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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-01
Snccial Low Rates.

To all points in Montana, Idaho
Washington, Oregon and British Col
umbla, September 18th to October
s1st, 1905. Round "trip Homeseek'
ers' Tickets on special days. Write
a, once for information and maps &c
Ira +. Schwegel. Travelling Agent
Wisconsin Central R'y. 407 Traction
Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-01

Winter or summer, Mrs. Ausin's
Pancake -four. Always good at grocers
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
tSeridltet.

NroofpiIle, 80. %. ,SuIi. -
6runcc9co GcIoli, Elm ,}tdliener. mel
der ilbcrnlbrt mar, eincn nnoereu
,<tolicucr Nomen9 Ea9qllule Billie.
grino, om 81. September 1904 pt
Sptc9pille ermoroet 3u baben, ltorb
belltc bier am @dlgen Gr mahte utf
Dem HScGe sum Sdoiiot cine groBc
Scene. bctbcucrtc bcharrlid eine I'M
lhul0 lm0 tonnte MIR nit @cmdlt ouf
Die ,Snltbilrc gebrnd)t nerben.
Somnnbo. Ya.. %. SSuli.-Gcr
0nppeIm0rOer 9igler SSobnlon luuroe
bcllte bier gcbGugt, 0erlelbe ernlor-
octe m Is. 2epiember 1904 leine
@uttiu Wturaaret I5nbulon melte lifl
bon linn gcirennt boiie. lino oeren 10
iabrige Hcbte 2luuie 0eniomtn NIT
cincr 9lrt. Sein 9ruber Charles
,iobnion lit ais Wfitidpll0iger oeS
WiorocS im crlten @ruoe ilberiilbrt.
ollein in icinem Sale lit cine 9IppeI-
lotion IN Der Shmebe. 9igler ertI6rte
in einem geltern 9lbeno abgelegterr
@eitdnOniB, Charles let poIlltonolJ
unldIuI0ig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Icportiricr beNeht seIbitmOro.

9tcp Dorf, %. Suli. - W0b'
reno Der oeutlhe Gnmpler oSroBer
aurlilrit" beute aui ieinem @ege nod)
Bremen ole 0oi binubiubr Iprnng Ell
ne Ecrion ans ciner 2d)onr Gmigrun-
ten, lpcIhc niht 5ugelailen lnO sur
Deportation pculrtbeilt poroen ma
rem, pl0blih iiber Noro iuo fonnts
nibt 0ereitet meroen. Ger pSroBe
aurlilrit" iebte nn6 einen oergebll'
den Mettlngsperillhe ieine 6obrt
tort. Ger 9tume oes Spfers Dllroe
nidt ermittelt, mo man luelB nlht,
ob cs elm W}ann u0er cine 6ralt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
WinroachcimniR aniaetIart.

Gctroit, Did, %. Suit. - VI
ne Icpclhc an Die v1ribilnc" aus
Sin9pulc, Mid, mcloet:
Mia Icnnigon uno Wolter anof.
peldlc iuelen Gicbitabls I'M Gornin'
C5ciGrQniF cinaeiperrt ltno. taben
ocm 5heriii ein @eitdnoniB ob0c'
lcol pclhCs 0cn 9rono Der "Sll'S-
sale 5crccn 0ort@" nm 3. Gtaenl5ec
1901 nn0 oen Zoo oe8 Iadltluodttto
Zoe 6. 9lnreD otiitldrt. Gennt9ot
un6 anor hobct III ibrem 8eltlno'
nib oer GS.iibrigen George Smith
ais NttiCbnlSigen qenonttt. 9toh elc'
icni Stltddhnib riierirten Die orct
ocnl 9lnlrcu cine 6lnidc WbiSfep.
uno udbrcno Oieicr trnltf. pereste
ibm 5nti.J nit einem Brett eireE
ShIno iibrr ben aopi unb tootetc
ibn. luJroli tic $50. Die glmren BET
lid, trrO roubten imo oos @ebuioe
i'm gruro itedten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Sic Nnnoidlwinorl Erp5eiir in
Oregon.
@lmbeSienotor Niitteu 81 lef5 W}o-
notcu S,olt un0 elmer 8elobuBe
pon $1,000 ucrurthcilt.

Eortluno. Ore, %. Tiuli. -
@umoesrictter &c 6open genebmigte
Dem 9tmalt oca 8unoeSienators
Ntithcu. rsScnotor Gburiton, Die
9Ippellutlon int Sale Wtitheu'5 al
oda GbCracriht mi 8runo elmer Bill
Of GrCcptlou2" ilbcr mclde iih lbur.
lton ino Iiitrlttaonmalt Semen &c.
clnlNt huitCn
Nlc &crnchnuna bon 3eugcn in
oem 5meltcu Ero5eiie qegen Das Con.
ArcBnlitGIie0 @illiomion. Or. Ban
SeBncr uu0 Gr 0lm0e9 GommiiI1r
M. u. @iGa2 wcQcn onQebihcr 2anb.
betrl1ercien bat i'm Nun0cQ 0iitrift5-
gcrift oabicr be0onnen. IS hat oen
gIntben Dab Der }mcitc Ero5cB cbeu.
10 luie Der eritc nit ciner 9iitteini-
gtna ser Surn cnocn miro.
(SpGtcr) 9un6c9lcnotor Mit.
dell rullrbe bellte 3u cincr @elobube
bon $1,000 mo lcd)5 Wionuten @e-
iGugniB pcrurtbcilt Die 9lu9liih.
rlna oc5 llrtbeiIS bleibt bis 5ur Gnt-
idciounN 0c5 Ober f9unoe9geridts.
Dor pcIdc@ Der ,Soa iebt gelun9ell
miro, iuSpcnoirt, lmo WtitdDel miro
ir5luiihcn lmtcr $4,000 9iirgIdoit
oCltCllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
GrlOidcnoc SSlammcn.
Der grukc ECtrulenmbrnno in Icru.
i'm NbnChmCu.

3cbn 2cihct BON Gplcru oui1cnu.
oen. ShrcdIide 6oIgcn Der
Grplolion eineS @alolinoicus in
9IllcQbcnu Gitp. - 3milli1a9puar
5u (o0c nerbrunnt llnb ullc unpt.
rem WtitQIic0er Der Gunlie GituS
lhncr pcrlebt. - Ninrihhmg
5lucicr N1orocr in FcnniDlpnnicn,
- @lmOc9icnotor Diittbca enl-
pldn9t lciu llrtbcil.
S0ollltnn, Yer, % ,NuIi. 49, Die
Scihcu pOn 5cbn Wtenhcn, meIhe
ourd) oCn aroBcn Getrolclubruuo nui
bcm Stumble. NelIeIo umtomcn. MIR.
0cn bClltc uil0ellmocn Sulnntlihc
Npicr morcn licger. Gn3 Suhcn nnh
Scidcn miro lort9clebt 0u0 ,lclIcr
lit nod int @uuae. beihrGutt lid) ie.
ood) oul cincn 6IGhcnrolnl BON chun
100 9Idcr lu1o miro poroalCbtlib
bimcu 5lu0li StunhCu crI0ldcn.
Die idbrcdlitbc 6enerabutuit mroc
0urcb cincl @liBItrnbl bcrporgcrrlcn
Ser in oo9 23S.OO0 SOB cntbotcnoe
SoolIpt 9clcrOor cinldluA. Sobulo
oic cnporldIogcnOcn IIomucu be
mcribur mrOcn, ionotc man cili1lt
200 glrbciicr nit 75 WouItbiercu 0n.
bin, nm rings lm OnS 9iclcruuir Der.
INN Gr0m0llc aul5ulpcrtcn Inn 0uo
6cucr lolcbcrurt BON Den iibri0Cn 9ie
lcrOoir9 ob5ubaItcn. 9Ibcr plobIib
mnltc 0ic cnorme brcnncnoe Sl1cbc
olli. mari Wioicu lln0 cine Nfoiic Der
brcumen0en Giilligtcit lultrOc melt
meg9cldIcu0crt, po0rrd 0n9 ,5euer
lid ucitcren 0rci Nelcrpoir1 mitibeil
tc. Die Wdnncr nit 0cn Wtnulthiercn
lpuroen BON Den brennenben Illltbcn
creiIt uno tbcihpciie eingelfloilen.
,{cOer illhtc icin 2cben IN Stdlerbelt
81 brin0en. Nie 9lrbeiter mdrIen ibre
@crtiellgc fort uno Iieien, nm Dem
Oer0erbIihen Clement 81 entgebcn.
Ginige riilen Ole 3biere nit lid, obcr
wcniglten@ picr5ig Der Woultbiere
limo ungetonmeu.
CSpGter.) - &ellte glbeno im0 Die
Tlnmmen iolt gGn5lih erlolhen. 60
5icmIid olle9 Sci III Den elf 9ebal.
term Der o1cro9 Oil So" lit Der.
,phrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Gpier elmer Iunnmit GrpIoiiOn.

= gnnft u. ". Z, %. SuIi. -
@Gbreno cine 9ln}ubI Ncrgleutc in
Der Buntben0 o5rlbc an Der 9lrbclt
mar, crrignete ib cine 3uidIligc ID-
namit Grploiion Ourd UcId)c orei
Wdnner getootct mlirOen mo oic
@rltbe grobcn SdIu0en erlitt. 2iC
2eihen Der UiGnncr murOen IN StiidC
0eriiien un0 fonntcn nidlt ioentiii5lrt
neroen. Niebrcre. anoere 2lrbcitcr
luur0en perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

INTO diu oen NetNen. 100 relftc uno irIidc guit
tbtt lltniuehte erlalti Der Uettige Neruarb nie
6nInmmenctuna ner natl tbm hefdnuteu strait.
ierptlle GaS ipnr 00r oelen bnieert 3nbreit.
Die Riile boutfadlie oanialo Die iunnoerbutiien
beute nod 70. ipie He nanlnls mar. einfam uiio
ibnidlos bon stuhen. dbet aus nen bsiltriitla,
ilef SngrcoietiSicH 8ltinHtHIsH aefebt Die felbft
Duni trbfpnblien Iaafilp s.ifaaeI reroen uto
nIle Wdgens itfio observation-disclosures nit
nuieblbarer eiritiolthtett flirlrefi. Die p 81.
Bsrnaro. dnterpiiftH" ituo IN alien Mpetbeien
81 bGbe'l. (MiogSiGr, ,S&s5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Yaris, .. Suli - Gin ariegS-
GorreiponOent 0cs biciiqen ogdo"
meloet, ooB anr {umenFoB cine bht
tige ShIodt tobt. 10000 SSuponet
inter @eneruI 6oieluogn griiien &c
itern Ole NuiIcn on. 0ieie bebnuptc,
ten ibre iturf perifnn3te SteIlirno
nit 9roBer 5opierfeit nnb idllgen
bier jnponiihe 0uionetinngrific 3lt,
rid. g'pr Dem 8oritob ge9er ocn
BnB griiien Die Sapaner cine rliiiid)e
SteIlitng 10 WieiIen iiioIid bon aoif
joro an. Ger aanpi Diitbete bier
bon 8 llbr Wtorgens bis gegen Nit
ternoft iIno enbigte oonit, boi' lid
Die Riliien Der llcbcrmod)t ipcihrno,
in better Sroniing in norooltlider
Nidtnng 5itriid5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Ser t6otlidIc Waiolinofen.
3willilge 81 So0c ucrbronut. - 9ln.
0crc WtitglicOcr Der 5aniie in
tritilhcnl 3nltanGe

EittS burn Fu, %. ,Suli. -
0urh Grplolion cincS BalolinoienS
in Der S8obnlmg BON 2cui Sitls. ei.
ue5 Sh1hierS IN 9tr. 125, @oo6 glI.
len, !Illegbenp Gitn, 30, murO2n
bcllte iriib oic licbenIdbrIgGl 3miI.
Iing9briloer Sarro mo Dieper 1itll5
ST looe perbrant. Gie Whlttcr Gu
rob litus uno Oic OreiiGbrige Gliic
Titus crlitieu t00tIidc, lno Der Butcr
YcOt Sitn9, Die odt5ebniobrlge @ol
oic (ihlS un0 Der lcd)S5ebnj1brI8e
9inD litl9 ldlpcrc 0run0punocn.
Tie autnitropbc mllr0e oltrh ouS
llmlullen 0eS 0uloIlnolen9 pcrllrldd)t,
mGbrcno 6rnn 3iiu2 nit Der 3ilberci
hng oes Iriibltiid5 bcidjGitigt mar,
1ic brennenbe ,SIililigfeit ipribte IN
Der gnnjcn Shlbe lumber imo oaa
gauge &ullS itono I'M gtu IN 6lunl.
men. Ter Boter 500 ih idjWcrc
9runouunoen 5ll, lpdbreno er iciuc
ainocr, einldIieBlid Der beiocn Ioo.
ten aus Dem Soule trilg. gr murOc
ld)licBlih bon Dem Huid) ilbcrpdliiAt
nno belullBtlos bon Der Sohmnnn.
idalt beroltsgcboIt. Der angcridtcte
Sdooen oil Gi0entbum miro duf
$1,000 aeidl1bt. m.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16
NTFoRNIA ZIG SYRUP @,

formation has been received from
Washington sources that the reclama-
ton board of engineers has declared
for the reservoir and tho matter has
now gone before the secretary of the
interior for final action. While there
seems to be every chance that the
report of the reclamation engineers
will he accepted IL is the general
sentiment that a strong committee
will place the affirmative finding be
yond any possible doubt the adyices
from Washington suggest the impar
lance of the sending Of such Il com
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

There ought TO be some means OF
controlling the incompetent who has
charge OF the work for the Santa Fc In
Shoemaker canyon, Not q day passes
but MI the wires running from the
north through the canyon into Las
Vegas are knocked down because,
either through ignorance or oarelvs.
ness, the blasts are not SO covered aa
to protect them, The press dis.
patches have been delayed daily and n
great many citizens have been put to
much trouble and some expense by
the delay OF messages, In one or two
cases, suit against the Santa Fe com'
pany is threatened as the result, OF the
delay OF important dispatches.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16
Buy Your Papers Of Nettle

Pure clean amusements are what
the public wants, and the greatest
successes have been built from those
forms OF theatrical endavor that the
worlds whole family from grandsire
to child can witness without being
confronted by something objection
ABLE or in bad taste. In directing the
tour of "Nettie the Newsgirl," which
will be the attraction at the Duncan
March %. Messrs. Gould and Freed
have borne this in mind with the re-
suit that they come praised by the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

Stock Inspector McQuaid writes
from Roy that he has made some In.
vestigation into conditions In the
country surrounding and finds there
have been heavy losses Many sheep
and a few cattle have died and more
cattle are so thin that they al hard
ly pull through. The grass is grow
Ing some now, but the effect Of the
first week or two OF fresh grass is
also to be feared, while frosty nights
will bring more peril What stock
lives till the middle Of April will have
the finest kind OF outlook.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

The business mems association Is
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of call
ing a meeting for tomorrow evening to
take action looking towards the send
ing of a committee TO Washington to
push on the reservoir proposition. In.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

There will be great goings ON In
the camp Of the hostile Red Men to.
night at the expense OF eight or ten
novitiates who wish 70 attain the
right to WELD the sc0lping knife and
emit the big holler,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

Misses Francis Schwennoldt and y,
Swager and the Misses Giblin have
arrived in Albuquerque from Decatur,
Indiana, TO make their home in that
city for the present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

The improvement being made on
Lincoln avenue. adjacent to the Wal
sen block, is timely. The contractors
left the street in bad condition and
the defects have never been remedled
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

mittee, The business men are re-
Qaested to hold themselves In readi,
ness II the meeting is called for to
morrow night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

press and public in every city in
which they have appeared.
The scenic effects are said to be far
ahead Of anything Of like character
on the road. and the company is claim
ed 10 excel any m~elodramatic attrae-
ton travelling.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16
Announcement.

To accommodate those who arc partial
to the use Of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal troit-
6}es, the propriotors prepare Cream Balm IN
liauid form, which viii be known ny Ely's
Liuslid Cteam Balm. Price including the
spraying tube Is ~ scents. Druggists or ~
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties Of tho solid preparation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which i. diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the zoe. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-16

6 lbs fancy Colorado Table Apples. .t....,......... %
Daphone brand fancy table figs, lib bricf .....t... ~
3 lbs extra fancy white cooking gs............. 20
3 lbs Good quality Loose Muscatel Raisins .,..... %
. lbs extra fancy .t;,.' -
A Good quality of bulk Mince Meat, per pound. ~
Our Best Mince Meat regular price, lib for 10; sale
price, b...4t.....t...t -
A IS ounce bottle Challenge Blueing ...,t.....,.. ~
Merry War pure powdered Lye, cans Zoe; Or. /"
II bars Dandy Soap 25c; - bars......,,... ...,' ~
= bars White Star soap 25c: 80 bars.......... / 0C
bars Santa Claus Soap 25c: 30 bars. ..,....... | "
Good Gloss Starch, 5lb package. .............t =
Meadow Gold B, tier, per pound ....'...'...... %
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
0AKVILLE HAPPENINGS

The annual reunion of the Dains family which was held at the home of Norman Dains on East street yester- day afternoon proved grand social event in the history of the Dains fam fly, guests to the number of fity-twO were present from Derby, Naugatuck, Watertown and other places. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: A. A. Dains. president; Mrs A. A. Dains, vice-president: and Richard Dains, secretary.
 Henry Smith and daughter have re- turned after week in Saratoga, \. Y.
 Motorman Hill had the misfortune of spraining his ankle while attempt ing to board an Oakville car last even ing.
 William Wolff, receiving clerk of the Oakville company, is reported on the sick list
 Joseph and Elliott Kennedy of Main street are spending week with relatives in New Haven.
 Leslie Fuller has returned after a brief stay with friends in Thomaston.
 A trolley party to the number of about seventy arrived in town about eleven o'clock last night and judging from their joyous shouting they must have had glorious old time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
AN AUTOMOBILE IN FIJI.
Enlists the Admiring Interest of the Dusky Monarch of the
 Islands.

Charles J. Glidden, the world-tour. ing automobilist, tells some interesting stories about the king of the Fiji is. lands, who received the American tourist very graciously, and was only sorry that he could not stay longer, so as to give the dusky monarch more rides over his. seabound domains.
 "The king was educated in Sydney, Australia, and is very gentlemanly fellow" said Mir. Glidden, considering the fact that his father was a can. nibal. He had never seen a motor car before landed mine on the island, but he possessed some of the up-to-date enthusiasm on the subject. for his first question was: Can 1t go 60 miles an hour? 1 couldn't go fast enough for him, which was in marked contrast with the sultan of Java. who wouldn't let me go faster than four miles an hour. and it was the most difficult driv- ing I had to do on my whole tour. The Fijian king is as black as the ace of spades. The old cannibal days of Fiji are passing away. however. foi one of the first things I saw on land. ing was a low house with a big sign reading: American Iced Drinks Not so far away from home. after all, I thought. It's warm place, and iced drinks ought to pay"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
ANXIOUS FOR HIS DIVORCE
Applicant Was Willing to Furnish Ample Grounds If They Were
 Lacking.

A Rhode Island lawyer. who de. votes much of his attention to the procurement of divorces. according to the New York Times, tells the fol. lowing:
 one day there entered my office a prosperous-looking German. who. without much preliminary converse. tion. stated that he wanted a divorce. Suffice it to say that the mass of facts elicited from the applicant would have served to obtain several diyorces. Al that. it was a toss.up as to whether the man or his wife was the better entitled to a judicial separation. So hinted to the Ger. man that it might be we'll for him to allow the woman to get the divorce. shes woman. you know added and it would be wiser for both of you
 The man gazed anxiously at me for some minutes. Then he ex. claimed. excitedly:
 You think I haf done enough to her alretfy. eh?'
 Certainly answered I.
 'Because he added. eagerly. if hsfnt, den I'll go and hit her once now.'"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIALS On Sale at o O'clock
 TO-Nig11t.

PERFUME. Spring Violets and Jockey Club odors, regular price 9 cents.
 Tonight 19 cents an oZ. c. B. X H. VIOLET TALCUM
 POWDER. Regular price 12la cents,
 Tonight 9 cents bottle STAMPED HEMSTITCHED TRAY
 CLOTHS. Regular price 15 cents.
 Tonight II cents each WOMEN'S NAINSOOK GOWNS. V neck, lace trimmed regular price S125. Tonight So cents each WOMEN'S WHITE LINEN WAISTS All linen with embroidered front, regular S35O waist,
 Tonight S1.9S WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS. In black and grey mixtures. regu- lar price S39S. Tonight S1.9S 9-4 UNBLEACHED SLEEPING. Regular price 20 cents,
 Tonight 16c a yard
 LAWN STRIPES. In mercerized and openwOrk effects, usually sold at h and 19c a yard.
 Tonight 9a4 cents yard MOHAIR LUSTRE. A pretty fabric for fall shirt waist suits in brown. blue and green grounds, regular price 10 cents,
 Tonight 141a cents a yard BLACK MOHAIR SICILIAN. 50 inch wide, regular price 15c.
 Tonight 56 cents yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Q11r replllar S1 .O0 line. all good pat

MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Our regular s1.Oo line all good pat terms, sizes 14 to IT,
 Tonight v cents each MEMS FANCY HALF HOSE. Regular price 25 cents,
 Tonight 17 cents pair MEMS RIBBED UNDERWEAR. An excellent garment which we sell regularly at soc. We've the fol- lowing sizes left in them: shirts, sizes 34. 3S, 40 42 and H: draw CTS. 30 34 and 40.
 Tonight 37 cents each MEMS SHIELD BOW TIES. Good styles in all silk bows.
 Tonight cents each CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE. Fast black. double knee, regular price 1215 cents,
 Tonight cents pair WOMEN'S TAN COLOR LACE
 HOSE. Regular price 121a cents,
 Tonight 9 cents a pair WOMEN'S LISLE GLOVES. In black, white, grey and modes, regular price 9 cents,
 Tonight 19 cents a pair WoMEN's EMBROIDERED TOP COLLARS. Were 10 and 1912 cents. h..
 Tonight cents each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
TO MAKE MUSCULAR MAIDS
Club of English Women Seeks to Purify and Develop Strength
 in Women.

The maids of Blackburn are mak. ing supreme effort in regard to the development of the race, reports the London Express.
 They have organized a club under the name of the Blackburn and Dis trict Ladies Natural Health society and they have a membership oi about 40.
 ''The society," said the secretary ''aims at the development of purel and nobler womanhood and manhood
 The specific objects of the club are:
 To discourage the wearing of cor sets, to discourage the unnecessary physical weakness of women, to pro, mote the consideration of the health question, to cultivate proper pride regarding the care of the body, tc discourage prudery and ignorance re garding vital physical facts, to foster a love for outdoor exercise as means to develop health and strength, and to discourage the use of tobacco and in. toxicants among male friends and ac. quaintances.
 All young unmarried girls residing in Blackburn and district are eligible for membership provided they sub. scribe to the principles of the society
 A field has been rented by the club for the purpose of engaging in out door sports and an instructress in gymnastics has been engaged to take the members in hand in the winter months. It is proposed to establish a library of books on all matters ap. pertaining to physical culture, health and hygiene
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Grand Army Parade.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-Final or ders for the parade of the Grand Army of the Republic during its annual en- campment in Denver next month were issued ny Commander in Chief King. The headquarters of the commander in chief will be at the Brown Palace hO- tel. Seventeenth and Fremont streets, until the early part of the morning of the day of the parade. after which they will be at the corner of Fourteenth street and Court place The orders prescribe that each department parade as a division under command of the senior officer Of the department present and or duty. The column will be formed in platOoas of twelve files front. single rank. closed on masse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Favors Athletics Tn schools.

OISTER BAY. \. |. Aug. 21i- President Roosevelt has accepted the office of honorary vice president of the Public Schools Athletic ieague the headquarters of which IS in New York city. Tn his letter to General Georg. W wingate inc president of the league. President Roosevelt expresses his cordial approval of the Ubjects of tho league. which are the promotion of athletics along healthy lines among school children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
BAR PRAISES ROOSEVELT.

American Association Adopts Reso-
 lutfons on His Efforts For Peace.
 NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. l., Aug 26.-The American Bar association, in annual session here, adopted the fol. lowing resolution concerning the presi. dents endeavor to bring about peace between Russia and Japan:
 Resolved, That the American Bar asso- citation desires to express to President Roosevelt its warm approval of and ad- mira tion for his efforts to bring about peace to millions of people abroad who are devastated and made desolate by war and that it hopes that he will continue every way possible those who are trying to end the war between two great na- tions who have always been friends of this country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Secret Service Arrests.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s-The annual report of Chief Wilkie of the secret service shows a total of 532 arrests, of which II related to counterfcits Of cur rency. 52 to altered obligation 344 10 the counterfeiting of coin and the others in connection with various v.Ola- tions of the federal statutes. The nationality of the defendants repre- sented most of tbe civilized countries. but native born offenders led wich 3g2. Italy being second with r and Austria third with 13.