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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
Gyifernes Dag.

Gen Ste Sftober bar Spifernes
Dag pna ct. 2oiiis. llbitiaingen. 5
1893 fom De fsrite tpife 8oIoniiter
til Gmerifa Den n9pnte cato. ct.
2ouis er for. en- flor Gel Ell tpif gp,
og nRiten belle oens tpife geiolfning
msote trent Sesltoen fom mango
Spifere ira ale aanter al 2anoet.
Gen tpife ambasiabsr / 8aibington,
Baron b. Sternberg, mebbragte ct
Telegram fra aeiier 8ilbeIm og I9.
ite oct op. 3et Loo inaleoes: Seq
ienoer min feiierlige Silien og emf.
outlining til be fi9ffe amerifanife
9oreere, iom life oilSe, at @erSens.
,tbitiaingen / ct. 2ouis ifiiIbe gna
iprbi, itben at en- inf DAG bleo bsiti.
oeligbolot. Naa ben RreiuIoe Tag
bIipe ferret meb ui~oritprret Ro OF
iiaa iom et p9rbigt 8ionesbpro ON
Sen betpSningsfirloe Rclle, Tom Den
tpife SnSpanorins bar ipilet / ben
itore transatlantic Rspublifs piSun-
oerlise llopifIing. @ilbelm, /. R."
Garl S6rlrs bar Gagens SnIer o9
uobGpcoe meo Gftertrpf, at Snif.
Lamb i9tter melt BriS paa De Serene.
De Staters genifab. 5iirnerielifaber
iorctos G~puisninger. 1900 gsrn op.
trdaSte / sinitanosspelier os enote
meS at ipnse 5be Star Sprueleo
Banner.
Senere pna 9aser inmleoe fore
Sfargr iis / Den tpife Rapiaion, bpor
ser boIbtes 5aler al Baron p. Stern.
berg, 9arI Sturs % YrGiioent
SraHeis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
reosfoneresien

Eoitur %. Grams Garbp fra Gug'
IonS ioreilog ben ste Gftober, al
SreoSfougre$ieu ifuloe ienbe G8aren
al HtSIauO % Wifaooen al Sapan
Ell getition ON at iu6itile 5ienOtIig.
beoernr. % eftcr Ell lang SiSfuSiton
blep 6oriloget oeStoget. Oct bIep o.
iau 6ejlllttct at ieroe Retitioneu I'll De
andre Woqter, iom unoertegneoe
Coerensfomiteu | Soag. for at DC ifdl
onpenSe lin Su6flpoelie til at itanie
Sen MI paa gaoenbe arig, ser be.
orsper WerueifebeSeu, bin6rer Son'
SeIen oa itnor ioeier for ger6ens
6remoofrioen."
8ougresien ienSte au6rerp Garne'
gie en- Saffefripelie for set Greos.
tempel. iom ban bar bpgget I Soag.
Srcosfpngrcsisu paa arigsitisn.
Sre6dg SEN 7Se Sftober bolOt
SreSsfongresicu / Boston ct itornen.
Sc RsSe, og Salerue bleU ian biOiige.
al 8ormanSen maatte ilda folSt 8aio
Sou Dem. 9eIegnt Serbert. 9urroiuS
fra gngInn6 angre5 Sarfiet Tor bets
8riionbeSer moo armenierne. HiIs.
Lamb FOR bets gebanSIirg al S6erns
og lit eset 2ouo for bets SptrPSen !
Tibet.
en- nnSen cngeIf 9eIegot oeS
0upn Rorel Iqite Song 2eopolO al
geIgien 5erten for bans 1olitif !
aoracitaten (airifa), og andre Ia
lere uSienote lianenoe aaronialOer.
ReioIutioner pcotoges i @Rnsoe. On
al Sem ~opiorbrer 8rGitOent HooieUett
til at BRUCE oe Rioler. ion itaar til
bans Raa0igheo, til at 6eiri De Tor.
ifieQige Golf / Sultaneus Hige ior
Sc frPffeIige Snoer, De lioer unSer.
alt. bono &ongresien oil. irooeidt.
teoeS / Ell piotlsftig R~eiolutiou Der
pier 5oltene Bel. Re ifal ueulia
ale lutte iig iantmen ! en- tor Union;
oa oil Der bIipe 6reo paa Soroeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

beiSe for 9Inners 8iennerfsreIie,
antager ieg, at ben BIZ fGite Roo."
@tr. Carnegie ipres at 6aoe CLIENT
Den gamIe 5abel ON Muiene, JON
bsitioeIig beiIittteoe at bnnge Ell
gieIbe paa autteu, for at 6e fimoe
bSre Sen, ,tdar SEN fon. geilutuin.
gent pcotoges meo Ell Sllbel iom ber
t Boston, oa G~orueeieS 9reo bar op.
IGit. % Sc orpre gtlts onnieSe al
8lGbc. Men Sd ser blep Spsrgs.
moal ON, bpcm ser ifitI6e begioe Jig
ben til bs. @oieitGt Ratten og bGrge
SieIoen pna, Sa par Der ingeuL lom
cooeoe Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

gen, flyer Professionalism 8are,
1,72S al De Solooter, iom oppebar
1euiiur, foroi DC babe SeItaset ! Ell
al bore ariee, Ssoe | iorrige Iean,
ifab$aar. os 30,07t al Dem baooc
tient icm irioilisc / gor9erfrieen.
@r. @are autaecr efter be foreIig.
senbe Sata, at omfring 1900 al
bore M %peniionerebe Solbater bill
bore borte inbeu 30te SUM- 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
Puneersnoo truer.

Eli Regierineen / 8aibinaton cr
inSlsbct officieIle Srtoberetninger. Jon
flyer. at Sungersrso itaar for 8Srcr
hos Maifas Subiancre. Se bill quo
tiIgrimbe, ON DC life faar Sielp,
GrpiiScnt Rooienelt befaleoe Serfor
Sen ste OCTOBER fonitituerrt 9rigs.
miuiItcr SIiper at ienSe 10000 ga.
tiouer til Copper Center iom mi0Ier.
tiSig SieIp til De iubie6te.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
Rappe Sinere.

Riis .. 81. Cameron BAR iot sr
IN ReturS iom sgpsprifer. Sun sr
uniat / gatcntfoutoret / Bai1ingtou.
% bun bar Srepet Der til at Ifrine 3D.
600 Orb paa ] Elmer. iom uosisr er
arbeiosodg / 5epartemeuterne. Si0-
ligere itoo 4liis gtarp Trettp Tom
Ru. 1, i0et bum 9aa Z Elmer ifreu
$4,000 SrS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

"Hopoie gremia" iparer poa 8rer
dumas ubtaIelier ON, at &rigen bill
blipe Iangparig, at Iusierne life az.
ter at lutte Sreb, fsrerS S~apaneierne
er breune no ira oct aiiatiifc SaitIauo
% benoiite til line samle Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

I 8eS 2iuer Saleu bsapnSte Sei
6reoug aiten at faIoe Ell iat Rean.
iom i ilere Gase oil Siute srGitnin.
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
Stor Oooelieheo.

geternnerne fra Sorgerfrigen osr
mn eiter en- @anleitot al 100 ON "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
Bort grtbnr.

Sitter benber allies Zine iig moi
Sort Grtbtir, flyer ct 2onoon.Sele
gram af Soc Sftober. s Sofio oi
man pibe, at SIoen fra i1paneritt
GRANDDAUGHTER bar ifaoeifiiSt A rus
fife 8rigsifibe paa Sapnen. Ct a
Dem blep ful6it9rbig soelagt.
Sil 2onbon "1aiIp WniI" telesra'
feres ira Ragaiafi at Sapaneiernt
efterbaanben omrineer Sopeoi9ltnin'
gen / Bort Irtbur, og at be belaper
Zig paa at inbtaae Den paa Mifaooens
S~soielsbas, Den 3bie 0opember.
s Sofio faar man bore al rlsiiife
Sanger, at mango Sig lieeer ubegra'
peoe inben S9itningens Mure. So
ipitalerne er iaa iuloe, at mango iaa.
rebe moa ienoes outboro paa Sfibene
| Sapnen.
Sislge ct Telegram fra ct. geters.
burg at Zoe bar ben rusiiife General.
itab fife bsrt noget ON ct Ssilug og
heller life noget ON, at risiiife &rigs.
ifibe paa Bort Irtburs Sapn bat liOt
nogen Sfnbe. slf % til bar 9ele al
gifdbren gaaet no for at bombaroere
~iapdneiiife Stiqinger ilatb, og oct er
ba mulig, at De fan 6aoe fnaet Sfub
fra Grandchildren.
Gen ia~paneiiife glofaoe er giort
t9ttere, men bog fommer Sumter no
meo Slpgtninger, og De flyer, of ale
Sapaneiernes Ingreb er ilaaet til.
bage. De maa bereoe JIG paa en- lang
9eleiring % en- fulbitGnoig glofaoe,
ON De ifal iuotage Sort artbur.
Sumter lurer iig frembeles inc meo
Rabparer og arigsiorraao. Wen So
paneicrne itunier MI etboert 5artsi,
iom bier itg paa oct guile SAP, iaa oct
err panifeligere emo for at fon1me
frem.
Sfslge ct Telegram fra ct. 8eters.
burg al Soc Sftober er Der @runo
til ct tro, at Sen. ariropatfin f~oriter.
fer fin penitre SIsi for at firnne mpbe
eSsdpaneiernes orngaaenoe 9en9gelie.
Sans trooper banner Ell Srefant oa
itaar melem Sltibun, Wiifben %
Sper 300 &anoner er
TONNE ira Ritslnno til 2itaiien, og
&lisiernes bDppige Sfiprmpoler mao
Sapaneierne neo S~untSIoom antpoer,
at auropatfin tRnfer paa at tage
Sffeniipen.
G5oren og G5nrinben tog, be6er
oct, Den lille Sbronaroing meb iig og
prog afiteO til &euaI, Boor Slaaben
ligger.
Sprit SiIfop, iom bar bpgget Sern.
banen omfring gnifaliisen, err fpm.
men til ct. Yetersburg og flyer, at
@oncn er / ppperIig Staro. 6ragt.
pogne goor paa ben npe 9aneIinie,
men Fasiaeertrpnere benpttter erlbnu
S9rger ooer ben fore Snbiis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

@ae @arSereeimenter ! % Omfring
St. Betersburg bar ianet Srore til at
hesipe ia til 8rissifieplabien /
@urts 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

Sra Sbesia ifribes, at ga Gsaren
nplig par | Sporuslanb, oefreterebe
ban, at aae Reierneiolpater, JON bar
mere emo 3 Born, ifal bore fritagne
for at gisre arigstieneite / 9itaiien,
9efretet gialot fsrit Subrifoiitrifter.
ne / Spoen, men er iiben giort aieI.
benoe for belle oct ellroppilfe 9tus.
LAMB.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
TIMELY TOPICS


 The Ziglatzki- Marks Go have q lot of oil paintings from Paris, work of renowned artists.
 Bargains at Reid X Hughes for all day Saturday, ribbons, gloves and ho- siery.
 A good felt shoe for man or woman. See J. G. Jackie x Sons ad to-day.
 F. H. Garrity can sell you stove for $15 that is n beauty.
 Magner's New York bargain house is closing out q big line of hardware at low prices to make room for toys.
 Sale on all cuts of beef at Castles pot roasts, rib roasts, etc. Pork ,loins 1Oc, fresh shoulders 9c. NH
 Currans have put special prices on sample garments in their cloak depart ment.
 Hunt stamps with everything ak the Union Supply Co.'S. $10 worth with S5 order.
 A. Mailhoit is having his annual 25e sales of pillow shams and covers
 Saturday coffee at Woodruff Grocery Co for 19c a pound. Try it once. Novelties of every description at the Gaffney Jewelry Co.
 Dodge rises out of the wreck of Turkey all ready to meet his friends that are looking for footwear
 Coats and suits for all kinds of weather at the Upson, Singleton store. Heavy gloves and caps.
 Peanut butter 15c a pound at White- Simmons's. .Iellycon Sc q package; three bars scl.ubit for '25cA Boys reefers and top coats at J. B. Mullings x Sons; will do for girls as well as boys.
 sFln fs q chinuahya -uanl- ,aoA oe %l.a s...., son can be found at Jones, Morgan & Co.'S
 Two more days of the stock reduc- ton sale at Turnbull's. Large lace col lars $1 each.
 Children's high leggins at special low prices at Holczer's. Ladies high leg gins at 75c.
 The Brass City Liquor Go sells Schenley pure rye whiskey at $1 a bot tie.
 Miller x Peck have received full line of undressed dolls, kid body, full jointed.
 Fresh lot of native fowls and chick ems for Saturday at the Public market. John T. Geraghty has property on the corner of Baldwin and Pleasant street, for sale, two buildings.
 Frank, the shoeman, has just the shoe stout men have been looking for. J. + Phelan has Il single cottage of six rooms to rent, only SIP month
 Native potatoes 25c peck at Dues ler's market 100 bushel just in from Litchfield.
 Fenner is selling 4 quart studs dip pers at 10c, one gallon oil cans 10c. Ie it's a desk, rocker or sideboard yon have in mind. see Hampson-Sel-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
PURELY PERSONAL.

Miss May McKeon is visiting rela tiyes on Liberty street.
 Thomas Eyman, formerly well known singer here, was visiting old friends here yesterday. J. B. Wells, formerly of this city and now of North Bloomfield, Mass, spent Thanksgiving with friends here. up Mrdand Mrs George E. SandaPsI of Arizona were the guests of CityfE Clerk Nettleton and wife over Thanksgiving.
 Senator Alfred A. Doty, wife and son, of Bridgeport, were visiting Mir Doty's brother, John Doty, of B Maple street, Thanksgiving day.
 Captain John c. Fremont of the Florida and George w. Drexel of Phil adelphia were in Waterbury yesterday and spent some time sightseeing about town.
 John T. O'Connor of 149 Liberty street sailed from New York Wednes- day for three months visit to his former home in Ireland, where he will spend Christmas and New Years in the companionship of those whom he knew in ye olden time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
SERIOUS HAZING CASE.
Student Strapped In Metal Chair and
 Electric Current Turned On.

San Francisco. Nov 25.-The Exam finer today tells story of hazing prac- ticed by students of Hopkins Institute of Art i'll this city, which in one case, 1t is claimed, has resulted i'll serious injury to the youthful victim. A stu dept named A. T. Derome was, 1t is said, strapped to chair with metal seat, an imitation of the instrument for electrocution, and an electric cur rent was then turned on the chair. As q result, according to the story, De- rome's body has been paralyzed from tha hips downward.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
PICTURES ON SUNDAY.
Shepherd to Give Exhibitions al
 boli's Next Sunday.

day Prof Shepherd, who has estab- lished his reputation here as the best of the.imoving picture exhibitors. will give two exhibitions at PoIi's. ln the afternoon he will show his pictures at 8 o'clock and in the evening at S:15, a different program, of course. being shown at each exhibition. Prof Shep- herd has always given the very best of satisfaction in his previous engage
 nlents; and he promises that the ones 10 be offered on Sunday will bo fully .np to his high standard. Admission wiA be % cents to all parts of the the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
I'VE CELEBRATED

the election in good shape" said the man with the copper nose, as he forked over a nickel and five cents for bag of BROWNS QUICKFIRE CHAR COAL. "Green is now in the political game. He asked me to vote for his candidate. I told him I would if the moderator did not object. He gave me $1O as a bonus. I went in and called out my name, Avery Small Kmpp." "NNhy, MT Knipp, you have voted once,'' said the checker. T know 1t, but Green gave me $1O to vote again : of course, if you object won't. We'd good time on the $1O. Green de- clined all invitation to the blowout. He said it was adding insult to injury"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

of satisfactory dinner on
 Thanksgiving is A NICELY
 ROASTED TURKEY and our
 SELF F-BASTING HOLSTERS
 are just the thing to secure this result-once i'll the oven, no fur ther attention is required. The
 fowl is pasted by the steam from its own juices ana will come
 out improved in flavor and both
 tender and toothsome. Three sizes: Size ?, large enough for s-lb chicken, 45c.
 Size 3, large enough for 1o-lb turkey, soc. Size 4, large enough for 12-lb turkey, soc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

Michael J. Sheehan and Miss Mary Sweeney were married Wednesday at the Immaculate Conception church, Rev Father Slocum officiating. The witnesses were James T. Sullivan ana Miss Della Bowling.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
MANY WEDDINGS.
Couples Who Selected the Holiday
 for This Event.

Miss Anna l.. Fleming formerly of t4.is city, and Ernest Waite were married at St Francis's parochial resi- dence in Torrington Thanksgiving eve.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

George Sanzero and Miss Anna NJ. Murtha were married yesterday morn ing at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. The best couple were Rocco Diorori and Miss Christina Sanzero.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

WANTED--Soldiers to know that dur w ing August i've pension claims for widows and fourteen original and increase for soldiers were secured through George Robbins. Pension Attorney. 63 Center Sf,
 insurance,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

4
 George Sanzero and Miss Anna NJ. Murtha were married yesterday morn ing at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. The best couple were Rocco Diorori and Miss Christina Sanzero.
 George J. Horan and Miss Katherine Malone were married yesterday morn ing at the Immaculate ConceptfoL church. The ceremony was performed by Father Slocum. James smith as, sisted the groom and Miss Mary Ic. Malone acted as bridesmaid.
 James A. Walsh and Miss Bridget NJ. Fitzpatrick were united in matrl>. mOny yesterday morning at the I'm. maculate Conception church by the Rev w. J. Slocum. Fred Donahue was best man and Miss Mary Horan was
 maid of honor The bride was goWned in champagne silk, trimmed with lace, and carried bouquet of bridal roses, The bridesmaid wore a tan color, trimmed with lace, and carried roses. After the ceremony a, wedding break fast was served at the home of Mir and Mrs John Rielly, 355 West Main street. Mir and Mrs Walsh left on the 1O:55 train for il honeymoon to New ork and Pfoytdence. On their return they will reside at 355 West Main street.
 A wedding was solemnized In Che shire on Wednesday morning in which many Waterbury people will be Inter 'ested, the couple being we'll known and having many relatives living in town. The ceremony was performed at St Bridget's church in Cheshire. The bride was Miss Sabina E. Welch- and the groom William J. Gillen, both Of Cheshire. Miss Lizzie Dunn of Merl, den acted as bridesmaid and NJ. ID. uillin, brother of the groom. was best man. The bride was attired in q beau stiful costume of white silk and wore veil and flowers and carried q white prayer book. Her maid wore white muslin with a hat to match and ear. ried bouquet of bridal roses. AfteA the ceremony reception was held at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs Michael Walsh of Cheshire Miss Mary Cosgrove of Waterbury did the catering. Many people from Wa terbury and other towns attended the wedding, among them being Mir and Mrs F. c. Egan and family and Mr and Mrs M. F. Brennan and family or ttfliS city. < <.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

WANTED-To move your furniture a.
 reasonable rrices. Also several firstt class turnouts 10 let. double or single; rub Ter tires of all descriptions. A. M. Larson's livery and trucking stable. corner Water snd North Elm streets. Main office al. South Main street. Telephone 253-4.
 5-f9-ff
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

WANTED-By an experienced young lady position as bockkeeper. cash fer or office assistant. Reference. Address 'Bookkeeper" Waterbury Democrat.
 fl-z7.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
FOR SHLlE.

EoR Six-room house and seven Il acres of land, new barn and big chicken house; plenty. of wood. Price 500, $500 down. Apply to Jos. Lecours. l63 Union street. li-2i-l2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
PENNY WORD ADVS
LATE WANTS.

fNO RENr-5 rooms, Allimprovement A on Elizabeth street. Inquire i23 South Main street. il-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

 100 dozen chdren Jersey Ribbed pg Garments with feet in RIBBONS Printed Warp Persian Ribbons white design regular DOC ribbons special 29c yard in bla regular 1sc goods special ..... 121ac yard GLOVES Ladies 2casp Kid Gloves white all HOSIERY
  others all black 25c goods special 17c pair CORSET COVERS Womens White -..... Jersey yes andP sizes regular Doc quality special 3lc PERFUME Blue Lilies White BOOKS s5O The at $laoO set BELTS AND BAGS Fancy shrred Button black
  Fancy To $1oo special DOC each LINlNGS white
  DRESS GOODS
  regular 50c quality, special 39c yard CHINA s undergazed Decoration China Set 100
  Fancy Paper Candle Shades 1Oc and lac special
  slightly mussed were 2oc special 127sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

WANrED Washing to take home. w Inquire ii62 Bank street.dl-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

EoR SALE-Smali place on Cosset St. I Two acres. two miles from Nauga- tuck. IS acres four miles from Litch. field. Must be sold. Other good invest. ments in two and three-family houses. J. E. SANDIFORD,s loo Bank St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

NOR SALE-Great Bargain. Misfit and + second hand Clothing. Wm. Posner. 3o3 Bank St. o-8.n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

WANTED--Exper rienced bookkeeper and " salcslady. One who has had expsr-
 fence in cloaks preferred. $. A. Vein stein. e6 and68 South Main St. iJ.2-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
WHDgED.

W ANTED--Tok knowSwhy not let us fur IVY nish up your house for holidays. and make it cheerful when you can de'it with little down and a little a week, We arc now in a position sio: show you Herald ranges, the best made. Metropolitan Art Goods Co. Local Branch. POI East Main street. li-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

W ANTEp-- Straw and felt hatsto clean,
 w ty the same hatters that were for five years with the Dankury Hat Sco., but now Nccatcd at 74 Grand street. corner of Bank. 7.6-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

W ANTED--Two energetic. sober men to represent a leading life insurance company. To good producers a liberal salary will be given. Apply "X," Demo-. 'rat office. ii-lo-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
Miscellaneous.


 OST-Brindlc and white female bull A pup, sometime Tuesday morning. on East Main street. Reward if returned to Thomas Burns, i53 East Main. ll-&3-3 ' ,OST--on North Willow street. or Gen. A trai. avenue on Friday pair gold rinn- med spectacles. Finder rewarded by loav- Ing them at Harding's. 72 South Main St. EoUND-The best place In the city to I get square meal or light lunch at an extremely reasonable price. \ good dinner for 2Cc. six for $i.oo, Is rarely found, bu. you can find 1t any day at Avery's Restaurant. South Main street. opp. Castles market.
 CHANDELIER RWORK--Replating. buff " ing and polishing in the best manner. Chandeliers also made 10 order al short notice. Waterbury Chandelier Works. l3o East Main street. Moriarty building. Chan. dcllers called for and delivered. Telephone 243-i5. 6-25-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

DOR RENT-Fivs large rooms for Sl2 I per month All ioonveniences. At No. Branch street. Inquire N. Raffol, 2 Brapch street. li-z7<3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

VlO RENT--Store adjoining Polls the- I ater. Inquiic of John Moriarty. l4zE Broadway. Ii-io.tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

DOR RRENT--Tenement of 8 rooms in I basement. all modern improvements.
 rent S9. Inquire Al Cherry street. ii-22-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

EoR RENT-Tene nent of 4 rooms al I l9o Charles street. Inquire on prom iseS. 7idp9a siGinS TiRH lt-z1-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

fVO RENT-Store at corner of Bank and II Washington avenue. Inquire of Henry Ramp, 335 Washington avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25
FOR RElp+,I. D!

TTO RENT7-6-room tenement with barn.
 I and spring water in house. in good condition. for So. First white house past
 st. Joseph's cemetery. li-z273
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-25

UoR RENT-5 rooms, first floor. 6o3 I North Main street. $23. Apply to Y E. Madigan, .Aoa .sjossuu ii-4.tf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-24
Grain orowers' Convention.

Grasn Growers Convention.
To the Tribune: The arrangements
for the Tri-State Grain and Stock
Growers annual meeting are being
rapidly completed and l hope to be
able to announce the complete pro-
gram In 8 short time. Ez
At this writing It is only possibly
to give the names Of some Of the
speakers who will be present and adj
dress the farmers. Among those who
are more or less known to the farmers
OF the state are: Col r. A. wilkinson
OF Crookston, MINI; Hon. w. w. r.
Met onnell dairy and food commits
sioner for Minnesota the past four
years; Mr.. .. K. Slater, dairy, and
food commissioner-elect for Mime
sofa; Mr.. s. 3. schilling, president Of
the National Dairy Union; Mr.. Dugald
Campbell Of Emmons county. N. b. !;
Professors n, =. Bolley, q. b. Wald.
ron, y, +. Ladd. ]. n. Shepherd, n. ID.
Richards and Susan 3. Reid Of the
agricultural college; NJ. r. Greeley 81
the Dakota Farmer ana the North
Dakota Farmers institute corps; Mr.
"A. X: Bush, MI. James Austin, Mr.. III.
AN 6chol lander ldrss ". Il. WILCOX astd
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-24
Holiday Recess.

A Washington dispatch says: Sen.
ator Hansbrough of North Dakota, will
spend the holiday recess of congress
in preparing a speech which he will
deliver early next month on the pend
ing drawback bills. He is now in com.
munication with leading millers OF the
northwest and Canada, and expects to
secure statistics from them to refute
the arguments advanced by those who
favor the legislation.
Senator McCumber left today for
North Dakota, and will not return
until after the assembling Of the legis.
1ature, which he hopes will reflect
him tor another six-year term.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-24

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