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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
The Exceptionally Low Price and Easy Term Advan- tages of This Sale Have Never Been EqualIed Be- fore in Waterbury A Few Fine Styles and
 Makes at Great Bargains Still To Be Had.
Sale Will Positively End Saturday Night
Do Not Miss This Opportunity You Are In Need of Piano.
 Open Evenings Until 9:3O This Week

To-day and Saturday are the last days of this great sale. Many homes have been made musical with pianos and organs at this great sale, and many children and entire families are rejoicing over the fact that they have secured the best of instruments at ex- traordinary deep cut prices and on easy terms.
 You must decide quickly now as this sale closes this Saturday. You can now and here buy at factory prices and on easy terms.
 Will you be one of the lucky ones to secure one of these great bargains! There is ID getting away from the fact that any person is lucky who se- cures one of these finest of makes at these low prices.
 Here are the very best pianos the market affords, such as Kimball, Haines & Co. Newby & Evans, Mar shall & Wendall, Knabe, Foster & Go, Bowen, Stanley & Sons, Mattatuck, and others.
 Most of sale stock is new. Some are little shop-worn and some second. hand, but all are priced accordingly.
 If you want piano at all, we are sure you will find make and style of piano to suit you in this list. Now. if money saving is an object. you should make haste and make your SC lection, for the sale prices are away below the price that we can sell them for regularly. More than that. the pianos are being taken quickly and it looks like they will all go before the closing date of this great sale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
AUTOS FOR STRIKERS.
Convention of Street Railway Em-
 ployes Purchase Ten.

Chicago. Oct 6.-The national con yention of Street Railway Employees. In session here, yesterday approprlat- cd $20.0O0 for the purchase of ten an tomObiles to be used by the union to convey passengers wherever there is d streer car strike. the prorits from fales to go back into the defense fund, from which the $20,000 came.
 The union owns three automobiles, which were used during a strike in Saginaw, Mich. Others were leased during a strike in Bloomington, III. ". D. Sfnhon. president of the national organization, admitted that ten motor cars would not be of much use in case Of street strike in Chicago or any large city.
 "But they would be a start, at least. |" he said. "and we could buy or lease more. and an automobile is always good property"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
Thi. Sale Makes Piano Saying Easy

This great sale makes piano buying easy and pleasant You will be deal- ing with the Big Lenient Store, where they not only are willing bur able to extend to you the easiest kind of terms and all the courtesies that you could wish.
 Pianos in upright from as low as S9S: terms to suit. Better ones, worth S225, for S127:. terms to suit
 And others. worth $3J0. for as low as $l75; terms to suit
 Then there are in this stock nuner- ous odd styles of many makes: fine S400 S450 and $500 pianos. comprfs- ing most of the high class makes, to clean out at from $50 to s28T, and little higher for the very elaborate cased ones.
 Highest class of Cabinet Grand Up- rights. comprising various fine makes. s55O. to clear out at S243, S2ST to S337.
 Payments. We'll extend to you very easy terms if desired on these, compared to the terms they are usual ly sold on.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
ASKS MONEYS PRAYEns.

Topeka. Oct 6.-GOyernor he<h. In a speech before the Women's Christian Temperance union convention here. said that be will depend Co a great e1- tent upon the prayers Of Kansas wo- men in his coming contest for renomi- nation Kansas women are not cow arsls.- be shid- n would rather have the prayers Of one good woman in the onteSt whih is oming than the support of alI the law breakers ia Kansas
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
PosT0FFIcE CLERKS.
Salaries Reduced They Hay Walk Out
 Just Like Any WorKmen.

GoldfieId. Ney. Oct 6.-Owing to a reduction of the salaries of the clerks at the postoffice here from s120 d month to sS3 a month, by direct or ders from Washington. ten men walk ed out of the office and were only per suaded to return by Postmaster Col lIns personally guaranteeing them their former salary. Ten new civil service men from San Francisco will take the places of the old force at the lower salary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
DISPUTE oYER ARMIsrIcE.

Seoul, Korea. Oct GA Japanese stan officer to-day said that after three meetings of the parliamentaries the terms of an armistice fin North Korea are still unarranged. although no fur ther fighting has occurred. The Rus sians Insist that the Japanese give up their present positions. but the latter refuse to create a neutral zone by evacuating places they occupied after hard fighting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
ELECTIONS IN RUSSIA.

St Petersburg. Oct 6.--All the pre- liminaries are to be ready for the cleo uons to the national assembly no later than October 28 The minister of the interior has instructed the various governors to this effect and has direct ed them to see that the officials and public functionaries. especially the district governors and district police, abstain from any interference in the elections.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
Strengthening Out Matters Neglected
 By the War.


 Tokio, Oct 6-The sessions of the associated members of commerce were closed today after the delegates had passed resolution to memorialize the government on numerous points calcu- lated to advance and develop national trade, industry and finance. The fol- lowing are the most prominent fea- lures:
 The creation of government commer- cial agents.
 The establishment of floating exhibi- tions of samples and museums in for eign ports.
 4 customs tariff union between Ko- req and Japan.
 The opening Of a universal exposi- tion.
 The improvement of existing rail- roads and the rapid construction of new. railroads.
 Retrenchment in the expenses of the administration.
 The establishment of a Japanese Chinese bank.
 The adoption of measures against the expansion of the currency.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
suEz GANAL oPExEp.

Suez. Egypt. Oct 6.-Trsfie on the canal Is being resumed Steamers, Of which fifty congregated here during the block caused by the blowing up of the dynamite laden steamer Chatham. commenced entering the canal today. There are about forty vessels at Port Said awaiting passage The channel will not h,e entirely cleared until Sun day. but vessels are entering fhe canal SO as 70 be in readiness 10 pass through it at the earliest possible moment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
BOY BUILDING A RAILROAD.
Seventeen Year old Russian Count
 Comes to Buy Material.

New York, Oct. 6-Count Judah Le- On Leschinsky, of Russia, railroad and steel magnaIe and president of the Michael Leon Leschinsky company, contractors for about 5000 miles of railway Iii Southern Russia, was a passenger on the steamship PennsyI- yania arriving here yesterday.
 Count Leschinsky says he is a friend of Vanderbilt He, himself. mi eht be styled the Cornelius Wander bilt of Russia.
 Although boy of seventeen he says he comes to the United States en- trusted with power to make tfntracts for hundreds of locomotives and many passenger and freight cars for the great road he is building.
 The Count expects to spend month here looking over locomotive and car shops and arranging for equipment and its delivery. The system which the company is building is to gridiron Southern Russia from Rostow to Ba- ku. The Count carries a royal pass port and letters of introduction.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
Coco Organs. s2 a Month Up.

It would be almost a shame not to come and get one of these square pianos or organs for that little boy or girl of yours. The organs that have been used have been put in good play ing condition, and they are marked to close out at SC. sT. $S $10. SIS. x23, for almost new ones. Terms. $2 per month or 50c week and upwards.
 If you need an instrument at all, come and see US right away. come be- fore the best bargains are taken.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
BOARD oF oANYAssERs.

The state secretary. treasurer and comptroller are required by law. as a board of canvsssers. to count the vote for the constitutional amendments. ou or before October F. and they will meet for the purpose at the secretary's s office on Thursday of next week. It Is probable that at the same time they will canvass the vote for congressman cast at the special election in the third district and also the vote for judge Of probate in the westbrook and Lltch- field districts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
TROLLEY EXPRESS NOW.
consolidatsd Officials File Articles
 of Incorporation.

Hartford, Oct 6.-Articles of incor- poration were filed to-day at the office of the secretary of state by the Trolley Express Co of New Haven. The in- corporatOrs are Charles $. Mellen. F.. 0. Buckland and Calvert Townley. The object of the company is the car rying of merchandise over the various trolley lines running in and out of the city. The capitalization amounts 10 si0000O. Ali the ineorporators are officials of the Consolidated railroad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
nocKEEEIIER INcrRAToR-

Chicago. Oct GA dispatch to fke Renord- -Hermh from Cleveland ssyE d home for f0uudlinxs. with Infnns h. ruhsfnrz- wlIl f.e erected by John D Rocksfeiier fn tbis eify for the CleTe- land Hnm4ne soeiefy. f am oFFnsed to race sulelde.- he ls reporfed Co haFs srfd 10 annuuneinz his plans to the hauans s1<seff oHcers TsstsrdaT-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

St Petersburg. Oct 6.-PrellmInary returns Of the state revenue and ex- penditures for the six months of the present financial year show that the ordinary receipts were S4T4. .623. GOO. an Increase Of sT.1T6.OOO over the cor responding period of the previous year
 The ordinary expenditure was s4G0.- TqaOl0. a decrease of Sl3.3G5.0o0.
 The extraordinary receipts were S231 .O0l 800. sn increase of Sso 2g7.- GOO
 The extraordinary expenditure totals s2s1 022000. an increase of s200. .34s.- GOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06

The Evening DemoTzt b far sale in Watervfile ewerT eventnx at the two inrnl drug sfores. CaTneye S1d Say erz'a Put in your erSeF for cgpT esrh evening The FapE uin he se1f to yonr nffrees hT uz1I esrh erenizE fcr e rear of e cszh 1s1th-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
ocur1srs ON ExGrNEs
Western Railroad to Revise system Of
 Teting Mems Eyesisht

Chicago. Oct e.-For the purpose of making ere tests and studying eondi- tions under which train signals are displayed. oeulists will he placed on the engines that pull the fast trains on the ChieaRo. MIlwaukes & St Panl raIlroad. The tests will be made pre- uminary to a revision of the xysfem of examining frsinmen for defecfs ef sight. 1 ehanze in the present man ner of displaying lights and semaphore arms may zlso result
 Tbe Brotherhood of Ilocomotive En- xineers ls resysrasihle for the praFosei unique test The road men have com- piaIned that their eyes gre tested theo- retically rafher thsn sloug prsetiesI ffrra
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
PRISONER HEIR TO sioOco.
Left Him by Man Whose Life He
 Saved in Runaway.

Allentown. Pa. Oct e.-Pnesion A. Young. a local promoter. who is serv- ing a two-year sentence 10 jsil on a charge Of sWindiing a dozen LehiEh county farmers in a bogus industrial bank scheme. yestenisv receiyei lnfor- nation that he is beir to S1O0OO hy the will of John Y. kohirv. q retired Michigan lumherusn. whose fife Young saved seveu years aEp In a runaway aeeiteut af P0mpton Lake. V. '. Younx had several ribe broken snd nsr- roxiy esczped death. He was so bad lr hurt that It uas neeessary to pet roue hie welding
 Young decizres that be iosf aii trscs of the man whcse Hfe hs saved and was greatly surprised st the iHfotma- fipn that Kohier had left hlm a for fnre.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
REWARD FOR BANDITS

Lympia- Wash. Oct es-Governor A. E. Mead has oGered a FeSsrd of s1.fss0 for the arrest of the bandifs who rob bed the Great Nor1bern train near Bai- lard on Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
MADE GooD HALL.

New Hsrpn- Oct e-Boty ts the snsguf If f1.4nn in pnstnEe staunps aui a susH amognt of mn1ev wa4 tte rpwar1 ~ a safe flowing In tke pcsfa4ce af CIfntonTfIle. a stztfon fz Nrfh HsTs1. ast nlxtt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
WOMAN INITIATES JEROME.
Defes Both Machlnes-wnl Run In-
 dependently for ofice.

New York. Oct. 6-HaYing been de- feated yesterday for renomlnation at the Republican convention at White Plains. Miss Bertha F. H. Berbert, the only woman School Commissioner of Westchester county. has announced her intention of running Independently and fighting both the Republican and Democratic machines. She was set aside for Charles H. Cheney. school teacher of TarTyt0wn.
 When the result was announced Miss Berbert tore open an envelope containing her petitions for the inde- pendent nomination and began pass- ing them around. The oiflce of School Commissioner pays about s2.O0O a year and Miss Bertert has held it six years. She has made an efficient Oiii- cial and is popular with the teachers in her district.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
wrArHrR ruxuAr

Forecas1 far Cornerttcut: Fair and snmsThat ceo1rf to-n1xht. wifh nrht ts kflin< fret. estur3sT fair. slowly rislax tsuperzfure ia West pcrtio1s nzht nortneFIT to norzhuest vind.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
RECEIVERS BIG BOND.
The H.rsford Provision Company |.
 Insolvent

Hartford. nsct s-John VI. Coe of Mprfden wza today appointed receiver ~ fhe Hartford Provision Co snd was oraerea to furuish a bond ~ <5Gtfst The assetn uf fhe cumrauy anount 10 N.zoOn sna fke Iabi1ities to fZ100sta of vhicA auoznf ths sum of x1o0sl is he'd hg q bank in Barre minoiz.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
We've marked it Sse.ss.

The Chamber suits and Iron Beds Cby the way we've just received twenty new patterns 8f Irpn Beds Co seli from a Co &15i. are m0rp attractive than ever Wonderfully good vaimes each and every one Of them-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
And Glenwoods don't cost
 much.

Prices range at s2s. s27. SO. sss.5o. S35. $40. s45. so. s55. se0. and Board ing House and Hotel Ranges at lower prices than you will expect
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
May be that Parlor Suit in our Show Window isn't a
 hargain7

It's a five piece suit ln mahogany finish. upholstered In fine heavy suk Verona velour Tt won't stay nng for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
Solid Oak Chamber suib at
 low prices

For instance. SIS s2o. fz1so fzz. sZT. Ss0 s7ss S4a t45 s50 and up t8 S2n fhe sulfltte mosf courrehenstrs line oufxide of New Tork city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
The new Cabinet GlenwOod
 Range

is the simplest and plalnest Kitchen range on the market Its made Of the finest iron and the castings are the Glenwood kind-the smoothest and blackest Of them aiL It is the Ideal range for people who wish to avoid nickel and fancy work. Come ln and look it over Wen gladly show you the good points sbout if.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
Which shall it be I

A kitchen range that costs as much as Glenwood. that looks as good on the face of it. but which you might bs taking chances on, or
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
No chances but Glenwood
 certainty.

Upwards of three thousand GIenwood ranges actually sold in Waterbury ars daily testifying that they are perfect bakers-the easiest kitchen range fo manage that they ever had any ex- perience with.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
The Hampssn -ssIIeu Furnlrurt Ca.
Nnuszy Aszss fr s.s rs.srn-s ezz~sef RIrf.

Eassiss ssz... nsns E.sl nrn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
GlenW0Od
 Goodness

is a recognized quality that nobody can deny. And it's buying time now for kitchen ranges.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-04-11
THIS YEARS MAINLAND
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS

generally been successful in Maryland
State elections in recent years, ana 1t
is the prevalent opinion that they will
win this year. but it will be no walk
over. The effect of the adoption of
constitutional amendment, eliminating
the ignorant negro vote. would be to
make the State surely Democratic for
the present. But the ultimate effect
will undoubtedly be to strengthen the
Republican party by encouraging a
more respectable element to affiliate
with it, as the case has been in other
Southern States.
The Virginia campaign will be al
most entirely within Democratic lines.
1t will be confined largely to the Dem
ocratic primaries for nominations,
which will be held, probably, along in
August or September. At these pri-
maries Democratic nominees for gov
ernor, lieutenant-gov members of
the Legislature and various other of
fees will be named also Democratic
nominee for United States Senator,
who will take his seat March A., 1907,
two years from now. The struggle for
those nominations, especially those for
governora nd senator, will be as spirited
as any in the history of the State. 10
has already begun, for the candidates
have announced themselves and are
preparing for their appeals to the vot-
ers. From a national standpoint, the in
terest centers in the senatorship. Two
strong men have entered the race. SEN
ator Thomas S. Martin, as efficient
senator as Virginia ever had, is seek
ing a third term. He is opposed by
Gov. Andrew j. Montague, as capable a
governor as the Old Dominion ever
elected, Young, eloquent and aggressive.
The Virginia Republicans count on
making things interesting before cleo
ton time. There has been realign-
ment of the party recently. The federal
Offices have been turned over to new
organization, headed by Col. Campbell
Slemp, the only Republican Represen-
tative in the National House from that
State. Col. Slemp and his lieutepants
argue that there is a chance for the
Republicans to elect a governor. It is
generally agreed that that is very OPP
timistic view, but the counting of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-04-11

Kauai. IS yrs at various covenants
per yr. b 26S. y 33S. Dated Jan 81,
1905.
Kauai Electric Co Ltd To McBryde
Sugar Co Ltd. Agrmt; In re alteration
to $4,000 Instead OF $4,000 per annum OF
Pargrph 4 OF Lease I'm Liber $50, fol
sss. 81. b 2e5. AS. Dated Feb 8,
1905.
Kauai Electric Co Ltd to Hawn
Trust Co Ltd TT, Tr d: real, personal
and mixed property in Territory OF
Hawaii. Bond issue $4,000. b 267,
p\20i. Dated Feb 3. 1905.
w E Rowell to Kauai Electric Co
Ltd, d; shares Nos SO and ga in hui
land, wainiha (Halelea), Kauai 81.
B 266, 305. Dated Mar 20. 1905.
w e Rowell to Kauai Electric Co
Ltd, B S; leasehold, Waipa, Kauai;
apprvl of location of 60 acr land),
wainiha (Halelea). Kauai. 81. b 265,
p 475. Dated Mar 81, 1905
w f Rowell to Kauai Electric Co
Ltd, A L. int in r w to erect poles
and stretch wires for electrical pur-
poses across lands on Kauai. b 263,
352. Dated Mar 20, 1905.
Est of B p Bishop by Trs to w E
Rowell,' Consent; to A l. of r w to
erect poles. stretch wires for electrical
purposes across lands in ahp Waipa,
Kauai. b 1853, 1853. Dated Mar %,
1905.
Est of B Bishop by Trs to Kauai
Electric Co Ltd. Consent; to subj of
r w to erect poles, stretch wires for
electrical purposes across lands in
Oh, xyof. NJ oil % n
signing upon Trust of same to Hawn
Tr Co Ltd TT. b 263, p 354. Dated
Mar % 1905.
Est of b p Bishop by Trs to w E
Rowell, Consent; to A L of r w to
erect poles and wire lines for electrical
purposes across lands on ahp Lumahai,
etc, Kauai. B 1858, p 1856. Dated Mar
%, 1905.
Est of B Bishop by Trs to Kauai
Electric Co Ltd, Consent; to subj of
r w to erect poles and wire lines for
electrical purposes across lands on ahp
Lumahai, etc, Kauai; and also to as
signing upon Trust of same to Hawn
TT Co. Ltd Tr. B 1853, p 1856. Dated
Mar 90, 1906
Territory of Hawaii by Supt Pub
Works to w E Rowell, Consent; to
assmt license to erect poles, stretch,
wires, etc, for electrical purposes
across public roads in Hanalei, Kau-
al. b 265, Az. Dated Jan 30, 1905.
Territory of Hawaii by Supt Pub
Works to Kauai Electric Co Ltd, Con-
sent: to sub-A license to erect poles
stretch, wires, etc, for electrical pur-
poses across public roads in Hanalei
Kauai; and also to mtge of same tc
Hawn TT G. Invstmt Co Ltd. B 265
p All. Dated Feb II, 1905.
Kauai Electric Co Ltd to Hawn II
Co Ltd TT, Con TT d; shares Nos 6;
and Ga in hui land, Wainiha (Hale.
LEAF, Kauai; leaseholds in hui land
Waipa, Kauai; appvl of location il
liber 265, fol 40; agrmt dated Eel
8, 1905, in liber 265, fol 473. 81. B 26s
p 222. Dated Mar 81, 1905.
Nakahara ct al to Kauai Electric c.
Ltd, Sur L; int in lands, Wainihs
valley. Halelea, Kauai 81. B 263, ]
1858. Dated Mar "a, 1905.
H Kanealii and hsb, Affdt: in r.
abandonment of leasehold premises IL
liber 1877, fol 449. b 265, p 479. Date,
Mar 49, 1905.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-04-11
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women Of Honolulu the
Same as Elsewhere.

Hard to attend to household duties
With a constantly aching back.
A woman should not have a bad back.
And she wouldn't if the kidneys were
we'll.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills make
well kidneys
Here is a Honolulu woman who en-
dorses this claim:
Mrs. Emma Vieira, of King street,
this city, says: For three or four
years 1 had the misfortune to be af-
fiicted with an aching back. The pain
and discomfort this entailed on me can
be better imagined than described. L
have two children, and 1t was of course
difficult for me to attend to them
while oppressed with suffering. The
way in which found relief eventually
was by using Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills, procured at the HOLSTER
amount of good, as / now testify. I
should certainly recommend those who
have backache or any other form OF
kidney trouble to try Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
for sale by all dealers. Price so cents
per box (six boxes $3.50. Mailed on
receipt of price by the HOLSTER Drug
Co., Ltd. Honolulu, wholesale agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name Doan's, and take
no other.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-04-11
mail Special to the Advertiser)

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 90
Off-year campaigns have been steadily
growing less numerous. Most States
have tired of too much politics and too
frequent political contests. They pre-
fer to elect their governors and execu-
tive officers, as well as members of
Congress, which is every two years, on
the even year, with an election of
President and Vice-Fresident also fig
uring in every alternate Congressional
campaign. Iowa was one of the last
States to change its biennial elections
to conform to those for Congress-.
However, the opinion that 1905 is to
be an obscure one in political cam
paigns is not warranted. There are a
few States which still adhere to the
old idea that an annual campaign is in
dispensable for the maintenance of a
perfect party organization, and next
November several more or less import
ant questions of party supremacy will
be settled.
Two Southern States are entering up
on campaigns this summer that will
command very general attention. That
applies particularly to Maryland, where
a Legislature and minor State officers
are to be chosen. Outside of the State,
it will be of little significance whether
the majority of the Legislature be Re-
publican or Democratic, for the Legis-
lature will not have the election of a
Senator, but constitutional amend
ment is to be voted upon, which will
determine whether the ignorant colored
vote is to be forever eliminated as
factor in State politics. The Democrats,
now in control of the State, propose
that Maryland shall follow the lead of
other Southern States and eonfne the
suffrage largely to white citizens. Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, and States far.
Their South have emerged from most
vigorous struggles, where that result
has been satisfactorily accomplished.
Maryland is so closely divided be-
tween Republicans and Democrats that
the campaign promises to be hot one
from start to finish. Democrats have