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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

The Little Woman hesitated. She had never been allowed to perform this especial and sacred rite, though she had signed almost every other kind of paper, from receipt for load of coal to a first mortgage, with coupons. A check seemed of less importance than these. Besides, new check would leave a balance as starting point of a new account. We were as one, why not?
 She told me about 1t when got home. It. seems she had certain mis- givings by that probably the promptings of a sub-conscious mem Ory of banking matters and cashier 5 arbitrary requirements in the matter of characteristic signatures. It was too late to do anything that night. The bank was closed long ago. and did not think it wise to spend the night in looking up the president or even the cashier, to explain.
 I don't think she slept a great deal. She had some idea that an officer would be waiting down stairs in the morning, and that she would never look on our Precious Ones or her silk waist again. I consoled her with the suggestion that, while ignorance of the law was regarded as no excuse, there were certain extenuating cir cumstances-that thought the Pre- cious Ones would hardly 5e grown, and that the silk waist might, be in fashion again by the time she re- turned to gladden. our hearts once more. Still, there was an uncertainty about the outcome that made the bright morning, the new waist, and our general assortment of furnishing goods as ashes to the Little Woman. She was sorry now. She wished she had let me buy the chair. We had an early breakfast.
 The banker regarded me rather doubtfully when I had finished my statement. He had known me on both sides of the ledger for some time, but this was a new phase.
 You say your-eh. housekeeper made check. without full know
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

ledge of the seriousness attaching to the signing of names in that promis- cuous way"
 Ives. that's about it."
 was covering the Little Woman's identity and a lack of knowledge, not altogether unnatural to the sex, bu. which felt that he. as a banker, might regard with scorn.
 "Of course" he proceeded. "as one not directly related to you the matter appears somewhat more serious. Had it been really one of your family now your sister. for instance. or your
 "Oh. but it's just the same, you know" I put in. T mean. of course, that she-that she's really one of the family-that is, of course, it's all right, I mean"
 I had not explained my plan to the Little Woman before starting. had an undercurrent of wonder. now. what she would say If she could overhear my efforts to get her decently out of the pitfall into which her pride had tumbled us. l hoped she was enjoying her new things.
 A clerk brought the check at that moment. It had come in from the clearing house. having travelled safely through several miles of circumlocu- ton. The six inches between the bankers hands and mine would be the hardest tug. The banker scrutinized the signature severely.
 Rather delicate hand for a. housekeeper. How long did you say she had been in Your seryice?"
 named the largest number of years within human limits. and re- viewed the proprietary interest she had always felt in our affairs-the amount of receipts and things she was daily called upon to indorse-and gave another and improved version of the episode with the intelligent driver who was willing to give any amount of goods for my check. but no change. | abused the driyer-there vas 10 harm in doing that-he wasn't there. and 1t wouldn't have hurt him. any how. I think the driver saved the sit- uation. The banker took a hand with me. at abusing him. Then we were united against . common enemy. and the Little Woman vas safe
 l thought she would be fearful and contrite and grateful when l arrived with the news that it zas all night. ard that she uss to remain with us I suppose sks really vas grateful. and I know that she vas glad. for she vent and put oa all her nev things and was 90 proud and had such aa air that I didn't dare for the life of me tell her the -houseksepinE~ details of my interview with the banker. azd have not mentioned them tiIl this tsy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
PENNY:A.W0RD ADV4
IATE WANTS.

WANTED-Boy about l6 or Y years of
 " age for general store work, good chance of advancement. Apply at once 64 Grand, O. A. Valentine. 3-5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
R.n.rS.h,e

Considering how little ice there has been this risser. it iE renzskzbSe hor many people have broken thT5nxz it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

| cST - 2ezary beads. Sunday beswcen
 D seu;h Leonard stree, and S. Ps,rs-k's church. emerald coler oz geld chain. Fin- der return io 5I South Leonard street or ihlS ctfice. 353
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
HliScellaneOuS.

II oST = Fockhook containing sum of
 L money. receipts and several addresses between lnmzculzie Conception and Sacred Heart Churches. Finder can have money fl they ~ill ret.rn Pocketbcok and papers sf Cenecrzt office. 35-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
susscious

Every nsn shian srery osksr zz.
 Aas kb pFieA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
FOR SHLE.

E'OR SALE-.MAnure al low price. h. L quire rear of 6 Cherry Si. 3-3-3 NPEClAL-Solid silver teaspoons at Sl.o0 D per ounce. Alarm clocks all makes zSc, finest cut glass and plated ware at one third to one half below the regular price. Everything cheaper at Pierpont's jewelry and optical store. lo6 South Main.
 EOR SAlE-A brick block. 63 Center St; Il supplied with hot and cold water, steam heat and all modern improvements throughout. well rented and paying over
 10 per cent en the price asked for it. A vacant lotcr unimproved property will be considered in part payment. One half of the purchase money can remain on mort gage. Annual income about $e,ooo. In- auire J. W, Caftney. 76 Center street.
 HAVE you got Slsoo in cash. If you II have can sell you a good three family house in a good location for S5o00 that is honestly worth 5000. but we must have the cash. have another three family house situated on Walnu, St. rents for $525 year. Price $500. Leok at that house, No. i7o Maple Stand make me an offer for fl. this place mus; be sold. Inquire Daniel T. Farrington. Real Estate and In- surance, No. 40 Ess; Main St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
FOR REIlE.

VoRENT-Pleasant tenement of 4 rooms, Il g Taylor street. Inquire on premises.
 3-5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

IF yeE zfsrt painting. pzpsr hanging CT Il decorating 6cne peI at iowesi rrics. al work guzrznfee5. send for H. Sferrb>rg. lz7 Ne,th Elm S.. Wa;erbsV. conn-
 5-33
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

To RENT - Barn rear of g Cherry St Il Inquire Of Mrs Dcheriy. istfloor.
 2-l9-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

SU-P=zrLUGUs ss. zssx e.Sn p r.r-z---sy r.-<vsi sy Escxrs 5s1 vss.s.s rzz .r rczx- Nr.kea saxxxx l<sk r->e1 bs<
s<2 frscsles r< rsvs& srzS t<sshxszx -ar<x11t ce~ ss .srss frssL Hstna Funcw nuz1V
 e cs.w sRss< 1sep<11s Dt1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

WANrED-Pup!ls class of six to earn
 W n.ce paying business. branches taught reasonably. $ up. day or evening class. Cal soon. Removed .c Nc. 5a Center street. Madam France, Murray Telephone zo5-2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

WANTED-The people to know If they
 w have not S7 for toa of coal they can get big bag Otto Coke from theis greer for dime. i2- i-tfss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

DEiSs, ihe spucisa. 7s South Main sl. ID gsp ssssTsi. EEznines yoer eyes free and its then s5csrsteiy a: reasonzhis figures.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

M A. LuLAI-S Saax tuloer. stsrs e. M. a.r. sssrt-g s-c isssz-r q az .rds rrs-cEy sfr>nces e. r<st1e.c4 s7 1ucy ave P- Q. Eox iIs. >hsp v.sa C. A UShz-. s ss1fh EEisw e
 sI-zz-H
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

FURNITURE zzs psano moving. an 1T s.sr 6cing h1s.nes. al ihs cd stznt- Yours fer prcrFs and czrefsi wCrs st req ss-sti. rates Storage. A. H. Ls-son. teierhou.. zs Water S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

ITO RENT-Tenenent 10 rent in Fiu Il Pairick's block. corner Wan and East Main Sis Inquire al Drug Siere. 3-5-i2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

WANTED--Wc-nan or girl 10 assist in
 general housework, no cooking or ironing Must go horne nights. Y Ken- drick aYeruc. 3-33
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

no yea need russ7 We hays q lzrrs U ssock sf th- hess nzkes i1 ths cesntfy s-d fii eveEyoae r-sp-I- Yea save tci- lzr1 hT c.ztrF wsth us- Nst.ftEry Drk Co. ccrrsr Esst Nzia ard Sprng sre<zA cprcss.e FoEs Ih-st>-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

N>kNTED- Machinist. experienced on
 wire and dnne,al working machinery. b!snking, punching. e.c. State experiences and salary expected. P. 0. Box 524, Bridgeport, Conn. 3-3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

f'o RENT = Five room tenements all Il improvements. i33 North Elm St. in- auire at Weinstein's cloak rooms. 66 South Main. 2-z3-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

| RUGS.
 Best quality Wilton coorngs designs in this fabric superb size 9x2 special. Best quality Wilton Rugs few patterns cannot duplicate size vxl2, special Administer Rugs pattern racks this spring
 Good reliable coors, size 9x12, special Reversible Brussels Rugs not heavy ngran but genuine
 Brussels weave reversible good coors size 9x12 special Heavy quality. all wool Ingrain Rugs sizes 2a yd yd, 3yd x 3 yd- 3 yd 3h yd, yd X I ydr size 3z4.... smyrna Rugs. all sizes from G in. 36 in. 9 it. reversible hard wearing rug, Size ax12 feet Bath Rugs coors red bue different designs and all the popular sizes to he found in stock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
uEQBED.

WANTED-Ten ladies married or single
 to demonstrate profitable line. Per- r,anent position to competent people. three hours or more per day. Call between 3 and 8. 3o Center St., Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, Sitterly. 3-5-3 X
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
CARPETS.

Deep pile Administers parlors library soft rich coongs made lined and laid. This sale All wool Ingran Carpets large small patterns suitable for hall or stairs made lined and laid. For this
 
 Carpets fine line of patterns coorngs. either large small figures, stairs to match made, lined Ingrain Carpets good wearing quality large new patterns made. lined and laid for this sae. whta Five Frame Body Brussels with without borders match, reliable honest wearing fabric made lined and laid for this sale. Ingrain spring patterns clever designs and colorings made lined and laid for this sae...L Quality Wool Velvet Carpets We doubt store twice the patterns of this worthy make, made lined and laid for this sae.......
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

ITO RENT = Two stores in Boys Club Il tuilsing. heat furnished. ready Jan is,, rent $40 ana SSo per month. cheap>sf centrally located stores in town. lnqufrs cf ". Combe lack. i2-i5-u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06

WANTED = Broken pipes. amber stems
 W .efiited. Only place in Waterbury where this is done. Cheaper ard quicker than New York. Terrell, a23 Bank St.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06
(Tortf9ttes.)

StramSfosoens Batter. -gf 50. g. @abien. 300 81
Der, gobt inbbunoen. Yris 81 90.
Slipcr Sm.t.-Samfunbsroman af CHARLES Didens
pperlat af Brof. 8ilb. Mpaer. Dronnin9 NIeranore
flyer, af ale 5prfattere er CHARLES Didens benbea
gn9linss 6prfatter. 8p9en er paa $50 Sioer.
goot inbbunben. Brilen er 80 cts.
timber Yiloe Noier. Besides de Bonnie Brier Bush.
5ort9uinser ug @rinoringer fra en- fotf 2anbstu
af San Wlc9aren. Sep llbaape paa oanf. 8oaen in
beboloer Ootturen al ben samle STOLE, 2gnnen TO,
bans &arli9beo, Donnie, 6ans Mobers BrGoiten.
2adlon gampbels 6Oroanblina, gn Sampittia
bebsias. 8osen er paa 272 Sioer, sobt inobunber
BriS 80 cts.
DANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
LAIR NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06
Gitus, en- Roriets S0lle.

Gn Gortaling fra &rtiti Tio
at 8. 81. ainsslsp, 295 Sioer, inbb.
SbirtingsbinS, pris zoe. Denns
BOG er farlis anbefalst at Here al
bort SamfunSs praiter, oeriblanoi
puifor Saralb Senfen, Dor Utah
Wis1ionar.
Dunffb 2utb. pubL 9pufs
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06
gusanmelOelie

IL ngopmsttp1. Oct er Olfert
Ricaro. ION bar i~treoen oenne up
perlige 9os. Oct er y5onter og
Weningsr, iamlet UNDER IA aars
llngoomsarbsjoe. 5remIdt for un9e
M9no / 0anmdrt fra 14-15 4drs
aIoeren og 6eroper" flyer ban.
aGrfdren Mano er goo at g9s.
fts" for ale. ogiaa for De hinge.
Oo Ricaro taller no al @rfaring
pad oct Smrudoe. ban bebanoler.
% ban sr b9rO for De unge mere
END at geite.
Den bar ul0ris leOet,
iom tlog paa oct er bleuet.
ban fsrIt ej bdOoe tar."
6por ban bog eliter De un9e
Mono. Ss bpor oenne SerlisbeS
bar sjort BAN flOg pad Dem. Oet
TT, Iom ban Ian oeres Sprog, Sdns
fer, 5eIelier, 5riItelier, 6isen ng
aamp uoen 40.
Oct meite al 8ogen oil egne iig
iom foa til Oplasnins for unge
Meno, og Dilbe pitt tiaige. gdnite
naturligt, fsre til m goo, iunS
Sorbanoling ON Oct Oplaite. O5
lea er ooerbeoiit ON, at mangen en-
sante fra gogen bill fslse meo oe
hinge no / Oagens 0erning.
3. 81. er en- egte Wisiionsmdno.
Derfor sr ban lise fda 9gte iom
MennsIfe. Oct bill ingen toiOle pal,
iom TENDER BAN. @io oa bort Soils
unge Weno, bpub 5arpe De emo
bar, bill tebs oenns for Dem iaa
eienoommeliet pasier6e Bog.
Q9fe benz = De Ital NOT faa ben
i9f iii Iioite 9lao. Oct tan on
bore litter paa. Operftriften til
ons Snobolo er:
Dit 2ano. Dit s6jem. Din 5tis
ito. Din aamp. Din 9erning. DINE
Oro og 5anter. Din adratter os
Dit gors. Din Serre os 5relier.
On Naopersn. Sm 6eoninsemisiios
men. Om 9ibelen. Sm BON. Ut
Spn.
8oeen er 178 Si6er. Den fd1s
| Dan. 2utb. Publ. !Soufe, blair,
gebr., oe toiter 80 Sent | Om1ag.
Str. Mnter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

QleI SulDD Ito SIRI. Vlc9dHI
mob. 90c. s Omflag 60c.
2ltuifen. st 2tosbineoe df @ilb.
9eoetoOp meo 6OrOro at Pdftor
Observation-Disclosures 80 SiGr
Omfldg 15c.
@dmle @ertruo. st 2ibsbiIsoe fra
@eitSSpnano meo 6orOrO uf pu>
flor 4sf9mfelotz5unie 5 Om>
flag 15c.
garnlig Sale. Smaatrof og Smaas
forteGltnger for 8srneguostiene>
item uf puitor q. Suel. so Sioer.
S Omilag zoe.
Selt for Seius. af gaitOr u.
SlleI. 40 Sioer / 0milag zoe.
9immsl 2ooIen. puu 0anit oeo
g. g. Mauofen. 278 Sioer ele<
CANT mob. pris 90e.
W,uiam Brandt. @f 2durit3 pes
terIen. gn 5orteIing 1913
Si0er elegant mob. pris $1.20.
SaIme0igtere. 6oreorog at g. 5e>
perinien, S. Nimb 9asien, Sobn
6anien, Gbr. 2uopigs, 6. S.
S9arlin9, 5. 8. 9itrup og 6.
Wit9. u0gioet at Stuoenters
bjemmets 5Oreoru9suoOdfg. 164
Sioer / itertt Omilag. pris
6Oc.
9soroan Sefus ariitus brusts rem
6eli9e Sfrift. of Olf Ricaro.
26 Si6er / Omilag. pris 10c.
Sra 0aturen og 2ibet = 2pfe os
msrte gineoer ferlig til *
un9e. off So. Ricolujien. 5 tint
OmfGag. Pris 10c.
Oscar Sboren. st 2ibsbiQeoe fra
6apet tegnet af Martd 2dngers
feIbt. 60 Stoer / flint Omflag
15c.
Snroeiino oe Sproesjs. Ere Orb
pm Iano 9~grnetugt at puitor
q. Stripfer og 2erer So. Hicoe
lajfen. 80 Sioer / Omilag. pris
10c.
s 8orfets Stpgse. aonirmutions'
odpe ar so. Ueferfen. 70 Si0er
flint mob. pris Doc.
@ioenffaber pg Ben bibelife Stubelz
fesberetning popular fremtilet.
Gn O~peroejelie til 9jefp moo
Sioens 9antro. Nf pdftor g..
Muniter Brett beo 2utastirten.
40 Sfoer / Smi1ag Toe.
6errens @eie. gnoen Sdmltng.
Opleoelier af SUBS 9srn t 0uns
mart, .Iamleoe og f@ortalts at
2aurd 8rocbienius. 80 Sioet
/ SmiIag loo. 4.
2ipsfaneer. 4f .. alco4 Sort.
til De lpanite grpore, ooerlat
peo 6. Moniter. 1876 Sioer /
fterft Omflag. pris 40c. =
Men ieg flyer Goer gn gsis
leoning / oct btGige 2to. 4f s.
g. Merer meo Sorfatterens 90
tret. 216 Sioer / Omflag.
pris Coo.
llngoomslip. of Olfert aicaro 5ans
fer og Meninser punoet UNDER
IA Qars l1ngoomsarbejoe. 5rems
lat for un9e Mano | 14-15
Mars Mloeren. 178 Sioer / flint
Om1lag. pris 80c.
2ipets 2ptte. Qf 6. BOO. pris6e<
lsnnet at Oct frantic Qtdoemi.
Speridt at en- CANNED 2ege.
224 Stber / OmiIag. pris Acc.
Soloaterminoer. Samlet oeo to at
Solodternes 8enner. meo fert
gilleoer. 1856 Sioer / fter't
SmfIug. pris 40c.
Situs. Gn 8oriets S9le. Gn
5~ortelling fra &rifti Sio. VT
6lprenee 30. 8ingsler. 296 Sis
Ser eoot inbb. pris zoe.
Dor 5reo. Gn Nutiosfortalins
paa oanif peo q. g. Maoien.
63O Sioer. elegant inob. pris
$500.
lSefu gileoe. Oiste at u. Mund
eFter ct romerif 2esenoe. 80 Sis
Der flint mob. pris 25c.
! Sfrsbelig BOG itert. &riitelige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06
Soe til Staten.

. Qfrel Mtu0ien).
8inOene lie,
Stjernerne Imile.
0a9en er oper.
Ratten er Der!
Stps9erne ifumrer.
Stabningen fIumrer,
SorOeris foOer,
Natten er ber!
9inoene gpie,
Stiernerne Ipie.
Oe9en er oun0et,
Rdtten er Der!
Seonen Den blioe
Eager boer aoioe!
5r9tte bar fun0et
6pilen ida Tar!
5erlisite @aoe
Ser meGem @rdOe
Seonguoen bringer;
Rattsn er ber!
Opens 5orleber
Sorobdrnet osber!
Nues getpln9er,
Ratten. er berl
Martreoes 2ptte,
Sfpgsernes Stp99e,
Sorgens 6u ioaler,
Paiten er Der!
gIioelig ouggenoe,
Sagtelig iuttenoe,
Stiae Den oaler,
Ratten sr Der!
5raerns fuie.
Bel9erne brute,
Stabningen iutter,
Raiten er Ser!
@ldo Oil jes iOOe
| min alfops;
gist fig lutter,
9e0en er ner!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

baoe msgen @le6s al at I9fe. 8eb
nogle at Dem mems oi bar Dem.
- Bitten bGiDer ituois f%oranoret.
Sra Merte til Cps. 5ortaain9 at
6elen 8ertbolo. 6eri itilores
8rponingstiOen mellem 9eoenitdb
o9 &riitenoom blanot 8enoerne.
3O1 Sioer. Smutt inob. 60c.
Gpanus. Gn 5ortel1ing fra asis
Ter 8onitantin Den Stores Sio
at q. .. 9rate. Soeriat ira
Gngelif peo Olga. 224 Sioer.
elegant mob. GOO.
De Ipanite 8rgOre. Meo 5orpr6
af prooft glums. 532 Sioer.
@o6t mob. $1.2O.
5prt at Serren. 5ortalline at
glpin. JOG Sioer. @oot inb6.
SOC.
I3igojneren. 165 Sioer. Stint mob.
SOC.
@uo er min 5relfe. Of gu9enia
b. Miflaf. BOT Sioer. elegant
inob. 90c.
iG6riitie Rongens 8jensr. Of ..
s. Wdlton. 1877 Sioer / Sms
flag 25c., mob. 40c.
2ampepuoi eren. of Mariu 9. Gum
Minis ooerfat fra Gneelff.
536 Sioer. 9oot inob. $1.20.
IGiter aie6 af panip, paa Danff oeh
q. q. Maofen. $50 Si0er. Gle
CANT Snb6. soc.
gag og 2as. 8orte 2afeftpfter til
gibeltetiter paa boer Dag i ad-
ret for De ut1ge. llogipet at
Sans Rislien, Srtbremisfioner /
aalborg, og SGf. Ricaro, @ene>
rafietretar for 6. 5. Il. M. mes
9iordq fra 8enner at oen 3riz
itelige l1ngoomsbeDegelie. 432
Sioer. Snob. / %tomponeret Shirt
i~ngsbino. pris $1.30.
s 5ranifbino, 2aoer Rp9 msb
5ittel, $3.50.
6pao 8ibeIen 6ortalte. 9eor1
Sargent. pda 0anif oeb 8. S.
). 6. MafbieIen. S Omildg 60c.
Sn6b. 90c.
ST life aongeIpeil. of u. 5ibiger.
9ibelbiitoriite 5oreoroe Ooer De
fire 8onger, Serobs / Hn 81
itdmente. 1877 Sioer. 6int mob.
9Oc.
Gn 9ips9eming. Soerfat fra @ns
gelif, en- interesiunt Bog. 203
Sioer. Stint forieret gino 60.
Sire 9eninoer. If panfb. Sra
engelit Oeo Olga. gn sOo gog.
1926 Sioer. STINT in6b. $1.00.
@ennem aors til 8rone. af Git
eenia b. Mitlaf. 329 og 337
Si6er. gag og fob benne 300,
Ben bill l9ies meo megen Snter'
este. Snob. $1.40.
!6ele 2ipet for at binOe en- eoi9
8rone. SOrtaning at u. p. %.
1876 Si6er. elegant mob. zoe.
is bans 9uuno. @f 6esba Strat-
ton. 6urtanins ON Stumois
Iterne | Huslano. 212 Sioer.
Stint inob. 85c.
&aHermisiion9ren 8tfb. posielts
Selpbiogrufi. 288 Si0er. Stint
mob. 60c.
Gli3dbetb. of Warie Rntbuiins,
Gn interesfant StiIorins ION
l91es nleo meyer uop9fle. Gte'
CANT inbb. $1.2O.
preitesaarben / 6art5en Oe Snoien.
Of 81. 9olIman. 327 ps 1913
Sioer. Stint inob. $1.0o.
Stefania 8olingbrofe. st Gins
bineoe af emma Mariban. 1DeI
1913 Sioer, 2. 9el 1877 Sioer
ct praet 9inb. $1.20.
De to greore. pda 0anf peo q.
g. Maoisn. 286 Siber. Glesani
inob. $1.00.
Sobannes 2eoinon. prait peo oe
Glasfenfte 9oliger. MinosblaS al
bans ~llngoomspen @lfr. Spien.
81 Sioer meo 8ineoe. Acc.
; 5laset op. Sarlis til De unse
af ST. Ricofajien. 2erer gpn'
J ,shiern 0rp1laA Az CtAa O,n,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

Den bar alOrig leOet,
iom tlog pua oct er blsOtt.
ban fsrit ej baO0e ter"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

and their just pride in uPhoIldlng Us
honor, arc. shown conclusively BY their heir
hearty cooperation with the authorities ties,
to preserve good order and maintain dis dis
cipline,
The authorities use every means ms i t.
provide for the comfort Of the students,
70 inculcate in them principles Of gentle;
manly conduct and right living and to
advance their mental, moral and spiritual
interests. The village churches, the Y,
M, C. "A, the numerous Sunday-schools,
Bible classes conducted by several MEM
bcrs Of the Faculty, surround the stu
dents with an influence Of refinement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

teen Professors houses, including resi-1
dence Of President; Shops, spacious
Dining Hail. q Chapel, an Agricultural
Experiment Station, a Creamery and
Cheese Factory, Gamer y, an Admins
tration Building, a Y. M. e. a. Hall, five
large Barns, Power Plant liant and Water
Works. 35s 81.
The new Agricultural Hall in the
course Of erection IS TO feet long and ~
feet wide This building will contain
laboratories for instruction and research
in agriculture, horticulture and the gem
eralS sciences pertaining thereto In the
rear Of the building is a battery Of five
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute.


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Arts
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scientific branches are apply combined ne!
with the more liberal and literary courses e:
Of instruction in English, History. Politi-
cal Economy, Latin, German and Frel1c h.
3 There are about 100 acres OF land IN
the College farm, which is well equipped
with teams, modern implements and farm arm
machinery. The students thus Isl have e. q
chance to become familiar with the prac-
teal mana cement Of farm operations on a
large scale, which insures a practical trend e
to the training they receive There are
TO head of pure bred live stoc \, sincll1lel-
ing distinct. herds andHflocks Of Shortfllorn,
/. Hereford, Aberdeen Angus, Holstein-l
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Friesian, Jersey and Guernsey cattle and Be
winter, and there is a herd Of 100 dairy cows
ties Of tree and bush fruits under experiment
The Virginia a Agricultural . Experiment
not only with its work, but through its
n1cnt Station is doing a. work Of increasing
is practical advantage and increase the pro pro
The Military feature is one deserving
a most effective means Of securing good or
The manly department. OF the students Tents
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and culture and an atmosphere Of morality
The thoroughness and efficiency Of the
who command remunerative and responsible
in United States revenue cutter service, etc.
The complete isolation Of the College,
done in each department., the success Of it's
and influence, commanding the love- respect,
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B " .H
in
inviting habits the careful and thorough work
suppor OF the
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sre beet cattle are
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United me xpl
Of farming pe ss%a
and
highly institution Ct which they are members
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-18

In the matter Of the city advertis.
ing, Councilman Crawford did not as.
sist in awarding the contract for "35
per cent more than was asked" as the
Journal says. Instead, Mr.. Crawford
was instrumental In awarding the
contract to The REPUBLICAN whose
bid was 30 per cent LOWER than the
Journal ever charged for the same
work. He was instrumental in award.
ing the contract at price lower than
the same work is being done for In any
city or town in this state, and lower
than 1t was ever done for in Logan
city until THE REPUBLICAN, came into
this field Of action. Neither Mr.
Crawford, Mr.. Stevens, nor any mem
Der OF the majority in the city council
violated the public's confidence II
their recent action.