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The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-21
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand. If
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-21
For Sale

Hotel Summit for sale on account of business interests on the outside. h. ouire of NJ. B. Welch, Summit, B. c.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-04-21

For your express and hauling see F. McC. Weste, Phones 9o-SA u
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

oturnoIieu nit Dem %, DECEMBER
IdllpIieu uuo Id) oarun bds brltltde
Ireuocuicit rpobl gciiat babe, ODER neil
man pom -. U}dr3, ais Dem Gage Der
]EmpfduouJB Icnl ben Eo9 ic0ler Seburt
iiir Den p. DECEMBER ]bcrcdlUcte.
On ben u]6roljdlcn ocrnInujiher Eduoern
tom oicjer Ecit3cjt ~btiouoero DE 6e'er De"
Tulfctes Cul0cQCn. Djciee &nlIelt
i1uur cos or8bte 6cit bel oeu Stonot
,1outcru umo luluoc oem r6reOr" oils 1ons
ncnoott ]ocicicrt. IoIieibc be1onn m Der
glod)t Der WjutcriouUcUlucnoe, ON 81,
ODER -. ODER % Tc3ember uno ouWcrte
orc g}ddte. W@ Nulubeuo lpuroe oehl
nErcur" ou8 0rUBf !0eroopicr lSonors
bloo) pom &6uj9e 8ebrodt. Der hetit9e
gber res 6reOr (Souurpoultr) nuroe IN
ocn Goal oebrnd)t, mordui Die Ecbns.
mGuuer ibrc 0dtoe ouI bic 9tttenbor1len
Ieotcn uuo neue Greue Idluureu.
Die 3p 3 : u d d1 c (DuOdec1m
noctes) 3lpiIfeu Dem %. DECEMBER uno
6. Sonuor Iino iiberboupt cine hetIt9e, 'eit'
Itdoc uno bel IoIt alien 05lteru uno IN
oQeu gteIioionen, nomentlid1 bel Den 9er'
mnuiIdcu 96lteru, be%oeutInme Sci: gene
len. peil oomit Die g8interI ~omnehlpenoe
cintrot uuo oaS erneute 2eben II. 98trten
Der g(aturfrdfte be9omn. Sn ben 3poIf
Vddten bieIten nab ~8ermontIt)em Sl""'
ben bic sroBen Sister, be onoers Wooon
uno 9ertta, einen 0urd)3u9 ourdl oas
Qono uno erifieu Ie9ueno uno I~troteno IN
oos menIhlibe WoIten elm. g8dbreno
Soft Wooon nit benz rWttbenben l6eere",
mnd, Der ]oernOuiIhem Gage elm eroB
6cipeuIter. orouBen oieGuit ourdtobte "no
9erdoto ooer 6rou 9oae Die 6duier oiIi
tirte, UNI 3u iebeu, oh oos WeibIid1e Yer'
Ionol o~uI9eIpomen. 9epoiden, 9ebofen,
oeTeqt &c. bate uno Die IdBt9 @~rIunoemen
itroIte bcrrIhte i'm Gonocl 3ertdteIrteoe,
mur inn 6ouie Nube BON Der 9elpobn'
Iid,en Nrbeit uno muroe in ner @emeimoc
ooe SuIFeIt nit 9cIo9eu
uno Soitereieu Ia 9eieiert, mo3u
bic Ifoutino. oiIdeu 8on
nen hire Sreu $780, noe II. Stom
mes9cnoien entooten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13
gamtrd1e s~ntnrnotten. Ger Ubrtnhaun,.

nod Der Gage in oicicu y(Gd1ten Die oItc
beiOuiid3c @6ttcrmeIt Ioe9ebuuoen Ietn uno
ibr yUcicn trcibcu, weeboIb oicIe 3eit ia.
meutlid) Iir 3ouberci UciTugung mo
ocr3Jcjdleu Gus Dem 6eiDcutbum Itam.
member Nber8IoubcN 9ttuItj9 it,. Nui Dem
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13
,n,tnnoaten Die msIf a1aarh. - Gas 2nlfen. = 9pHtbennrs oerr. : pa

TieTe Gage erinucrt ebeuIoll0 an go
bon, Der in oeu 3u0li syidMtem mt Dan.
Ualfiircu uuo giuherior Wuo be9leitei Don
icincn g0Btieu uuo y(obem, uod cen
GdlodliIelocru 3tebt, nm bort bic Eejd)eU
ocr 6eiuleueu a]b3uboIcu.
2tott Uooau's ucrocu IN ben ucrid)je.
bencu @cacnoeu Icutiblouoe oItc Notro.
nnJhclocu OILS 3v8i3urcr 8cIcgt 10 in Der
gauiiB mlO Dem CrInQou. Djcirid) ppU
GcrH, in ytjeocrHcWu @orl Der Grobc, ant
9iOetu mo al Der Wioicl Der E"tuDcu.
IL NJ / h (, rpelcbcr uui Der 9ur9 SdlueI
(ert i'm GocmUoloe bel giuocnieIs houIcn
luiro, menW Elm &ricg beporitebt. nab Der
9cGcnijocr Iiegeuocn Burg Rooeuitein
3iebeu ioI, 100 er oerlueile, bis Der &rie9
Dem Gnoc u0Dt uuo oonn heinBjcbe. Der
2~inoeuidlmjot Iou ober Elm glitter pon
9tooeuItcil Ieiu, meIdler, febocglerig einit
ieiIe ~IdlUuu9cre. inn pom GompIe obros
tbenoe SemobIiu 3uritdItieB unn bod gum
&rie9e 3o9. DteIe 9ebor etueu tooten
&noben uno Itorb ielbTt, perpitnI9te ober
nod tbren 8emabI, Bog er elpio ais Sc
ipenIt umber3iebe uuo ben umlpohneru
Grteg oertiuoe.
Y9dbreno ooS Wiitbcnoe Seer u~or3uoSs
rpeiIe IN DeIt, anb SiooeutI1Ionb er.
ihetnt, bat Nprooeutihlono bic perpanos
tie so9e bon Der DiIoen Soso nc
Der g8iloe cSd9er, ebenfoHs Wooou, Der
SOFT Der EuIt' uno DettererIdeinun9en,
3u 9toB, nit breitfrdmpfi9en. oos 9eIibt
beidattenoew quite UNI neitem, ountel,
Iorbi9em Wtontel, be9Iejtct bon ietner Sc
mubIin, Der Srou 6oOe, az Wa9en, nit
So9O9elett unter @eidrei, peitIdenfnou,
Sunpe9ebeu, So9bruI in Den gluten iiber
SeIo uno WoIo 8ieht, Wlemihen mit3urei'
ten 3pin9t, YieroeihenteI mo 3hetle BON
menitIihcn 6erippeu berobpirit II. &itbe
nit Itd) Iortnimmt. Sdub 9e9en bic Y3iIoe
Jn9o Qepdrrt, lpenn mon mitteu aui benz
y8e9e Itebcn bleibt cber itdo pIott ouE Die
Groe luirft, ODER IidJ ouI ein lpeiBes 9ud
iteUt ODER eiu IoId)e6 nm ben GopT binoet
ODER ben Ropf 8rpiId1en eiu gtoo ItcGt. %
Der H8iIoe S6Qer ieineu 3u9 ouh selu6bn
Iid III ben 3m6lT Ndd)ten moht, 10. Iol
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

&1Ghre lei Soft In Der sSbe aS Greoe at Groea aS ben @eat@en em ssobetaaen
" ErGblth1e anetbnud1ten! u

,fromm Surehschautrs otnkt sr Der StunSs,
IA zntrst oit bseIickenos Kunos
marc Ssu 6irtsn auf Ssthlshems HOhn,
ia bic himmIiscbeu Scbaarsu essnngsn
Semen Rumuns Der niemaIs %perkIungsu,
Grot, Der mtItiuft miIbem Seton.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

lper Is iu'ahntuSsr SssIs perucmmcn,
,Sahlt, oas Gbristfest ist hsuie eckcmmcn,
Hub as nmfdust Inn wis sSIigsr Graum .
Scimwdrts zieht IS Inn ~ Den Semen,
GicbeuS nit linen sith ~ persiueu
Inter Dem leuchteueeu Gdnuenbdum.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

0NSeiGuodtcu! Ctcico Mort al
lcin pcrIcBt jcoCu Tcutid)cn IN Die
rctbte Tci6timmnQ, bic 10 ldoh
3u oicicm. Ecitc puBt. Gul 'etlem
T]rtumpb3udc Ourdl pic cjotiltrtc Uelt bat
ooe Northumberland ooe Ecit Der alum
io1ierhcn Qjebc, Qllc IN itiucu BOnn Ge5o'
ocu; Dos Gjuo uuo Der @re'@, Der 9teloQe
ma Der Prime, -- out &elDnodleleIle lu0
: lem itc ddl o1e olcidl ourdlorun9eu BON
9 benz 9cluuRuein 2ldl beute ITS 4Sct9'
/nud)tcu 4. QUeun an bcjlj9cn Hocuo oIc
: Spume ItnGt mn luuuioln outct1dloer lo'
' ocuh noe Nrcr Der Ztcr1c ON ~Nlrmonlert
ouIoliiht, lndhrcu0 butter ben Scnltcrn
mcuidlIdIer 6cimitottcu dc Eld)ter Der
EbriItbGume Itd5 eut5tiuocu, oo 3lcbt cS
mic beiltoc Sd,uucr ms Wlenid)enber3
cir mo Dem IihIenoen Uienifcn, Der oen
giotcrioliomu6 muierer 3cit nod ntd1t ob'
oeItumeit bat oeoeu oJco @djone uno Gr'
hobenc, lit eS. nls b6re er oen SruB
Shire lei Soft in Der tS6be, Srieoe ouT
Groen uuo ben WtenIdJeu elm Nobl'
9eiolem !" 49,.
8eibnodteu (Festum natalitlorum
Domini) lit oaS SC1t Der Grtnnerun9 an
Die 8eburt GbriIti. ynfom9s loor SSelb'
rad1teu in Der @briItlidheu &irdle fem Selt,
bod Ioa rs gu Gntiod,tem 'djon TN z
Sahrbunoert beoanoen rporoen ietn. au'
oemeiner luuroe cs felt bent 4. Sobrbun'
bert in Der WorqemlGnoiIdjen uno Iett Dem
5. Sobrbunoert in Der abenIdnOti@en
9trd1e. Ulon ieierte gnFau9s YSetbnadten
am 6. Gage oeS geuen SobreS. netl man
bic @eburt oes eriten aoou,, neIter ant
6. Gage Der r It II Do6e 9eboren (er'
i9oiTeu) >uuroe, NIT Der @eo"rt S9rI''
oils oeS Stueiten aoom, ourd) meIden Ole
Dieoereeburt Der Weniben bentrtt 'piro,
IN Yuroaele brinoen moate uno nonnte
oiei em Sag Gptpbonie. nnter Ebeo'
poItus tuuroe IN Der @rtehiiten STRIDE
bic 6eier ouI Den %. De8ember, rote es III
Der Observation-Disclosures &ird3e I6n9it 8~ebrdud'
lid, mar, perte9t, entlpeoer neu nope an
ieuem IIoe Die , onnenneno De mor
nno man oobei oas Set Der g o ne n
! Seburt 9~eTeiert, oocr ,peiI Die rom'lher
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

protti5irt in aleu- 5tocts9eridts
uiro Dor oetn Uereiniqten
tautep gouo.U Department
Garcia, Slo.C lfota.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

Mali ,st Scr IpirS, e. mirbsIn Sts 5lOtssn,
dbsr rptlkIauss mo @lOfksn
tssbu Sureb oas SanS iu Der heilteeu natbti
ssltsam siebt Sursh bic Hiitt 'tn kI'ns'H,
rpie setraasu ron btmmItsehen Sshw1u9er,
BsrzbtEpiugruo, NIT hcimitshEr maeht. II
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13
@e6rau6t oen
Wine Of
Cardui
su 9nnfe.

/
geiO Sbr Ieioenb2
R9ar Guer MrSt nidt erfUls'
rcid2
GSebanOelt Sbr Gndb lieber
ieIbit ga $anie2
Setuabe 1900 600 Srauen taufs
ten @aroui : 8etn Don cen Gpos
tbetern, uno baben ii9 81 Sauie
furirt non ioIbem Setoen mie pc
rioOtI6e unb nieoerorl6enoe nno
G"ierltodIdmerSen, BeibFnb, nns
fru6tbarteit, 3erpoiiidt, S6rpins
bel, nebelteit uno SribIinn, perilrs
ia6t bur1 meibIi6e S9md6e.
Dies fin6 feline Iet9ten 5dle. -
Der Garbuis @ein iurirt, wenn Der
llrSt feblIdId9t.
Der garbui $ 8etn reist niht
bic Crgane, Die 8ebanolung 1T
/ i@merBIos. Gr 1T Elm fiilenOes
RitteI pon SeiItrdutern, Obue ftarie
uuo berbe 8sftanbtbsiIe. Sc tn
erfoIsrei9, neil er oaf nathrIt8em
8ese bsiIt.
Sbr fount ben Wine of Cardui
beim 9IpOtbeisr fir $l.00 per
9laI1e taufen, uaO tDnnt Sbr
beute nod bic Gur ontreten.
gDoHt Sbr i'm probteren2
an Eduen, no beionoere Nnfpeiiun-
aer n6tbig ituo, abreHirt, BITE Spmp'
tome auaebeuo, The Ladies, Adj
visory Dept, The Chattanooga Medi-
cine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

ucrfoI9t Der
Ururc @CCIeU.
mo Wuloirc
i a b en-. Su
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13
Sr0cmO twas

itt gSOrO' Der ,ir9euo etlpoo lms
Safpta. iouit" bobeu nil tbut
beIier er bleibt oabeim uuo ocgetirt.
.g(oro Dutoto oebrouht gtduaer
titd)tioe W(duuer. Die pou Nmbittou
beieelt iino. gGeuu Chr iold Gin
gton icto, oonn Iprcdlt Itncu IN
unIerer STice Dor ODER Id)reibt uns
beute. GrIobrt ole mohre, lpunoers
pole @eIdidDte bon -gtoro 0otota -
bon ben &euten lpeld,e Berm09en ers
porben baben, inoem lie oos 2ono
ridtia beorbeitcten. ReideS nntiirs
ides 6ras, reines g9ofer, ireie
Goblcu uuo reider 8ooen iuarten
auf Sic ais arbeitSfopitol. Damn
miro Sbre grbcit uno Die Grtre95'
I6biateit oes Sonoes Cure Sheuue
nit | r b elmer 2rt bon Srndt,
8ros ODER 6etreioe iiiaen, Die Chr
am beiteu feunt. 2aBt Sud- aui eine
100 ader SeimItdtte uieoer, oann
fault nod 100 ODER 800 gder. Srogt
ans ipfort on pe9en GrcnrIionss
roten, &arten. Ebatiadeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

wv ">S"''SNN Coy y u y Ni' ,At
2bUrnocn umo inn MlouoieIoiheu Id,rettet
uor Dem 3u0e Elm alter damn nit mel
lem Stobe, Der treue Gtfuro. 1ucIdler Die
ibm beoe8neuhcn MeuIbeu lpornt Der
QUjoeu Jo9o at bcge0ucn Damn folqt,
~bculcjtet BON 3ubIreid)em SroE uuf feuers
i19i9en PIeroeu umo bon 8Ieidleu Oun.
oeW, Der et9eutljdc WtIoe SGQer, @ruf
6oGelber9, elm orauiomer, mburmbCr3t.
ger Sd9cr, tueldler eiuit uuI Der ToQo, 100
or be Souern bon 0uuoeu beben uno oui
oos SrauIamite 3eriIeiiben IieB, ben 6oIs
brad oomu tommen Die oeiiteriideu Sir,
i6e uno Jiebe umo enblidl rettet arI elmer
foblen Wtdre Der lob oils Scrip benz
3uoe noG. ...
Die Gage o Der WiFben Suoo uno
benz Niitbeuoeu .!Secre tonmt nid)t ALIEN
IN ben 9ermoutIdeu gdnOern, Ionoern audi
in Srontrerh uno IN Spduten Dor. 9ls
ih i'm peItliden Srontreid,, in Der 8re.
toone uni Der 0euoee, lpeiIte, b6rte ih
oieieIben an perIdieoenen 9toIen er3dbleu.
ga bel oeh r6miihen 0tbtern umo SdriIt,
Iteaeru 1T ioaor bdufi9 bic gteoe bon els
mem an oieIeu Spu6 erinnernoen munoers
borem Serduid in Der Suit, nobel man
in ben Wnlfelr 3iCbenoe 6eere Az erbIiden
lno FrompeteuiHau uno DoTFenactIirr All
h6ret ndbItte.
gu bic 3ejt bee 3lp6f Nddte fteI i'm
NIterthume Die Seter Der 2 uturnaIieu
bel Den H6mern itott. 400 ebeuIoas gr.
bettsrube, io9or fir bic SfIopen, Tr6bIid,.
tdD mo ouS9eIoicne 2uIt berrIbte, geipieIt,
aeIdmoult uno 9e9enieiti9e 5eId1eute oe.
oeben lpuroen.
(S6luB in nihiter Nummer.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-13

Ra9e. 5rGulein aeltIi8 (nd9
1angen Sabren cine 5rsunbin piebers
febenb): rapropOs, ertnnern Sic it4
nod bes iunsen 9errn 3abel, Der sic
INNER tpegen Sbrer rOtben Saare
nsdts? Soben sic Ii9 bsnn tuentss
items fir feline SGn1eleien reOan9irt9"
Sreunbin: n@epiB, i9 bin ia i9On fett
feds Sabren nit tbm b~erbeiratbet'"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15
LAPsEs INTO INFANCY.
Girl of Nineteen Like a Baby of i4.. Eighteen Months.

M0RRISTOWN, N. J., Sept. 15.-A remarkable case of mental relapse is that of Miss Mary Scally, the nine- teen-year-old daughter of Patrick Scal- ly of MacCulloch avenue, this city. A few days ago she was like any other young woman of her age, bright, ac- tive and enjoying good health. Today she is like baby of eighteen months, hardly able to walk and appreciating absolutely nothing of what goes on around her.
 This is not her first experience of the kind. Twice before she has had these periods of relapse to infancy, and her case is puzzle to physicians and especially to Dr. A. Henriques, the physician in attendance on her.
 That Miss Scally is not of weak in- tellect is shown by the fact that she was graduated from the paroehial school of St. Mary's church here and was one of the brightest members of her class. She had one attack of this kind before being graduated from school, but as she soon recovered from that it was thought to be some strange illness due to overstudy.
 An expert in nervous diseases will be asked to consult in the case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15
LOOMING EVENTS-

Sept 15-Reopening dance and re- ception of Miss Nellye T. Reeds dan cing academy at 10S Bank street. Jones & Morgan building.
 Sept 10, 20, 21, p, 23, 25-old fash. toned fair of Co G. 2nd Regt. c. N. G., at Auditorium.
 Sept 22-First annual dance and sociable will be given by the Oakyflle Amusement association at the Town hall. Watertown.
 Sept 25-Opening reception of Proe c. A. Baiiey's school for dancing.
 Sept 27-Prom of Waterbury Mill tary band at new Casino, Polls build- ing.
 Sept 2s-Whist party given by America lodge, A. o. U. w.. at Me chanics' hall.
 Sept 29-Harvest promenade by the Big Seven Social club at Hamilton hall, Mill Plain.
 Sept %, Friday evening, public so- cial meeting, dancing and entertain ment. by Queens Daughters, at Knights of Columbus hall.
 Sept 30-Oct Fifth annual fair given by the Brooklyn athletic club at B. A. c. hall.
 Oct 4--Social promenade, Division 4, A. c. H., at the Casino, Polls build- ing, East Main street. aset. =s
 Oct S-Grand scenic concert given by Prof D. J. Dwyer, assisted by Mrs Jennie Campbell Keough, under the auspices of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H., at Polls theater.
 Oct 12--Whist party and dance by young ladies of St Michael's parish at Goodwill hall, Waterville.
 Oct 12-13-14-16-First grand fair for the benefit of new church of St John of the Cross, town hall, Middle bury. .....
 Oct 13.-Sociable and dance by Wa terville Engine Co.,, No 1, in Good Will hall, Wateryille.
 Oct 19.-Sociable and dance given by Nassau Social club at Hamilton hall Mill Plain.
 Oct 26--Masquerade ball given by the Workingmen's circle. Local 26, at the Auditorium.
 Oct 30 and 31, Monday and Tuesday tNtiiillES. hHlSl ing and entertainment, by Queens Daughters. at Knights of Columbus hall. 43 East Main street.
 Nov 9-15-Annual fair for the bene- fit of St Teresa's church, at town hall, Woodbury.
 Nov 10. Sunday evening, sacred con cert and lecture, by Queens Daugh- ters, at Jacques theater.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15

We are getting old, shortly we are to celebrate the two hurdredth anniver- sary Of one of the founders of the re- public of the United States.
 Al, Yankeedom will join in the cele- bration. which is to be held at Phila- ielphia. this city jealously claiming the famous philosopher, statesman, iiplomatist and author. France is to send over special commissioner to take part in paying tribute to the American that won the friendship of that nation in the stormy days of our trouble with the mother country. For eign scientists will assemble to offer homage to the American whose origi- na. researches, especially the experi- ments with electricity, made the world look upon hlm as almost wizard.
 Three cities would lay claim to the proper place in which to hold the Ben jamin Franklin bicentenary; he was born !n Boston; spent many useful years in New York, and the city boasts several statues to his memory; resided in Philadelphia while 1t was the storm center of the revolution, and here per formed the work for the republic that makes it fitting he be called one of its founders.
 The celebration occurs on the 17th of January next, but for some time past Philadelphia, reputed slow, has been active in preparations for the distin- guished event. The Philosophical so-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15

and tr!ee Philadelphia next, arriving in this city with that historic one dol lar and price of three rolls. and ate the historic one roll and presented the historic two to a poor woman. He soon obtained work as printer and his pleasing personality soon brought him friends. The governor persuaded him to go to England to buy type for a shop of his own. promising him letter that would procure him needed funds. He made the journey, but his patrons promises proved yalueless and he had pretty bad time of 1t in Lon- don.
 After year and a half of trying to make things go in England, he re- turned to Philadelphia, working a short time as clerk in dry goods store, but ere long was back with his old employer at printing. Presently lie met partner willing to put up capi- tai against his own skill and energy, and an independent shop was set up. In 1729 he obtained control of the Phil adelphia Gazette, and soon attracted attention by the excellence of his print ing, as well as the spirit of his wrlt- ing.
 All the time he was studying and reading; mastered several of the mod ern languages. became one of the best read men of the day. In 1731 he began the Philadelphia library, which was chartered several years later, "the first
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15

of Pennsylvania will do it's part in the coming celebration, and Massachusetts his native state-will be well to the fore. -.
 Franklin's father was a tallow-chan- dler, his mother daughter of one Peter Folger, a man noted for his philan- thropy and generous tolerance. Benja- min was the fifteenth of IT children, and as the tenth son was intended as the "tithe for the ministry" Either on account of poverty or an early dis taste on the boys part. the theological idea was given up.
 He worked a year or so fin his fa- ther's shop and then apprenticed to his brother James, a printer-this brother founded one of the earliest papers in this country. the New England Cour- ant. Benjamin took to the printers trade with zest. learned it thoroughly and found time for much reading and some writing. He wrote articles and ballads for the Courant. published anonymously. and 1t Is told that these were sometimes of such radical char acter as to win public displeasure: at any rate James. because of the expres- sion of certain political opinions in the paper. was imprisoned foi a month and forbidden to publish the paper. It appeared under Benjamin's name for awhile. but the brothers duarrelled and one night the apprentice slipped away from his bondage. stole by sea 10 New 1ork. He experienced hard luck here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15
New York Markets.

CoRN--steady; contract grade, septem- Der, 5s12d59c.
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 FLOUR - steadier, with a moderate trade; Minnesota patents, $475q5.3; win ter straights s4q415; winter extras $2851 3.35; winter patents, s4. 3@47.
 WHEAT-Firm at 9sc. higher on cover ing, prospects for rain in the northwest and bulish Russian crop estimates; De- cember, SS 7-l6qSS 11-16c.; May, S9 9-16q
 BUTTER-creamery. extras, per pound. 21A@11ac. Mercantile Exchange official quotation, extras, Hc); firsts, 20921c. seconds, 1S3fql953c.; thirds, 17q1Sc.; west ern, imitation creamery, extras. 191sc. {; firsts, 1SQ1Slac.; renovated, extras. 20c. i; firsts. 1Sq19c.; seconds, 16q17c. thirds, 15g l517c.
 white, fancy, 12c.; fair to choice. 11A9 11%c.; colored. fancy. 12c.: fair to choice, llAai124c.; large, white or colored, fan cy, l2c.; light skins, choice. 9Aq10c.; part skins. prime. S$4a9c.: good, .71zq7S4c. {; common to fair. 6q7c. full skins. 2lAq
 EGGs-Nearby, selected. white, fancy. 26127c.; choice, 25d26c. mixed, extra, 24c. {: firsts to extra firsts, 20a22c: western ex- tra firsts. HG22c.; firsts, 20c.; seconds. 1Sd 19c.; thirds, 16dl7c.
 FRESH FRUITS-Apples red varieties per barrel, S2q4; green, Sl. .3q3; crab, S2Q5i pears, Seckel, per barrel, SSl4b0i Bartlett. 1895; other varieties, $2a3.50; peaches, per carrier, al1,75; per basket. 3c.qS; state, per two basket crate, 65c.d$1: Michigan, per bushel basket, 75c. OSLO; plums, per basket, 'l5I30c.; grapes, per carrier, 404 75c.: cranberries. per barrel, $6d7; huekle- berries. per quart, 5a9c.: muskmeleons. Rocky Ford, per crate, Sl50a3: nearby. 5c.Q$1.25; watermelons, per carload. s759 l5O. E--TE
 LIVE POULTRY-Firmer; fowls. 14c. :: old roosters, 9Iad10c.: spring chickens. 13 dl4c.; ducks, 12112lzc.
 DRESSED POULTRY - Steady; fowls choice fresh killed. 15c.: do., fair to good, 14714lkc: old roosters, 10c.; nearby chick ems l5al7c. western do., choice, l5c.; do., fair to good, 13q14c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15
FRANKL1Ns GRAVE, PHILADELPHIA.

ciety petitioned the state legislature to award a sum for the proper commem- oration of the Franklin bicentenary, and prompt response was made, an appropriation of s30,oOO; this sum Gov. Pennypacker, with an economy that could not but have met with the approval of the author of Poor Rich ard,' cut down to S20,000. ''''''''' -
 Gov. Pennypacker does not cut the appropriation because of any want of appreciation of the hero of the celebra- tion, for he is a close student of the life of Franklin and an historian of note. The governor will preside at the ceremonies, and President Roosevelt has promised to be present The fed
 eral government as well as the state