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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
0FOcerteH.

Getrodaete 5rii9te-NepfeI, on Der Come
setro6net, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7c BIS 7kc:
@ttron 13c bis lac; EoFnen, Q Grown, per
gfnnb, T. 8 groun Tic, 4 @ronn Tic iaa,
menfreie &c BITS Sc, California RrtscateL 7he;
SuItana TIC, intportirte SuItata lie BITS lac
California Apritoien Sc bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanoarb gorn 23c Bis 25e; ge,
wdbItsr 27c bis 82c; sorsbum ssc bis Ssc;
Stem Orleans WoIsfes 1se bis 26e; semdbI'
ter 3Oc bis 58c.
9aHe -grasiI nen SC bis 10c; SiIberts 12.;
NanbeIn IA; wet9i9aIise RanbeIn 15c;
SOrban RanbeIn 15c; 9eanuts &c bis SIC;
s~erDitete &c bis Sc; @nsIi9e 8aImiiHe 1916.
9idIes-24OO I'M SaB $40; 12OO in 6as
30; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $3.50; 600 tn SOB
1870.
SnDtanapsIts RaffeesEreNe:
GeruDbnI. bis gutter 1O-12c; prisra Bis ses
wdblter 14-16c ; 6ancp 824-83e. goIAsH
DeGorp 10 bts 22c, Sapa 2s-32c.
SIN 4oGetsn:
arioia $11.76, Zion $11.76, Serie9 Eli. 20;
Caracas S11. 10, 9iauortb's I'll. rs, 9ut@
Sara glene S14.5 30, Nail%ou6 SILL gateB
8Ienbeb Sana S11.75.
SnGer-Dominoes 7.47c; Stid5uder 6.28
$uIuerifrter safe; xT33 puIpertfrter 6.87e,
feiner sranuItrter 4.97c; Cubes 6.47e; Con.
~fectioners' " 4.s7G Ribseuoob Y 1896; gb5.
mtg q Alto; @trptre IA. 72e; Sbeal Grtro
@pLben 6 4.67c; BinbiOr @gtra 9 4.62e
Ribsewoob u 4.62e; seIber 6 4. tic; 1e gels
BET 4.02.
Gtnsen1a6te Srt9te-BIadberries 8 Efs.
SLIGO; gea9es Stanbarb, 8 gfb., So
2.25; SECONDS 8 8funb 81 $751; 5; 4ie
Peades, 81. 4O-$1.50 {; glnanas, Stanbarb,
Q gfb., 81. 66-$1.9 80; seconbs, 2 Bfunb,
81. 25-S1.45; CRIME 8obnen, 8 Bfunb Ran,
men, 81, 8abama Ananas $1.90-$2. 25e,
Gefiebte @rbien, $1.20-$1.7 5, fribe Stunt s6
Gents. Harrow 9Oc, etnseuet9te Me-sOe,
tomatoes, 8 8fmnb, $1. 1O-$1.16, Smfer,
ROrn 9Oc-$1.2 90, apfeIbutter. pet 9utenh,
8 4funb. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
6etFetDe.

@eben - $50. 2sretber $1.023 Guf @eles
fen, $1.O3 BON TibIen; go. 8 rotber 81;
NpriI 81; Basenwetsen ST..
Rorn (neues) - $50. ! weiB 493c ; SO. Q
ipeiB soc; SO. 9 peib sos; go. 4 uetb,
Ate; go. 2 weiB sen1tf9t 492c; No. 8
wets gentii6t 494c F.; $50. 4 wetb seu1ii&t
473e; $50 2 eeIb EOc; go. 8 seIb SOC !
go. 4 seLb SOC; SO. 2 setaiiGt SOC ;
$50. 8 sentii9t SOC; SO. 4 seuii9t 4sc
RoLben Ate.
Softer SO. 2 metser arc; $40. 8 wstber
40c; $40. 2 @emii9ter 400; se. 8 sen1i@tes
40c.
Seu $40. / Simotbb 12.OO; $50.
2 9imotbp $1O.25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
Sbilippinen.
9ie Sorpebo= GlotiI1e.
s6iHsna6rihten.
u II 9 o m M e

Mnge men:
Stem Oort: .umbria" BON @enua.
philadelphia: nWercen" bon 2ioer-
pDnl.
Stem gorf: v@ebrie" bon 2iberpOOl;
,8etbania" bon 0amburg.
8uenos NDres: .@pa" bon port
Blatelp.
6ambure: rpenna" bon Stem Oort
bia pIpmoutb unb @berbourg.
2onbon: vNbpbos" bon Sun Gran=
cisco pia Seneriffe nod 6amburg.
Neapel: vprinceB Srene" bon Stem
Sort.
6amburg: ,Geutf1lanb" BON Stem
Sort bia plpmOutb uno @ber=
bourg.
Mbge rem.
Queenstomn: ,6aperforD" mad 2iber=
pool; vMaiefic" BON 2iperpool
nod Sem Oorf.
@[asgop: v@artba9anian" mad Pbi=
laoelpbia.
Stem Oorf: ga lorraine" nod Sabre;
vprin3 Oscar" mad 0eapel uno
@enua.
Neapel: ,Neapolitan Brince" nod Nsm
Sort.
Queenstown: vSaronia" nod Bolton.
49,,
Sput6ampton: vGaiier Wilbelm Der
@roBe" nod Stem Oort.
Stem yort: ySeutonie" nod 2iperpOol;
vuniteb State" nod Copenhagen.
@berbours: &aiier Wilbelm Der 8roBe
bon Bremen uno 9outbampton
nod Stem Sort.
2iperpool: .Saperforo" mad p6ila=
belpbia bta Queenstown; .Wta=
ieitic" mod Stem Dorf pia Qucens=
totDn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

indianapolis Detail gersaufspretIe:
Rantnutb RIee So. 25-S7.CO
&otber $o.0O-$6. 70.
81 fife ST 25-$5 90.
alfalfa $9s26-$10 90.
@eiBer So 50-$10.25.
Sanch Etmotbh $1.S5-$1.90.
@endbIter ST. 80-$1.s5
9rtma 81 75-$1 80.
Sancp Rentudp BIaueraB $1.40-$1.5O
grtra reines IN @baf 5000.
Srharb @raB $1.45-$1.6o.
8eb Sop in @baf 85c-$1 rs.
8eiBer Soma Somer 9afer $1,000.
@etBsr Sninois 5c-55c.
Garner Corn tpetb nnb seIb $1.10-$1.3 5.
Mrnber Suderrobr SaYnen 1890.
gnftla9e gorn 10000. q
Sribiabr @erfte 10000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
6nhRa MItfr

-9obes MIter. u. Gin Der
.3eiturg tefenb): .Sie, bas tit I'M
terefant: in S9mal3baufen TT biefer
Sage eine Srau ~geftorben, Die tit 102
Sabre oft setpprben." g.: nDds 1T
aaerbings elm fh0nes Otter, aber
meme S9piegermutter er5dblte MIR
neulib BON ibrem @roBeSnfel, Der
mar f9on 100 Sahre alt, ols er fi9
perbeiratbete mnb bat nahber mod
sebn Sabre gelebt." g.: ,Mleine !9ers
rem, bas 1T nod gar ni6ts. SD babe
etrte alte grbtante bic - ftirbt uber<
baupt niht.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

Srti&es RinbFeti9-NeHIi9e Sttere Oh
sc; biefiee Stiere 74--72c; bieftge TtnbeI
$50 BIS FRO Bfuab 73c; bieftSe &ii9e 400
bis $50 9funb 53c 4ibe $50 BIS $50 Pfunb
Sc; sitter gcrberpierteI SC, Stier Stnter'
u.erteI 9Ac, Riab StnteruierteI SC, &inb
gorberuierteI &c, Sub 8orteruterteI 4c, Rub
StstterbierteI 81ae.
6rtf9es RaIbFeti@-RdIber SC, Stnfer'
pierteI 13e, BorberpterteI TVS.
Srtf9es S@affetf9 - SGnsmer per Tfnto
10}c ; g&ofe BIC; S&enfeI l0c; %ads. turt,
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
8rH@te Wnr @eus6ye.
d te.

d ! W ACs
@itronen-$3.O O-3. so fir 10000.
Oransen-Saneb SIoriba $3.25 per Bog,
California Seedlings $1.75, California gtas
ueIs $4.95 bis $50 per Bog, Tan9arines
ST. so Bis $2.75.
8ananen-8emabIte 81 rs bis $f.50 per
8un&, apeite AuoIttdt 81. 90 bis $1.25.
RotusnitFe-$3 OO-3.25 per 9unbert.
Seigen Sranrna 11-16c bas Sflno.
Datteln &c per Sfunb, 80 4fb. Rtfen.
MepfeI-S2. 90 bis s4. 90 per Sab.
Neuer Soni9-16c.
gineaspIes %. so.
Granberrtes 81 .25-2.75 per 8uibeI.
GemGe.
4wiebeIn-eelbe $2.76 per 100 Efb., petBe
coet rotbe 500.
gpantl@e SpiebeIn 81. 80 per @rate.
RartoTeIn $l.20 pet 8uibeI.
@eue RartofeIn So 80 per 8nibel, $500
per SaB.
Sninois SIbiartofeIn SAGE per Sab.
&raut-S1.5O pet Sat.
Gelert-per Guseno oOc.
8otbe Siiben s2 per SnB.
Gapp 8obnen $2.10 per @uibeI.
RnobIaud &c per Dfans.
BetBe 8iben 90e per BuibeI
siibIi9e Stabilize SOC per gua@, einbeimii9e
3Oc per Susenb gunbes.
SaIat 1fc-17c pr Rfmno.
Gpinat Goo per Dutenb gun4es.
Reue peibe 8itben4 0c per Orseno Bundles.
8bubarb 4c-60c per DuBeno.
@riine 8obnen 5 .75-$3.OO per Rife.
Sale $2.25 per Gab.
@urfen 81. 0Q-$1.5O per Dmtenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
8estt @aoensRaeft.

Etmotbs-Bertmafspreie: $11. oO-14.0o,
9Iee gersaufspreiie: So. O0-$10.N.
Ber@torn - g~ertaufspretie: fe na3 bet
0maLttdt, 67-60c.
Safer-sei9dIt 45-5Oc; In ben Hebren
50 OO-$10.0O per Tenie.
Strob-Qreiie, ie mad benz @rGb, be Bab
len. S6-$Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

Mben. Wobammeb 8ui Nbbulah,
Der tole Mulab, 9e9en Den Die Briten
einen 6elosug in 9nmali=2ano fhbrten,
III auf italien. @ebiet entfommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

Celebrities Rttofeii9 - S9tnfen, req.
Sets. 1k3e; auBenietten lie; Snneni. I6c
RnD9eI 133c.
Bnrfe = @erdu@erte grotwrrf s3c,
6rantfurter TIC; Bologna tn Ddrmen 6{e, IN
In8 $40.
S1maIS- IN Tierces- Il. Dual. Sc; 3,
0naIitdt SIC: 8. NuaItdt SC.
BWtter, @ter uno 0eHA0eI
Gambler beaabIen folgenbe gretie:
Butter Country. 12c, @reomerp 95r,
GIgin 28c.
Gier-14c per Dusenb.
Sdbner 1O1c. Sdbne 5. Eurtebs-14c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
9ietri9 ais 9uloig
erfI1rt.

elm @eieb bes 2anbes berleBt ober fi6
beatieIi9 Der grneunung bon Sacob
gum Yofmei fer in 9aitings,
Geb elmer forrupteu pber unmiirbi=
gen 9anolung, ebenfcuenig aud BET
Der @ermiet1Hng zines 8ebduoes in
iener @tabt fir elm 9oftamt, f9uloig
9ema9t gu baben.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
ftanb aus ben @enatorea Soar platt
J, Spooner, @odreG uno pet=
tus, 8 &epublifanern unb 2 DemOfra=
ten. Ser Beridt 1T einfimmig.
Die @ommiffion fommt nod elm
eebenber prifun9 su benz 56lufe,
baB bic Nnfla9en niht aufreht erbal=
ten tperbe1 t6nnen. Sie Der~mietbungs=
N~nseIesenbeit in 9affinss ginq por
fi6, als 9tetri6 mod GouDerneur mar
uno beDor er Senator tpuroe.
Sic ionau Der
vMiffouri".
gen acoIa a, Gla., IA. Npril.
3pei :peitere Matroien, nel9e. bel Der
fur9tbaren seftrigen grplofiDn on
8OrO Oes S9ladtf@ifes vMifOuri"
berleBt muroen, iino seftorben. @iner
beri6ieb UNI Mitternadt, Der anbere
beute frib mad entieBli6en 2eiben.
Sin Mann Der Sburm=W annfdaft
pirb bermibt. ST murbe entmeber
iber 8orb gef1leubert Dber iprang,
aus @neft uno Nufregung irrfinnig
gerpDroen, in's Meer.
Die unteriu1ungs @ommifion,
tpel9e eeftern bereits sufammentrat,
pirb bOr einigen Sagen ni6t at elmer
@nti9etbung fommen.
6eute Na9mittas wurben 26 Sec
leute auf benz National Jriebhof Deg
@9ifs=8 aubofs unter einbrudsbolen
Geierli6teiten our lebten &ube be-
ftattet.
Sunberte bon Sffiaieren unb See
leuten paret1 suge9en. 9ie 2ei6en Der
5 Offi8iere bIeiben big ouf meitere
Na9ri9t bestsli9 bes gesrdbniRes
bier.
90 arlington, IA. Npril. =
Ser Yrdfibent unb Warine : Sefretdr
baben ie 800 our 8esriinbuns zines
5Onbs our Ollie fir Die Nn9e56riaen
Der umsefommeneu Seeleute beige
fteuert.
Beihe fanbten entfpre9enbc 9epei9en
an Gontre= MomiraI BARTER in penfa=
cola, Der @ommanbeur Der Norb Mtlan=
tii6en GIotte.
9ie Offiaiere i'm Marine : Departe=
ment batten eben nit Befrieoigung bic
trefli9en 8eri9te iber bic @bieB=
uebun9en Der Glotte. Die fein unfal
be9Ieitete, erhalten, als Die 9unbe iber
ben fur9tbaren 8orfaa auf Der Mii=
Iouri einlief. = IS TIT obne Srage, bab
inn Sinblif auf Die @efabr, uel6e our6
oas &bfeuern Der 9rOBen 8ei9iibe ent=
ftsbt, bas 9eiammte @ef9abmefen elmer
ernften prifung untersOeen mirb.
@rperte molten fobalo als m69Ii9 einen
We9 ausfinben, BET biefe @efabren
ausf9lieBt ober meni9itens nod M6g=
Ii9feit minbert.
9ie gertauen Shctiahen BET ber @r=
plofion merben biellei6t ME 9an3 ent=
biilt, ba alle, bic nit benz Nbfeuern
beg @eidtbes Su tbun batten, umla
2eben 9efommsn finb; ALIEN burd
umtanb=8 emeife ldBt Tb bas @rei9=
nib fir ben Sa6perfdnbigen INNER.
bin tlarfteIen.
Momiral @apps, Ober.@ onfrutto,
Der Marine, be9ub tb mod peniacolt
3u elmer peri6nli6en unteriu9ung be-
Sbtirme oes @6ifs.
Bon benz oeuti9en 8otf6after Stern
burg unb benz rufif6sn gotfdafte'
@aIfni empfins Der prdiibent Spmpa
tbie-@ 9reiben anldBli6 bes 1lnsliids
@eangenen Musbrud
DesM Z, IA. Mpril. L:
@efaneene In benz militdrif1en Wa6t
hnife e1tfnnfpn heufe. Nl[a finh fnene,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
Bwttee, @ter nno @enAeeI


gn9ros 8 gertaufapretie Snrportirter
S@netaerfdie DOC per Hfunb etnbetmti&e.
S9weBestGe 16c, &isctnitn gream . 26is
13-14c, u. 3. @beebarsl 13c, etn5etms
f9er 2itnburger 13c. Bird l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15

% abin9ton. Grau &ooie=
belt fehrte nit 2 ibrer S6bne ausH@ros
ton. Waf., bierber auriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-15
Stalien.
Ser eeut9e Geifer au
g anberbiIt's Oa6t I.

Der Geut6 de Geifer au
9 anberbilt's . a t..
5nraeus, 9ieilien, IA. Nprit.
Serr unb 6rau Cornelius 8anberbilt
trafen bier beute nebf IA @diten auf
ibrer 9ampfpadt vNOrtb Star" elm.
Ser beutf9e Safer, mel9er bier auf
Der vSobenso1ern" weilt, fam an
Borb beg amer. S6ihes, mo er ettpa
cine Stunoe berblieb. ST f6ien BET
better @timmune uno ale, nit oenett
er ipra1, ftimmet barin therein, baB
tirsli6e Sals=S peratiOnea Die 6timme
oes &aifers ni9t nerdnoert baben.
Ybilippinen.
9ie Sorpebo= GIotille e.
Mantl a, IA. Npril. 5ilfsfrenser
v8uFalo" unb Die SorpeboboDt Glo=
title, BON 2eutnant @banbler ~befebli9t,
trafen beute in gaotte Elm. Nm 9.
Ipril bate bic Glotile bon Singapore
aus bic lebte pbaie ibrer lansen Gabrt
angetreten.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06
.':: :. :::;;: :::::: e.. .'''' FLOUR
White
Wholesome
Nutritious

Costs no more and is better
than other -four of the same
grade.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06

Glass hardware for that purpose. The
location is all that can be desired and
the store especially well adapted to
accommodate such stock.
The two young men who are about to
launch in this line of business are NJ A.
Medler and VIM Demuth, both we'll
known to the people OF Alma and pos
sessed of those qualities which should
insure them success.
Mr. Medler came to Alma about
twenty-five years ago and has practical
ly grown to manhood among us. He
attended our public schools and after
acquiring sufficient amount of educa-
tion TO enable him TO successfully start
on the struggle through life, he has held
various positions with different business
houses and institutions here at home
with credit to himself and acceptably to
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06

tees on permanent organization, order
Of business and resolutions were ap-
pointed and an adjournment Of fifteen
minutes was then taken in order for the
committees TO prepare their reports.
Upon reassembling the temporary
officers were made permanent and the
chair appointed T. A. Ely, OF Gratiot,
and Thomas T. Bates, of Grand Ira
verse, as tellers. Following the regu-
lar order Of business the presentation Of
candidates was next taken up and j. n.
Mccall, Of Gratiot, went forward to the
platform whereupon he presented the
name of the Hon. A. b. Darragh 70 sue
ceed himself. In making the nomina.
ton, Mr. Mccall made short address
in which he reviewed the work of Con-
gresham Darrsgh in the halls Of our
national legislature from the time he
was first elected to that high Office.
How that there were only nine rural
mail routes in the district July 1st, 1901,
where there are today 1907 how he has
labored for Grand Traverse county in
securing the government building for
Traverse City; how he has worked to
secure the government cable connecting
the Beaver Islands with the mainland
at Oharlevoix; aud how as Capt. Dar-
ragh he has been the friend Of the old
soldier throughout his two terms OF
office. His watchword has been DUTY"
while promptness and courtesy 10 all has
been his aim. Working at all times for
his constituents. he has given the people
OF the lith District a clean and honest
representation in Congress. Mr. MCCALL
has twice had the honor of presenting
Mr.. Darragh's name before the same
convention. two years ago at Mt Plea
SAINT and this year at Glare.
Thomas T. Bates, of Grand Traverse,
seconded the nomination Of Mr.. Dar-
ragh, and at the same time withdrew
the candidacy of George O. Covell, of
Traverse City. The motion was then
Continued on Page Eight)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06

his employers. Besides these positions
he was engaged in the mercantile busi-
ness for three years in another town,
but disposed OF it on account of the
place being too small to accom- modate a
large enough stock whereby the profits
would be sufficient for successfully con.
tinuing.
In Alma, for two years he clerked in
the clothing department Of Pollasky
Bros. store. two years at Delavan's
store, one year in o. w. Rogers grocery
and four years as head clerk in the
grocery department Of Vermeulen's de.
partment store. The years that he was
engaged in business for himself he was
located at Sumner. For little over
one year he has held the position OF
bookkeeper for the Alma Roller Mills
90. and now resigns that position to
embark in business for himself.
Mr.. Demuth came here five years ago
as construction engineer for the Kilby
nufacturing Co. when the ground was
first staked out for the Alma Sugar 90. =
plant. After the plant was completed
he remained as chief machinist at the
Continued On Eighth Page)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06
ANOTHER GROCERY
STORE FOR ALMA.
M. A. Medler and Vim. Demuth
Have Formed a Partnership
for that Purpose.
WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS
SATURDAY, MAY 14TH.
The Vacant Store Adjoining Smith &
Glass In the Opera House Block
Has Been Leased.

Following close upon the announce
ment that Alma was to have another
clothing and gents furnishings store,
comes the good news that still another
new store is soon to be opened for busi-
ness in the same block The latest
announcement is to the effect that two
young men Of Alma have formed part
nership for the purpose of conducting
grocery and have leased the large and
commodious store adjoining Smith &
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06

The Republican congressional con-
vention for this district, held at Glare
on Tuesday Of this week, was called to
order in Doherty S opera house at l / am.
by Hon. G. w. Giddings, chairman, of
ST. Louis, in the presence of 90 delegates
and large crowd Of interested specta-
tors.
After an invocation, delivered by the
Rev. w. j. Hathaway, in which he
paid deserving tribute to the prosperity
of the nation. the President, our Con-
gresham and the delegates assembled,
Hon. d. +. Award was made temporary
chairman and Q. w. Vining, of Mont
calm, temporary secretary. Commit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-06
THIRD TERM FOR
HON. A. B.DARRAGA.
Nominated by Acclamation by
the 18th District Republicans
at Clare Tuesday.
IND0RSED
THE Administration.
The Congressman and George C.
Covell of Traverse City, Presented
TO the Convention.

The Republicans of this district,
and state, and nation, will not for
get the history Of the past; will not
forget the promise of the President
made at Buffalo, will not forget
that he called to himself and kept
with him the trusted body guard Of
McKinley's closest friends; will not
forget that he has upheld the prin-
ciples Of true Republicanism and
that he has never once forgotten
that he is what Mckinley had been,
President of all the people.
The above tribute was paid TO the ma
lions chief by the Hon. ID. f. Award
chairman of the 11thIDistrict Republican
convention, held at Clar
IN Tuesday last.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-17

The superior court, criminal side, was opened to-day by Sheriff Gillette, and immediately adjourned to next Tuesday at Il o'clock
 Miss Annie Kennedy died in New York on Wednesday. Miss Kennedy was well known in this oity, having lived here until thraes years ago when she removed to New York.
 Don't give money to help others, says Mir Carnegie. No of course not. Give books. Only please tell us how to cook 'eln. U.. s. & Co will tell you how to save money and get your clothes on ten cents a day.
 The annual dinner of the Alumni as- sociation of the college of the Holy Cross, Bishop Beavan. president, viii be held at the college, Worcester, Mass. at o'clock D. m., Wednesday, June p. The class of 1879 will celebrate the twenty-ffth anniversary of its gradua- ton and the class of 1894 its tenth. Commencement day will be Thursday, June 23. Richard Fl. Mooney is secre- tary of the association and there are many alumni of the college in this city and vicinity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-17
LOOMING EVENTS
Entertainments, Pairs, SOciabIes of local Interest
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June IS, 16. IT, 1s-Queen's Daugh- ters' charity bazaar at City hall, for Sisters of the Holy Ghost.
 June 1S.-First annuaI picnic by Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, No $40, at Linden park.
 June 1S-C. T. A. Q. state parade and field day. Athletic events and games at Driving park.
 June 19-Dedication Of A. O. IT. monument
 June 21-Commencement exercises Notre Dame convent, 7:30 D. m.
 June 23-Lawn fete, under the aus pices of St Mary Magdalene's church, Oakville; good entertainment and dancing.
 June 24-Leap year party by the young ladies of Brooklyn at B. A. Q. hall
 June 24-Second annual commence. ment of St Thomas's school, City hall, $ o'clock sharp.
 July 2-Carnivai. Picnic and Ath- letlc sports by Co E, First Regt Eli bernian Rifles at the Driving park.
 July 4-Second grand carnival and picnic given by South End S. o. and Waterbury Driving association at Driving park; horse racing and athletic sports.
 July 4-Excursion by the Brooklyn Athletic Club to Savin Rock and the White City
 August 15-Festfval by Vittorio Elm manuele II Society at Driving park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-17
Send Your Hubby

and all the rest of the family on in good humor tomorrow morning, Serve them our Java and Mocha Coffee ana see how smiling and good natured they'll start off to their days lapor. Remember our Coffee is a fine bracer in the morning: If you doubt us, Just give 1t trial ard actually see TOT yourself. And, say. when they come beEae for the other two square meals" see that you serve them some of our delicious soc Tea. Of course, if you want higher grade Teas, we got them, but We mention the DUG kind because it's elegant. Once in a great while we hear person say rney do not drink either Tea or Coffee, ana if you ask them why. they'll tell you because 1t doesn't agree with them. Say, cucumbers. strawberries, ice cream, pie, cake and lots of other good things don't agree with many people. But that's because their systems aren'r as they should be- Then that's the time they should find out what Is the matter. Either Tea or Coffee, IT brewed right and used properly is ben eficial to health. We have the very best authority on beverages tell us 80. therefore 1t must be so. If you carry your lunch. remember we are giving well made and very handy lunch box with each pound of our warranted good 50c flea. And don't forget our 25c Butter: can't be beat for being the nice tasting kind.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-17

Furniture, Carpets and Ranges and everything needed to furnish house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-17

We must vacate June goth. Goods must be sold. Great Slaughter in Prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-17
\. CHASE
TheMi|Ier &Peck Co
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR
 KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.

At 19c, Agate Fails, quart size. At 25c, 6-quart Agate Sauce Pans. At 49c, Quart Size Double Boilers. At 1oc, Large Size Pie Plates. At 25c, 2-quart Tea and Coffee Pots. At 39c, 6-quart Agate Kettles with
 cover.
 At 1Oc, Large Tin Wash Basins. At Sc, Large Pie Tins. At 4c, Extra Large Bread Tins. At 25c, 2-quart Double Boilers. At TIC, Extra Large Tea Kettles. At 1oc. 3-quart Sauce Pans. At 7c, 2-quart Fails. At 19c, Large Galvanized Fails. At 61ac, Larkin's Boraxine. At 15c, Alb package Grandma's Wash
 ing Powder. At $1.25, Large Size Copper Wash
 Boilers. At 5oc, Large Size Clothes Baskets. At 4ec, Large Bread and Cake Boxes. At 33c, Large Nickeled Tea and Cof-
 fee Pots. At 49c, Extra Large Ironing Boards. At 29c, Large Moulding Boards. At 49c, 5-ga1lon Galvanized Oil Cans. At 1Oc, Large Size Wooden Chopping
 Bowls. At 25c, Extra Large Watering Pots. At 25c. ParIor Brooms. At 25c, Large Size Iron Spiders. At 19c dozen, Large Size Jelly Tumb- lers.
 At 35c, Large Glass Water Pitchers.
 TEAS AND CoFFEEs. At 18c, lbs for 25c. Arbuckle Bros
 Coffee.
 At 29c, Old Government Java Coffee. At 30c, Formosa Oolong Tea. At 50c, English Breakfast Tea.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-10-01

MIA company set aside $50, 900, 900 for
the work before it had begun, and
the additional $40, 0OO, 900, which the
engineers declare will be necessary,
will be forthcoming when necessary.
This undertaking gives an idea OF
the value OF time in these modern
days, for the whole work has been
planned to save time. Estimating
at the highest, the time saved by
the tunnels and the doing away with
ferries, cannot be more than GO min
utes for through train from Wash
ington to Boston, which would show
that these 60 minutes are worth
spending $50, 900, 900 for, or that one
little minute is worth 81, 0O0,O 900 in
the railroad business. But the prob
ability is that not nearly so much
time will be saved, possibly 81
minutes may be the amount, so that
it is fair to say that the Pennsylva
mia railroad values minute at
So, 000, 900.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-10-01

Land Commissioner Wildey says
that the Michigan state forestry
commission recently visited the
forest reserve and found that 50 per
cent of the young pines planted
last spring are alive and thriving.
Some 100000 of the trees were
planted. They also found 100000
plants in the seed beds were in good
condition. The plants are permitted
to stay in the seed beds two years
before being put out on the reserve.
Large numbers Of these plants are
of the giant redwood of California,
are very thrifty, and the commits
sioner has great hopes that this will
prove profitable tree for Michigan.