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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
refully Made
ShirtWaists.

It's the first principle to build on The
quick sales for them comes with the pric-
any other.
New Taffeta TalIor-Made Waists, elaborate
embroideries Including black. white and all
5colors waists that should sell for Sc are at the
astonishing price, $30s.
f White Mohair Waists, with embroidery. that
cost almost as much as we charge for the entire
waists, S1.Ds
Hand Embroidered Linen Waists, lace
trimmed: Null Lingerie Waists, choice OF any
styles that were made to sell for $3.50, for
R1Os.
Embroidered Black Mercerized Waists. Osc.
A counter OF Waists at Soc and Doe each,
There are hundreds Of Waists that are re-
Srnarkaby priced, 81 5%ts y.
Sweaters, from those for the small baby
TO every kind for wonaen's use soc to
$685.
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Some 2,1O0 Bed Quilts

aCturer made them 70 Otuct d1!d 1o1
they are not made like ordinary COM
and outside.
TWO SPECIAL PRICES IN COTTON
BLANKETS. -ailver Grey Double Blank
cts for SOC pair
Heavy White Double Blankets for e5c a
pair.
The new supply Of Sheets and White
Quilts.
Double-Bed Sheets, that cost zoe and
75c. henlstitched and plain hemmed, 53s
pairs for csc each
Variety Of Imported Marsellles Quilts,
for metal and wooden beds, fringed and
unfringed'
Among the Quilts are ss,25 ones for
The usual IS Quilts sell for SIS.
se.25 Quilts sell for S4.25, aud SO on. /.
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$3.50 Austrian Tea Set S..

s5-s-inch chrysanthemum Cut Bowls; :.
good 81 value,
S2,5o-cut Glass caraffes that were IS.
S2,2b for a Blue Brown. Green or Olive Jar
AND Pedestal that stands "a inches high.
0sc-Granlte Ham Boilers,
aoe--Galyanlzed Iron, Wash Tubs,
pc--9-ring Deep Muffin Pans.
DC eacll--Glass Stamp Plates 49,
DC eactl-s-inch Glass Flower Vases.
Ose-crystal Berry Sets, consisting OF .
bowl and saucers.
$50 = dozen--aloss Rose Toilet Paper.
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Flannels, Flannelettes,
Waistii:ngs
are overreaching every assortment we
have ever placed before our public.
Here are few Of the special prices:s
ION first floor.)

INC best Csc Wool EIderdowns In white and
colors for 1Dc.
Double width Flannclettes, In most beautiful
designs, IL Ice.
cred Flannel Waistings: choice Monday. 35c.
Japanese floral designs In Heavy E!derdown
F1annelettes made to sell for 25c; here for
12 / &c yard.
Printed Flannelettes In twill. crepe and
double f!eeced the usual !. 1-2c quality, for
O53-Ac.
1000 yards Of White Wool Flannel, tho
best quality. always sold at 1Sc, Special
price, IL lie a yard.
Light colorngs in Woven Flannels,
double width, for 8 1.:3c
silk Embroidered Flannels, full yard
wide. 5Ocquality, for SOC,
SOC Embroidery, Csc. \
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Irish Point Curtains, heavy hand work, yards
long. extra wide; $3.50 value G5 a pair
Renaissance Lace Curtains, yards long; IS
value. Sa.aO'a pair.
Plain Ner"Curtains renaissance insertion and
edge: value to $3.50 for So 3s pair.
Rutfle Net Curtains. in white and Arabian, 8
yards long; s225 value. S1.45 pair
Plain Net Curtains. in Renaissance and Irish
Point designs: regular value $3.50. for $3.50 a
pair.
Heavy Double Thread Net Curtains that sell
for 50, 9sc pair.
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Black and colored Spool SILK, all good shades.
3 spoos &c.
White Beading 8 yards pieces. 1-2c
All sizes Kid Curriers' &c a dozen.
1o-yard rolls White Tape. &c; all dths.
40 Count Mourning Pins boxes, &C.
Nickel Safety Pins. all sizes, &c dozen
English Pins, 400 pins to paper. &c a paper
csc ONO Shields, loo pair
Agate Buttons, all sizes. DC q caro-.
Gold Eye Needles. 2 papers 1c.
Morcerized Embroidery Cotton, every color.
&c a spool.
shell and Amber Hair Pins. zoe kind, 10c
dozen.
smith Needles. Be paper.
Sc Colored Beading, &c a bunch.
Needle Books, papers Needles and Darning
Needles, all for Sc.
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A Manufacturers s. Entire
Lot of Mill End Innings.

Thousands Of yards at fraction OF
their price in full pieces. Is
1000 yards Black Near silk Innings
worth ~ 1-2c and 15c for 6 3.4c yard.
Gray Lining stlesia, cloth worth to 15c, 10.
3-4c a yard.
Black satteen Innings. yard wide and 1sa
value, for ~ 1.2c yard
Andcrson's Percane and Pres de Sole Innings.
in all colors; worth ?6c and soc, sale at IL 20
a. yard.
Fine scolored Mercerzed satteen Ltnins.,
worth 4oc. for 1Dc a yard.
Black PerealIne. a bargain cloth at 2oc 90
cial at 16c.
Taffetinc Lining. rustles like taffeta and
wears better; this 39c cloths is 25c yard.
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Men S Neckwear as a
Monday Sale.

Any Mems Neckwear you can see in
any style in this city at CSC to 3ec will
be sold Monday for 19c.
Includes Four-in- Hand Teck. Bat Wings and
all styles-a long counter full OF them.
Pretty Shield Bows. ordinarily 25c, are DC.
52.inch String Ties DC.
Tho fine 25c quality are among those at loo.
Everything else In Mems Furnishings at sim
liar prices.
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Muslin Curtains, in dots and figures; 1925
value, S6c pair
Plain Muslin Curtains, yards long. soc a
pair.
Rope PortIeres, in all colors and designs,
made OF large size cord. double door sizes; IS
value, $3.50 each.
Merccrized Portcres. in solid color and two
tone effects; value $3.50, for $3.50 pair.
Mercerlzed Portleres, heavy tassel fringe,
plain colors. 3 yards long. extra wide; special
value, $2.0S a pair.
Poles and Fixtures complete. feet long, oak
or cherry loo EACH
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A New Store for Boys
Clothing.

With the new prices and induce.
ments that go with them. We can
sell clothing for less than clothing
store because it costs less to do BUSH
ness.
Boys Double Breasted Suits Of fancy mixed
and checked cheYiot, guaranteed all wool. rein
forced with double seat and knees. s4.As
Boys Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits, IN
new and stylish mixtures. with regular or
bloomer trousers; a splendid value for $3.50
and S3.os.
Boys, Norfolk and Buster Brown Suits Of
all wool cheyiot, in desirable patterns, perfect
fitting, s1.0s and SEAS
Boys Knee Trousers, made Of heavy serge
cheviot and fancy tweeds, for zoe. Csc and
S1.25.
Boys BOX overcoats. with emblems, in tan
covert cloth and blue serge; $3.50 value for
$3.50.
Boys Full Length overcoats, with belted
back. In oxford gray and fancy mixed cheviot,
Boys, SOC and 75c White and colored Shirts
and Waists. 25c and Doc.
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You Want to Be Here
for Black Goods Monday

All-Wool Panama Suiting, soc and CSC
goods. for SOC and 81 1-2c.
Finest SLIPS voies. With q, skip OF mohair'
Tor soc. .
An Wool Heavy Tailor Serge. best 81 goods
Six warp Henrietta, SIZE value, zoe.
New imported Henrietta in. all the various
grades from zoe 10 $3.50.
SIN and Wool Crepe Cloth and Eolienne.
.sualty 81 and $l.25. for 'oc and soc.
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sale Of Colored Dress


has been pronounced one OF the new
stores successes. All the latest styles
in Greys are here, in every quality.
ing, 81 inches, fors75c yard Others are
81 to SLIGO for goods that are usually
priced in tailors' stores at 50.
& ITS pieces OF Broadcloth are on sale, values
to s1.9s; choice of any color or black at Csc
yard.
4 Cream Basket Cloth heavy weight, that Is
scarce at $685. is here for G9c
Atwood Henrietta. at Doc.
Half wool Soft Finish Henrietta in every
shade, 20c.
Novelty Rainproof Fabric. the best made.
width Sc inches, 81. So &
Atwood Covert Cloth, 5Oc to S1G0.
All the various White and Cream Fabrics SO
much used. including broadcloths. are priced
25c to S3. 80 a yard.
Danish Cloth, half wool, in all colors. 1Oc
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100 and 12c Outing F1annels, Sic
- 1-2c Teazedown. white and colors. -1c'
Regular II 1-2c Dark Percales, Z &c
ard-wide IL 1-2c Printed Flannelettes In
dark colors, 1-2c.
Plaid Dress Glnghams. the best styles-new
this season-quality made to sell for y Sc are
priced 3-4c a yard.
5000 yards best quality OF lie Fancy Dark
Dress Prints, &c a yard.
9. 500 yards OF Robe Prints for comforts and
curtains. in the newest designs. that usually
sell for 10c, are priced 34c a yard.
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t he ArtDepartm'nt
m,,i SELL MONDAY

WILL SELL MONDAY
Linen Centerpieccs, ox9 inches.
with drawn work and embroidered
scalloped edge. 100 each.
Table Covers to match for 5Oc.
Scarts. full length. for zoe.
Hundreds Of Ready Made Cushion
Covers, vclours Burlap and Litho-
graph. various beautiful designs,
for 25c and 6Oc.
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Bargain Items for Monday the Best
News Of the Season.
quick because they Just what need
rherei s a sloWo one bunch s53 Il

they are JUST what you Heeo E1OSt
De Longs Hooks and Eyes. &c card.
IA. 81 and Ga Flat Shoe Laces, &c dozen
1oc Hose Supporters. pad fronts. 1oc
Fancy Ruffle Garter Elastic, DC yard
Hooks and Eyes. good ones, 1c card
John J. clnrks Spool cottons &c spool
Talcum Powder, glass bottles, &c.
Large &c Cakes Turkish Bath Soap, 1c.
1ec Medicated Soap &c a cake.
Witch Hazel Soap. cakes 1Oc.
Priscilla Toilet Soap. highly perfumed, 1-3n.
Craddocks Medicated Blue Soap 8 1-2c.
1oc and l5c Tooth Brushes, any &c.
Clothes Brushes, good bristle: 1sc ones spscaaa
IOc.
Palm Soap. &c cake.
Ask for free sample Lama OH Soap.
Sample lot OF 76c and 81 Bags, soc each.
Ch!ldren's Csc Patent Leather Belts. 30.
Black Embroidered Belts, 1Oc.
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Cohen's Basement Helps Save
Thousands Of Dollars. Annually


Dress F1annels in Bourette styles OF Scotch
dress fabrics, made to sell for lsc: our price.
&c yard
Turkey Red and White Prints. warranted OIL
colors, for 4 Sic,
Dark Flanneettes. the. usual &c quality, IN
lengths to 10 yards. for g. ic a yard.
The best 4o-inch wide unbleached Cotton.
that sells for BIC, will be 80 a yard.
1900 yards Of unbleached Canton Flannel.
the Sc quality, for &c a yard.
Androscoggn Cotton for lac.
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We call especial attention to All Wool Suits.
handsomely tailored. coats as inches long and
the price sl5.
So Moments Ralnproof coate, the latest styles.
perfectly tailored. S7Ds each
Kew Coats pretty mannish mixtures, latest
achievements In STYLES, all wool materials. $500
One Of the successful Goats OF the season Is
the Empire, black, SOLID colors or mixtures
gag 80,
Dozsas OF other styles In Coats. including the
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Monday Will Be a
Hosiery Day.

Some 5000 dozen pairs are ready
and waiting.
GOO dozen womcri's, Misses and Chill
dren's Stocks at 1Oc pair The Women's
are fast, black, seaille ss, fancy embroid-
cred fronts, full seamless stans black with
white feet, and other kinds.
The Misses and Children's are solid
black ribbed, In ali sizes to ID. The
values run to 1Oc.
childrcn's Csc Full Regular Made Lace
Socks the entire lot for IOc a pair
Usual $3.50 SILK Stockings, In black or colors.
for women. arc 81 o! pair.
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SOC Embroidery, CSC.
40 pieces Of wide Open Embroidered
Flouncing, up to SOC value. for 25c yard,
Cohen's Linen Store.

is one of the up-to-date spots where
you have every advantage in the reli-
able qualities that you would have #
you were to take a trip to Europe.
hIerccrizeA Table Dnmhslss Cloths and
Napkins--hayc come TO stay They not
only prove economy, but takn the place
where prejudice can be gct nBlde---of tho
Amer and high priced llneng. W
Full I,eachGd Herccrized bomnrh yards
vide, In al Tbs fine linen designs, noe yard.
Aercerized DiHnsr Snpking. 7Dc a dozen.
Maecerizet Iabl9 Daniask. Yards vide, in
syery my comparable with The Ii.75 linen;
price, 500 a yard.
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Some ilzineryS pedals

which shape OF the finest
They all with little
ming you
lvet in
10 n Q
stylish hats which used in our fall
ing an o
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Here Are Hundreds o
Umbrellas.

$50 Of them were bought at about
half price; It makes s1.50 Umbrellas
Csc; sl.25 ones, S5c; Mems 81
ones. S1.26; soc ones, zoe; $3.50
silk ones. $3.
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various styles for evening wear
Handsome Fur LINED Coats. S2h.
Our line Of Misses and Childrea's Suits
and Goats IL now ready
Dresses. $3.50 10 E22bo; Coats sI.nO to
Sl7.IO.
Hundreds of Handsome skirtD Cue LOT NJ u
10 t5.7b Skirts, were bought 10 sell for shDs.
Some of the abandonment Skirts arc SO
$3.50 sklrts are S7.cD--al 0t them the late@t
accepted styteA.
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Cohen's Kid Gloves

are chosen from the standard best IN
The world.
It is not haphazard venture when
you buy gloves here.
our si Glove is the proof Of goodness
ne The wholecountry There is nothing 10
eoual them in this city. We know 1T, ana
experience has taught you.
we sell the ordinary 75o Glove at ooc' al
.olors and black aud all sizes.
Tretousse cloves, at $3.50 and q are IN tne
lead of all glove goodness Every osher n'aNe
,s shadow Of talk IN comparison
New Dent walking Glprcs are here at 81
Mocha Suede and Glnce Walking Gloves-tne
RiarrItz the Long Evening Gloves. all that are
usually $3.50 are 81 here and we try them on
With n guarantee.
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A Superb Line Of Curtains and
Draperie:;s.

Fills large department. them With the greater
by you'll find
the values slight hint Of themany attractions
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Flannelette Gowns for
Woven .39c.

w VVVII OS(s
Flannelette Night Gowns for wo-
men and misses. every kind and
description. 3Dc each.
So Embroidered Double Fleece.
Flannel Gowns. In pink and blue,
for 0Sc.
scalloped Edge Skirts. solid coll
or, 30c. Other Flannelette Skirts,
1Dc and zoe.
70 dozen White Muslin Gowns.
high or low neck. the always s5c
to csc value. Owing to the late
season, the manufactures closed
them out to US; Monday, soc eacll
all sizes.
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SIS Handsome
Silk Petticoats,
$3.9S.

Best IS Black and Colored Tai
feta Petticonts ever sold In Rich
mond are $3.OS each, in all sizes.
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q be $ oies' hon1e
-1ournaI patterns

YIN be on sale with Cohen from Monday Their name
is the wenown guarantee for all that STYLE fashion and cor
rectness everything about Paper Patterns can imply
with the honor being selected the store
con-
6den offered these by our house.
than ecesgo togeher. X 3
h prices O /,
- lain FloorR
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The preparation has been going spirit of
mated in Paris both as garments and the fitting the Garment Store
talors only These few
ycmak.
to
all
o the ou-s sized woman.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-15


permanent beauty Of our streets depends
upon them. Alternated with the rapid
growing and familiar box elder, should
be planted the elm, ash, linden and soft
maple. A note Of warning should be
sounded against the cottonwood. Its
balls Of cotton are nuisance !; the rain
like rattle of its leaves is unpleasant to
many, and it is the shortest lived OF
trees also, other trees will not thrive SO
well in its neighborhood. Where such a
tree is desired, let the Carolina Poplar,
its near relative, be planted.
For most rapid results in the home
grounds, nothing can surpass the many
Towering shrubs that fill eastern gar
dens. The lilac, syringa, forsythia, bar
berry and host OF others all flourish
here and afford the pleasure OF greenery
while the trees are attaining their
growth.
These are only q few suggestions for
the identifying of ioar city. The work
would soon fepay the worker and COM
plstely change the NOW ibafren sagpect 0f
our ,atrpaku - anuaCns.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-15
NOTICE MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage. executed and delivered by Ernest
Hageman. unmarried. mortgagor to The
Union Central Life Insurance Company IN
corporationl, MORTGAGE, dated the 18th day OF
October, A. D. 1903. and tiled for record in
tie Office OF the Register Of Deeds OF the
County of Ward and State of North Dakota
on the 2Ist dav OF October, A. D. 1905. and
recorded in Book -. of Mortgages at page
and assigned by said MORTGAGE. to NJ F. MUIR
ply, which said assignment filed for record in
the once of the Register OF Deeds of the Coun.
~ Of Ward. and State of North Dakota, on the.
18th day OF November 1906, viii DO forclosed by
sale Of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described. at the front door OF the
Court House. in the County OF Ward and state
OF North Dakota, al the hour OF 2 clock D. m !.
on the 23rd day of December. A. D., 1905, to
satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on
the, day OF sale. The premises described IN
such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same as described as follows:
The southeast quarter Is. F.. ~. Of Section
thirty.three ls3):, in Township one hundred
ffty-three $50. Range eighty-two (S3l. Ia the
County Of Mard and State Of North Dakota.
Thefezgill be due on such mOft9A9e at tho
date sOf aAle the sum Of fOnr hunstfea 'Avo asai
3jiO dallsEs.
ME- sMusrnx. .Asaisnse Of lGortsaeee. /
AkfHnR IIn6URCR, .A11nEnqJ. 1tsIbs331
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-15
Turkeys for Ten.

Smalwood's Grocery will give
ten turkeys to it's customers on
the eve OF Thanksgiving. With
every dollars worth Of goods
purchased at the store a number
will be issued and the holder of
each one OF ten numbers to be
drawn at the close of the days
trading will be given a turkey.
Only one turkey will be given to
a customer, SO that it is possible
to hold only one number that
will win.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-15
Married

Mr.. John Anderson of Minot, and
Matilda E. Jarvis Of Berthold. at the
home of the brides sister Mrs. Charles
Parker near Berthold, on Tuesday the
14th inst. The Rev VIM. G. Hunter B. D
The guests consisted of the mediate
relatives and the local representative of
the Salvation, Army. After the cere-
mony an abundant Marriage Feast was
partaken Of, and delightful social time
enjoyed by all present. The happy pair
started on their United Journey amid
showers of good wishes and numerous
gifts for their new home one and one alf
miles North of Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-15

A rumoris afoat that the Bot
tineau Courant has been sold to
Republicans. Could it be that
Hansbrough got his grip on Has
kits paper?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28
WATERBURY.WOO
Weather the 0aIy Thing to Hold
 Back Trolley Work.

Nothing but the weather can now interfere with the progress of work on the Waterbury WOOdbury trolley line. The difficulty that was experi- enced in HOtchkissvflle about laying the tracks has been overcome by At tOrney Bronson, treasurer Of the com pany, withdrawing the application for permission to build the line tO Hotch- kissvilIe. Seeing that the property owners could not agree on that point and that if was impossible to build the road without their consent through the main street fin Hotchkissville. 5fr Bronson concluded the best thing 10 do was to withdraw the application for what he called the long line. The HOtchkissyille people will be the los CTS by this arrangement. The line will now he built only to the town hall in WOodbury. There are 10 more ob- gtacles in the way now. The select men of both yIiddlebury and Wood bury have given permission 10 lay the tracks through their respective mu- nicipalities.
 Mir Bronson stated today that The plans and specifications on which the contractors will work VIII be ready this week and that they will he given out to bidders as soon as possible. and that if the weather permits the actual work of building the road will hegin right away.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Mulcahy council, K. of c.
 Naturalists' club.
 Myrtle temple, K. $.
 Court Oregon, F. Of 4.
 Waterbury lodge, I. o. r.
 Court Wolf Tone, F. of A.
 Comstock lodge K. of F.
 Nosahogan lodge, I. o. O. F.
 Progressive council, o. U. A. NJ. Waterbury lodge, No !, A. O. U, W. Companion Court Cecilia NJ. Quigley, No 265, l. o. F. .. Martha Washington council, S. s. Liberty circle, F. of A.
 Team Drivers union.
 Carpenters and Joiners' union. Court Champlain, F. of \.
 Ivory Workers union.
 LOubet camp, No 11,400, M. w. of A. Friendly league, physical training little girls p. m., boys p. m., league 7:45, non-league S:45; school of house keeping, public school cookery, a. m. and D. m.: second course cookery, 7:30; domestic arts, fine sewing, 7:30; mil linery, 7:3o; dressmaking, 7:30; com mercial course, 7:30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28

Papers in divorce suit brought by Mrs Margaret Daniels were filed with the clerk of the superior court yester- day. Mrs Daniels alleges habitual intemperance against her husband, Edward, who is believed to be living in Philadelphia She also asks for the custody of their minor child. son. The Daniels were married on Sep tember 1, 1898.
 The Evening Democrat is the Peo- ple's Paper. The price is 2c copy, 42c a month, S5 year, by mall or carrier.
 No matter how much people may differ regarding the proposition of the Waterbury Business Mems associa- ton to widen the sidewalk in EX- change place from Browns corner to a point about opposite Miller < Peck's there can be no dissenting opinions regarding the adyisability of con- structing a crosswalk from the corner of the ApOthecaries hall building to connect with the walk running from Harrison avenue to the other side of the street. Almost as many people hobble over the granite dimension blocks there as use the sidewalk and it is a wonder the city never laid d crosswalk at that point without get ting tip from anybody.
 To make good things to eat the housewife must have good materials. Spices that are rich in their proper flavor and not adulterated: extract of vanilla, strong yet delicate: native sage leaves. salad oil. brandy. sherry wine for cooking: all these things you will find at their best at Lakes Drug store. 21 South Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28

King William Scotch .S1.50 Black and White Scotch. ....... 125
 Ramsey Scotch ................ 100 Dewar's Scotch .............. 100 Lipton Irish 1.25
 Jameson Irish 100 Hunters Baltimore Rye. ......... I00 Pepper Distillery Bottling. ...... 100 Lewis ce" 100 Wilson ..................-. 100 Old Crow Rye e................ 100 Plymouth Gin (Coates). ...... 100 Burnett's Tom Gin ............ 100 Dekyper's Gin .................. 100 Ubart Gin ................... 100 Maple Gin 100 Mumm's Champagne, pints. ..... 1.50 Piper Heidseik, pints. ......... 1.50
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