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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11
WASHINGTON STREET.
Baldwin street, easterly.

BaTUWTH sITttI, EasIVT1y.
 North Side-Saint Francis Xavier church corporation. no assessment; es- tate of Thomas Donahue, (passway) S34.35: estate of Thomas Donahue Rose Donahue, life use) Christine F.. Somers, F. James F. Somers, A, Rose r. Donahue. A, $217.50.
 South Side-Saint Francis Naviers church corporation, $126.00; Mary A. Winters, S60.00; Michael Wrenn, S6O.OO
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11
CHRISTMAS Is Coming a Flying.
 Are You Ready?

This store is full of useful presents for men and boys. Here are a few of the sensi- ble presents for them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11

We have a large line at prices that will make your Xmas money go a long way,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11
fryFRIEs SHOULD BEWARE

It is reported that since Jeffries Deat Ruhiin the champion has looked con- 1inuous1y on wipe of Yariegafed cOlol's. He better be careful. as Jim Jeffortls 5s coming along at fast clip.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11

On November 27. the day before .iie bstfle befween Terry MeGoyeFn and Younz corbett a4 Hartford. sent an.f had published in ali tlaa newspapers in fhe large cities a challenge on behalf of Hugh 1IcPadden of Brooklyn to t1e winner of tiRe boxing match nt HafS- ford. agreeing fo post any amount ef money t:sat the wtHHiRg man shoull demand Up 10 the present ] have rs.- .ceired no reply to fisis cila3ieAse. which also was announced in the 35Rg ~lsh fso1h men present. I claim that Me Paddea aas more right fo box for fhe 1ffze rf ehaeapion than any other man. he never hasfsx been defeated- He is
 without doubf fiie true feafherweight champion. I know that the sporting .oublic can seen that so-caAed cham @s<ons are always willing to take on ~...re prey. anu always lhnve some fH >.<zer for refusing to meet sa good m;ii- > ghr mot have Dave Sullivan meet Me 1,.,l 1en nisl C dfl1ett meet the winner. =. n. ->,len is a 11G to 122 pound boxer. {. ..- ,-.. < sl1 let Dave Sullivan weigh ' ial' ,'.- '...,. .f. Ss. box him .cn any terms he ....''. .....'<. D. sJ. BRUCE.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11
SYLVAN AVENUE.

North Side-Maria Kinnerney, S2S. 50; John Donahue, S137.7S; James Wall, S102.90, estate of Ann Weis, S131.T0.
 South Side-Edward McDonald S1S15; James Flynn, $264.56; James Flynn, S30.15: Annie Morriss, $75.O0 James Wall. $174.1a
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11

WEST MAIN STREET. Leavenworth street to Church street South Sides Saint Johns parish, nc assessment; Greene Kendrick, $220.6 .62; estate of Martha Kendrick, Frederick Kingsbury. trustee, S1S5.39; the Co lonial Trust Co, SS2.50.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11


 North side-Philip Hamel, $55.3S; Catherine Hynes Smith, $63.0O, Fred erick B. Rice. S305.99; Robert w. Hill, $1S9OO.
 South Side-Mary k. and George I. Barnes. 67.50; Mathilda Louisa John son, S65.52; Patrick F. Farrell, $73.41; Cora C. Schumacher, S62. .25; Michael !. Cain, $61.50; Frederick B. Rice, S124.- 59; William E. Roberts. $62. .72; George k. Ford. $45.75.
 The above assessments become due and payable December 16. 1901, and are payable at the office of the collec- tor of taxes, William E. Thoms, room 20, Odd Fellows building, North Main street. Waterbury. Conn.
 Attest:
 MICHAEL J. RYAN, City Clerk.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-11

The score of the Rivals -Triangles game was as follows:
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
A SPRAINED. ANKLE QUICKLY
CURED.

CAT one time suffered from seve-
re sprain OF the ankle" says Geo. E
Cary, editor Of the Guide, Washington
Va. "After using several we'll recon-.
mended medicines without success,
tried Cbamberlain's Pain Balm. AMI
am pleased to say that relief came ss
soon as began its use and complete
cure speedily folio wed. This remedy
has also been used In mY family 70,
froet bitten feet with the best results.
l cbeerfuily recommend its use to ali
who NAV need frat class liuimsut.'
Sold by l. N. Bishop, Druggist.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
HOW'S ThISr
May 10, /

We offef One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catsrrh that oan-
not be .oured by Halls Catsrrh Cure,
r. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
+, j. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in ell business transactions, and 1nsn-
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale druggists,
Toldo, o.
WaldiDg Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
ally, actiuG directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 700, per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. HALLS
Family Pills are the best.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
LOOKING TO 1904

The Kansas City Star is an indspen-
dent paper much moro given to
literature ard practical Affairs than tC
politics, but its leanings have never
been democratic. 1t is an indepe dent
republican psper of very high class,
being the best afternoon paper west OF
the Mississippi, and there are few as
good anywhere. Because or Its POSI-
sion and high standing, The Age-Her-
aid gives here one one OF its recent ar
ticles, believing 1t has been reading the
handwriting on the wall:
The discussion Of presidential can.
didates for 1904 by the republicans Is
not only premature, but Is getting the
cart before the horse. In the next
national campaign Is ues will count for
much more than men, Tie first thing
fJr both republicans and democrats to
do IL to agree upon platform. 1.-THE
republicans affirm their allegis nee TO
the tariff and thus declare the mse Ives
he champions of the trusts, it W Ill not
make much difference who their candi
date may be, unless, the democrat
should decide with characteristic stupis
dlty, to put another declaration of faith
like the one it adopted at Kanaas City
In 1900.
With all due respect to the genius Of
democracy for doing the wrong tbioR
at the right time, third rial of Bryan
ism is hardly conceivable. This alone
could give the repabl cans the shadow
OF a hope of succeeding on a protcct lion
platform. If the democrats should cor
ttnue their fight on the flag In 1904 and
renew their clsmor for silver, and the
republicans should align themselves
with the trusts, il is difficult to predict
what would happen. 1t would be tough
lines for the country and rational and
patriotic voters would be driven to the
remedy OF an independent movement.
II is almost past belief, though, that
the democrats have learned nothing by
their two successive def sats as the ad-
vocates of negation, and the prospects
OF reorganization of the party on or$
thodox lines are sufficiently promising
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Tax Receiver DubbeEiy wi hes TO sJ
to the tax pSysTs who hsve:the imDYes.
sion that the a'ses'msute made By The
city Of Brunswick, 10 sufficien. for stats
and county re urns, but 10 fact, is nc:
and for the benefl. of these, be vii
hold open HE books 10Th day OF Juoe
1901, for euoh raturne TO come In and
save double tax. Office at Uolson
Hardware Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Advertisements of legal sales In Jac' =
sonville read that the sales should take
place "at the court house door. Mon
day was the day for the sales, but there
was no court house door. After con.
sultiDg the best legal talent, the sheriff
decided that the ruins of the burned
court house was the proper place.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

The Atlanta Journal thinks q better
plan tor South Carolina might be to sc>
Dept those resign tions and simply G.
1t on the Delaware plan. for while
AWAY.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
A SUPERB GRIPICURE.

JOhnson's Tonic is superb grip cure
Drives out every trace of grip poison
from the system. Does itquick. With
In an hour it enters the blood and be-
gins to nautralIZe the effects of the
poison. Within a day it places a grip
victim beyond the point of danger.
Within a week. ruddy oheeks attest
return of perfect health Price 30
cents II IL cures. Ask for JohnsOn's
Chill and Fever Tonic. Take nothing
aIse
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
TIE GREAT sCOURGE

Of modern times is consumption. Many cures
and discoveries from time to time are published
but Foley's Honey and Tar does truthfully
claim to cure all cases in the early stages and
always affords comfort and relief in the very
worst cases Take no substitutes. W. J. Butt
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
Cotton.

Every farmer in Georgia knows that
cotton must have plenty of sunshine
and must be so managed rs not to over.
task the land by requiring so much of
its strength for the stalk that there will
not be enough left to nourish the fruit
The plants must not be allowed to
come up too close together, for in that
case there will be too much shade and
too much of the plant will run to stalk.
Be sure 60 clean out the cotton well,
thinning out so that the young plants
may be from 10 inches to feet apart in
the drill, being controlled as regards
distance by the fertility of the land
OF course the intelligent farmers ex.
perience, obtained by years of careful
planting and attention, will greatly aid
him in his decision as to the proper dis
tance.
The great thing to be desired Is that
the stalks when grown shall barely
meet in the row. Then the plants will
be In condition TO secure the strength
of the land for the fruit, and the av.
erage production to the acre will be in
creased.
o. B. STEVENS, Commissioner
May 10, 1901. d
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

The New York Evening Post says the
more tie supreme court decision Is stud
led the less satisfaction 1t gives to any
body
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Dewitta Little Early Kisers search the
Femotest + rts of the bowels and remove
the impuri speedily with no discom-
ford. They re famous for their efficacy
Easy to take ever grippe. W. J. Butts.s
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

You sfe much more ..lisbsle to desease
wheB ! our liver and bowels do not act
prop ". Dewitt's Little Early Risers re
go because OF disease, W. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Atlanta aud her three enterprlsing
dailies are certainly behind the times.
No oil has been discovered In Georgia.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Try the new remedy for oostivsness,
Chamberlain Stomsoh ma Liver
Tablets. Every box gaurenseed. Price,
% cents. For sale By l. N. Bishop.
Druggist.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
PLANT SYSTEM SCHEDULE.

To take ff.ot IL :0l a. M. Sundas
May f6. 1901.
Leave Brunswick 6 80 a. N. aud
2 80 p m.
Arrive Brunswick $50 a m. and
7.30 .. m.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Old Sol Is now getting In his June
work,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

The Ice man wore broad smile yea
terdaY.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

In very strong letter to Governor
McSweeny, TillmAn has Withdrawn his
resigoation.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
Plant Peas Now.

Now is the time to plant your peas,
between the rows Of corn. or. II you
have land to spare and prefer 1t. In a
field apart. Our soil produces no better
crop. 1t enriches the land on which 1t
growsi the succulent peas afford excel
lent food for stock and also for the ia.
BILE, besides the pea vine makes an ex.
Cellent hay when 1t has been properly
cured and housed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Miss Mamie Smith, Middlesboro, KY. writes /:
"My little sister had the Group very bad. gave
her several doses Of Foley's Honey and Tar and
he was Instantly relieved, 1t saved her life.
w. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

to cause the republicans to turn their
attention TO ths:limIta.ions and weak
mesa Of their organiza,ion and the elm.
instien ofthe2 heresies which make II
vulnerable. - ----------------
Until that is done the discussion Of
Candidates may be properly postponed
YA0S1fT T11~
since IL is doubtful whether william
Jennings Bryan himself could land q
high tariff republican in the White
House at the nsxt national election -
Birmingham Age Herald.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
TO SUBSCRIBERS:

ARTHUR Il. LEAvY - Editor
holland A. MULLINS, Business Manager
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

( The Tissues Call Will be delivered by carrier
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scriptons payable in advance. Failure to re-
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ofice. Address all communications to.
THE TIMEs-CALL,
Bruuswick Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
EARLY Cultivation Of Corn.

In these early days of May most Of the
corn has been planted. and now care must
be taken to give 1t proper cultivation.
EARLY working. so that no grass or nox-
ious weeds may hinder the growth of
the tender stalks, Is the essential thing
for the expected harvest. Good and
faithful work now and careful suporvi.
sion of the hands employed viii give
your corn d good start, and the same
kind of work persevered In to the end
will, with favorable seasons. secure a
paying crop.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07
Diversity Your Crops.

We have uttered many warnings
against planting too large an acreage OF
cotton. OF course no warning which is
unheeded by the majority Of planters
can result in immediate good; but the
repeated exhortations on this line have
been sent forth with the hope of some
day bringing about among southern
planters such cooperation as will de-
liver them from their present thraldom
to Inscriptions spectators.
But encouraging progress is evidenced
by the rapidly increasing number OF
those who raise sufficient home supplies
to make them independent of the west
ern corn crib and western pork and beef.
On many a farm the well.stored smoke
house and commodious barn filled with
the In. gathering from the fertile fields
bears testimony to the thrift and enter
prise Of the owner, whose pride It is to
point out to the visitor at his hospitable
home not only his fields of snowy cot
WILL buV hASO uAb piObN hOAOo VA WI A.
wheat, oats and other grains. the luxu-
RANT grass or pea vines just ready for
the hay maker, his garden planted with
many kinds Of vegetables suggestive OF
varied and wholesome fare, and his pas
ture beautified by carefully reared stock
of the finest breeds.
AS the proprietor of an estate Hike this
sits at sunset on some little spot Of ele.
waited ground, with delighted eye he
views the landscape DER. and to his ear
there comes the distant music of the
tinkling bells us his lowing herds "wind
slowly Ger the lea - Then, as he turns
his footstep homeward and hears as he
draws nigh, the cheerful song of his
wife and the merry voices of his chill.
dren, he knows there are loving eyes
that will greet him ut the door aud look
brighter for his coming.
Diversity your crops; practice econ
omy and thrift; make every cultivated
acre pay. Then, even though your farm
may now DO small and an humble COT
tage your home. the day may come
when competence will reward your Ia.
bors. With fertile fields and an attrao-
tive home. there will be no trouble
about keeping your ambitious boys on
the farm.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-07

Until that is done the discussion of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
The paper with largest circulation inthe island
Este per6dico es ell de mas circulation en- a !sla
Secci6n cientifica
El tabaco y sus propiedades

En- vindicaci6n del producto que nos ocu-
pa combatendo los que aseguran que 81 fu.
mar produce dolencias locales, mantle ia el
erudito doctor Malhall reputable m6dico de
Londres, que ell ordinario uso del cigarro no
ha causado iamas e mas leve daiio 6gano
alguno que los efectos generates en- IN -uje-
to saudable, no son dignos de tenerse en cuen-
ta.
Algo mas otro facultativo afamadN, ell
doctor Jankou, autoriza ell tabaco en- las en-
fermedades CASTRO intestinaes, 10 aconseja pa
ra las afeccones del pulm6n, igual que en- ell
periodo inicial de la tuberculosis, permiten-
doles a los que sufren del coraz6n, aplrar dos
tres puros al dia, y en- los convalecentes,
donde 10 hallan contra indication marcada.
Volvendo al do,t Malhall, t6canos con-
sgnar Que asf como a6rma los fumadores
adultos, que son supuestos los daiios del taba-
CO, advlerts que eS peligrosisimo para las per-
sonas muy jovenes, porque irrlta ell sistema
neryioso, sendo esa entire otras causas, ell mo-
two en- que base ha POGO la Academia de Bru-
seas su terminate lnforme prohbendo ell fu-
mar cigarros los memories de diez seis amos.
Cumpe nuestro prop0sito agregar en-
obseouio del tabaco, las interesantes observa
clones llevadas cabo por el ilustre doctor
Fassinari, con que rehabilita la costumbre
que merec6 serios castigos de Amurat lV y
del duuue de MoscoVia.
Varios son los experimentos del se1or Fas.
sinari, uno de elos consstl6 en- hacer pasar ell
humo de un cigarro cigarrillo q una camara
tornado por dos embudos engastados, en- la
Que hallabase suspendida por medic de un hilo
de platno, una faja de tisd de limo crudo, en-
bebido con e cultivo de un microbo que Sc
deseaba estudiar
El contacto 10 hacfa durar ell autor por
espacio de treinta trenta cinco minute;
consumi6ndose en- ese transcurso de tempo
cinco gramos de tabaco; asf las cosas, dej6 cael
con cudado ell tlsG en- un tubo de cultvo que
contenfa gelatina nutritiva esterelIzada, no
tando entonces el sagaz investigator, que e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17

humo de tres clases de cigarroS, detenfa com
pletamente el desarrollo de los microbes y
hasta destrufa del todo los bacilos Gel c0lera
morbo asiatico, de Finkler y Prior, y los de la
fiebre tifoidea, propedad que comprob6 evil
dentemente pues replti6 varils veces sus In
vestigacones siempre con resultados satisfac-
tori0s por 10 que cerciorado de los hechos pu-
blic6 sus interesantes inquisiciones.
Hacienda ell senior Fassinari estulos com
paratiYos del humo de los cgarrlos de los
puros en- los microbes, demostr6 que ell efecto
de los prmeros sobre los micro ORGANISING es
pequeiio, en- tanto que ell de los segundos es
efcaz porque imueren en- ese medic
Sentade 10 que precede, dice tambi6n mu-
cho en- favor del tabsco, 10 que expone la re-
vista iDglesa The Lancet, en- uno desus dtimos
ndmeros escrlta por afamados galenos.
clay que reconocer que el tabaco es I'm
auxiliar de gran valor para ell hombre que ira
baja mucho come POGO, segdn las ooserva-
clones hechas, la manera de prestar su acci6n
tan ben6dca planta, eS calmando ell cerebro
humane con sus recOnocidas cualidades seda-
twas 2roporcionando sueno tranquiIo aquien
sufre, cOsa muy importante, cuando los indivi-
viduos 10 tienen la alimentaci6n sufciente.7
Ell tabaco fumado con moderation, ocupa
como restaurador de las abatdSs energlas ffs
cas- morales, en- los sugetos sometdos gran
des privaciones sufrimientos.
Aboga asf mismo en- obsequlo del productC
considerando de buen tono en- la 6poca de Jai
me de Inglaterra, ell peri6lico Woman (mu-
jer) de la Gran Bretaha, en- cuyas columna
sus preciosas redactoras SO deciden, por mayo
ria abrumadora, en- ell semitic de que e belt
sexo no debe privarse del placer de la hsla
gadora Influenza que proporcionan los clgarri
Hos, mirandolos como remedio de la postraci6l
| TO ntO ia n
una dana respectable acaba de morir en- WoS
certer, los 109 amos de edad, que fum6 en- pI
pa desde su nhez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
No las admite

Ell gobornador del Estado de Carolina del
Sur no ha querido admitir las renuncias pre-
sentadas por los dos senadores antagonistas
Tillman Mac Laurn, dandoles tempo para
que consideren ell paso que ntentan dar.
Obedecen dichas renuncias la larga luz
cha que viene sosteni6ndose entire los dos e2-
presados senadores Para ponere t6rmno, de-
jan sus puestos y someten sus diferencias .po-
liticas sus ectores. Estos decidiran, su
iucio, cua de los dos esta en- 10 cierto
AmboS son dem6cratas, y las causas de sus
diferencias son las nedidas apoyadas por Nc
Laurent sobre un subsidlo de emharqIe So
bre la expansion politica de la administration,
a las que Sc opone radcalmente Tilmau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
Boda curiosa
Francisco E. Montanez.

Dice un peri6dico que en- Chavaguez-en-
Pailiers, La Vend6e, Sc verified ti|timamente
un matrimonio como hay pocos afortunada-
mente.
Los dos c6nyuges son sordo.mudos, Y sor
do-mudos fueron tambien ell padrino y la ma
drina que tomaron parte en- el acto, vi6ndose
la autordad en- aprietos para leerles y hacer
les entender las formulas usuales que la ley
exige.
En- el baile que sigui6 la ceremonial, la
orquesta fu6 dirigida por un cego, entire los
concurrentes Sc contaban tambien numerosos
sordo.mudos.
He aquf-dIce el colega comentando la no.
ticia-unos esposos que seguramente formaran
un hogar feliz, porque-aflade con un ingenio-
so iuego de palabras-<ls meileure mani6re
de s'entendre, est de ne pas s'entendre,1 La
mejor manera de estar de acuerdo es no oirse
Dunca,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
Decoration day.

El 80 de Mayo dltimo, celebr6 ell pueblo de
los Estados Unidos la festividad de ese nombre,
que consiste en- pagar un tribute los seres
amsdos y q los patriotas benefactores que
mureron, y rendires cuto en- sus tumbas La
fiesta de las flores pudiera llamarse, porque
con profusi6n Sc colocan en- los cementerios
donde reposan los restos, en- los parques DON
de ucen estatuas que perpet6an sagradas me-
morias.
Estos actos, sencillos candorosos, revelan
la moral de un pueblo, En- peregrinaci6n fue'
ron los designaios, comis6n de las patrioticas
sociedades para llevar ofrendas forales, con
aromas de amor, por Mount Vernon, donde
esta la tumba de Washington, ell padre de la
patria; por Springfield, donde reposa Lincoln,
ell que romp6 las cadenas del esclavo, por
Riverside Park, donde estan los restos de Grant
ell salvador de la Union.
iFelces los pueblos que saben honrar
sus muertos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-17
PARA IT soLA
sHommes dursI Vie
atroCe ct laide d'ici, ,bas"
Paul Verlaine SageSSe.

Ouien, al Verte, imagtna
que themes escoudldes tantas penas,
tn. siempre tan risuef1a que parece
one con tu rostro placido condemns
todo aouelo que abate que entristece
Y anoche me contabas,
en- Ell sofa tendida muellemente,
inclinada la frente,
10 mucho que sufrfas,
10 mucho que lorabas
baio tus aparentes alegrfas.
-SMi vida es un in6erno-me decfas
con dolorido acento;-
es Ia lastima tai que por mf siento
cuando en- mis- horas negras refexiono
en- esta soledad en- que Sc abisma
mi iuventnd va mustia decadente,
Que quisiera morirme de repente
8 perder la conciencia de mi misma
Odlo los hombres, odlo la existencis,
v la hora maldigo,
en- que al mundO me echaron, porque e mundo,
de Quebrantar sus reglas en castigo,
hnge mirarme con desden profundo l.
en- tu cara de muerta
en- tu mirada incerta,
f]otaba como un velo de locura
yo mudo, entretanto,
eniugaba tn lanto
Saborpsndo contigo tn amargura.
La miseria, enc nga de la vida;
tu complexion ardiente soliadora;
la luiuTis del hombr', que persigue
a la yirtud hermosa desvallda,
como ell perro de caza
persigue mata la indefensa lebre
obedecendo instintos de la razs,
te empuiaroE al vicio en- que hoy te anega
Y, cansada del vicio, al fin reniegas,