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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

character aud Eoad citizenship az
gemrs.Hiuua o. business enterprise
aHd ifidh iJusl amhltiaa.
PASADENA. Cal MAY S-The
president called on Mrs Garfield and
ehAIted with her faf fifteen minutes.
lie made q speech fram the review
iuE stand at che fiiKa school pne
Thousand utt,e children GROW ued
With reses. passed la review before
him.
Los ANGELES. cal May A.
fsfam Rtiianda down g. t.os AnEolea
q Vas one continuous ovation ttf
President Roosevelt Every station
waa crowded with children with
Neaatha 90 flowers la their hands,
aaa with cheering men and wouirH,
Minute ators were made az Cultnui
Pomona and other points along the
Nay.
Al The station here the party was
met b the citlseus eamuiiltvs and
many distinguished peeple from All
over California. An sssoft % ~ slls
teFy and several COMPANIES - init
TIA. acting as an rsVUft. had dlttle
eatY in clearing The pssasEs throush
the ennfmoga efaa Dc snd eetsastt-
inx the distinguished visitors 90 the
hutal. In the rptuuda - the hotel
the mayor u taN Angeles foruiAiif
greeted the chief executive and 80
lr.asa a. Ain tho ffuestoni - Tho city.
IL hts address he recalled the rather
ODD euineidencr that e as ON THIS
sanse aAte three years asu that los
Angeles had extended welcome 70
President RuoseYaits distinguished
predecessor. William Mekinlcy The
president responded In an spproprss
Ate speech. and then held a short
pablie reception h the psf. % she
hotel
fshIu aftrrneaa the presidential
PARTY witnessed a fthrAi parade aud
battle "a fioN rfs. a sight 20 - sen
...... -. nlan Ia III. Naria but ID lhla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09


CNARFNONT Cal Nay S-Ihe
president reached elaremout az ?
u'eloek and drove q Pomona cotisse'
Nhsre be addressed The students
The Cleveland GfaNs. who are "
this part 81 the country on AZ eNcWte
xien. arr the maddest crowd 90 men
in California today They afrsused
an itinerary 60 connect With the
presiaent al every stop frcfn NrN
Ne0ieo O. san Ffa ueisea. They ket
u Riverside yesterday and az niEht
announced that thsS Neula gcrpaln
uuta Tits maruins then So up the
FuAA it6si ahead 81 lust behind the
president. The Officials - ths rad
esat a tip from the presidents eecres
tary that the CievelsHdefN' continual
presence VAS not quite - walooms
a. flowers IN spring. and ORDERS
we're AZ once issued % take their
special cut 81 Riverside last Night
IN vain the ttFsys asserted tfai shsN
uere not ready q leave IL VAS a
esss - e. VITA the train then o. So
sosias without a train They went
~ TIRE way ts f.0sssaFz college sAs
presidential procession WaE ecn-
hArsfed With roseE ~ school chli3ren
trawa az On either side q thr street,
grse president caught several ffaE-
rsns snlssas ard hurried them hack
At che children College students
gave him a Harvard vel when NJ
reached the stand IN froat - she
huiiding he made fifteen minute
sp~~ea, dwpiiinE aI-1n thF fvee -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

RIVERSIDE cal. Nav S-On the
va t. the railroad Station fron the
hoHHI this naofHlHE PRESIDENT
Roosevelt planted an aranEv tree ln
the oleaNooi sroanda. The tfvv -
eue af thc two original naNela sent
& tsaHfafnla hs the agricultural de
pagtment yvars ago aud from which
an seefiras oranges new grown IN
tha state havc duseenacd lat ntHht
the arrsidtpt WAS eiXvu a handsome
bsak ef Vows q RiNefeits bound IN
leather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
- : :
ITO non MARcha
1g non mAaoHG RoaDHorr . co.
ssfa dfs. ALI Silk Ribbons

MANUFACTURERS STOCK AT ABOUT HALF
This which bought sacrifice consists of ALL Iane'a
Ribbons choose
all the delicate shades; all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
SIN 8im0bett geitOr6cn.
MinionGr Glart's S6piegertO4ter
tonnte nt6t qerettet tperDen.

Suite, Mont., 2. San. - 6rau
8m. q. Glarf, Die G4piegertO4ter
BON Senator Glart, pel6e am 2. Oe@
8em6er einem &nuben, Dem eriten
mdnnli6en GnfelfinDe .0e8 Senators,
ba5 Qa6en CAB, lit bier geitor6en. Sic
mar trdnt felt @eburt Oes Gtn0es,
Sin babies DuBeno Qer3te paren an
i6rem &runfen6ette Die gauge 3eit
u6er. 0et6na9ten f9ien tie ith auf
Ter 8eferung gu 6:finOen, betam aber
einen Riidfaq uno Oann gtng e5 nit
i6r 6erga6.
7rau Glurt mar bic Satin bes
iinqiten @o6ne5 be8 Gsnator5, mel
der lie DDr 3pet Sa6ren Rsirut4ete.
Sic mar Die 3o4ter zines MunneS,
Der bier Sabre lang cine 8irt6I6aft
betrie6. SroBoem ia6en bic Starts
bic 6eirat6 ni6t al5 Me8uuiance an.
Senator Glarf I6entte feiner S4pie>
gerto6tsr. 100000 CUR 9o93eit uno
Der 8rdutigam iel6it Dere6rte ibr Elm
observation-disclosures, Oas $4,000 g~etoItet
bate. Senator Glart'5 &inOer iinO
ale Der6etrat6st rnO Der StOra tebrte
Bel alien me6rFa8 elm, bra4te u6sr
nur MGo9sn. Der alte 9err tReilte
Oann ieinen &in6ern nit, 0a8 erite
mGnnli6e @nteltirD, pel6eS oas0i4t
Der Delt er6lite, perOe DON inn cine
Winion Dollars ge76entt er6altsn.
Der @rfge6orsne Der 8irt65to6ter
mar bas gliitlide 8abp, pel4e5 oiefs
MiQion er6ielt. Q6er e mar bod
fein gliidstinD, benin feline 9eburt
foQte Der Mutter 0us 2ebsn toiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
,51li6rr i'm Icb.

3pei Staliener pegen 8erausga6ung
foli6er 6iinfoouornoten perbaftet.
- Waren nit 9ol6 uno Repolz
Der bepaffnet.
m : 0ort, 2, Sanuar.-3nsi
Staliener, 8eioe aus 0epz0orf, tpurz
ben am g%eujabr8tage in 0ontor8 unz
ter Der 2tntIage Der gerau5ga6ung
pOn fuIf6em 4apiergelO, nGmIi4
5iirfoouarnote1, Der6aftet. 8eioe paz
rem nit gfeDol0ern unD 9ol6mefern
bepaffnet, oo3 lieBen Ie it4 BON benz
Rebolper bes Boli3iiten, Der i6nen duF
Der StraBe gegenii6er trat, einI6i4>
tern urb p6ne peiteren 0i0eritano
per6aften. 8utrolmQnn W2do0en pa
trouiQirte geraOe an Der Main@Str.,
ais er benn9ri4tigt purbe, DAP Orat
SStaliener in einem bsna6burten 2aben
falf6eS 9apiergel0 in 3a6tung gegez
BEN bitten. @r ging na9 Dem 2d0en
uno lieB bic &t6tung ange6en, in Der
bic Qeute fo~rtgegungen naren. 4u6
gab man inn cine 3iemli3 genaue
8erIonal 8ei6ret6ung oe5 Srio8.
Del 9oli3tit mar nod nift melt gsS
qanqen, ais er bic brei Staliener aus
einem Qnberen Qaoen tommen fab. gr
nG6arte ii8 linen unauffduig, bod
faum Bate er ie argeIprO6en, ul5
aud f9on elmer Don linen mad Der
o8epolOertaf8e" griff. Sn OemIeI6en
Qugen6lt6e bate Der 9oIi3iit ieiren
8epolber ge3ogen, mas cine magii4e
Wirtung auf ben Mann ausi6te.
5&neQ lpie Der 8liB mar er in ben
rG3ften 6au8flur geI9liipft unO entz
fam, pGbrenO feline 6eiOen 8euofen,
troBoem lie, ME cine ipdtsra 8iIitaz
tipn t6rer SaI6en ergu6, bepaffnet
tparen, fi6 o6ne ben geringiten Biz
6erItanD abfi6ren lieBen. 3nei nadz
qema9te 8elbi9eina unb cine Quuns
titGt eAten 8elDes tpur0en in i6rem
8eitB gefunOen uno e6enio Ritdfd9rtz
3ifets mad g}ep>Yort. Der brittle
M}ann, Der enttommsn mar bate eli
nen naAgema6tsn 8eloi3ein Derloz
rem, Der IpGter DON Der Poli3ei gefunz
ben nur0e. 8eioe NrreItanten tpsiz
gerten fi6 b~artnddig, lire Ramen an
3uge6an. 0as 8ureau bss 8unOesz
8ebeim6isnites purOe bena4ri4tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

ciQen in ni8t Tteriliiirtem 8runnenz
po7er b0dtens 10 Sage le6en bIeiz
ben. Sic 7terben UNI 70 f4nsQer a6,
ie 606sr bic 3emperatur lit. 0ieIe Rez
Iultate ertlGrsn fi8 Ouruus, DAB Die
SDp6us : 8aciuen no6I in eriter 2iz
ME Paraiiten finb, Die nur i4per ia
p~ropbptiI4 gu eriitiren Derm0gen uno
Dem Sample nit Den 8aferbatterten
in tur3er 3eit gum Opfsr faaen.
9a8 einfa6ite 9erfa6ren CUR Sob
tung Der 3ppbu5 8aciQen beite6t oas
rim, baB man oa5 @ofer to4t uno
nenigitens 10 Minuten lang i'm Sic
ben an6GIt, 0aour4 tperoen aqeSnz
fett~ipnserreger fi8er %get0Otet, aber OoS
10 be6anceIts 0aFer bat audi Oiel BON
Ieinem Doblgsi6mad eingebiBt un0
f6medt nu6 benz Grtalten fade.
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ubsr3eugt.
ReD gOrf, 2. Sunuar. - Die
tiir3li9 in g6icago gemu4te r@ntoez
dung" oaB GitronenIaft Die im3rintz
na7er ent6aItsnen 8aciGen t0Ote, BAT
ben 8afteriologen beS Sc unob2itsz
antics, Or. %. 8. 9arf, gu @rpertz
menten nit Gitronenfuft ul5 bos OeSz
inficirenbe Mittel BEL Der p~rop6plottiz
i6en 8s6unblung bss Sppbus DerUn@
laBt. Sine mifro8topii4e l1nter1uz
dung Der Spp6us : 8aciIen : 8ultu~
rem, bic nit GitronenIoft be6un0elt
nuroen, ergub, oaB berielbe 3fpdr bic
MitroorgoniSmen tObtet, Dab a6er
ni6t nur ie6r bel Gi%troneniaft, ion@
bern uu6 cine gu LANCE 3eit n0t6ig
1T, nm proftif6e 3eTultate 3u er3ie>
len. Die @rperimente, pel4e Or.
8art angeIteQt, baden oeFen frii6ere
negatipe Nngubsn ii6er bic 8irtiamz
felt Der SGure BEL Der Brop6nlure Be-
fGtigt. Na9oem cine fiinfpro5enttge
Q0funq bes Gt~troneniaftes eine Babe
6tun0e lang in WirfIamfstt gelpeien
mar, nuren nod ni4t aae 8aciQen
%get0btet porben.
SD babe mid Der @6icdgO'er ngntz
bedung" gegeniiber OOm 4nFange an
ffeptif6 ber6alten, babe aber in benz
6oipital am SuBe Der Sf~16.S traBe
unterfu9ungen pOrgenommen. Die
,3abl Der in elmer 8ultur Dor6anoenen
Spp6us : 8a3iQsn purOe in Der lib
Gi6en Weife mittelTt Der W1itrpmeter@
SCALA feItgeiteGt unO bann SRetle Der
Rultur in peri9isoene Pro6irglGier
pldcirt. @inem S6eile Der Slider
puroe cine FiinFpro3entige Gitronenz
TAFT 267ung, einem anOeren etne einz
p~ro3entige uno einam Oritten cine Elm
3e6ntslpro3entige 20iung 3ugeieBt.
Nu6 5, 10, 20 unb 30 Minuten nurz
be ie Elm 36,il Der &uIturen mitros~
fopii9 unteriu4t."
Nus @6icdgo fpurbe beri6tet, 6aB
Elm S6sel0ffcl OOG GitronenIaft fir
Elm babies Sr%intglas pOG Nufer gez
niige. Or, 9urt fanO, buB na4 einz
6~albfiinbiger @inpirtung elmer flint
~pro5entigen 2Diung Der @Gure, D. b.
% 36eel0ffsl fir ieoes balbgefiiate
@las Wufer nod ni4t ale SpPRus@
8aciaen getDotet naren. Sn ben&ulz
turen, Die nit elmer einpro5entigenGO>
funq be6anbelt fporben Ddren, befdns
ben fi6 mad 30 Minuten etpa Elm
6iinftel Der friiberen 8acinenmengen
nod am 2eben uno 8acilen, Die nit
lem Spp6userreger groBe 4eRnli4tett
6aben, paren mad 4blduf elmer ball
ben 5tunce in elmer 5@pro5entigen20s
Iung md am 2e6en. 8eriu4e, bic
fpegen Der groBen &ebnli6feit 8aRlrets
der anferer 8atterienarten nit ben
Spp6us : 8aci1en re6t i4pierig iino.
BADEN erQeben. DaB bic Spphus 8a@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

freunoli6er 4ustauT6 BON Gompliz
menten, unb 4rGIioent RooieDelt err
Iu4te ben @eianOten, bic @liidpiin@
f6e 3u erntOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Nrhnn in Rerifn.

6tubtM ertfo, 2. Sanuar. =
8iQium s. 8rpan lit nit isiner 6a@
mile pon 8era Gru3 3uriit8ete1rt
uno begie6t fi8 beute nab Gem ytor@
ben. 8iel Sntersfe bate fir i4n Die
96utIa6e, oaB DieIe junge 4meritaner
nit tletnem Ropital It4 in rer troPtz
iden Gegsno W}erito'5 ais Pfian5:r
nieberqeIaFen baben. 8enn aud DIE
briIanten Qusi6ten Der trOPtiden
Qunbpirt6I6aft i6ren @inorud aaf
i'm ni6t perIagt bdben, 10 1T er oOG,
ME er ertldrte, nit ieiner tletnen
Tarm an Der S~taotgren5e 2intolns
9ebrasta, pOuauf 3ufrieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
ganfiers unb Matler.

HAMBLETON & CO. Q South.str.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO. II SouthsStr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON Est. 1922
Fayettc=Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD d, FISHER i SONS, g s. Gals
vert=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

ernpfe6fensmert6en Sstnat5-,
Gnares- INTO gmoetatE-
@ef6dtten.
TinnnsieaeS
Banter.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II Southsstr.;
]. D. Ferguson, Praes.; H. B. WILCOX
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore und LibertysStr.; Chas. W.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason, Kassls
Per.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIo'
NAL BANK, Lombard und South'Str'
Chas. T. Crane, Praes,; Carter e. os'
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTSCHE BANK. Baltimore und Hoi'
liday.str. A.. H. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIONAL BANK, Howard und Gers
man=Str.; Lawrence B.. Kemp, Praes. =;
Wilson Keyser. Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK. IA N. Eu:
taw.Str.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes.
w. Marriott, Kassirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
MuS 0eutlhlano.
nadtrdalitss 3ur nsnjabrs> 5elsr.
Sriliante scenen i'm f6ni8lihen Ra=
lnft. - @rangefGrbtc Neniabrs-
9lrtifct Der 1reRe.

Snnere poIitii9e Gage ni4t erquidli4.
= Aber in pirtbI4aftli9er Be-
5iebung finb bic Qusfi9ten better.
- 1tebereifrige 3i9ter in Wir3z
burg. = Gin Wa6niinniger t0btet
feline Satin, brei 8inber unb Ii9
felbi. = profefor gu aieff iOa
Elm neues Sbitem bra6tIOier Self
graphic erfrnoen baben. - 8un0
Der 2anbpirtbe i9IieBt Griebe nit
Den G~pnferbatioen. - Rsue
Re8tf4reibung in &ruft.
Berlin. 2. Sanuar. - Die Neus
i~abrsfeier ging geftern i'm t0nigGiden
paluit in ibli9er MeiIe bon Statten.
I'm 8 nbr Morgens funb srobe Rez
BELLE i'm inneren @9GoB6ofe bur9
oteSpielleute Der 5~tpeiten 9orbe : eSnz
fanterie : Brigade itatt, na9bem bas
Srpmpetercorps BON Der duBerenGaI>
lerie Der S9loBtuppet ben CHORAL
r2obe ben 6errn" geblafen bate.
DGbrenb bic brei S9loB : Stdnbarz
ten gebiBt purben, i9ritten bieSpielz
leute aug benz portaI beraus. J9re
QuerpFeifen unb Srommeln uno nd9>
fer bas olte r5reut eu9 bes 2ebens"
Der &apele tpurben NIT oemielben8ez
hagen angsb0rt fpie iebes Sa6r. Sn
befQnntem S9Genbertempo befpegte
Ii9 bas .groBe Weten" bic 2inben
binduf bis gum 8ranbenburger Sbor
unb 8uriid. Cine gsfpaltige Men=
f6enmenge, gum She'll mod" gum
She'll ,i9on" auf ben 8einen, begleiz
tete bic Muiiter unb pereinigte fi3
0ann nit benz S9parm berienigen,
Die I4on i'm 2uitgarten uno auf Der
@9lobbriide 4u%fitelung genommen
batten, um bic Nnfa6rt Der Siirftlt9=
tsiten unb 9Ofpuroentrdser, Der Miz
niIter, 8unbes : 8epoqmG4tigten uno
@enerdle gu beO6u4ten; Oiele gIGn3enz
be 8aIaz unb 9orabe : 11niformen
fonnte man be%nunbern, Die @6rentpa=
6en Der 9arbe bu Corps, Der Qeib=
@arbe Der 8aiierin, Der S9lOB=@arz
be- Gompagaie in ibren altert6limlt%
1en 3ra9tsn erre9ten 5umuG BEL ben
5ublrei9en Sremoen %lebbaftes Sntez
reTe.
I'm 10 ll6r begann in Der S4loB=
Rapele Der 9ottesbtenit. Sen 4ltar,
neben benz bic 6pf ; 9eiitli9feit Plab
qenommen, umgaben bo6e 8~lattpflunz
gen : 9ruppen, Die &er5en : ppramiz
ben Der &anbelaber mar en ibren flint
mernoen S4sin auf bic buntenWeore
morpdnbe bes alien 8unbbaues, Der
fi6 Bis in bic Rif6en 6inein nit Den
gum @ottesbienite unb CUR @our be-
foblenen Serrf4aften gefiiat bate.
Na4 benz @ottesOienit fanb groBe9ez
filircour i'm WetBen Sdale itott. DIS
bas &aiierpuur ben Saul betrat, be-
gam i'm 2uitgartsn cine 8utterie ben
Neuidbrs : Salut BON 1O1 S9uB dbz
3u9eben. Die 9ratulutionscour nun
be bon elmer feterIi9en Muiif 6egleiz
tet. 9inter Dem ginfii6rer oes biploz
matiI9en Corps f6ritt suerit Der
Rei9sfan5Ger poriiber, bunn famen Die
8unbesrat6s : 8epoGmd4tigten, Die
Sitter bes S9par5en NOlerorOens II.
bic lange Heibe Der iibrigen 8efo9lez
nen. Spdter nubm Der &aifer Die
8liitniini6e Der 8uti4aFter ent9sgen,
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0;s e5 @ohrp nIte Srdu g. 8

Die 65 Sabre ate 6rau 9. :.
Sores, Satin oe8 D%erftorbenen Sus
p.r~irtenoenten Der nGonnea Goal
Gompunp,~ purOe, tur3 na4osm tie
bas Gra6 i6res @atten, i6rer 8O4ter
unD hires 6p6nes auf Dem 6rieObofe
al 9unmope, 3D., nit &rdn3en gez
f6miidt bate, auf Dem 9rabe zines
i6rer Rtnoer als 2ei4e g%efunben. Nnz
b%auernber Summer unb elm 9er3leioen
battsn ibren Sob Our4 @4lagfluB
bsrbeigefii6rt.
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3dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baltis
more= und CalvertzStr.
sPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert: und
FaycttesStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Sruft : g%pmpagnien.

Sruft Gompagnien.
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.
German und CaIvertsStr. John Gill.
Praes. John McHenry, Schatzm. ]. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO. German: und
Calvert=str.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J.. B. Scott. Sekr. =Schatzm.
QebensperfiAerungs : gpmpagnien.
MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO, s md 10
SouthzStr.; w. H. Blackford, Praes. A;
John w. Hanson. Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO.. Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
Seuer : 8er1i9erungs : Mgenten.
ROYAL ms. CO, Sun Building.
SnbuItrial : 8er5i4erungs : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 100 W.
FayettesStr.
@a9peritdnbtger 8u4baIter
(beglaubigD.
L. v. TALLER, Continental Trust Building
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LLhI NV w. ORtt NSSN'f
9r1 @oobs.
DANIEL MILLER & CO, $50 Hopkins
Place.
G1iig, 9ideGs, &ruut, Gallup u. I. 10.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 44
South Charles Str.
J%enIterglus, 5lal9en unb &orte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO. 12O Hanover.
Str.
@ummi : 8leioer, Madintof6es uftp.
G. A. ZIRKEL & CO. 10 E. Pratt Str.
!6unter : Mbisfep.
W. LANAHAN & SON. 20 Light.str.
3orburp 8pe : W6tsfeD.
FIsHER BROS. lis W. Baltimore:str.9
Raffee - ungebrunnt uno %gebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO. 421
Exchange=Place.
2anbpirtbI9aftlide 9erGthe unb Sdz
mereien.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.. $50 N. Paca.
Str.
Mebger> uno @inma9er : Wert5euge.
j. P. PFEIFFER & SON. 200 n. Paca.str.
Del, Sarbe unb 8las.
C.. H. wINKELMANN & CO.. Is W.
PratttStr.
OrnamentaIe Oro6t : Mrbeiten.
DUFUR & CO., S11 N. Howard.Str.
YuBs unb 8eiBmdaren.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO., 9 W. Baltic
more:Str.
Stiefeln uno S6ube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO., % Str,
S6iiren, 5eniterrabmen, Ronlsaur.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO., 400 o.
Pratt. Str.
Miener 8Gderei.
RICE BROS, sl2-32 N. Gay.str.
@aoeen unb 3ubebOr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO.. 1921 Lightsstr.
Gnbctail.G eifdite.
9iamonten unb S9mudia9sn.
WELSH BROS. s o. Baltimore.Str.
2innen< unb MeiBpaaren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 2l2 N. charlessstr.
MDbel unb geppi6e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., & CO.. l6 W..
BaltimoresStr.
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CHARLES B.HOBLITZELL / CO., POI
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MANN & CO., Equitable Building.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-22
PURELY PERSONAL.


 Thomas Casey and wife spent yester- day with friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Mary Murray of South street is visiting friends in South Amenia, N. Y.
 Miss Dolly Coogan, popular sales lady at Currans, is spending her vaca- tion in Philadelphia.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Lacey and fam fly of Farm street are attending the funeral of Mrs Lacey's father in Col Hnsyille.
 Miss Gertrude M. Reed of East Main street, who has been enjoying a vaca- ton among the Berkshire hills, has re- turned home.
 John T. Blacknall, formerly connect ed with the Randolph Gloves concern, is spending few days with relatives in this city. He is now living in Ohio Among the Waterburians who have been enjoying themselves at sayin Rock this week are Charles Boylan Henry Beauregard, M. J. Daly and the Misses McAuliffe.
 The Misses Mary Mitchell and HlizabethE Quinn of Wflkesbarre. Pa, who have been visiting relatives on Wall and Orange streets for the past week left to-day for New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-22
WATCH SHOP EMPLoYEs.
Preparing to Take Their Annual vaca-
 ttons When Factory Closes.

The employees of the New England Watch Go are busy arranging their trips during vacation. The factory closes next Saturday for two weeks, and among those who have made their selections are Edward Duhaine, who de cided to take g trip to his native coun- try, France. MT Duhaine expects to be gone about six weeks. John Ger aghty and wife will spend their vaca- tion in Maine. Louis Platt, Joseph Kelly and Andrew Cavanaugh will stay two weeks In the Berkshires. Frank
 Johnson and wife will spend their va- cation at Walnut Beach. Peter Blanchard will make two weeks stay in Montreal, Canada. George Rhine hefmer will go to his home in Newark, N. J. James Dolan will spend his va cation at Savin Rock. James Crean will visit his old friend, Colonel Mur- phy, in Bridgeport. Patrick Courtney will spend his two weeks at IdylWood hotel, Walnut Beach, near the Berkshire club. Mary E. Kelly will go to Idtch- field for two weeks rest. Mamie Gal win will visit friends in Hartford and New Haven Mamie McKennerney and Elizabeth Pryor will spend their vacation at the shore. They have en- gagged quarters In Woodlawn hotel. Will liam Atkinson will spend his vacation between the hay loft and watching the erection of Hamilton hall. Jerry Phe- Ian and wife will make a two weeks visit on friends in Massachusetts Peter Downey will be at the shore for his. Alderman Murray will spend his two weeks in his native home, Ar menia, N. Y. A. J. Frederick says the country is good enough for him. John Mahoney will spend his two weeks in New York state.