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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21
Paint Your Buggy for z5c.

o $500 with DevOs's ,iIosS ,'arria re
rant 1t weighs to ozs. more tn The
punt ina" others, wears longer and
gives gloss ~ Isl 10 new York. Sold
by John T.. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21
Letter TO p. II. Williams,
farewell. V

SZeWeH, va.
Dear Sir: Two years ago, Mr.. Grant
Smith, Erie, Pa, painted three frame
houses, and the woodwork OF brick
house.
The painter estimated Sll65O for
the paint, lead-and-oil.
He bought Devoe S97 40 and re-
turned SIT GO. Saved S3I.lO on the
lhe paint.
Don't know the cost OF the work
By the rule, the saving of labor would
be from 500 to $l20.
On all, from $50 to 1920.
This is the tale, as it comes from
Messes w. f. MIX & son, our agents
there for 40 years.
Yours truly
+. w. DEvoE < Co.
81
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21

LANtNNs AuS oR~Nl14-
let in wOman's dis
eases, Of Buffalo,
~. Y, ~and a
healthy mind, aud
everyone can cult
vate and enjoy hap
piness-
We M ust eat
properly and di-
gest W ell to be
beautiful. II is a
fact that any form
of dyspepsia may
in a few days trans
form a clear. white
skin into a mass of
piinples and black
spots. A beautiful
woman has the
beauty of her stom-
ach.
DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21

The snow storm and freeze of
Saturday and Sunday has done great
damage IN this section. Reports
from different sections state that al
most clean sweep was made of
fruit. Late apples may have escaped.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21

The newsI a2er reading world is in
tent on learning whether Rojesventsky
will loye himself Cevcra O., Mel
con
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21
Rally in Thompson Valley

Dear sir:
Please announce in the News that
there will be an educational rally and
basket picnic ut Benbow on May 18th
This will be part of the campaign
during the month of May for the i'm
provement OF county public schools.
The executive committee OF the Co
operative Education Commission OF
Virginia has promised TO send us two
good speakers on the above date.
The movement is intended especially
for country schools and country people.
Let every body come, and as many as
will, bring a basket.
5. 7. Lilies,
Benbow, Va.
pril ITfb
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21

Are you growing more attractive a, you
advance ia life?
"Civen a healthy body" says DIR. R. v.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-04-21
The End.

John f. Jackson sells our paint
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
POtrZeba

NIEWIAST MEzCZYZN
v tym | W przylegiych teryto~
ryach do reprezeotowania
oglaszania hurtownych | de
taticznych departament6w da-
wno zalozonego domu O pr2-
wdziwem finaosowem st4no-
w'sku. Pensya 81 SO dz'ea-
ME z wydatkami op}acanemi
naprzod W kaxdy poniedzia-
lex pr1ez GEEK. wprost Z gl6-
wnej kwatery. Kod i powoz
doetarczooe W razie potrzeby
stanowicko trwale. Zgtosic
sic pod adrssem Blew Bros
& Co.. Dept. B. Moron
Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
z trzech rOzma1tych
StaH6W.

w ostatlim eza-is federalism ,
trey listy, ktdre wykazuja jak pr1y~
s}uiasn okaza} sie Ssvery B.lsam
n. piuca. Wszystkis to listy ode
br.lilmy v jednym daiu, kaidy ,
innsgo stanu, a osno!a jest b.rds,
1.jmujac. ola togo ponizej podaje-
my Z mich krdtki vyciag:
,.Severy Balsan M p{uc.
sprawia znakomity rezultat. Dzieci
n.sze by}y navisdzone kokluszem &,
jedna butelka wyleczy{. je.
Fir. Lavicka, Walnut Grove,
MINI.
.,,Zaziebienis g}owY rozciegne~
10 sie ma pluca i musia{en leiet "
}dzku, lecz Severy Balsau M p}uca
wyleczy} maie v dw6ch dniach."
Frank Houska, Buena Vista,
Mich.
,,zaxiebi}em sic bardzo, ~poczu}en
bSle v piersiach, byfem nawiedzo~
ny b6lem gtowy i ny6le ie wkr6t
&c bede zdrdw. severy B.ls.n N
p}aca vyleczyf nnie."
MARGIN Luc, Smoke Run, Pa.
Severy Balsam M p8uoa leczy ME
tylko kaszel, lecz i wssystkie choro-
by gard}a, krtaniowoi6, wyrzuty i
cheroby p}uc pewstafe Z xaziebienia
ktdrs }.godzi przeEwycieia zapale-
ME zaflegnioayoh nab1onek, jeieli
uiywane woze6nie. Coma IS i 50
cent6w. We wszystkioh aptekach
albo u w. F. Sewers, Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

SEVERY KALENDARZ OLA
LUDU POLSKIEGO ma rok
1905, d.rmo v kaidej apiece.
Pytajcie o niego. Jest pieknie urz4
dzony, zawiera 81 strony uzytecz-
nych wiadono6ci. Wprost poslany.
W. F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

6ci naszej zaciezYl, = bedzie
to " r6wnym stopniu obja-
wsna naszego zdrowia, jak
ostatecznej degeneracyi rzadu
rosyjskiego, bezradnego wo-
bee anarchii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Why ks. K. Sztuczko, CSC,
sekr., Chicago.

Why ks. X. SZtucZkO,C.0 :.
sekr., Chicago.
Wielebny Ksieze!
Niniejszem oznajmiam Wy;
dzialowi Wykonawczemu, I
przez w. w. ca}emu og61oWi
70 nam zERzymu wiadoomo6<
zupe}nie pewna, il J. Eksce'
lenoya ks. Arcybiskup .Sy.
mon pod koniee kwietnis
b. r. wyjsdzie ? Rzymu dc
|Stan6w Zjednsczonych Pom
Am. " celu zwisdzsnia oaad
polskich i obznajmienia sic z
tutsjszemi stosunkami. Ro'
|dacy! Bedzis to pierwszy
|Biskup Polski, jaki stanie ma
tel tn p6}kuli %ziemskiej, ma
ziemi ameryka6skiej. Prey
gotujmy godne przyjacie tax
zaenemu go5ciowi!
z szacunkiem, s}uga " Chr,
Ks. Waclaw Kruszka,
List ton, istotnis interesu-
j@cy zrobi zapswne sympa'
tyczae wraienis wsr6d og6}u
naszego; radzibytny tylko
wiedziec nisco Q eharaktsrzs
tej nisyi Najprzsw. X. Ar
cybiskup. Symona, jest Ii On
u~rzedowym, csy tylko iciila
prywatnym. Kwe.tya Ia byla-
by zw}aszcza ola Ducho.
wie6stwa naszego bardzo in
teresuj4ca. Czy Why kores-
pondent mole ia nam wyjas-
mic?
Mysl uroczystego powita-
MIA i przyjecia Najprzow. x;
Arcybiskup. przes Polonis
nasz@ poprzet naleiy Gala
si}4, jesto6my tel pewni, Il
W swoim czasie zostanie ona
godnie v czyn wprowadzona,
w ostatnim tysodniu ma
p}yne}y nastepujacs datki n.
Pol.-Lit. Dom. En-. W N
Yorku:
L przeniesienia $771.59
~Tow.sw.Apostol6w Pho
ira i Paw}a ma dezsrter6w 200
Tow. 6w.Aposto}6w Pho
ira i Paw}a, Chicago 500
Ks. St. Rogalski, G. R.,
Chicago, Ill. $500
KS. F. Pawlar, Iron
wood, Mich. 1900
Jan Internationally Ca
lumet, Mich, 800
J6zef Pawlicki, Calu-
met, Mich, 800
Ks. Jan Adamowski
Glen Campbell, Pa. 2.4O
Kolekta parafii Najsw.
Maryi Fanny, Wilkes
barre, Pa, 21.OO
Tow. W~strzemiezliwo-
Sci sw. Alojzego 500
Ks. T. Klonowski, Will
k~esbarre, Pa, 24.O0
KS. Jan Kasprzycki,
@. r., Chicago. 5000
Razem $927.99
z powyzszej sunny pre-
s}ano ks. L. Neutrality-suspicious.
zarzadcy Domu Emigracyj-
nego 6w. J6zefa, $476.l8.
Dziekujac "a dotychczaso-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Cd WYdzia}u
Wykonawczego:

Dnia 28-go lutego odbylo
sic regularne miesiaczne pc
sieazenie Wydzialu Wyko.
nawczego, ma. kt6rem ONO
wiono szczeg6}owo i. wszech-
stronnie projekt ustawp no
wych naszego Polsko-Lite
skiego Domu Emigracyjnego
aw. J6zefa W N. Yorku. w
programme ustaw tych poru-
szono i polecono do uwzgled-
nienia nowo mianoWanej
Dyrekcyi tejze instytucyi,
kvestye take, jak inkorpo-
racye i wyjecie samodzielne-
go eharteru ma imie Dyrek-
tor6w pod przewodnictwem
Najprzsw. x. Arcybiskupa
Farlsy'a, ukonstytuowanie
Zarz4du i Administracyi
Domu, z%wo}ywanie sta}ych
obowiazkovych posiedzef
Dyrekcyi W czasokresach
Settle oznaczonych, prowa-
d.eaie wszystkich spraw
instytucyi " spos6b finan-
sowy, a energiczny i ola
sp6leczno6ci naszej pokytecz-
ny etc. etc. Poniewaz " mai
bli4szych dniach odbedzie
sic pierwsze poeiedzenie
Dyrektor6w Domu, przeto z
Chicago pojedzie ma ME Why
x. St. Nawrocki - r6wniez
cs}oaek Dyrekcyi i przed}ozy
Dyrektorom W imieniu Wy
dzia}u Wykonawczego postu-
laty i instrukcye tegoi Wy
dzialu, dotyczace %omawianej
instytucyi.
z kolei omawiano bardzo
wyczerpujaco sprawe kreo-
wanna i zorganizowania ko-
misyi ola spraw szkolnictwa
i "a
{oxenia ,,Towarzystwa Pomo-
cy Naukowej". w kwestyl
tel Wydzia} Wykonawczy IT,
chwali{ zasadniczy zarys
programu i oel6w wspom-
nianych instytucyi, oraz
postanowi} W sprawie skom-
pleowania ola mich pracow-
nik6w znie6c sic z wybitniej-
szynai przedstawicielami du-
chownymi i swieckimi ma
szego stanu nauczycielskie-
90. Blizsze szczeg6}y, doty-
czace utworzenia i wprowa-
dzenia W zycie rzeczonej
Komisyi szkolnej, zostana W
naiblizszej przysz}o5ci do
wiadomo6ci og6fu podane.
M tenn posiedzenie zamknie-
to.
Osada mr.. Is, pod view.
Sw. Stanisfawa W Rochester,
N. Y. nades}a}a podatku fe-
deracyjnego sumo $500.
Przyjet4 zosta}a do Federacvi
P. K. " A. AZ ga Osada pod
we1w. Matki B. ,R6za6cowej
W Baltimore Nd, oraz trzecia
du1a organizacya polsko-
katolicka, a mianowicie Pol
4skis Stowarzyszenie Kasy
Pofmiertnej ma Wsch. P6}n.
Am. pod opieka 6w. Jana
Kautego; delegation tejze or
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

slegf4 Ona sWO)egO szczytu !
znalazla sw6j straszny wyraz
v n~iebywa}ym gdzieindziej
rso:z]petaniu na wstretniej,zych
namietno6ci w6r6d zgrai
~czynownik6w. "
Kto rzsadzi' dzisiaj = Kr6-
lestwie Polskieml Jezeli, O.
pr6cz kamaryli wielko ksia-
3ecej, istniejs i funkeyonuje
" Pstsrsburgu, Rad jakikol-
wick, to ma On tyo do
ozynienia 70 sam4 stolica i
reszta Rosyi w}afoiwej, 10
losy zachodniej %prowincyi
zda{ zupe}nie M dogorywa-
|j2cego " Warszawis general
gubernatora.
Cz}owiek, ola kt6rego mai
|aktualniejsza jest kwestya
|w}asnego zycia, ME mole z
natury rzeczy, zajmowa6 sic
iadna kwestya lima.
St4d wszechw}adni panama.
" ca}ym kraju 50 czynownicy
wszelakiej kategoryi, zaczav-
sly cd policmajstra, guber-
aatora i nacxslnika powiatu,
tko6eEywszy M s%prawniku,
s~tejkowym i slsrexowou-
|io}nisrzu. Kto tylko ma M
grzbiecie zasxargany nundur
|czynowniczy, lub wojskowy,
Jest panem sycia i Smieroi
|tyeh, co go ME naja.
! Dzioja sic tel " Kr6le-
stwie rzeszy, okropno5oi4
swoja ME mniejsze cd Moro
nowskich okrucie6stw. Stree
|laja do najspokojnisjs.ych
ludzi, kobiet i dzieci ME
~wyjmuj4o, klada pokotem
|dziesiatki i seciny trup6w,
ograbiaj@ rannych i zabitych,
torturuj, ~wieEni6w, sanim
jak4kolwiek udowodniono i'm
wing ftp. Takie masowe NOR
dowanis spokojnych robotni-
k6w, a nastepnie student6w
i dzieci " Radomiu, REF "
Hucie Katarzyny i wog6le "
Zaglqbiu ~D4browskiem, stree
lanie do bezbronnego t1umu
" Lodzi - ME m6wiac JUL o
mordach i grabieiach W
Warszawie, o kt6rych maj
wiecej stosunkowo sic pi.a}o:
81 to- sceny, wobec kt6rych
geniusz ludzko6ci zakrywa
sp1onione wstydem oblicze.
Tylko ME zas}aniaja go, lecz
ods}aniaj4. je raczej... bez-
wstydni siepacze rosyjscy.
Kr6lestwo Polskie, ca}y ten
piekny kraj, laczacy pomo-
stem kulture zachodnio-eu-
ropejsk@ z Wielkorosya, stat
sic lupem szajki }otr6w, ciag-
n4cej osobiste zyski z mienia
Ii zycia milionowej ludnosci,
prowokujacej jej uczucia
narodowe W spos6b, przecho-
dz2cy W bezczelno6ci wszyst-
ko, czego dotad widownia
by}a Rosya. Obywatel polski
pozbawiony zosta{ wszelkiej
'opieki prawa, a znalaz} sic
oko W oko z rozwvdrzonym
czynownikiem, uzbrojonym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Belradni.

Czytamy ' nNowej Refor-:
mic" wychodzacej v Krako-
vie:
Jeieilii pisze sie ml6wi, ie
N. R] =. i i8IrI4.llnI1lsI'ij,s. J. a "A 70 q
,Isa y lliiels = s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
MRS" NOT ON TOMBSTONE
On the Shaft It Is Generally "Wifs of in Referring to the
 Deceased.

How often one hears the expression, She just got married because she wanted to have Mrs. put on her tomb. stone" Now, this seems very natu- ral statement to the average listener, says the Philadelphia Record, but, as . matter of fact, there are few tomb. stones that have Mrs on them. as very recent interviews with grave dig gers and church sextons have demon strated, so the woman who intends plunging into matrimony with the idea that she is going to be known as Mrs. Jackson or Mrs. Blackson after death had better hesitate before she takes any desperate step.
 Even after death q married woman is only considered a part of her hus- bands property, for out of several hun dred tonbstones investigated none had the appellation Mrs. while every one had Sarah. wife of or Jane, wife of" When the investigator asked sn old sexton well versed on tombstone lore if there were any tombstones with Mrs" on them he replied: Well, I've been seein to the buryin' of mar ried women for the last 50 years, but | ain't never seen a tombstone yet that had Mrs on it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
ON THE EVE OF WATERLOO
Unpublished Letter Written by Mar shal Butcher to His Wife
 Is Discovered.

There has just been discovered in the family archives of a landed pro- prietor in Mecklinbure a hitherto un- published letter written by the cele- brated Marshal Butcher to his wife on the eve of the battle of Waterloo. The letter is couched in the unique style and spelling peculiar to the old soldier. which however. are partly lost in the following translation from the Ger man: "Comprenne. June I.. iSI5.- Here l sit in the room in which Mary Louisa spent her bridal night It is hard to imagine anything more beau tifui than Comprenne. What g pity that must part from here tomorrow, because within three days l must he in Paris. Ii is possible. and most prob able. that BOuaparte will be handed over to me and Wellington. Do not think I can do anything better than to have him shot. This would be a Ser vice to mankind In Paris he is whol ly deserted; everybody hates and de. spises him I belieTe this will be ali over in a short while and then shall hasten home There are many pretty things here. but must no. take any. thirg svay-
 FLETCHER
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
PIGEON CAUSES HER DEATH
Pct Missing Several Months Is Found Blocking Up the stovepipe
 in Owners Room.

In the Wiltshire village of Zeals England, death has been caused by a pet pigeon. Two young women liv. ing at the rectory were found uncon- scious in their bedroom on Monday morning. One of the girls, Miss Maud of Southampton. was dead before the doctor arrived, but the other revived after some time. It appears that a fire had been lighted overnight in d small stove which was connected with the main chimney by fiue. The girls retired to rest noticing nothing except that, the fire smoked considerably. When the stove was removed for in- vestigation the body of pet pigeon which has been missing for some months, was found blocking the pipe. The poisonous fumes had thus been driven back into the bedroom. The coroner's jury retur1ed a verdict of death from misadventure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
DANES BUILDING AN ARK,
Northerners Constructing a Unique Vessel Patterned After Ship
 Described in Genesis.

The Danes have been building a ves- sel upon the lines of Noah's ark is de scribed in Genesis The model is 3D feet long. five feet wide and three feet in height. one-tenth of Nosh's meas urements. It was floated on the sound on October 30. with a party of profes- sors. engineers and officials on board. and is reported to have behaved ad- mirably at sea. The event confirms the theory that the Babylonians had at very early period sea-borne con- merce. that Noah's ship was a sea-go- ing vessel. and that 1t was driven. az recorded in the Babylonian annals, by a storm-wave up to the Doab of the Tigris and Euphrates into the noun tains. The remembrance of this ca lamity. which destroyed whole cities. lasted long and grew with the Jews in 10 the account of a flood. Herr Won lhering states that the babyloniaus kept doves on board their ships. which they occasionally released, and thus. by following the direction of their flight. were able to reach land.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06

VAUDEVILLE.

Refinement. skill and the comedy faculty are the reasons why Milton and Dolie Nobles are perhaps the two most popular players on the vaudeville stage. In every playlet ever pro duced by these two artists the same sure exquisite regard for propriety and the rules of good acting have been both noticed and applauded. "Why Walker Reformed' and The Blue Grass Widow" in which Mir and Mrs Nobles appeared at this house ill past seasons. are remembered with smiling regard even yet. In '1he Days of '49' MT Nobles assumes for the first time in his stage career the role of an Irishman and as Damocles De laney, the old forty-nincr, is said to have made one of his biggest hits. Two capable artists, supported by two others, make the thought of visit to Jacques next week a thing of pleas urablc anticipation. The other big
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
GIRLS TRAIN FOR BUSINESS
The Nuremburg Municipal Commer-
 cial School Declared to Be Success in Germany.

In his exceedingly interesting Re port on Commercial Instruction in Germany" just published by the for eign office. Dr. Frederic Rose, British consul at Stuttgart, gives some infor- nation concerning certain commercial schools for girls that have been set up in the fatherland. One of the most in- teresting of these is the municipal commercial school for girls at Nurem- berg. At this nstitution--intended for the instruction of girls who have passed through the elementary schools, and who wish to enter business--pu- pills are taken through a three years course in religion, arithmetic, book keeping. commercial knowledge Gin. c!uding principles of economics. for eign exchanges and elements of Ger man commercial law). German. French, English, commercial geogra- phy, handwriting, shorthand and type. writing. The fees are $4.oJ per annum, payable quarterly. The number of pu- pills increases steadily year by year, and reached 2S0 in 1903
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
POLI'S
"BY RIGHT OF SWORD"

In view of the interest everyone has just now in anything pertaining to Russia Ralph Stuart's By Right of sword in which he appears at Polls Saturday afternoon aud evening, should be an exceptionally attractive drama. The play, which is drama tizatiou of Arthur W. Marchmont's
 popular book. is an exposition of mill tary and political life in the land of the great white Car and deals with i the exciting adventures of a happygo-
 lucky young American, Richard Ham, ilton by aa.1e, who happens into Mos
 COW just at the time when one Alexis Petrovitcb. q lieutenant in the Mos
 COW Hussars, is leaving Russia under
 q cloud. Such Is the resemblance be- tween the two young men that Ham, ilton is mistaken for Petrovitch, and
 as the latter has q very charming sis
 ter who is considerably embrassed by
 his disappearance. Hamilton gallantly volunteers to be brother to her. But this deception plunges him into a maze of complications. and he is obliged to
 assume not only the debts and duels of
 the missing lieutenant. but also d clandestine love affair. and member
 ship in a revolutionary society. The matter of fact manner il which the
 young American faces all these con-
 plcatons and con4uers them consti-
 tutes the charm of the play, which is
 comedy on the surface but romantic
 melodrama at the base. Prices are
 25. B, 70, a and $1. Matinee p and 1 50 cents. Sale of seats Friday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
NOTICE.

The Bureau of Assessment of the city of Waterbury. in the matter of the assessment and determination of bene- fits and damages accrlling to all par. ties interested by the establishment of building lines on Hillside avenue, south side, from Fairview street to Prospect street, at feet back from and parallel to the street lines of said street, as the same was accepted by the board of all dermen, Nov IA, 1904 approved Nov 1I. 1901. made report to the board of aldermen. setting forth that they acused reasonable notice to he given to all persons interested in the pro posed public improvement, in all re- spccts pursuant to the provisions of the charter of said city. to appear be- fore them and be heard in reference thereto, and that they. fully heard a. the time and place specified in said mo- ticc all persons who appeared before tifem.
 And thereupon they did assess and determine that the damages and bene- fits were equal to all persons and COT, poratiOns interested in the proposcG public improvement. Report accepted. assessment of benefits and dama gcs confirmed and adopted by the board of aldermen, Jan ?, 1905; approved Jan ], 1905.
 Attest:
 GEORGE II. NETTLETON.
 l-6-3 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
TELL WEATHER BY ONIONS
French Peasants Plant Their Crops in Accordance with These Pe-
 culiar Signs.

One of the rites performed by the French peasants on New Years eve is the forecasting of the weather for the coming year by means of onions. When the bells ring for midnight mass they scoop out the middles of I2 onions. set them in a rov on the kitchen table fill them with salt and name them for the months of the year Then. when they return from mass they examine the condition of the salt. If it has melted in any of the .1mOnths-- thOst months Sill he rainy if the salt re mains dry t indicates iroath. if half mel1e.i tbs hrs, fortnight of the month riiI be rpf
 The peasants have SIch implicit faith in this means of fcreteIlins the weather that shey plant their crops ip accordance ~i.h the prophecy of the 0nionA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
COMBAT WITH HUGE EAGLE
\ Hunter and His Dog Were Severely Beaten by the Enor-
 nous Bird.

In the pine woods on the Jersey coast man was hunting. and by the afternoon was pretty we'll Jagged out. He lay down under a tree for doze and fell into deep sleep. He was awakened by fierce commotion, in which canine hcwls were uppermost As he jumped up he beheld his dog In combat with an immense bald eagle. It was soon evident that the dog was no match for the bird, and the hunter was afraid to use his gun for fear of injuring the dog. So he picked up a stick and sailed in. The eagle imme- dately attacked him and beat and tore him so unmercifully that he fell to the ground Then the dog rushed to the defense of his master and kept it up !, until he was knocked out again. The man then arose and reached for his gun but before he could get it the eagle flattened him out with its wing and then flew away. The man and the dog went home feeling rather happy that they were not hurt worse, but rather erestfallen at the same time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06

feature of the bill will he the musical act contributed by Snyder and Buck
 ley. two of the best musicians on the vaudeville stage. They play on q be- wildcring array of instruments q SC Ties of selections that are made de- , lightful by Intelligent expression and careful technique. La Wanda and Wilson's Bijou circus. with its dogs. ponies and trapezc performers. will draw the applause of ladies and the children. Don and Thompson, Will Hams and DarmOdy. Miss Nina Col lins, Louey Haskell, and the electro graph complete the bill, Prices are 10. 20 and 30 cents; afternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.