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The Washington times., 1905-11-26
HELP wANTED-MALE s. FEMALE.

wANTED-You can learn the ssvjIa5ic sys-eIo
OF shorthand in IL hours. attain a speed OF
% 70 100 words in 10 hours, and we viii pro-
cure 2 position for you We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typewriting. and Spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg. Phone n. 1I42.
WANTED-Good tailor and tailoress for men s
coats, at once 33l Pennsylvania ave. Sc
no2s-3t
STENOGRAPHERS 70 ioIn the CLAWS
CLUB and DIcTATION CLASS. 81 Corc0ran
building ADENE WILLIAMS. Manager.
noS-eod &Su-lSt
NOTICE-s1e a day can be made By any
man or woman by selling Handmade. high
art embroidery novelties. and All kinds ORR
entail goods and silk and oolen shawls We
offer these goods direct from the manufac-
turers OF the United States Embroidery
Works 14S E Broadway. New York. Wash
ington branch, SO f st. NV. ROOM 3.
Call at branch or drop postal card for in
formation. no25-10t
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FOR SALE-eo0 stoves, slightly used. See
HOPWOoD. sth and X SITS no2s-st
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BECAUSE THE DAVIS Vertical-feed sew
lsls machine VIII do more and better work
l1ah any other. We are able 20 trade Ia
ns~ drop heads Of ali kinds: thus We have
sttesS styles Singers, Standards. and other
=. aise-ciasS makes 81 SIS. inspection invited
Repairing; renting DAVIS AGENCY az
- 81 sw. Phone Main 5sss nozs-st
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LOCAL MENTION.

Invisible patches put on with Tis-It.
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ANAcoSTIA.

s1,RY.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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STOP WATCH. with case. for sale cheap.
80 18th St NV. nosS-st
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+. LsMNER. Seat Pleasant. Nd. no24-Sr
FOR sALE-Contents OF 1s-room boarding
house; big bargain for all, Viii sell By
piece 204 f ST NV na3z-3t
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Rtehheid Mining Company stock; make
a. offer on loO more. Address BOX ~.
Times Office II
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TABLE BOARD.

DINING room for ladies and gentlemen; good
meals: modern rates. I224 New York ave.
oc30-3Ct
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ORGANs SACRIFICED.

. ORGANS TO BE CLOSED OFT at SO 20
SO All leading makes-Estey Mason & Ham,
uton, Weaver. Smith American, Burdette.
New England and many others Splendid
opportunity 70 buy an Organ FOR ThanksgIg-
Ing and Christmas 1t less than auction prices
Call at once; they Il soon be sold AT these
low prices.
F. 9. SMITH PIANO Co. ~ Pa. Ave
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Painters to buy paints; scanolds
and ladders furnished free. CARLISLE
BROS, cas- ST. ne. noz6-$t
wANTED-Paperhange to buy wall papers.
sVeo lower than other dealers. CARLISLE
BROS.. b4S H st ne. no26-3t
wANTED-Cierk. with wheel in real
tate office; salary TO start. 81 per week.
Addross j. y. l.. Times Office. no22-St
wANTED-An experienced white man for
oyster counter, Apply Sunday from Y 70
pm. at 1sl2 Pennsyl1 ania ave no1o-1t
WANTED-A young colorod man for gen
erai housework. III Maryland ave. ne.
no25-St
FIREMEN and brake.nen on ali North
ffemen. SO. become engiEeers anu earn Sly0;
brekeinen. sGj. become conductors and earn
Sl4oi name position preferred; state axe; un-
young men. Address RAILWAY ASSOCIA-
TIoN. Tires office. no4-sa. siu-st
WANTED-25 laborers and enc general biack-
smith. at north entrance TO Soldiers Home
tomorrow morning. az steam snoyel. no24-3s
wANTED-Hones; boy about Il Ger errands.
lll5 18th St NV. noz4-st
wANTED-At once, boys VINO nave had de-
partment store experience as wrappers, stock
proving capable, rapid advancement Apply
to 5 KAHN, SONS & CO nost-St
WANTED-A strong white boy. Apply
HUYLEaS. 18th and F SITS. no24-2t
wANTED-Good white barter. Apply sos
L
WANTED-A special boy. Apply once,
/ S13 18th ct nc2a-st
WANTED Energetie nan 10 handle quick
selling article; Big commission. Address lo3s
/ 18th ST. nv. no-4-St
/ WIMBLEDON: must have reference. APP
/ ply 40s East Capitol 81. nel4-5t
/ ANTED-Tinner and helper. JOHN f.
! cAII,AN, Jos Sth 81 ne. nos4-5t
] " n .r.IJ-1,nlt errand COY wifi bicycle
/ ROOM 81. S02 F St NV. no2s-3t
| ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
/ income corresponding Tor peTsi e@pe-
Hence unnecessary, send for particulars
! PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport. y. Y.
/ noS-IS0t
/ WANTED-Boys with Bicycles for messen-
ger service: industrious boys earn 81
per day and mores boys attending school viii
DO employed from 5 =. IN. 10 IL p. m. and
/ on sundays and holidays MUTUAL Dis
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement.
ls0l 81. NV. oc4-tf
| BOYS. BE IEDEPENDENT-Own your own
Newspaper routes. Get a list OF customers
/ for the Evening and Sunday Times. and you
| Will make good money. For further In
/ formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT The Washington Times. aD23-tf
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FOR SALE-Job printing OUTFIT cheap. as
z 81. Sc. Call $40 pm nos q
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4RoyaI Pilsen" for Thanksgiving.

Ask for Tis-It.
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BRooKLAED, D. c.
ARTHUR H. r. LUERsSEN. DRUG Store.
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OFFERING SOME EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS now iH used pianos Il order TO make
room Tor the Christmas stock OF new pianos.
Fog instance, Bradbury Upright. sf15: Chris
tie Upright. s335i Franklin Upright Sl1ss
Knabc Upright. S25os SAOn niger Upright fai-
most new. $3.50: Hartman Upright. S37s.
KhzbaIi Upright $50. These instruments
are in perfect condition and VIII be sold On
easy Ezymenrs- o. J. DeAOLL & CO. III
G st. Ten leading makes in new pianos .
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
f. /. cARNE CO. 7oa King ST.
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FOR SALE-Furnace cheap: call before
taken down. at 1925 18th st. NV. nozs-st
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FOR sALE-cheap. for cash. s-horsspower
stationary gasolene engine: power hacksex.
emery grinder lathe, Pinch swing 5-sOot
bed; universal and Independent chuskss tool
post. gears. etc; rubber tires, 52x2tz. 81
HAT STORE. e1l 9TH st. nv. Il
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WANTED-Painters to buy paints. scanolds
and ladders furnished free CARLISLE
BROS, cas- II ST. ne nOz6-3t
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cabinet mantei: largs sideb0ards bedroom
suites. bed lounge, chiid'z bed; mating; Ave
heating stoves: other pieces. Capt A. n Witt
LEY, f4l5 18th ST. corner p no2s-st
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experienced saIcsiadies in
loSIery and uuderw ear department. :. +.
[OUNG. S0f 9Th st. nv noz6-St
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TOR sALE-Very handsoms old chsfTen 1aI
mahogany sideboard. 200 years Old great
bargain. ~ sth 81. NV. no1s-st
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FOR PAINLESS high-elass dentistry at
modern prices. consult NERO DENTISTS.
114b Pennsyivania ave Examinations free.
nos2rtf
MODERN dentistry at reasonable rates and
~, painless methods. Teeth without plates 4
sf.eciaIty Examination free DIR. r. q.
RICHARDSON. corner Sth and I SITS nv
7-TE--TT WITHOUT PIATES-No extracting;
20 main, look feel, act. and last longer than
"a tiISal teeth. sl.runken faces made normal:
na!nIess nllings. DR.. J. l. WILSON. 1903 4
ct os-S-s0t
PAINLESS DENTISTRY; new system; sets
of teeth gold crowns. and bridgewoTk. 80;
s1amlnation painless extracting. and teeth
cleaned free. A written guarantee with ali
~ork credit for all AMERICAN PAIN
TFSs DENTISTS. 62I 9TH st Near @
Al corner. Phone Main 455s-F Ocl7-ts
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PERSONAL.

NINE. JEWEL, Tz7 9Th St nv, Palniist
and Card Reader removes spells, gives luck
Readings 25c and 59c- ne3-5et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
o.,,, e..ecboes the Sentiments 6
o'' Thousands in Our Repuo''''

Tho Pine Bluff reader is .s,.'.;ns askea :.
thoroughly investigate the - loi.o"ne, .,'o oen.
This can readily be done, loi .n1 hed
.,n,oon !, nra W. whose statement IS puoiien.a
Zen 'eln~" 10, will only be too pleased 10 au ~
a.,or as,u" .nv communication ma'ieo , ~
sMei , &c & TO writer really suffers from
the annoying consequence nal,aned Mn,In
wavs attend inactive or "e"
Kidneys. NIL, c;tv man.
., or fcr II B. Orr, dealer in olcye.us eo,
"an,;no machines. etc. residing at 'o-
1s.st Ninth street. says: For elgh'een ,,
ae ,,,ontbs was annoyed with oul'
min in my back, at times VIZ ;.na,,s
we're the secretions from tne ,f, klu'd d;s
we're often irregular and n'sniS ny o an
,,,,ored 7 knew what caused the an. !.
novance Int how to check it or cure IL
.ras mystery. used several reine,
dies hut was unable to get at tne ,'
o.use lot alone remove it. l nnaiiy
took I,oan's Pills. can say, truth'''
" thew stopped the attack. ..o,,
Plenty more proof like thls i'o"
p.ne Bluff people. Call at the Mann
Tankersley Drug company's store ant
ask what their customers report. :,
For sale by all dealers. Price d. o.
cents Foster Milburn company, D"'
falo New York, sole agents Tor TN
United States.
Remember the name-Doan s-an
take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Miss Voss Honoree.

Miss Nell Voss was honoree at one
of the most delightful dances ever
given at the park. It was a thorough
ly ENJOYABLE affair. Miss Voss, during
her stay in the city. has been delight
fully entertained. This was farewell
german and was gotten up by Mr..
Robert Trimble, and all praise is due
to Mr.. Trimble for making it such
success. The german began at y
o'clock and was led by Mr.. Trimble
and Miss Margaret Taylor. The hours
nassed quickly. At 1890 the warning
notes of "Home, Sweet Home" were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

The Sesame club held the initial
meeting of the new year Monday a1ter-
noon with Mrs. S. Y. T. Knox. Ine
hospitable Knox home was beautl1ul'y
decorated for the occasion in the CLUB
colors, white and gold. The lily, the
club flower, was used in profuslon III
the reception hall, parlor, library ana
dining room. After cordial greet
ing from the hostess. each guest was
escorted tc the r"nch bowl and qnaF'
fed the golden punch served by the
two white lilies, Misses lola Phipot
and Esther Triplett. The study Tor
the year is England. The follc
was the program for the afternoon
Britain Before History Begins, Mrs.
Core; Norman Conquest, Mrs. Crutcn'
er; Reformation, Mrs. Dewoody;
American Revolution, discussion lead
er, Mrs. Jones. Each paper showed
study and research and was thorough
" enjoyed. The American Revolution
Drought lOilA dA dAiiiolS"
the club reviewed the cause, and the
numerous incidents and actions that
made up that memorable struggle.
Several of the members told very en-
joyable anecdotes. At the conclusion
of the program, the guests were serv-
ed with delightful refreshments, the
cream being in the form OF water
lily, the green leaves, the white petals
and the yellow center making it most
perfect. The club voted that the al
ternoon was one of the most enjoyable
In it's annals, and dispersed with the
wish that the year, so auspicionsly be-
gun. would prove of unusual interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
In Society's Realm

MISS EMMA WHITE, SOCIETY EDITOR

rendered. Those present were Misses
Nell Voss. Alma Taggart, Fay Scull'
Ella Howell, Margaret Taylor, Cora
Lee Buck, Matte Orto, Bessie BEL
lamy, Bette Hahn, Bette Aus1'h'
Pauline Scull. lola PhilpOt, Esther
Triplett, Fannie Hanf, Lena O'Conneil,
Genevieve Taylor.
Miss Mildred Thompson of ST Louis
will arrive Monday to be the guest OF
Mrs. Mamie Scull. On Friday night
she will be the honoree OF German
at the Bluff City hall which promises
to be one of the most delightful events
of the winter. Messrs. Walter COOK
and Gus Mooney have the lists ana
more than forty couples have already
been "scratched."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

Miss Vevie Crockson, who is VISIT
ing her aunt, Mrs S. d. Phillips On
Fast Second avenue, spent a few days
in Little Rock last week.
Conductor S. E. Harvey left Friday
night for the Cotton Belt hospital at
Texarkana, where he will be operated
upon for appendicitis.
Miss Myrtle Ragan has accented .
Harrison and son.
Miss Georgia Healey has accented
a position as cashier at the Good
Luck" store.
Messrs. w. D. MHdams and r. 3.
Hurt of Spencer, Nc, have accepted
) positions in the Cotton Belt machine
shops.
i Fireman T. y. fr and wife have
returned from Kin Bland, where they
spent several days fishing.
Miss Clara Lutt1ll left yesterday
for Memphis. wher$he will visit her
cousin, Mrs. J. T. Ieckett
Mr.. John Edgerr and family and
3 Mrs. Percy Burfof leave today for
! St. Louis to attendhe yelled prophet.
n Mesdames Arth and Frank De-
|, reaux returned Safday from an ex-
y tended visit to CeBal City, Ky.
! Mr.. II Hillerbra has resigned his
position on the Con Belt riptrack
and will return tOtuttgart.
!.
> Engine No. 117Rk been repaired at
ee the Cotton Belt sps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
SHOT BY A GUARD.

Memphis. Sept. 30.-P. R. Holman
Of this city was found near Bridge
.junction. Ark, suffering from a gun
shot wound in the neck. He told the
police that 2 quarantine guard had
shot him. The guard denies the state
mfpt. and the police say that Holman
was shat by a negro, probably Tor the
purpose of robbery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Observation-Disclosures

The marriage of Mr.. Emmett Blank
enship and Miss Cora Wilkinson took
rlace at Warren last Tuesday. More
than usual interest attaches to this
wedding here, for the reason that the
groom is so we'll known here, being a
borther of DR.. w. B. Blankenship and
a member of one of the oldest and
best known families in the state. The
bride is very popular young lady OF
Warren.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
COTTON BUYERS.

One of the prominent cotton buying
firms of Pine Bluff is that OF r. r!
Byrd and company. They buy ana
shin. and they ship to the foreign
and American spinners-Eneland'
France. Germany and Austria. lhey
have Offices in Pine Bluff and Little
Rock. s~t....4st,.~~ 49,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

year. - Z
II. w. Martin came in from Little
Rock Saturday and spent the day at
the Arlington.
Mr.. H. Stearns has returned from
New York, where he has been buylhs
goods for his firm.
Mrs s. Parrish of Dennison, Texas,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. n. "A.
Maui, on Beech street.
W. 3. Sadler, the popular travelling
salesman of Little Rock, was mere OIL
a business mission Saturday.
Justice P. r. Culpepper went to Eng
land Saturday afternoon to visit MS
fother. who is reported quite SICK
w. A. Waldrop of Ell Dorado was a
business visitor to the city Saturday
and spent the day at the Arlington.
Mrs. E. G. A. Tankersley OF Para
qon,d was visitor to the city Satur-
dav and registered at the Arlington.
Hon and Mrs. w. H. Langford re-
turned home yesterday afternoon from
months visit spent in New York
Dr Robert Black of Little Rock ar
rived n the city Saturday morning on
brief business and pleasure trip TO
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Morris, resi-
dents of Pine Bluff for fourteen years
left Yesterday for Los Angeles, Cal: 10
make their future home.
w. G.. Barnes and J. A. F1emister OF
Little Rock were business visitors to
the city Saturday, and registered at
the Trulock while here.
w. A. Archer came in from Helena
and registered at the Hotel Arlington
Saturday while attending to some bus
mess matters in this city.
! C. S. Bonner and G. NJ. Harris came
up from Fordyce Saturday and spent
the day at the Arlington while attend
ing to some business matters in the
city.
Mr.. B. NJ. K. Jones of Deport. Texas,
after spending two weeks with MS SIS
ter. Mrs. B. r. Donelson, at her nome
in Lakeside, has returned home. MY
]. H. Jones. brother OF Cabot. and
Mrs. T. B. Goldsby of England, visited
him while here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
A Good Nights Rest.

The greatest tonic on earth is good .a n,gn.s $
rest. Restless nights and he terrible exhams-
+;o,, of . shacEine Cough are dread dangers OF the
Door consumptive But why this fear OF the
nioht when a few doses of DR.. Boschee's Ger
man Syrup will insure refreshing s'eep eu.ary
tiou in the morning is made certain by taking m
GERMAN Syrup 1t has cured cosump'1on lot
forty wears. Trial bottle 25c Big bottle 'oe al
all Druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
BICYCL6

A bicycle wastclen from d. ].
Mills delivery boSaturday afternoon
and the police dartment We're not1.
fed to keep HsIp lookout for the
thief. The boy Il gone te the resi-
dence of Dr.. Saw to deliver a pack
ace. and while heas in the house de
liyerine the coed some one took his
wheel. which he d left at the fence
utSide -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Hogg-Siigh.


Hoeg-SIigh.
The following invitations have been
issued to the friends out of the city:
Dr. and Mrs. Grant Allen Hogg
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Belle Hudson
to
Mr.. Mercer Sligh
ON Wednesday afternoon
October eighteenth
nineteen hundred and five
At the First Methodist church,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Beard LaWton.

The Lakeside Methodist church WAS
the scene of very pretty wedding
Monday evening, when Miss Annie
May Beard and Mr. Gillim LaWton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
BRIEF MENTION.

Miss Sallie Hierschspiel has return
eG from Monticello.
Hon. S. M. Taylor is in Monticello
attending circuit court.
G. E. Adams came in from England
on brief busines trip Saturday.
R. ]. Gatling came up from Bearden
Saturday and spent the day at the Ar
lin9ton.
Miss Maude Hamilton OF Wynne is
il, the city. the guest of Mrs l.. c.
Matthews. Miss Hamilton was one OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Barnes-Merritt.

Mr.. w. B. Merritt and Miss Lizzie
Barnes surprised their friends last
Sunday night by getting married. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w.
c. Watson, Immediately after the SER
vices at Lakeside church. AS soon
as the services were over, the couple
renaired to the home of Rev. w. G..
Watson, and there the wedding took
place, with only a very limited num-
ber of friends present. Both parties
reside in this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

OF uI.striIno-
nv. The ceremony occurred in the
church promptly at $3.50 p. m., wheh
the bridal party entered, the BRIDE up
on the arm of Mr. Alphonso Brewster,
who gave her away. The groom's best
man was Mr.. Frank Miner. Mr.. Fred
Vining was also a member OF the
bridal party. Rev. w. c. Watson, pas
tor of Lakeside Methodist church, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
gowned in light green voile. with nat
to match. After the ceremony the
newly-married couple were driven to
the home of the grooms mother, l2o
South Linden street, where they will
reside. The wedding was attended by
a large number of friends of the cou-
pie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
st. Joseph's Ball.

The st. Joseph's club gave a ball at
the Bluff city hall Tuesday evening.
1t was we'll attended, and good time
is reported by those who were pres
ent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
EAST END NEWS.

Z + + + + 4 + - - + = =
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Stone-BoIden.

Judge J. P. Knox Monday afternoon
lied the knot that made John BOlden
and Miss Iona Stone man and wife.
The groom is twenty-three and the
bride nineteen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

he yeasners IN the schools NJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

Miss Vevie Crockson, who is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. S. d. Phillips. on
Fast Second avenue, spent few days
ir Little Rock last week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
If with your wife you have n strife
 And everything seems to tease her, Just buy a pound of Phelan's Tea,
 It's just the thing to please her.

And when it's brewed to suit the taste,
 You'll see a smile of contentmen''
 And anything you say to her
 Will be met without resentment.
 Well. there is a whole lot of truth ln the above few lines, because when you have n,ce tasting tea i've mean the quality we selD. and it's breWeu prop erly, it certainly brings a smile 10 tue ccuntenance. cheer to the heart anu happiness in the household, ana these are circumstances which should pre- yail i'll every home. Now II mere "ic any "Doubting Thomases' who rcalls disDelieve us, they should come to our sTore and have just one tri't- then ,V ing will be believing. This week caci, purchaser of pound of our Watra good Tea or fresh roasted heal'h pI"o, ing Coffee. will he presented Wltl ,i uhN of our latest calendars. entitled Tt Hunters ComradC." Rememter, we 'lo not give these calendars with put,t'' 2hey are given away with 1ea' 'olee pr Baking Powder only. say, HpeahlilE of Baking Powder reminds us ol 'noee galvanized coal h0dS: we give one "ltn each pound. and while tn" nod lS No' ~. b0 cents, you receive both TOT oh!H t' cents. and the whole business warrant cd to give satisfaction or money oath, That's the way to do business, lSn IL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28

The department of education VIII meet Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock. !
 The funeral of Joseph John, the 8 years-old son of MT and Mrs Joseph Brophy of Granite street, took place this afternoon, with interment i'll new St Josepb's cemetery.
 The Rev Morton A. Barnes, for the past couple of years assistant pastor at St Johns church, has accepted n call to Christ church, Fairmount, W. V., and will enter on his new charge March 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
Fifte n Years

of prosperous business at our present location and, strange to say, We have never taken inventory of our stock. Before we start our inventory we start to reduce our stock, and the quickest way in doing so is to cut prices. PLEASE NOTE THE CUT. For lack of newspaper space we are obliged to make sections of this sale.
 Section No 1 opens Wednesday. F
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Nosahogan lodge school meeting.
 Friendly league. commercial course in English branches, 7:30: penny provi- dent bank open to the public, 3:3O to 80.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
HALF.DOLLAR
 ...SALE...

l bottle of Monogram Pure Rye . Jor i bottle Of Cognac Brandy ....-. JNr i bottle of Old Jamaca Rum .... -snc i bottle of Holland Gin .......... :lnc ] bottle of Tom iin ............. J0. l bottle of Nermouth ...-........ Jh. 1 bottle of Old Port Wine ........ J6' | bottle of Old sherry Wine .... .s- i bottle of 0Ii Blackberry Brandy .rie
 \. B.-The above g0ois arc of 2 high grade and each h0'tic qua rautcc, to he pure and who.e>ome. and if no; satisfactory !OuI money will be re funded
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-04-07

argument again, when next the quest
ion of division of the county comes
up, as they intend that it shall come
up very soon.
"Of course, too, in case county
division shall be delayed few years,
the range commissioners think it
would be cheaper to put up building
on the old site chat will answer The
purpose" than to put up a creditable
one "down town." and hence they
are not in favor of taxing their con-
stituents any more than can be
avoided for our new court house, even
if in case of division of the county,
the money so contributed by them
should be refunded to the new coun-
ty.
$50, that, it was perfectly natural
that the range commissioners should
have favored the old site. They are
nice men personally, and all that sol
of thing, but after they have cut
loose from st. Louis county and set
up business for themselves, they are
not going to waste much affection on
Duluth. nor on the "old county. "
The general verdict Of the majority
tQf-the peQple- Duluth will undQubt-
edly be that they have been willing
to infllct an irreparable injury upon
Duluth and st. Louis county of the
future in order'to hasten and ensue
county division. 1t was with them a
cOld-bloOded business proposition,
and we have all learned that this is a
cold world and that in many affairs
sentiment cuts no figure"