davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

Seed Potatoes-Early Eureka, also
Swadley Seed Corn, just what you
want. Inquire of J. Neiman, on
Pltkin mesa.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

If in need of Power Sprayer see
Nielsen Bros. Fruit Co. before
buying
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

Elsenkramer Lard is just as
pure sweet and unadulterated as
ever it was. Be sure and get it
while il lasts.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

Old papers for sale at this Office,
25 cents per hundred.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

Ten acres. all in cultivation. only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
c. G. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

Paonia Steam Laundry now
open. Leave orders at any barber
shoD
The newspaper., 1907-03-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

Corn sacked or in bulk at the
Association.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

Gus Erick was seen on our
streets the fore part of this week.
doing business for the firm by
which he is employed. and giving
a few leisure hours to his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Baeter.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15
SOME BARGAINS.

Get your Abstract OF Title from
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15

The Association carries a full
line of insecticides of the best
quality 'obtainable. Insure good
results by purchasing of them
your arsenate of lead, White
Arsenic. Copper Sulphate. Lime
and Sulphur Solution, Tobacco
dust, Stems. and Scrap. Soluble
Oils, Paris Green, etc.
The newspaper., 1907-03-15
PHIL EISENKRAMER, Prop.

. ~ ~, NJ, -. =. -, -, -, NJ, ~ ~ ~, x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
@Obl6a6cnocr Better b~luRaeitcllt.

5procuie, R.'O., u. Sanilor.
8crtrcter bon 6rnu Ariiea Snge
innotcn an Die beige oNiiociateo
CHARITIES Organisation" finn Bethel
briefe bieiigcr Nplifnnten, Rodior-
idungen craaben. 0oB in eincm Sale
Ole 9itte bercdtiIt mar. Giner mollte
llutcrItiieung iiir ieine olie Mtlitter,
Die i6on ieit Snbrcn foot lit; cine
6rau poltc SiiIie nad) elmer Opera
ton, bic lie on9e6lid, ourdJgemad)t
bate. bod poit elmer Operation uar
feline Spur 5l iinocn; Elm Gritter, Elm
9ciun0er @ittper init glltem SaIag,
Dbatte cine 2eioenSgeifidte erSdblt,
ltnO I'M picrten 6aIle neriudlte cine
Strait, Oie cit colniortableS Seim Dat,
ibr 9anfconto 5u erb0berl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
@rben aeinht.

Cincinnati, o, ~. Snnlor.
M0breno Der lebten folten MeIlc
lpltroe IN Der NGGe oeS Nrmenbaule0
BON Somiltou otf irciem 6eIoc Elm
after Ielltider geIunoen. Dem 6eioe
6iiBe erfrorel maren. 81 bic Nns
itolt gebrodt, CAB CT ieinel Namei
ais Sobn 2~eonGaro uns icirt AIter
oii IS Sabre oit. Sein 3uitano iudr
Elm iold)cr, oni linn bic 9eine i'm &n'
ipitoI olnplitirt merocn mubtell, mo
er itorb bol0 rodl Ger Operation oil
ainn6odenfrompf Der Beniions'
N9cnt alcin iOcntifi5irtc Die Seid,e OILS
ole non Sobn Sflieper ooer Sd)lid).
ter. Der in Gompnguie d oeS 81. Nefp-
SerieD Snfonterie . HegimentS ben
9iirgcrfrieg mitgemad)t bate. Seinc
GeniiorL Ole nidlt crbobelt ipiiroe. 1T
otf $500 nligelailien, Die ictt Der
gr6en BART. Sdlicper ooer ShIid)tcr
ioQ einen 9ruocr in @roofpille, Su>
Nionac. mo cine Sdnueiter irgen0luo
IN Nclu. Scriep bubcli, nit lpelden 6oS
BcniionSumt germ in S~rrbin6ung ire
zen Wilroc. Yer lln9liidlid)c mrroe
III SonliIton bon ser o0runb Nrmp"
5t Orabc g~etrageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Will gcgcn llngetrcncn uDrac6rn.

9irm II q + a IN, 9tlo., II. Gan.
Die bieIige Yoli5eibeb0roe iii i'm
9eiib zines Shrei6cnS bon G5rau 9el.
lie Osborne, on @lton.Speltu i'm
Wronr ipobnbait, in meldem oie
S6rei6crin be6ouptct, 6ic critic Sat.
tin bon So6n Osborne, alias Or. 6.
8ooo Osborne. SIT iein, Ser bier noe.
gen ongcbIidcr 9iganie lid in Salt
betlnoct. 6rnu Osborne crflGrt lie
1obe Elm &in6, ociien Safer Osborne
ict ltno iudt nm Die GrIqubnib nadl,
'blep)er fommeu iitl0 gegen Osborne
olSiagcn 5i Oiirien. Ger 9riduloigtc
IoQ ongcblid crit Dor Sturgeon scr go.
Iijei cingeitonOen bo6en, Dab CT bier
mai uerbeiratbct mar mo 0rci iciicr
Srouen nod am 2e6en lin6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

S%d)aOcncriob u%crflnat, lueltn icin
(6ltbhcn, on5 cntilattert it, nid)t TO-.
tort 3lriidfommt. 9uiler hat feline
HbmNna, no iie iid nuib1lt, uno
aIaltbt, iic Jet NIT AooieucIt ailf elmer
IutomobiItour begriiieu.
HooieUeIt lit % Sabre aft. Sein
Gatcr orobtc linn Dor orei Su6rcn,
ais Scr iunge Mam oie EcnOerloin.
Sfone Sable Wteiiin0er" beiratbeie,
init Gnterbum8, Sat inn ober. ais CT
itarb. BOD cine Babe MiQion binter.
Iniicn. aitberoem crbalt er idDrIid
$4,000 3inien aus einem YermGdt.
uiiie ieiner Mtutter.
Seine 6rau 6emit6te it'd pergebens,
Den iun8cn 2ebemonn 5lt reiormiren
@r lit nod INNER elmer Oct Sa6itueS
Ser Sroo6paD /. gI1be. 5rou Rooie.
pcIt. wcld)c in 9tr. 343, HiperiiSe.
0riue. mobnt, wci9erte iid) geIterlt,
iibcr sic iiirwitG gStapaoe ibrcs Sat
ten irgenO ctluoS 81 iogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Hcidlc Grbin bciratbct ibrcn G6ani-
fCnr.

SDrucn c, N.'D., II. Sonnar.
= SRI. @Oitb Morgueritc 8ilbcr,
clue rcife @rbin. sic iibcr Gin Ser.
m09cn Don 100000 uerfiiqt, fat in
i6renl @obnort Sncpntn ben Gballi.
fcllr fires WotormogenS, Scrbcrt
Cole, gc6eirnt6ct. SIN lcbtcn Surl.
lncr nnternnbm Sri. @il6er NIT ibrer
Mltter cine gutomobiliobrt onrd)
Stolicn un1 Den iiiolid)cn Sbcil Don
5ronfrcid) nrb olri 0icier 9iciic Der.
lic6tc lid 0nS jillgc WtGbdcn in oclt
G6aniienr. Sole, Der gliidlide Che
mann, lit Sobn eines 6ormers ans
Stiego.G County Seilte 6raii 6eiibt
cine m~ertGpolle jarm i'm lluionge
uon 1000 Ndern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

9uffoIo, N,D.. II. Sanuor.
grtbilr T.. Npplepnro aus Bolton
mitroc bier bellte nnter Der Nnflage
oeS @roBOiebitoblS i'm eritcn @raoe
cinoelieicrt, inoeln or Die n@ermon
Vonf" I'M $4,000 ourd bie Ser.
p%fGnoung ipcrtbloicr Eopicrc DC
Idminoclt bobci ioll. Su lciucr Dc
gleitlung bciollo lid Der goitoner 9lr.
malt Srcb. $. gSiaiomS. s(pplcparo
crfl1rtc lid iiir niftiduloig mo
murbe 0egcn cine @iirgid,ait BOZ,
$1,000 luicOcr oni ireicn Sub seieb..
Npplcpnro crfIGrtc ip1tcr, oob CT Der
9onf iebcn Sent icincr SdrnIo be5ob'
len miiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

miile 0ittotoriidc S%ono6obung Ger
Nngclc9en6eitcn crrciht WcrOen
fonntc.
gtiBpcrAuiigtC. lpcIdc gSiaiomS
/ germ bon Dem Eoitcn Scr Minoris
t0tSiilbrcridoit cuticrnt uno ciucn
@rponiten oil icineStcI pcicbt iebcn
mod)telL Aibt Is in elmer gnSo6l BON
iii6lihcn Stootcn. Ger Staat Wiii
iouri lit 0on5 @rponitiid 0ciirmt,
&cnttdD ocS9Icihcn, Scnncliec ics
oenfaItS oorluiegcn0. Gam iil0 ci.
nigc CONGRATULATIONS in @corgiu,
einige in gforO Carolina, cinigc IN
&irginieH unO 9urj SIorioa Ncger
WiQiomS. Siio Carolina. IcraS,
Nlobomo, MIiiiiiiippi un0 Nrfonio5
limo gnn5, ober ipcniqitcnS in ser
Woiorit1t fir @iQiom5, niO in 0ic.
len Stooi2n lpiirbc mo6ridcinlih ci,
ne GropoGoUbo iiir cinrn iiioitoutli-
dcH Er1liOettid,oitS GonOi0otcn ci,
zen Biiniti2cn @oOcn iinoen. 0cor.
ala no 9tor0 Carolina iin0 Der Ma
ioritGt nod) bon Der nGmIiden 61r.
blnlg, obcr nit ciltcn opprciiiucn
9rpon Clement untcrmiidIt, Ocnl
oltel popuIiitiiden GICnrttc. mel
dies lid Scr 0emofratiidcn 8ortci
mlc0cr otl1cihloiien Bat.
Clamp GIorf le6rtc cS belltc at,
lid) iIbcr Ole 6roge icincr epentilcucn
GonoiOotiIr fir oen Eoitcn oeS Mi
lloritGtS . 6ii6rerS I'M llGd)iten Son,
arcB 5lt GuBcrn. Miaiom& Conitn.
tirtc, Dab CT BON elmer iolbcll 9cuc.
AitrtB GcGort bo6c. 0cn GrioIg Ocricl
ben obcr bc5luciilc. llcber ole Sin,
einmlldung Der Observation-Disclosures
&c III olclc gcaen i'm 9cridtctc ggis
fotion biclt CT nidyt iitr orqcmciicn.
lid allS5lllpredclt. Gr mics lc6iQ.
lid olti Cit 1citcrn bon ibm pcr0f
IentIid)tca Sntcrbiclu bin in ucld)cm
CT lih IN nlilocr @ciic SIT @unitcn
Der 9rDon'idcn Gun6iootlr pcrreh
licB, @oS G6omp Glurf ol6c.
@triift, 10 mcinte &r. g8iQiomS, er
Tonne nidjt %0Iollbcn, ooB 0icicr lid
an Die Spite elmer 9cmcgltna itcl
len milroe, ocren Spite geqen i'm
geridtet lei. Gr b0It Ole gelpe0irna
tilr cine Wudinotion 6eS HeprGien.
tontct Stor bon @ir0inien, Der &c
~llcit1dottlidl nit 2onor BON SIo
rtOn mo ciltiaen Miiiouricru S6o
feIToro, SlopO lno onocrcn 6ie Sn.
trigtlcn cingeIeitet babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
WadJIpicl si Suiua'S ~2pndmprb.

Gbnr.leS Gitp, So., t2. San.
= Gid)ter s. $. aclp bat Die I6ril.
1teblner all Dem 1ier pcriibtcn 2pnd).
aft, Dem Der @attinmoroer Games
Guacn 5llll Spicr fiel. ais M6rocr
bejeid)ict ultb bic @rob1eidpporcnrll
allgclpieicil, cine itrcllge lll,ierilfung
3ueds Veitrnfunp Scr SdltIoieelt
cin5ileiten. Tc6rere 3eiigcn iilio be.
reits Derb6rt iporocn, ntter bieicil
vGrii9n" Iopcr bon Der SeilSnrmee,
Der an Cullen. nlS bieier iif) in Sen
Sinoen Der 2und,er bcintto, Die 5rogc
gcrid)tet bate, Oh CT beten mollc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
@ermiidytc tclesrapGiid)c Sepcidcn.

- 81 Cincinnati, g.. bat Die Trii.
lung Der @eiddftSbiid)er Der .Nor.
mooo Cummings Yanf & Srrit So"
cine 0iiicrcn5 BON $1,000 ergebcn. Ger
Sdoemciiter crfl1rct, cS bonblc lid
Sn Chicago lit inn oSotel @bit.
comb" Die 2eide elmer tSroil geiunoen
moroell, mcIde eilleim dbcn6en Site
erle9cn lit. Sic mar in 0eglcitiing
cincs Wnnncs mad, DEM Sotcl eefoni.
men, mo 0cioc bottcn lid, oils No.
Srie0monm mo 6ron" rcgiitrirt.
Sn Concord, H.sS.. lit ooS
Gurd)brcnncn scr Scrren @otten ID
idlinm getuoroen, bob Die StaotS.
MobltbGtigfcits- Gommiiiion Inn slb.
dnoerungelt ser Stotutcn nobiudt
itnO einpfoblen fat, ons Iilrdbren.
lien itrof6or 5t MAIDEN.
Sn Ssiue9o, N..Y. lit I'M gltrr
bon so Sobrcn Der ebemnligc Yoita
nteiiter iuno Meonftelir Sobn u. garrp
geItor6en. gorrb mar eii intimcr
Sreltno gr-Yrdiiocnt Glcuclono's mo
prominent III Der SillsGleuelnnh.Go Son
troberie iii Sabre 1892.
- Nepr6icntollt CHARLES Curtis lit
i'm repiiblifaniiher Tnrtci.G aifiiS
Der ScsisIatlir bon aanias gum Nod].
folger ocs 9iinocSienutors 9eiiioii
iionlinirt tuorSeii. 9ie G"ritenrilltg
ut gleih elmer %Grtudblniig, 90 oie
Sppoiition 81 litbcoeliteio lit.
@rget 2 ltGr 5reitag MorseitS
ipnrbe lit 9lrfnllins ELL Er0Itob bon
mebreren Sefunbeit Oalier beripiiri.
Gie 2eiite cripad)ten BOZ, beiit StoB,
@eihirr flirrte aneinntber, .aber
Shaoen tpuroe bisber nift get1teloet.
4die fir'S. gnSlnnb 6eicrgt g. Slnine, Or.
q ~ = n al ultu..s - 4 = - EAh asa A..F. Hns..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Mullcn feline Turitrcicrucu.

@utbrie, Sfla., II. Sonnlor.
Der 8criaiinngssGonuen BON Oflas
bonn bot cine Senfihriit OF Der,
Congress mo Den 8rdliocntell aiise'
nontincrL luorin eriiidt miro, Die Der
iiigung oeS Sefret1rS Sitdlcof be.
5iiglid oer NliSideioung cineS @ebics
tcS bon 100000 Mdern in ser Gboe.
tom Station Sim 3lpcdc Der Yiloung
elmer 6oritrcicrpc r~iidgdngig 3il MA.
chen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Wcierfampfc suiidcn 5abrifarbri.
tern.

Vrt6gemntcr, Mali, ~.
Solltar. - 3niitigfeitcit, ,ueld)e ieit
mcbreren @odeu 5miiden bert alten
angcitcatcn uno ebcmaligcn Strifc.
6rcdJerli int 2eiiten. Oepartemei,t Der
3. $. Wr@luilt Sduubidbrif teitebcll,
iiibrten geitcrn slt Sb1tlid)fciten III
Der tSnbrif. 80 @ried)cn gerictbet
nit elmer sllt5abl Arneiiier uuo 30.
len it cinen aalnpi, bei benz Dieiier
mo Sdmmer cine HoIle ipielteit.
Sobn Yolinn muroe ihtper, ut,bere
Ser Sampler leift oerIett. gs ioll
cine gn5obl S~uitbefeblc crpirft NOR.
Den icill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

a,aHt far'S ynSfnnb Deicrgt g. Sanine, Or.
ltJ, Eh.ydItlmprr. Ctr, ttabc GpfnnnHunfr.Nur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
NDiiges 3mfamftsbitb.
0rokc @ablrcSr bes GulnialSirrfturs
9ernbnrg.

Sober @crtG bon aolonie'u fir OoJ
ocutife &cid). - llnobbGugigfcit
in 9c5ug ortf &obproouftc on9c-
Itrcbt. giiropGcr ais 9oloni.
item.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

ton1mt aus ben &oIonic'n. 9clltid).
Oit.gfrita ollein f0nnte 0cntid).
LAMBS geiommten 8coori ocden.
0Geutidlnno crbGlt aus ieinen SIC.
lonie'n @ltttnperd)o inn @ert6c bon
ST 100000, mGbren0 iein @eiommt,
Veoorf eincn iold)cn bon $50. 100000
rcprGlentirt. "a sic Nmcrifoncr II.
9ritcn nIlc Souptbe5u0SQueQcn con.
troIircn, limo bic belltidcn 6obriton.
ten 1e5mungcn, @uttopcrd)o Ourd,
3iuilfenb0nolcr II. 81 bobcn Brciicn
III 2iperpool SIT f%olliclt. Gooolonb,
&amcrun un0 SitI9Ifrifo proOuSircn
@nttoperho. Somobl in aamcrllr,
mie in Oit.gfrifo mer0en oroBc
Flontogen angcIegt unO 6ieie mer.
Den in lpcniGen Sobrcn DroBe Gr.
%trGgniIic %liefern.
.@6cio. nie oQc on0crcIt Slr0u.
Itricltaoten, miiiicn oltd) mir inns III.
o~bbon9ig SIT MAIDEN bcmiibcnL 10,
neit unicr @eoorf ot @lttoperdo IN
9ctrod)t fomnlt, ocnn sic qmerifa.
ncr orbciten boroili bin oen Morft
sit bebcrrldcn."
Guropacr ais &oIontItcn.
oGacroilgS cignet lid ser grGBcrc
S6eil Der aolonie'n in 9(frifo niht
3itr a~niieoIung fir @urop1er. o6er
in Geltid-S iioweit .9(frifo. tpic il
oem SCOTLAND bon Oit.Nirifo 0ic6t
cS @ebictc 5lueimol 10 groB, ais
GeutI6louO, in bencn lid GuropGcr
nic0erIoIien forntclt. Glld) in 0cn
Siioiec.aoIonie'n ei9nen lid mcitc
@ebicte bicr5u. Sic mcitcren sc.
b%ietstbeiIe Ser oelitid)en &oloniol6c.
iitungen miiiien %io9enomte nEfIon.
5ungs.aolonie'n" 6leibcn. Die Gnt-
ipidcluna Scr Solonie'n lit mcitcr
9tiflts, al cine 5ro9e 6ciicrcr Grams.
portn1ittcl."
nWit scr n0tbigcn @cOil6 Ii. 9(uS.
bauer fam Gin GROCER 36eil bon
3cntll fln1O'& 9cborf an Mobmote,
rial aus leilen aolonic'n be5o0cn
ipcrOert. @eger Won9e( an 2ou0
tilr electromagnetic miro Icutidon0
notbgeorlingen elm St0rltricitoot.
9eSbol6 ermeilt es iid) ais notbuen,
Dig, einen S6eil ser pro0lBirtCn
Wauren 81 crportirelt. llnicre Solo.
MEN torilen inns biaige RoGmotcrio-
lien %lieferil. iun0 Gcutid)lano'S Sabri.
fontelr ltnb Nrbeitcr fotnelt oooilr6
Die 0eiutbbeit erlongcn, DOB tic. 0cn
frcmocn Wonopolct ilno SodiduB.
ocgcniiber i'm Stonbe iillo, bic
FreiSbiloungcn auf bem gciommtcr
8eltmqrft 81 b%eeinfluIielt.
.slud) ON itrote9iihen Stonopunft
betrad)tet. lino Die &olonie'it bon
le6r 1obcr gebeuting, sic fGnncn
ms quite @offen licfcrr, luenll cS
I%1otbluenoi9 miro, nit onbcrcn 2Gr.
oern 8ercinborni9en fir Oen gegcn'
Ieitigcn Sonoel in Decentralization
ltno fertiger @ooreit 81, t%reffen.
Sr. 3criburg lpurbe bitrd) itiirmi.
Idlelt 9eifaQ 6elobnt, ais er ieine IN.
)oltSreide Geoe beenoet 6otte. glm
21. Sanlior miro Der aoloniolbircf.
in. Wiind)en ipreden. Seinc
&ablrcbcn crregem Die groBte 9lri.
nerfiomfcit. on eS bisbcr nid)t Die
8epflo9cllbcit Scr Hegicrung mar,
II iold)cr @eiie oircft in Oert &ontpf
'in5u9reiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Yralorntcnucttrr Gin Npn ,,nan.

u e ~ . > D {, IL. Snrhar.-Sas.
H. Hooiepelt, jim, ein Better bes
Traiioenten, miro bon bent sglid).
mader" Sobn 9ailer pegen sl6ipelt-
itigllad)in9 iciiter 0rau nlf $4,000
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
COLE STREET MATTER
Mayor Thoms Says Cost VIII Be
 Enormous If Work is Done.

Commissioner Finn and some of his friends had few lively rounds last night regarding the proposed widening of Cole street. MT Finn would widen the street by removing the trolley tracks and have the troll ley make the Baldwin street route by way of Mill street. This, he said, would do away with the risk to life and limb on street where several thousand children attend school, and not in any way impair the trolley ser vice to people in the southern end Of the city. This was talked of be- fore the road was built, but it was not pushed. The suggestion was to go out East Main street as far as Mill street, thence along Mill street by way of Scovilrs shop to Baldwin street. Judging by what Mayor Thoms said he doesn't think that there is any urgent need of making Cole street any wider than it is. The cost would be enormous and so long as none of the property owners favor 1t, 1t shouldn't be undertaken unless 1t is absolutely necessary that it should be done.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
ENGLISH BILLIARD RECORD.
Great Score Result of Discovery ol
 Corner Nurse, Long Abandoned,

London. March 6.--In a billiard match yesterday between Reece and NJ. Inman the former won with a break of 1.269, unfinished, which is a record. The best previous was one of S02, by H. w. Stevenson.
 The game was the usual English one. Reece's remarkable figures were owing to the employment of what is known here as Lovejoy's cradle double kiss cannon, the possibilities of which were lately demonstrated for the first time by the professional billiardist. Lovejoy. It consists of lodging the balls at the shoulders of pocket and playing cannons by kissing back on the furthest ball to the nearer and then kissing back into the original position. Reece played 521 of these cradle cannons.
 The billiard association proposes to bar the Lovejoy play as 1t has al- ready done the spot stroke. but it will canvass the leading professionals be- fore voting on the subject.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
Truth.

Paste this in your hat: To thine |vn self be false. and 1t must follow,
 ' the night tho day. thou caust not
 boa bs trus to azy ma
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
VANDERBILT HORSES ABROAD.
Steamer Docks in England With Ami.
 malls for Olympia Show.

London, March 6.--AIr vanderlilt's horses. which will be exhibited. at the Olympia horse show, have arrived in good condition. Their attendants had no anxiety concerning them through out the voyage, although it was ,ln- usually rough. The thermometer in the stables was kept unvaringly at 50 degrees.
 Mir Wilson. who is in charge of the animals, is delighted with the beha- vior and equipment of the steamer Minnetonka. He says that the venti- latiOn would be model for q hospi- tai. The. steamer docked at Tilbury last evening. The horses will be landed in the morning. They will be taken to n farm at Edgeware. where they will be kept for two weeks be- fore they begin training.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
TWO KNOWING DOGS,
They Use Strategy in Their Business
 of Rat Catching.

An unusual story of dogs ingenu- ity comes from Grimesby. At the docks there are two dogs which in- variably follow the watchman at night among the f1sh-curing houses. As soon as the door is opened one rushes in barking loudly, and dis turbing the rats, which. endeavoring to escape, make for the door, where the other dog stands ready to snap them up.
 It is stated that the dogs have been known to change posts at successive houses, the one which hunted before standing at the door and seizing the prey. By this means the dogs have killed upward of 2,000 rats in the course of a year, and one of them is said to have killed no fewer than six ty-three in less than five minutes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
To Prevent Poachins.

St Petersburg. March s.-In order to prevent the Japanese from poach- ing on the sparsely guarded Siberian littoral during the fishing season commencing in April. Russia has de- cided to send. to the Pacific two small cruisers now in the Black sea They will pass through the Dardanelles with their guns mounted. under a private agreement with Turkey. The treaty negotiations between Russia and Japan are still hanging fire, Japan evidently awaiting the parIia- mentary developments here before entering into . definite agreement
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
Wireless TeIesraphy Foreseen.

Wireless TeIegraphy Foreseen.
 No doubt the invention of wireless telegraphy was foreshadowed by a book of philosophy which appeared in 1917. This work mentions communi- cation between two persons at differ ent points by means of a lodestone and a needle placed upon a metal dial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
Bell Warns Florist. of pano.r.

An electric bell unkled sharply be- side the florists desk. "Frost!" he said. and ran hatless to the green houses. "The fires had sunk" the florist explained on his return. The vatchman had fallen asleep. But for my frost bell I'd have lost hundreds Of dollars. Frost bells are now pretty generally used by florists and fruit growers" he went on. "An electrical contrivance is connected with a ther. mometer and when the mercury falls to certain point-you regulate this danger point to suit yourself-a bell rings . warning ia your house or of. Ace. Many . crop of winter fruit and flowers has been saved in the past years or two by the clever little frost bell"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
Opposed to Publicity.

What want" said the reporter who had been sent to get an interview out of the financial magnate, Ifs the inside story of that deal" That is exactly the kind of story am going to give you young man." guardedly answered the financial magnate. You will have to promise that you won't use 1t on the first page"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
Forced to New Breeding Places.

Forced to New Breeding Places.
 Birds which are not gregarious dur. ing the breeding season as a rule re. pei others of their kind from the chosen nesting site. so that the young of the previous year. which might naturally incline to return to nest near where they were reared, are driven to seek breeding place else where.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
In the Riah, Place.

A New Yorker vho sent an internal |nacAine to his father-inIav explains
 hat he did it as joke. Fortunately Se has a nice. quiet cell in which to |prmulate his explanation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06

Peter. the three months old son of Mr and Mrs Peter Griffin of 151 Bald win street. died last night. The fu- neral took place this afternoon. with interment fin Calvary cemetery.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
INDIAN HUNTERS
HIDDEN TREASURE
White Men Await Trapper'S
Death to Seize
Hoard.

RIVERTON, Wyo., Feb. 2O.-While
they will not admit that such is their
object. "a number of residents of this
section of Fremont county are said 10
have been quietly prospecting for the
cache in which rumor has il that Paul
La Rose the wealthicst Indian on the
Sboshone reservation, has concealed be
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Ia Rose is eighty-three years Of age.
and cannot live much longer. He has no
confidence in banks, and the entire saw
iugs from the proceeds of thirty-siN
years of trapping he has concealed
either at his home or somewhere in the
wild country surrounding it.
The old man denies that he has any
money. and he has been closely watched,
but no one has the slightest information
Regarding where his hoard is concealed
There is no heir, and when he dies, h.1
hoard probably VIII remain In the spot
ne has selected TO receive IT,
La Rose IS a half-brecd-his father
[aaVinC been French and his mother a
MenomOnic Indian-and he has an inter
esting history. IL is said that when a
young man, residing on the headwaters
of the Wisconsin river. he slew 1919
BaptiSe. a cousin and his rival in love
He was compelled 10 flee from the
tribAsmen and spent many years in wan
dering through the Northwest Wilds.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
TH January CEamdh Times G IA 1S SS1 1a S bGG Thousands l Nearest Competition

If you are a boarder
every touch of dyspepsia
should make the classified
ads more interesting to
you.
Every waking hour of
every day of the year
someone is "house-hunt-
ing" in this city-and the
beginning of the quest is
the reading of the ads.
The "good customer"
who happened" to spend
his money in the other
store the other day had
also happened" to be
impressed with the other
mans ad.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20
MOTHER SC0RNS MILLION
FATHER OFFERS FOR GIRL

ASHEVILLE, y. c, Feb. 2o.-MerriH
BeecLer Mills. who is suing his wife for
divorce. has offered her million dol
lars If she will surrender to him their
six-year-old child, Cynthia Mrs. Mills
has rejected the offer, saying;
Il would rather see Cynthia dead than
for him TO have her"
IN her counter suit for divorce she de-
mands $4,000 alimony and custody Of
the child.
The Washington times., 1907-02-20

BARGAINS N USED PIANOS.
This docs lot mean cheap pianos II means
,oOd pianos at cheap prices Terms OF pay
rlr a.tr- emil.