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Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

Judged from real and defensible
standard of value the best product and
asset of our myriad town and country
homes consists in the wholesome, re-
spectful and happy boys and girls to
be found therein.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

The desrised little English sparrow,
along with all of his unfavorable
points, is capable of disseminating dis
ease germs in your hen yard and of
making lots Of trouble. They are not
averse to vermin.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

The thrift Of the German is always
evident in the arrangement Of his
wood pile. No matter what its size, it
has not lot of tag ends hanging out,
but bespeaks in every way of neatness
and economy It is one of the ear
marks of the place.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

round trip from
Chicago. Any
members Of the
Order in the
eastern sta tes
who expect to
make the trip
to Denver can
secure further
information by
writing their
sta tie master.
Tickets will be
good to return
fromDenver un-
til Dec. 10. Ma
tional grange
hoodC,rowfaro
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

One of the largest single shipments
Of potatoes sent from Maine this sea-
son comprised 1900 carloads, which
We're taken to the coast and shipped by
water to Galveston, Tex. The trans
portation charges were considerably
less than they would have been had the
shipment been made the whole dis
tance by rail The potatoes were put
up for shipment on their long journey
in sacks holding eleven pecks each.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

He Is fortunate tiller Of the soil
whose acquaintance with quack grass
and Canada thistles never gets beyond
the theoretical or book stage.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

A number of roads have this fall had
exhibit cars making tours over their
lines. These cars contain neatly and
attractively arranged exhibits Of the
fruits, grains and grasses of the sec
tions of the country which it is desired
to advertise, with numerous portraits
showing the topography of the loeali-
ties in which the products are raised.
While such an exhibit is without ques-
ton SO arranged as to have its best
foot forward, it is nevertheless both a
practical and excellent way of advertis-
ing a given locality.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

Some people salt cattle good deal
as they make good resolutions only
occasionally, and then they do it well.
Salt is necessary to the well being of
the animal, and it should be given
often. It helps an Indifferent appetite,
builds up wornout tissue and increases
muscular yigor and activity. Salt your
cattle often. Don't take 1t for granted
that the hired man has done it,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

While there seems to have been nu-
merous instances of it, as yet very lit
tie that is valuable has been ascertain
ed along the line Of preventing losses
from the cornstallz disease. 1t seems
to be sporadic capable of springing up
anywhere), as seems to be the case
with hog cholera, and, as is true with
that disease, the causes of it are as yet
but vaguely understood.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

A nearby herd of 12o thoroughbred
Jersey cows has, by a process of care
full selection and elimination, been
brought up to milk and butter pro-
ducing standard SO that the return per
COW averages $120 per year. No loaf
ers or just boarders in this herd, 1t is
safe to wager.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

The progress which any community
is making along the line of improved
conditions of agriculture is pretty ac-
curately indicated by the number Of
manure spreaders which it possesses
to the square mile. The presence of
this useful implement not only means
that a good deal of stock is being rails
ed in a given community, but that the
inhabitants thereof believe in saving
labor and have an intelligent concep-
ton Of the value of the fertilizers
which accumulate as result Of follow
ing this system of farming.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29


1t is worth while for every person
who has money to invest to remember
that the souHdness and financial integ-
rity Of Investment companies are, as
general rule, in an inverse geometricaI
ratio to the return which they prom
ise on money placed in their hands.
And this refers not only to what we
may term interest returns on money,
but Just as truly to the likelihood
which exists of being able to recover
the principal. All who are wise will
absolutely ignore any proposition look
ing 10 an investment of money which
offers a return of more than or 10
per cent and It is pretty safe to stick
all offers Of more than 5 or 6 per cent
Into the wastebasket without SO Kruch
as the courtesy of a perusal
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

Whether you have few or many
trees in your young orchard, it is a
good plan to take sharp hoe some
time before the ground freezes solid
and remove all grass and weeds away
from the trunks of the trees. If rub
bish is left it is likely to become a
nesting place for field mice, which are
likely to girdle the tree before spring
comes.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

While it is often advisable for the
young man to pull up stakes and seek
new home in which to locate, it is
very questionable whether it is to be
recommended for one past fifty-fve or
sixty, a time of life when it is far
more difficult to adjust oneself to new
conditions and environments.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

The widower with a big pocketbook
who takes to wife young and spright-
ly spouse is not as a rule entitled to
any better treatment at her hands than
she sees fit to accord him, and gets
seant sympathy if he does not find the
newly contracted marital bonds all
that he hoped.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-11-29

In Europe the economic value of the
toad to the gardener and farmer is ap-
preciated to far greater degree than
in this country In the old country
they are caught and sold at SO much
per head in the town markets because
of the service they render as insect
and worm destroyers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

lie MACIE LAT? Cz{owiek ME
jest starszyn niz sc czuje, q mimo
to spotykamy wielu staro>m}odych
lndzi " ciagu swego zycla. Pred
stawiaia oni smutny widok, praw-
dziwy obraz politowanla R6wno-
czesnie spotykamy silnych starych
mezezyzn; zdrowe stare .kobiety,
kt6rych zaledwie lekko dotkne}a
reka CT asu. Maja oui tylko znak
minionych lat. ale posiadaja si}e
m}odosci, So to tax zwanl m{odo~
starry. Uwazali oni ma siebie, So
zdrowymii sllnymi i cieszaa sig
s1odkiemi owocami " swym dol
rza}ym, starym wieku. /,
Me ma BOWEN racyonalnej przy-
ezyny, dlaczego starry ludzie mie-
liby c1erpiec; ME ma powodu, ably
organa zywotnie ME mog}y bye
wzmocnione, 6ciany podpsrte l
n~iszczenie tkanek zatamowane,
jezell sic uzyJe w4a6ciwego lekar~
silva.
Jedna z cennych w}asnosci ORA
Pistra Gomozo Jest jego si}a od-
m1adzaj2 ca. Nietylko BOWEN prze~
czyszcza system, ale take tworzy
nova, bogata czerwona krew. Jest
ono najlepszym tonikiem ola sta
ryoh i s}abych.
Pan Torkel Tostensen New
bury, Mimi, pisze: ;, Nam 80 lat,
ale ME czu1em sig tax dobrze rrsez
ostatnie 40 lat, jak sic czuje -obec
ME. dzieki Bogu i pahskiemu Go.
mozo.'
Mkt ME moze czytat takich pos
wiadczend bez prawdziwego wzru-
81 enia wobec faktu, re Dra Piotra
Gomozo jest z powodu swycF h
godnych 3 dzia}ajacych w}asno6ci,
og6lnie zastosowanem do potrzeby
starych, siabych i wat}ych os6b.
Tysiace ludzi rozmaitego zawodu
wieka przekona}y sic o jego zdro-
/ wiodajnyeb w1asnosciaoh i dlategc
zasfuguje ma pochwa}e oddawana
mu przez starych i mlodych.
! ORA Piotra Gomozo ME Jest le-
karstwem aptecznem. D~ostarczajs
go wprost ludslom m%ieiscowi agge ger
CT, zamianowani ma kazda okollce.
Pc blizsze szczeg6iy piszcie do Dr..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 1l2
!lS So. Hoyne ave-, Chicago. III.
@ SKI &S~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
M6dl sic i pracuj.

Do Sylwana, opata klaszto'
ru mnich6w ma gore Synai,
przyszed} raz pustelnik. Mini
81 zatrudnieni byli praca i
krzatali sic pilnie. Zgorszy}o
to . pustelnika i FACIAL i'm
ostro ~przymawiac, re "a wiele
zajmuja sic. oni rzeczami
doczesnemi i ME pamietaja
O sobie samych, zapominajac
O wazniejszej rzeczy, to jest
O modlitwie. Wed}ug jego
zdania, powinni raczej brac
przyk1ad z Maryi ewangelicz-
mel, kt6ra wed}ug slow Zba-
wiciela najlepsza czastke O.
brala, sluchajac slow Pan
skich, zamiast pomagac sio-
stree Marcie okolo przyrza-
|dzenia p%okarm6w.
Opat Sylvan usmiechnai
sic ma to, ale mic Die odpo-
wiedzial. Wskazal pustelniko-
wi osobna cele i kauai zaniesc
ksiazke modlitewna. Pustel-
mix bedac samotnym, modli]
sic zarliwie al do poludnia,
poczem uczuf gl6d. Gzekal
wiec obiadoWej godziny :
upragnieniem, ale kiedy ia
dawno minela, q ego ME
wezWano, udal sic Wreszcie
sam do opata. .
Oicze, zapytal czy
to dzisia mnisi ME jedza?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
co M0WIA RMERZ
Q polskiej Bolonii COLBY, Bap@aS!!

,,Mieszka1em L. lat ma farmach oko}o Brownsville " Todd County
Minnesota, tam mi sic podoba{o tax d}ugo dop6ki ME zobaczylem
innych okoic- Gdy pojecha1em do Thomas County, Kansas, pomy6a>
pi1em 800 arrow. Grant jest urodsajny, irodz} wszystFo co sig zsss-
|aai Tub sssieje> Mszkiet, osyli zbyt, many DOLBY ma, n; wss ygh;n GO
Woda jest sdrowa, a klimat czysty izdrowy: lima jest lekka kr6tka.
ia przywi6z1em z Minnesoty 20 sstuk byd}a 5kon, a pzez GAIA zime
spotrzebowa1em tylko 5 fur siana, DO byd}o sic pas}o ma trawie GALE IL
me. W Minnesota spoE5ebowa1em 50 fur siana, pr7ytem Stony do
stem bardzo zadowolony. zyczy}bym rodakom zeby tutaj przybyli, DO
sobe poepsza. Tutaj Jest }atwiej obrobi6 100 ARROW, niz 40 ARROW v
lwiskonGnskich Tub minnesockich borach. IJ6zef Bieniek.
| -. Chcecie sic schron;G pred dluga zima ma p6}nocy to przyjedzcie do
mas. Ccny grunt6w cd 8 dol = akier wyzej ma d}ugie wypltaty: =
Wolna podr6z dla kupujacych. Pc pohkie opsy, mapy it'd. piszcie do
Waszego rodaka
G.I. MoRgK Pres and:Mgr. Polonia Colonization Coz
COLBY. Theaas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Szalo,nla jazda

c7esto zakoncza sic smutnym w
padkiem. Do Wygojenia przypadko-
wyeh skaleezen, uzywajcie Buckle
no Arnlca MaSc. ,Gleboka rama y
mel nodze Cd przypadku', pisze
Theodore Schulz, z Columbus. o.,
,,spowodowala mi wiele b6lu lie
karze ME mogli mi pom6dz, ale Blu.
cklena Arnica Mas6 predko Wygoii-
10 Usmierza i uzdraWia spare
MIA jak maggia. 25c q Nc. j.. Kowa-
lewskiego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

E#S&@#5&E.A aAa$5gTMsM
"a oWszem,. odr:zz aal' op l1E't
" % dawno Pc obiesdi1 a
Ola czsgoz mrnie wtedy.
ME wezWano do sobiadu?
Q tel prostei przyczyny,
J : odrzekl opat = ukmiechemn,
= 10 ty wyprales najlepsza|
czastke j cardiac Wszystkiem,
co doczesne, tylko modlitWa'
chciale6 sic zajac, . tax gl6d1.
cielesny zaspokoic karmem.
ducha. Ny zas drudzy ludzie|
zaspakajamy gl6d c,iie':'ll[esny
~pokarmem cielesnym, ma kt6-
rego musimy atoli " poole
czo}a pracoWac.
Pustelnik tkniety temi|
slowami .uzna1 niesIusznosc.
swej poprzedniei uwagi i
prosil 0 przebaczenie.
: Cieszy mnie, = rzekl ma
to opat, re sam sic do b]edu
przyznajesz. Modlitwa jest
Bogu przyjemna, ale i praca,
a obie polaczone, dopiero
maja rzeczywista pred Bo-
5iem wartosc. Odwo1anie sic
twoje ma Marya ME jest ko-
trafnem, gdyz gdyby
Marty ME by1a jej W piracy
wyreczy]a, ME bytaby sic
mogla jedynie oddae s}ucha-
niu nauk Zbawiciela. M6dl
sic vice, ale pracuj!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

--- -=- - -
kim stylu, ami v romnsahflss1kl ill
lecz Y jakims dziWnie ss y
skim rodzimym zblizoo--
do barokowych
lbudoWli ubieglych wicklow
ltylko ME scisle moze W7szedzie
szy-
scy zgodni SO v tenn, ze tax
pieknego ko6ciola ME pred
ko znaidziesz jest to jedy-
ny ko6ci6l tego rodzaju "
calej dyecezyi. Ma on try
wieze try navy, ale bez
sklepienia z wyjatkiem pre-
sbyteryum try bramy
wschodowe - try 6ltarze
zupelnie move MOVIE or
gany, MOVIE lawki presby-
teryum Gale malowane
|okna W MEM maloWane
jedno z Mich przedstawia. sw.
J6zefa a drugie sw. Anto-
niego = a wszystko zas tax
,iakos milo = tax swojsko "
tym kosciele, ze SERGE samo
W kornej modlitwie wznosi
sic do Boga, ably dziekowac
MI "a to, re pozwoli} dozyc
nam tel chwili i re wybral
sobie mieszkanie miedzy ma
mi. - Prawda - niejednego
jeszcze potrzeba - ale para
fla ME poskapi grosza = i
tax s}ysza}em, 70 W nastep-
nym moze JUL roku ca}y
kosci5l bedzie wymalowany /
juz zbieraja ma ten eel pie
Made - a i zegar ma wkr6t-
&c stana6 ma wiezy. /
Daily tedy Pan Bog, ably
nova ia 6wiatynia przyciag-
ne}a do siebie i tych ospa-
}ych i gnu6nych, co to stro-
Mill cd koscio}a, rzekomo ola
tego, ze "a ciasno by}o i ME
wygodnie. To tez ME bez
znaczenia zdajer sic bye wiel-
ka figura Serca J~ezusowego,1
umieszczona mad gl6wna bra
ma zewnatrz ko6cio}a. - Le-
wa reka wskazuje ma SERGE
prawa zas niejako zaprasza
Syn Bozy wszystkich VIOLA
JAG:
,P6jdzcie do mnie wszyscy,
kt6rzy pracujecie j obciazeni
jeste6cie, a ia was och}odze".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
sa5aT 3F48fN3I
z. Kaszub,
Uroczyst ,1s posWie-
4. cenia noWego
kosciola.
w i 9 e, dnia 10 marca 1906

w i 8 | e, dnia 10 marca 1906
W elka tn dzisiaj uroczy-
stosc - dzie6 sw. J6zefa, be
OTTO W tym dniu dokonal. ks,
kanonik Luedtke z Pelplina
poswiecenia nowego naszego
ko6ciofa. A kosci6l to Wspa-
nia1y - wielki - muroWany
z cegiel! - Pred dwoma je-
szcze laty stall ko6ci6lek DIRE
wniany = maly ohylaey
sic ku upadkowi vice
rozebrano go i rozpocze}a sic
budowa nowego ko6ciola.
R6wnoczesnie postawiono
stod61ke z desek, W kt6rej
przez try niemal lata odpra-
wia}y sic naboze6stwa. To
tel Ivy radosci splywa}y pc
twarzach szcze6liwych para
fan, gdy pc dokonanem POI
swieceniu i pc przemowie ks.
oficya}a W uroczystej proce-
syi przeniesiony by} Przenajs.
Sacrament do novel swiaty-
nj. Odby}a sic nastepnie su-.
ma, odprawiona przez ks.
kanonika z asysta, podczas
kt6rej ks. proboszcz Dunaj-
ski z Lipusza wyglosil kaza-
ME. Odspiewaniem Te Deum
po sko6czonem nabozefstwie
zakohczyla sic rzadka ia i
jedyna W swoim rodzaju u
roczystosc. Ksiezy zjecha}o
sic, o lie naliczyc mog}em Il,
49, 6wieckich go6ci obec-
ny by} p. landrat, PIP. budow-
niczy pcwiatowy, budowni-
czy nowego ko6cio1a i inni.
Rzadka DO tez doprawdy ia
uroczystosc - dlatego i Gala
wies przybra}a SKATE swia-
teczna - i by}y choragwie
W kolorach ko6cielnych i by1y
wie6ce i by1y ognie sztuczne,
a twarze ~wszystkie radosne,
weso}e. Dumna BOWEN moze
bye Gala parafia, ze taxi ma
kosci6}. Wdziecznose nalezy
sic ~przedewszystkiem Bogu,
re pozwolil dokonac dzie}a i
dozyc tel chwili - wdziecz-
nose nalezy sic jednakze i
S. p. niebozczykowi KS. Feth-
ke'mu, kt6ry przez o6m lat
ME szczedzi} trud6w, nj mo-
zo}6w, ably tylko czem pre-
dzej nowy stana} dom Bozy.
I stanal wreszcie, a stana1
taxi, jakim niebozczyk go
mice pragna}, tt. pod}ug wzo-
ru starego, drewnianego ko-
scio}a - tYlko W daleko
wiekszych rozmiarach. ME-
stety = 6p. ks. Fethke ME
mia1 ogladac dnia po6wiece-
MIA; pred rokiem bowiem
zanie6li6my 60 ma cmentarz
- to tez gdy o zas}ugaeh
lego w%spomnial ks. oficyal =
place rozlegf sic W kosciele.
- Wdzieczno5c nalezy sic "
dalszym ciagu calej parafii:
kt6ra choc uboga, homie
sk4adala ma budowe i chetnie
ofiarowa1a ma ten Gel ciezke
zapracowane grosze. Wdzieez
nj nakoniec jestesmy kocha'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Peieea najpiekniejszeutwer muzycznt

Polec0 najp1eknlo1SzeuSW
All. u. Tssknota. tGdy 5sak6fki( solo tpiew 2se
eeraese: cygsnli. duet solo ius H saSf s seee
B1.e.iiski. 10 chiop. o6srsas6w, sois fort. coo
Br.ssihski. A za!reeaj cd komina - oos
cseD.s. aayb S.ss u s s4sa %:so1;s as.s sole j p,ev Soc see
CisSSea. Rozzstanie. msEursk, Duet y. soc
Cis5sa. KemDletas dzieas, Stony, soio fort SOC
e ci::ss:. 4sti1 R RSs s.ya@fsl d dasas solo sp. Sc
Fail x. I ejesystyeL NV 2. /. H., solo fcrt. lee
j;:::,,s'i p Sc ss3sf Re R9as3el vale &C. &C.
i;a.:s; Do piracy, solo Tub eher.;"';... sec
Kos1ss. samotny, piosenka, solo lpiew sse
k.ss.ssa. Da pais p,a a9d1 asr S i solo fort. So go
s sssass.. Risss .sisss01ins, solo 11iiiev g
MoniusIke. KYakowiaczek wes6f > CSC
1enissIko ! Marsz sa1obny, Choir mezki.... 4oe
s sssldsaasi b HEsd fraiowiai1, solo fort. sSs
Ogiiski. PoloneE, bardEo xnany - go
PoWiadewskL Kash-eiachciaeh, polka = 2sc
safoIa spis1.. NajMsiekszai najlepszss... 7.9s
Szkols NJ Skrxypcs. Najlepszai najwisksza 11.5o
s1ke1. q TertspIa.; F4lxlslszsdnajleps1a s.se
SzksIa aa Flet : Eapsmi lub. beE:..s... Lbs
SzIen n Cernst, Alto, Tenorlnb BARTON 100
Sxko4a M QitaFe, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.S0
f W.sssr x II! kJss Ka5s. Wsryadgys ns sfT.ypee g
WroksH. Dyabef, galep 8 ryeinl solo, fort. GO
Wieaiawsh. KujsWiak xnany ), 80
zs1:wsn s ssxss Fearssbo @a,e ehSr @sss:. g
Zalewsh. Walczyku moi, solo Tub eh6r4eh. sq
Zslewsh- OF ten maxur, czysta bieda solo 1o1I. os
za!ersA. Zlalezao2e szczsecie, walc > e sS
zsisWsa. Bote cd i mszur 8 maja,orkiesatra 1.0e
Zalewski. 2 dymem tyeszezeP oiska l.ys
IoIswrki Palnnaz Koscfuszd vale LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-26
WELCOME TO PASTOR
BY CONGREGATION OF IMMACU-
LATE CONCEPTION PARISH.
Greetings Upon His Return From
Vacation-Purse of Gold
Presented Him.

The congregation of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. located at the cor
ner OF Sth and y streets northwest, ten
dered its pastor, Rev. j. d. Mari, recep-
ton last evening in commemoration of his
return from an extended vacation. a pro-
gram of exercises was carried out, which
included the presentation of flowers and
a purse The affair was a distinct success.
Seldom has the old parish hall adjoining
this church been the scene Of a more en-
thusiastic demonstration than that o. last
night 1t was filed to overlooking with
parishioners, old and young, who desired
TO evidence their appreciation and esteem
for Father Mari. The pastor returned Sat
urday. after an absence of two months and
a half, during which time he visited the
West Indies and spent some time In ia
maica. returning later TO this country and
visiting in the south. The trip was taken
for zee benefit of his health.
The reception was prepared as a surprise
for Father Mari. and last evening at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-26
FEAST OF ANNUNCIATION.
Its Observance in Catholic Churches
Yesterday

The Feast Of the Annunciation which was
observed in the local Catholic churches yes
terday, was specially commemorated at st.
Josephs Roman Catholic Church, Sd and C
streets northeast. Rev. Valentine F.
Schmitt the pastor of the church, was the
celebrant of a solemn high mass In the
morning, with Rev. Ignatius Fealy the as
sistant pastor, as deacon, and Rev. Father
Vincent, o. 8. B., of the Apostolic Mission
House, Brookland, subdeacon. Mr.. Henry
Horntg was the master of ceremonies.
To Father Schmitt personally and to a
number of his congregation this feast day
has special significance. Father Schmitt is
veteran of the civil war and during a
bloody battle before Lynchburg, Va, forty
one years ago yesterday the regiment of
which Father Schmitt was a member was
almost annihilated. That his life was spared
on this occasion he regards as a providen-
tial matter, and he bears a special deyo-
ton to the mother of the Savior PRAYERS
were yesterday offered up for the repose of
the souls of those who fell in that san
culinary conflict
Mgr. j. H. Then, chancellor of the do
cese of Wichita, Kan, occupied the pulpit,
preaching from the theme The Annuncia-
ton of the Blessed Virgin Mary" In the
course of his sermon Mgr. Then alluded
to the miraculous preservation of the life
of the Venerable and worthy pastor Father
Schmitt, on the Feast of the Annunciation
forty-one years ago today" and commend
ed the yalor Of those who took part in the
engagement.
A number of veterans were among those
who made up large congregation. Special
music was rendered and the decorations
about the sanctuary were of an effective
character.
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Early Robins.
To the Editor of The Star:

To the Editor Of The STAR
/ was pleased to note In your issue of
the oath where lover of nature reported
seeing first robin of spring in one of
the small city parks. In the interest of
truth and In Justice to those enterprising
creatures to whom we are all SO deeply In
debted l viii state that on February II our
broad lawns on East Washington Heights
were graced with scores surely, of these
past two weeks blackbirds. bluebirds and
rob!n-red- breasts in similarly large num-
bers have spread cheer and song over the
landscape. and they all know we shall not
begrudge them the share of cherries which
they viii claim In the early aummer.
GEO. b. STARKWEATHER.
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Velvet kind Very fine. Try It, Druggists.
Advert isement.
Donation for Pastor Queen.

A party of residents of Bowen road. d..
c., In a two-horse wagon, recently drove
to Allen Chapel, Rev. Queen, pastor. carry
ing with them everything necessary for
the table and wood and coal for the stove.
These articles were presented to the pas
tor Those who took part were: Mr. and
Mrs William Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs. Resin
Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGowens,
Mr.. and Mrs George Addison, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Rollins. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tylor.
Mrs Louisa Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brooks Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey, Mr..
David Henson. Mrs. Christine West, Miss
Martha Roy, Miss Bertha Roy. Master Ell
negen Clay, Master Arthur Rollins, Mrs.
L. Mishaw, Mrs. Sarah Ford, Mr. Henry
McGeruens, Mrs. Cora Washington. This
donation Melted about $40, for which the
pastor expressed his thanks.
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WAS BURNED TO DEATH
MRS. MATILDA GAINES SAT TOO
CLOSE TO A STOVE.

Mrs. Matilda Gaines, colored. sixty-five
years OF age. was burned to death at her
home. 1872 Union court. yesterday morning
shortly after 8 o'clock She was seated in
front OF little stove in her room smoking
a pipe. 1t is supposed that she fell asleep
and that her dress ignited by coming IN
contact with the stove. The rapid spread
Ing of the blaze rendered It impossible for
the victim to save herself
Friends went to her rescue but she had
been so badly burned by the time they ar
rived that nothing could be done for her.
Death occurred before a physician could
be called. The remains were removed to
the morgue. The fire department FASTENED
10 the house in response to an alarm turned
in from box 80.
Acting Coroner Glazebrook viewed the
BODY at the morgue and heard the state
ments of witnesses. He reached the con-
clusion that her death was the result of an
accident and gave certificate accordingly.
Relatives will see to the interment of the
remains.
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SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
Three Meetings to Be Held for Gen.
eral Discussion.

1t Is announced that three public meet
ings will be held at the Washington Public
Library March 81, April 8 and April II, re-
spectively for discussion of social problems
which are engaging the attention of citizens
of the District and of members of Congress
who are legislating for the District Com
pulsory Education" will be the first of the
series and Child Labor and "Non-Support
of Family the subjects for the other meet
ings. The discussions will be along practi-
cal lines and it Is stated practical sugges-
tons will be made for bringing the capital
city in line Immediately with the other parts
of the Union.
Representative Charles E. LIttlefield of
Maine will speak at the first meeting on the
need OF compulsory education in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Representative w s.
Green of Massachusetts will tell how It
looks to a man from a state where such a
law has long been in force. 1t Is expected
that Superintendent Stuart will be at the
meeting to tell of the practical way in
which the law will be taken up by the
school authorities. The results of no COM
pulsory law and the need of sympathetic
Individual work to overcome present condi-
tons will be related by Miss Green of the
Associated Charities.
The meeting will close with general dis
eussion.
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