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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
N.H.& H. Railroad TimeT Table
 June II. 1893.
 NATGATUCK DIVISION
Trains leave Waterbury as rollowr

Trains leave Waterbury as foIlowc For NEW YORK-60b T.s0, s.2e 1O.S0 m; 2s
 39s k.b3 D m. Sunday. 4.l6 pm.
 Return R.01. 800. TO- O3 n m: 1Oo, A.Oa, SOP
 nm. Sunday. f.0l a m. For NEW HAvEN, via Naugatuck Junction
 7.30. a.26 a m: 12a S.2S. 6.b3 D m. Via
 Derby Junction. sos. S.26. 10.SO a m: 1.2S
 s.25. E.5spm.
 Return via Naugatuck Junction at l.4b pm
 Sunday 800 a m. Via Derby Junction
 TOO. a.42 a. m: i200 2.20, B.S0 TAO D. m.
 Sunday, S.i0 a m. For RTDGFpORT-6'n6 2 7S0 s.26, 10.bO a m {;
 a.2s, S.a5. R.5S p m. Sunday 4.1b m. Return at 7oS a.40 a m l2.00, 22s. b.S0. TAT
 nm. Sunday 2,1b a m. Fer ANSONJk--60S,T T 80. a.26. 10.h0 m 12s
 s2b. k.ba TOO tmixed) ? m. Sunday. SIS Return at LAO 10 2l. a m; 12.S1 S01. 6.i0. S.:
 pm. Sunday s46 a m. F. WATERTOWN-6.A4, a.S7 l117 m Sb8. sI0 7n4 D m. Saturday s.1b m. Return at 6 pB T 7.sS. l0.30 m : 2.b0. 4.SB. 030
 n m Saturday 7.Sb r m R. ]. Tli0M ASTON--R32. lll2 a m; S.b2. 059.
 a aoopm Sunday 9.2b m. Return at os 7.b5.. 1928 m 2SB B.2s D m. Sunday a.47 D m. Eoy yrrflRRTNGTON-8S2 l. .l2a m S.B2. 8Be pospm. Sunday 9.26 m. Re.urn at e.ky 7.S1, I0.90 m: 2.sO. sos D m . Sunday c.23 ? m. l For WTNSTED-s.s2 11.fa . m: ss2. e.sa. 900
 nm, Sunday 0.2S . m. fseturn at 6-sa s.i0. s.&5 m sas. 4Aam Sundmvm nm. or. HEMpsTHAD. 0es Fsas:Assa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

O., u:4l y...'-1s.>lf cu:-c4@ If white sg.5.-~, uav-l..1l y,.1.sul of hntt>I, :: &e'1- yy,5va ls4tt c1...1l If ]uslsl , :. cup@U.5 of 1iu.,g, , tyamooniuls ul llEln% DOW Gvr Hc&s<l whites oi i eggs, tlaVor wiea va,.i..G H2l>puui & tar}oI "l-d add to it 1ta1}2.t avnEul&ot @1lt,ej t}.>ofate moi t2a.>d v,ltA " Ijtg2r lni}it. !'uur a la,-,r of tA>N,2itv batter i33l rt3> f>'.sn& pam ii. T e. 31&r chocolate l3l,yr with q spoon in s9Jt9 anal spread the ltst oI the Whit> laytyr over it. Frost with chocolate 1ru1tiNsr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
What WE aPe Alter

Advertisements are a very good thing to fill a newspaper with, because they pay wei for all the space they take.
 We advertise be- sa"s,, We want new customers. 1i"t to t>! our regular Nttrou~ "Aaf we have tor thry "omH ill "u1 >re vA5,, we Ela1> new,
 The sl2>>men arc always u,ea~,3 r. aaow nrw 1.ngsin- au1 us~ =j4@a to regular pat ron.. yu....,;os>dH> r.%...,.. l.a.- raaa real o:,s a lr,.-gi~tm>n,s. ..ut il uo. taar 4"s :..> -sooI things .j.> lA~ same. T. >ou .lav, nyan- o>r4 .a 1u" arr ta2 u..,, y@ WJlH.
 We vaa ,on {" .5 sy..@.a Ea>.ry tn visit H. ~; "r. .'mH. Ne N.... >"f:' ,.~,.' :y,~' things we ua.r, ~.>,.. Hoa a:'>' somebody t,.,'~ va-:...: '",
 < Ni4l 5- tu.t u" .s@:.H &n3 keep 's~ N. ..' a" .~.,-
 Hg>.| .5~ @..,l >u,t> .,...i- 5-. ,..:~. @s,~ l., i- 'a:>. Il s.' "-@-l :Ht ::;;:,.. 5a:..-..sa,> ..,...
 <:o:. |t.:>. a-s~ ,e Y >>a.~. J:;- @a-.t. s*.: -sr .:.- ..s-., ..: s "..: o.-> ;.> .r3";
 ! ,..~ ,:" :,: r.~> day wear.
 !.,.>. a.r. ! .o r.. a- small ..s.4. o1~ It -I,...3: -H'..~.. :37v. Dn> l.: ii u>,A iran yooI~ not ,1t .;5;~s right, but .nah., " sr,G s>2t>al or ~i.op pant. -1>y vr:> ia.~J~ +"r .>5.;.f pants. Your choke -I.!5.
 Tho whistle Caps, w. gre selling for D.. .}L >ojuG.. {" 1 itr2, Nauu!ovtuso. r:..ur.i lo make st2m for IT, lr.~ tn4n 3-z. each. The fellow, tiin m.t:> 1 tl4>a vaato! cs~1- =o"i.,| ohc hc:trHi.
 rhr above ary il o,r i@os%' Drp2r.nsrnt.
 Just take 1 l....> as s:r if.- dow til'>l 1i.a :l 4. vr,n tisi~ week, ir ~ili -..; s.,a o2 lI... q. ;Ear 'a.1r + .r....-::. "r. carry ju Ill priced <...n3%. Take Yr.",:,;r id. .u... ".' ,!' ro1 nuke. ..Gi.>:e-y -.s.. >...:.. j}lt <.... ..s,.c-:a.>:n ,.:s'> ..- .,s..:. t>llow mo-s .uE ....~r goods ,,n.t nly> .:>.2 e<..f."4 .."N alter 1u> l., II. .'-.- -.,>t OH the ~.sJ.,... D. .e.Y .a.>.> ..." 4 -,.> :. ....e sa5',r >o~ i.a,. La-t a@>.>. ,.oc.a ..a.~.: 'g.3. >"l".r>, >.>r. Yo@< i .:@ .:.- ,urvr% >5>s> hlt,a. ,-' ;,<rt G. deck "4.) "o:ac,s5vl 10 take ;n amon.t O: &o'I> risat would startlr large 5a>cs>. N><t week we shall u1 ::aj,' jo >ho" you Np9% >uit~, "' rr'@>- | dcal~ys Wnul. iil}" o<@n -} U lo buy jA>.n for.
 N,> >omn>Hs.>.: tAr >.-lso" "iji .+j.~ lrN>rtAm ".H r|'>> ou, a, t1a >n4 ot' the ~ga>or t..as ,,l~ ever mIi%.
 
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
's-';r I-,.1 of RI Others.

Tl,rr> ...i,, .' >,--s'3.2u1il,,s c2.l.:}2u1~s anl ty2uI: =a.s -.ar what eort of men Is.ss >,ir2-I M..> la"u win a past. A lo:.l v.i.@ :. l ...- i5"Ny-.%s la.:>r>sliA&, },l0-U l,ill-A:-..:'t t.ue. l@.e Gent ...il.1. It. is rc1rly 70 interesting @s ! man with fu.u->.
 Third Cir}-TL> l42n vlo interests nc ia t,se s..&n with 2 lrc2~2t.-Ex cl"n-t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
tf.sciI Estssr

r.. s,.,a l.ou~czv5v, r:''o l~1.>r to u.l @ 5....s7. ss0oa.A adlt.e> ;s is l-'r.% i.. @o} s-t.s 1a2,r t1,.A a'1.@>r t:-..5 is r...,.;.l .r s:sjnyl I-lcr s.ssje oA .1ld C.--l,> i. y ith ,"C->i&;..'} tarIcH- tin1. Gl.z L.. ~.a.s5s1v ,.s.,i s..l~ Il i5uTyr ti,. t,...r 1...i1 :. r,.&, ~,4~@.s 1.-y,~n Ii o1y1}= t-so lv,u:,-,e, tA~ t3o. -v.iIl ji> tnuvott.Alr ti- E.r 13.ortiHr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
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 Ill< l-".. t t,vr!- ,:..5 i. li&,l by g.,.n 1.,75+ ,.. oTi45 n~u' rG roN>1t sn;5:.... 2}.:, @. ,.~n~.2 ..t 1. if2-5.~ E T,..-.l. j. l. G.s. Y 3.-- 7. ! i.rr, c@~1 l....1lr ..:rl,s"@ i'ss l-,.s., .-.,s.. !>sl < 2.y.,rlv ,:> l.....' Y. :-:,r '.". 8 Y '.nHn y,,ts s..ss1-- e..2. !. }+l... .-: .-s.- r. tlu-ts u.&.>s. H tore :.n@ h.-' ;.,'. a'. Il:> r@~t1.I r.var5 g,,t .-r- ii raT> r@0 arov..l t.:a a.r Nith jv""1 velvet. Ill., -'.ay,, ;s.' c.st..1-.> Y " ext s,s..i~. \ .-,1.1n N7t.A3..-a.. :so'.2r is r..,. ..u < tsc c1s.1 :-...:-...,, but itisl. G.r tsa.4 to N.y:,. :. j.is@ collar ;...d g-.>; Ii2r skirt i@ ;.>-s | ia ts.l' res.1' WaE Hi,hpu1 tri20oin.; o1 lin ing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

E-1----------1A TUFETVI Vl VFIS scrofl1la; and in building up wholesome flesh, whom you're thin and weak-there's notliag to equal the '' Discovery" In every ,1:>as.s8 c;al,sau ivy q torpid liver or impure L.y-3, it's t'.4 only GHa""ieoa remedy. fe.En v-t,;frs: .. a4v httic boy was so aiaict@d lli.,l 2.ver trouble md other diseases tj'at our i+s,E.>- p.sy~t>rtl saii he could not live. in l..t Gnj.y uH i30lustt s0. gave nm Dr. T.e...a < DidaI Medical Discovery "l3G i% ll@tS .,..t rtav .ly@d his lto. We have us%l tiH i'iS- t-.yAr5 fa.tArT',;: and bronctlld tioubi2, anu .,.u1G si4,l p4rfeet relief tha5 we c;in reconl- u&1nd jI VUGy highly"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
.n .ct,..,- 1l-,..,,. E,IcIr .,tnake

First Dg:l.ylar-No us3 to break into that place 9oni-h
 second Bur ,lar-Why:
 First D,;r.rl:,r-l :; tAe night of tho dialno0l IL. rcn,ata bt4Qur..-1"'*tl,r9 Weekly.
 Economic c4to"u,o<v is }.ast branch of the science which, Iouhillr hc} olll He murt collection ard clussiAc~;j~n Ii l-.- secs, las to do with tho conlrol cl i4--2 which inju1io"sly affect asriccltazEal pro.!Cets.
 The college cnGowmonts of AIassacAI- setts are said to amount to &f9 ,G50 600; the value uf college buildings and grounds foots up G7"q3cco, and the val ue of scientific al- -1>es us makes another $t ,0@o,C0o.
 The frog, owing to its peculiar struc- turo, cannot breathe with the mouth open, and if it were forcibly lIcpt open the animal would die of sGiiocation.
 No man can write his signature twice l exactly &liEo. and it is declared by some exper,s that if tyvoai&aatures are pro cisoly alibconc is certain to Dc forgery,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
No Dinleulty.

Overheard at & cooking lecture Lady (talking to herseln-Now she has got 1t cooked, wish she'd tell ns how to use Gp cold mutton
 Next Lady Gin Il sympathetic tone1-I have six first rata recipes
 First Lady (opeaing her noteboakl Will you favor me please?
 Second Lad y--ssix bors.- Iis-Btss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
'I,lre Ilc2oanr.a..s ], .
c. and NJ. T. MALONEY. PUEI5sHnls.

Letters aud communications s'ioEij bear the name ant Ha.tt'~~ ns the writer iu each case aS guarantee. ,I good faith. AnnEy- nous communications viii not be printed.
 Any irregularUy in delivery should te re- ported 10 the office 5-t au's
 Eurerest at the l,,~- bif,cC ut Waterbury as ScCuud-claSS ul&rtcr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
THE WElTER.

c,:.! ran., CT Iagt cf lie r.'.l raule of E. s...u MI.it,a>, ,.-rr robAl.r l',.cA story .'.., l. | A. N,. Van G,r F"yten ss.:tz.
 - -- l.l.a Icl,.escl p,Ncn, tue dta-.hter
 i!rp"rg. t b.Net.. r '-., Is u.Ekir,.sn a ra;re .,-r l.sF>,l. .n ;t.,- '..-;. >.,r.j Ii l-arGon. - ,-p s.;. :,T;--- ol E. ,I, ...;.u ordinary ;tbi
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
New York & New England

Passenger Train Service. January T. 1894 Trains leave Waterbury for BOSTON-3.4b 90 a m LOO. 3.5b p m. PROVIDENCE-3.t 80 a m 100 s b5 p m NEW YORK via Brewster-21O m WORCTSTER-3 7.30 m 100 D m. NEW LONDON-73 30 m l.nO. 3.55 D m. PUTNAM-3.45 : 30 a m l .0G, 3.b5 r m WILIlMANTIC-3.45 go a U zoo. 3.5b D m SPRING FIELD -9.O5 a m 3.55 D ID. HARTFORD-3.45 7.30. 9O5 lO:4S m. 100
 3.55 S.l5 p. m NEW BRITAIS-34S 7.so, soS Io4S m 100 rLAINVfLIE1s45 iii . 7.so. sOs. lou m lOs
 s.ab, slb D m.
 8RlSTOI-s45 45 7.so. eoS, lO.40 a m 100 rERRYViLiE-7.s sos lO46 8 m 100 s.6G NATERVIILE-7sO O5, lo.4Sa a m s.sD SIS m WEST CH ESHlRE 4,3O, s,sO u m. 4.So P m NEkIDFN 4.3o, S.30 a m, 4.30 P m. CROMWELL S.30 n m, 430 D m. UNION CITY f sos a m 2l0 r m. TOWANTIC-fs. sos a m f2lO, SD m. SOvTHFoRD- -so3 2 m BIO, m. sANbPy MooK7s.Os m 21o; p m: HAWLEYyILLE-s.oS m 2.lo. m. RREWSTERS--s.O5 a m 2.10, il.b0 D m, FiSTKILI-ON -HUDSON-s1 m 2.10 p m. sV~ tinghampton, Emira, Jamestown, Cleve-
 land Akron and Chicago sos a m 210p m '. F'UGHKEEPSIL, via Hopewell. s.ob a m
 Sunday trains Hartford and Boston
 '' " '''' ' " W, R. HANCOCK.
 Gen Pass Agent, BottCn,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

fnuue HarauII soN est | mighty vow. 'I'll wed Il girl wiih Leash" said he; ''I'il bag nsiAionairrss, hnugh
 slis 2 Soer Qa beits4s Ente." Heane1 . year aa ta isoee
 NN{ta tssUsss ztses [. ' s.a9er assged Jal, als. ns, tssas sa he- 'INsa ba. lis ls,...e-es ta4.t le basgged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
HEAD AND SHOULDERS

above every other bIool- purifier, stands Doctor loierce's Golden Medical Discovery. See the eyi- denco. of it. It's sold ill every case, ca tfjat. If ib~ ever fails to benefit CT cure, you have your money back.
 In restoring yonr strength, when you're "run~tlown n and usod~ up;n ill cleansing your blood from every i11pur- ity, whether it's q simple
 ,L.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
HleaNetE.

1T hope my last book found favor in your eyes, Miss Lovehome?"
 Miss Lovehomc-It certainly did. The leaves were just the right width for the pantry sholf.-Chicago Inter Ocean. Fl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
snt nnlr sl,n Id T.osc I'd.
ssasse.l tas ..raas Bird.

l. takes 70 different persons to make one knife. Tit Bits
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
rr...l ....in,,s cNoh1.rE-,2..

PoE12 i&.t".n-Dil EuG inyc7tigato the ruG;,>r.,,a i.} t3.a,'t l,p.l,to flats:
 Dvtacsiye-~E>s, l,c lare nothing t" report. No cllw::"
 None so far. lw2nt around 10 the l.!u"urms aul arr.n,eI Ill ta2 living s},,2>luu5 ou s;-giy.o4, Et.t cvcN ono of 'cmTroveI&u~.t>l. '-Nt" I"rE NtreAIy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
pInnscni Ennslinw.

Clara--WAat are you reading now? ! Dora--H;storical novels.
 ''Do you like then?''
 "Yes, indeed. There is so much I can skip ''-New York Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
SINry-!Ir...L .rl.LEH ANh hlELL .lvENr-r,

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 April r., lS'.. DEAR G.n. &,sl,--t.s:, VIC count on you to con.c over l.r1@uirs, ,-y%si"g, and aid in Whoop- ing up t lijt.r rte'.pt with some friends Of nin~? l.a> l.rat Lent jy living "ta boarding house., ai.d us}. Nra1'v ::onss have something turut.
 I've hardly >"I ,t'y real fun since Charles was sl.urG.sl a.>4y bl the grim hand of death, but tll1,rruW I..-l aud lhTah"th and Hok@ end l;a1r ne Cru.ja% sr toEr" fat, and %o'ro ,oia.s 1n l..G d. care }zrae and no mistake. NTvuugy uto}H' '.&..t Ior.i'Hstic toe a few tIipe, i.3,u Il,Nt;i.d I,no W Fl play elephant. It., lj,,tl tnu-h >4u&e of my temperament to aa"l lu .lrv ;-d .a> His grief stricken
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
nl1., >.n..r..t lEL.r.

IIclr4-Why do they cl1alGe *o much for scntJr.>a a 2nesslnScr boy " few miles IL, town:
 Jacl,-Pro@ua,y because ho oatTrow5 his 1gIitolu before h. gets La22l.-tloth- ieys and lr.s'.>l,,al.tr5' Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

s-azsr EhfpD IlbS Sl..h N tGontt,> 2-5-5 tl5te month -42
 irsrNrz- 5n.fao,,s H,tt.g t.,jrn- i.ro- vaii~ in t.a3e cilc]cs ,lny~ler', un3 tire general I.ull,e arpears to 3.:.r,. s.a, htd the conclusion ttat the t,u, 'n.tltoi If s'ralina with the situailon iS tn atcrlt :u.1 u'obe thr t.->t oft u,-~.>.ut p,yTlr cannot foil ;o l,.,c I.st1v,,j th,t '.l,r,' l. Lily ot money. and tl-.t rpc:ca.t:.t< ..-.I otl.ro who kerg tI,m~rlv,~ l,iu,r t'" ru|ti' iy ll.I.l alyertl,ipI are -""r''Ig miy, d fact t9at carries is- oNu 'ioa~.l.
 Mt-Y ..eq ], y.ao gre rct t',. s@'er with th,, .,,,u-, tr-inn oi ta- J-it~j S.tr- ar" i:,3:s.- fault !.-.-tv~e F.,~j !eut t}sl. land .i,.,S ..t j~~u,. ~t,4c ~,1t .,:.rarI1w.,tl,'r. in ,,..l.a,c';..n with Cr>-l.~ -.'-c.,ll, asn.y H., la.-il,a. A.,. r, n...,, nutA tiiy ;3 i~~.s.. 5. rt,rl4.n.;!tn ,,,.'.ra1n; tA, mtrsLiu. cf t.. st. :..vu iut, tA,. j>.0.r'' ot ,'rluml.4 than B.. A.i n i>, ,ue t', 'tjsnt rlor, ,}.alju4 viii ti:,5r -tn,nH tetu t''~ s ..t, of Ono, or ta.te gs--a-,, la:.a.~A .!... -',,.s ,.t r. ..,.-s ..su. West il..j.:.s, Cutr,.t,,rt .4 AIsr>lts,l 1ln- pt>t:itt f C,.lus,i , i.,.~a .:!l.s y.:.stls..t.i gov llt,r eft ..-t .t~ t'...,, ~,,s..~ ,l',, nu,l u..- n: flat ...,,lr.a.,t... nati5y it.. lry-l- !.l.tvf H. i.."".;y <, 1.i v::a tio. ey- prrl,d ,n,s}r, r.s.. Witt .s,. th- la,~.J,;t ha~ t.., ,,,,s r..y to ts,.- :i.> .,.tt.sr.. ,,,u yr,r,. s,,- .. >,,,'>-.l {, .'a ..,y :..,,>~:rH
 Ing -4a}s.,.> l.,~ .,. .a.,d to orbtait {" fo,lhoII e.. l:.sty ..ri~ o. t5a- c,.natry, a.s3 to :,l. ,xt- | tu I ias~ c,.:.l,d a great i,tsi of alarm. h N N.rS asl n:,'!:}ya. where 1t hll h..Ilt' :a..rf-rs ::~.lf .l- most l,l ,ip f,r,sl . II. i,.":n.r. t-.v rn.~t ,I2orau~ ,.3s.t~'yrys l.l.. ,,,-.u i9s'.rl v1ih thy hope of ~tl:..p.nI ii ,auE jy t...' i~,'3a- ton of eA.~':n- c.~- :i..; 1- ,i,ll N...'tj;...- tiou Su,.:. a t;on s...,1.'. h. tn. fi.,hh commended 1t >houl3 h. otAnltt,1 every where. The fact Lt* long sin-' lrrn established gh4t ii : o.-..eHaa is nv, .,r, absolute preventive. II Is s' largely ,n t:.si if every person waS r.rrin.:,.I. ~@..ll!,oA would soon becAme ub~ lsts. Wlth >r,t, an tn III .'le ,.u:L lv-1r- sae- Nnrld 1t is Iii x. -tran-c that t-4rr ..r, so many | wA >i.t it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
Great rnvcntinns.

Teacher-Namo some of the great in ventious Of the age.
 Littlo Girl--'Lectrie lights, tela. phones, talkin dolls aI,--an safety pins. -~Go0d News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

We lnv,tu t.> pccple of Water bury and viciti,y 10 examine our large assortment of Clothing of the Latest styles, for men, boys and children. Also Hats and Cents Furnishings.
 Owing tn the hard times we will dispose of our goods a great sacrifice, and it vii, be your inter est 10 see our goods and learn our prices, before purchasing else where.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
n, o-,<.l z tfir onHY

-CT N~-V e. n. ,'T~7 -INT1TF
 Musical selection buy Mr J. L. P"rke Yale '97, 'Cellist Miss NJ. Louise Cal lagher. Iiarpist, Miss G. Scrantof' Colle&tvr, Nandolinist. Tickets 50 cents Tickets can Ee exchanged for reserved scat at N r. Daly's Drug Store, on and after Monday, April 23.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
She Died Happy.

There had been q terrible runaway aoci- dent, and the victim, good looking, youngish lady, was borne to tho nearest drug stor0, Sho WAS rls"si! oa D loanSe and medical aid hastily summonod. But help was in vain Tho shock had been too much for her, She was dying.
 F'ecbly sho opened her eyes for 8 minute ere she passed away, and tho intense ear nestness of her look indicated her longing for utterance. Her lips noved but her words were inaudible, Evory car was strained to catch the slightest sound.
 By s supreme effort she partly .'lsed ner hand to her head for q moment, but it fell back limp and nerveless. Again a faint whisper escaped hor lips;
 'Is lny--is my''---
 Yes, madam, I assure you, cried n married man among tiie sympathetic group, your hat is on perfectly straight. v
 Instantly the wistful, troubled expfes- sion of her eyes subsided, and with . calm and placid snlilo she passed away. Truth,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
s--xs-A ~ -----

S.-Ortogga now gets $500 per night, "buggy rides and tooty frooty ice .,,,iIi' P. N
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One yessr SSN1i Thteo Iuua. Sl.: N rGlntt,> 25j tl-tc u,H3G- .i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

when it w&a handed to rrn ny heart sank. lat ! chetr@l up &s 1 read ie. It
 was q, fHlluN:s, }"lrin>s tleA signature auU G4t, li.l,':
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
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 BY TIE
. 1>T0l. FE5TI45L ORCHESTRA

VIIUu fE3&It#l VNUHs5lE>A Of 5A men pu}cr tna direction of Emil 3Iolle4lmuor, insisted by the following artists:
 Eln,aa Juch Soprano
 C,e,trUle May Sttin Eontralto r C. To0ne Tenor
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

Secretary J. Sterling Merton made a spe cialtv of raising surG-1,e.a v-he, Le Was a fIrmvr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
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WITCH AAzEL. Oil.

Gibson and | couldn't leave. "Gibson
meant whiskey in all cases"
"All expressions | ever used where
| referred to marriage or spoke of GU r
children were simply Jokes, never in
earnest.
Il meant what | said in my letters.
| thought something of Miss Stein
and when | wrote telling her how
bad felt at her being away l meant
what | said.
when | said 'Toots, if we separate
L don't care whether | live or die,
| was only making a joke. There
was lots Of trash in those letters.
''In one of my letters when l said |
expected TO have my wife as house
keeper, [ meant simply that when |
did get married should have my wife
as housekeeper. l was not engaged
to any one then.
"When | spoke of her losing conf
dence in me, / tried to cheer her up,
for she thought [ had not been try
ing to see my father about her.
"When | spoke of seeing my father,
| only meant that [ was trying to get
him to take her back as a house
keeper. She was disguised with me
because could not get him to take
her back, That is the only reason /
know of. When | spoke of the pros
poets being brighter, and of having
seen my father, [ referred to my try
ing to get him to take her back
again."
CONTINUED on next page.
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daughter. We have fiat of seven
rooms. When Mrs. Booth came to my
house with this man my husband was
in Dakota. Was subpenaed by Mr..
Howard as a witness. Am stopping
at The Saulpaugh. Have talked with
Mr.. Haney concerning the case. |
have known Mrs. Booth for ten years,
and am certain that she (plaintiff) is
the woman to whom | refer"
P. w. Schweitzer recalled: "When
Mrs. Booth was brought to the STA
ton in $50, she asked me not to put
her right name down on the books.
for, she said, she had a prominent
man down in Mankato, and if he
found it out he would shake her. |
did not put her right name down.. "
Exhibit 26 is shown to witness).
ssThis is the leaf containing the entry
on the night in question. The name
has been changed from Booth to Root.
| know it read Booth first, for L saw
it. The writing as it now is is that
of the day jailor. She at first refused
to give her name, but we found an
envelope on her person addressed tC
Alice Booth, and she finally ad,
mitted that this was her name"
This completed the testimony fol-
the afternoon. 1t had been intended
to get all the testimony in so that Mr.
FSaulpaugh might be put upon the
stand in his own behalf today.
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MI ankato Markets.

CONTINUED on next page.l
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Grain and stock markets corrected daily
other markets corrected on date of every is
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NEW YORK Illlv %

My dear SAUL am awfully dis
couraged. l can't get good house
for less than 81, 800. 1t is awful for
woman to try to make living and not
be able to. / think I'll go to Chicago
soon, but God only knows what I'll do
there. Goodbye and lots of love and
kisses TOOTS,
223 West 18th street.
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The Railroads.
Chicago, ST. Paul, MINI s. Omaha ]

Chicago, ST. Paul, Mimi s. Omaha Ry.
GOING YVES: DEPARTS
No. Kansas City & Omaha Exp. lilo p. m.
No 3 6 & Sioux City
Express, HAT q. m.
No. st. Paul polls & Duluth
local arrives S:15 p. m.
No. Elmore Accommodation, s2:35 O.. m.
No. 9 90 2:15 p. m.
GOING EAST.
No. Kansas City & Omaha EXP, 4:25 a. m
No. st. P, M. & Chicago. 2:56 p. m.
No. st. Paul NJ polls d Duluth
local TAO a. m.
No. s Gilmore Accommodation, HOO a. m
No. 10 10:10 p. m.
Nos. L. and 2, daily
Nos. 8, 4, 5, 6, S,9 and 10, daily except
Sunday.
No. z, daily except Monday.
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Chicago & Northwestern.

Chicago & Northwestern.
EAST BOUND. Depart Arrive
*Chicago express 3:15 pm $50 pm
Tracy & local Winona 1926 am 1855 am
WEST BOUND.
sChicago express 1O55 am 1925 am
Tracy q Wlnona local 7:05 pm 1886 pm
TRACY Accommodation 900 am $40 am
Sleeper to Chicago.
tSleeper Chicago to Mankato.
ICarry passengers Detreen Waseca and Tracy
all trains Daily except Sunday.