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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Ia the District Court IN and for the
County OF Bornaililo, Territory OF
New Mexico.
Edna Marie Lamb. Plaintiff,
vs.
John "A Lamb ncfcndant-No 1897.
You, tho above named defendant.
John A. Lamb. are hereby notified
that there Is an action pending IN the
District Court against YOU. whereby
the said Edna Marie Lamb By plaintiff.
which cause D. nov pending IN said
Court that The object 81 said action
d 10 OBTAIN "a dissolution OF toe bonds
.oi matrimony between plaintiff and
yuu. the defendant and for tho Gus
tody of your child. Lewis Floyd Lamb.
and for permanent alimOny for atty
dollars a month. and that unless said
defendant enters his appearance in
the above entitled cause. on or be-
fore December STA a H., 1906 iudg'
ment viii le rendered in said cause
against said defendant by default
Plaintiffs attorney Is y. " Chavez
and his nosi0ifiCe address Us Albu.
huuuorauo. New Mexico
JOHN NENABiE.
CLERK Of the District Court aforesaid.
First publication Oct 20. 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Territory Of New Mexico. County of
Doruaiillo. In lhf District Court
= G. naldrldgc, Plaintiff,
WIN. lidko. q al. Defendants
n. Post q Co.. plaintiffs.
w.
VIM. Lidkg a. tl. Defendants
Notice Is hereby given that u the
undermined special master. by vir.
tue oi a decree OF The district court
1i lhc county of Bornaiillo entered in
Ite above entitled cause. on the 23rd
day ui Jane A. ID, 1895. wherein J.
.c Nll .Ffru was plaintiff and WIN.
iiihF 0i a. were defendants. and also
hY virtue of anoidor decree ln iho
.HfId district court of fho county of
Hefnaiiilo. wherein E J. Post a Co
we're plaintiffs, and VIM. Lldkc 90 ai
we're defendants. entered ON The sra
daf OF Iuly. a. ID 1906. VIII. lor the
purpose 90 paying che said Judgements
uld costs attending tails sale unCf
Tor sale and snii io The highest bid
der for cash, ni the front door VI the
court house. uf Ere. county az nor-
nhliiio aud territory az New Mexico.
si ten o'clock Oh tie forenoon. ON tl8
nineteenth day ~ November, A. ~.
1900. Hi the fight tliia and Interest
oi me said drirudrnie VIVA. Lidke.
individually. and Wm Lidhc DOING
tuslnoss under the hrm name and
style OF che Southwestern Liquor a.
Cigar Co. H. u Albcra end Roderick
atOFer, 10 and 60 The following de-
scrihed real estate situated IN Old
Albuquerque. in the county OF Per
nalillo. and territory Of New Mexico.
t0.Nit
A piece Of land on what IL known
20 Alhefs Dairy fanch. commencing nj
a point thiriy.hve feet from the north
east corner. near the Gold Star aH
loon, thence running forty feet In a
a0uthorly direction az riEht ANGLES
with tho north line OF said ranch alonr
the street known az Railroad avenue
thence westerly thirty.fvo feet. thence
north forty feet 10 Railroad avenue
thence oasieriy thiriy.fve feet al0nl
Railroad avenue 90 che place of be-
ginning
The said Judgment and decree. rem
dered ln the case of J. G. balurdge
| plaintiff va. VIM. lidkc. el ai. delon
danls. together with the interest and
costs. viii, on the date of said sale
amount 90 the sum OF four hundred
seventy seven and twoniy-one one
/ hundrodtbs dollars, lffT7g2) and th,
costs of this aale. and the Judgment
and decree rendered in the case o.
~ J. Pos 4 Co. plaintiffs. va. VIM
fi.ldkA 90 al. defendants. together viii
TIE interests aud costs Will. on thl
date OF said sale amount 20 the sun
OF one hundred sixty seven and hv'
one hundreths dollan. (ti6705) anl
the costs of this sale
THOs X. u. MADISON.
Special Master
WIN. D CHMDERS.
Attorney for } G. Baldrldge. Plaintiff
FELIX 81. LESTER.
Attorney for 4. ; Post 4 Co, Plant
iffs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
REsToRINo HuBBEu. TO PoWER

The air rings with the unoeaang cry that the cleo.
on oi ihe republican ticket means the restoration OF "
Al Hubbon 10 power VIII the reader pause ior mo-
nent ana ask himself seriously what % meant by this 20
frequently told Nalei
IN M Hubb6lt we've a candidate for any once. great
r small hls eoohon TO that office might b. considered
10 chat extent roWorntlOn 20 power hut how can the
eiection OF w H. Ghdors 20 the territorial council pc
y restoration OF Mf Hubbeu TO noworG What power j.
meant? Whore exercised How manifested poni
Won see that when you attempt 70 ana1e an THIS camof
thore IS not even the shadow o. an idea In NJ on pui
Grinders has been Hubbclrs lawyer Yes and he haa
been the lawyer for good many other people Then why
Will NOT his election to The territorial council raise az
hs oNeg clients 20 powerl Is not the contention aoao
lutoly mV7
The tsectlon Of Professor Miller 90 the Office 81
county school superintendent for which he Is in eYey
way omnenry qualified must be prevented says 'hs
iloninr paper he attended the republican pr
srea called By the chairman Of the county committees
ana therefore the election OF Professor Miller would re-
store Frank Hnbboli 70 power So "a &c With 81 c'hef
Ism tho republican ticket your lives cries the morn
ng paer don't vote for single one Of them Or you WIZ
restore Frank Hubheli power So ridiculous boHl
NAV serve 10 brighten children bus certainly can mo-
anuance people of sense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
To Meet at Carlsbad.
MARKET LETTER


Kansas City, Mo, oct i5-As W
pccted last wecNa cattle receipts were
ihf hcayioat al the season at THIS
point The un was $1,000 head, IN.
cluding $4,000 calves Iaree numbers
OF country buyers were here and the
genernl market advanced 0 20 - cents
during the week Ran today b $4,000
head, including 5000 calves. market
strong, except on wp7forn cows aud
neaYy calves. % s. 81 .ng late On the
season and most country buyers are
about ready 90 lay ln cattle for the
winters operations, $50 that a brlsk
demand from that source ia assured
for awhile. There ig n shortage OF hay
M some localities but as the corn crop
o. good nearly an over the feeding sec.
iion, special pains Is being taken 20
preserve the fodder wherever the hRy
crop % short Continued high prices
for hoes win insure a profit in feeding
even N cattle prices do not prove SAT.
igiactufy stun 81 coming from the
range freely now, Ht0ckers and feeders
mainly az $500 TO $500. killing steers
t3fO 20 gf26. Colorado cows g2.6b 10
1880, panhandle cows sass 10 g2N
Gamers and bulls $500 to S2.25. llehi
calves fl76 TO t625, heavy calves
Ss.25 20 $500.
sheep run was smaller last week
$4,000 head, market higher on kiliine
lambs and on country grades OF sheen.
muitous uneven. Demand for breed
ing ewes "a 80 grott that Ihckors are
invariably Ouibid on ewes. whoiber
thln or rat Run Il $4,000 today con.
tanning q large share OF feeders. maj.
kei strong TO ~ hinher. Some G5lb
utah lambs sold at 1856 TODAY. the
TOP ON the general market, althounh
some show lambs sold az s8GO todar
Fair io good lambs range from 81 nf
wards. yearllnes up 90 1866. wethof.
1910, owes today ut $500 Choice
breeding ewes sold az $3.50 last Wool
bulk OF breeding ewes ti75 10 9sa5
Feeding wethers ana yearllnes H7s
lo fo.oo feeding lambs $3.50 10 sGlsA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
TO DRIVE BACK MIS-
SING LIVERY TODRNOUT

a. r. Ryers a livery man % ho,en,
sent man 10 Albuquerque 60 drive
10 that place the horse and busy
found In me possession Of James Me-
luiyre amllarly known as "Blaceie"
who was arrested Monday nlght BY
patroIman aifausnef a. he was
dnvlne into Trimhloa stable. The
man lea with The horse and hnFsy
this morning
The police department received
word from nolen Monday morning 10
ho on The lockout tor Mcintyre. who
win he TAKEN back 10 helcp. he mas
been lodged in iho city iail here
since bis arrest
"nlackle" who Is slid 90 have told
conflicting stories no 10 how Dc came
into possession 0i the turnout. is also
wanted al Santa Roaa iO answer 90 q
Grand larceny charge. acc0ruina 20
The police
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

After the fun clear aud explicit showing boy Auditor
stafford made three yoa ago 10 Governor Oteru END re-
published IA The Citizen last evening the morning pepper
ropubshos today that old e that Nostor Mont9ya gat
10000 from the sale of the Mckinley county bonds for
which he has made no aocouuing Yet the hornins
iump-cart knew that MI Monioya received The money
m assignee FOR nineteen clalmants whose bills against
The county had leon allowed ty the commissioners or
Established hy court Judgments and that each one Of
these claimants got his part Of the sum total Auditor
ssords report not only showed this 10 be the case bat
Il gave the names OK the nineteen claimants and the
mount of each claim What the reaoer think Of ihs
ro-i lack OF honor honesty and veraciiy displayed by
b. morning paper when IN the face OF this document
- and official testimony t said this morning. ~ you
IA eel Mr. MOntoya 60 te you what he did with that
10000 OF the McNinloye county bond money, for which
ho received personal check u might be worth while "a
elect him county clerk"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

The Citizen expressed ss desire Of the boginnns OF
the campaign 70 condnct cloun decent canvass, and u
has endeay0rod 40 20 do; for while t has condemned
methods numerically, chaTacerizng them IN unmia-
taxable language il has avoided personalities far as
fho candidates themselves have been concerned That
ths has hoen matter Vi choice and OF neccssy on
the part The Citizen, Is well known to az who have
resided IN Albuquerque for any length OF time Ia the
meantime It must be confessed that our patience has
often been severely tried by the morning paper In s
personal abuse af the republican candidates Livne H.
self in 4 gasa house and having candidates on ~
tioset who have records there mas time when
lorhearnnco win cease to BE- q virtue and The Citizen
shall find itself constrained 10 draw comparisons be-
tween tho personal records OF the opposing candidates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

on another page OF t0day'a Cillzcn
vs. published the bets posted late yes
terdny afternoon. Here are the bets
ns posted this morning;
$500 that 4. g. Hubboll will be- elect
ga on final results.
$3.50 that y. Lucero y Monioya viii
be elected
sg5 that A. r. Walker win be
elected.
$40 thar n. Ruppe carries precinct
No 10.
$50 that &C. r. Springer win be
elected.
$50 that A. E. walker viii be
elected.
$50 that sesus Romero win be
eiertnd.
500 that j. s heaven viii be
elected
$50 that Andrews VIII not have i2.-
600 more votes than Larfazoio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

lho Citizen has asked several times for Information
a. o what office r. a. Huhbg 81 runniH8 Tor but % iN
has not been informed However tho morning paper
fagely tells the public that tho republican ticket Is
puhhan ticket bocauso aore or probably most Of ihe
men nominated on the ticket attended the iubbe pfl-
,,,-iss Mr Huhboil as chairman Of the republican
county committee called tho primaries and there WA no
osher way IN which they could be called. Good rcpnp
caus attended the primaries and prevented mem TON
iins r,,shed bv the Periecto- JesusJournai combine
rhcse primaries delegaes 20 the county conF'n
lion and that convention nominated the republican ch
a. Every one kaowa that AL this cfy about hnop.
ticket Is the uuluiossence OF ohhdiahneas phffo'-
repetition OF words without Ideas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

~. uo one forget that the peoples ticket Was never
aceeted hy the people The people of this town ana
county had nothing with ts selection outside oi
chose Who are the ticket and of few Of their friends
Neither by mass meeting by delegated convention noi
hy party Organization that ticket made. AZ INC
aophisry or she world not gei around Che
e.ranninn fact
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

iho Boston Globe recently said Local issues were
named IS the Of republican detection, bat local
issues are inevitably the Initial excuses for wayerlne
LOYALTY io every organised power" These n this con-
tuun who arc being led away their duty Go their
party b che speeonf but false cry OF "oca issues Will
aa ee To remember tho foregoing utteranco Of warn
8h. 5. ihe Boston Globe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Nosalcs, Ari1. Oasis Ten years from now that ban
ref 81 ich the democratic coniral committee oncr a.
f county casting the largest vote against statehood VIII
81 hiddou eNAy or destroyed and the people viii De az
rfoaty ashamed Of ii those who signed Che
Tombstone ron az honor On 1896
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

.llow many crimes have been committed IN the
tasao ~ chartyT' How many yoiorg have been duped
ht he cry Hroiorm.H and learned 100 late that their
.rhutt had ic down the bars 10 ereon pastures for
tandala Add incompolenia (which little investigation
land aonetl reelection would hNfe prevented
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

In his speech al Chicngo Speaker Cannon oi NE na
tunal legislative house said the other day In al oias
90 important accomplishment the dreamer, the aema'
orus self seeker have tried Ia she past as they are
tryne today 10 lead The impatient the Ignorant ana ths
scHsh AS wen as those who patriotic but mistaken
away from the basic principles of sound effective goy-
ornmeut Into me realm OF theoretical reform mysticism
and doubt"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
AIluaaaraue WN8kIY GliIzan


wv cltI1en peF year .'Soo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

ss8s688g8gggS Ssf
8 Regular communication of TEN .
. pie lodge. so 9. a. p q a IT. 2
. thn evening nc b. m Visiting 2
= brethren cordially invited to at- .
q fond work in the ~ q degree. 3
e AZ order of fao W. ~. }. O. Fer e
. ser. secretary
d68HB 8dGB Se8Sg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

New Mexican. The maiortes that are being as-
urel ont for Delegate Andrewa by political prognosuoN
srs ary from 1000 To 10000 and far no one az az
acquainted Nth political conditions In the territory har
asared less than the former numbor thai peiesh'e
Andrews IL sure of election o. true. and that his major
i may be near 10000 Is very probable Indeed nc de-
serves that majority both account 81 previous SER
Wees as delegate because the stronger he s shown
60 be- sllh the people o. New Mexico the more good WIN
~ be able 10 accomplish IN the coming session Of the
Fry. ninth congress should New Mexico siii be-
territory then ana there IN the slxieth congress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Harry a. patchin, who has been for
sometime conducting the orchestra az
she Nlka skating rink, has received
an APPOINTMENT ln the railway postal
service Ne will leave the latter part
uf hits week for bis hrst run sunih
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

The Citizen has nothing lu aay against a. n Walk
er personally he Is good citizen and an ofheseeut
man 10 amy place ho mey occupy hui The Citizen can
support him for probate clerk Cor the very good ana
sufficient reason that the republican party has ean-
didato the office Ia me person of hestur Mon
loya a man as wen qualified for the position as DR..
WALKER can possibly be- Mr. Montoya ~ the candidate
Of the republican party. regularly nominated. worthy
and wen qualified. ar walker b. The candidate ~ the
democratic combine which 81 nov working and has
worked years for the oyerthrow Of republloansn
10 Nr Wager Is a republican q must be confessed than
be- has very poor way showing it any though apart
from his party affiliations q nice himself hu Ger
certainly Is not careful as 20 the company De keeps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Iordsburg Liberal: The nomination Of ~. d. AM
dreWs for delegate approved ia a parts Of the ter
rtory SIR Andrews has accomplished great deal Tor
ho good of New Mexico since ne elected deesaie
two years ago. and viii be 30 position 30 do much more
during the coming term n would be- Foolish for enc
people of Nov Mexico 90 elect democrat 60 ropub'
llcan congress for they want much. and dcmucrat
could get nule ny returning Nr Andrews With big
ger majority than he viii be On position 10 10
much for She territory and do more for statehood than
could anybody With the conceded defeat Of joint state
hood in Arizona Is extremely probable that some sort
OF deal viii be- made Tor che benefit Of New Mexico.
aud with Mr Andrews there To watch Cor our interests
q Is certain we viii get an that Is due us and proha-
hy more Many democrats concede this and VIII vote
Tor him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Daily Opic; The republicans Of Olefo county arc
thhrinehiy organised aud aspect mot only Co give big
maturity for Senator Andrews bu also 90 elect tRfir
whole legislative and county ticket The Albuquerque
clf.ron advooatcs primary election law and iniua-
tive ana referendum law We believe in the hrat part
W the suggestion but DO believe that Che tmo bus
COME whom Nw Mexico should adopt the Initiative ana
referendum with an its complexities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

ID h evident ghat Neil n Field. ln preparing his
speech saturday night departed from biz usual
Tom OK personal examination into the correctness OF his
data Ills statistics have been shown 20 BE- thorough
y Inaccurate that bat conoluslon IS possible he
took them al SECOND hand from the Morning Journal
Alr Field viii DO wol in the future, when Ia 'ncpd OF
accurate hgures and real facts 20 apply 10 The Citizen
for them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
NEW MEXICO
RNIGRT TEMPLARS

GRAND coMwANpERY OPENS ITS
SIXTH ANNUAL coNNocA-
TON -- ROYAL APCh
CHAPTER ELEcTB
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
FOUR EXTRA SPECIALS IN DRESS GOODS FROM THE CHAPLIN SALE.

10 pieces Tartan Checks for shirt waist suits, in different sized checks and plaids, .in- oos greens and blues, regular soc value, for this sale 39c yd 40-inch Panama Suitings in all colors, including reseda green, Alice blue and gray, value 59o a yard, for this sale
 42c yd 44-inch Black Chiffon Voile, fine, sheer, crisp finish, value SIPS yard, for this sale 9sc 45-inch Surah Twillss strictly VI all wool, all colors including black, value 75c yard, for this sale 59c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10

THREE EXTRA VALUES IN YARD WIDE SILKS FROM THE CLAP. LIN SALE. Yard Wide Colored !. Japanese A.s Wash Silks in white. cream,
 light blue and pink, value
 69c a yard, for this sale 4sc yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
p.c,.,., to pe Against crapsey.

BATAVIA. x. T.. May 10-The rec tors court in the Crapsey case has con. sIdered both charges and both specih- cations of the presentment. and the vote is said to be to 1 against pr. Crapsey. Dr. W. C. Roberts. president of the court. was very bitter in his de- nuncIation of. Dr. Crapsey. He de- cIared that Dr. Crspsey had gone into this matter with his eyes open and had set a whole diocese anre with con- troversy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
er.v.r ci...r..s ct Charity oe.sr...

PHILADELPHIA. May 10.-with former President Grover Cleveland as the presiding ofhcer. the opening meet ing of the thirty third national confer ence of charities and corrections was held last night in the Academy of Mu- ste. The large auditorium was hiled with representatives of organizations engaged in charitable and correctional work no, only in this country. but in Canada and Europe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10

69c to 99c NickeIed Tea and
 Coffee Pots. Friday 39e 25c Turquoise Blue and White
 Stew Pans, Friday 10e 2sc Gray Enameled Sauce Pans,
 I-quart. Friday 21c 3sc Gray Enameled Stock Pots.
 6-quart. Friday 25e isc Bread Box, Friday 2sc 1sc Steel Edge Dust Pans. Fri
 day IOc 3sc Galvanized Garbage Cans.
 Friday 2se SJc Fiber Fails. Friday 25c sse Curtain stretchers. Friday S5c s2.5o Challenge wringers. Fri
 day SIPS T.. s. Mail Soap. 10 bars for 25e LsnoH soap. 2 bars for z5e Ivory. Fairy or Pearl Soap.
 bars for 25c Bon Ami or Sapolio. { bars for 25e Gold Dust. lib package. 2 for z5c Toilet Paper. rolls or package.
 $ for 25c CrystaIized Japanese Camphor.
 regular 15e. Friday se pkg Flake Csmphor with Cedar. reg ular Iec. Friday Sc pkg
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
p.s.r..,.o. Cause. ss.hr.,sey.

PHILADELPHIA. May io.-The bro kerage firm Of Harrison. Snyder & Co. announced that defalcations amount. ing to at least sl0O.0oo had been com- mittsd by Edwin s. Greenfield. . con- f,dentisI clerk. The discovery was made by expert accountants employed to eramIne the books of the firm The peruistions had been going on. it is saId. for about six years. The firm has filed . petition in bankruptcy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
than you will now.

Yard Wide Black China Silk,
 only few pieces left, slightly
 damaged in finishing; the in-
 jury is so slight you would
 never notice it if we did not call your attention to it; val
 ue 59c yard, for this sale 35c yd Yard Wide Black Chiffon Taf- feta, glace finish. guarantee woven in selvedge, value $1.00, for this sale 79c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
r..s.s.r~-..,. ssrsn. E.ss.

CLEVELAND. O. May Io-Fcllovs iug conferences between President Ke<fe of the 1yonrshoremen's union and aIIssa Ishcr interests snd rspresents- i've os the dork managers. it rss sn- nounr~z Isss n,rhs fkst fbe strike of ionerhorener co fhe lakes hos been s<rsi>dt The mes vfll Eo tssk ts reft on she hssis cf last seassa's vaou penl1ne ans<h9 coafessc&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
CHILDREN'S WEAR.

Children's Muslin Drawers,
 hem and tucks, all sizes, 1212 Children's and Misses -,White.rr -o Skirts. lace insertings. fate and Hamburg ruffles, this sale 49c Misses and Children's Muslin
 Night Gowns, empire neck,
 Hamburg trimmed, this sale 45c Children's Short White Dresses,
 made of fine nainsook. several
 pretty styles, this sale 49c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
WASH GOODS.

WASH GUUUS. 2 more cases Figured Batiste, regular price Sc, this sale 5e 1 case Best Seersucker Ging- hams, regular price 121sc, this sale a;.. sc 1 more case Fine Mercerized Foulards, regular price 1sc, this sale 10c 70 pieces Best 32-inch Scotch Ginghams, regular price 25c, this sale 12 1ac
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FROM
 OUR BASEMENT. CHINA ANn GLASSWARE

ShANh hNO uLAooW hnL. s7.s5 German China Tea Set.
 richly decorated, 56 pieces.
 Friday s3.s5 g12.0O American China Dinner
 Set. dainty decorations. lI2
 pieces. Friday s795 sIso Decorated Chocolate Pot.
 Friday soc sl.oo Decorated Salad Bowl.
 Friday soc i5c Decorated Cups and saucers..
 Friday Sc s2.7s Decorated Umbrella
 stand. Friday s3Og ss.se Brilliant Cut Glass S-
 inch Berry Bowl. Friday s2.oe sl.7s Brilliant Cut Glass Ron
 Bons. in various shapes. Fri
 day .E sLs9 ssc Crystal Water Plumbers.
 Friday Ise dOz 1se Crystal Fruit or Cake Bas-
 ksts. Friday 5se sse Crystal 7-Piecs Berry Set.
 Friday 3ee Sc salt and Pepper shakers.
 csfluloid tops. Friday sc sse Bath Seat. FridaY s5e fee yf<keled Crumb Tray zad
 srrnp>r. Friday sc = Hrsss Si<ksIed Tea Kettle,
 filsy sss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
WHITE GOODS.

20 pieces India Linon Lawn,
 regular price Sc, this sale DC 2,O0O yards Striped and Check ed White Waistings, regular
 prices 15c to 25c. this sale 10c 10 pieces 32-inch Persian Lawn,
 regular price 19c, this sale 12 F C pieces 4S-inch French Lawn,
 regular price soc, this sale S9c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
THIRD FLOOR.

2 see yards All Wool TnxrsIn
 Carpets. good patterns. either
 large oT small figures. value
 7sc. sale price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
TWO SPECIALS IN SKIRTS.

Women's EXTRA SIZE White Skirts, extra length and width, Nsdeep foot ruff1e. this sale 15c - as a Several styles in White Skirts, hemstitched, lace and Ham, x
 burg trimmed, this sale 9sc