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RATES TO CALIFORNIA
VIII Remain In Effect on the Santa
re Railway

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Owing % the recent disaster ia San
Francisco there will Doe no meeting
of the National Educational Associa.
lion IN 1906
10 order that those who have antici.
plted the pleasure ~ making a trip
fo California may not be- disappointed
the Santa Fc has decided 20 permit
rates ana arrangements for the above
named meetings. as heretofore an.
nouuced. 20 remain ,n eject
For those that may not be familiar
with these arrangements We give
them below:
For National Educational Associa-
ton convention a. san francisco. 90
have teon held Ia July a rate OF one
fare plus 81 for round trip will be a..
feet. selling June 2J 70 July :, final
limit September IS.
AS stopoyer privileges are allowed
on these tickets. you may visit the
Grand Canyon oi Arizona, Petrlhed
Forest and Moh Indian Pueblos.
Drop me a card for descriptive book.
lets and any Oher information you
may desire regarding trip 10 CalIfor.
MIA W s KEENAN,,
Galveston Texas
G.P. A., @. c. & S. R.R
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Here is little story which the Eng.
llsh papers tell uud any one is al l.b-
erty 20 believe II hr Will. 80 amdayits
go with II. When Lord Duffcrin was
vlccroy ~ India the maharaJah OF In
dor paid hlm visit and asked as a
memeuto an ivory paper cutter belong
Ing 10 Lord DunerIn. lie consented.
the Indian left, aud the yiceroy never
saw him until some months later when
thc mahnraJah introduced a fine young
elephant Into the room. \ pile of news.
papers lay at Lord Dufferin's side. The
animal went up 10 them, cut them
neatly with hls tusks, which had been
purpOsely sharpeEed. and laid them In
neat heap on the door. ready for pc
rusal
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"A absolute guarantee goes with
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WARNING ORDER.


In the United States Court In the
Indian Territory, Southern District:
Charles L. Fraley plaintiff. VS.. c. T.
and Dollle Kimbro. defendant, No,
GC3S.
The defendants. c. T, and Dollie
Kimbro. are warned to appear In this
Court In thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Charles L.
Fraloy.
Witness the Honorable Hosea Town
send. Judge OF Said Court, ami the
seal thereof, this sth day OF May,
1906
c. ". CAMPBELL, Clerk.
(Seal. n. II. mccoy, Deputy.
Johnson & Dolman, attorneys.
James II. Mathers, attorney for non
resident.
First published June 6. 1906.
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a Lesaen In HeaIth.

Healthy Kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood and unless they
Go this. good health s. Impossible.
tolcys Kidney Cure makes sound
sIueys and will positively cure all
forms Of kidney and bladder disease.
n strengthens the whole system liof-
man Drug Co. City Drug Store.
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Three cakes Of Violet dc Parme
Soap for 20 cents and Complexion
Brush worth 25 cents. free A bar.
gain Ramsey. the druggist. Is Offering
See ad. 10
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f'si sleep Cure ;aem v.tl Daaas
kidney pills. ths great modern I'D.
ary specific So 9'lcr remedy .s 90
re1 as.ptt1 20 ac treatment of sick
sIaays .. o. purely vegetable snd
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II you want a specially good pipe
for the money select one from our
stock All prices from 3 cents to $500.
We have both meerschaum and briar.
10 r. j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
When you think OF good stoves you
naturally think OF Majestic Steel
ranges and Charter Oak cook stoves
BIVENS. CoRIIN a FRENSLEY
Daily Ardmorelte zoe per month.
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Chamberlain'S
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Almost every fanny has need
Of reliable remedy for cohc or
dianhea at some time dunng the
year.
This remedy is recommended
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II has received thousands Of
testimonials from grateful people.
Ii ha. been prescribed by ply
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Ii has often saved life before
medicine could have been sent for
as physician summoned.
1t only costs a quarter. Can
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narefnotca waItlng Nnld. In

narcfnotcd waiting Maids IL japan.
Unless thcr, ere ladies among the
guests the wife aud daughters ~ the
host do not appear M dinner 90 Japan.
Before Tie meal begins II is customary
for them TO bring small cups OF tea
aud dainty confectionery. wlcu they
take their survey OF the party n gcu
tlcmen only are present the japanese
hostess disappears after the greeting
is over and does not return until the
guests are taking their departure At
signal from the host blrcfO0trd walt
ing maids dressed IN graceful and prct-
lily tinted kImouos, bring In lacquer
tray, bearing tiny covered bowls. Be
fore setting the truys on the table the
maids sink gracefully Go tleir knees
and bend forward tlll their forohcads
touch tho nopr. Then they serve din.
ner. which is of several cOurscs.-
Smiths Weekly.
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Syracuse cI.'s l'srlf ,ar capital n tls
south. blt 10 has o., cause % dispute
pride ~ place with pI'oruD. Tic mot.
ropDl.Hu city H superior iu pHpull.
ton. wealth and much else. bot IL Is dc.
aricnt IN what lts ancient ard glorious
rival has lu such Abundance. For syra-
cgsr has the suprcm" charm of Greece
"a way that ~ other city except Ath.
ems has Not even iu Coruth. nowhere
IN Ilcllas from Mc,slun or Sparta iu
tho south 10 Thcbns iu the north. o.
thcrc any Hellenic town % compare
with "the queen of Sicily" Asa sane.
tuary. Delphi IS f1r moro luurnss.vr
than anything 90 Sicily. ug a national
meeting place olympia has no rival.
but nowhere except nt Athens is u
Crock city 20 be- seen today which has
The proud record %. The marvellous mo.
tr0p,iis ~ the si'il.in Greeks. city
as great ln power rad wealth aud
beauty ns Athena herself. and victor
at last iu the long and fatal riyulry
which Indirectly involved the passing
of the llc.'cuist,c dominion ~ an the
lands washed by the lonisu aDh Med
iierr1ucan sOaA- Century
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Explaining gets 10 be a chronic hah
Il with some people.
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IS. $40 and ,sO coupon books al
this Office.
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Police Fooled Again.

Gainmor Steel ranges are so cheap
that the police think we stole them
Sold and guaranteed by
Stevens. Kennerly & Sprayins Co
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VIII practice before tHe Uritac sues SO
prene Court. Cuurt q Claims. s-i a. tie
Department. ar1 Co--3ftees % Co-s-res-
For sizhi years So t. General Lsnt oTcs
Nsttsrs cetJrs CcuErsss sndIniiau elaine
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ore - ffe editors % Naffneus 4 Coz
say s'Dlsesf.- A1thUr1f gatfn.Es gafde.
GlttheEs Forms 20 PieadlrE." Etc.
Refers % EDITOR % thIs paper
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Screen wire. all widths. at Biyens,
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LAWYERS

~. p. Davis. W. 2. freeman.
ollie bneertor.
DAVIS. FREEMAN & AsoERToS.
lawyers.
Rooms and 5 Ner Building west o.
Court Ho1se Phone s04
kronore, !. 7.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
IN POLICE COURT
Louis Corr Had Sentence Suspended
 For Assaulting Cordazxi.

Cases for breach of pelCe against NunziatO Martone and Mazza Leon ardo were continued i'll the city court to-day until next Tuesday. Frank Warner for intoxicntion was fined $o and costs. Kate Cline was sent back to Brookside for thirty days to sober up and Frank Kenney was fined S2O and costs for intoXication, and was found not guilty of being common drunkaid.
 The charge of assault against Louis Corr business agent for the Bricklay- CTS and Plasterers' union. was not sustained. Augustine Cordazzi. the complainant, is member of the un- ion. He wanted to read q letter he had received from Italy at the last meeting of the union which was held about the first of the week, but the meeting voted against him. Cordazzi got into an argument with Corr. As to who struck the first blow tie wit nesses differed. James w. GaffDay and John McIlroy testified for the state, while Michael Cunningham. Thomas NJ. Burt, Peter B., and John Carey testified for the defence which was conducted by Attorney Guilfolle Cordazzi's right hand was badly Cut in the fracas that followed after the first blow was given and Corr was cut in the lip. Sentence was suspend, pd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
NUTMEG CRAVINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down Fol
 the Benefit of Our Readers.

Joseph Kane, signal man. was struck by freight train yesterday at the new bridge over the Saugatuck river and was killed.
 Henry c. Ely. one of the oldest hat manufacturers in DanburJ, died yes- terday morning after a years illness, caused by injuries which he received .n falling from an upper storg of his home while in somnabulisrlc state.
 A bold roLtery was committed yes terday morning about , o'clock at tie Berlin passenger station. The station agent, w, r. Roth, had occasionte leave the Noffice for short t.me and he locked the door. When ne rctnl1l- ed he found that the cash draw. r had been robbed. About $35 was missing
 The pet cat of the Manchester post office had an interesting experience yesterday even though it might not have proven enjoyable. The cat has at different times amused itself by jumping into one of the mail pouches while they are empty in the Man. chester pOstoffice. Thursday morning it jumped into one of the bags but did not jump out again. When the morIi- ing mail was sent out pussy went al- so. The mail clerk must have discoy- cred his strange package as later in the day the cat was returned in anOth- CT malt pouch coming from Palmer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
CITY NEWS

John r. Sheehan has been appointed clerk in the office of Superintendent Morris of the street department, and will enter oil the duties of the posi- tiOn Monday morning.
 Christina, the one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tamazitas of Bank street died yesterday. The fu- neral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The officers of the different divisions of the A. o. H. will be installed a week from tomorrow by President Mccarthy of New Haven and State Secretary Sheehan Of Waterbury.
 The funeral of Casimir. the two years old son of EgnOs Dwilackas. who died yesterday at the family resi- dence OH South Leonard street. took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. The application of Edward w. Webb for the removal of his cOnser- vatOr, James Webb. was heard by Judge Lowe in the probate court this forenoon and decision was reserved. Webb claims the conservatOr was aD- pointed against his consent and that whatever may have been his mental condition at that time. he is now con- petent to manage his affairs. The Even!ng Democrat is the Peo- plc's Paper. The price is .:c a copy. l2c month. S5 B year. hy mail or | Sirrier
 Thomas and Joseph Morgan, resi-. dents of Watertown. have been sued by their neighbor, Michael Della. fol | $50 damages. Della claims that the Morgans' hogs broke into his land and raised the dickens with his crops aIld l that they were so nOsey that they uD rooted every fence post on the prop erty. Attorney Lynch is counsel fol Della and the suit will be heard il the district court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
ELKS' SOCIAL SESSION
Pleasant Tine Held Last Evening at the Hand-
 some Rooms of the Local Lodge.

The Waterbury lodge of Elks held a very interesting meeting last even- ing and at the conclusion of the regu- lar routine of business the members and guests enjoyed one of those social sessions for which the local lodge IS famous. The members were honOred by the presence for the first time of the new district deputy. Dr James Kelly of New Haven. and his remarks and words of encouragement were both timely and thoroughly enjoyed by all present. The social session was hummer and all had a good time and incidentally paid close attention to the following program:
 Address. Dr Martin; song. Martin McEvoy; piano selections. Louis B. Madden: address. Edward TObin. Kew Haven lodge: address. Harold R. Du- rant. Waterbury lodge: phonograph se- lections. kindness of James NJ. Fulton; quartet. Messrs Hackett. Gaffney. Thompson and Adams. There were also selections by Major Doyle and Willard Bevan from Jacques theater and comic song and fancy dancing by ]. Hogan.
 From New Haven there was visit ing delegation us follows: Dr Kelly, Edward Tobin. Henry Bretzfelder, Assistant City Attorney Samuel F.. Hoyt. Lewis F. Hurley. Thomas ]. O'Brien. Carl Rosenthal. Arthur q. Wright. Frederick Adler. Louis Metz ger and John Mc0ueeney. .."
 The social session committee of the local lodge which had charge of the entertainment Is composed of William !. Spain. chairman: John, Connor. George Clearwater. Joseph Connor. C. t. Egan, jr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
TIMELY TOPICS

Calendars. bags. toys, and dolls will be sold at most any price at Reid & Hughes tonight. . 4. Mailhiot has nice line of boys and mems sweaters that he is sell ing at less than cost.
 l.. R. Carter has a new milch COW for sale, only six years old.
 High price of materials does not count at Curran's muslin underwear sale. Furnishings for men tonight.
 Saturday candy at Apothecarles Hall Co for 29c a pound. Belle Mead sweets at COG a pound.
 Ladies' walking skirts at Miller & Peck's tonight for S1.49, ladies' golf vests at 69c. misses coats at S2.9S.
 Clean oats are speciality at D. l.. Dickinson & Sons. Duluth Imperial four only $50 a barrel.
 If you want a god wearing shoe try the La France at s, sold by ]. G. Jackie X Sons.
 !. R. Mullings X Sons have a fine line of tan and blue underwear at JOc garment.
 Grieve. Bisset & Hollands three events. skirts made free. domestic sale and muslin underwear sale.
 Jones. Morgan & Co can fit you out in the proper clothing for society O. business wear.
 Great reduction sale on millinery at I. Chase's. All colored felt hats are lO cents.
 The Cpson. Singleton suits 'and coats are all the latest suts. See those that are priced sl1.O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
COT CLERKS NOTICE
That the New Superintendent and Clerk Would Take
 Hold.

When Superintendent Morris Of the town poor and Clerk Crnry entered the office this morning expecting to take right hold of things, they found MT Atwood and MT Bass Ut their posts, and after looking at each other for T time each wanted to know what the other wanted. It was q peculiar sit'l- ation. No notice had been served oli Mir Atwood that tie office had been turned over to somebody else and he didn't feel like giving up possession until he had some official knowledge of the appointment of his successor. Mr Bass felt the same way about It and while the two incoming officials didn't say much it was plain from the way they acted that they thought there was nothing unreasonable i'll the attitude of the men whom they had been chosen to replace.
 Things remained in this shape until towards noon when Mir Morris and Mr Crary came around armed with certificates from City Clerk Sandland. certifying that they had been chosen to the positions of superintendent of poor and clerk of the department of charities respectively. That's all I want replied Mir At wood. after reading the document. and then he turned over the keys to Mr Morris and Mir Bass handed such things as he had belonging to the office to Mir Orary. Then everything commenced to move along without a hitch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
TWO FIRE ALARMS
\ Young Lad Brought to the Sta ton for Tampering With
 Alarm Box.

The fire department had couple of calls to-day, but neither amounted to much. one of them being sent ill by boy who was~afterwards arrested by Officer Donahue. The first alarm brought the firemen to Harding's store on South Main street. where Il young fellow who was employed there hap pened to drop match into box of excelsior. The blaze was quickly eX- tinguished and there was 10 damage to speak of. Later in the morning box 153. located at the corner of Walnut and Ward streets. sounded, but when the men arrived at the top of the hill they found that their run was caused by the pranks of an 11-year-old boy by the name of Charles Flanagan, who rang the alarm just to have some fun.' The chief investigated the req son why the box was sounded and as a result young Flanagan was brought to the station.
 The fire which occurred on the kee- gan property on Mattatuck street early Wpdnesday morning mas Deen lnVesu- gated by the heads of the fire depart ment and they have come to the con- clusion that the fire was of an incen- diary origin. The barn is a new one being built within a few years at q cost of about $3,000. Entrance was effected through a rear window and the blaze was started, but had not pro ceeded far when the firemen arrived and quenched the flames. \ shed nearby which contained about S400 of paint and chemicals was just about to be ignited when the firemen put out the sparks.
 The property is owned by Edward and James Keegan and is in that vicin' ity where so many fires took place last summer. Although the police and lire department think the blaze was set, still they have no suspicious of the guilty party.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
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NEW YORK. Ian s-while mem beFs of a striking chorus sinzers union were discussing their trOabses Last night s wsgneri2n opera Tristan uBd Isokfe.- was sung in the Metropolitan OpeFz HoEse win a substitute charus thst wzs rszHy slse feziure of fhe DIT farusan~e. It wac si~ nssf hi1h p-5cs-i snd taBrntei slss<us ever hezra in New Y6rk- It uss cou-Tsu<-d chiesy of rrin- cipeEe. stars in the op<-z cpnFsny. who<e s.lzrse< rsnzr fruz 70 fe sIlssp c nfrHt They hsd volunteered to s1rE-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
PREVENTED PNEUMONIA.
E. '. Clifford Of BsffsIe kss Cured by Fs,hel
 Jchn's Medicins.

Mr Edward NJ. Clifford of No l34 Sandusky street. Buffalo. writes: For the benefit of others. most cheerfully recommend Father Johns Medicine as a body builder and sure cure to any person troubled with colds or coughs. was threatened with pneumonia. After the first bottle I found myself much improved and after the thiri bottle was entirely rid of the cough and soon began to gain strength and flesh. You are entirely welcome to use my name. I will Ise ready at any moment to Iesymmend your medicine to any Der son. ,Signetil E.iwarl II. Clifford
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
As YOU LIKE IT.
Ssas Stray Leaves From . Rsportsa's
 Note fook.

In regarl to the disturbance. of the people of the gallery during the pre- sentation of Romeo and Juliet by the Sothern-AIarlowe combination Thursday evening. the regular attend ants of the 'heaven" should not be blamed. The majority of the young men who paid their quarter or nifty cents into the top gallery % there and conduct themselves in q gentlemanly manner and they should not he cen sured for what few tittering girls and fellows who think themselves wise do on such an occasion as that of Thursday night. IL is tie fellows that support ''the gallery of the gods" and they think that they are not getting q square deal when girls on tine night of a good show are allowed to go up there and get the choice seats. As matter of fact. the racket Thursday n:ghr was started ly girls after the close of she fifth act and continued until al- most the close of the performance. They were probably trying to imidate SISe laughing horse.
 Nr and Mrs Thomas r. RyaE oi New York are the only Catholics m the country who have private chap. el where mass is said every day. A new chapel has just been erected in Washington and the first mass was said there on December 21. the birth day Of Mrs Ryan. Notwithstanding their handsome home in Fifth avenue. New York and their country resi- deuee at Suffern. \. Y- together with one in Virginia. the Ryans have open e-i d house in Washington where they will S-end a part of each year. Mrs Ryan has been a munifcpnt patron of many Catholic institutions. though reither siR nor her husband are in the slightest dezree o-teutatiOus alSut thpir charities \ gentleman who knows Mr Ryan quite weH says that he believed ur Ryan had given SWAY million dollars a year for the past twenty ypnrs. lsaf had done t ~D quiet n that few peoIsie were aware of the fat The Ryaus have a private chap eT sf each of their ressdeaces- The oup Jusf oTemsd coutsins twe l4rre iEa- r.arts-i wfD1oWs rpTrp~eaffng the ernnr fa the GzrE<a af tseffsseInsne sn.l tfs~ Sarssur and saint Jehn from ft~ ra5at-ne of IT. Iast SugSsr- Thr z1tsr ss tIzr ear uhs~a fe~ vexr< ~zssl q. rfur ausr<str rssps1 ef sssxTxFsown snS1~.e- wherp Mr~ RvznTs fear hys were r-7urzfe1 sn.1 ts whttB <te h1s xsvs- szrsrzi k1.frsd tbsssand d. hrx.