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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
BIG SALE FOR
 PHILHARh0IC CONCERT

The sale of reserved seats for the Philharmonic orchestra concert opened this morning at the store of the Fulton Music Co. opposite the postOffice. As the majority of seats in the theater are reserved there was a general rush to secure coupons and if this mornings sale is any criterion. Jacques theatcr on next Sunday night, will. be packed to the doors with lovers of popular music The pronounced hit that Mr Browne's orchestra made at the K. of C. grand ball Monday night will go far toward making the affair sue cess as nothing but words of highest praise come from those who attended that swell function. With cdnsidera- tion for church goers and particularly those who are attending the mission in the Catholic churche. MT Browne has arranged to begin the concert about S:3O instead of SIS as previously an- ncunced Martha L. Roulston. the so- prano soloist of the evening. comes here with the reputation of being a most charming young lady, possessing a beautiful voice and bewitchipg per sonaIity that has won for her many fiattering press notices Reserved seats are fifty cents and general ad- mission twenty-five cents-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
DANCE OF DANCES. City Hall Friday Evening Will Be Filled With Pretty Lady Dancers.

At City hall on Friday evening the managers of the City Amateur league will introduce for the first time their annual promenade and dance. and from the present outlook the hall will he filled with the lady and gentlemen friends of the league. It will be one of the prettiest and most enjoyable dances of the season and everything possible will be done to make the en- tertainment one long to be remem- bered. All arrangements were com pleted last night and every little de tail prepared for the event. There will be many visiting guests from other towns and cities and the dance will take on the appearance of a big ball after all have assembled. As the man. agers live in separate sections of the city. each is wing with the other to see that all the ladies from his section are present on that night, and un- doubtedly the gentlemen will want to be where the ladies are.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
Harding -.-74 South Main s+.
 Telephone 22O.
 PLATE
 MIRRORS.

There are no mirrors made that equal the French Plate in durability and quality, being without blemish and made of glass fully one-eight of an inch thick, they will stand consider able hard usage. We handle none but the best and those we have in stock at present are the kind and quality that will go into "The Hotel Elton and come from the same factory. This fact would seem to be endorsement enough. Prices from 25c up, according to size.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
Miles Urged For Esuis.ble Hess.

NEW YORK, April 26.-A letter has been received by a director of the Equitable society from the New Eng hnd Policy Holders association urg- ing that General Nelson A. Miles be chosen as the head of the society when President Alexander retires. The let ter states that there is an almost unani- nous feeling among the policy holders Of the New England states that Gen oral Miles would make a strong. hon- ct leader for the society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
DOWN WITH DUST.
East End Property Owners Waat the
 Sprinklinf Cart.

Editor Evening Democrat:
 It is the desire of many of the tax. payers of the east end to have the sprinkling wagon help them during the summer months to overcome the seas of dust prevalent to East Main street. Although some few words were said by the city fathers about paving East Main street to the Sacred Heart church, the thoughts of North Main street, which is now the only street which has needed any special attention. for the past five years, made them for get the east end. The only thing left for the comfort of the taxpayers is to start a subscription to find out who wants the sprinkling wagon to come at least to the church. Some one start the good work.
 A TAXPAYER.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
CABBAGE TOURNAMENT.
Last Games in Sight and the Winners
 Not Yet a Certainty.

The cribbage tournament at the St Josephs' rooms will close next Thurs day evening, and still it is impossible to pick the winning team. Last night the two first teams drew closer to each other. while the third set drew up within striking distance. It is pretty battle and the finish next Thursday evening promises to be warm one. The following are the scores and the standing:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
IN THE COURTS.
Miscellaneous Cases From tho Di6sr.
 snt Courts.

hiscsllaussus Cases From tho Diasr-
 snt Courts.
 The case of Vincent R. DilIonls against Constable Walter B. Lannen bas been appealed to the supreme court. This was suit, for $1, GOO dam Ages for illegal arrest and false inn prisonment and was tried during the February term of the superior court. The judgment was for the defendant.
 An appeal has also been taken in the suit of A. c. Rogers against Horatio N. Clark, which was tried before a jury in the district court few weeks ago. The verdict was for small amount against the defendant who was represented by Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy. The suit was for board and care of horse, over which there is another suit pending.
 Mrs Ellen Horngiebel has brought suit for divorce from her husband John, alleging deserhon. The parties were married May 16, 1896, and the plaintiff was formerly Miss Cassidy. She claims her husband left her i'll 1900.
 Times are so busy with liquor Prose- cutting Agent Pierce that he forgot ali about three cases he had in the city court to-day. The accused were Ignasey Dwilecki and Vincent Olszaw- skas, charged with dispensing liquor and Joseph Serwila with selling liquor without license. Both cases were dated March 5. Attorney Cassidy was present to defend the men and Judge Peasley waited a quarter of an hour for Mir Pierce to arrive. But lie failed to appear and the cases were ad- jOurned to tomorrow morning.
 Mrs Margaret Sheehy of Fuller street has brought suit against her neighbor Thomas Dolan for so,O0O damages for islander. Mrs Sheehy's counsel is Attorney Kelley. Mir Dolan has not yet retained a lawyer. For merly the plaintiff was housekeeper for the defendant and it was during that period the alleged islander is said to have taken place. An attachment for the amount of damages claimed has been made on the defendants prop erty and a certificate to that effect has been filed with the town clerk. The suit is returnable to the superior court the first Tuesday in May.
 Thomas Hutchinson was to day ap- pointed guardian over his son David. There was no opposition to the ap- pointment.
 The final hearing on the city court judgeship took place this afternoon before the judiciary committee ill the Capitol. A number of city and ex-city officials were subpoenaed to testify and large number of attorneys were present, some of whom expressed themselves upon the interesting situa- ton. There was never before in this city such fight for iudgeship. At torney Cole has been nominated against Judge Burpee for the position and, while both candidates have their supporters few care to express an opin- ion as to the outcome It is said, how ever, that the committee will report favorably on Judge Burpee's nomina- ton and that a minority will report for Attorney Cole. This will take the fight into the house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
Dezuocratir Duchess

It is said that the duchess of Devoa- shire is very demcc-atic with her do- messic servants. often reading aloud to them, and docs not hesitate to ask her guests to aid her sometimes by the exereise q their nusical talentaL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
Big Drop

in the price of coal. Take advantage of it and place your order for some of our nice, clean LEHIGH COAL while the price is low. The Lehigh Coal which is sold by us is the hard est and best coal in the market.
 "A bin full of satisfaction"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26
Ks.s Eaw.rs.s Paris Wait.

PARIS. April 26-King Edward and his suit will reach Paris on Saturday, April 2s- On Sunday evening Presi- dent Loubet will give . dinner at the palace of the Elysee b honor of the kinG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

10 Ionge an, ooB er ii6er odt 3oll
bod lag, ais er ouib0rte, SIT fallen.
0abei mar er BON Der groBten aGIte
oes @inters begIeitet. GoB ser 9(i3.
6urO WicOer einmaI Der idIimmite
Der Saiion" mar, broudcn mir fuum
bin5u 81 fiigen. Obne 3weifel wer.
Den mir nod etIihe bon Der nam.
Iiden Sorte 6eideert erbolten, ebc
Der 6riiblinQ ms 2uno 5iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
9efanntmadunaen.
3cpartemcHt fir 6ffsntltGe siherbrit - gaH'
ten. CUB epnrtcment oes @c0dnoe'
SHipeftnresYiireau 9iatb1aHs.

baltimore, ben IS. Sdnudr 1908.
SoroeruH9s'gH9eboie tlir Die Grtidl5lrB ss NV
GebdubeS an Der Siiooftsgde bes 9roaolpa9
uuo Der yortbsglocnue, fur ben WfaOot Hn4
Staotratb bon Baltimore, ltllo iuelde3 o9n "
Neboroe Der ShulsGomuiifdre ais ode plLsUs
b0berc 56ftcrffuIe benubt lpcroeH lou pEt9tI
bon Dem ,9uaro OF aparoS" Der Staol @u!l''
more eniaegen aerorlIne1l. r,,,tto,
Sorberlngssg lngebotc miiieH in oerile9elteH
griGt.llTidldgen' MT Der ,o gStshs Sr ST9 i9o5,
Bormtttags II ubr, bel Dem Staof1Je9lltdl9t.
Srn. SurrD 3. Sooper, IN oeIenn TIueuHn rs Wv
@aGtaE1auIs ein9erSsi 81 i,h %sTOcl' aioS 9' iSr GG tie
Siab S6ooI" Oerieben tetn. m
Sebes TorSerungssgtngc5o nuB bon etHeIl
begIaubiGten gbed in oer 9oge ooR POW SuVt,
bar an Den Mtaoor uno StaoIFul9 uUH Uult''
more. 5egIcttct ietn. ~ 81,
Bon Dem eriolgretden IHgeooIiellet Plto ole
SteIlung elmer annebIlbaren @uIPIWulI osHt
ooppeltelt g9ertbe ocs GOHtraiteS. pte I'M Sidot'
Charter burgcidr iebcn qleidtontmeIlo, oerian9l.
Bldnc llo Spc5ifiluttoHcn lolI1el TN gutean
oes @ebiuoes5 ntpcftor5 mad Dem 49, Sahhat
Ggopie'n BON ~3ci6nnneen uno Gpe8ifIntioueu
iueroen Den 8eHcrGlsGortrnitoren illir gelle9en,
inoem bieicIbeH einen begl1llbigten Sbed IN Se'
NIB Stabtrntb bon baltimore oepoHtrer;
bciaater G6cd miro 6irldacgebcn, iuenn bic
3ci6mlngcrt oor Der Ccffnlna Der Ingebote all
ocn @ebduoes Snipcitnr 6ltrild a~cllclert lueroeIt;
uuhernfuQS miro herielbe b~crtduell tett.
Soften Die 3cibnungcH mn Spe5ttiInttonen
hcfbGoiat uoGr beruniiaIiet moroei leil, miro
ole SuTlflc non $40 8UC Se8UOlll9 neo uol oct
Stuot e]rIittencu Sddocns. ais I~iauioirte Gnts
Iddoiqnng. Surildgcbnltet ncrocn.
Sic 0cboroc behilt fih oaS Eedt Dor. iraero
iuelhe uoer ale g%lngebote 6l Oerluerien, ODER
oic uIteriiretocu ~2lHaebute 10 SIT arrangtren.
nIS c5 i'm bciteH Sntcrefic Der Stdot liegeno
cuudbtet lucroc1 mag.
6oWnro ,. Yrrton,
Scbdloez Snipcftor.
geitdtiat:
g.. Slab Simanus,
WidDor.
y~-.tn ~. Z 40 "a = ne ~ 90 ppA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

8uItimurC, mo, ben 10. Sanliur 1905.
Sic 0rnuootttriftSs Is ontiniiiion bat in Der &C.
lctlid boraeinriebenen lSeiie ibret euogiliigeH
uuo uerbcicriCu Ncri6t iiber ole 9lblddBung Der
GUti6doipun9Cn llno unioiteH i'm 9etreif Der
Gonoemltrulq, GtubIirung mo 9urbbrcbun m
ais Wlarftplnbc fir 6tfentltde Wlarft6lpede oe5
g|eiunlmtcH SiQentbmmls 6%lpiidDct 9eutresWlarfets
space mo elmer Clinic 80 SUB lueitli6 bon uno
parallel nit SoteS' Sduen, Ooit 9alttmoresSt r.
biz SombarbsStraBc. nit Den onrulIf be5iiQlideu
etoaiiItigcil ltno ber6eifcrtet crlIircnocn 9ldneu
in 8em1Bbeit Der Sorfhrificn ocS 10. @bI6nits
teS ocs 81. Nnpttels Der 9ften Der OtnrOIdnoer
@elebGebung bon 1904, uno Der am 8. slpril
1904 heitdtiaicn 8erororIng Git. G6 oes WaporS
ltito Stnotrntbes bon Baltimore aiSgeferttgt
Ino bel mir bintcrlcat.
IS miro bierourh bcfaunt gcmadt, naB be
ia9ter 8eriht linb RIduc in oicicH Biirenu De
pontrt %lultroelt unb oaB Der Dlubor uno Staotz
roth bon Baltimore. oocr ir9eHo eiuc Reriou,
9erione1 ooer Gorporntionen, meIde nit oer
borbin erpdbuteu ubgei6dBten @ntf6dbiaunaen
nitt 6~ufrtcoen geitellt iein iouteH, intterbal6
tlnt5ehn lageu bonn 10. Snnlar oes SahreS
1908. dls oCm Satllm Der erften observation-disclosures
oieler 8efnnni1ubun9 bon meiner Seite. an
IN ihrtttltber 8eiic irt 9altimorer Stdotgeribt
oltr6 BctttIon baQCgcn uppeairen f6nnen, inoen1
tie ~befagicS Gert9t uHt cine Briiflng ~oerielbeu
eriuden.
SnrrN s.. SnuSer,
Jtegtitrator Der Staot Baltimore.
CSanl9,2 i,27,31 ,1Sebr2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
9}adlrmf
N 9cliebten Sntten uno Batter
Grncft Eauber,

an unlerelt e~cliebten @ntten unb Batter
grncft Sauber,
fpel6er bcutc oor 5lpei Sabren. am q. Sunuor
1908, ftnrb.
3pei Sabre limb beutc bergan9en: nod bhitet
fritd ole &unoe,
Sic Sein 9erluit in uniere 3erSsn fhlIg;
Nd, iuie trauria mar iiir ms Die Siunoe.
gls man Sin aus uuicrer Wlitte irug.
Husgeidllugeu bat Sein treics l}nterher5.
l(no lieBeit ms In "unnenHburcm Sdnler3;
Ireu aeior9t BAIT Oh fir uus I'M Ge6er.
6uft inns 4ieb' ulo 9iebc itet5 gegeben;
A3tineno fteben mir uu 0einenl @rabe.
Oh lpurit itetS unfer grbbtes Slid;
Sum bit On frei bon uuer RGdge.
Sod ms llBit On i'm Nummer bier 8uriid.
gun i6luf' pnbG in Seiner itilen @ruft.
YiS Der 6err aud, ms 5t Dir ruit.
Sdnn peroeu mir Sid pieoeriebeu
On ienen lclaen Simmelsb0hen
Seiuiomet bon Der trnuernocu
(27) Satin nno Ginorrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
@atic ppn Ncnncn.

IS itnrb Gdu5 pIoblih am %. SGnuur 1905
Static non 9enneu, aeliebte Todter bon Src0erid
mo static bon Nenner, I'M Nlter bon ~ Subret.
/ Ytonnt mo / Lugeu in pr. 2t11. Gtpus
ian ettesAoenie Die 9eerotgun9 flnoel sonn'
tag, gtndrnittdas nm 1a2 llbr, pom Iruucrbauie
aus itutt. Neripanotc mo 6rcllnoe Der SAINT
lie itno b6tIitit eriucbt, ocr Nceroiauna bct}us
fpuDUeI. t2T-g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Sntharinc NcR.

IS itGrb am %, Sumnr 1905 nab Iurgcr
arunlbcit Catherine 0eR, Satin bee o]critorbes
ncn 6crbtnano 9eB, i'm @Iter bon 40 Snbrcn
9te Sceroigi1g iiloei Snmitaa, oen %. "a.
lllnr. & llbr ylor9cts. bon ibrcr leBten lGobs
nrIa, ytr. 3, O'9oulcasS trube. ans itntt. mo
Damn mad Der bl. Ser5sNtrdc, no cine RcQIicrs
miro. 9ic @crlpanoten m6 6relnoe Der "a
miLic itno n0ilinasoon einaeIaben. l2I-sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Gmiln TcitSert.

IS fturb pIoeIid, am %. Sanuur 1905 gmiIB
Teupert, gelicbie Satin bon 9(oam Seupert.
Jiube in Srieoeu! Sic Becroigung tinoct
Snnitaa, Morgena INT 20 llbr. BON ibrer leg
ten Eobnuns. gfr. 1901. Toros Gurolineitr., ans
fat. uuo ouun nnh Der 81. 8incents Nirhe.
400 cine feicrlite 6O6meie fir oas 6eiI tbrer
Scclc %cclebrirt miro. ScrluNnote mo Sreuuoc
Der 5uutilie itno ndtunasouu eiHgclaoen.
(27-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Tidlplns Mcler. Icn.

IS iturb Steuftug. ben q. Sumur 1905,
nab LANCER Nrnnfbeit Gidplas WeIcr, icn.,
~geIicbter @ntte bon EbiInbiHu @cucr. %crs
luanote mo Srelmoe limo ahtlu9spuuit Cinges
lnoer, ocr Irduerfeier AM Samitng, oeI %. "a
mar. 10 llbr Nurntittu9s, i'm 0uuie iciucS
Shtutegerinbue5. Srn. y. 3. S6ulm. Nr. 1923.
9rnio. 3in'NOcnuc, 6ei6upobuen. Neeroiqurg
p%riOntiHt. t2G-s) "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
(Sanl9,24 ,27,31, 6ebr2)
Bureau Der straheu.9 urdGrn6s.eommiTarr.

Bureau Der StraReu'S urdGrid1s s 9ummiiGre.
BuItImo &C, ben 81. Sea. 1904.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAIDEN
hermit IN ucberetrittmmung nit Dem guItintps
rer Stuot.Gbarter. 500. abidnitt. %betnnnt, bub
tic Die critic 8eriannlung am Wtpntna, ocH G..
Sebritar 1905. Sorntttags 10 ubr. in Dem 8u.
reau oer Gontntiidre, 8atbbaus, dbbaIten luers
ben, unt Die 8oIlmabt alls3uiiben UNI Die tbucH
ilbertrngenen nno bon ibneu oerlan9ieH BiIi6s
ten 81 erfiiLlen in gctreff Der GoHoemuirilte,
lno 9urbbredung Der SitenosS traBe, bon Der
@eitieite Der 9tace.StraBe. tpritlif bis 5ur areu.
5iIng Der GtodbolusStr in @emd6beit Der
Bcroromtng Nr. 1913 bes Uianor3 uuo Staots
rntbs bon Baltimore, ~beitdtt9t nm Ii. 2tuguit
1904.
=. @rt6ur @id9aM,
Senr1 ycfueh,
Gas. s. Wlnrtue,
.. .. Gommiiidre.
Gug. s.. Gubgsrs, 9Ierf.
(9e53t.S Sans tO,172I3D
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Gnhn Edlnlh.

IS ftarb am 26. Iununr 1905 3uHn sdulF,
8ntte Der Ueritorbenen 6cnriettu S1ule. i'm
Nlter bon jS Sabrcn. Die geeroiguua tiHoct
Sonntag, Den 30. Innunr, nm H2 llbr, bonn
Iruuerbuufe, gir. 2tO2. @eiisBrutf Strube. aus
intt. &erpdnote uuo 5rernoe limo b0flihft
etneelaocl. t27-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Waric Waul.

IS itarb am %. Snuuur 1905, Miaric Saul,
lOdter bon MtGrie mo oGs beritorbcncI GcOrQC
Y. Saul. Die Nccrbiqung finoct AM 5retng,
Sormittngs 10 llbr, bon ibrcr leBten 9SobmulQ,
Nr. 1905, McSnnoB' Strabe, aus pripaitm itatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
9nrenn bsr etrahen. 0nmmiHdre a.

bureau Der strafru. 9urdb rudS . 6 ommiiidre.
8ultimore, ben 81. Se5. 1904.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sGoInmtifdre MAIDEN
6iermit in llebereinitinlmung nit Dem 8ultintes
rer StGots@bnrter, Gbi9nitt 500. befunnt, oab
tic ibre erite ~SerfdmmIun9 am MiDntug, Den g..
5ebruar 1905. @ormittug5 10 ll6r, In benz 3us
renu Der Gomniiidre. Jtntbbaus, abbulteI per'
ben. Inn Die Soumu6t nIs5uiibeH tno bic ibneu
iibertrneeiten uno bon ibrten oerIun9teu 9fli6s
ten 5u erftGen in BetreIf Der GouoenntruilD
uno Sur6brchung Der GtodboIntsS trabe, bon
Der Sftieitc Der Contemplate trnse big 5i Der
Srci8Ina Der SitenosS traBe, in @e1ndBbeit Der
Serurouilng Rr, 1870 oes Wtubors uno Staots
ratbS bon Baltimore, beitdti9t ant IL. auguit
1904.
Z. glrt6ur Nidbnnt,
ScnrB Yciuea,
Sns. s.. Mnrine,
gommiiiire.
Gus. 8. Nuoeers, GIcrf.
(9c53l, Sans. 10. t7,2i,3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Sobn Sermig C Spbn,

2elhenbeftutter un6 GinbalIamtrer.
Er. zoos, prlennsitr. Mb. sel.: @tnbfur 255.
8iueteeefbdft: gr. 524, berl. Gniternssloerle,
Sioblnnotoun, Baltimore, WlarbIano IeIepbon:
@inofor go. 3utihen tperoeH e~eIiefert fit
So9Setten, unterbaItungen urb arbere 1eIe'
aenbciten. 8ebrt4.1S,T &S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
2uubun Sarf.

Der bnnptid nltdlite 5rteobuf in Baltimore.
drenl: $50 stder. Snneriudbrenoer Charter.
gu ieoer Belt erreihbnr. Stint Gents 5d6rs
aeIo bon allen GtaottbeiIen. Strabetbnbns
Waaeuns pniiiren ben Suuptcirenrg aue bret
Wimiten. N1rnleS gBdrteSininer fir Solte,
bic ben SrieoboI bel rulibem 98eiter befnferi.
YegrdbnibpldSe 6u febr m1bieen 8reifer,
f1ntmtIid inter furtudbrenbcr 8fleee.
bureau: 9ir. II, @eit'S aratpga' StraRe.
(Sun6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
W6. 22s.
Sin Sdritt in Der redltcn 3idtnns.

epart rs grp5tnt an alien ertilaTEotn Be.
gr1bntfieu.
Gin fb0ner Snrg, entfueber nit
fhparSem 1u6 ODER ipeibent 0oer
urnuert BIiif1slleber5ug, anes fur
SuresGinfde, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
gtn6dIiamirlng bet 2cihe, Irnuer' S7E
flor, J
Seifnlre oes @rabes, 9 gnar Suuoiaube,
Geideniunaen iiftb 5 feline GltfbcE.
@tniam Gppf, 2ctdleupritutter,
gtortb' itto @reenniountsgloe. 9etoe Telephone,
(9e37 6Wlt,ta.T)
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SonesfGQe.

PIN %. 1nurar 6ceil Is. etrombsro i'm I'll.
ter BON 1 Slbr.
Elm "a. 3anuar @bwarO gilmore Seubusr,
7 UIoHate alt.
@m %. 5amtar 5Inta9 8. 8intelmauu, 90
Sabre alt.
gIm "a. Samlar 5rautis 6rieOGeiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Gin 8cldjcnf fir's 2ebcn.

8enn Sbr Gurcn 366tern ein prnftiTbes
gSeipiuhts'Sefhenf MAIDEN iuOqt, Elm 8eiUert
mrs gnrt6e 2eben, 70 labt tie einen 9nrinS i'm
Gleetie.S umen. edneioerTbtrnt
Sirhrlaben. Sic S6uIe 1T iett ee6ffnet. Ser
aolenpurtft lit gering. GfiiIer fir bic I0eno'
tIniien fperben iebt 1ufgenommeil. g8egen 8es
bt1eungeit luetoe man ft6 al Wlrs. Sibcrs, GT.
2f2, o.Gbarles'strnle. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Baltimore Sransfer Gp.,

6runt' NM @ab.StraEe,
pat tbre austlattune um mebrere Subrperie
SSons) oergrobert uno III iest I'M Stable.
Wecoel bon Saus 5u Snus al b%ef6roern ntto
tlr ote Mntbeiuatrune oser 8erienoune III
oerpadeil. Srontpte uno Superldfftge @eote,
fiino fptrb auaefineI.. (b2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
2prrnine.

WeuIertf9 gnrfnrtia - SrtebIt1.
@eitEi1 bon BaIbroof elm uro cine bdlbe
MeiIe. 8enubt Die init gorub1ttur be5eidnete
Rortbsgfoenue.@ar. Sreie 8uti6en gla6mittaes
nm Terminus. Breife ben 8egrdbntBtteneu lett
fpesieu. aei6te 8eotneuneeH. 9eIepbou -
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
Sheets and Pillow Cases at
 Just About Cost.

And then there is another illustration of what this sale is able to do You may buy sheets and pillow cases and sheet ing here at just about what it costs the average store which buys in small quan- titles; for instance-and these sheets are not torn; they are all finished with wide hem-here is one sheet for 49c; a Utica sheet for 59c; a fine hemsttched sheet for 69c x X and then, as if to add further emphasis to the saving ability of this sale, here is over thou sand sheets at 35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
January Sale of Linens and Bedding On Account of the Low Prices. These Linens Cheaper Now Than They Have Been CT Will
 be for Some Time.
This is the First January Sale of Linens.

As the first Annual Sale of Linens very particular that introduced you command attention and your aendanceust do the other great sales here for that this January Linen Sale shall be no less important than the January and April Silk Sales the Feb ruary and August Furniture Sales and the great Rea zaion Sales.
 Everything in this sale is less than the regular price, for bought in big quantities and obtained the low prices and the special discounts that big quantity buying ins1res
 There is something staple about table and bed linens and toweings that know there will not be housekeeper in Birmingham who will fail attend if she reads what this sale makes possible for her You who know the everyday prices of these things pass the aonga sale like this helps Brming ghamputs her in class with the big cities of the entire countryNorth South East or West
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
Lengths of Table Linen at Less Than l=3 Off of Price.

Here is a big quantity of table linen lengths. running from 2 1-2 to l-2 yards long, 60 to 90 inches wide, embracing all the well known and desirable kinds of German, Scottish and Irish makes, both bleached and half bleached, and marked not simply at regular prices, but less than one-thrd off of regular prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
The Great Success of the
 January Silk Sale

Notwithstanding the lncIemency of the weather we did more business in the first three days of last week than we did all of the week of last April's silk sale.
 Thus do these great sales here ac- cumulate force as they go along
 So great has been the success of this sale that assortment IS badly broken. In order to save ourselves the loss of thou sandr of dollars of accumulated remnants in these broken lots of odds and ends of two hundred or three hundred different pattern and character silks, we have de- cded