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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
HOW MONEY ACCUhULATEs
The Question Asked by the Late Sen
 ~ atOr Hoar.

Down in Washington they are tell. ing a story about the late Senator Hoar A friend and Mir Hoar were riding to the Capitol on street car. AIr Uoar was expressing much sur- prise at the ease with which some pub lie men acquired wealth. . 1T have been. in the public service ali my life,'' he explained. but never was able to get ahead. I have nothing but my salary, and it all goes in living. would like toi know how money is ac- cumuated." } At that instant the conductor. came along. and Mir Hoar handed him a l nickel.
 There is one way in which You might accumulate money" said the | friend. .ts. How soT' asked Mir Hoar. You could have saved 20 per cent by buying six tickets for d quarte., and that is a pretty good investment.' | Tpis is a good deal more than q joke, says the Albany Timcs-U Union. The oversight of small investments l lying close at hand leads to half the | worlds financial miseries.
 No one could get rich merely invest i ing in street car tickets. Nor can one get rich merely through small savings
 in bank. But it is generally found ! that the investment in street ear tick
 cts and the savings in the bank go to.
 gether. and that with them go a lot of
 other frugal habits. After some years the man with these
 habits somehow becomes rich.
 The first savings of Rockefeller, Jay
 GOuiL and the first Vanderbilt alElook
 pitiably small. even to the average la
 borer of to-day. But they were seed
 They were seed from which sprang not
 only increased profits, but increased
 energy in money getting.
 ! Small savings and small investments
 if constantly added 10 and the income
 compounded. grow marvelously in
 time. All the saving of money is a habit that grows more marvclously
 even than compound interest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
New Species of Dog.

In the New York Geological park is white.raccoon dog from northern Japan' which is regarded as representing ne" species and has been named Nyctoreu- tes Albus. says scientific journal. The ordinary. raccoon dog of Japan and China is an animal closely allied to the true dogs. but with a marked superficial re- semplance to a raccoon. If the New York specimen really indicates the ex- istence of a white species of a raecoon dog. the fact will be of considerable zoo- logical interest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Stenm Boiler Sulks.

According to an engineer. though there may be every reason present why . steam boiler should steam there are occasions when it simply will not. l. refuses duty and sulks without any cause than can be detected. On such oc- casions every one takes a hand at the fires. but the result is the same-nd steam CT only enough to keep three quarters speed. Marine and stationary boilers are both thus afflicted. There arc "sood days" and bad days" in the per formance of each.-Chicago Daily News
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
"A MADCAP PRINCESS.'

Just as charming and bewitching as ever was Miss Lulu Chaser last evening in her impcrsonation of Mary
 Tudor. the madcap princess of Eng land. in the play of the above title.
 An audience that was as representa- tive as could be wished for greeted
 Miss Chaser and her company and seemed to be pleased at the produc- ton of this new comic opera. Those who were present and had witnessed the production of When Knightl cod Was in Flower" by Miss Julia Mar. lowe. saw the same ideas only bur. !, ,,lcsIsI&h fhe expectation of what Npl to come next probably took away some of the charm of the opera, but nevertheless it was splendid per.
 formanca and spIendidly worked out by clever company. In Miss Glaser's "Madcap Princess impersonation last night could be seen traces of her
 Dolly Warden character when she de. lighted d Waterbury audience on an. other occasion. Her charming laugh
 peculiar walk and hoydenish ways were just as we'll depicted and per. baps q little more emphasized. All in all, her work was of the really pleas ing and catchy character that attracts and holds you. z. The singing was not up to other op. eras that have been here this season. but it had certain charm about if that satisfied those present. Some of the solos were delightful and called for several .ncOres. The company was well balanced one and the seen. ic effects and costumes appropriate. The chorus was not as pretty as has been seen here this season and this took away some of the charm of the opera.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Two schoolgirls Drowned.

CHESApEAEE CITY. Md. Jan. H. Edith Tumey and Salli" Foster. each twelve years old. fell into Rack creek here and were drowned. Two other young girls fell into the water. hut were rescued Miss Tumey's body has been recovered and that of Miss Poster Is being grappled for. The children Gere on their way home from school.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Crimean Veterans.

All the Crimean veterans in receipt oi small pensions who are in necessitous circumstances are now being granted special increases. provided they were either wounded or discharged for in- ability. or are at present suffering from a disability clearly due to their military services.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Chili Chicken.

Boil a chicken until tender. let it cool of and chop it fine; wash and dry cup fuI Of rice put into suitable pot con tainilz ho, lard or butter. and fry few moments: then add chopped tomatoes. onions. salt and chili powder to taste: now pour into if the chicken and some of the broth in which it has been boiled. Good Housekeeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
THE LIBERTY BELLIES.

The Liberty Bellies" will play q special engagement at Polls Saturday afternoon and evening. The Girl With the Pink Pajamas and the gor- geous Radium Ballet will be features. Prices have been reduced by the man. agement to 25, B. 5O and I5 cents; matinee o5 and 50 cents: sale of seats Friday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Golden Bees in Kings Tomb.

IL is said that when the tomb of Chii- deric. a king of ite first Frankish dy- nasty in tke fifth century. was opened in the seventeenth -eE;ury. hundreds of golden bees were fourd 1T if. So when the French empire was established the golden bee uss adopted as one of its eu- blems
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
No Telling.

The younS woman had refused him.
 "I never could marry man of TG@: habits" she said, Still hope you will do nothing desperate on account oi this"
 "I don't know" he said. Il can promise. Some day may get drunk enough to come and propose to you again. Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Eire. Car.1naipn Emblem.

So far a. snOvn the first campaign emblem was the finger ring of copper. l. eas worn by the adherents of John Quincy Adams in 1895. when he ran for president aai was inscribed John QuIzcy Adams. 1s25-- TiEsypes and sne5a.iiras rsre among the ilsisEia c she iss. cam-s.EB.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
yyippIprE Factory Burned.

WINNIPEG. Man. Jan. II. - Fire here has destroyed the factory and warehouse of tho Hoover Manufsctur- ing company. makers of oyerslls and clothing. Loss. Si00.oO0. including the British Importing company's loss of s3s.Gn. Roth companies carried full insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Ve-e.aTizn Cat.

A kitten uss i2:eiy t-onEa. Hp Jn an exclusively ysr-tzS'e 6;st t- a LoEGou family Of Vszs;arians- Thc rssTiIt is that i; xIl. not sosck s-i-ssl food and says 20 attention to rats o- mice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
cranberrv Sauce.

Do not cook cranberry sauce too long and co not add 100 much ws.er. The npest .aure can he nade from ore qIsEs of eranberTies xith one cHpsIl Of water Boil for ten minutes then add tvo cup- fsA e szs1r. ssir veil and set away ts 0ac1Daa1 1AQe1DA :
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
MOVING PICrIRES.

Shepard's Moving Pictures every Sunday afternoon and evening: twen- 1 ty-five cents to all parts of the house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
esver,sr-. Daughter Operated o..

CHICAGO. Jan n--Dcrothy Deneen, the teu-year-old daughter of Governos Deneen. who has been suffering win appendicitis for the past few days. was su~c~ssfuiIy operated upon last night. After .he op~-ssicl tho attending phy. siciass annesint-d that everything seemed fsvcrsble for the secevery q fhe patient
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
New York Markets.

wHEAT-Dul, but steady; contract grade. January. H.1sd1.1s
 CoRN-Firm and i.c. higher: January.
 oGTs-Firm and i.c higher: No. :? white. natural, sc: No. white. clipped.
 sr7TER.creamsry, extras. per pound quotatio extras, ac.); firsts. 25G2si.c {; seconds. 2s125c: thirds iad22c: held. ex- trss, Els Tz1c.: frsts. 241aic. seconds, 2ld Sc; state dairy, tubs. extras. 26i,IZc. {: Arsts. 24T2ec.; seconds, 2oT2s~: thirds, lId
 CHEEsE-state. full cream. small col ored and white. fancy. lei4c.: line. lls,c.: late made. colored and white, choice, sae.: large. Sofored and whita. fancy i;c 1; fine. llLqIiiac.: late made. colored and white choice. lie: fair to good. aIzI"Ac. :: poor sLTSc.: light skins. small. choice. iogioi.e p,ime. ssasises;,; ss, part ,,nssn ss,ms E, fsir ss.G..c': fuil skins. at5c
 EGGS~State. Pennsylvania and nearby. selected. white. fancy S94oc-; choice; aiY Sc; mixed. fancy. Szas3c.: average best. lsfaDc checks. i6qlTc
 HAY-P.ime; large bales, per loo pounds. Sts2;,c.: No. 2, 5ohsec.; clover and clover
 PoTAToEs- State. i'll bulk. per 50 pounds. sls7fiI g: per lss pound bag | 70 i5e; per lso pound bag H.2sal- -ao: Long ls- land in bulk. per lse pounds. N.Nq T. per Iss pound bag. H.7s12: Jersey. in bulk. per Iso pounds. G.ITl.ss: per barrel O. bag. N.S1l-5a: sweet potatoes. CumbeT- land county. x J. per barrel. sz-50TS5
 LIVE PoULTRf-Fowls per pound. Isl.c.: chickens. per pound, Ii lzc.; roosiers, old per pound. sc.: turkeys old. pes pound. 1ss!1ic-: ducks. averase. per pair 79lSc.: geese. average. per pair, N-SIg -6s pigeons per pair. Nc.
 DRESSED pOULTRY-Turkeys. scaic- cd young. fancy. l?c-: capons. Philadel- phia. large. fancy. per pound. 2s1e.c-. mix. sd weights 1gH1sc.: small and slips. iiJ 1sc.: chickens. Philadelphia. to 2 pounds 10 pair. per pound. fsGzc-: mixed sizes i5Sisc: other Pennsylvania to pounds 70 pair. fancy. per pound. i53isc.; s-att and Pennsylvania. mixed sizes ISTitc. squehs prime. large. white. per doze7 e mixed Il EsGI2 se; dark SL5f-
 DRESSED MEATS-Fair trade in bee, at 7asc per porni for native sides: choics and extra beef were selling in . small way T: sEEs;.c-: calves firm sr s2-ic- pe, pound for cIt- dressed y-els and llLc- fc; country dressed, mutton firm IL s1sc- 7e. pound: lambs higher at u'.EI1.c- psr round: country dressed hogs steady al ! sTsi.e per pound for heavy to Lsn' weights: rough hogs at t14;zc. per pound
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Eagles Association Incorporated
 NOTICE,

The annual meeting of the Eagles association. incorporated. will bc held in Eagles hall. Monday. January 16, at s o'clock D. m.. for the election of officers and other business proper to be tranSacted at the annnal meeting.
 CHARLES W. MESSER. President.
 WILLIAM J. SPAIN. Secretary.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
EOR RENT--Forr room tenement. also II stable. Apply 10 The Colonial Trust Co, l.li-3
DISTRICT OF WATERBURY ss. Probate

RESTRICT OF WATERBURY ss. Probate ~ Court. Jan. 10. 1905
 Estate of Joseph CaSs, late of Waterbury, in said district. deceased
 Upon the application of Mary E. Cass praying at letters of administration may tion on file more fully appears, 1t is. Ordered. That sald appiicatlon be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Water- bury in said district. on the lith day of Jan. A. D. 1905 at O clock Tn the forenoon and that mo- tice be given oi the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing the same one time in some neWs- paper ha"in.a circulation in sad district.
 By Order ot Court,
 James J. Cassiu. Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Ec-tj-- Pssois.

The CEey:, F-sn-5s ill Burnah is buii. oa a huge rO. sius -.CRe poised cr anoth-
 or a, a height oi -tssJ feet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
nISTRICrT OF WATERBURY. SS. PRO

O bate Court, Jan. II. 1905
 Estate Of Charles H, Percey late Of Water bur Tn said district. deceased.
 Upon the application of John ONeill at toruey for John T. O'N.il! ard John E. Cape well. administrators on sad estate. praying for authority from this cou t to compromise cer- tain disputed c laims in favor of and against said estate per application on file more fully appears it is
 ORDERED. That ssld application DC heard and determined atthe Probate office. iu Water bury Ill said District. on the 18th day Of Jan. A. D.. 1905 at o'clock tn the forenoon. and that notiee be given of the pendcGcy of said applica- tion and the time and place ot hearing thereon, by publishing the same one tirIe iu some news paper having circulation in said district,
 By Order of Court. James J. CuSsir. Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Sir ED Strife.

Hexs,ape- wa.- h-'ween peoples are .oTtua2tel. t!eA les, ba. they cause lad bicca.-igou.IrI Chronicle
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Buovaucy of salt Water.

AEessei drawing 4a feet of water rises txo inches ir rassirg from frvsh rsreT to salt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

w WANTED.-Two good men who arc ca
 pablo of hewing les and chopp.n4 wood. Address: Woodchopper. Democrat office. l-io.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Granl Annual Fair
 Given by COURT D. B. HAMILTON, NO. l47,

'. or Y.
 Hamilton Hall. Mill Plain. Waterbury, Wednesday Thursday. Friday Saturday Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings. Jan IS To 2l, 1905. inclusive. Entertainment every evening, $ to g.. Dancing 9 to 12. 1-11-l0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Hov nanv Yards.

TAe most extensive lace manufAe. tsrsd to-1Ay is val1ed [: as.seq . yarA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations,

Money on call steady at 2i5 per cent; prime mercantile paper 4Tfa per cent: exchanges. $3o5. .150.5 .51?: balances, sl3, 3os, ,n4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

WANTED-Young lady. bright intelli- W gent of good appearance to sell our speciality. Salary to commence will be $lo. per week. Address Sa.sry Democrat Office. l-o-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

w ANTED--Two respectable young men W for room and board. Apply to Mrs. Margaret Kelley, A Dover street. city.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

WAN TED Everybody to know that |
 W have removed my office from s Center street 10 room l. No. ? West Main street. George Robbins Insurance. Pen- sion Attorney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
Are You Prepared?

10 invest in Chestnut avenue property? Have 2-family house on that thorough fare that q settled future investor should investigate price. Judge the location and the offering. You will then admit it is low.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
lire Sleek Narkess.

cArTIEs-ppiy light. mzrke. steady: choice. HNfsS prime. S-isEsA= veal calves G.Fss
 H.pIs-R.ceip-s fair rlsrs.s- strong. prime h4y- medi-m and hssEy York CTS AssD4E= light Torxers S.es< sa- rigs. Ass14 e. rcuehs. &fzss
 aHEEP AND LANB9@8upYly light; marke4 sfeaAy, prime Wethef1. 8-0Of 5os egGleA sAssA QsoQ&3j aUg1ng 601A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

RESSMAkER desires more work. Will N come to house if desired. Apply l24 Central avenue. l-9,3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
WHpSED.

WANTFD. MAcHlNISTS Several
 " good machinists and tool makers, accustomed to working from drawings. Can have steady work and plenty of it by applying. The E. J. Manvjl!e Machine Co.,, New Factory. East Main St.. City,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

w ANTED-Straw and felt hatsto clean. W ty tfe same tatteys that were for five years with the Cantury Hat Co.,. but rev located at 74 Grand street, corner of Bank. 7.o-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

EoR SALE-Line your chickencoops J. and work sheds for winter with Piatt's Patent Wind and Dampproof Paper Boards. Cheap and easily applied. In sheets l5x22 l.2 inches, 50 cents hundred less in quantities. Twenty will cover wall oxs feet. Address or call at Democrat of- iice. ll.lo-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
lATE WANTS.

I OST- Saturday evening. Dec. 3i. spec D tacles wi:h rubber cord attached. Finder please return to 73 East Clay street.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
POPULAR PENNY.A.WORD ADVS'
FOR SHLE.


 EOR SALE-Two elegant chamber suits, I book case, books. carpets, dressers, tables. clock, bronzes. Many fine things, make offer. l3O North Main, ground floor.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

I OST - Jan. 4. gentleman gold seal II ring. between St. Johns church and post office. monogram W o. L. Suitable reward will be paid if returned 10 w. o. Lampson, at Gas office, Center and Leav- enwofth streets. l.5-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

TOR SALE-Creat Bargain. Misfit and U second hand Clothing. Wm. Po.ner. cO3 Bank St. o-5.n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11

EoR SALE Come and get price and ! terms on those Roughton lots. Worth $2Co more now than before the streets were cut. but the prices for the first 10 lots will be the same as before. J. E. sandi- ford, Real Estate. los Bank street.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-14
Covert Kappor $50

vi arc sakra pa att vi hafva de
sommarskor, som nj tucker ON.
Kom in och Sc dem.
Fridlund & Johnson,
o2S 18th street.
Mr. och Mrs John M. Tucker
fran Blunt, S. D., kommo hit /
borjan at veckan och togo in pa
Chicago House. De hade med
sig iva gossar, resp. 6 och 9 ar
gamla. / onsdags var modern
ute och gick med dem men rakade
skiljas fran dem. Hon taste icke
stor vigt dervid utan tankte att
gossarne smart skulle komma till
5aka till hotellet dit hon begaf
sig. Efter en- lang vantan kom
den aldre gossen tillbaka och ON
talade att hans yngre broder
hade blifvit tagen om hand af en-
irammande man. Han hade
skilts fran dem i en- saloon. Fa-
dern pakallade pa qvallen poll
sens help att soka efter gossen,
men ALT sokande var fafangt.
Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut.
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Basta Administer. "Velvet
BRUSSELS" och helylle Mattor i
stort urval till lagsta pris hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-14
Sioux City.
.Sueuska h0nft0yens kontor
a8lles oppet fran XII. 2 till 9 hvarie
qvail.
M0klToREks 1ElsFUEsuMMER 627

FJgf Den 9 d.aia's en- son
till Mr. och Mrs Carl Sundberg,
26I4 Dace st.
Fydn Augustanaforsamlingen
ing 1omsforeningen samantha
der i qvall hos Mrs Alex Larson,
1924 Boulevard. ALA unga inbju
das att komma.
- Nasta sondag hallss skrift
och nattvardscSng. dervid nya
medlemmar komma att inlysas.
Pa qvallen halles ungdomsguds-
tjenst.
Ovick Meal Gasoline stovar,
hvilka arc de basta j marknaden,
finnas till billiga priser i c. A.
Larsons jernhandel. HOO 9TH SITS.
En- arbetare vid namn Olson
var i mandags sysselsatt med ar
bette i en- 10 fot dup utgrafning
under t%rottoaren yid 6 & Pierce
sts., da EFT ras intraffade, som De-
grade honom till halsen. Sam.
tidigt nedfollo tire stora ssenhallar
fran trottoaren och ]andade en-.
dast nSgra tum fran hans hufvud
Att Olson blef torskrackt, kan
man eli undra pa, och han holl
ocksa fera ganger pa att svimma.
imam han blifvit framgrafd at sina
kamrater.
Alta frihetsbroder, som voro
insparrade i en- cell i countyhak-
tet. hade pa nagot Wis kommit
Oliver nagra skarpa sugar, med
hvilka de aisagat en- stang i gall
ret och ersatt den med EFT stols-
ben. Allting var klappadt och
kla-t och Sd skickiigt utfordt att
ingenting marStes, och man van
tade endast pa EFT lagiigt tillfalle
att rymma, da fangvaktaren helt
etillfalligtvis ~upptackte hvad som
sorsiggatt och gjorde rymningen
ON intet.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-14
De finast- skjortor i staden for
soc. hnnas endast hos
G.. d. Hanson & G

soc. nnndS enoaSt hos
G.. ID. Hanson & Co.
Mrs Lizzie Irish, Leech &
Lafayette sts.. s0kte i sondags
anda sin tillvaro genom intagande
af Iaudanum. Da tillkallad lakare
aBlande. var hen sanslos men han
pumpade genast ur henre giftet,
och iorst efter iva timmars thar
olga anstrangningar lyckades han
aterkalla henne till m~edvetande.
Hon utfor da i o~tidigheter mot
doktorn, som raddat henne, och
f~orklarade att hon vid nasta lag
liga tillialle skulle CORA ON Torso.
ket. Siukdom och oenigheter
inom familjen torde vara orsaker-
ma till hennes lifsleda.
Tiarpapp och takspan af basta
qvalittt hos SpaIding. 3 & Court
Fem negrer blefvo i s0ndags
dopta i den svenska baptistkyrkan
och upptagna i Mt Zion baptist
forsamlingen, som bestar al
negrer.
En- praktig borste med hvarje
kostym fritz hos G. d. Hanson &
Co. 4th & Jennings SITS.
AUNT Roay' Rulings, en- gam
NAL negress, Allied i lordags j slit
hem, 1908 Dace street, i en- alder
at 90 ar. "Aunt Rody" var kand
at ALA har i staden, isynnerhet for
sin frisprakighet, hvilken stundom
kunde blifva litet for fri for 6nare
oron. Den atlidna var Todd j
slafveri i Lynchburg, Va, och
vistades Brunswick Mo-, under
inbordeskriget, vid hvars slut hon
ater6ck friheten. / Omaha gifte
hon sig med sin efterlemEade
man, hvilken deltagit kriget pa
unionens sida, och kom hit 1869,
sedan hvilken It'd hon vistats har.
Aunt Rody" har har hallit boar
dinghus SAINT idkat saloonrorelse
i Yaukton, Bismark och Sturgis.
Makarne hafva harstadet forvarf-
vat sig en betydande formoeen-
het.
Har Nj sett Fridlund& Johnsons
olika Stag af var och sommarskor
af sa manga olika slags ladersor-
ter och fasoner? 928 4th street.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-14
Friska gronsaker och jordgub-
bar hos Larson & Anderson.

ETlSkd g~rOnSaKST OCn lOTuguD-
bar hos Larson & Anderson.
En- ny mobelaffar, the Anderson
Furniture Co har i dagarne in
korporerats, Inkorporatorerna
arc: J. H. Bolton, Abel Anderson,
August Anderson, Sherman Mel
son och Edgar Anderson. En-
betsmannen Diet nya bolaget aro:
J. H. Bolton, president; Abel
Anderson, vice president; Sher-
man Nelson, sekreterare och kas-
sor. SAINT August Anderson.
general manager. Aktiekapitalet
uppgar til! 80. 900 dollars, Affaren
kommer att inrymmas 600 och
COS Fourth street i Diet nya Boil.
ton block, da delta blir tardigt
trampa sommaren, SAINT upptaga
tire vaningar och jordvaningen.
General managern, Mr. August
Anderson. ar en- gammal nobel
handlare, son under manga her
frans ar handlat med mobler. Da
den stora eldsvadan utbrot, fore.
stod han mobelafdelningen hos
Pelletier Dry Goods Co.
Malarefarger af ALA Stag och
oljor at basta qvalitet i c. A. Lar
sons iernhandel, 100 4th ST.
! I stallet for att ga i kyrkan
sondagen den 26 mars eller pa
annat satt helga hvilodagen begaf
sig fastighetsnaklaren w. w.
Balcom ut till en- honom tillhorig
mindre farm belagen omkring en-
mil sydvest ON Logan park. graf
garden och satte ED pa nagot
TORT gras. Graset brann som
tnoske, och inom kort var eden
here Diver Balcom. ej tvartom.
Lagorna dreivos af den starka
vinden mot kyrkogarden. der de
forstorde redskapshuset o. stallet
for dodgrafvaren. Men .dessfor
imam hade de afven lagt i aska q
hostackar tillhorande ire mjolkle-
verantorer. hvilka nu hafva stamt
den sabbatsorytande Balloon for
skadeersattning. The Cemetery
Association, som radde ON stallet
och redskapshuset, kommer val
ocksa efrer med skadestandsan-
sprak.
Da nj onskar en- fnfn "Rug"
for eder "Parlor, sd glom icke att
besoka
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Tort och flint byggnadsvirke
hos Spalding, 8 & Court.
Ndgra siouxindianer fran Dead
wood tillbragte tisdagsnatten i
countyhaktet. De vcro pa resa
till Sioux Falls att inf0r derva.
rande federala domstol standa till
ansvar for haststold o. ledsagades
at en- deputy US. marshal. Nagra
at dem buro ganska pittoreska
MANN sasom WilliamWar Bonnet,
Dave Cay Horse. Henry
pretty Eagle, Bud Pretty Eagle,
Sam Lone Bear, men sieliva sage
de ingalunda vidare pittorerka ut.
POnndmaster Cruickshank Dor.
jade mandags intanga hundar,
som Ell voro torsedda med skate
marke. Hundskatten i ar utgores
at I dollar for hund och 2 dollars
tor LYNDA. Hundegare, som
villa hafva sina favoriter qvar.gora
derfor bast att skaffa dem skate
marke imam Cruickshank kommer
"rundt" med snaran.
Basta platsen att kopa grocerier
och kStt ar hos Larson & An
! derson.