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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
7- Unheard of Sacrifices in CoIored Dress
 Goods--7.

A strange paradox. but good mer chandlsing says it often pays to lose and no line of goods in a dry goods store better exemplifies that state ment than COlored Dress Goods. We have made up our mind to lose a little on these seven lots, but we want tt make quick work of them--not tha, they are not right in style, etc, but wt are clearing stock and these are mark cd to go.
 LOT NO 1--39c A YARD. .'@ This lot embraces Zibelines. Tweeds, Panamas, Fancy Voiles, Scotch Suitings and Worsted Checks, gooGs that sold this season for Joe and 59c d yard. this sale 39t
 LOT NO 2-59c A YARD. 46-inch Canvas Cloths, 44-inch Etamine Cheviots. 4S-inch Gran- ties, 4fi-inch Sharkskin, and Fan ~ Suitings in dress lengths. formerly sold from S1.0O to s1,25 yard. this sale 59c
 LOl kNO D--OSC Al ] sNhD. 44-inch Princess Crepe. 46-inch Irish Poplins. 4:-inch Soleil, 44inch Nuns Yelling, Silk and Wool Shepherd Checks, 5O-inch English Cheviots, 46-incb Pan anna Suitings, all in fine assort- ment of colors. former price S1OO to $1.25 yard, this sale
 CSC yd
 LOT NO 4--2lc A YARD. S5-inch Cashmeres, 3G-inch Scotch Plaids. 23-;nch Tricot FlanuelS regular 29c value, this sale 2lc
 LOT NO 5-52c A YARD. 4S-inch Mixed Suitings, Panne Cheviot. 45-inch Pebble Chev iots, 45-inch Granite Cloth, 46- inch Plaids, Fancy Suitings in dress lengths. former price S1.OO n yard. this sale 52c
 LOT NO 6-SIc X YARD. 40-inch Silk and Wool Sublime. I4-inch Prunellas, 44inch Mig nonettes. 44-inch vOilc, 54-inch BroadclOth. 52-;pch Imported Suitings. J0-inch Blue and Green Check Panamas. regular prices $1.O0 to $1.JO a yard. this sale S1c
 LOT NO 7-$1.10 X YARD. Jj-inch Rainproof Cloths, .6-incl Nub Cheviots. 54-inch French Broadcloths, and almost our en- tire line of Imported Tailor Suitings, this seasons styles. former prices S1.5O to S2.D q yard, this sale S1.19 CORDCROYS to close at 75c q ,yard. regular Sl.OO quality.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
Mems Goods.

These values in Mems Goods are noi inc least in importance among the bargains of this sale.
 Seventy dozens Mems Heavy Nal- uraI Wool and Camcrs Hair Half Hose. all sizes. som1 dark
 grcys and blues in the lot. regu- lar 12kc values. January clear ing sale 70 One lot of Mems Heavy Wool Ribbed Underwear. Shirts hay. silk fronts. Drawers have dou- ;lc gussets. also broken lots ot
 Mems Heavy Camers Hair. Shirts and Drawers, 6gc to 2sc values. January clearing sale Joc Mems Outing Flannel Shirts and
 Night Robes. also Heavy Black and White Drill Shirts. double breasted. all sizes, J1c values. January clearing sale 3sc Boys Outing Flannel Shirts. shirt Waists and Blou~es in variety Of neat siripeS. all ages. regular Pc value. January clearing sale
 I2lac Boys' Ncgligec Shirts and Mothers Friend Shirt Waists, all fancy stripa percalcs. some Shirts have two collars. regular .sIc values. January clearing sale :;4c I:ays' All Wool Sweaters in navy. oxford. cardinal and white. as S1ftcI sizes, regular .s>c values. January clearing sale Glc UTr IOt uf all silk Neckwear. ron >i>iinZ "f four-in-haB,is. ~hicIf bows and string ties. regular 1i-- and 2--- neckwear. January clear ing sale -s One lot of Mems heavy and Eight weight SusIenders. leather and IIOhair ends. 1ac and ..-Jsc values- January clearing sale les Fifty dozen Mems NsGiiZes snsl s1uIlsirre.I i,ssSom shirts. with separate cuffs some Iiave two sep .;rsf- collars -.se. ,za- aIsf 7-s- ssIHsse- IsnuaTy cIrarTn- sale zsr sps.I Ep-s .f Mems heavy weight Tn.Fervear. Shirts and IsrawcTs- ls-oken >izc<- some are slightly ssiTari from handIinz- 5nc and a, VaIue<. January clearing ssle ,ae
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
This Is Always Harvest Time for
 the Housekeeper. Just Read These Prices
 In Domestics.

bale yard wide unbleached Sheet ing, regular price 7c. January
 clearing sale 5c 70 pieces yard wide bleached Cot ton, better than fruit. regular l price 1Oc, January clearing sale Sc J pieces i5-inch bleached pillow
 case Muslin, regular price 1112c,
 January clearing sale Sc 20 pieces Lounsdale Cambric. rcgu-
 lar price 121ac, January clearing | sale 9c pieces a. Brown Sheeting. regular
 price 2Oc, January clearing sale be l" dozen bleached Sheets. regular
 price 45c. January clearing sale 35c 10 dozen 45-inch bleachpd Pillow
 Gases, regular price 12lac, Janl- ] 2ry clearing sale 9c
 WHITE GOODS. The season for these goods is only appearing. notwithstanding these closing prices.
 20 pieces India Linon Lawn. regular price Sc January clearing sale Ic l5 pieces white Crossbar Muslin.
 regular price 1211ac, January clear 1 ing sale Sc .,WG yards remnants of striped
 and checked Nainsook. regular
 price 121ac, January clearing sale Sc 10 pieces fine mercerized Waist
 ings, all small figures. regular
 price 25c, January clearing sale 19c i.o0t yards remnants of fine plain
 Nainsooks. regular price 19c.
 January clearing sale 12isc j pieces 42-inch hemstitched Apron
 Lawns. regular price 25c, Janu
 ary clearing sale be LINENS: UNDERPRICED FOR
 THIS SALE.
 lOo dozen linen Huck Towels. Jan
 nary clearing ,'sale f for 2Je 2p dozen hcmstitched damask Tray
 Cloths, regular price 25c, Janu-
 ary clearing sale iJc CTS, regular pre-" 39c, January l clCarlns sale -Jc JO dozen all linen Napkins. regular
 price S1. January clearing sale I5c 2G pieces 6O-inch Turkey Red Da-
 mask, regular price 25c, January l clearing sale 19c To pieces 63-inch bleached Damask,
 regular price 5oc, January clear
 irg sale j9c lJ Fringed Cloths, slightly soiled,
 regular price S1 to S1.I3. Janu- ! ary clearing sale ,5c 70 pieces Linen Diaper, regular
 price s1.25, January clearing siile nSc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
Surprising Silk Values.

For this sale We have made special efforts in Silks. as the values below would indicate. The wonder is that such beautiful Silks should strike such a price level, nor is there q style among tbeiD that is not choice and desirable it is simply more of our we'll Known silk offerings such as are never egIalcd ny other houses.
 A collection that usually sells for &,c and S1 yard for tJc yd Heavy POngee Silk, 2 inches wide. in ail the new shades. silk and wool flannel, all. colors, also Peau ue Cygne in evening shades and black. a beautiful quality: these Silks sell regularly at SI to St yard, in this great January sale we make the price 4:c yd 5G INDIA SILKS. a5c YARD. 31-inch all silk India. a fine assort- ment of evening shades. the wash able kind, former price J0c q yard. for January sale 2.ic yl SI FANCY TAFFETAS. isc YARD. COO yds of Fancy Taffetas suitable for waists and gowns. plenty of browns. blues and greens. small. neat patterns. checks. etc. regr- iar Sl grade. for January sale isc yd 7Bc QUALITY HIGH GRADE TAF-
 FETA. 59c YARD Clifton Taffeta in large range of colors. the rustling quality. beautiful lustre. for gowns. waists and lining silk. regular price 1oc yard. for January sale
 .5y, yd AMONG THE BLACK SILKS WE
 WILL OFFER Taffeta. 36 inches wide. regularly worth S1. sale price 19- "a Taffeta. JG inches wide regularly I worth S1.JJ yard. sale price
 Si.I9 yd Taffeta. 2 inches wide. regularly worth SA yard. sale price .ssc yd Peat de Soie. 2O inches wide. regu- larIy worth Ssc yard sale prie.
 5Sc va Pesu je CygDe. l9 inches wide srguIariy worth S,sc yaId- scIr Irifr ss>c ra n ALL SILK CRETE DE CHINE
 -5Sc YARD
 Pe-sutiful ereIe quality vc.y siisr and firm. all the best .veniB- shades. former price B. fer Jan sarJ sale price 5sc yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
From Our Busy Base.
 ment,

Close out and broken lots away under prices.
 German China Cups and Saucers, assorted decorations, gilt edge, value S1.15 dozen, clearance safe
 99c dozen Odd lot of fancy Plates in Havi- land and Limoges china. value from 25c to j0c, clearance sale 10c China Pitchers, assorted decora- tions and shapes, in several sizes, gilt edge, value 69c, clearance sale 39c Individual Buffers, Japanese china, blue decorations. value 1Oc. clear ance sale 20 Porcelain Tea and Dinner Plates in blue and green dccora tions. Illuminated, value $1.5O dozep, clearance sale 9Sc dozen Porcelain Bowls in green and blue decorations. illuminated, value 15c, clearance sale Sc Salad Bowls in flow blue decora- tions, large size. value 29c, clear ance sale 15c DINNER SETS UNDER PRICE. l1o-piecc IIaviland china Dinner Set. dainty decoration, value S35. clearance sale S222.9> il2piece English Porcelain Dinner Set. under glazed decoration and gold edge, value SIS, clearance sale SEAS 1G0-picce American Porcelain Din ner Sets. blue and green dccora lions, value $10, clearance sale S5.9S 10piccc Toilet Sets in blue, green and brown decorations, value S2.15, clearance, sale ''5' ~a.i. .Sl.16 Jdrdiniercs. fancy shapes. assorted coiors, large size. value S1.o9. clearance sale 9Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
WOODEN WARE

Ir.5n5nx Tabie~. b8iIs gssI aHd
 ~HS1g. vaIss- <1L sIasTaHsr
 -rsp .. L-Tec size rIlstisiEg Bowls. vaIsE-
 ---s- sIpzrsnsr. SsIr I. s-.i-awcr Sf,irr- Cabinets. oil finish
 and lerterciL vsiue 1--. cscsrsure
 sale {:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
Extr, Special in Si!v,rware

Assorted Iot of Knives. Forks. Teaspoons. Tablespoons. sugar shells. Butter Knives. in Rogers sud several other reliable man EfaciurprS' nakeS. slightly taTn- ished. value from 2Ic to Ji-. choice
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
WIRE GOODS

Wire Skirt Hangers. value 1..-.
 sicaTance sale Wire Iren oT Tea Tot Rests. value
 Iur. el.arance sale Dover Egg Besster. value 1J,. clear
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
\ FUR BARGAIN

Black French COney Fur Boas,
 shaped collar. squirrel lined.
 price was S..9S. for this sale S3.G0
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04
A True bear sfnhx.

An angry black bear. through an err
ror in judgment. attacked freight To-
comotive on lonely stretch Of railway
In Austris- Hungary and came of Sec
ond best A switchman had walked up
the track TO a siding. where be had set
q switch to allow freight train to
make way for the express. 1t was
night, and he carried lantern. Seeing
a dark, formless mass lying across the
rails, he went TO investigate The DARK,
formless mass suddenly resolved itself
into big she bear and three cubs. The
switchnan was surprised In his fright
he foolishly dropped his lantern and
started to run. The bears followed. The
old mother bear was rapidly outfooting
the switchman when the freight train
came along, It's headlight cleaning
along the rails. Even this did not de-
ter the enraged animal She attacked
the engine and was killed. The cubs
escaped.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04
Rejected I.nsins. Of War.

Certain engines Of war have been re-
Jected by civilized nations in times
gone by because they were too de,
structige and too horrible. England has
still in keeping secret war plan OF the
tenth Earl Of Dundonald which the au
thorlties rejected because. while 1t was
infallible, 1t was too inhuman to use by
man against man. Even Louis XIV. OF
France had backbone enough to refuse
Dupre's terrible invention II the story
OF this discovery be true the plan was
to create by secret process confia-
grafton whose intensity was but in
creased by water. II would burn town
or feet. Louis refused to have the Sc.
cret published, and it went down to the
grave with Duprs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04
COUNTESS POTocKA.

s r
fhs Woman Who sang 90 Chopin -
He sank 10 Desth.
~ tie great Chopin iay dying mis-
soul was ushered out by the song Of
tho beautiful Countess Delphlne Po-
tocka. who had been bis dearest conf.
dante and friend. The romance Of their
friendship, one OF the sweetest In his.
tory, II related by Gustav Kobbe in the
Dellneator. The last tragic scene In the
life OF the composer has often been de
scrlbed and has been painted by Bar.
rios, but II ls 80 touching that one may
well read another version of II. Mr..
Kobbe writes:
Then came what Is perhaps the
most touching scene that has been
handed down TO us from the lives OF
the great composers. When Dolphin.
entered what was soon to be the death
chamber Chopin's sister Louise and
few OF his most intimate friends were
gathered there. She took her place by
Louise. When the dying man opened
bis eyes and saw her standing at the
foot Of his bed, tall. slight, draped In
white, resembling a beautiful angel,
and mingling her tears with those OF
Louise his lips moved. and those near
est him, bending over to catch biz
werds, heard him ask that she would
sing.
Mastering her emotion by a strong
effort Of the will. she sang in voice Of
bell.lIke purity the canticle to the vir.
gin attributed TO s;radeIla sang II SO
devoutly, 30 thereally, that the dying
man, artist and lover Of the beautiful
to the very last, whispered in ecstasy:
How exquisite. Again. again.
"Once more she sang, this time
psalm by Marcello. It was the haunted
hour OF twilight. The dying day draped
the scene In It's mysterious shadows.
Those at the bedside had sunk noise
lessly on their knees. Over the mourn.
ful accompaniment OF sobs foated the
voice OF Delphine like G melody from
heaven"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04
Astorian Free Want Ads.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY A GILL NET
from 225 to 275 fathoms; Q to on
mesh. Address J. p. H., Astorian.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04

listeners. "that the men had given q
parole not 10 escapeT'
$50 they did They didn't escape. !
captured EN-" r. A. mitchell.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04
MASSAGE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUAR-

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
termaster, Astoria, Ore, February
Is, 1905: Sealed proposals, in tripii-
cate, will be received at this office un-
til 10 o'clock a. m. March 7. 1905, and
then opened, for grading and con-
struction 6 plank roadways and side
walks about new public buildings at
Fort Columbia, Wash. United States
reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals. Plans can be seen and
specifications obtained at this Office.
Information furnished on application.
Envelopes should be marked "Propos-
ais for grading etc." ami addressed
Captain Goodale. Quartermaster, AS
toria, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT TMIs
once; Csc per hundred.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-04
!;I:i|OIj !s;IC:iPOF FuLA

When child ] had a very severe at
tack OF Diphtheria, which came near prov.
ing fatal Upon recovery the glands Of the
neck were very much enlarged, and after
the free use of iodine, the right one was
reduced 10 its normal size, but the left
one continued to grow-very slowly al
first, until 1t was about the size of a goose
egg, which began 20 press on the wind.
pipe, causing difficu.g breathing, and be.
came very painful. An incision was made
and a large quantity of pus discharged.
The gland was removed, or as much as
could with safety be taken out. For ten
years wore alittle piece of cloth about an
inch long in my neck to keep the place
open, During this time had to have il
cut open By the doctor every time took
cold or the opening clogged In the Spring
or early Summer of 1854 was persuaded
by my wife to use S. S. S., which did,
strictly in accordance with directions. II
took twepty-six large bottles, and was en-
hrely cured, for have not suffered since
that time. B, S. RsGI.AND.
Royal Bag Mfg. Co., Charleston S, c.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
SubaStas efectuadas
ANTE Ell JEFE De 0BRkS PUBllCaS

En- la Jefatura de Obras Publicas
sc verified las diez de aver mafiana
una subasta para el suministro de rass
nlc de piedra triturada con destino q
la carretera ndm I, secci6n de San
jam a Cayey. correspondence al dis.
Erito de San Juan. siendo postores don
Angel Moreno taz6n de sr.77 m3;
don Jose Lago sl.79; don Zen6n
Diaz i Sl5S; don Pdro Larrosa 81 ~,
don Juan Perez 4 LA; don Rogue
Paniagua st73y don Manuel Rami-
rez Sola 4 9a.5o
Resulta meier postor don Juan Pc
rez. de Caguas Sr.44 ms.
~.
A la misma hora de aver se efectu6
en- la Jefatura de Obras Ptiblicrs Ia
subasta anunciad4 sobre construction
de varios tubos de hormigon con des-
tino q la carretera nhm. 2. seccion dc
Aguadilla Camuy, correspondence
al distrito de Mayaguez, pressntandose
como postores los seiiores don Lui,
Ninlliatt, de Manatf quien pide $67o. SC
por la realiz acion de tales cbras
don Pedro Viera, de Quebradilas po,
$o43; don Serafin Soto, de Ro.grands
por $780,. 80; don Benjamin Morales
de Mayagiiez, por 1884; don Vtcto,
Honore, de Mayagiiez por $II57; dor
Jose Lago, de Bayamon. por $749
don LUIS Pho Toro, por S7a7.5o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
De LOLA
lsaa~ o@ g

iuass - - e 49,
Nua teas spasmnassa - essa -.
Naaae : tfrrfe e. nuxssrA sxsrAsA. =
~eAssaae nsvensrae Saa Aascnle -
faana. ~ rsanrsrae nssAhsss poes
co1SurrvEcaa xn at<As Aeso swsu "a ~
Ne "a sgiesss wns cosxnrriAs aelsAe
aas coa.anass ohsesvacioncx cue hscs
dssse r<lpsgo e Padre Aasflnes
rsspeeto q la ohhgscieues DC sedo
Sristisno
Sc As aamSrsGo uns ..JsusA Re.
caudAdora para ailsg&r fondcs pars
Ia recsnstruccion &c unes,ra srlrsia
Essa J1nta Ia eca.ponen 'os sesloses
siguienses: Presideu,r. Rev. Padre IA.
mon Martinez. Wee. pr. sidense. don
Jsan r. caidercr: SeSretArio don
Felipe G. de Ia Nooeds: Tesorero.
don Rafael Cslderou Graz; Vocal
don Msrcelino Suarez.
Dada la actividaa de estos seforcs.
tsne mos la completa segurldad cue
~s A~ NAbolO Nhk1CELAIGE
las obras del temple
-Ourante estos iiltimos dias la DO
licfa de este pueblo al mando del
qua dia Joaquin Morales ha pres,a-
do muchos { impor taai.s servicios.
Es de notarse ia actividad que en-
todo desplegan.
-El tasador de este dstriso Mr..
M G. Strayer. estuvo en- este pue bio
retasando aigunas propiedades aten.
diendo las recla ma clones de traspasos
que pedian los interesado
-Llamamos la atencion de ia poli
cia sobre ell hecho bastante abusive
de conducir por ell centro de la pobla
cIon ganado sueto Esto Sc puede
corregir con un escarmiento.
Ha sido nembrado por ell sefor
Iesofsro, cobr ador de apremios para
esta Jurisdiction, e sefior Gabriel Bal.
dorioty. Con este IN otivo Sc lleyaran
efecto cnbargos las. fincas de con.
Grshnyenfes NOR osos
CorresponsaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
s BIBIIoTEcA DEL BoLETIN MERCANTIL

Los buques cuando habfa viento Este, tomaban gus
este pardo que adeas les economizaba los gas
to de puerto.
En- tales casos los barqueros ~comsonados de la
cudad exceene tribu de marines que ell puerto
destituyo acudian tomar sus barcas, va ell
ba,cadero. va las estacones de Il plaza los pass
ieros, los transportation equpajes, menudo
muy gruesa, sempre 81 academies, los bu-
ques que ban 4 hacerse la vela. El vento Este es
viento de costado muy bueno para la travesia de
Inglaterra.
Cuando el huques esdispuesto partir estaba puer
TO- todo ell mundo embarcaba ALI; cuando estaba en-
la Iada poda elegir embarcarse de puerlos
de la inmedatos al fon1eadero. En- todas las
senadas hallabanse barqueros discretion.
Ell Havelet era una de ensenadas Este Pc
pequeho ancon, que 10 que sgnifca havela estaba
muy de la cudad psro solitaro, que pa
reca muy leos de ella Debia esta sol .dad al
caamento de los altos acanados del ucrte Georgia que
dominan aquella discreta enscnada.
LEG abasc al lIavele por varios ssnderos. Ell m 4
dreco segua la orila del aqua; tenfa1 la ventaa de
conducir la ciudad la igesia en- cinco minutes
e Inconvenience de qre las olas 10 oubrfan dos
al dfs. Los ctros senderos mas abruptos Sc
hunt ian lis arfil ctroSdadts dc las escalp- duras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
LIBRO TERCERO
La partida de Cashmere
FL HAvELET IMMEDIATE A IA ICLESIA

Saint Sampson pucde tener genie sin que Saint
Pierre Port quede desiero. 1s especic de bonn
ba aspirane Las notcia deprisa los pafscs
pequeios; r la chmeuea de ia Durande coloca-
da bajo las veutauas dc Lethier era, desde la
salida del sol de aque dta el asunto mas mportsnte
de Guernesey Delane de este to1o otro acontecmien-
to quedaba ofuscalo. Eclipse de Ia del dean
de Saint~Asaph; va trataba del reverendo Ete-
nezer Caudray, nj de s1bita rqueza, nj de par
tda el Cashmere. Lo cue estsbs d la orden del dia
era la maquina dc la Durande trafda dc los Douves
No crefa Ell naufragio habfa psrec.do ex-
traordinario pero Ell savamento parecfa impossible
Era menester eonyencerse dc clio con los propiOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-16
Secci6ss re7igiosa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Junio ", sibado. - San Manuel
compafIeros martires.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-20
"ANGELs" or "DEvILs. :"

The most mistaken idea n parent
can have is that his own children
are little angels, while the children
of other parents are little devils.
The parents who realize that their
children are as liable to err as those
of any other family is on safe ground.
An instance of parent who refused
to let his child associate with other
children. because they might teach
him evil things, the result being that
the goody-goody boy ran away from
home and was as full of iniquity as
a dog is full OF heas, has lately come
to light. Parents too frequently be
lieve implicitly what their children
say of other children. never believing
that their own children may be at
fault-believin them and then cast
ing reflections on the children OF a
friend or neighbor is only aiding
their own children to deceit
a. A. Miller will return tomorrow
from business trip to Denver He
has been absent all week
Rev. f. f. Walters will leave on
Thursday of next week for Denver
to engage in revival work at the
Highland Christian church in that
city. Of which the Rev. Pickett, well
known in this city. is pastor.
The prettiest line of folding baby
carriages ever brought to this city
is being shown at the Gourley- Platt
furniture house this week The firm
just received a large assortment of
new carriages.
The first of series of Interesting
and entertaining lectures will be de
livered tonight in the assembly room
of the high school by Mr.. Richard
II. Sullivan of the United States
weather bureau. The lectures will
he scientific in nature and will be il
lustrated by stereopticon views. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Attend the lecture at the high
school building this evening The
public is cordially invited to attend
Richard IL. Sullivan of the weather
bureau will deliver the first of ser
les of fine lectures.
Charles c. Brantley. the we'll
known eolored bootblack. and Jessie
Parker were united in marriage yes
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-20

terday afternoon in the study of Rev.
f. f. Walters. pastor of the Chris
tian church. Relatives and a few
friends We're present. Charlie is re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
many friends today.
The Elis' annual ball, which takes
place this year on February 16. will
be one of the most brilliant social
functions ever given by that lodge.
Only the Elks and their wives or
sweethearts win be entertained, The
ball will be given at the Auditorium,
Thursday night, February 2, will
be observed as Gentlemen Night"
by the Woman's Club. A charming
is promised by the la
dies Neat invitations have been is
sued.
Tonight the directors Of the Cham
ber of Commerce will hold the reg
uiar weekly meeting in the onice of
the secretary. "Ye Bookman's Den"
Much business of Importance will be
brought up for discussion and a fun
attendance is desired.