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New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
Pill nELr1 PHI CLrR DIyNER.

The dinner Of the Phi Delta Phi Club will be held
at the Hotel Marlborough next Monday az $50
D. m William NJ Il OIcott. Abraham Gruher ard
Dr. William A Keener. dean OF the Law School
Columbia University viii be the guests OF the CLUB
Mr. Gruber will deliver an address Charles ThaG-
deus Terry. president OF The club. will preside
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
HORSE AyD CARRIAGE NOTES.

James ". Renwick. carriage builder. Of Nos. y
and 225 West Forty-sixth-st-, Just west OF Broad
way is Offering special bargains in station wagons
az every kind this week He also carries a COM
plete line of carriages.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
PATRICK DOES MUCH WRITING.

Albert T. Patrick passed an uneventful day In
the Tombs yesterday The keepers say he appears
cheerful and contented refusing receive visitors
and doing a great deal OF writing and reading or
newspapers.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
DIES IN A PULLMAN CAR.

RoxBuRY MAN. RETURNING FROM FLORIDA
sUCCUMRs TO CONSUMPTION.
Clarence E. Baker. twenty five years old. of No
80 Cfford-st, Roxbury. Mass. died at 5:i5 yester
dav morning in a Pullman car in the Pennsylvania
Station in Jersey City. He arrived in Jersey City
from Florida, and died just before the car was
shipped on transport for Harlem. He went 10
Florida for his health last fall He died from con-
sumption. He was accompanied by friend.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
Mr.. PARSONS on ALDERNEN's DUTIES.

Herbert Parsons. alderman from the XXVth Dis
Tict. IN 2 letter 10 The Tribune commenting the
editorial entitled The Price Of Aldermen" in the
ssue OF april 3. says among other things:
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS For Cavalry and Artillery
Horses-Ofhcc Chief Quartermastcr. re-
partment Of Texas, san Antonio Texas,
February ~, 1901. Sealed proposals in
triplicste, for furnishing 42s cavalry ana
6 artillery horses at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, Will be received here until u
o'clock noon, March 10. 1901, and then
opened. Proposals for delivery at orher
prominent railroad points in Texas will
also be entertained. Information and
blanks furnished upon application En-
velopes should he indorsed Proposals
for cavalry and artillery horses" John
simpson, ID. q. NJ. G., U. S. A., c. @. NJ
SEALED PROPOSALS will % received I'M
Ill IL O'Clock noon, Tuesday, March 20
1901, and opened at p, IN. Of same date.
for construction Of two-story brick
school building In the city Of Hallets-
we, Texas, ae ei NM, 70 plans and spe-
idcnt school board. Halletsville. rexas.
and at the office OF o. II. II. Rudeslll q
Son. Architects, Houston. Texas ROnd
will be required Of successful contractor
in tile sum Of SJdO0.00 for faithful exc.
cution and completion of contract, and
each bid must be accompanied by a GER
tined check Of $500. made payable TO II
T. Hill as evidence Of good firth ana
will he returned II bid Is rejected or as
soon AS contract and bond Is executed
The school board reserves the right 10
school board Of Halletsvlie. Texas n
Y. Hill. president school board
WISH 10 let contract Tor moving o5o11
10000 cubic yards irrigation cailai WORT
For further information apply TO w r
EIdrldge, general manager Bay Jsr,irla
Irrigation company, Lane City, Texas 3
BIDS INVITED Bids will &c received 5Y
the Young Mems Mutual Real Fsfato
and Building association for the purchase
of eighty shares Of Houston Gas light
company stock; pay u per cent diyi
bends annually: Bids will be received for
thirty days. The association reserves the
right 90 reject any or all bids. Address
IT. u. Lubbock. president, and %. G.
Drew, secretary Of the association, e.23
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a
leo GRAIN MARKET.
|eat Market Was Heavy, While
Corn Was Strong.
CLOSED s.S TO n DEPRESSED
elosed IA and Oats a Shade
her-Provisions Closed 2 t-2
Lower to s Higher.

~
q, March 1.-lrregularity marked
d; of the grain markets today, the
~ tho rhaa, fo.,,,,r a oh,
ID the corn strength ana the SYM
/ firmness of oats. Corn closed &c
shade higher white whoa.
net decline OF asdha Tor the uay.
MS also were irregular, closing IA
4. 20 b,cher
n W
10 market Tor corn ex,sted through.
80,
session ana the Nolhme OF ousi'
msacted reached an imposing total.
five interest was conferred In mia
Hhu tue PIT was cohgesteu Ny an
j spectators attracted from other
a the floor nv the activity of rho
q ,
h commission houses opetaieu nea'-
II the pressure was nicely balanced
y and IL remained for the pronni.
kerators TO make or break priet s
Ia exporIapie snrplns iS0o. tDJ
q there vns little news tenvine mn
tstjII the tov Of sentiment nnre and
XNiay open,.d uncnnlrea Ia K. h,rn.
Wy ~ G III shnrts hnca NJ ~ g., M No.
stronp cbnracter Of tho huyIna ana
a forcing the marker IN TO 4lis'
seat waalrrss moved iniiuen ,i.i ~,
I6nce and some corn bougnt carrier
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements remaining In the Of
flee of The Post for the week ending
Friday, February %:
l426: S276' 1901 !2l; A,B.c: E2l; 32oi;
sS29 Jimmy Drinking; 1904; S22oi s4s4
$500 io5o; $50 t5,; s$sa; lib. g; 1881
S45s Isl; 825S 1883; Mrs Emma Hunter;
]. 1901 (3l 6ss 1896 1921; 1913; 323s;
IS; NJ; $3.50; $3.50 q: 1859; 1913; 1865
S2ss; II. W. Ross; S310; 3245; BOO 1920
l5l 1916; 342l 3S4I "a; 33T2; 32is; ~;
1913; $500: 34I4; 1915 80; $3.50.
Night Message Western Union Telegraph
syracuse S'" 4 T.. Feb. rs. 1901.
- PASTORAL Z. X l.. Co, Houston,
Texas.
February, shortest month, shows an IN.
crease greater than ever before in our
history. Popularity of the Smith Pre-
miel is self-evident
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
H. w Smith, Treasurer.
IF YOU DESIRE correspondence on bust
ness. pleasure. matrimonial or other MAJ
tiers, send self addressed stamped on
velope tin strict confidence for partlcp-
lars to Hub Correspondence Club, De
nartmcnt u, Lock box go. Houston.
Texas. 2
MADAM RUPLE, the celebrated palmist.
WIZ remnln at Hotel Bristol room so:
hours from 70 2. m. If
WE BUY, sell, rent aud store furnlturc.
lend money and charge no interest on
furniture stored with us. Barr * kuller,
4li Travis. 10
MATCHES and clocks cleaned and re.
paired Cor soc; eyes tested and glasses
tit: also engraving done. 1903 Preston
avenue q
ATTENTloN-A1 fertilizer for flowers anu
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MAN1ED---A second cook Apply 20 ONCE
Of Hotel Logan, opposite Central depot,
:,
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BOARD AND ROOM.


LARGE, pleasant room, hot and cold
baths; good board; gentlemen or couple
5O4 Crawford. q
ITO CAPlTOL-Single room Tor genTIe-
man; good table board. 4
GOOD rooms and board. si1 Main. 6
NICELY furnished rooms and board; All
modern conYeniences; close In. sol Aus.
tin ST. Citizens phone 399 3
FOARD AND ROOM for gentlemen or
couple: all conyeniences PIG Lamar
Arkansas Pass car passes door G
LARGE, well furnished rooms and first
class board; 81 per week. at 400 Austin
street. 6
HANDSOMELY furnished boarding house
for sale: one block from Main. Address
82sT. this office. 4
HANDSOMELY furnished room VAN nOa.,I
in private family. 40 Travis 4
ONE large trout room with board az sio
Main street; t0ble bcarders solicited. 2
ATLANTA HoTEI.-Rates 81 per day: spe
cial rates by week or month, 2fl4 Church
street, Galveston. ID. Foley. Proprietor. II
AVENUE HOUSE-Rates 81 per day: spec. Al
rates week or month. sos San Jacinto
Gus Mckernon. Prop. 80
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PROFESSIONAL.

T. w CRAIG has removed his office TO
room 4O6 KAN building ~
Isl o. COTTON & BROS, Fire Insurance
Agents and AdJnsters. - Main ~. q
DIR. w II, McElroy, dentist over krnpp \
TufHy's; entrance on CongIess avenue. -
TENAS SECRET SERVICE BpREAU-Ex,
nedeneed and bonded detectives, for civil
or criminal Investigations; bonded watch
men for day or night service. Apply 20
T.. J. Thsvonat. General Manager, 5ooH
Main street. Sio
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FURNISHED ROOMS Dollar week; block
back OF Central depot. 6l7 Girard s'0
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ing futures ranged as follows:
- open. High. Low. Close

SfuptAtIons We're as foIIoWs.
<Quiet.
mo. 3 spring 72dT3; No. . red rs.
no. . 3ala; No. yellow 3Gle.
2sSs: No. = white 2TaiM2sla:
White 2T@2S.
Good feeding As; fair to choice
51M5S.
lfed-No. 1.61: No. / Northwestern
Wy seed--Prlme 440.
apork-77Per Dbl 13o0dt2.95.
-Per 100 lbs 1851 3TiS.
II rib sides--Loosc 69OdT.15,
ealted Shoulders-BoXed 6466ia.
!. clear sides-BoXcd 7,30d7.5O.
ky-Basis of high wines, per gal.
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METALS.

York. March Tin steady NJ
f26,f5: copper unchanged, Sl7.u0:
weak at S392tsS13. 97r5; lead dull.
Il pig iron warrants unchanged
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:. FOUND. STOLEN.

HED or stolen from my place. In
1900. one sorrel mare. years old.
n 10 hands high. branded SH6 con
~ with a half circle over on left
fder; $500 for return OF mare aud
Tor thief; Robt. Schultz, Baurs, Har-
pcunty, Texas. .
IA dark green jacket, between Main
n and Wright's flower garden: re-
" returned TO T0S Main street. =
OR STRAYED-A Civet eat; color
squirrel or coon: long and bushy
reward If returned 10 1915 San ia
street 2
One bohtailed black and tan hound
A. hlotched brand on left side. had
r., the crippled daughter" on collar.
H. r.: Dunn, Nheelock. Texas. | will
fewarf. +, s. Wickes, 1918 Webster
[ne. Houston. 6
Light roam COW, muley, branded S
right hip. figure Z on left hip; re.
y returned to Streets dairy. So.
street bridge. 2
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!. Louis Grain and Provisions.

Lopls, March Wheat-No. . red
ss; May 731s@T35s; July 759s; No. .
lMI1&. Corn-No. cash IS: Nav
rs: July 39lsd39K. oats-No, . cssh
u 26: July 25h: No. white 3rM274.
3teady: jobbing 14.j0. Lard Lower
Flour-Quiet; patents 3.5J63. 10: ex.
ncy and straights 3.150335; clears
20. Timothy seed-Steady 3.T56l
Eornmeal-Steadv 200. Bran-Firm:
5rast track -. Hay-Timothv strong
Zoo; prairie steady S,00dl4.00 Wills
kady 1.27 Iron cotton ties 1.Gn. Hemp
\. Bagglng T@T&. Drv salt meats
P1ull; extra shorts 7.12I4; clear ribs
par sides 7.37la. Bacon--Boxed dull.
fxtra shorts 7.s7iS; clear ribs S. 121a:
9ides S.25. Receipts: Flour 1000:
$1,000; corn 13i.0O0: oats 4T.0O0.
pts: Flour 10000; wheat $4,000:
1000: oats 10000.
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Ehin and Provisions Elsewhere.

4Orleans, March Hog products
a Pork-Standard mess 1915. Lard
tierce 5A. Boxed meats-Dry salt
frs 81; sides 7& Bacon-Clcar rib
rs. Hams-Choice sugar cured t0m
pfee-Rio, ordinary to fair SG5S8t.
ordinary to good 3d4A. Flour, grain
eedstuffs very steady. Flour-Extra
n 60d3.65: patents 4O0d4. 10. Corn
n. 15d22o. Bran so. Hay-Prlme
nS;50; choice 17.00d17.50 Corn--No.
ked white 40; mixed As; yellow 40.
No. 2 sacked 29lL.
sas City. March 1.--Wheat- 81;
H.. hard 6Si9@691a; No. . red T0l3.
Nav 37e; cash No. . mixed 36A: No
r 81, oats-No. . white 2Ih. Re
Wheat 1900; corn 29.6n0; oats
Shipments: Wheat S. 500; corn
oats 1900.
4 York. March -Wheat-Receint
exports 24.000; dull and easier: No.
r. fob. ahoat; 7slh elevator; No. /
I'm 81 fob. afoat: No. l hard 9lB
hnoat; options easy. Hides Steady.
er-Steady. Wool Quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED In every water works
town in the United States for the Mod
ern" filter; latest and most novel des.gn;
first ever made 10 reeharge In one min
ute; one gross "iber cotton" fliings "a
years supply free with each: light. neat.
handsome. sells soon as sediment taken
from the water is seen on cotton; re-
served territory; send for circulars and
terms. Modern Filter Co., 243 Franklin
street. Boston. Mass
ARE YOU HUSTLER or a dronef I
want an agent In every town and city In
Texas 10 sell life insurance for the Hart
ford Life. Notes taken at our risk pay
able October i, or cash in 80 days or on
the spot Answer quick. W. II. Patter-
son. Manager. Dallas. Texas. 5-s
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LIMBER FOR SALE--on Friday, March
\, at ncVers. Liberty county, l win sell
10 highest cash bidder the Hudson \
Ewing lumber, approximatlng three hun
drcd thousand feet. For full particulars
address me at Devcrs. or r. $. Reed
beaumont or inquire at the law Offices
OF Hunt y Mycr. Houston. Il. S. Brown,
rnnNiNnr- z
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Hous
pQny viii he held at the general office
OF the company In the city of Houston
Harris county, Texas, az IL o'clock noon
on Mopday, the LIST day OF April. 1901
and that the annual meeting of the board
Of directors of said company VIII be held
~ the same place and on the same day
immediately after the adjournment Of the
said annual meeting of tho stockholders
II. w. Cave, Secretary i.1-0I
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IN CONFORMITY with resolution OF the
board OF directors, tbs Young Mems Mu.
tlon, In process OF liquidation, the follow.
Ing properties are offered for sale on easy
terms. Sealed proposals viii be received
any or all bids reserved; perfect titles:
Block No. 80 and i've houses fronting on
Sixth street First ward; OF acres adj
Joining Houston and Texas Central rail
road, In the First ward: house and lot,
GG % feet, on Mckinney street, Third
ward; So acres adjoining Evergreen cema-
terry and fronting 2400 feet ON Galveston,
Houston aud Henderson railroad, 40 acres
on Slaughter Pei bayou. near Allen
Farm; % acres In Magnolia park, front
Ing on the bayou o blocks ~ lots, Young
Mems Addition. For further information
call upon or address the undersigned r.
u. Lubbock, President: o. G. Drew, See.
rotary. 5-i.ol
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WANTED Young men and ladies TO learn
biography. day and night classes, Hons.
ton Telegraph School. Mason building.
Houston y
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--25 shares Houston National
bank stock Mt Sl,i0; the hook value u
the stock is Sl.25. +. o. box l43, city.
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FOR SALE-lTwenty- one ncres OF land,
with new eight-room house, wind mill
and tank, situated IN the town OF Maria;
everything IN FIRST class condition. For
particulars address #, II. Glllett. Maria.
Tpxns. I'D
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INTENTIONAL fertilizer for flowers anu
Sgardcns; will bring best results, anal
wed at College Station: delivered at rea.
sonahle rates. New phone 1920, or ad
ddress 2iO3 Kane street. I
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SPECIAL. NOTICE Notice; The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the uous.
ton Electric Street Railway Company fhr
the election of directors and the trans
action of any other business that may
legally come before It, will Ne held nj
the office OF the company In the city OF
Houston on Tuesday. March II, 1901, at
lo;SO a. m. aud Immediately thereafter
the directors of said company win nso't
at the same place. A. y, Parlin prcsl.
dent, Houston, Texas, March + lnO1. IL
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MATCHES and clocks cleaned and re.
paired Cor soc; eyes tested and glasses
lit: also engraving done. 1909 Preston
avenue. e Z
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WANTED BY Allen Bros, Marlin. Texas
registered pharmacist, graduate pre-
over 30 years old; good salary to the
right man: write. 2
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

hermaid or general Homework. Address
Mary Hansen, Alvin, Brazoria county,
'rnNns 8
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A LADY wishes writing to do ut homo,
either German or English; copying manu-
scripts addressing envelopes, circulars,
etc. Address Mrs. Kate Caldwell, gen
eral delivery, city. 3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE-By
virtue Of an order OF sale Issued out OF
Inc honorable district court Nineteenth
judicial district OF the State OF Texas,
February. 1891, hy the clerk thereof, In
the case of the provident National Bank
OF Waco versus the Clawsou Lumber
company, a. j. Caruthers, j.. w. Mann
master commissioner directed and deliv.
cred, l Will proceed 10 sell Within the
hours prescribed by law for sherin's sales.
on the FIRST Tuesday In March. A, u. 1891,
II being the 9th day OF the month, before
the court house door, In the town OF Luf.
Kin, county OF Angelina. the following de,
scribed property, belonging to the Claw.
son Lumber Company. TO satisfy judg-
uonal Bank of Waco against said lumber
company and said Caruthers, Mann aud
owe, on the nth day Of December, 1900,
Tor the sum OF S3i,ui6.SS, together with
interest aud costs OF suit. viz: L. All
me lands belonging 10 the Clawson Lum-
Der Company, consisting OF about T21a
acres, more or less, all situated IN Al.
gclina conntys Texas. ., Also the mill
ana plant. about eight miles Of railway,
its supply OF merchandise and groceries,
and all other property of every kind and
character whatsoever. belonging to, ap
purtenan,. attached. used, or employed In
anu about the operation aud management
OF said mill, 1t being the intention to sell
and convey all property of every kind
belonging 10 said Clnwson Lumber Com.
pnny. !. Also logging contract made
ny the j, II. Bonner Timber Company 10
supply the Cawson Lumber Company
with ioDO,oO0 feet OF logs. No hid Will
I've received or considered unless $500 In
cash. or a certified check for said amount
by some solvent Texas bank, shall bc de.
posted with the undersigned az least
nm hour before the sale takes place. This
Sth day OF February. 1901. w, II. Watt,
Special Master Commissioner.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-First class barber Monday
morning. Thomas SAKE, Beaumont.
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT--Two nice partly furnished
front rooms and one furnished. lOQi
Travis street. u
FOR RENT--Three upfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 1903 Fannin
street.
THREE unfurnished rooms for light house.
keeping 10 parties without children, ref
erence, 1903 Preston avenue. 3
SIX DOLLABS per month; Two unfur
nished south rooms; close In; no chill
dren TO5 Crawford street.
ROOM FOR RENT-Bntler nat No. s. q
FURNISHED ROoMs-il09 CAPITOL. .
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM for two
Gentlemen; two blocks from Central
depot. G0i Glrard street. 3
TWO STORY house. eight rooms: will sell
or rent good location for boarding house.
Write at once 10 ]. Il. Rosberry. Whar
ton. Texas.
TWO COTTAGES--One four-room aud one
fve-room Inquire 1910 Houston avenue,
one block from street car line.
RICE LAND TO RENT have 400 acres
OF rich black rice land 10 rent: water
guaranteed; good nve-roeIn frame house
with chimney and cistcrn 10 20 With
land. Joseph Greer. Angleton. Texas y
SEVEN GROOM HOUSE. 1875 Lamar ave-
nue.. Apply slT San Jacinto street. 4
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WANTED no kTMT.

N,D-,iED Three rooms in private family,
with no children; must be well located;
Address 3105. this Office. =
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WANTED--Pastr cook and baker. Apply
at Hotel Bristol.
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TAILOR--An all round tailor 10 work by
the week, make vests md do bushllng;
only n good tailor and sober, steady man
need amply; good wages all year round.
j IL tack. Beanmont, Texas. u
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DRY OAK STOVE wOOD--At si.5S per
cord, $3.50 per half cord Why use green
stuff and lose your telnpery Knots. medl-
cord wood, full line Cudllppfs Mood
lard, corner Elysian and Liberty. New
phone 245. ii
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! LARGE, pleasant room, hot and cold
baths; good board; gentlemen or couple.
1O4 Crawford q
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-28
The Mac1liflists

Are asking their bosses TOT more pay and other concessions which they think they are entitled to. Well, ii their demands are just, we hope they will receive them, but if they are ask ing a little too much we hope they win meet their employers half way, and patch up matters so that both sides will be satisfied and happy. Say, we see the plumbers are going to ask their bosses for a little" more than they are receiving at the present time. We'll we don't know anything about their business, but the practical ex- perience we've had with them our selves; and you can take our word for 1t they always got everything thatwas coming to them, and a great sight more in the light we look at it. In reading their demands we find they only want to be carried to their work in a trolley car; now, how under the canopy of Heaven did they overlook the rubber tired hacks2 They are much more easy to ride in and the trolley only, runs on certain streets. However, when there is a demand made for more pay. shorter hours, more or less help. etc, the persons making such demands must use good Judgment by exercising their brain. Our tea, coffee and butter will help to keep that organ level and impar- tial. People using the kind of drinks we sell never get muddled. Our but ter this week is only 22 cents per pound at
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-28
AT VERYLITTLEPRICES

AT RYLITTLEPRICES 27-inch latest designs
 Foulards, from soc, 39c Lord 6 Taylor's Silk
 Capes for Waists and
 Dresses, from soc, 35c 24-inch Silks and Taf- fetas in some colors, 47c Rich, heavy corded
 Wash Silks, the 75c
 kind, 47c 20-inch Taffeta Dress
 and Waist Silks, all
 colors, the S9c kind, 67c Rich Satin Luxor and
 Peau de Soie Dress,
 Silks, from $1.25, 97c 27-inch fine Taffeta
 Dress Silks, value
 $1.50, 97c 27-inch extra heavy all
 satin duchess high
 lustre Dress Silks,
 from $1.5O. $1.00
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-28
PHELzN.s' STORE li Broadway, = Tel Call 1892,
NOW FOR
 FLOWS.

Flowing time will be here sooner that we realize,t then you will want a blow and want IL right away.
 We're prepared for these 1. ewant-it-right-away" orders. Plow selling is not a side line with us; it's one of our special ties. More than 100 blows in stock now-eight different makes, thirty-seven different styles and patterns, from the small one-horse blow to the la bor saving sulky blows.
 Such leading makes as Syra- cuse, Arlington, Oliver, Rox- bury. Southbury, Excelsior and Beleher & Taylor make up this complete stock. Prices start at $5 and run to $45.
 'TWould be hard to find aI- other stock it's equal, for variety and completeness, hereabouts. This large stock means large buying, large selling, means low selling, means lower prices to you, not on blows alone but on any article in the implement line. Come to plow headquarters this year. A postal brings a plow catalogue.
 P. ). BOL AN,
 9D-93 Bank Street.