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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
.VA|NLY STRIVING;
TO Help. M'CuE
Continued from First Pagco II

Continued from First Pagc.) II
coming lie received them promptly and
with the utmost considerat ion.E "a
Child's Tender Plea.
Executive Clerk Bigger uslered them
4 In and lifted little Ruby to u chair close
:bas,dc the Governor. s III X III i
~ The dclicately. beautiful little creature
with trembling hands and fearful Il eyes,
looked up ut the, strongs man. whom she
had been told had all power in the mat
,er SO dear 10 her heart, and said:
'tGovernor. Il 8!l,nve come TO ask You to
give me the life Of my father IL syS
At.tbe same nloment she handed him
the paper circulated in charlottesville by
her little seyen-year-old brother. praying
that her father be saved from the gull
lows. TiI gli38
There was brief period OF silence, and
then the heartbroken child wept ag though
she felt that her appeal would be IN
vain i5t'l5S.i3
The Governor spoke some soothing
words to little RUBY, telling her tllat lie
would consider i,ei! appeal, nhd then turn-
ing to MI McCne. he told him III an
,,ndertonc that he chr, McCue) UNDER
stood Ills attitltAe toward the judiciary
of the State.
The callers tarricd only five minutes.
as Mi. Mccuo being himself a lawyer,
evidently understood that the Govcrnorf
words meant that lie could not interfere
! further in the case In The face 0f I he re-
iterated decisions OF the courts.
The visitors thanked the Governor for
his attention, and left With bowed heads
1 and fearful eyes. the little girl, not oyel
1 twelve years Of age, appearing TO ~
absolutely crushed,
AS she was assisted from the room bs
\ MIR. Bigger, she again cried out N tths
agony Of her Youthful heart, and left
! dlsropsolntc, with ller5unclc and aunt ol
z | an afternoon train Ia visit her condemned
/ father for perhaps the last time.
Governors Trying Day,
Tho day was tho most trying one O
1.-THE Governor since his induction into 81
A flee. and we're the path that loads TO az
his official duties hall so stormy tn
strain you'd he more than ~ man .of eve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
A LONG, SAD HOWL N ]. !. !. !.
FROM THE WILDERNESS.
Hurry Call for Frank Gould 6 'llfl
From the Northera
Neck, /,

lsnaciu, 10 irhe Times ispatcll.) s5g 4.
IRyTN(yroN VA, Fob. Q, ~ Send hurry!
call to Frank q. Gould. The Northern
Neck is eiltjrey cut or, No person s 2
steamboat has reaeled hero from .tNe
outside for week. 7. iss & Nh. III. :, ~,
Bacon. corn bread and oSslefs !, "a M -
plentiful, but everything else y s,,,H, y.
out, Hundreds or Itlousnnds q n ,'l. 7,
worth OF oysterstufa tied IN ior laek 4
transportation. III vi ts5s:5 81
Hurry the railroad. IN VII !ss & Il sas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
& PLEASANT EVENT.
Students at Seminary Are Hosts
AZ Their Many CITY Friends,

Quite Il pleasant social event took mace u,
at Union rheologleal sem,narfy me lns'i nstl-
fut I'm Hrew open the doors TO many AZ
thelr friends from she city, Z, i nsd iu ~
SEA- course prsd1min Il 2, aa,yen NM 10
t tie yo,g men, who So Farel /, ~ Z, xine
AZ t lrse Oh the yea WORK, have ne PRIV
iiege of such social Functions s. ,.er.
3a1nnnies did conducted the prog mnle o.
Tie evening in 81 Y n'|V 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
WILLARD 4 HI Wiley

\ 33,,,,1,ard IIn rrisol,4 Wiley, Tho jnflnt5 sou
~ r ev#und Mrs, Ge0rga t lis,a
fhis N,l,orninE III 2:3D o'clock ~ he Aol''o
or lifts 8parcllt /, Il /, i, N, ,rhe FIN
Observation-Disclosures have no. bee ~ sllls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Old Times Down South,

I7olk Miller and Ills qnartette, which lcla
ms become famous all over he country.
VIII giyesian entertainment INT lnstnalnu ls
Baptist Church to-nisht, The proglannlM e
will be an attractive SonN and ns5 large
u, audience Is assured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
N|IENS0CA1'HE:..R|E::.D||||....
from S0U1HS .0[|!l|'..
WEATHER il URTs -B| Y. slN I $ !

40 M "a .fy On
Manchester t ss Nj. H1aS sii
as1rls stancleateis t.otnell will meet to-
5iielit ID receive the budget q from on tl,o
$Flnnnce. COMMITTEE Tile finance Conf
Gnlttce viii meet ut o'clocls TO. y nlgl,lt
for tho purpose Of Z, g report
from tito Water Comm sslonefs. s5$ i. s9 n
Weather Hurts Business. NJ.
III mo severe wcnt Their las Sgrcn Z XII hurt
business on tho soutllsldc. 3
About &tlc greatest rom the
weather, however, are the stree ear 9,
COMPANIES and A tlielr employ es.. g ltI'l,e 4
weather Il Keeping every ono q t home
Sthnt does not have to 60 out, and this
means d. big falling off In pntronngo and
II consequent drop In receipts. Operating
Eofflcia1s and men have Ito a be kept going
allSntEht with their cars lii order TO keep
tho tines open and tho cars running for
tie next days travel. 3gss 81
rho police have been plougli1g around 't
the city day 3t,ld night through the sleet.
snow CO Ennd slusl and thcy# 8. an tbs $,
IA eyidoers. Squire j ordans hingl g i -
at,ll6hnnglng ii, iron t OF his Office, bu mo
one comes to him to swear out wa rlpnts.
Tie Mayor tramps around thcfc ltyS duly
5und comes it's the court ROOF morn
Ling, But there IS nothing for hint 80.
Prisoner cry III. \
35S Jill egro pr f:l e, B, sen.
fenced To- about two years In jail jail .to p,
q nning ovcrcorts Sa and lonlers8 things Is Is
Sc,ticnlly 8lll IN tho city jal II 9 - moi
cx,je.t Cd to recover. oelg und II. (. u
5fnln,, Depuly Martlnahnve done ~ y 1hu
they could. 3$8 ~ a; n
SEntertair,s Her Friends.
" 3 ,,,ss1 ~ rIancl,o Carter entertained 4
number -of liel. friends vi lter.
,,nnn III hcr home, liz Oak Grove. IN hon no.
~ hcr thirteenth birthday. Among those no,
,r,e,sent ii wercS Misses Pearl II innnnt,
i;dna 1,oncy Alma Medley, Ida N Nc, ann !,
bt,in carter. EthelS strupe. Berntsce
I3nnrh. SIseulali Scott. Maggie .ltl
Ioh,,son. Glcnnis 8nnd Blanche CARER il =,
Masters Earl Scott. Ernest lsagbS, M e v
v.e n n ca MS Z Peyton Scott. !. i Is
yaughun, bernard Toney Earl Ear; & Garter'
lIonyld III. S1oney, Il ] r,8 Raymond Carer .ts
sherwood, Cunoen. with Mrs. Ii n. y ohm 'l'-
son ana Mrs. -. Il. Carter US lapelr '
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs Ii. NJ. owen Isl rltlcally5i In her
home lns Cowartln Avenue as l the result
81 aL stroke OF pnralNsis which she 51 SUI
tered recently. ~ iits88 . ,ss.
las Elizabeth clayton OF No.s,do6 West eat
Fifteenth Street, is Visiting yleii sister, t
Mrs. % Ora yson eSnlouth y ,y ~ ~
Chelsea Square. South, New York city,
Thirteen engineers. ttremell a u nd ia g
men on tho thern. Rally are now 10y,
said 10 be o f on account q s IL ,tllu
fnneurn'onia. Among these are G. a. Ilaw.-
i kins. A.,G sl3elcher, ~. III Gogbll. Wt Y.
4 Caompbcll, Charles .. 'nr1ncr. Gus ga I'm
Or, r. ~ Turner and s. ~. ovens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

sJinI White. the negro prlsoiltcr,3 ell-
fenced To- about tWo yea RS In jaiiil ior8
8steallng ovcrconts and oaer&8 things, VIZ 3.
critically iii I'M tho city II is MOI
expected to recover Saunu :
$nn1 Deputy Martin have y done III lt ~ !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Many Denied.

These ana Il hundred other REQUESTS
were denied and IN nearly every instance
eirVts were made 10 throw ine people
ioffthe scent and not-eyen lft Them know
the lloar+ irba PUBLIC M large believe the
4 lanSing viii bc near noon. Only u select
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

Thai q huuion sprgrc-- IL painful
N interesting iothc pilgrim
That millions dic II intcmpmuw
Whu never taste alcoholics
That q iru, friend Is q mm just %
bii near sighted To our huIt-
That Cat ia i'm, thinRas cushion.
but utterly u.rlc.- q, pu.h-m'
That yuu may protect yourself
agninsta kua,r but you haven 9
q ghost Il o. show with a iool'
IT,, q .,oua,haclJr that double. "a
man mp, of cpurr mcpa-,. hi.
agh.'
That thr man Who ike, DO. giD m
o. star mpy hll nto % uo1l.huly'
Tlat when Ur DON'T know % thing.
and don't know that vy don Q
know 10. ituk- u- q hong time tu
hpm it
Tlnt m uru enemy b. Ivii,r than
% falls, friend
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

who demand that he yield to the
people Of his empire not a jot of the
imperial power that has come to
him from his ancestors.
He is called upon by the people
to give them greater liberty
He is threatened by his kinsmcn
and reactionary Ministers if he
grants concessions Of moment.
He is bcsought by his Liberal
Ministers to declare a more bcnevo-
lent policy, and is threatened by
the people if he refuses.
He is urged 10y many influential
persons to end the war.
Hcsis told by other influential
men to fight until Japan is
whipped
IIc.is in daily fear OF a bomb.
He is kept practically a prisoner
in hi. castle.
lie 81 never sure when he sits
down toa meal that poison has not
been administered.
lie Is afraid to allow his children
or member, II his family To 60 out
Of doors for fear Of assassination.
lIci, suspicion, Of nearly every
body.
lie docs not know when trrach-
cry will assert itself in his house.
hold.
lie pass, ,lc,pless nights. his
rest Icing driven away 10y his cares
aud worries.
The world will never know how
keen ha. been the mental suffering
Of this sovereign, for these bc.ct-
ting anxictics have not been of q
days duration only, hut of months.
That be- b, able Ia bear up under
the burden is matter Of wonder.
Plainly there j. mo- one on the
face u the glohc mere miserable
than im, royal pyrsonagc. And
yet, such j, human nature, there
an few men who would no, gladly
exchange happiness and oh,curity
Tor hi, anguish and powcr.-Cuur.
Ter Journal
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
To The West and Southwest
California, etc.

Bet reached via Missouri Parifc
Ey or Iron Mountain Route from
- Louis, Cairo or Memphis.
Greatly reduced uu,.vay Coloni.t
Rates on Feb ~ and March u
1906, Ia Arkansas. Texas. Indian
and oklahoma Territories and mum.
rruu, point, iu other Western
State. Grat opportunity for the
humc-ckrr md investor. Home.
seeker wmd trip ticket, un sale
every first and third TUESDAY ui
each month limited Ia tvcnty.uu,
day. Land. arr cheap. rate, arr
low Cheap mmd trip rate, now
m effect 90 winter resorts of thr
West and Southwest. Liberal lin.
Il, and stop over privileges Daily
through Standard Pullman ,lvp-r.
irum - lnui, via Missouri Pacific
Railway ur lmu Mountain Route.
al-u personally conducted tourist
.ly,Isu Tuesday,. THURSDAY. and
saturday. to california without
change. description HtrBiup.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
/ FAMOUS MINE
Discovered in 1865 and Then Lost
for More Than a Century.

\ correspondent from Owiugs-
Willie, Bath county, to the Louisville
Post recently said
After having been lost almost %
century and a half, and after hay
sng been searched for in almost
Every county in the Eastern Ken
lucky mountains, the famou, Swift
fSilvcr Mine has at last been found
in a cave IN the mountain iastnr,.
of Carter county The discovery
Nas made, 50 a telephone message
Received here stated, by party Of
young men who had been rabbit
bunting They traced rabbit
irail mp a small creek known as
Moore branch, and, when near
|thc head ~ it, in a territory little
-Irequonird they discovered big
eayc lrading into the side Of high
mountain. Securing pine knots.
Dr. hunters made torches and en-.
iercd the cave 20 investigate After
following worn trail for some dis
ihnct they came 10 the l-he. ui
What had once been a frr. and
Dear the ashes was laying some ore
81 q peculiar grayish color. and
near this wcrr some ancient tool
ndcly manufactured in the form oi
crucihlc and mould for making
money The ore was carried thr-
tecn miles To Grayson. the nearest
low, and was shipped from there
n an assayer In Cincinnati. who
denounced the ore Ia contain both
silycr aud gold IN payingquaulilic,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Scnuewisk lrriuatiua Canal.

Watering twenty Thousand aDu. OF
hud m ihr west Iauk 9th. Cob.
mhu uvr b. uur uf thru.avt
ANIL Nl iuutns proposition u
DO, United Static. Kum,w.s D..
ihr gateway ut ily Yakima Valley
Tw -a-m F, 'rm twu ,utnrr
wek, earlier than t..uppr valley.
ml alfalfa, r1el,.. par uI 100
SMALL imr. mrb o.. luvl.m-.
oulHmup. ,lr-lhy htw rru.
ing ,rp olr'y-7umul jh, high.
g-i market priv.
For descriptive pamphlets 5000 tIr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Incredible Brutality.

Il would have hccn incredible
brutality u Chas + lcml-rg.r, ~
Symcu~c, Y. Y, had not done the
bsst be- could for hi. suffering -ou
"My boy, he says, cut fearful
gael over hi. eye, ~ | applied
hcklcns Amia Salvc, which
quickly healed &, and saved hi.
ey, Good iur burns and. uIc,r.
to-. Only 2ic at Il = ll,,Nr-.
drug -turr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
PITY the Poor Car

Uneasy Gc. lhr hud that wear,
q crown las lvu quoted -o often
that Il has n,or iriir. Bui Il
ever thvp was instance o demon
.tmtc IL. truth. Il :, found m the
ease ot the Car ut Rus,m.
H. d. made miserable by the cru.
slant weakening anil defeating ut
hi. forc,s In war,
lie is displw,pd at ihy Thought
" having SON ioask mr term, fum
an enemy whom be- hcliillcl ami
scnrnrd,
lie is surrounded lay kmsmcu
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

Yakima Valley, where land can
still be had at reasonable prices in
a mild and healthful climate, and
for information regarding land and
business openings in other territory
served by the Northern Pacific, ask
for Series G g..
Write to
e. W, MOTT,
Gent EmigrationAgent,
Northern Pacific Ry., It. Paul,
MINI.
The Magnet Laundry -urpa,ses
all others. Give it n trial.
JYo. HIcEMN, Ag't.
Pickens d Cavandcr's store.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Startling MORTALITY,

Statistic Show startling wm'Hli
N from appendicitis mi rr.l"ui
N Io prevent ml Wr these
ANml disn.r. th,r b. Iu. mr u.
lhMr rmulV nr King New
d. riIl. W. Fhnu,l of %
fh,lum lluu, rhcr, Jharu,
p,. 1.-THE, have uu wul mr
Constipation anil Hliouu,. lr
NJ 4 T. llNNl. druggist
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Teachers Training Class
ny REV JAS. p PRICE,

la point Of time this lesson come,
soon after the last. Thcdlth chap
ter lu Johns gospel j. given to one
miracle and The ninth Ia another
But John couples the discussion
which followed these miracles and
thu, brought To light some If
Christ teaching, which We find
recorded nowhcr, cl-c. Radull #
the ninth chapter.
mrlINE CO., iI-,pN.
! Prelude 10 the miracle.
! Jesus saw the uuiurtuuat,
man. CD
The question NJ th, discip.
lrs. CD
8. Christs answer CD
II The miracle
! Truths stated
a-Thc time 60 work CD
1.-THE work ioh dome. 60
, The means employed
a-Thc mDi>lruol clay Wl
1.-The amounting ui the
eyes. tIl
The wash n the p,ol Of
SLOAN. ca
3. The cur complete. 60
H. The result. of the miracle.
/ The discussion among the
ncighhor-
a-Somc questioned 50
h-Somc Vrrr SURF. url
Some doubted Cl
. The testimony uf toe man
himself
LIVING uU u.-uN.
I. Has Col sent mr iu du amy
work ior Him. u ,o. will /
go
upportwi,.,- are daylight,
when they ar passed. 70 ..u0ph,.
Am | working FOO Nh. dl,IisN' Am
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

Qiortv million bottles of August Flower
sold m tie United States alone since its
introduction And the demand for il is
SIN growing. Isn't that fine showing
OF success Don't 1t prove that August
Flower has had unfailing success in the
cure Of Indigestion and dyspepsia
worst enemies ol health and happiness
QDocs II not afford the best evidence that
Angus, Flower Is sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders that 1t
g the best Of all liver fcgulalors'
QAugu't Flower has matchlcss record
Of over IS years IN curing the aling mil.
lions Of these distressing complaints
qIwo sizes, g5c and 7Sc. All druggists.
For Sale 10y WOODS ~ ORNE.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

For Sale 10y WOODS y oRME.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

l. your property insured against
loss by tin and lornadocs2 II not
write In Bourland 4 lIayny-, at
Marion, Ky, and find on, what 1t
will cost YOU,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Crops in Kentucky

The mmihl rprt of 'I. ~n'r
Agricultural Commissioner tr Hut
b. thr pr.Cnt WAR; show, wheat
arpagc of 10 rcr Jcut uia mll
crop, ami 10. condition 5, urrul
b. 80 par cent The arpap of
winter oals is given rs ~ pr oul
oi q mll crop, and the condition a-
lving 80 pr cent The acreage of
rye !. given a. ~ pr ccui. of last
YEAR, and the condition IL. st. The
condition II clover Is givua - 50.
anil IT meadows ~ n3.
The percentage IT the hurley
tolacco crop rportcl .ull :. "a
and NJ dark tolur,O 20 pr rynt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
OIL STOVES.

I OIL STOVES.
 The Union 3 burner Oil Stove, reg ular price S1.5O, Special $1.OO IsIhe Union burner Oil Stove. reg tlar price S1.0o. Special 775c. The Union l burner. regular price 5Oc, Snecjal 39c The Florence 3 burner at S2OO each. The Florence 2 burner at $125 each. The Florence l burner at 69c each.
 WINDOW SCREENS. .AdJusfable Screen, IS inch high.
 Price each 20c Adjustable Screen, 24 inch high
 Price each 25c Adjustable Screen, 2s inch high.
 Price each BOG Adjustable Screen, 30 inch high,
 Price each 35c. Adjustable Screen, 36 inch high.
 Price each 45c
 SPECIAL
 An odd lot of Box Screens to close out, any size o5c each.
 GARDEN HOSE. The Hornet Hose, 9 feet lengths, complete $2.50. The Hornet Hose in 90 foot lengths complete. S49S. The Rocket in g foot lengths. complete. $325. The Rocket in 90 foot lengths. complete. S39S The Red. Raider in q foot lengths complete. $3.25 The Red Raider in 70 foot lengths complete S5.9S The Superior fin q foot lengths complete. S39S. The Superior in % foot lengths complete. S6.9S.
 WATER SPRINKLERS. 1 quart heavy Galvanized Sprink- Ter, each 35c. G quart heavy Galvanized sprink- Ter, each 39c. ICE CREAM FREEZERS. The White Mountain Freezer. triple motion.
 2 quart size S225 each.
 3 quart size S2.75 each. quart size S325 each. REFRIGERATOR PANS. Galvanized Refrigerator Pans. II inch, 25c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31

will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never for get what they did here. It is for us. the living, rather to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly ad- vanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before LIS, that from these honored dead We take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion; that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not nave died in vain: that this nation, un- der God, shall have q new birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the people, for the people. shall not perish from the earth"
 The. literary exercises came to q Close with the singing ofa"The Hills and vaies Resouhd.."er ITS
 In the afternoon flowers were dis tributed at the soldiers monument by a number of young ladies from the schools of the city and later Wadhams post. the Women's Relief corps and the Sons of Veterans visited Riverside cemetery and held service at the urn in memory of the unknown dead. who gave up their lives during the war for the union. The speaker on this occ;,- sion was the Rev Herbert Dewitt Will Hams of the Second Congregational church. who gave splendid address in the course of which he pointed out the sacrifices made by the men who bore the brunt of battle In the civil war and how much we of to-day owe to them.
 The weather conditions. though threatening fin the morning. were favor able. and the few surviving members of Wadhams post have reason to feel proud of the admirable manner in which every detail of the arrangement was carried out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
Archaeological Loot.

The British museum has lately re- ceivsd an early piece of archaeological loot. one of th. columns from the treasury of Aureus taken from Argos in 1872 by Lord SIigo- No record of the excavation made by him has been preserved. but the column was fortu- natssy brought nome and set up at bis plsc> at westport- IL has been fully identified snd the complete shaft is sbous 10 he placed in the archaic room in the British asseun. uhsre ii rill staaI as the moss highly a~evrased ex- empie cf the Nycenean colunn- the i'm pprsaat anresspr Uf the dsveloes4 Cred art
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
THURSDAY Is Housefurnishing Day Our basement is very busy spot every Thurs day. These special prices are good on Wednes- day evening after 7:30

Galvanized Refrigerator Pans. 16 l inch, 35c each. l USEFUL ARTICLES. Set tub Clothes Wringer key stonc.a each $3.69. Ball bearing Wringer "Ricyclc.s each $323. Table Ironing Board, each $1. .25. Mrs Potts Sadrons, per set 9Sc. Separate Shirt Waist Iron, each 35c. Sleeve Board, 21c. BIZ foot Clothes Frame, 75c. Rattan Carpet Bcater. l9c. Willow ClotlIes Basket, medium size, G5c.
 SUNDRIEs. s cakes Export Soap for 25c. s cakes White Ribbon Soap for a5c. $ cakes Pearl Soap for o5c. Hardwood Clothes Pins 1c eloz, Clothes Line 1c a yard. Bon Ami, 0c. Sapolio, 0c. Grandma's Washing Powder : for 25c. rolls or ' packages Alliance Toil- ct Paper for o5c. F. ID. Muleteam Borax. ac. Ammonia. 1C. Blueing, 4c. Peterman's Roach Food. 7c. Large box Camphor Balls. 1O0.
 FROM THE CHINA DEPT. Extra fine three Japanese China tea cups and saucers in dragon and conventional designs, green and blue decorations
 15c each. $l.69 dozen. 100 piece Porcelain Dinner Sets, each piece gilt edged. assorted floral decoration,
 5000 set. Jananese China Salts,
 1Oc kind for Sc. . Large assortment Cottage Dishes. all sized plates. serving dishes. cups and saucers. cream pitchers and bowls, in fancy decorations.
 10c each. Fancy Lemonade Plumbers. were 60c dozen. Now 25c q dozen. Cottage Table Silver. ? years guar antee.
 Punch Bowls, gilt trimmed. cherry decoration, S9c each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
THE CHALLENGE.

Slowly oier the distant mountains sinks
 the glowing sun to rest. Gliding with it's lingering spicndor tho
 horizon o< the west And the twilight. softly falling. over
 forest. feId snd hill. Brings the hour of peace and comfort
 biddine all the world te still Save tie faint ensI hollow murrnur of
 tho distant waterfalls Or <sfse EslFvI Fpsrrninx hemcwsrti sa
 its mate a greeting ssll Save th< fsr a6- drswsy tiHkIe sf fh<
 h<ni npra th< hnl An seuolp st lPogsh oFew fhlstef. nn- sue eoAT4 t1o vun b sun