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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
Los m6dieOS Sc ODO
ne al uSO DEF con
tadOr de- aqua.

Ciertos m6dicos Sc oponen q la
laea de establecer en- Buffalo con-
tadores para medir 81 aqua.
Ellos son de opini5a de- que los
contadOpes daFian lugar a que las
personas fue en- muy c1idadosas en-
81 usO del aqua y por consiguiente
sufrirfa la salud p1blica.
Ellos estan en- favor de una bue-
ma precipitation de aqua para las
letrinas y aleantaFillas con obietC
de pFevenir Ell estancamiento del
aqua y la producel6n de enferme-
dadeG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
BASE. BAL

MGfiAna domingo tendrs efecto en- Ia
cLiga puertorriquef1AS el Alp desAff
del obGnppi0nGt0.
Por ell Orden CorTeIAtivo iuRars1 los
clubs STexasO sAImendRFes, eMi-
ll6nS y SColectiva.D ,
Dado ell entusiasmO que YeinO. entire
los &mantes de este spOrt promote que
dor muy RnimRdO eI iuego de mi d ana.
Llamsmos la Atenci6n de los deTega-
dos para que OFdenen den principi9 di'
ChoB desS ffos & las 2 p. m. pues cor
estR medidR se terminAria mpCho mas
temprano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
Sub-pu0stO.

En- Santurce se ha Creado IN nuevo
sub pueOto de Ia policfA insuIar,; en- Ell
bRrEio de Martin Pef1R.
LO cOmandar6 ell cabo LVoVeras, te.
niendo sus 6rdenes lou guardias
AmadoF, So g ,do y Erneato Padilla.
Es una buena medidR tomada por ell
Cuartel general, pueS asi eAtarS mas
vigilada AQuella Jurisdiction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
MoTeato do frutas 90 New York

Cocos grandss $26 Z S29 por 1000
ia pequtfi0s $40 S21 por 1000.
Plffas clasifi sAdas 50 SO a So so Canssto.
NataDjas empacadas cnja ST. 65 q $2|15.
B4FriIes grandes So so q $4 90.
I'd requt nos So Is SO so.
Apesar de IL CompetenCia de estAs
frutas con las similAres de otros paises.
Il demal dR Le soAtiene irme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
TRASLLgOS.

Hoy Sc ha frmado por eI coronel ie-
fs de II p0Iicia inlular el tFasIado de
muChoS guardins. siendO reeD gsnchs-
uop, el saT0ento Chapel O. bos Loren
"a TsArD. Frav ci CO Oftiz. joe Ema-
nuelIi y JOa6 FOnfrfas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
Erascos De Peruna.


Sta. Ella NJ. Miller, una de las joveDes
de Ia sociedad Washington, escribs lO
siguiente desde, Washington, D. CT -
"c0R placer recoufendo So ngedR,
clna pRrg caGsrr0 en- IL caSexa. Dee.
pHes De habeF tornado VaFRos frasc0a,
me sfenf0 enferanenfe eurada. No nav
pafabras con que eEaREar "a Peru1a, +"
ssslSfks M. Miller.
Ea PeruRa No cOntlene Nsrc6hcoS.
IA el mundo hay infnidad de rems-
dtos para ell catarro. Muchos de eIIos
son apIicaciones locales y otros para ser
usados interiormente.
Desgraciadamente nm gran ndnero de
estos remedies, especialmente los one
recetan los medicos, ,contienen narcotics
de algdn genero, como cocalna, opio =
aguardiente. Il
Estos remedies aIivian temporal
mente. Ell enfermo cree que est6 meior.
En- pocos semanas, no obstante, des-
eubre el error. No tan solo no estG
mejor del catarrO, sino que tambisn hs
adquiri,lo el NAL h6bito de usar mar.
e6ticos. Esto gueede en- una mnlHtua
de casOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
curada <Rn cuafrO Sen1anas d.
Un Severe ReSfriadO En-
Los PuFmOnes.

Sta. Josie schsetzel, r. r. No. 1, Ap-
piston, Wis, esc1ibe como sigue;
"Contr6je nm severe resfriado que Sc
me fu6 4 los pufmones y no tard6 en-
desarrollarse en- an serio catarro. Todas
las manafias expectorsba desagFadable-
mente, tenfa mala digestion Y los pull
mones adoloridos.
"Despues de haber tomado algunaa
dosis de Peruna, empece lneJorar =
me sentfa segura de que 81 segufa toman-
dola, pronto estarfa bien. Tenfa raz6n,
pues en- cuatro semanas estaba blen del
todo.
'sYo creo que la Peruna es un gran
remedio, y deseo anadir mi testimonfo 6
los otros muchos que ". tiene. ."--Jo oslo
Schaetzel.
La Peruna Remneve La Cause DEF
Catarr0.
La Peruna no hace NAL efecto en- 81
sistema, gradualmente elimina ea o.
tarrc, removiendo Il causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06

6E ALQUILAN: ID msdiR Cnss S4u
juan 2 (ia llave informea en- 81 no A
ID media casa San Sebastian 81 (ta Have
pulpe .fa de la esQuina de u Cruz y
los b bitaciones de Ia deFecha de los
kajos eAIleno II. Informe en- Ia mis-
ma caaa. 3Y.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
Nj. Yucanl en- Ia Fadoracl6n h Llbro.

Sc iLforma que ml6ana domingo se
Nevar& & fect0 una fqbci6n en ID Fa-
derSci6n Libre 4 bentfcio de Mr. YW
CAM (At tor 10 Dfaz) 81 que presentara
81 pub leo cuTiosos y d:vertidos trAbR-
jos de msnO. T.mbi9n eiecutlr6 eHce-
mOteOs 8 bEtzo limpio y vAri0G expert
mentos de cartomanCis.
El cuadrO drAm&tico dar& an sct0
poniendo on esCena eEi que mace para
CchAvO.s
Para termiuaF. SO pfeSentarSn s'gu-
mas vistas del cintm.t6grH fO sistema
GMf. Yucani.D La entradO 10 centa-
vos.
GALERIA COLORADO. Aun no
se han reCibido todcs los trp iecitos de
Los nifi3s que concurfieron 81 Certs
men que esta casa ceIebFS, & pesar de
loB Fepetidos anuDcios pidi6ndoIos
Como QuierR que este eVita que pueds
cele bfaFae Ell Cert6mep, retafds de-
masiadO el ola de la adiudicaci6n az
pPemiOs, Tuego & las peraonas que no
hubiesen enviado los tFpieg, 10 Ihs Gan
6 10 mayor brevedAd, pues de 10 con
trariO me velfs tb'ig4do iluminSr
Los retFAt0s de memOEia! Dor Io tsnto
seHfs inevitable incurIir en- difeFer ciss
dc color que podlfan de4truir 81 factO
del diAfraS.
avs r. COLORADO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
"a F6brica De Medicine Mds drande
Del MundO.

1W--
4 Del MundO.
El rapido progreso de Ia Peruna
Medicine Co. ha sido tan marayilIoso
como la popularidad universal de sn
remedio, Peruna.
Los establecimientos ocupan IN
ndmero de acres v dd trabajo 4 cientos
de empleados. No hay otra fabrica de
medicina en- 81 raundo que alcance el
voldmen de negocios hecho bajo la
Raz6a social del Or. Hartman.
Ann cuando Ia Peruna es una medicine
pateatizada, no Sc ocultan sus componen-
tes, NADIA le place mas Al Or. Hart
mar que Ell enseasg los muches amigos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06

de la Peruna, los procedimientos por
medios de los cuales Sc hace esta medi+
Gina.
La Receta De Un Doctor
Por amos el pr. Hartman us6 la Peruna
on su practica privada como una receta
regular. Nunca pens6 en- fabricarIa 8
anunciarla como medicine de patente,
hasta que 10 solicitaron sus muenos
amigos, quienes pedfan ls receta
original.
cnarenEa nh Pacienfes.
EI DR.. Hartman ealcuIa ii aber recetado
la Peruna q mas de cuarenta mil en-
fermos, antes de haber sido anuneiada
como medtcina be patente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06

del cual. acompafia como envoltura
1tella. . seis botellas pot cinco dollars.
$ dilaCionea neeesaTias en- ida y vuelta
dEogulatas u pQg menor, en la lala 9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06

OfrOS Ren1e0IOS FueF0n E7unteS=sEa PeFuna CAFd.
U.d
] texperi con q
j
placer tesdic0 mSrifOS. ="
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IaP preco
Ed auirnety Alfonso XII Sen Juan r B puedsn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06

en- primsTa lines en'el parnaso bOrin-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-06
a GRBES SPOHDENGIA lE PUERTO RICO

M ZElETO CANDIDA
Director
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-03-25
Personal
and
Otherwise
IN VAIN.
BY J. H. WOOD.

BY J. H. WOOD.
In vain we strive and do our best
To gag the greed of the millionaire,
And yet he boldly stands the test,
Graft" inspires him, soul and care.
He masters many crafty theory,
AS tyrants did in days of old,
Before the dawn of the Christian era,
When the laboring class was bought
and sold.
And yet we hear him pray to God
To bless each forlorn, shivering child;
AS barefoot thro' the streets they plod
Like prowling beasts that roam the
wilds.
He pities the waif with tear in its eye,
Whose parents sleep in paupers graves,
Though they may have worked in days
Il gohe by,
And ranked as some monopoly slave.
He heaves a sigh for the homeless child,
Who through the winters snow has
trod. r
And with fervent prayer and placid
smile
He meekly turns him DER to God.
His prayer may cheer the dropping soul,
Or ease the troubled, throbbing brain,
But will it serve to ward off cold,
Or quiet hunger's knawing pain?
Alas, fear it may not serve
To comfort waits upon the street,
That may be good, and much deserve
From winters storms warm retreat.
He may at one biscuit hurl,
Or treat him to Christmas dinner,
Then publish it throughout the world
To demonstrate he's not sinner.
And yet we boast of Freedoms land,
/" Where legislative wealth is given
To the favored few with golden wand
That fain would veil the gates of
heaven.
March IA, Clifford, Id.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-03-25
A Few Definitions.

One of the push gives the fol-
lowing definitions of mining
terms, says the Baker City (Ore.)
Democrat.
A prospector-A man who has
a hole in the ground and is the
biggest liar in town.
A proposition man-One who
wears laced boots and corduroy
clothes and never pays his board
bill.
A mining expert-A man who
can talk about formations, rami-
fications, qualifications, dykes,
zones, dips, spurs, angles, teigi-
titles, oozites, sedemites, and sall
the other ties and titles; can see
a mile into the earth and invari-
ably condemn the country.
An expert miner-A fellow who
loafs around town looking for a
job as superintendent of a prop
erty, but would be foreman if he
can't be superintendent; one who
worked on the Comstock in 10
and has been idle ever since.
A "49er" man who came to
the coast in the ''fall of 40 or
spring of 80" and knows where
there are diggings that will pay
S1.5O to the pan, and is going
back there just as soon as spring
comes. ~o,
A mining reporter-A man who
wants you to subscribe for his
paper, wants to write up your
property, and wants you to take
him ont in the best buggy in town.
smokes your best cigars and bor-
rows SIS.
A mine promoter-A man who
has unlimited capital behind him.
but not any in front of him; his
watch is in soak.
A tenderfoot-A "Willy boy
just out from the east. Carries
a small arsenal with him, goes
out prospecting with a shotgun
!; and a fishing rod, buys a salteC
t claim and gets money from hi
e mother to come home on in thu
= fall.
d An amalgamator-A man VIII,
r wears long fngernails, draws So ;
s shift and deposits $10in the banl
e every day, if the ore is low grade
and more in proportion.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-03-25

arrived in camp on Thursday S
stage.
Judge Duffield went UP to Oro-
grande Tuesday on official bus
mess.
Clark & Schofeld's teams ar
rived Friday; seven days on the
road.
Miles Rice and H. E. Fem left
on Sundays stage for outside
points.
Overstocked with apples. Will
sell them at &c. per pound ia the
Elk Store.
Ed Pell and Leslie Beloe are
working for the Imperial Corona
company.
Howard Powelson and son, Les
lie, are Elk visitors from Dixie
this week.
Wmilliam Drager sold his road
house at Mud Springs this week
to Virgil York.
For a good drink of Three
Mile or Rocky Ridge whiskey go
to Thornton's. e,
Eggs at the Elk Store 35c. per
dozen, 3 dozen for 81. Special
price by the case.
D. G. Brawner, caretaker of
the American Eagle, was in town
town Thursday on business.
Freight is coming over Old
Badly on wheels this week, fully
six weeks earlier than usual.
Ed. Hanson returned from
Grangeville Wednesday where he
has been on mining business.
w. A. Wyllie returned to camp
tlri, cola -e.f+s.' pending tho win
ter in the Three Fork country
trapping.
Mrs. Hogan, who since her re-
turn from Spokane has been Wis
iting Mrs. Harrington, returned
to Oroprande Wednesday,.
We desire to call the attention
of our readers to the adolf Lapr
& Co.; on this page. 1t will be tc
your interest to read it carefully.
John Gookin, mail carrier be-
tween Elk City and Dixie, reports
the snow about all gone on the
route. He says he can go through
on wheels III about a week.
Try bottle of that Alpha Sal
ad Cream at the Elk Store.
The pianola which Mrs. NJ. A
Parr recently ordered arrived OF
Friday and was Immediately at
tached to the pianoaand set t
work. Paderewski isn't in it.
Ed Hanson left for GrangeviIl
Sunday in response to a messag
from Tom Johnson; who has sue
ceeded in placing Mr.. Hanson
dyke, situated at Orogrande.
R.. w. Brownell came up fror
the South Fork Friday. He re
ports a fine body of ore on tn
lower level of that property. MI
Brownell has a lease on a one
half interest f1om Abe House.
Keep your eye on the BAL she
at the Elk Store. It's a WHINE.
DR.. Parks received lettt
from w. A. Russell this week
which he says that DR.. Bibby r
moved the affected knee cap fro
the right knee. Mr.. Russell sa!
he is doing as well as could
expected since the operation.
C1-1 =. - &c Al O,,oc+;o
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-03-25

One of the push gives the fol
lowing definitions of mining
terms, says the Baker City (Ore.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS

Mrs Murtha of Main street is enter taining her brother. Michael Smith. ae- eompanied by his cousin. Kate Smith, both of Jeanevllle. Pa. and Miss Bessie Smith of Scranton, Pa
 Mrs X. A. Stone. accompanied by her granddaughter. is visiting relatives in Brooklyn. \. I.
 The electric lights on Main street and vicinity have been cut off by the power company on account of the too generous spirit Of those most benefited hy them. and as result the village Is now In total darkness.
 The East Side school will open Tues day with Miss Nellie Dubois in charge. Is Miss Els Hitchcock Of Meriden is visiting with Mr and Mrs Henry Hlne on Main street.
 Cyrus Thompson of Newton Heights. ba azgaxemaster al the NauEafuck di- vision station in Waterbury. left res ferlay for Florence. Col. where he will visit relatives and renew old scuuaint- snces. Nr Thompson will be absent abOut two weeks
 Mrs E N. Gsrely of Newton Heights Is reported quite sick
 Mir and Mrs CharIe< Davis. with Middleton relatives. are enjoying an automobile trip through the state of Vermont They will be gone about two weeks and will visit various points of interest In the above state
 Thomas Pryer of the Oskviile Co.'S printing department. Is on a business trip to New York
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
BROoKLYN BRIEFs.

-Katherine Beghal is on weeks vacation to Atlantic City.
 MT and Mrs Jqhn Malone and fam fly have returned EEl Walnut Beach.
 Margaret O'Brfen of Bank street is visiting at the shore.
 Edward Donahue is home from a ten days trip to Atlantic City.
 Frank smith left this morning for New York to be gone week.
 Francis Finnegan of New York. who has been visiting Frank Johnson the past week, has returned home.
 Mfrs Murphy and daughter Min nie, of Bank street, are on vacation to the shore
 Margaret Lawson of Alder street Is on three weeks trip to Pennsyi- yania.
 Michael Carroll of South Leonard street left this morning for two days stay at Lake Quassapaug.
 Robert Hyde Of Prospect is visit ing his sister, Mrs Joseph Lawior Of SimonsyilIe
 Miss Julia McGill of Bank street has returned from a two weeks vaca- ton at Block Island.
 William Hopp of Grandvlew Heights has returned from Thomas tor.
 John Hickey and Henry Kennedy will leave Monday for trip to New York and Atlantic City.
 The Pioneer base ball team will play the Crescents of Ansonia in that town Labor day.
 The residents of this section are complaining about stores being kept open on Sunday. They do not mind so much about grocery stores and the like, but they think that dry goods and fur nishlng stores should close at least the first day in the week. It is all right in large city where 1t is GUS tomary, but it looks rather cheap to see 1t being practiced in this section. Anyone who desires any material in that line generally gets it the night before and rarely if ever makes a pur- chase on Sunday. It is hoped that the proprietors will look at things the way others do and resolve to quit business on the Sabbath.
 Many people have never tasted a real vanilla fiavor-much of the vanilla sold contains no vanilla at all. You can avoid that kind by using ours. We make 1t in our own laboratory from selected Mexican vanilla beans and guarantee its purity. It has a strength and delicacy you never find in ordinary extracts. Try it in your ice cream or desserts-you'll never use the common kind after that Per ounce 15 cents. Our lemon extract is just as superior at 10 cents an ounce. At Walkers drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
MEMS FURNIsHINGs. 25c HALF HOSE 121sc.
T5e pANl 33c.

Ecys Riscif or Slre C'h sviot and se1fsh Wool Msxed knee Pants, aaes 3 to I6 rsalllRr T5c qual- ils special tonight e President SuspendeE and ey- CT rsir ef ous regular Soc to Ste Slspenders, special tonight ,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down For The Benefit of Our Busy Readers.

Fred Piante of Putnam, aged % single and cotton mill weaver. was instantly killed late yesterday after noon while attempting to board a moving freight train near the Provi dence street bridge.
 J. J. Fraser of Boston. night telegra- ph operator and ticket seller at the railroad station. in Putnam, was ar rested last night charged with embez- element of S10S3.
 A pile of rubbish in the rear of the new Roman Catholic church on st Bernard Terrace was burned at l o'clock this morning. The fire depart ment was called out. as 1t was thought at first that the rectory was on fire.
 Articles of incorporation were filed in the state secretary's office yesterday by the Colored American National In- dustrial association, incorporated, of Hartford. The nature of the business Is described to be to maintain schools for teaching domestic science and in- dustry, to purchase and hold- lands for sale to members, to transact mercan- tile business and to hold property.
 4 horse. the owner of which is un. known. was killed on the third-rail last night near a brick yard crossing on Berlin branch. On the 10 o'clock trip to Berlin. Motorman Vanderburg discovered a horse lying on the rails. Before he could stop. the car struck the animal and nearly severed its head. The horse was removed from the rails and the car proceeded. The horse had been killed by contact with the thiri- rail before the car struck it
 Joseph Condon. IG years old, who was once arrested in Hartford and who found friends who landed him in a home in East Hartford which he soon left. was arrested again at Win sted yesterday afternoon with six other boys on the charge of stealing stockings from the works of the Win sted Hosiery company where all the lads were employed. The seven boys were brought before Judge Seymour and all pleaded guilty. Condon seemed meek and repentsnt and Judge Sey- mour put him in the care of Probation Officer F.. K. Smith. The story told by Condon so worked upon Mir Smiths svmpsfhies that be has entered the lad as a member of the Y. M. q. 4. in winsted. The other lads were fined ST each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
PUTS A BAN ON BOYCOTT.
Inperial Ediet to Chine.e vieereyr
 and cevernsrn-

InperfaI Ediet Co Chinese vieereys
 and Cevernoru-
 OYSTER BAY, <. T.. Sept 2-Chins has placed the boycott Of American products under sn imperial ban. An edicf has been issued by the govern ment commanding viceroys and gov ernors of provinces to take measures for the suppression of the boycott and holding them strictly responsible. The state department st Washington has received a cabiegrzu from Minister Rockhiu at Psking giving s-ssnnary of the edict
 The cabiezram was forwsrded im- nediately to the president. and by his direction Secretary Loeb made 1t pub lie The text of the rablerrzm follows.
 Imperial edict s-ates that the tong and deep frsendship between the Unit cd etzre4 and China has never seeu trfei as now The United Stafes E1v- ernme1t has promised ts revise fhe treatr. and people shouid s.eacefslly await acuea of toth rerernmeats. Boyeott wrs1g and harzing friendly relatfun& It rsdirt1 eummAnds rice rsys and f1vernors. to take elective sctio1- making tbsr8 Ftrfrtir respeasi- De UnduastesIy viu have a god ef fert shznsasi rs7sFssd sstuafiou lzs- FroFzE i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
JEwELRY.

$eauty Pins. 1k dozen on a card, & special after 6, 25c a card new line of Hat Pins. black. sl.
 yer and gilt. special for l0c each ads for the neck. all colors, spe-
 isl for 25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
NECKwEAR

A nice line of Chemisettes, lace
 and embroidered, for Saturday
 after 6, 2 Cost Sets. regular 39c. for satur-
 day 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
HANDKERcHIEFs.

All Linen Handkerchief. regu-
 l0c. for Saturday Sc each
 Linen. also Embroidered ndkerchlefs. regular 15c. for Eurday 10c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02

Septemhe- 14 at o'clock in the af- ternoon will be the last day for filing applications to be made this year.
 The board of registrars will be "a session on September 23 for the pur. pose of making new voters.
 The democratic primaries win be held September 1s
 The democratic city. town and school conventions will be held Sen- tember 22. This will give candidates ten days b get into trim for the con test on election day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
s0c NEoKWEAa 25c

aieas Fancy All SflE Neckwear, sha iasest fall ues gns b Four sE-IanaS. Shield CT Band Tecks,
 kEalar 7;r ~aine special to- lfsAl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02

The Progressive Manufacturinx company of ToTinEton has been CT gznired fo engage in the ua1ufacfure
 of scrpus etc with a capital If s10.9- nsl Tie lncoFporatprs are John F. AlvonH. George B. Aivorf and George E. Haumood. s1 of TOrTingtea- The Indian Neck Land company of New Haven newly orE1nised has capital of xzano and may hexin busi1e@z when f1noo ix suherrihed. he ia- rurrwatnrs are. Paul D. Bearh ef Akroa. O. Fre8erick c. AFeriD ef Rranford and Sauuei S Bezcb of Branfsr1 -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
n-ak Get. Blssls-. Ia.sr.ae. Ms-er

Bank Gets BiEeloys Insursnee NfoneH
 MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept 2-AH right and title 10 the insurance policies on the life Of F. c. Bieelow have been acquired from Mrs Bigelow by the First National bank. of which BizelDw was formerly president. The policies. which are twenty in number and have 6 face value of over kss0oo0 and q cash surrender value of about ssodspo. viii. t is expected. hs bid in by tns FIrxt National bank at fbe sale of ths BiEeiow properties. he date Of whieA hns not yst been nxed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
|osIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

fes' Black Lisle Thread Drop stitch Hose. several different 7Ap&terns to select from, tonight 2lc and Misses Fine Ribbed se. sizes to o&. tonight
 pairs for 2Je rys' Heavy Ribbed School Hose. ' double heel and toe. triple knee. sizes to 10, tonight
 2 pairs for 25c L1dies' LIsie Thread Vests. extra s'Ee. Nigh and low neck. regular price b0c. tonight 5oe ch|idrsn's Light Weight Vests. hiRh neck. short sleeves. large sIzss. tonight 12i4e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
SHOE DEpART5lrSr.

Icaias taaterr Gclt Bfucner Cut
 E.xtension Shoes. s1.9S Ladies Pate (lt Single Sole Cuban He le shoes- k .sl l.9s 1sdieR Box Calf BlucheE Gut. Pat ent Tip and Dull Tip Shoes, s19S Misses vicl Kid Patent Tip Low
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