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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-13

1oO-PIECE Dinner Sci, gold lined,
green and red floral decorations
Was $15,9s
Mill End Sale Price, $1,000 set
112PIECE Wedgewood Dinner Set,
green and grey underglazed decora-
ton. Was $3.50
Mill End Sale Price, $5.9S
800. ASSORTED designs, Breakfast,
Soup and Dinner Plates In Havi-
land, German and English chinas,
Were % to 35c each.
Mill End Sale Price, 19c each
500 TEAS and Bread and Butter
Plates in assorted decorations. Ger
man and Austrian China. Were 10
to 25c each.
Mill End Sale Price 10 and 12c each
% SETS 10 and - piece Toilet Sets,
Fine English ware, assorted decora-
lions. Were $3.50 to $3.50,
Mill End Sale Price, $500 each
12 FINE French China covered dishes
and Soup TuEeens. Were $3.50 to
$500 each. Fine decorations in gilt.
Mill End Sale Price, $3.50
PUDDING DISHES. Were $500 and
$3.50.
Mill End Sale Price, $1.25 each
FANCY Decorated Lamp with globes
to match. Were. $6.98 to $1,000.
Mill End Sale Price, $500 each
100 FINE French China Breakfast
and Dinner Plates, suitable for wall
decorations. Were 75c to $1.1O EACH
Mill End Sale Price, SOC each
THOSE that were $125 to SITS. each
Mill End Sale Price 75c each
100 FIND French and German China
Salad and Berry Bowls. Comb and
Brush Trays in fine gilt decorations
Were $1.25 to $3.50.
Mill End Sale Price, 95c each
$50 JAPANESE, French and German
China Cups and Saucers. Tea, coffee
and after. dinner coffee sizes. Were
10 and 35c each.
Mill End Sale Price, 15c each {
4 so JARDINIERES in assorted de-
signs. Were 39c to soc each.
Mill End Sale Price, csc each
so JARDINIERES in floral and other
designs. Were 75c to $1.25 each.
Mill End Sale Price SOC each
YELLOW Round Mixing Bowls, large
sizes, 8 to 10 quarts. Were rs, IS
and CSC each
Mill End Sale Price. SOC each
500 DOZEN assorted styles Table
Tumblers. Were 22c.
Mill End Sale Price, 18c doz
WE have one table Of assorted China
and Glassware at 10c each. In
cludes Plates, Cups and Saucers in
all sizes; Stems Egg Cups. Bone
Dishes in all grades of China. Goods
sold at 1Sc to 35c each.
Mill End Sale Price, 10c
100 SCRAP Baskets in all shapes,
with covers. Plain and fancy
straws Were $3.50 to $500.
Mill End Sale Price, 95c each
Nickel Ware.
COPPER Nickel Plated Tea Kettles,
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Shoes in the MiII-End
Sale.


LADIES' Patent Kid Shoes, Cuban
heels. Were $3.50
Mill End Sale Price, $3.50 q pr
LADIES Patent Zip Shoes, light and
heavy soles, button and lace styles,
Were $500.
Mill End Sale Price, s2.9s pr
LADIES Patent and Kid Tip Shoes,
light and heavy soles, button and
lace Were $3.50.
Min End Sale Price, s1.79 pr
LADIES' Patent Tip shoes, light and
heavy solos,. Were $500.
Mill End Sale Price, $1.59 a pr
LADIES Patent Leather and Kid
Oxfords, French heel. Were $3.50.
Mill End Sale Price, $1.S5 pr
MISSES Box Calf shoes, lace. Were 1
Mil End sale Price, s1.6e pr
MISSES, and Chfldrens Kid Shoes,
light and heavy soles Were $1.50.
Mil End Sale Price, $129 pr
MISSES and Children's Box Calf
Shoes. Were $1.6O.
Mill End Sale Price, $1.29 a pr
CHILDREN's Patent and Kid Tip
Shoes, light and heavy soles. We're
$1.25 M
Mil End Sale Price, Csc pr 4
CHILDRENs Patent Zip shoes,
turned sole. Were $10O.
Mill end Sale Price, 79c a pr
n INFANTS Patent and Kid rip shoes,
button and lace. Were 85c.
Mill End Sale Price, Csc a pr
WRITING Paper and Fancy Paper in
the Mill End Sale.
FANCY Decorated Crepe Paper, To-
foot long pieces In Conventional
Floral, Japanese and other designs,
all colors,s paper and decorations.
Regular price 15c.
Mill End Sale Price, Zoe
4 INITIAL Boxed Paper all plain
short some initials. Regular price
25c. Mill End Sale Price, 15c
FRENCH Dimity- pound papers
blue and white, note and letter
sizes. Regular price paper 25c ID.
Envelopes Zoe a pkg. Id paper
and two pkgs envelopes.
Mill End Sale Price 35c
FANCY Boxed Papers. Were 25c to
Zoe box in white and fancy colors,
assorted style boxes.
Mill End Sale Price, 15c box
School and Memo Pads 8 for SC
Better ones for 1oc
Music in the Mill End
Sale.
MEET Me in st Louis Lolis.p "Sail-
ing Down the Bay and Goodbye
Little Girl. Good Bye" Regular
price 19c.
Mill End Sale Price. 15c copy
FUNNY Folks March and Two-Step,
'fJust a Clean of Sunshine In Her
Eyes"
Mill End Sale Price, tic copy.
MUSIC ROLLS.
Mill End Sale Price, CSC each
China and Crockery.
In the Mill End Sale.
100-PIECE Wedgewood, green land
scape Decorated DinnerSet AS
coI.fY0 ont 0f dasiOra Was G7E %
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Nickel Ware.

COPPER Nickel Plated Tea Kettles,
No Z, were roc, for SOC: No 5, were
CSC, for 75c.
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Suspenders

MEMS Full Size Fancy Suspenders,
We're 19c.
Mill End Sale Price, Pair &c
MEMS Silk Web suspenders, white
kid ends, nickel buckles. Were
Soc
Mill End Sale Price, Pair o5c
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with tabs and straps, also piped.
Price $500.
Mill End Sale Price, s2.4e
WONIENS Sateen and Duck Skirts
in blue and white and black and
white. Price $1.95.
Mill End Sale Price, $119
W0MFNS Blue Linen Skirts, trim
bed with tabs and piped with white
Price S475.
Mill End Sale Price, 1895
WOMEN's Broadcloth and 'Cheviot
Skirts. Were $6,75 to 1915.
Mill End Sale Price. s4.95
WOMEN's WALKING SKIRTS Of
fancy novelty cloth with double
plat at each seam, button trimmed.
Price S4.95.
Mill End Sale Price, sa,75
WOMEN's and Misses tabernacle
Suits, fancy Elton jacket and fare
skirt, some trimmed with fancy
braids in black, blue, brown, also
fancy mixture. Price $1,000 to
$500.
Mill End Sale Price, $685.
WOMEN's Fine Tailored Suits of all
wool cheviot and Broadcloth eton
and coat style, full flare and plait-
ed skirts, in blue, brown and black,
also mixtures. Price SIS to $50. I.
Mill End Sale Price, $12.75
GIRLS and Misses Annapolis Suits.
with Worlds Fair emblem made Of
all wool cheyiot, in blue, ages II to
18 years Price SIS. SIT
Mill End Sale Price. 1926
WOMEN'S well made Coats, I'm black
and tan covert. Price IS to 81.
Mill End Sale Price, S2.95
WOMEN's Tan Covert and Black
Coats, silk lined. Price So to $40.
Mill End Sale Price, S4.95
WOMEN'S Tan Covert Fine Tailored
Coats, strapped and stitched, either
collarless or with collar. Price $12
=. to S15..
Mill End Sale Price 1895
WoNfEN'S House Wrappers in dimity,
percale and lawns, in pink, blue
black and white and lavender.
Price $149
Mill End Sale Price, Csc
WOMEN'S Lawn Shirt Waist Suits
in black. and white lawn, waist
plated and trimmed with Ham
burg insertion. Value $1.75.
Mill End Sale Price, 95c
COLORED Waists in pink, blue,
green and grey with Persian stripe.
Were Soc to 69c. 39c
LADIES' White Lawn Waists, trim
med with tucks and rows of wide
insertion. Were SOC. SOC
WHITE Lawn Waists with fine en-
broidered fronts and tucked back.
Were 69c. 49c
WHITE Cheviot Waists, tucked front
large pIaft and trimmed with pearl
buttons. Were soc. 49c
WHITE Linen Shirt Waists with Bull
garian trimmings, tucked front and
back, large pouch sleeves. We're
$2.25. $1.3e
PONGEE Silk Waists. tucked front
and sleeves, trimmed with rows Of
faggoting, Were 1913 $2.49
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Enamel Ware.

/ I'm
TRIPLE coated ware only will be
found-lot all strictly 'sdrsts,
quantity limited.
at Saucepans, were 75c, for 49c
a 8 at Saucepans, were 81. for 75c
3-Part Gas Stove Pans, were
$l.25, for .................s.. csc
2-Part Gas Stove Pans, were
a $l25, for .-......... ....- $1s05
s at, Tea Kettles, were $1.25.. Csc
at Tea Kettles, were $I.5o
for ........ .....:......,s 1.o5
10 at Tipped Kettles, were
s1.25, for .................e5c
8 g Ct i Tipped Pc, Kettles, were :.
Q at Tipped Kettles. were
Toe. for .59c
at Pudding Pans, were
If Doc, for ...............-...29c
Pie Plates, were 15c, for. 1oc
Bread Pans, were 15c, for. .12c
Mixing Spoons, were 10c, for TIC
Wash Basins. were sec, for. .25c
WHITE Enameied Tea Kettles, cop
per rim on b ottom, exceptionally
good value at our regular prices.
IS at size, weres1.s5, for. csc Il
at size, were s1.25, for. SOC
at size. were CSC, or....75c
at Tea Pot, was Doc, for. 400
at Tea Pot. was e5c, for .5oc
OUR entire line of Lisk's and Elite
celebrated 4-coat Enamel ware cat
reduced prices.
TinWare.
HEAVY Tinware Wash Basins were
1Oc, for ................s.. Sc
GRAD Quart Measures, were SC, for
....... ........... $1,000 pc
FLOUR sifters, with crank, were 1Oc
for .......... .t.......s.....-Sc
ANGEL Cake Tins, were 1oc, for SC
Pie Tins, were DC, for ........Sc
4 at Sauce Pans, were 15c for. 1oc
HEAVY Colanders. were 15c for
.......... 1880. ....s...s. 1Uc
at Covered Pals, were 15c, for
....@... ......... ..........lzc
A at Covered Pals, were 12c. for
1855. -.-...... .-...lUc
10 at Bread Raisers, were 45c. for
...-......., .....-SOc
IA at Bread Raisers. were 55c. for
......a.. ....s..... ..s.... .40c
10 ct Dishpans, were 25c for. ice
Bread Tins, were &c, for $685.. DC
TEA and Coffee Canisters, were 1Oc,
TOR ......-.. ..............-.Tc
y OIL Stove Tea Kettles. were 12c. for
a at Suds Dippers, were 15c, for 12c
GALVANIZED PALS, were S5c, for
.........-.... 26c
2&s.t Milk Pals, were 15c. for. .10c
2 at Sprinkling Cans, were 19c, for
...s..s,........ 1bc
6 at sprtnkling Cans, were $50. for
....-.......s...s 2oc
UNIVERSAL Bread Mixers, were
1925, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1.50
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-13
Hosiery at the Mill End
Sale

100 DOZEN children's fine ribbed
Cotton Hose, fast black, sizes from
6 to 91a. Regular price 1275c.
Mill End Sale Price. &c pair
LADIES fast black fine Cotton Hose
all sizes. Small lot only. Regular
price 1215c..
Mill End Sale Price. &c pair
LADIES Cotton Lace openwork
Hose, fast black, all sizes. Regu-
lar price Ice.
Mill End Sale Price. 1215c a pair
LADIES Openwork, Lace Lisle Hose
all sizes. Regular price Soc pair.
Mill End Sale Price. 25c a pair
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Extra

300 DOZEN Mems Collars, oil the
popular heights and styles Of the
high band, sizes ii to IL, all new
goods. The well known Eagle
brand.
Mill End Sale, each &c
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Music in the Mill
Sale.
China and Crockery.

In the Mil End Sale.
100-PIFCE Wedgewood, green land
scape Decorated DinnerSet. AS
sortment Of designs. Was $159s.
Mill End Sale Price $1,000
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-13

MEMS Fast Black Hose, Conqueror
brand. Were 125zc
Mill End Sale Price, Sc.
MEMS Fast Tan and Black Hose,
medium weight, all Sizes our well
known No. 5O5. Were re
Mill End Sale Price, 1215c a pair
OUR entire line of Mems Fancy Hose
all sizes, stripes and figures. Were
25c.
A Pair. 19c
FINE Isle and Cotton Fancy Hose,
every pair of half dollar Hose in
the store. Were Soc
Mill End Sale Price, 39c a pair
A SPECIAL value in fancy Socks,
black, navy and greys, silk and en-
broidered Were 17c, 15c, 121ac
Mill End Sale, Pair, Zoe
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-13
Belts
Vests

ALL our white and fancy Vests at
s HALF PRICE.
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Congratulations.

Mr.. John H. Cullom. editor of the
Garland, Tex. News, has written q
letter Of congratulations to the manu-.
facturers Of ChAmberlain's Cough
Remedy as follows: Sixteen years
ago when our first child was baby
he was subject to croupy spells and
we would be very uneasy about him.
We began using Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy in 1887, and finding it such .
reliable remedy for colds and Group,
we have never been without 1t in the
house since that time. We have Eve
children and have given it to all Of
them with good results. One good
feature Of this remedy is that it is
not djsagreeable to take and our
babies really like it. Another is that
IL is not dangerous, and there is NO
risk from giving an overdose. CON-
gratulats -you upon the success Of you
rausdy. - For sAls By all druygists.
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'loayer faashlatlJiT' Pneumonia. :.

Ploper fasstheat IL pneumoq ia,
8! eass@ehss isl,oo' dangerous a
disease for anyone to attempt to doctor
himself. although he may have the
proper remedies at hand. A physi.
oian should always be called. 1t
should be borne in mind. however,
that pneumonia always results from a
cold or from an attack Of the grip,
and that by giving Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy the threatened attack
Of pneumonia may be warded of.
This remedy is also used by physicians
in the treatment Of pneumonia with
the best results. DR.. W. ]. Smith.
Of Sanders, Ala, who is also a drug.
gist. says Of it.: II have been selling
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
prescribing At in my practice for the
past six years. use it In cases Of
pneumonia and have always gotten
the best results" Sold by all drug.
gists.
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Advertising Colorado.

Eight new books on Colorado, de.
sscribing every attraction, resource
and advantage that the great state
possesass, have been ordered to be
!, prepared and distributed, at once, by
tho Colorado Pomotion and Publicity
committsee. The executive and gen.
'eral cornmittees.held . meeting 1t the
sBrown hotel, in Denver, last Wednes.
day, to arrange for this work, with
! Vice. Chairman NJ Maxcy Tabor,
!, presiding and with several committee.
men from out In the state in attend
, Aucs. Tho books will form the most
elaborate and attractive account OF
Colorado that have ever been present
Cd. They will be distributed over
Colorado. at tile St. Louis Worlds
fair, and throughout the nation aud
the world. The titles of the books
indicate the scope of this work.
They are as follows: "Coloraao-
Its Scenic Attractions:" Colorado
Its ClimAte;" "Colorado--Its Its Mineral
Resources;" "Colorado-ItsM Manufact-
uIobS 0OiOX0UO 6tat6 JOr
Homes" "Colorado-Outdoo Life;''
"Colorado-Its Agriculture and Hor.
ticulture;" 'Colorado--Its Hotels
and Resorts" Writers have been
assigned aud work has begun on the
publictiops. The committee heard
reports from members of the finance
committee that indicated = rising tide
OF enthusiasm, over the plans of the
committee. throughout the state. OF
the book on "Scanic Colorado" 1O,-
600 copies will be printed OF the
remaining seven. $4,000 copies each
will be printed for distribution. these
to be Of uniform shape and size for
mailing purposes. F. p. Warner of
this city will write the bonk. Colo
rado o-Outdoor Life
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No. l-Pacific coast limited
from Denver and eastern
connections
No. l-Atlantic coast limit
ed, from California and
western points
No. 3-Pacific coast express
from Denver
No Atlantic coast ex-
prers from California and
western points ---.
No. 5TsRns-contine q I a |
limited from Denver and
eastern connections
No. 6-Trans-confine n t \ /
limited. from California
and western points-
No. eDenver and Canon
City Flyer --------
No l0-Csnon City and
Denver Flyer. -----
No. is-Colorado Express
from Deaver----.-------
No. t@Coloradn express
ffoa Ill wostsgn potats In
Oooo9o4o--...-....---.....
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A Pleasure Trip.

II you wish to take a trip to a
warmer climate aud q lower altitude,
the Colorado and Southern Ry.. will
give you low rate for tihe round trip
to any Of the principal resort points
in the south. southeast. and along the
Mexican Gulf. There are. TOO, some
delightful combination rail and water
trips. Write for details.
T. E. FISHER.
Gen'l. Pass Agt.. Denver Colo
amr 81
The daily tribune., 1904-03-04

DR.. Yards mouth Wash cures sore
aud bleeding gumA- For sale by
druggists. II
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Unequalled tor
Constipation.

Mr.. A. r. Kane. prominent drug
gist of Baxter Springs. Kansas. says
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are, in my Judgment. the most
superior preparation of anything in
use today for constipation. They are
sure i'll action and with no tendency
to nauseate or grips. For sale by all
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.nlonist Ras}s.

To points in Idaho, Montana. Ore.
'kon. Washington aud Cal tfornia. aily
from March LIST to April BOTH. - in
c!usiye. Wis, D. ,apaJR. G. ai its
connections. bdh't tjil to Av1il
5ostAiff these abs tatis IL
One YAy=rAts sa5tn Id Angelo and
other points in CSlsforbia viz Rio
jGsaods md tShlects6ns. dAily arch
lgtts APiits9ihafgY. Liberal stop
over privileges. Z
Il Portland Oregon s25pO via Rio
Grande and connections, haily Narch
LIST to April soth. 1904 Pee 3
IB1d loud t. Men}el. AseAt.
Jioads ,EbUog 4
Cholera Infanttm.
This has long been reahrded q one
|of the most dangerou1 and fatal
diseases to which ipfAntd are su 6eot
hd3 III II, ft6 ufShhofever. be,
1yHIely tf<aped / cA4 tltt is Eces-
ssry is, to give rChap.beI)ain's 9Piic.
Cf6lefa and Dfsrrhoea Remed apd
tssSf1dii! Is a,pcsd with eaci boz
spdI t2ou5s OH SYta'f. For .ss#
by ilr drusRists bv-
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Perfect Confidence.

=; !:
This 10 owing TO the uniform success
Of Chamberiaip's Cosgh Remedy in
The trsssm<pt Of that dissAss. Ms.
n. L Basfofd. Of PooIesvilIe. Nd. I.
in spsAsfbg q ~ y txpsril1e4 ~ the
use u thst -srmrdy y-ys----.'fh hsve
A.He14 e eaaafaaeA sjasG sGhAUb Uber-
lAip.x CQngh RemedI for i. haye fsd p
il with perfect success. Ny hi ID
dsrlsnd Is %bjsct 70 rvers : bach
pbsa.I GtNH. ..i. ali
druggists.
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Nrs. Nollie Allen, OF South Fork.
Ky. Ays she hes prevented attacks Of
cholsra morbus BY taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when
- tslt IN attack coming on. Such
attaohs are usually caused BY lndiges-
ttoa and thsse Tablets arc just what
= nseded 70 clsanss the stomach and
ward ~ the approaching sttack
Ateenks & bilious colo may be pre-
ven4o1 = - snns WY. For sale BY
~ Z 1so6a1h
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= Su-SnUWuus su9 UI buUH nearts
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .qimritifeff +

TApIbill Of ,senatoSl Gall niger .tp
---1EkJI.5e I'D GslE,ss q shs Y ea1sISddssiMSs aISdssiMs
-38mngiAb4rese,. spsssl4.s III rep
presentatiyps look ., inpppent On paper.
bu. wnl1 15oS tbulJ tg sssaa4ss sssaa4sss ii Tie
results it would be quite . big thing.
Hib Bill 0pposids5 that the salary Of
% president shall be s75.o vice presi.
s"' dent ei6. 900; speaker of the house.
~ va. 900; members Of the cabinet ti6.-
''1 900; senators and representatives g..
ea Zoo each.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-04

For sick headache try C4a ber-
lt@s Stomach and Liver ID e0l
hefv will ward Oh the attack II ~
IN tine. For eele py al dfuk8 ~ :
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liasr-appsasian4 WI hisb- fplla wsA. t.Ai
act Bne ( Inew tha hH ts4peSs re;

4 -Hs.s.hbst tbs 5ssa.0 pS1sS .bai
tsEs nc eebts,tr'rq lstsWo%ist
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Atehi.on. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway

NteHsOi' 'OPeNd U SdUd z NaHWdys
No. 615-From Pueblo and all
points east, arrive daily II 90 a m
No. 626--For Pueblo and all points
east, depart daily-------.... s55 p
No. 6Sl-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily, except Sunday, depart 400 . m
No. 6s3 From Canon City, daily, ex.
cept Sunday, arrive I2:2op m
Direct connection is now made at Pueblo fol
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junts
with California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders FREQ by apply
ms IN 4. g. pAINxu AGENT
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a Staple QUEsrI0n.
Nn,e..sk A5kNf,1

- ~ tbo Woe0 q representative
eitfssa q Plsssaes nors coavincins
tia III SqNktfsl sttsfnDess of psople
1IvmB svayvBasv slB n the sstoo 7
Rssd this:
--a~[9sev-ssw.rsstssssf-s4 - ri -Frrst
r.. anEAiuI;: 2otsesias ssaan,seses.
t!eal q dIsdiansaA n -aar- -asxs.
pspers abost Doan's Kidney Pills in
,dscea - q r. 4. VIII. Qanjelss- dsns
sb@ k. 1 rlIRaakd aobe.
Sbdpe II AK.Ack for IL Sch I. .aaxlk TO-
ly Asd when tho attack was in the
vivuIent stage headaches and depres.
gion Xere the rple in-pIacqh of w
jxos13ou and on l6tre sl1n o0 .oc&b
sion dreaded TO stand too long on
AsssasA- -sl-<Ase- Assss.sssss- esA-fsss-
liarr-appsatian4 VII hSb-- fplla wsd. tksi
act e ! 1hew th. hxi t.4psys rel
quired either . stimulaut or sedative
III g. s<sT@,bss piinlt psoyed t.
but rwSs III asioks TO know What 70
Do during tle isst attack ,yptil posn'f
KidueJ Pifls came TO my notics. a
1bss,S3 ewo 'hsl Ped fisd : seonfiBdstis
= che ffss'upntfssatsd sirsctly1hpon
the tifneys epd SO strengtheped and
pnffhed th5se 6fgahs rlfst 'rhes back
ache es1rsdtu bns shniH lis
For sale by all dealers Price 80
sSss I a.. CT G'fss fs9'| isl ssssat sssA
States.
z :HsssssG.hbsf /. ! tbs js.sis) Ds1s9 .bai
tsks ps = ebt.,t~Sq lstsWso%ist
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Denver & Rio Grande Railway.
@. T. MENzEL. Agent.

ARRIVE DEPART
.:s7 pm s:s7 p m
iilaam ua4sm
iol . m IM.n
SIS p. s:spm
rs~ m l,:s
sos a. s@..
$50 ~ $50 pm
i2:~p N ls:Hpn
sSa. sN
iM.a y iM a.
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Row r; the Time.

Row rs the Time.
FYYif*Hot spyNf1 sAykfusss Ts ~
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health aud pleasure resort is now in
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29
THE THEATER
OF WAR
v here Japan and Russia May
Settle Their DiSputes-POrt
Arthur the Objective Point

Military experts, figuring out the
probable movements of Japan in event
Of war with Russia in eastern Asia,
agree that Japan will lose no time in
occupying Korea. Establishing an in
termediate base in Korea. separating
Russia's line of water communication
between Yladivostok on the east, in
Russian Asia, and Port Arthur, Dalny.
Newchwang on the west. would be a
strategic move of great Importance.
The city of Fusan, on the southeast
extremity "a the Korean peninsula,
would admirably serve as a military
and naval base and would be in direct
communication with the mainland Of
Japan. only about 100 miles away
across the Korean strait.
AS yet Korea is lacking in railway
facilities for the transportation Of
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29
MAY LAUNCH
HANNA BOOM
Despite of His Repeated DeniaIS
His Friends Want His Name
Presented

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Close per-
soual and political friends of Senator
Hanna deny the rumor that the Nc
Kiulev day banquet to be given at the
Waldorf Astoria tonight is to be made
the medium for launching a Hanna
presidential boom. on the contrary,
eulogies of President Mckinley and not
political addresses will occupy the
larger part of the evenings program
and the speakers will include a num-
her Of prominent republicans closely
allied with the Roosevelt administra-
ttnn. James J. Grant of Canton, will
deliver the eulogy of the late presi-
dent, from the standpoint of a personal
friend. 1t is expected that Governor
Odell and Senators Plat and Depew
viii be present. in addition to other
republican leaders, local and national.