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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-13
SPECIAL.
PRICE
Or Wire Screens. Doors and Ice
Cream Freezers.

Tho Csc size Screen. 1898 inches. .1ec
The Csc size Screen. 24x33 inches. .22c
The 32c size Screen, 24xS6 inches. .2ec
The 4Oc size Screen. 30xS6 inches. $50
A good Door. suitable for kitchen.
75c, complete.
a good Door. suitable for front.
s105 complete.
2 at, Blizzard Freezer .......... $3.50
3 at. Blizzard Freezer ......., $3.50
4 at. Blizzard Freezer .S22o
6 at. BLIZZARD Freezer ......... .s2.7o
u qt. Blizzard Freezer 1895
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-13
|.atest Capllz;alyIa Mining
Developments.
TELEGRAM.

TELEGRAM.
"Pamilla Hill. Parral Chihuahua Mexico
October 7. 1905
"Capuzaya Mining Co.
Colorado Building. Washington, d. G.
Four seventy-fve level one hundred fourteen feet
Rock much softer and looking good Ore in new works
holding well. Engine under its gas yes
terday. Will have it connected UP next week Movers
left today all we'll satisfied
(Signed) ARTHUR NJ. DAVIS, Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-13
! Corner stora onIv Al .p5iiO,

See us for bargain In corner store
property, on Madison avenue. Pays Is
per cent. on price. helms, Mar.e. Boy,
enton a. Chaplin, Inc. Ct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-13
The he; Same Old Story
I'm the Same Old VVay

Notwithstanding the fact that fifty more people
including or 10 mining engineers, have made exam
nations OF the property and business methods of the
Capuzaya Mining Company, which owns the Capizaya
Group on Pamia Hill, Parral Chihuahua Mexico i'm
mediaely adjoining the famous Pamilla Mine OF Senior
Pedro Alvarado, noted Mexicos "Peon Mining
such persons has reported adversely either upon the
Company property or its business methods but in
every instance the statement has been freely made that
every representation regarding the Company and its
property has been fully verified. The almost uniform
expression used in auding the Caplzaya property arc
most remarkable. coming from many sources
The latest instance OF mining engineers exam
NATION and approval OF Capuzaya is the following bv
Cias a. Weller. who has just finished an examination
OF Capuzaya at the request Of Tennessee stock
holders, who wished TO know just what the conditions
Copy Of Mr.. Wccr's telegram:
Pamla ltli, Parral, chihuahua, McNico
~. October :, 1876
!, After thorough examination of Capuzaya and
adjoining properties fully satisfied as to the cpnccn
ration OF the several veins in Palma Hill in Cap1zava
ground and can only report avoraby. Leaving 10
night -
(signed) sCIIAs: a. WELLER
Mr.. Weller the gentleman above referred to. is one
oil the most prominent business men 81 Knoxville,
Icnr aud is well known to Mr.. w. X. lynch physical
director OF the local Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton 81 i5
he Company's methods, as well as its properties
are as an open book and any information can be had by
calling attlSofhcc of
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Disposition Of Cases.

Respectfully. sumbitted.
j. W. REYNOLDS,
$50 ''''c" s.'st Chief Of Police.
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Chief Reynolds Report for Month
of September q
MARY CITY FINES COLLECTED
over Five Hundred Dollars Turned
In to Treasury by the Department
speeial4offIcer Hotsbaok Appointed
to Regular Force-soard in Session.

Chief of Police Reynolds submitted
his report for the month of September
to the commissioners last night The
board met in regular session, auditing
bills and disposing of routine bust
ness. Special Officer j. j. Holzback
was appointed to fill a vacancy on the
regular force. Il
During September the chief turned
in to the city treasury S516, collected
in city fines imposed in the police
court. 81
Following is the full report for the
month:
& Newport News, Va. Sept. so. 1905.
Z Report of the Chief OF Police for
month t,Dfiii.r Contptnbor Oh tonS.
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Arrived Yesterday

Steamer G. w. Clyde. oNeiI. phila.,
dclphia-W. Z. CLYDE 80 Company.
Steamer Monroe, HulplIers, New
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YOUR HEALTH"

Pledged In q pure wire. whiskoy,
Observation-Disclosures you like In mild
aid vour digestion, an
to your contentment, tend to longevity
But be sure it's pure. You can count
on that L. the containing bottle came
In and went out OF our door. Lots tn
choose from here, and you won't quar-
rel with our prices.
We also supply the family trade
with bottled beer, delivered anywhere
In the city.
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h 377
drunk ........:...... 81
DlSorderiy acknowledgements. a.
Assault ................. 2S
Larceny ......... ................ II
Abusive language ...........-..... s;
NO tag on wagon ................ e
nuisance 1900. ................ ~
Keeping disorderly house 2
Reckless driving Observation-Disclosures. :.
Fugitives from justice ....... &
Lunacy a
Vagrancy 3
Not OF good fame IL
Stock at large 8
Working on Sunday .......... 2
Board warrant 4
Violation curfew law .... =
Keeping gaming house ..... 2
Obstructing street 49,. ..... Q
Contempt of court ............ 3
Carrying concealed weapon ... A
Incorrigible youth ......... L.
Allowing minor to enter saloon :. /,
Entering saloon under age ...... L
Jail breaking g
Non-support of family ......... l.
Violating bicycle ordinance ...... q
Doing business without license -. &
Peace warrant ..........,. 3
lreSpasS .............-.. q
Selling liquor without license -. Z,
Illicit cohabitation ............, q
Keeping house of ill-fame ..... i
Violation dog ordinance II
Violation bridge ordinance 4
Violation market ordinance . i
Violation building ordinance $500. L
Violation curtain law ... 1
DiScharging firearms in street 1
Unlawful gaming ................ 1
Automobile exceeding speed limit, L
FeloniouS assault ........ 3
Grand larceny 9
House breaking ............ 9
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-13

The German steamship Pisa sailed
yesterday fer Hamburg via Norfolk
with $4,000 bushels of oats and part
cargo of miscellaneous goods.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20

- 6enru GueIcr nom @mccto Va
3uor bat ant Wtoutn9 cine ytciI> mod'
&ulm uuo auoeru Yutttcn III ?toro
0utota on9etretcm.
8oiilieb Stooel pom Gureta
Ba3our ut init ocm NrSbou ietnes
EouIes bcId1ditiot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
&in Wfeh faufcn.

Wdbccuo oc6 WtonuIeG Nu0uIt
lpiipidc ih uuee Yieh uun SAmciue
t0uilid) 3u erluerbcm, oo0 81 Der.
toalcu lit. Sh meroe ben b6dpItem
Uiort'pteis oniiir b~e6obLcu. Ycr
JcBt mud midt.
s y a 6. VI ir,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
y " Gurefa nnS timsesemS y "

Juline gfambsv pom GuTstn
goBaaE M bisfs gDod,e NIT Der IN
italiruus ieiner nensn @aaren iebr
beihdtig,.
Sdnmodler 5atob aIoineer
lpiro pon bsnte ab ieoen 1as in Iti,
ner gDertitati an Ulain Sirobe 81
ireFien Iein.
say~ Sdon Iino einise bon nieren
gp1tiabrS : Waoren ~an9eIaust unn
paBt einmal auI. lpaS oieien Serbit
aIleS Di5sIid,e Inn Gureta gaSaar 5n
baben III. GS piro bic srDBte ajlS'
lpabl lein bic ie bier NOR.
Gureta Bo3aar.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
weiIbanf gonerete 60.

lincorporiri) BON UlIbant, @. D.,
fufrc init benz 2egen bon Goncrefe
Seitentpe9en an Srori bon ,Sobn
Do 'ns's @eihdIiSlaben unb Scbn
Sd3miofS Soloon nad benz a. suli
beginner. gDtr finb aud in Der
scse ole Concrete 9rbeiten, ais
pflaIteru, a~reu3un9en, CURLING Gel.
tenipese uno 8ebduoc In allen Mrs
ten mnternebmeu an f5nnen. gDir be.
iiBen 15idbriee Grfobrnne III Der
6erIteIune folder arbeiten unb ga.
rantiren mir ale arbeiten fur fluff
Sabre. unier Souptquortier pirb
Ghreto fem unb iinb mir bereit,
3ontrofte ein5u9eben. SpreHt nit
uns ebe Shr bout.
Ntilbanf Concrete Co.,
Gus 9 10 q n ION,
Wtono9er,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
&ant btaig ab.

Gr fam mohl nenfen, CT FAM btIlt9
ab, peld,.r nadoen er 9critopfuno
oocr uuoeroanlidte't bntte uno II
imItano icinc g, 'unohcit uieoer ppl
iia belpItCI,u. NidJts tbut oicIes
nls Lr. &inN's 9iclp Gle pills Sine
idrneiIe, quite no Iidlcre 4ur ill.,
Gopiueh 8"rItopimrs uiIr. PC bel
Gureta Drug so Garontirt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20

An ale meme Sreunbe umo 2un.
ben. Sd Weroe pou ieBi al ollie
meme Wnoren Iebr oiai9 sertoufen.
Sb babe AUDI ale Sorten por
gBattin's Wteoi5inen loipis
uud oos beriibmte 10 ottin'e
q iebfulter. 0ou oieiem Su'
ter Iolte Seoermaun 9ebrouhen.
oeun cs reiuist oas 9lut uno il,
chr nabrbaft.
Dapio Saat.
- g8er bic Hatbe idont. ihooet
inen 8incern.
SrduIein GmiIio Stouer, neIhe
I'M 4IoItomt az Supa thdti9 lpor, III
0citern in Gureto einsetroffcn. 3:n
ibre Stele trat Sri. Ntiueruo brat.
ton elm.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
GrSHnnng elmer
g ukbanOlun9 q,

Den eeitdbten Damen bon Cure
ia uno umsebun9 made id bier
mil betount, rob if i'm auiderbodei
@ebduoe, an Melt Wtotm StraBe
cine uBhonolmn9 initaatr
babe, fpelhe id dn
Samstas ben %. September
er0ffneu neroe.
Spdterhin rperoe ih bic 0ertauis
GrDHnun9 Der
@imterbiite
betannt MAIDEN.
&ommt Vile uno bei6aut Sud
msine Siite uno Qubpaaren uni
oeren PreiIs. Nuh fibre ih elm
oroBe Ausnobl bon Wd06en uni
&tnoer &appen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20

S~SrduIein s. 8. 8iIbert bon
OortIcp, Solpn, 1T IN Gureto einee.
trofieu uno bat ben 8niderbpder
Id,en ScIdldftslaoen an Wtain Ctr
9emietbet. in lpeldcm tie cine pub.
bouoIune mno elm Iumen &leioer-
oeiddit inItnlirt bat. Die Gr0fnuu9
fiuoet am SomSta9 ben %. Sept.
Itatt.
Sotob Senner prn aibIep, u.
D., Iprod am Wioutu9 bel II Dor
uuo tbeilte unS ben GtrnS ietner
Grute tpie Iolot an 4: so 9aib. 5peIb
per Ncre ; II 9uidleI Slad1s per
gcre A; "a 9ui6el Soier per acre I;
% NuId)el Gorn per Were uno 20
9uIdel Wei3en per acre. ST beiiBt
cine Snrm pm 800 Nctes muo mill
nod 20iertel 2ono, uobe bel linn oe'
leeem, ale 93eioe touieu fir 50St!i6
Drcb uno Il Yieroe. $4,000 nuo
or naiiir be3ohlcn.
b6~ Dir periudJeu unIer 9eItes
fiir eiuem ,Neoen ben pnHenoiten
ohub 3u bobeu iomobl IN Ouolttdt
pie audi I'M FreiIe. lluIcr 9Sorroth
lit sroB uno baben mir fir einen
Seoem Die ridti9e SrDBe.
Gureto q q a r.
3immsrmumu Srant 9ober,
peIder iiir untermebmer Wlc6rato
orbeitete, iil am Yiouto9 bel WtidoeI
TtebertS nobe 9reennap 9eItorbem.
seine frau uuo Sodoter, neIt)e in
9opoIe nobuen, trafcm 9citern auI
IDrer Sabrt ma6 Dem SterbebnuIe
bier Elm.
am Sonuta9 abeuo brad elm
idIpcres 8emitter iiber Guretn los,
ieooh obue sbuoen om3uridlten.
Srou s. u. 9ruuooae be9ab
ith am SomSto9 nod 3eelouo nm
ben Somutos bel Serrn uno Sran
Noam Se3eI gu oerbrin9en.
3. Is. Ren0on wetIte uori9cn
Otonto9 nit ieinem automubil i"
SutloG.
1emoup bat cine Ntoid)iue err.
inuocn, nic fir cine iuuIe Yeriol
noS 0entem bciorocu lou. NIe ob
oo9 lpos yteues mdrc :: Yolitiid)c
Wtoid)inen bntcn idou lett Sohr
3cbutcn fir uicIe Sauienoe ooS Dcu.
fen beinrot,
@ia 1ieb fauicm.
Wdbccuo oco WtonuleS Nu9uIt
lpiipidlc ih uuee Uieh uun SAmciue
tGuilid) az erlverbcrL, oo9 5u Der.
toaIcu lit. Sh meroe ben h0dpItcm
Uiort'preie oniiir b%e3obLcn. Yer
JcBt mId) midt.
s y a 6. VI ir,
SurCtn, 2. z.
Senru Guelcr nom Gucctd IA
3uor hat am Wiontn9 cine gtcilt mad,
&uln uuo 0uoeru Yutttcn IN ?toro
0utotn on9etretcm.
8otiliep Stooel pom Gureta
SaSour ut nit Dem NuSbou ietnce
GouieS bcihditi9t.
WerI0ren
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20

Zoe YliHionTeTi Der bieIigen
oensIdlen ev. iuiheriid)Cn @smeiuot
piro AM eonntas ben I. Ctiober
im SiabtbanS. Soni at gebalien. auc
oieEem aniaTTe nerben beaabie Ore,
bigger bon aaSpdrtS bier etnireffen.
N6brec tn uddliter glummer.
Treo SarId bon Gong cate
lieaf nit elm paar gebrodenen yiip,
pen in aIbiep oaruieoer.
IN Der llmseaenb bon 9ouole
eraibt ooS Dreidcn 90 bis 25 9u,
libel Weisen per acre uno bon Is
SEidjeI ouimdrts 5Iahs per acre.
Die Gureta Epler WliibIe lit Ia
ununterbrod)ener 5hdtisteit.
Frau emil ghamber bat lid,
bon ibrem BronditisanIaa pieoer
erbolt.
Sobann Bauer neiIte leBten
Dlittuo6 9eidditsbaIher in Sopa.
Soeob 2toIer bon SABA bat
feline hieIiaen Cots al Or. b. @aloa,l
oertauTt, lpelder oaraui an bauer
beabIid1tiat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
Nu Pile bic es angebt

Sh tuuIs Sdrmeine ieoen Sao in
Der Wode mo jeoe VEpdle inn Suhr
3um b0d,Iten WarttprciS. Ilio
5dloIe tom id1 ieocr6eit 9ebrnud,eu.
SIM 9iinouiebhunocl bin icn oicieS
sHubr lpcnen Der Yaoc oeIhidtc
nid)t. Dcd) fonic jh pirtIid) Ittte
gtiuoer unc imn9e &iibe gum guttn
ISrcis.
YGen Ihr 5dutc ODER pcIae gum
Yertouieu habt. 10 beoeutt bob idr
mebr fouIc uno uert0uie pte ir0edo
Nrurnno oitoicitc Nncroceu, mo ga.
der ouh ote beitcu prciic SaOlen
fuun uup oud) thue. gUio tommi
uno ichct midl.
GniI SicrenFelot.
2ttn Etreif. yGenu uuIcre
Eeuensoroonc iidl pei0Cun. ihrt no.
tiirIide Nrucit su uclrtdtcn. onun
rucrocn mir Don ben Ihlimmiteu
Shmer3en eeplogt - &opIidnrer3Cu,
gfii6suihmerBen. Seitemidpmcr5eu II.
3uodlemldlmer3cn llnicr Sciit npiro
octritbt uno Ger &0,per ibmad,.
Sicr mrB Torui's yIpeutrdut .
9lutb,I lever IN grpenouu0 tommer Il.
@r reet ole Or0one 4 ncuer 5bGtios
felt an. It6rtt uno 9tbt %GcbenstruIi
Speaiol N9entcu ~IieIeru ibu. Shrcibi
on Or. Qcter Eobrueu &c 5nus So.
.1l2-11S 90. Sopne Nue., 81 cago.
81
8ie unIere 2eler erieben, ba=
ben mir NIT Der Ser6Heutli6 l.
uu9 Der Nrtifelieerie
Sic beut9en 8olu=
MEN in Siibz& s.
lamb
begonuen. NGe nellen Nbounen.
ten erbalten upu beute ab Die
s@ureta Yoit" bis Sunt / Nooem
ber aratis su9eihift, 10 audi
Die enlightenment ytummern init
genannter Qrtltelieerte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
WerIoren

cine nuntlc Didbre. 4 Sabre alt.
5chruere Ntdhue nno IdlIaut. &et,I
Bruuomol Y8iest ctluo 100 9inmn.
8 ell g.,
Nlpho. g. ..
Sec. ID, Eoipnibip 12S. ". Al.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-20
GeiD Sbr perIobt 4?

8erlobte 2ente ioaten b~eoenten,
oaB nodJ Der Sod3eit mancper Streit
permeioet ncroen fam, penn lie
lire 8eroauuna IN gutter Sronung
bolten nit electric 9itterS. g. u.
9ronu BON 8ennetteoiae, 2 g.,
idlreibt Sabre lang lit meme
Srou ibredlid nit unoerbauIihteti
uno Seber, Srubel bis tie tbre 2tait
uno Wtrtiamteit oerlor uno MIR nod
elm Shotten BON ibr Iriiher ipar,
Eenn probtrte lie Glcctric 9i.ters,
neIGe ihr 9Ieid Sinoeruu9 sober
uno lie Sulebt o6aio 9eiuno madten
Ole lit .ieBt TART uno 9eiuuo. Die
Gureto Drug SO. uerfouit uno ga
rantirt he az 5Uc per 5laId1e.
Srau Sobu Carr, peIdbe Ie
Bohen bereits frinteIte, erIitt an
Sreitas einen Riidiaa mno ihwebtt
am Sonnto9 mebrere Stunoen 3tpi
ihen 2eben uno Soo. Or. b. Wal
bat lpuroe berbeieeruien uuo befin'
Oct Tid Sram Carr iest ouBer Se'
bens9eTobr.
Der SoIide ItiItet Sooer ali,
Der ShrenbIdIer treunt Sreumoe.
- Cine eIettriide Die3e fir feline
&iuoer lit erfunoen noroem. llno
oos Wie9enlieo fam Der Pbono'
graph IinSeu. Ste YtutterpIlid1ien
peroen INNER lei6ter.
paItor 9rueeeI Tieoelt oieie
Wohe nit ieiner Sumilie nah
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
srNsHINE APPRECIATED.

The cool dressing sack sent TO invalid in North
Carolina was comfortable bit Of sunshine, great
" appreciated the box Of clothing, underwear, ETC.
given to needy mother and her daughter in Man
haitian supplied all immediate needs; helpless in
valid. who received a contribution from the ener-
gency fund that enabled her 70 receive medical
treatment for a month. finds II impossible to ex-
press her grateful thanks for the helpful gift
Mrs NJ H Shannon. Of Indanatown, Penn,
Rural Free Delivery No 4, wife of an invalid min
ister writes that she and her invalid husband were
much pleased TO receive the express box sent
through the general Office, and ADDS: ! nave peeh
depressed with my many cares Ay own own iLihess -
added 10 the helpless condition Of Mr. shannon ior
twelve years. places US in hard Circumstances:
which makes US the more thankful Tor sGnstllle
The generous assistance given to the poor woman
IN Oswego County enables her to remain some Il!e
and help nurse her sister, who has cancer Both
are grateful the friends who suppled the heces-
sary means let them be together - -,
A poOr member in Alabama writes: OIliy NOSE
situated as I am realize WnaI IL is 10 open
letter and find within II generous ana helptul ray
OF sunshine. I had wished and prayed that l
might be able to get things absolutely needed
and II seems as though God must have put II INTO
vOur heart 10 remember my neeGs ana distress
can never thank you enough Tor your KlndneSs
Mrs J. A Young Of Batavia, has written coruiaI
thanks for the ready and generous response 20 tle
needs Of the poor families for whom she made the
request.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
STUFFED TOMATOES.

The acidity Of tomatoes. which is always brought
out with cooking, makes them particularly well
at this season. They may be served either
with bread crumb stulfing with chicken
forcemeat- Select tomatoes OF firm texture. Cut
a cap off the top of each and remove all the
soft pulp and seeds. Pound TO a paste small
pieces of chicken, either cooked Measure
the chicken. Add the amount OF bread
crumbs to it, soaked in milk. and to every cupfu
Of the mixture add a saltspoonful of butter and
egg yolk. with pepper and salt to suit the
taste Some people may enjoy the addition Of
pinch Of nutmeg. Also add half a teaspoonful Of
onion juice and six chopped mushrooms. II the
mixture is not moist enough, little chicken stock
good gravy can be poured the stufing
Replace the caps and bake the tomatoes in a
porcelain lined or enamel pieplate or baking pan
Cook them half hour in q moderate oven.
\ simpler rule for stuffed tomatoes Is this de-
Ecious one: After preparing them above cutting
of the tops and taking out the inside, hll with
the following dressing: To every two cups Of
bread crumbs add pepper, salt, bay leaf. ground
finely chopped, and a slice OF onion, also
chopped MOistCn the stufing with the juice ana
pulp Of the tomatoes, which should be freed from
seeds. Cover with small bits of butter Serve not
Immediately after baking.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
AN APPEAL FROM BROOKLYN.

President of the T. S. s.: do want TO bring to
the attention OF the Sunshine readers this case of
mother and daughter whom they generously
helped twice before in time Of great need. They
are devoted 10 each other that separation seems
cruelty. The mother is too feeble to do anything
but a little mending when she get il TO do
which is not often The daughter, though anxious
work and a good sewer. is too slow and too ner-
vous 70 be able TO get much to do and through
poor nourishment and worry consequent upon lack
OF means she has at times q slight mental de-
rangenent. We have been trying TO help them
through friends by paying the rent and by seeing
that they had something 10 eat Il is now becom,
ing and more difficult to collect the rent, and
90 not know what VII become of them If some
provision is not made for them
1t has occurred to that there might be some
one, or more than one, among those abundantly
blessed with this worlds goods who would gladly
contribute a few dollars regularly TO the saving
OF this mother and daughter. They are people
who ought not to have go to the poorhouse;
they can live on very little and this relief might
mean a restoration OF the daughters health The
only other way is: If there is some home or in
institution that would take them both, where they
could be cared for. help little and not feel they
were paupers. have exhausted every resource be
fore making this appeal TO you Do you not think
some strong arm Will be held out to these help
-00' Mrs F. E B. BUTLER
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

the doing OF these small jobs Is recreation is some
times correct but oftener not Unless the man is
accustomed to them they worry him. and take twice
the amount Of strength from him that his regular
work does, and the same is equally true of women
II the business woman absolutely cannot afford to
get some one to do her small Jobs for her-and
that Is apt 70 be the case with business women
she must or course, do them herself, but the ne
cessity does not make the doing OF these things
any less a handicap 10 her, and the circumstance
Is a IegtIle cause OF the mediOcrity of wOrnan's
work II she afford It. but prefers 10 save
money by aoing them herself she Is pursuing a
Very shortsighteo policy. The housekeeper of
course, cannot escape from small jobs but il
she Is wise she viii reduce their number 10 as
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

white nohar stitched with silk but is fashionable
for all suitings and all sirting materials whether
for those OF immediate the future, as the
skirt is one that be relied on for many months
Tbe quantity Of material required for the medium
size is ss yards r. yards Al or AZ yards 5z inches
3,i3e when material has figure nap; ia yards
q az wards a 34 yards o. inches wide when 1t
The pattern No. 507 IS cut in sizes for % "a %.
as aud 80 inch waist measure.
Tshe pattern viii be sent TO any address on receipt
OF 10 cents. Please give number and waist measure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department, Newly ork
ST-iblne If IN a hurry for pattern send an extra
tvyo-cent stamp ana VIII mail by letter postage
in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
SENDING CHEER

Mrs NJ Of Manhattan. will send rays Of helpful
cheer 10 Mrs. Adde Thompson, Of Oxford, Me, but
some clothing for her daughter Florene, thirteen
years old. is greatly needed.
Mrs. Marlor will remember Miss Woods birth
day with CHEEKY greeting; Mrs. Morrison Will sub
scribe for religious paper for Mrs. Wirts, of At
lenttc City: Mrs. c. Z. T has responded the
request of another member for artificial leaves
FOR holiday work; the president Of the Ever Ready
branch has been able, through the kindness Of an
oculist TO provide glasses for an aged woman at
the Old Ladies' Home whose eyes were in & bad
condition.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
ENJOYS TIE READING.

Nelson Mccartney. OF Penn Run. Penn. writes
that his days would be lonely indeed we're IL not
for the generous supply OF reading Gent 10 him
by friends. He does not know the names OF all
who contribute TO his pleasure but he thanks them
ali, lust the same, and hopes they are all wei
afsd happy" He has received magazines and let
ters from Fannie r Weed II. L Cotton. Miss {.
Gpiro and A. g Hutton.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
TROLLEY PARTIES.

Two large trolley parties will be sent out this
week. Mrs. F. H. Jerome will conduct the col
ored children and special car will be chartered
FOR the occasion. Miss Olmstead will take large
partv Of mothers and sick babies to Coney Island
for the day Milk and other necessary things will
be provided for the children. An East Side branch
president has been asked TO look up all the SICK
babies in her locality and invite their mothers 10
take them for day 10 the seashore in the name
of Sunshine. Owing 10 the generous contribution
Of the five small girls at Brewster liberal invita-
sick lrtla ones.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
PLACES PROVIDED.

The German woman and her two children have
been provided with place TO board at Nyack.
\ Y for two weeks The expenses will be paid
from the Slocum fund Arrangements have also
been made for a number OF girls and boys, sur
vivors OF the terrible disaster go for two weeks
10 lie country The girls viii find their comforts
and pleasures in Rockand County, y. Y. and the
bows a Bethany, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
NURSERY PLAYRoo1f.

Miss J. omstead, Of No. Is Greenwich-st-. writes:
I'VE now have quite number OF tots in our new
nursery. or. more properly, playroom. until Sep
tenber, when we shall be fully equipped to
take care bies. One child needs shoes (No.
81 badly. and drawers, waists and underclothing
would be most acceptable, as some tots are scant-
iIv clothed. One Of my members has just made
dress for little girl. as Of her many acts Of