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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-08-24
Lodge Directory.

!. O. o. F.-Meade Lodge M. s13. meets On Mon
day night Of each week In hail over First Nat
ibhai Bank. Visiting brothers cordially ihvit-
ed. J. d. WEHKbs, N. 6.
BEN r, BoLES, Sec'y.
I. o. o. F.-Meads Rebekah Ledge No. az meets
LIST and Sfd Tuesday nights Of each month in
First National Bank hail.
Mrs.. JOHN BKApRS, N. G:
Mrs. J. C. RAGLAND, Sec'v.
A. r. & A. N.-Webb Lodge No. 275 meets the
Saturday night or before the fun moon If each
month. c. E. TALLY, W. NJ.
JOHN ELLIOTT. Secretary.
n. ". A.-Meadc Camp No. 1888, meets on the
Ind and 9Th Wednesday nights Of each month
over Bank. J. E. RoBERrs JK., v. c.
JOHN ELLIOTT, Clerk.
r. N. A.-Middlemarch Camp No. ga, meets the
Ind and 18th Thursday afternoons Of each
month at hall otcr bank.
Mxs ANNA wEHRLE, Oracle.
MIA. AbAH MARTIN, Recorder.
A. o. u. w.-Meade Center Lodge No. 247 meets
TN secpnd and fourth Tuesday Of each m, nth at
the bank hall. BROTHER BUS, NJ. ".
N. r. MARTIN, Recorder.
p. E. o. Sisterhopd, meets LIST and 4th Saturday
nights Of each month.
ABBrE BoDLE, President.
MAY PREssLY, Cor. Sec'y.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-08-24

value OF improvements SsDU W
Each tract will be sold separately and bid
viii be received for less than the appraised price
'of the land. Purchaser will be required to pay
one tenth Of the purchase at time Of sale. TWEEN
~ yeats time at 3 per cent interest on deferred
payments.
DATED this 9th day Of August 1905.
Moses BLACK, Treasurer,
Meade County, Kansas
First publication Aug. II, 1905.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-08-24
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the
9TH day Of Oct. A. ID. 1908, At O'Clock p. m.
will offer for sale at public auction at the front
door Of the court honse, the following Described
school land situated In Meade County, Kansas:
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-08-24
Citizens Addition

OItIZen'S AUDUBON
8 81 3
3 81 3
10 81 3
Wichita Addition
IL ID a u
, 20 IL 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
griefbefOrScruns nadl Dem guslunb.

2ie muSl6noiihe BoIt fir sic nit
Dem IA. Sonuar enoenoe @ofe
i6IieBt i'm bieIigen @allptpoitamt Gin
allen 66uen piinftIi6), tpie fOIgt:
Sic BadetpoIt uod) 9euti6Ian6
ibIieBt nm 10 llbr &ormittogS am
WtontoG, ben 2. Somrnr, ulO 6rei.
tag, ben g.. Snnuor.
9ompfer fobren bon Ncip-Yorf ob,
tuenn uidt on6erS a%n9ege6cn.
SruuSutIontii6e 80 It.
6rcitog - 10 llbr Nbenbs, fir
europa, per Gompfer oNtinncbobo",
pio 9outbampton (Roit mllB per
0ompfer oMinnebobo" ooreiiirt
iein) fir europa, per Gonpicr gu.
canio," oio Queenstown.
y 0 it nod Q ii 8. uuoG Central.
Imerifa, @eitin0ien etc.
6rcitog - 10 llbr I6cno3, fir
Curacao uno &cnc5ucln, per 9oms
pier n3uIio;" fir Forto Hico, per
0ompfer uGoomo," oio San Suon;
fir Sortlmc SSlonO, SomoiCo unO
Colombia, per 0ompfcr n9ntoi;"fiir
So EIoto = Stootcn, per Gumpfer
oMoouro;" fir Cuba, per 9ompfcr
nMerico."
SomItug - 10 llbr NudtS, fir
bic Bahamas, per Sampler pon0tio'
mi Sla.
9ic EoIt nod) Neufumolon0, bio
Noro-S Sydney, mo no6 WiQueIon,
pio Bottom, i6liebt bier t6glid nm !
llbr 9}odmitto9S; nod Grbo, nio
Son1po, tGglid) Inn 1 llbr Nodmits
togS; nod Gotta Tico, SonouraS II
Guatemala, oio NelusS Orleans, tag.
lid Inn s llbr Abcno8.
Grams 8octfic q o It.
Sreitog - Z llbr Nben0S, fir Sn.
pon, Sorcn, 9bino uno ipc5icIl oOrcl'
iirtc 8oit fir Die Ebilippinen, oio
Soconlu.
Boit fir Soluaii, Sopon, China,
9orco mo Die YGilippincn, bioSon
6ron5iSco, ihIieBt bier t6glid NM
7 ll6r Nbctos bis 5ltm 10. Souulor;
fir NellieeIono, Nultrolien, Nelt.Gu.
%Icoonien, Samoa mo &onoii, bio
Gan 6rou5iSco, Z llbr Iben0S bis
SIM %. Sonuor tG9lif).
Die Grams. g ocific.Yoit miro tGg'
lid bei6r0ert, uno Die glbgongstoge
iin0 10 orronoirt, ooB Elm ununter'
brohener lleberlanos8 transport er.
nl09li6t miro.
@. 9aote3 8orfteI0,
BoItmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Henooirte, bette Worfe, % bis 90
Tcnopirtc, bette 4rintS.. -. % bis 24
2ebenoeS @efliigeI, pro 9fumo:
oIte Siibner 13c. bis 14c.; iunge
Siibncr 12c. bis t5c.; Gntcn 12c.
bis t4c.; @ltter Zoe. bis 1856; @Guie
t2c. bis 1414c.; Eoubcn, pro Roor
2Oc. bis 25c.
Srii6te uno @emii G.
9ortofieIn pro 9uiheI 45c. biz
Doc; 3uderriiben, bro &iitc 35c. bis
40c.; @eiBtobl, pro Come 5000
bis $1,000; 3%lpiebcIr, pro 9uidJeI
soc. bis 500; Gorotten, pro Bin.
Del t12c. bis &C.; aepfeI, pro 6aB
Zoe. bis $3.50; GnonoS, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $500; Seuerie, pro 9so.
Doc. bis SOC; brarlter &obl, pro BIT
libel 121ac. bis t5c.; Spinot. pro
@l.lfcl 60c. bis Toe; crime 9obncr
pro aorb $500 biz $3.50; rltroe
Hilben, pro 9ltid)cI 30c. bis 400.
&opiioInt, pro &orb SOC. bis $500;
illnge GrbierL pro &orb $f.75 bis
1926; @lumcntobL, pro Sab SD bis
81; @urtcn 8Iorioncr, prp 9orb 50
bis $3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier
$3.50 bis $3.50.
8rOcertes uno Srobtiio.
Sol5ilcildL pro Gfuno: fleine Gil
9ar-@ureo Shiufcn t1Hc.; qroBc
Sfinten 1915; G%aIiiornier S6ins
fen 7Hc,; Sugor.Gureo 8ruItitiide
10c.; Sugar . Gllreo ShuItcrn
SIC; troden gcioI5cue Seitenrippct
Sc; Spcfieitcn sec; trodelt geinI.
5ene SduItern ST.; reineS ShmoI5
inSicrccS 71ac.; SpetihuIternS%c.;
MeBsS hweinefIeiid) $13.75 pro Sob.
&offinirter 3udcr: getpiirfclt
G.75c.; puIpcriiirt 6.15; STANDARD
gromtIirt 6.05c.; fcin ar%onulirt
6.05c.; GrpitoI u 6.05c.; Columbia
u SOC; gelber 5.05c. bis 5.55c.
@erGitcter aoffee: 6. 8. g., 100
Nfo. &iiten t4.t0c.; e. &. &. 60 Yf0.
Siitcn t4.20c.; Is. g. s. 20 gflulo
aiiten 14.20c.; reiner Saba 2S1ac.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 261ac. bis &c;
reiner Motfo 261ac. bis &c.; Saba
unO Motta, 9enliidt, 251ac. bis 26c.;
Saba, gemiidt, 2415c. bis 25c.; rel.
ner Morocoibo 2t1ac. bis 26c.;
reirter Ga @l,opra 2019c. biz 21c.;
reiner Sontos 201ac. bis BIC; San'
to8, eemiift, 1876. bis 20c.; &co,
gemiidt, 1876. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
WcridltsOcrbanolnn

0rtm II al @ertd l t.. - (Sor
Nifter @ideS.) Ginbrud - 6ronf
$. @ront 5mci Sabre 3~udabtuS; ".
9rolum ichs Woratr, Spbn Smitb,
od)t Wonotc @eiGngniB; CHARLES
@iGlioms, 5luci Sabre, Clara 9ornep
mo Scenes Gbinn je Orei Sabre, SO.
bic 6oa0, Gin ,Sobr 3udltbor8; Sic
ming Q. Soplc, GborlcS Sobnion,
9ciOe freigeiprodcn. Srogcn Der.
borgencr @oficn - Geo. @rolult, 80
Cage StootSorbeitsbouS. 9~iubeIt0.
rung - @n. 9rolun, $40 Strofc.
Souiircn obnc Siccn6 - Sobn &oris
gilL oli Yorolc cntlolicn. g(ui Der
Hegiltran0e fir beilte: Giubrll6 -
EbomoS Ei6bittS, Sobn SimmS;
0icbltobl-8cnjomin Wic0ufiD, Sob.
Hilep, Clarence Gompbor, MoItcr s..
Carr, SnrrD Cannon, Geo. Wilion,
GbiuorO @oo0foIf; llntcrIdlogltng-
George u. Ntitdeu; folide Norgobcn
- Bia Sage, SOiepb y. Geforo; Dos.
tuiQige @igcntbunS5erIt0rung- Geo.
$. Yrolpn; Sonnto0S g Spiritltoicns
U%crfnltf $780, Charles ailr5rod.
Moi en- @cri6 t.-(gor ocn
Hid)tcrn Ylod, O'Vricn nno Wois
tbcr.) 81 Observation-Disclosures
luurocn crnomrt in ocn 3GGen bon
W~torgoret 5. Smith sic ySnic &c.
poiit & 3rllit &c." 8iir9idoft $50,
900; BON Gliic Woroiueb 9l(icc Moro.
meB, Niirgi6oit $410O. Bur Nod).
loBoerluoltcrin nur0c erronnt in
Dem Sale bon g2iliom Sumter Bar
boro Stromcr, 9iirgi6oit $3.50. 15r.
uentorper6eibniiic iurroen cinoercid)t
IN Den SGllelt bon Charles u. Gen.
fins, $6203; Senrp SouOS, 500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ipuroe gltgcbci.
ben in Dem Sale bon WorgorctDc Z.
Geeg, $3.50.
Sta0t. Ser d) t. - (2}or hid.
ter 0obIcr.) SDoiu gc9en GbonS,
nid)t been0et. Sobn 3ronf qegel1 Die
Limited Noiltuops," gei6lidtct. "a.
bio ". Grodett gc9en 3. u. Dodge,
y9ton pros" Nuf Der 9legiltron0e
Iilr 6elltc Der i~dJuebenoe GSoI itno Die
Nrn. IA, 20, u, %, 26 uno q.
hyperion @ 6 t. - b(8or
Nld)tcr 9aer.) Gli5ubctb g. Gin.
broo gegel Die s. 9. aennp So, Ser.
Diff fir $3.50. Sobn 6. 3ilep 0egelt
Die Limited Hoiliuop," lli6t beeltoct.
Gif Der Heeiitronoe fir be1lte: Der
Id)luebenOe 5nQ uno oie Hrr. 43, 3G,
40 uno A. II, Is, 10. Al.
StoOt. @eri6t, A6tbeilunq =.
(gSor Ridter Stodbrioge.) PM
Der He9iltranbe fir beilte: 9rino.
oiltrifts. Nppenationen.
Hifter at Cargo (8or
Jtld)ter Wrigbt.) Die oWinefe. golt-
ernlhmiot-Go." gegen Sobn aeQp,
Seroift fiir $tSt.60 uno $25 an.
ipaltsgebiibren. 90. 9. 9. greluina
60" gegen 2ouiie ganmbodl ge.
Sarrp 8. Wulfi gegen Ot.
gros., 8eroift fir 9erflag.
te. guf Der Meqiitrat0e fir he1lte. Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
90 $50. 100. 1874. 293.


Common EIeuS 8erid ) t.
- (&or Rid)tcr Sborp.) Sobn 9.
8liuQIton gegen Die Limited Rail
maps" gcroift fiir 5000. Heien Z,
0riper acqcu Die Baltimore d. Ohio
@obL" Soon pros" Guf Der &egi-
Itronoe fiir be,ttc: ole Nrn. If, IA,
10, "a Cuttings Geaen oic Limited
8oiltuopS," SO mo So.
9rciS 6 t, - (&or RidJ.
fer &orIou.) Die nGonirmcrS' San
So" gcgeu 0liper y. 8obertS, nidt
becnoct. 2ui Der HcQiitronoe fir
bclltc; Der ihlucbcnoe Sal, @aromul
gc0cn Qubrcllil lno 8lount gegcu
Gee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Sofcr.-3uIubr 1896 9uihcl;
olis ben Glepotoren 5uriifoe5o9cn
1898 Yulhcl; Glepotorcn 8orrotb
10O,470 8uidel. 8erfdufe: Elm 8og'
gon Nr. 9 gerniidter olif DER 9obu
I'M @ef0n9niBbofe SIT 81, elm @o9gon
Nr. 3 peiber int Gomoen.G lebotOr 81
37X,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

gr. 1924. Sfs9aItimores Strabe. - 8tms
mer an 9errer 6u bermtetben. - Seinite
8etrnrfe uIlo Weine. ngaDs8ietus8 rnite'
reis "9icr. 8erfnntnnlungSIoial bes Dit
Q%pmburoftr. SIrlHertu, &nll' NIB 2eibs
Bcret1s". Gbef, s2el. Wt. Berton 4942 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
gu Uerfanfen ober 81 terpadjteR.

gu p~ertaufen ober az ucrpadbten:-
9ds tuertbooIe Srttnoftiii an Der @de bon
Cfts8dItimore sS trabe uno BoitsS fficesSlOerue;
so bel 100 SUR. Set biiitere 3beil hes Srunbs
finds miro fir elm Sei1dftseebdlloe oes n9erlt'
lheH Correspondent" benIbt peroen. gtdbere
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

ldJcI; TerInll0t bon 0en EIeO0tOren
1880 Yuidel; Northumberland
t,382,Si7 9ui6el. @erfGlfe: 5000
Spot 81 50H, 10000 Sorntnr 81
503s, 10000 90. ST. 501@, 10000 Sc
britor 5u 501a. 20OO Steamer &c.
mii6tcr Spot 81, 1874, 1000 Nr. 3
Spot 5lt 46A, $4,000 Spot 5u 5O12,
10000 friifer Spot 81 50I2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Snltimurer Marft6criftc.

McbI. - 3uiubr 5ltS 6Giier,
eini6licBlih 1858 6Giicr SIT Occult
Goint mo 1921 6diicr 5t Canton;
&iiItcnberionot -- 66iicr. Die 90,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
umb Ste6lanbtupn n.
smmiht,s ..eihrntrnn,.nnne.n

Ode 8. unb 8ouab.s trobe. 9auptQnoriier
oes nNuOert ar. lint. sYereins." sGi6ens
frun5.9 s8ereius," Canton Smmerlu.
miitbIi6ieit" liito raeiieIf6mieoesllnion".
Srii6cs Bier Ill ieber 8eit. Telephone:
6. & y. - Nlt. 3ernon 1893 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
8. gpigt's Saac,"


gr. 1904, Observation-Disclosures.
Ser nNorooIt Smmerpibrenoe 9ouoerein
bon Baltimore" beriummeIt iih bier
ieoeu Wiontdg. - @eorae 9rcDm & Cons
Sier an 3upf, iln6 oeutf6er glrt brett
bonn faB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Sn ~berfaufcn.

Die etnStgen 5ipetFt56tgrn odnier
sum gerfanf In Sft.9aItimore, nneren8enb an
ben pra9toouen s9atterfonsearf,4 gatureuts
snerff un6 babf bic austpnbi. Stefe Sdrier
hub In ieoer Sinfiht MODERN, nit @armors
Bats uro sSnlstreppe, folule mobernen ger.
betterunaet, %etuibIiebIt6 @b5nesfn1aI. &eent
tdeIt9 unb Sonntnes an Out uno Steqe. Be
nust Sairlnountsabenue @dqauns.
Chm. 3. Gallagher, Bduunternebmer
Q2s-) gr. 280S, S~nirmount.sIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

poer 6eriaufert, ipettoeu sic Ihb an Charles q.
8eder, @runoeigentbur1ss uto GerIt9erlngS'
Weafler, Sr. APO, Turo 'Garen. StraRe.
8eIo 5I oerIeiben auf SDpotbeien In beIie6i'
Gen summer. (gtob16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
gerlangt tint aasemeinert.
StcQcngeiudc,
Stenegciuh


Sine ocutlde Srnu iuht Sicue fiir %augcnlci.
tie Sdusurbeit poCr ais NodiIt. Nud6ufrugcn
III Ar. 1923, Glcmeut's trafc, HUcuftsgpint.
(13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Scutioe Sd)luBrote:
bnften.Wa

ltnienItebenbe Breiie be5ieben iid)
altf ben gngros.Sonoel; fir ben
a~leinbanoel muB elm entipredenber
aufi6lag gemaft perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
charlottesville"

yfr, 432, GIdremount.gtpe. S~tebIanbtoiun.
Snuptcunrtier beS nBnoenin : Wtdnners
dborS". GineftuHoen 9ienitug, Qbenbs 8
llbr, uno oe5 gWionuuterltdIs 0tftrifts Hr.
23i, 9. u.sB. rOtonImeittaI "sBier ant
3npf. gbefnpeates3 elephon - 1926 u.
8m. Z. Q. Support, BETTER.
(TeA21N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

SUIUU JIItN UWttIUUIt HpHIIIF
HorboitsSde Der Gotus mo SorrcltsStrube.
6auptauurtier beg @efungocrein5 nWelos
Die. Gingitunoen ieoen Donnerftnegbeno.
N~erfnntmlungen oes Centennial Wlebgers
8ereius" ie6cn 2. uno A. 9ieiiitug i'm Dlos
nat. Gelepbuu - W{t. 8ernon 2666 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Stcllcgcildl:
Sin Wido1en iuhi Stcue fir uugcmcinc
SuuSarbeit. Ytnh5nfraacn in Hr. 1923, Gle
ments StraRe, 9ucuitsGoint. G3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

&. q. Ndcrmann's Snle
Horboits@de >8ougDs ullo GaroIinesS trnbe.
9ullptlilurtier oe5 .0dOerrsW 81 ittnerdbors".
R.sS. s@de 9ougbs uto GaroIiHeitr. 8ers
einsberiummllng ieoen 9onneritag Ibeno.
gele Witglieoer ~luilfomnteH. 8or8iigs
Iihes Bier Der gSationaL.Nrnuerei I'M 3apI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
8elS anssnleibcn.

@enn Sbr @elb uatbts habit, uenbet Gndl
an uttdt. 9nrIeben auf Saldre, Wi6beIn ober
8runoeteentbum. acknowledgement. aeine 9ei1'
nef6dftSsWetbpoen. @tr. aremer, Rr. 120,
Rpr6.gaea.etrahe, 1. SIur, 2aunbrb Building.
(WprtI1b-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Gier, pro Oubeit0 29c. bis 33c.
Butter, bro Bf1un6:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-14
CITY NEWS

It waS Tot Edward sullivan of ,21
 Baldwin street that was arrested by
 Officer Hickey Saturday.
 \ mass ol requiem will be celebrated,
 tr-molrow morning at o'clock at the
 Immaculate Conception church for th' late Margaret Crary of Baldwin street. X merry party of fourteen couples [ went tn HIcminway'S in onr of \. Nj. l.ar>op's sleigh 'hiisr, and enjoyed q splendid supper and plenty of dancing
 on Saturday evening.
 Edward Roche. through his attur. hey. NJ. l. Byrnc. has notified City Clerk N.ttlctun that he will claim dam ages for injuries received by falling an i defective sidewalk ai tlic corner of .crih Main and Hill streets on Fehru. ary ln.
 The ladies of ihr Altar sudality of St Michaci's church. Watervillr. will ::iy" .i reception. whist party and ,ian.r. in Pyibiau hall Thursday evening. Jn.l a big crowd k lonkc,l far. Ii will b". "ns nj the great >orial functions of thr season auil patrons are expected from ali parts of the town.
 \ very rniuyai.h. event was th" seq. on,I anmusi I,aniur, nf S, Mary'S T. X society lr.d iu Si pairirk'S hall last evening. Ti" hall was pr.itiIy .icco- rit"'l with poitc'l plants and rUi How CTS. \ portion of fhr hall was iiiic,. TIP as I parlur where T short r'o,.,,ii"I. vas hcli prcvinls to tlie IEinpIIci X fine musical program was rrnd"rty: under the ,iirr.-tinn "f Miss i,-~si.. i. Pagan. .,nung ili" invited guests were. iiir Rev Father Brnlcrick Key Father Duni.an and il,n Key f'aIr..l. Martin.
 \ mu~i,;ils. ai the I"m. of C. l.. I;"gcr>. ::l SIpcn'-.r av.nuc. was h.'li la>t evening. Several vocal ~''I,."ti,'.I~ w,sr. .rrisr.-I by IIar"lI Arthur
 and Edith Eog"r<. \ quartet ,nni~,>'-l "f \. !. Mo"rr. Iiarpi.I Rogers. Philip Bumper and AII@Et I.acff'er eiticT- tain-d ib" gatiIrriBg by niany ~eis--- iioDS. C. L. Rogers sang several ls:iTi- t,tI.. ~.,I0< iu q most ,,lea>ing nlapn"-. \ delightful r-isa>i waS ~"rvH,I. aft"E which ib:. IIapI.y gathering hT"tr FTP. vnfins Nr Rogers i.s Ia. an cIii"Tfai In iu. host
 \ joint Iiia>S meeting wilI h. hri.I at Citv hall next sunday afternoon aI $ n-sI.r-k- rln.!eT tbc au~Esi.-< "f ii,e WarkinSIn"r-> Fir,-Ic an.I ilIe ~.priaIi>g i.-.su.-iss-< pf iIsi< city. io .xieItI mora: syIaI-aIhy and iinanf-iai assi>ia.r,. ls ih. workInSInen of Russia wbo are making such gallant fight fer fF7ee- com The speaker selected for this in,torranf oscasion will be John W Brown. There will tc no admission f... charged AH are welcome: bU. .rv.sHc wi~I,iIs. T., .s,sssriI.J1Jc any iiusn- sI=.! aS~isssn-- Ebs SasI7- ws'i i-. " ce.v.,i sp.I fc-vsrIcsi [" thu gc1ersl fund that is being rsiSed throughout this country to assist those much stueed Deeple tc gain their liberty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Superintendent Tinker Read Report
 on Defectiv. Eyesigns in Oh ildren.

It took the board q. education last evening about fifteen minutes to trans- act its business. Mayor Elton presided and there were present Commissioners T.arkiu. Lawlor and Chapman. The time for closing the evening school cN- pres this week. as the school will have hcen open serepty-siS nights. but Con- missioner Larkin suggested that it might be as well to keep it open an other month if there were funds ant- icieut, and so tue matter was referred tc the committee on nomination and teachers. of which Commissioner Lar kin is q member.
 The rooms for grades and : are overcrowde,l. and it was voted that Superintendent Tinker attend Il meet inc of the district which is to he hel,i in Il week or so. Commissioner LaTkin shall also aticId. It Is proposed t'' tuill two more rooms.
 Superintendent Tinker then produced number ot tables showing the per ttntagc Of pupils with defective sight if the schools. and on the sam matter Iead the following report:
 We find that beginning with the second grade and cNtendin. through the fifth grade there is T steady in- crease in the number of d"fe"tivcs. The dropping off in the sixth gra,!s is due to the fact that many chihrr, leave school to gn to work. ;!c greater of whom are among those with d,fcc tive vision. Ii also would seem ihat niany of tbc defective eases ar" per maDently corrected before leaving school More than I:, per cent of the dsfectivcs have both eyes affected. The number of pupils who were wear ing glasses at the time the test wa- taken was 2aI. some parents th!ni that as lon. as ;bc eye looks all rigi,i to them nothing serious need l'c feared Quite number seem to think that ihi:; department should furnish the glasses.
 We have a Dumhrr of children wh" should lDc sent to special institutions some children who are nearly bliIhl or vbo have hut iIttlr vision. Wi'hpm, ap execution these children arc hri.nt and dociIe.
 The report was fiI-d. after which iir' board ajjcurucd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-14
TONY CARLO LEAD. Man Injured at Benedict Q urnham's
 Dice at Hospital.

Tony Carlo of Bank street. who was injured at the plant of the Benedict X Burnham Manufacturing Co yesterday afternoon, fingered at the Waterbury hospital until 7:3O o'clock this morn tug. when hc passed away. The body was removed to the undertaking rooms of Mancini X Rugglero. The dead man was 20 years of age. steady. and had hopes of seeing the rest of his family settled down in Waterbury in q short time. some time ago be paid his fathers passage to Waterbury from Italy and lic left there February and is expected here to-day or tomorrow. This renders the situation all the more satl. because his friends don't know whether to hold the funeral this after boon or wait until the father arrives. Tonys plan was to bring his father bore. secure employment for him aud then have both put their earnings to- Gcthcr until they could make up enough to bring the whole of them to America.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-14
FEE HAY BE $e.
Bill 0G .rei ts increase Price for
 Naturalization Papers

MI who are eligible |" cifizensbi' x ss;iIJ .Iu well io get out their naiural- iz.,ti.n IsaIer< now. cr as >s"u as lA"> Sib:c. X IiIl his l.eru iutrN-iucs.I iri tGnzre~> |" raise thc fcc f"T naturalizs- iisu ,.ap.r< fo S,. The present. fc.. is eTiv S,. and a short while az. it va<i o,IIy Sl. If th,. hill beroInc~ 2 law ai.I it i~ supposed that if will. all clerks .,T ,-yIEt entitled to i>slr natural ization papers will bc appointed g,s- eInnent agents
 The purpose of the bill is obvious to everybody. It is to decrease he op- Icrtunitie< for corrupt practices and aS mu.-b as I-sSsihlc tc lar an unde- Sir=',ic eI.nleut fr.rn ci.i1crs<ssiI.
 Ii is eneav-r ;o i-rscIBc T e:tizeu .,s tb. JBitei Ststcs than any other fully civilized country in the wcTE- iB England it costs $S5. in Russis SSs' and in Germany &@.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-14
MULES HALT TRAFFIC.
Wouldnt Leave Car Tracks Till 1heiI
 Ears Pointed Seasa.

New York. Feb If.-A pair of mules last night bIockei gar traffic through Long Acre square and bvaye,l icfisn,-. at the policemen who tried to move them .n.
 Jim Johnson. the coiortzi driver vi . snow removal cart. got as far north along Broadway as Fcriy-third street when his mules stuck with their ears pointing dne north Almost every thing was tried to get the mules of the Broado7ay ear tracks withoJI; >us- csss until ap intelligent s.Iirs-as-sn suggested n tbc apEoyed Jim JobDscn that the mules beads he turned to the south. It was done and tho muleS vent ahsad
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-14
WASH GOODS

Outing Flannel blue 'Ialur prle T2c Dress 'nghams fast coofS, in al tolor "2c Iar' short lengths vl nofco yarl ceanup ... vI 'orded Mada .a inches wide. col i" Eld' up price ?1ac yd
  Remnants of Wash Goods in all qualities Half original price