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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
Men Robbed Passengers as They WeE
 Innx,amnr AaaRsaalnwhanl.

Men Robbed Passengers as They Were
 Leaving BaFEningham.
 Passengers coming into Montgom- cry last night on LoIisviHs aTs ana Nasn. she coup of three >pickpockets who separ- ated R. W. Brown of Plantsyiils;; ; Wis, from s7O in cash and a couple or drafts of $50 each, just before the train pulled out of the union station in Err f1ingham yesterday afternoon.
 Three men of unusually large size walked on either side of R. w. Brown just before he stepped aboard the train in Birmingham. They jostled him as he passed through the door Of tho coach. - as the train was leaving Birmingham and he discovered the loss of his val let. He remembered too late that there was no reason for the rush which the men created.
 The robbery was reported to Chier O Police W. E. Weir of Birmingham.
 Mir Browns destination is some point in Florida. The drafts which were stolen are drawn on the Jchemi- cal National Bank of Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
Feaxin'u Job in 0ueatiou,

An e1fort will be made to ascertain the situation as regards the Inferior Criminal Court, the Police Court of this city, and the right of Judge N. B. Fea- gin to his position. The Inferior Grim Inal Court was established several years ago and the Legislature appoint ed Judge Feagin, The last Legislature provided for the election of the judge of the court by the people and Judge Feagin was reelected without opposl ton. It is claimed by some thai the last Legislatures act was not properly advertised and that the election of a judge was unconstitutional for that reason. The matter will probably be carried through the courts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
WILL AID MOVEMENT
WILL COOPERATE
 TO GET MORE WATER.
Republic Iron and Steel Company and Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail roaa Company VIII Ass
 aist Buainess Men.

Birmingham, Jan. 1p.-(Special)-- The Republic Iron and Steel Company Company have offered to turn over to the committees named by the Birming- ham Commercial Club, City of Birming- ham, Ensley. Pratt City and other su- hurban towns who are discussing plans looking to a more abundant and cheap CT supply of water for the district, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
NToro Arteninn yVmteF,

Columbus, Ga, Jan. ls--(Special. l--- l.. E. Clay, who is sinking test arta- has struck water again at well No. 2 at a depth 0f 205 feet, The water flows above the surface. It begins to look as if plenty of artesian water can ba obtained within three miles of the civ, despite the belief Of some of the geoiogists to ths ccntrarH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

Charles J. Coster, formerly commer- Railroad with headquarters in Mont gomery. now chief clerk to the assist ant general freight agent of the same line in Savannah, has been appointed commercial agent for the Michigan Central Railroad, with headquarters in Birmingham. He will have an 0tfice in the Woodward building with the Big Four agency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
Coutraet for Hlnb sohooI.

Mayor W M. Drennen today signed a contract with Theodore Poole & Co.,, contractor, for the erection of Birming- hams new high school building. The work will be started Saturday, the first breaking of dirt to be celebrated with addresses by prominent citizens The school will be ready for occupancy by next fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

FOR sALE--EveFything in the jewelry line aA greatly reduced prices; watches at al- most any price: everything else at especial ly low prices. Cali and sec us if you need money for you. Montgomery Loan Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
MANUFACTURERS OR ROOMERs.

WANTED-Coupies without children, or gem tiemen, to occupy. with board, nice rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Call at 427 South Perry St.. phone l2sa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

Vaughan, and the motorman, W. M. Mullins, were injured. Vaughan was seriously injured about the head, and Mullins had one of his legs hurt. The electric car track was slippery and the motorman could not stop his car be- run into by the box car which was showed by an engine in lumber yard. That several people were not killed is a miracle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
Rumnr of Steel Plant.

Alexis w. Thompson, President of the Republic Iron and Steel Company, headquarters in Chicago, has returned to his office after a hurried inspection of the properties of the company in this State On the heels of the depar- ture of President Thompson rumors have started tc the effect that the Re- public Company has intentions of building a steel plant in this section. General Southern Manager w. H. Has singer when seen today on the subject stated that while his company, like others. wanted to do everything pos sioie In the way or deveiopment, that bor problem and the water deficiency being among them. However, he states there Is probability of a plant being put up here in the next year. The plants of the Republic Company at present are doing nicely in this dis trict Preparations are being made to increase the pig iron production at the Republic Company furnaces at Thomas, near here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

FOR sALE-At City Pound Lot on the 27th day of January, 12 noon, for pound fees. one light brindle steer. swallow fork in each eaF. white spot In forehead. long horns. about five years old. long tail A. Gerald. Chief of Police. 9t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

FOR SALE-Three good mules, fine work condition, from Houghton farm, large sizes
 to close out; also fine Jersey COW, fresh in milk. W. E, Hinson, strother's Stock Yard
 telephone 102 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

PHONE l44e for delicious home made candles, made by Misses Wilson and Wilson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

The Mobile Cadets gave plume drill and dance in Temperance Hall this evening--a most enjoyable affair. Cos- tune de rigueur was requested and the ball room presented a pretty sight. the Cadets in uniform miugling with the ladies In evening dress. Captain C.. w. Butt W. T. Kelly, NJ. T. Sprague. CA. Lyons Archie Smith, Frank Hor- ton and Charles Shawhan acted as Re- ception Committee. Dancing was con- tinued until a late hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

THREE or four young men who desire e comfortable home can obtain board at sA Mobile St.; refeTsnces required; rates req
 sonable 7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

WANTED Experienced boarding house keeper to rent and take charge of our saw mill boarding house: not on salary, but fer what can be made out of the business; good transient trade in addition to regular board
 ers. Mcclure Lumber Co. Wagar. Ala. It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

The Clara Schumann Club captured Paderewskl this evening as' Paderew- ski captured a large audience. After the concert. the Schumaun Club held a reception at the home of the Presi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
FOR sALR

CoAL--S4.5 50 for best domestic lump, deliv- cred to your house; it will satisfy you or money back. See MT. Williamson today. Times office,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
FOR RENE

FOR REET-Five room house, No 71s washIAston St. Apply at All Dexter Ave.
 thu-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
Nrnv Get Rlg TannerY.

Mny Gef bIB IHMueEys
 Columbus. Ga. Jan. 19--( Special. )-- Columbus may get big tannery, cost ing s75,000 and employing 100 men The Board of Trade IS now cores bonding with a resident of & GeoFgis town who Is thinking of establishing such an enterprise here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

Mobile Society News.
 The Japanese were to the front to. day. remembered in the only card par ty which Thursday brought forth. The occasion was the meeting of the Drawing Cards with Miss Josephine Mickle as hostess. who with infinite pains carried out every detail of her Japanese scheme. The room was hung with Japanese umbrellas, lanterns. flags, etc. and was very bright and pretty. On every table was 4 ceuter- piece of Japanese paper with a large chrysan themum made of blue or red crepe paper containing preserved gin- ger. The club prize wasl a kimona. the guest prize, a dozen Japanese plates and the consolation a Japanese pin cushion. The tables were marked by Japanese flags.
 The guests, who. with the club mem- bers, enjoyed Miss Mickles hospitality, were Misses Georgia Sage. Julia Lake. Agnes Belle Goldsby, Lizzie Menden- hall, SaIlie Van Antwerp, Gertrude Smith, Mary Hunter. Della Carr, Lucy wilson. Olive McNillan. Genevieve Mc- Keon, Elizabeth Van Liew. Morris Clarke. Louie Mickle. Kitty Sheppard. Mary Danner. Virginia Sims, Elizabeth Rhett, Lucille Toxey. Freda Scott. Mrs. Waring Harrison, Mrs. Daniel Wheel CT. Mrs. Charles Hervey. Mrs. Beverly Wilson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

Edward Flynn, President of the Ala bama district organization of the United Mine Workers of America to- day received a telephone message from Montgomery, announcing that Judge T. G. Jones, of the United States Court. would not be able to be in Birming- ham saturday and therefore the eases the miners union, who are charged with violating terms of the injunctions granted by the government court op petitions of coal and furnace compa- nles. will be postponed. Another date of hearing will be selected. Miners from all parts of the district were summoned to be heres Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
WANTED,

WE WANT your typewriter business; our
 sale, rental and repair service is unsur-i passed: supplies for all machines. Terry X
 Dayant u'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

FOR RENT-After March 1st. our ware house in the yard of Western Railway, foot of ceesa street. Liddell Machinery ( Sup ply Go. 9t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

Box Car and Street Car Collide.
 ern Railway collided with an electric car on the Avondale- Fountain Heights line this morning on Ninth Avenue and Thirteenth Street and though there time only oua DassenRex. C. M,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
Lee'n lsIrthday ObserVed.

The birthday Ot Robert E Lee was appropriately observed here today. Camp Hardee, United Confederate Vet erans. held a special meeting this af- an able address on the life of General Lee. The banks of tho city observed holiday hours while the postofice was closed after 10 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
Mobile socierx Newn.

H. B. catchings of Birmingham. is In the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

w M Smith of Birmingham. is i the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
FINANCIAL
IRON aAFEs FOR sALR

BUY. sell and exchange iron safes of every descriptioni small and secondhand Bafss in stock Write c. J. Thrasher. Bass- ment Moses Building, Montgomery, Ala. phone 1ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

Mrs. George A. Riviere and two chii dren have gone to Green Cove Springs Fla, for a stx-weeks stay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
WANTED--MALE RELP.
WANTED---sITUATION.

BoOKKEEPER, 10 years experience, wants tet of books to keep after p. m. also com petent to open books install modern systems sr conduct examinations and audits. 40. pountant. care Advertiser. As
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

Abe Einstein. a newspaper man of Philadelphia. who is visiting in the city. the guest of Henry Hess, was the guest of honor last night at an infor- mal dinner rendered him by Charles Hess, at his home, No. s53 Cont Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
LOST.

LOST, strayed or stolen from my place. known as the Doley place near the Woodley Road, one dark bay horse mule, IS hands and an in oh high; ears stick off a little when bride on. Any information about mule will be hbsRally paid for. Win Brananlax.
 fri-su LosT-A ten-months-old white and liver spotted pointer puppy; left hind foot has been sore; my name and street number on collar. Liberal reward. J. A. Haralsons No. Bell St
 sTRAYED-Jan. from Pollard place, near Pike Road, one gray horse mule, one sorrel biAze face horse colt: will reward finder. Belser & Co.,, Pike Road, Jan. 1T, 1905. wd-fr-sa-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

A small boy, a cedar stick and . womar's ear, with portion of the scalp adhering thereto. caused a mild sensation in police circles this after noon. The boy found the ear in an alley on Church near Royal Street, and its appearance. on examination. gave evidessce of having been torn from the head G a negro woman. The polics are seeking the loser of the ear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
PIcKPoCkETs ON TRAIN.

Mrs. W. T. Naftel of Montgomery visiting relatives here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

This being the anniversary of the birthday of Gen. Robert F. Lee, the public schools of the city and country were closed. The Recorders Court stood adjourned also beause of the day. This. however, was the only court to close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

The local branch of the Knights of Columbus. of which George ]. Sullivan Is President. is preparing to erect a thoroughly modern and up-to-the-times structure to be used as their home. Mir Sullivan stated today that the com mittee in charge of the matter. at the recent meeting reported progress and would make a recommendation as to Q site in the very near future.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-17

Seer Hortpesens Weitfiite bsiudt
5ot, fennt aud ben Nprbfiorb, befTen
innere Wer5peieunsen bur6 bos enee
Rsbensinanbsr filler WaFerflG6en,
gepaltig fid aufredenber buntler Sells
bsree unb psiber @letI&er unb Sirn>
felber bon auberorbentlider S96ns
beit iinb. 9ier liegt audi Der 9osn,
panb, elm bur9 einen fla9en 6sliens
riesel bonn Weere getrennter SiBtpeiz
ierfes. Der aber. f4on bur9 ben g6a.
latter ietner unieebung, gang ais Sort
ieBuns bes Siorbes eri9eint. gr III
u &m. lang unb ppn ihrpffen, bis 5u
1900 M. bobsn SelsfpGnben einaes
i4loheg, uber benen bic Spibsn bes
bts 1000 dc. a~uffeisenbsn Sielbs F6t=
bar pereen; 9letfder bdngen BON alien
Soften berab. Uie l1fer finb 10 iieil,
bab peber cine Strabe nod Elm Sub
iteis am Gee %binfiibren. Nur an elmer
Steue, bo mo- Der See fi9 iunbartig
bereneert, bat Der GbanbalseIb einen
Idmalen Streifen SdpemmIanb ae=
hilbet, auf Dem bic SDfe bon NaesbaI
liesen. lleber bisfen 6Dfen raeen Der
lenfre6t dbfalIsnbe Npninibl nnb bas
neben bas Mapenfielb auf. s0art sez
seniiber erbebt fi9 bas 8ObaIsfielD 70
bub bte S0fe in sinem Der grpbartias
fen SelfenfeHel = benz ioaenonnten
Cirrus bon Haesbal = lieeen, bic Iors
ipesen aufsuipeiien bat. @on einem
biefer 8erss mub ii9 nun cine eefpaIs
ttse Selspartie loseelDit baben; lie iH
in ben bier sana f9malen Gee a~effiirat
unb bat Die 20 SUB bobe @sle erseuaf,
bic bic SDfe BON Naesbal unb ibre 9ez
ppbn.r nit tpeerib. DAB Den @eruns
sliidten feline Silfe sebra6t perbsn
fonnte, erfldrt ii9 baraus, bab cine
9erbinbune nit Noesbal uur auf BEN
WaHeripsee, bur9 9oote, mDaIi9 III,
bic 8oote ober pesen sruBen Sturmes
ii9 niGt duf ben Gee bjnaus ipdaen
fonnten. Nidt melt bon Der uneliidss
Ite1e = am Oitufer bes Qoenbdnb -
1T i~ibrigens 1884 bur6 einen Berg
itlr3 audi Der got HoDt erthlittef
norben. Na9 elmer Melbung 0
8eresns Sibenbe bat bic bur9 bic ME.
hereeftiir5ten Selsmufen erssuete
Wsae audi Oberbalb bes ertpGbntsn
S6fpemmlanbes mod 0er6eeyunaen
areeri6tet urlb tpeitere br.i 60fe nit
Fi6 fortseriHen, ppbei cine gauge Din
Sabl Meniden berlebt purben unb bel
0ieb ertranf. Man fpirb oenouere
Radri9ten ubtparten miiTen, ebe man
ii9 Elm Bib bon benz l1mfane beg I'M
slids MAIDEN tann, bas bieien berr=
liden grbenpinfel beingeIu9t BAT.
Cine fpGtere MeIbuns aug Gbriz
%ltiania loutet:
Sept lit feftgeifeIlt, bab tn RassbaI
flint SDfe nit "a Mann fortaez
Itpemmt pprben unb DAP In goebol
% Meni6en umgefommen iinb. Mht
MenSden tpurben DerIeBt unter ben
2riinlmern berporseapgen, elmer lit foz
fort seftorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-17

Sd feb am ufer ulo tpinfe Dir:
&on1ul bod beruber - beriiber an mirI
Sic SrolieI i6mettert b~erlnn9enb i'm
91n
GolbgIi5enb Ieu6tet Der Sou1mertas -.
Gu tpatiberit ienieits. gu i6auit nifi
auf,
SoI9it miioe bes Stromes pinoenbem
9arf =
aeiu &abH i'm Sdilfe. Sem griideniteg,
Ser blirifen6e Spieeel berleet Dir ben
&eg.
CT tpirft Dir fpottenb bein Bib 6uriid =.
On ndnSerit unS paflSerlt unS iu6it Dag
Slid.
Gu iud6ft ber9ebens nit ~trduu1enbem
Siuu
Ser Strom 0eS Qebens rdll6t
6Dii6eu ms BIN =.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-17

Ger 8etraeb Der 3ObIens
feIber @rpbbritanniens ipirb our
3eit auf 100,000,0O0,0O0 Sonnsn ses
f4Gbt, tpel9e bel Der jeBigen ipo6ien<
ben Brobuftionsrote sttpa $50 Sabre
pprbalten tperben. Wdhrenb bic Rob
lenprobuftion gnslanbs ii4 ieit 1870
tpenia me6r als b~erboppelt bat. lit bic
probuftion Oeuti9lanbs pierfa4 ges
ipa9fen unb bieienise Der Ser. Staatsn
aehnfa6.
@inen pffisieIlen 8eri6t
iiber Die S6Gbigungen on Der 4ueus
itusbriide bat bas Siefbauamt Der
Stabt DRESDEN erfattet. Sc pirb
barin ausfiibrliG betpnt, boB Der alte
@ou ben Mnforberungen. Die on elm
10 tpi9tigss @erfebrsglieb geiteat pers
ben miiFen. ni9t mebr bon Su seniigen
permaa; peiterbin ipirb bic balbiss
Dur6fibruns Der Grneuerune Der
alien Q~uguftusbriidt fir bringenb ges
bpten eradtet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-17
Der i@tame @e6lembmreer.

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gem eingefpanberter Medlenburser,
sebt NIT feinsm 8ruber So4en bic gis
ienbabnseleife entlans. s9inter ibnen
ber fommt elm 3ug. unb So4en fpringt
anf bic 8Of4ung. Gris aber Iduft,
mas ct fam, in ben @tleifen tpeiter.
@lei4 barauf padt i'm Der 3ubfdnser
unb fdkubert ibn 40 SUB peit in's
Gelb. Sohen eili herbei:
r9ett Dit Deel i4abt, Tribg"
sd bin mibr as bobt!"
sWoriim buff Ou benn MID up be
80f4ung flattertg"
rSd finn NIT bat Diert mid tau
eben Srb nm be Wett Iopen, fin id Dor
Of Md an to flattern fansen2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-17
metertrumpft.

Gin 8rite unb elm 4meritaner fpras
9en iiber Die &esierunesformen ihrer
@aterldnber. Der 8rite, Der ben Dime
rifaner matt gu ieben seba4te. faete:
n9anb auf's 9era! Sbr iperbet BON
elmer 8anbe BON politif4en 8suteid>
germ resiert, NIT henen seienf4aftli4
gu berfebrsn gu6 niat e%infalen
piirbe."
,Sie baben He9t," ~anttportste
Der fdlaefertise ganfee, naber Sbr
tperbet bon elmer alique bon 2euten
rsgiert, benen es gar nidt einfdnt. NIT
GuA se!eufdaftliden 8erfebr gu pfle>
gen!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-17
RiuSrrmnnn.

&arldens Batter lift Seeoffi5ier unb
auf Der !6eimreife begriffen. Sin
8ruitbilb BON ibm ftebt auf Mutters
G6reibtii9. SGsli9 pirb benz bier
jdbrisen Suneen bas Bib ge5eist unb
er lit boiler @rpartuns, ben balb 9eim>
febrenben gu ieben. Gnbli4 1T Der
grobs Sag ba. 5reubtitrablenb ftiirat
bic iunse Jrau nit ibrem 9inbe benz
Mann enteesen. nOa bait Du nun
Batter" ruff ie ibrem Sunsen gu.
aarl6en fiebt ben fremben Mann mib@
biGieenb an unb faet febr beftimmt:
uOas lit ni4t Batter, mein Batter bat
feline 8eine."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-17

ulo le uuo lctlleIl utulpc uIt &luutt-
funoe berna6m.
81 Elm braber, ebrli9er Meni9!"
flugte lie. ySaB es audi gerabe INNER
bic bsiten trsffen mub! Sd tpeib, bab
er man9mal gebungert bat, nur UNI
Niemanbem mas Iduloig gu fein. 90
e%enifenbaft unb rebti9affen pie ibn,
bab' ih mod teinen geieben."
Der Ganbibat fiiblte einen fatulen
Std in Der @egeno bes 9eraens. ST
murmelte ettpas 3uftimmenbes unb
ging in fem 3immer.
Seine Mutter tpirb natiirli6 bur9
bic @ernaltung bes 9ranfenbaufes
1oglei9 bend6ri9tigt tporben fein,"
badte er, runb iie ipiro pielei4t mod
beute tommen; ih mub alfo Sufeben,
ettpas Srbnung in ben Hahlab bes
armen Rouins gu bringen."
@r f9lob bas @6reibtif9fa4 auf
unb begann bic papiere burhsuieben.
Gines Der eriten 9lGtter, bas linn in
bic 6dnb fiel, mar Elm angefangener
4rief bes armen Spurnaliiten. batirt
BON benz Sage ieiner @rfranfung.
paul Saspers tonnte ii6 ni9t entbal@
ten, bas S4reiben gu iiberfliesen. @s
mubts fir irgenb einen ie6r pertrauten
Treunb beftimmt getpefen fein, benn
einem anberen ipiirbe Der iunge
ShriftfteIer nobl faum Elm @eftGnb-
nib gema9t baben, ME bies:
Stun bat aud an mein 6sr5 bic
Giebt angellopft, bic grobe, getpaltige,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03

gate. But when z would ave orened the house q or he key missing, and al searching in pouch md pock- cts was to no avail. ri ally found 1t lying in the path outside the gate. With all speed he threw open the door and ran in, swing,ns me net from his shoulder as he did so. Alack, it fell to the floor, mass of dull brown cords, with but one bright spot within the tangle!
 Even as he stood panting, there was . last "pf!" and the one remaining little mick" had flown out at the hole in the mosquito netting.
 But the hour-the hour is still mine!" gasped the unhappy Dilatorio, bending to pick up his godmothers gift. It vanished from between his hands, leaving him with naught butea slip of paper that seemed to have been inside. Turning it over he read:
 "This hours a net, the size to hold
 Just sixty hicks of time within 1t.
 Used as they come they turn to gold:
 Let slip, none can regain-a minute"
 "No." remarked the poet, at the next market but one. "I could easily have written better ode than that which took the prize, but busy farm CTS, like ourselves, you unders- and, have not the time to spare. IN. O.. Times-Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03
Exotic" Cake Walk.

French dancing masters have formed a Societe Academique des Professeurs de Danse de France. The director of the association is Prof. Desrat, who proposes, with his colleagues, to run the mir uet, in opposition to the "ex- otto and inartistic terpsichoreaR moye- ments borrowed from the black people of Santo Domingo and elsewhere" ," alias the cake-walk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03
The Union Supply Co.

the stallion to overcome the breed power of his less excellent mates. Unrecorded sires standing at cheap fees prove an ex- pensive proposition at the selling time of their colts. Good feeding can never offset faults derived from poor sire, but will perfectly bring out the good qualities born in colts from an individu- ally excellent. sound, pure-bred, record
 ed ctallion. Demand that every stallioner shall show the pedigree certificate for his horse, and learn to jhuse correctly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03
PURE-BRED SWALLOWS.
They Alone Should Be Patronized in Mating the Brood
 Mare.

Each owner of brood mare should in- sist that the stallion with which she is mated shall be pure-bred and duly re- corded. It is ruinous policy to continue breeding to scrub. grade and cross-bred sires. Such horses may appear excel lent individuals, but they lack fixed breed power to transmit their character istics. Pure blood means hereditary power to reproduce breed type and in- dividual excellence, and is necessary in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03
Unseemly Levity.

The January prize for homicide craftsmanship in Indian territory be- 1ongs to the young man who killed -four Indians with a six-shooter at Sasakwa, in the Seminole nation. The shooter was unarmed when attacked by the Indians, but grabbed. one 2, of their pistols and rung the bell four times :n succession.-Kansas City Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03

del" assented Dilatorio. T would do much for ., lass fair as you are, and your Dickon is worthy lad. When l am at court, I shall bear you both in mind. What shall the verse tell him?"
 "Why, truly, that" she stood with pretty head bent "That-Oh Master Dilatorio. what be all tlose gay birds a-fying from your net?" *
 The poor poet gave leap and ran without sopping-all the. way to his