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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
a THEATRE PARTY.

Among those who saw Richard
Mansfield in "The Merchant OF
Venice at the New Amsterdam
theatre, New York, Saturday night,
was a party of five from this city,
including Miss Kelly, Miss Julia
Kelly. Miss Loretta Kelly and Miss
Margaret Martin.
The two last-named Young ladie,
are members OF the Sophomore litera-
ture class of the high school. which
has been studying the play for several
weeks. The class will have a test on
the book tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
THE DEVIL, OF COURSE.

Miocreants, supposedly boys. broke
into the Chronicle office Saturday
night, and turned things topsy turvy.
They did not pi the type, however
There was no evidence of robbery.
simply of mischief.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
ITO VISIT HERE.

Some time today. it is expected thar
four representatives of the firm Of Hearst
Bros, will he in the city to look over
the different sites with an idea of 10 cal
ing here, as told in the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
DANISH M. E. NOTES.

Thursday afternoon the Ladies Aid
Society, of the Danish VI. r. church, Of
jefferson street viii meet at the home Of
Mrs. Anderson, @ Hartford street. Thurs
day night the Epworth League will hold
their regular monthly business meeting,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
WAGON UPSET.

One of DeitcEe's delivery wagons was
upset 10 the in Wallack's Lane
this morning. The groceries were spilled
and the front wheels smashed. The dri-
yer, George Swinton, had his hand cut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
j. M. SHiNN MARRIED..

Announcements were received in
this city this morning Of the marriage
Of Joseph McAIuran Shinn, who is
employed at the. American Smelling
\ Refining Works. and who lives in
this city, to Miss Sarah Jane Hutch
inaon. niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l..
Wycoif, of New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
BUSINESS

Henry Rasmussen and William Clicking
statesmen at Schcuers x Sons store have
resigned their position and they expect
to compete arrangements today for tho
purchase of the Dublin store of the Blue
Front grocery.
Both are Young men and very popular
and they should meet with success from
the start.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
GROCERY SOLD.

Samuel Fine has sold his grocery
store at 50 Hail ayenue to Joseph
Bartuszky. For many years Mr.. Fine
has been a well known business man
in North Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Women of Danish M. {. Church Will
Discuss the Subject.

Tonight the Women Foreign Missionary
society Of the Danish NJ. =. church, of
jefferson street will hold a meeting and
social in the chapel. Miss Anna Sorenson
will sing, Miss Ellen Bockman, and Chris
Nelson will render u duet, Miss Annie
Carlstrom i'll lecite and the Rev. NJ. O.
Block, viii give a short address. After
The entertainment refreshments VIII be
served
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
GIVEN A PARTY.

A number Of the friends of George
Dixon Of Hall avenue, attended a party
given by him Saturday night in the Ca
sino in Woodbridge road. All bad a Jolly
good time. Dancing was the feature OF
I liz nnnninn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
WALTERTHOMPSON HERE
Arrived in This City from Texas
This Morning ReturnsT Tomorrow,

Walter Thompson, of Orange, Texas,
surprised his friends in this city this
morning when he arrived here uneX-
pectedly. He went to New York
during the day and expects to return
south tomorrow, where he is inter-
ested in a large dry docking enter
prise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
OBITUARY.

Miss Mary j, Doyle, twenty five years
old win be buried tomorrow morning.
The funeral will be- held from st. Mary's
church at 10 o'clock. Interment win be III
st. Mary's cemetery
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-27
CONCERT n BALL.

Plans are being completed rapidly FOR
the concert and bal. which will be held
In Braga Hall neXu Thursday night by
the Arbeiter- Macnnerchor Society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
HAD SAD CHECKS
nss ssis ns nspssssnssA wssssbssS
 watch Case C.

\ man whose name ls believed fo t.e Frank Dickinson nf Davidson. was arrested In New Haven yesterday nfi suspicion If being implicated in ve risus tlolailbns of the isw. ffe open. est an Aeeouns with inc First National Isant in fhe forenoon. deposlilns f2ap Then he bought various articles and b.d hla measure taken fnr suits of r.s.,hea and svercnnts. ritina checks for sfn payable on the First National hank ne checks were returned fnsskAi "vn aecoun'
 When arrested he eiaimef so l'e iiss state representative of the Waterbury Watch rase company. fIe had un him hank fherks of the State hank If Chicago and letters addressed "Frank rnassii sud aFrant oliver" Some af these purpofiesi to have been se. fsrnpanlasi lt rhecks faf Asalarr dns -nH unei.ltned ife had number s.s tsys belonging ip tsflsIs hotels 10 fs~a fa. and New York
 ffe admitted fe the detectives thsf fhrre wsa fls such concern ss ths wnssrhuYv wasrh taae rompsny. rfis description fallies wifh inst of q fnan wanted Co Philadelphia fr for. rrffi
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
TIE QUEENS DAUGHTERS
Secretary sf General tssStil ia
 WssssbSsv fosSay

Mrs f. f. f'oomey of st Louis pDr. responding secretary Uf tho general rouheil Of the Queens Dauglitefs. WIS in Waterbury to-day and met several members If tie local association bf the convent If the sisters If the Holy Ghost oii south Main street. witli vlipni slle had 4 lohe conference rela tive to matters pertaining to ilie pt. eanizatloni fidhblt the matter of tui. solidhtion of all the tonhciis Of thp order all over the country. The soei. ett was organized fifteen years az, at st Louis bt q number If charitable citizens Mrs Toomet WIS one 6f the organizers and hns given it I great deal of her time. making ! few tits to f,unn and hehe hDnofed br audi. enees With the late Pope Leo NH. She ls now tisitlng the councils nt Fall f,lter. New Rochelle. Yunkefsi Motint Vernon, Wntertpwh. Bridgu' port, Hartford. Waterbury. New In. yen and other places 1o . lJeinorrat ffpofter Mrs foonet said there WAS nothing new tn give out at present, huf that probably there might he something of interest cnncernlnr the order ih tho near future She Is { pleasant appearing woman Nlio know how to receive representatives Of the. press and send them oh iheir wat fe iairIns, even though she nleht not feel inclined io talk much for ttibli. cation.
 in sofne parts of the country. nps tnhlt hlI through tlih west. there hfh in sisters and tle whole work of tho rpl,nlle devnisps upon private. lnhl | sj1uals tn turn it Is expected that | thts AtaNtmtk will he fefnehled ann ene,,sb sisters found to mlhlsef to ilta needs bf hll who sthnd lil need tf n helping hand. The local ofganl- ystIon has npt been lonp In existence md tet it has ' lhrFr membership. sotnethlng in fhe neiehhoflotd bf am. and is doing mitch eg'd In every section of Inc eitt. one nf the ofhrrfs said today that she tlntiTht the sn. tIntt would soon tndeavof to enlist | inc coopefntlmn of thh mon she | didn't see why thet should noi he asked to help out and had ' notion | ,ba, fin . general wat men folks are mofe cheerful elvers than women ! There pfe few men in Inc ranks iow bn, ,l,e officers have not come io nn undsrstahdlns hs to whether tliar sbonld he pit under Inc heading of Queens Daughters. or sei down 10 ' bont for themselves and termed uneen's Sons. I've wani fo Te' hold ,r them ht~." inc lady refnafkrd vt,h a smile. "and linen if will he lime enough to decide what Co call | them"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
cor OUT or TOWN
Supsfistsnssat 1eaa oays "rssles"
 sNs nSrs thsNte.

fir Remington of Maine wfib iiAs been selling { preparation fbf tie half iti Watefbuft fbf tie past week If sU and who whs ordered tt get oft If towi fpw dats since. neglected to take tlie hint and was taken ittb GUS tUdt aeaiii to-day by Officer ttfieli. Superintendent Egaii gave liltii .t,ne iflbfe chance and lit embraced itl thkifg the first eat bitt far Cheshire. He claimed t6 be making money fast li1 Watetbiirt And was shtrt that lie eoiild hot remain here loheef. As stiffiihg that hls hair tonic taii do All hh claims fur 1t it iiiiist be the gfeaf. est thing If tiie kind In tic world II the half Is too tiiin It will make It thick, If 1t Is too thick fl will thin 1t oiit. if 1t Is turning gray ,lt wlll fe.. store it to it's original tbl6r,. md I that was not satisfactory tlie stuff eaii be mixed sb as tu make lt any hue that suits tot lie was fiji NAH. gatiitk feeehtit and sold abotit 2DU bottles of the medicine there. Sd tlnt If the artieie dbts its work we'll off iiairhbofs down the road ttiglit to bn ftijie tb st,bft iiahsntne heads of halr in the near future. ffe said tliey didn't take tb it 1iite sc we'll In Watefburt. although he noticed that mant needed t badly He couldn't understand this and temafked as hh made il ftish fur 4 tht that half the t,eoie fiji Waterbury had no hair and didn't seetfi to care whetfet they had tjr not.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
paooKLYx DaiErs.

Miss tifeahey of Third street and Miss Walsh of Charles street have re- turned from the shbfe.
 William haifertt and toceo Dl- orio have returned 6fter spending ten days at Atlantic City
 Mir and Mrs Eugene Sullivan .uf Lafayette street are rejoicing over the arrival of n botihtihg boy
 Zt1lizhbeth Hewitt, whb has been visiting Ntabpi Aifnas bf Bank street has returned to 'foffihetoti.
 AProf f. f. Baxter If 1'hoinastoh, who has been visiting relatives in tfiis section the past few days has fettitfi- ed home.
 --Thonas ths son If Jeremiah bunti If South Leonard street had the top of his index finger ofi the left hand taken off yesterday tt the fall- ing If the iid bfi ah iee-bot If Far fell dressed the wotihded iiieiilber.
 -Areofdhg tb d prominent republic eafi of this section, things are goihg to huin in Brooklyn soon In aii Inter view this mofths this iiiehibef of the t. 6. t,. waxed wafni and was not 4 bit backward In speaking fis iiiiiif abotit the city officials, past hild pres. ent. i'tt is 4 shame" he said That fife ppople bf Bfbokltii are treated as they arc. The board of education does fits work and provides sthnolsi the board of safety gives atnplh police md fire protection, but the board of publie works does, as you might say nothing. Many people who have ocea- sibn to visit places otef here become dsgtisted with the service Washing ton avefiue and Bank street." he con tinned. iiare, tou might say. useless for traffic because of the bridges The former Is finder a foot of mud oti q rainv day. and there is hardly r6oin for n carriage to pass as it enters on t5nhk street. Many of the old tine residents have already moved away hit NC intend to stay here and compel the authorities to treat tis hs wf should be. if we are not to be looked after as citizens fin other parts of the city hfe. why don't they let it's take care If oufselves7 Almost All oiir pc titinns for improvements arc pigeon holed hnd never heard of tifterwatd Continuing further, lie snid li' was almost disrlisied at ths wht | things are being handled iii pUlitita circles. in tho republican tnn cttses everything Is matched tip before hand md ii would be just as well foi the lesser lights to stay ai home II, saTs nothing would he dofe until nf | fer election. hs f would be regarded as n political move. But then toti tni watch out. no matter which party ' | victorious, and tbti will see thing brewing fin this district
 Many people have never tasted real sahlia flavor mitch of the vanilla sold contains ho vanilla ht stl Ypi can avoid that kind ht using oiifsi WI make it ln our own laboratory froh selected Mexican vanilla beans nh, guarantee its purity tt has T stfshstl and deilcacy ton never And iii ordliiari extracts. fry it ln your lee cream c desserts tou'il never iise the eofninoi | kind after that. Fer ntinre n cents onr iemon extract is just ns .snretlo at in cents an onhce, At Walker drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
BEACON FALLS TROLLEY
Repof, Circulated rhs, Operations
 Will eemmsnee immediately.

Although nothing has been heard To ealiy in regard to the trolley between Beacon Falls and Seymour, visitors to Beacon Falls report that it is stated there that work on the proposes road will he commenced at once Pe-ipf hope that such ls the ease. and esiseialty lo those who are employed in inc Beacon Fails Rubber Shoe s'as factory. af whom there ls large num. baf Nearly everyone employed there Id hn niece work. ani finish their ia hors at different times Go tho after. noon Some are able 10 catch the 3.is train. while others are obliged to walt for Inc 10. and even until sis. inak lns verr long dsy for them.
 With . trolley plying between the sVs towns. au . thirty minute sehel ule these lnSonveniences will lse done awar wifh to a large extent Besides, ss ths distance between the two towns ls nnjy four miles. a i've cent fare viii unduuifesilv rfetaii making com mutation cheaper than on the fail rad
 A large number nf Heaeou Falls f,ea pis Fs 10 Seymour tn trade. and ths bgiiding If . trolley would work ss { tereas for fhese people hs well as fpi .ta werFhaufs of the town Since ths esfstilaHfHsuf af tie rubber shoe fse s0ry. and inc employment of Sefniuu' isiar. fhe ssriaf fssnis between th' tua towns seem tp have strengthened Tts ps-st.te have ts-spue acquainted uish essh ssher flars than previously rtea pesron Fsfis was < tsrf sis,s, ssasiats af Nauzstuak. sud iiffis wa' sesn or known of ifs people here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
ne. r.., 1.n .,r,..

PHILADELPHIA Auz Hs Ifesi dent s.e6fr. q Bssf sf the FhIlsdei tt.a sni Reading EaiiNay sonfan % ssr that fh@ possibility ~ great strike ln ffss anthracite rsxions nsti yeaf vas tos fsmass for present dls eussisa. efts eaz ssy aG h@fprs snvfhinx sIn te aeas hsws nashlus so say. h4 remarked. President Mitch srs statement st fsmagus en Saisdag fhss sh< rnie.l Mins worx~rs sepsi dsnara ga . zff bssf day ssd rsosxn. sias os fh~sr maaan Nh~n ths tue r.gne. 10 mak@ fte usxt sxre~m~ri -ish the sre-ntars vss o1ss nf fte mai. fer. esEs~I so Presl1en; beers affsn sou. He s-o~sfvely r>fos>d ts dis<us1 shs matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
. PLEAD FOR rsssooM.
riiipinos ae.isss Members of Con.
 sfess to fsip Them

MANILA. Aug % The marble hall of Inc municipal building vas crowded All day with followers of the professional astatofs for the independence Of the Philippines. who had been invited by Governor uenera wfisht to afr thelf grievances against Inc instilaf and fed sral governments before Inc visiting tongressmen fhe meeting was enlled io order by Senator Scott of Virginia, who acted as chairman during the meeting. The speakers urged ihe i'm. mediate independence of Inc islands. Nothing new developed in Inc afsu. ments. which were Inc same as hste been pn, forward since the civil sova efnment wns instituted
 one speaker, nntil lately member of the ffongkonf junta, maintained that the rliiplnos were better fitted for self government than inc Greeks, Bul. sarians or perurians and would be willing to accept independence under an American pfoteetorste of sys~m of perpetuai neutrality arranged by the tinted states with the leading powers which would guarantee nonins reference on Inc part of ambitious powers. Tho same speaker said thst one reason advanced by Americans for not granting inc riiipinos Independencs was their isrk of common Isnsufse.
 congressman Cooper of wlsconsin in sn interview said
 "it Is luits apparent to any one who has looked into Inc msiter even super. nclatlr that self government for 'bs ' rIiigino- st Inc present time Is out of Inc question and thst within . vsfy few months after the srsntins of inds pendenee there would be fse'ionaI fgit. similar to Inc Asulnsido Luna fsud. which would give tbe powers sn etense io intervene snd divide the is lsnds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
ar..-ss.. .. a.-~r-s w..s

BOSTON Aax g NaBnr Gepersi Leonard wesf q q A. and Mrs We'd l@ft for Sep y0-k te starr fer the rfiiippine Islands. vh~rs General wa<.f win rrssnss his rpusmsnf AT er ,ew days spp iu I.rssEon 'f~v viii proee~s dirssfiy fp Nanile ~rrrinz st-sus orr |. g<nerai wsef bee h~~u ressing h>rs sfs1 . sisgbf operation pxforDe1 eo hzs besA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
rh,.n.. .an. ... r,..A.

EDINBURGH. AnF an The trial of 4 q rhipp. snd T C rhirps. sons cf Henry Paipps pf rifi.bufs sss held here before ths high court The defend. snfs were charged with sbpp'inr snd woundlnx three salmon fishers tuly nu tfe Beaufort easiie estate. inrer ns.shire. which is isasei by Nf rhipps. sr from Lord fssst Ths inry rep dr-sd a unanimans verdict of nof guilty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
rt-utsutNas FOR TIE BoY.

Neekvear. Underwear. shirt Waists niouses. shirts suspehders and
 Knee Pants
 Bors All SIR Shield Bows, made of ends of 5oe neckweat silk. sale price se poys Ribbed and BalhrlEEah Shirts and Drawers. short and lohs sleeves. knee or ankle lengths. regular 2dc values, sale price l5s Bots Madras and refeale Blouse Waists. ages { Co ii. aii neat designs. regular 2jc taiues, safe price iat noFs Puritan and Cadet Biouses. white and toiored Madras and eheTiot cloths. regular 5o1 val. ue sale price S51 One lot Of Boys taundsrfd shrts with detaehed fufs neat stripe effects regular priee i1e. ssis price @99 Hoys Heavy Web suspsndsrs. nahair ends and patent eastoT huekies i-.e FaiBts saIa Frits ta Rsas Heavy rhtvi5t Knee raafs hfsrs or hiHn His0 fHnrT asaurt. eH wo0i Pants. aEas Co ta regular 1Hc tsirp. saie price gsz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
p.... ,.,.,.. ls r.~,,-, e.,,,.,.s.

NEW RRf'NswieK. V 4. Auz D. AA d5ze- persons were Injured ht q collision between . crowded tr"list esr snd . worsinr esr ea ths New gsssnswiek sn5 Tfrnfen fas' line AmSas siSss injured Nsfe ffenf schmidt os ffisdsig..ils Isrseth VI snn os csmdsn \ I. Howsrd Wool nus or pnladslrAls snd csri q sshnate os Bs~son. Ai ifh. injured wiil rraosrr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
PRESIDENT ADVISED sAle.
cssrs's stsissss ~sse ~e.sss biss
 psss .f ussks~ esffe.sl.

OYSTER BAY. \. Y. Aax soy-is wss annoHnesd here hy President Roosevelt ftss tiss empire ~ Chins hsd eanceis-f sbs rixffs snd egneessioas of fhs Canfsu ffsnko~ railfusf The sn- ngubcensns ef fhs dssssson vsr isss>i Co the form of the following s<acisl statement.
 -Affsr fan disrrssisn ~ifh ur Hoe- rsn t ~as fecisissf to s1~~gf fhe oRef ssf fhe ghlaess x3teruusnf io pzy tdr T-0sso ss an indemnity fos fhs cancel l.ftoa of sh~ egufraes for fhe building of fke Hsaksr csnssn rsfi-sy. ns Irnr<risi ctine.~ xs~srnrn>rt having esresi~f fhs conrrsrf snf sf sfs ssme fine expressed . wiIiinxn>ss fo psy sny ssrnsre. f lsff omis tkt sE~sflss af Inc indsrnrisr. and. c sstisssc<ory smsuns sse1nG ssea s2ssp1. sbe sesrAhst1uu havo aUsu0 eo osspv 0e emDA"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
SCHOOL pREPARifioNs fiIiifN Another Week and School Opens This Will Be Busy Week for Mothers.
 Stockings Underwent dresses and School Supplies of every description the youngsters during the coming week o help along we hold our usuai
 SALE OF SCHOOL REQUISITES.
 Mothers find this yearly them coming as uos the close of invariably fessny this time.
 question of School Shoes There durability and economy t6 each 0 the following numbetst
SALE OF SCHOOL REQUISITES,

f3ofs school Shoes. box calf and
 satin calf. sizes if to 5ta. resu.
 far price SIPS. sale price esc Youths Box Calf Seamless Shoes,
 regular price si25, sale price esc Misses tici Kid Patent Tip Low . >,safetv Heel Shoes, regular price ,si.25. sale price 'sf ChIld's viel Kid and Bos Calf
 f.ace Shoes, regular price si.oo
 sale price spc Ladies Low Heei tlci Kid Patent
 Tip and Box Calf Lace Shoes.
 regular price si.bo, sale price si.lo Youths and Boys Tan Russia
 Calf School Shoes regular price .s2p. sale price S1is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
BOYS AND MISSES SCHOOL
 HOSE.

----1c---------------- Brs ans Misses Fine Ribbed
 Hose, double heel and toe sizes
 [ to Bts. 2 pairs for J1c Boys tteatt Ribbed iioscsd-utle
 heel and toe. triple kiee, sfzes
 c Co 10, two pairs for z5c Boys Extra Heavy school Hose,
 vide and narrow fib, lhdestruct.
 ible regular price 25c, ipc Misses Fine Ribbed tisie Thread
 Hose, reRuihr price lie. t2hc Misses Fine tisie Thread Hose.
 lace opehwork pattern, new de.
 signs ZIG Misses fine Rlbbed Llsie Thread Hose double heel and toe, black.
 ian and white, 7Jc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
HASpKEne tIfErs
GIRLS READY ro WEAR scH0oL
 rHUrKs Axp JACKETS

rtnirsn's ChsmtraT Dresses in
 ti8a. pink snf old rsss. waist
 raHa vIfb p1Ifs rgxe an1 t1H
 paited skirt. valve s2f~. sTe .sfts isp ,'titi-ana ralnrei fstrstsm Dress
 ra. made tm ff-arsas rFiss. val
 ue sizss. sf'srial esc Chffren-s E0I1red Psrcals U-e@s
 es. verr grettiiF made. aE.s tnfI Tesrs. raige e.. ss@rei ssr gfw1-uu-4 Refer GaFkass fn farEr mfssusa4. Is1tl4 hre34fesi eTeef. ssfne e 7ls spesfgI sz5 s'frfrsr.s nr~se- Castt. nsts q
 sh~vnr sEafh i- t1us- z. s1d
 red kalse s1s5 special N1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
The Barlow. Bros Co
 aa oaANp srnsrr
YOUR WILL NOT WELT

Before trying so.called blood pnfi. ners and drugs, give her a bfaelns drive behind good horse and save doctors and drug bills Young man. you need not walt till you are married. the young ladf will appreciate a good turnout We keep them single Of double c. D. PENNEY,
 sh scuyffL STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30

iarge writrz fatle's rued and
 arruie.I sf saeA Writing Tshlsss. ru'ei oalT. O. esch Fater Pentesdsr sni fsa. e sssarrf renfallsrs wifh rsaa. r Tt~ Ner FateF Cirula- Iak anI
 Pencil Eraser fr eo5ossd rers8 Rsxes. sE ez1h Linen Writing Fages. rriti and
 xnrs]et e tox
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
rnr MATERIALS FOR SCHOOL
 DRESSES.

A tsi Of w.rs'ad Piads. ususfr as this aaia fgile yd A iaf af Remnants e' Woo, Was tsflaia at exactly HALL PRICE sa ia e tnn rashmefss. NtF. farra and W rlasis EEeis shieh were g. snd co a gard. faf fh.s sale 2 yt A t5f af tfiEh ftsa We1I Fahri-s. enough fuf et'ids dress tr txg in q pseee. 70 --
 ItsT HALF PRICE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
stSbRY SPECIALS FOR SCHOOL
 WEAR


 From the Muslin thdefweaf Dept Bogs White Blouse Waists with
 sailor collar ahd iabot of ems
 hf0idert, this sale igc thlldrens Muslin bfaWers elus.
 tors Of fine tucks. this sale ioc Cblldfehs White skirts. hem
 stitched h0uhre. this sale 2sc l,oys snd Eirs Ribbed Corset
 Waists. double strapped seams tlIs safe f2sc ChIldfshs white Aprons slightly
 missed. Eads that have hesn ,sp. Ita. tsF, speeibl f1r this safe 2it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30

SCHOOL SUPPLIES " STATION.
 FRY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-05
NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS.
Rains of the Past Week Delay Farm
Work, but Some Corn is Planted.

Lincoln, May 3.-The rains of the
week were beneficial to vegetation
generally. The wet condition of the
soil prevented work in the fields for
nearly half of the week. Flowing for
Corn is nearly finished in central and
southern counties and is well adj
vanced in northern. A little corn was
PLANTED in southern counties, but the
cold. wet condition OF the soil pre-
vented much progress even in south
ern counties. Winter wheat continues
in excellent condition. Oats have
grown rather slowly, but are recover
ing nicely from the effects of the
freezing weather. Grass continues to
grow slowly and is backward in north
crn and northwestern counties. Fruit
generally is less damaged than was
at first supposed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-05
Andrews on Tainted Money"

Lincoln, May 3.-In an address to
the students of the University of Ne
braska, Chancellor L. Benjamin An.
drews decried the spirit which pro-
notes people to refuse gifts of faint
cd money from rich men. He de-
clared that the acceptance of such
gifts was proper and that tl.c 3,oS
done by the ~benefactions far out.
weighed any moral objections there
might be to the acceptance of such
money.