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BUSINESS CHANCES
SIX HONEST PROPOSITIONS.
Continued.

SIX HONEST PROPOSITIONS
a good confectionery, cigar and grocery
price $500.
Grocery and confectionery, four rooms; price
Grocery, confectionery and school supplies,
four living rooms, and IA bargain at $425.
One of the best corner grocery and con-
feetioneries in city, with living rooms up-
offered; rent, including steam heat lights and
phones only s. - we week $500 takes It tn
Sanford Realty Co., SIS Guaranty Bldg.
HAVE TWO OF THE BEST DOWNTOWN
grocery and meat market stores combined In
this city; both doing u fine old established
business sine VIII bear close investigation; prices
$1,000 and $4,000 Also have general store
close to Minnetonka. with hrst-class build
ings and three acres of good land; price
and present owners have good REASONS for
selling. Geo. B. Dart, so7 Phoenix bldg.
9 REsr1uRASr AND BAKERY cry IN a LIVE q
tS ons a2q bio miles west of
0 account of sickness; must be sold at Q
once. EE, s.4E.a ~ -
Chippewa County Land Co.. q
Monteyideo, MINI. q
o o % o o % Q
STATE RIGHTS FOR sALE-WE WILL DIS.
pose OF manutacturing rights for our field
the market. Factory for; northwest territory
located In Minneapolis. Best manufacturing
chance ever offered. Big money in it. Ad-
dress all communications to Consolidated Wire
Fence Co.. Hutchinson. MINI.
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPPED MANUFAC-
turing plant in the northwest for the manufac-
ture of woven wire field fencing, and also the
best field fence On the market We wish to
get the output jobbed to the trade; reason.
oTners have no time to attend to the details
known to trade In northwest. Address Con-
solidated Wire Fence Company, Hutchinson,
want top.notch sales managers for Milwau
kee. Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati ano
New York city; also a irst-class office man
here. Call at our office during any day or
write, statging experience and references.
Minneapolis Cereal Co..
Power Building, Nicollet Island.
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WRITE FOR OUR MARKET LETTER-sENT
free upon request; complete resume of Nevada
mining operations. Patrick. Elliott & Camp
Bankers and Brokers. Goldfeld. Nev.
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NOTICE

FURNACES OR STOVES CLEANED PUT IN
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DYEING AND CLEANING

LADIES GARMENTS CLEANED AT Low
prices; overcoats repaired; silk velvet collar
put on SOC; worth 81. Anthony's, 2O5 7th
st S. '-i - -'''.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents'
clothing and all household goods S18 NicolIet.
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MONUMENTS
MEDICAL

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WANTED-LARGE, WELL ESTABLISHED
manufacturing company, making staple line
of goods widely KNOWN, wants satisfactory
man with $4,000 cash, to establish and carry
OH branch business; $3.50 per month salary and
all expenses, with share OF profits extra:
usually safe INVESTMENT; permanent ensage.
u,ent and high class business: good for $4,000
per year or better, with big future increase.
For particulars, furnish references and adj
dress G. Eastburn, president, 81 Wabash Nv,
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NORTH OAK OF A, FEsIDAly AUG. 3, 1909.

SsS sy ~ sss 55t = 5ss
ana5 SenaIor fia lll sorotl s gl1 3 brlr1g
nome dlslIla, Io us ai of n,
SloV, ,oooIof Inls llfEie pllrg We
can appreciaIe me iaDors. lAc-
LOTS ! I q ln snls case peak oudsr
Iran Woros ,a'Is We san & give utter
lls allGs sss,,I Io e j. sss #
Eos IarlfI auest lon has e been
e 81 rsas uesglon and d senator
I1ansprougn ssood 9o Tig flr on That
SOAR AZ y Nortn !, l,akola ls con-
cernea uage Is Nce ,lory ! n claim a
eu.lnal ..l Us only D penenI y Iflag Ine' l
IlorsllWssserns 1sa1 sIages ever nag lh
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ls sala 6 M ssnasoi ,.s O, l1ansprougn lsa
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and abid ling purpose.

e%kttSS3 E&A910lkl& lJlAI DUSSls S9t t1E
ME It is an ourag agino.
sign when we find The ro,,eor,Ie I. "a AZ: f
"a community moving togeth her III ri
Ithe same direction 81 d a11y IN rre,,,- n .2
EpsitioTl without division. NJ without
content ion witt ho1t 4 friction All
anxious to serve tl,e same ia purpose (,
ard reach the same END. 1T ID al
Inspiration to those who are q
eQraInis toned To perform part
ocular duties at your & state capitolI
and ait your national capitol to
find such unan niirrnflous III approval | All
has been displayed here TODAY.
aIt must like keWise be VI an 11lspiira-
Stien I'd all our citizens who are
interested in buildi..q 1p siEl ,,rllr
splendid city and filling the
waste places In our county i1l
keeping with the growth ofS our
wonderful state. North Dakota
Shelds u high place and IS we'll
advanced among those common
gwealths of the union that co1atriz1
butte To the grandeur and great
ness sof our nation. No state.
and m no people 81 have veal ! better tHoIa, IS.
Epntation abroad for hon FOR
Justice, for elligence and for
morality and no part Of the state
sfanHss ffiorh a. ~ flSa ,rf ;I,a I, !;
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& EnagD.

asne assons Fee
inch good as rev, hall o
cost can be tschesE Il, al
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GOvernlleIlt Can Buy Them.

Senator Hansb sbrough being ask
led about u location ffor the pub blics
building replied know Moth
ing about The intention of the
department as to location. but
can say this mach that the six
lots have Oh East Fourth are.
not FOR sale The government
cannot buy them from nas
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Hansbr Home corliflg
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ry s !, D ss A 4
High noon last ll Onday was a |
great hour IN )eYI IS LA ke. ri
tho II, We al Jlflf known what III IL, y,
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$3.50 6 sla ~ 49, ysslisd aliu "
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Senator shrniJpstl III IA, mi
Right Eile pub lie build ldingSI
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
CITY NEWS

Miss Catherine Shugrue, clerk al the railroad office at New Haven, is visiting friends in this city.
 Harry Kane found horse hitched to a buggy wandering along Pine street this morning, so he brought the turnout to the police station. Il was taken to the court house stables where it is awaiting the owner.
 The board of health is we'll pleased with the sanitary conditions existing in this city and the members state that 1t is long time sirce the health of the residents of Waterbury was better. The report of Sanitary In spector Callahan for the month of November showed tha' there swere thirteen cases of contagious diseases less than for the same month during the year 1905. Last year in Novem- Der there were forty-s.x cases report ed, while last month the number of contagious diseases amounted to only thirty-three.
 How annoying Is 1t to have a watch that Is out of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch doe tor one third of the time. Buy a watch of known reputation, of un- questioned reliability and save your- self much annoyance Get a watch with an Upson guarantee. The Up son Jewelry Co, 6S Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Concordia rehearsal.

Concordia rehearsal. Patrick Sarsfield club.
 Nutmeg lodge. P. of A.
 Painters and Decorators.
 Magnolia lodge, K. of P.
 Mantow council, l. o. H.
 Waterbury Debating club. @ Liberty lodge, A. o. U. w.
 Townsend lodge, I. o. O. F.
 Waterbury Medical society.
 Waterbury conclave, I. o. H.
 Continental lodge, F. and A. M. Lady Trumbull council, D. of L. Abraham Lincoln camp, s. of V. Court Cecilia M. Quigley, I. o. F. Waterbury tent, No 36, K. o. T. M Court America, F. of A.
 Court Fruitful Vine, No 8, F. of A Foresters' general committee. Lasalette circle, Companions of tn, Forest.
 Friendly league, school of house keeping, public schools cookery g a m., 1880 p. m.. first course cooker! 7:30, waitress course p. m.; domes tic arts, dressmaking 3:S0. millinerl 1880, public schools sewing 7:30; physical training, advanced 7:30, be ginners S:30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
Greetings,
Two Weeks Before Christmas and Everybod, Thinking of What would be the Best Pres
 ent for Them to Give Their Friends.

Our stores full of the very best gifts that you can m
 friends Bank Street Store for men, and South Main Sire for boys and girls Smoking Jackets, Dressing Gowns Robes among the best presents for men This stock season. every dollars worth of it Every garment in this de was closed out last February at the time of our fire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
Happiness COrnfOrt

are both necessary for us all while we are here on earth, for what is life without both. The little tots, yes, and big tots, too, are always happy when sliding down hill in winter. Now. then, there is big snow storm due here soon and everybody that in tends making some one happy by giv- ing them well made sled will do themselves justice by calling at our store and see the strongly made pig sttckers and high sleds we are giving with only one pound of our war ranted good Baking Powder, 45c per pound Remember the Powder Is worth 50 cents without any premium. hence it's bargain that should cause overwhelming joy and happiness. And for comfort, what Is more con uOling to the cook than to know that our Baking Powder is sure to do the work right every time? Then, again, what more comfortableness and hap piness does any family want than to know when they sit at the table to partake of Square" that the tea and coffee is going to be the nice tasting kind, and it surely will If you buy 1t from us. All you've got to do is to tell us the name of the tea you like best and leave 1t to us as to quality. We make others happy, why not let us do the same with you? Now the next time you want good tea or coffee remember
 pHEI ANS T HORE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
The MiIIer& PeckCo
 LADIES' HANDkERCH|EFS

| LduicS pure men HandkerChiefS 1 sheer and cambric, Y and h-inch hemstitched, at Sc, 10c, 12hc, 200,
 25c, 37 hc and soc.
 Ladies pure linen Initial Handker. chiefs, sheer and cambric, script,
 Roman and wreath initials, at l 12Rc, 25c and 49c.
 Ladies pure linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and scalloped en- broidered, at 12lsc, 25c, 49c and l 75c.
 Ladies Handkerchiefs, Swiss en- broidered, hemstitched and seal | ,loped, an immense assortment of dainty and showy embroideries, at l l-3c, 1Vc, 12Rc, 25c and 49c. 1 Pure linen hemstitched and Swiss embroidered Mourning Handker- chiefs, at 12 hc and 25c. Pure linen hemstitched, white checks and plaids and allover embroid- cries, at 12lac, 25c, 49c.
 Fancy Holiday boxes, half dozen and quarter dozen Handkerchiefs in a box, at 49c, 59c to $1.39. Christmas Handkerchief in fancy
 boxes, Y dozen to the box, initials, plain white and fancy borders, at 15c and 25c
 MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS.
 AT 13c, for 25c-Men's pure linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
 AT 17c-Men's sheer linen hem
 stitched Handkerchiefs.
 AT 25c-Men's sheer linen hem stitched Handkerchiefs in boxes of Sixes wanted.
 AT 13c, for 25c-Men's pure linen Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered initials.
 AT 25c-Men's linen Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered letters. SILK NfUFFLERS from 49c for a good low priced Muf- fer to $3 for the best.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
RUBBISH

The above is common expression used by the small boy when defining a poor article. The same word would apply very nicely to some of the goods that have been forced through the legitimate channels of trade. It does not cost you any more and sometimes less to purchase clean, pure and wholesome goods when you buy of us. We carry in stock all that is good in the Wine and Liquor trade. Room does not permit only small quotation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
Closing Out Sale.

Everything has got to go at half of next ten days. We need the room. A Gas Stove, tubing and a shut-off for $1.10: Weather Strip Pc per foot; Oil Heaters, $1.49; Linsey Lights, 59c; Inverted Lights, $1: Gas Tub ing, Sc per foot; Gas Lamps. 9Sc up; Universal Bread Maker or the Eclipse Bread Maker for $2; a doll and Go-Cart thrown in; Copper Boilers, $1.9S; copper bottom, 9Sc. Agate Ware, Wash Tubs, Ironing Boards. to be closed out at one-half of at
 -at the
 CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH.
 T. J. Magner & Go.
 S1 EAST MAIN ST. Tel. 244-2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
Christmas

Thinking of ! | ent for I'll
 Our stores are full { friends Bank Street for boys and girls. Robes, are among the season, every dollar s was closed out last
 There has been such a change in the style of these garments that you will want this sea- sons cut <; you cannot |get a carried over jacket or robe from our stock. Our prices are as low as you can find a good garment of this kind in any store, $5, 6 50, 7.5O, $50, 10. 12 and $l5. We have every size and proportion i; can fit the tall and stout as we'll as the regular proportioned men We never had the pleasure of showing quite as handsome a line as we are prepared to show you this season. The prices are very moderate, $5, 8 50. and l2. being the leading lines. We do not try to dazzle you with extravagant prices, but we can please you with our good qualities, for our finer garments are as fine as it IS possible to buy
 We would advise an early selection, the jacket or robe can be laid aside and be de- livered when you de- sire 1t This IS a season of early buying
 ..
 J. B.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02
Il ASeSladtO de JardlCS.

La Bandera Americana dc AlbuQuer.
que, da los sigulentes pormenores del
asesluato de Francisco Garcia, los que le
fneron administrators por III vecino de
Los Jarales:
"El Lunes Ia, en- Los Put 1t dc San
Isidro, Sc uI0 uu baile en 81 cual 50 ha
llsban varias tamlhas, ntre los conon
rrentes estaban Ell j6gen Frnnmsco Gar
cis, hiio de Don Sly sire Garcia, de Is
amos dc edad, y Musrs Iru1lllo, hijo rs
Duna IetpsfOTa da PruJllio, de 20 an -
quien trab ia en- Bti6u como h5rrero.
Duraute ei bai los dos j6y MS oOmen
aaron cheancearse Y rrnlr an p0c' /,
ha landose amb0s up tanJu ba10 ia In
flueucia del heor Del bails Noises
Trulillo agarIaudo a Francisco Garcia
quiso sscarlO para atu rs, psrO cuando
va habiau solld0 querian darse golpes
I'll bsstunero, Dolores C0fduvR evlt0 Ia
RIA sepaI antuts, en- est0 oil 10veu Gar
ofs corrlo hGJla la oAnuna de Adulfo
Sanches y mlentras preosdia en aquelia
dlreocion 81 oyer0n dos batszos dispara'
dos por Noises rruitto Garcia, quien
prosiRui6 por su PIE hasta entrar q la
cantina. en- donde So hallaOa su padre y
otras personss, y al entrsr dijo, "me
baldaron de un balaz," y pregunt6 su
padre, quen2 resp5ndi6 Noises" a
POGO despues explro. I'll ma,sdor tu6
srrestado por el diputsdo aguaoil ma
yor Sanchps y 81 dis IS fu6 entregado
al aguacll mayor Don Carlos BaoA Gu
Los Lunas, en dond5 permaneoe on la
q GrnAI -
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Ldmentab!e DffHaCiOn.

De- Parkview Ooudado de Rio Ami.
ba. lego Il Luues - trlste nueva de la
de la muy estimable se1orn,
Lucesita Delgado de Romero, esposa de
Don Bernardo Romero, anteriormente
de esta ciudad Una complication, re-
sultado de Ia pulmonia, SO la llev0 al
sepulcro despues dc una lueha tenaz y
heroica por la vida. La amable sonora
era hija del finado, Don Pablo Delgado
Y de Doila Trinidad Lucero de Delgado,
anteriormente d, Santa Fs & hlja politica
del Hon Trinidad Romero, familias dis.
ttuguidas prominentes de Nnevo Nc
xco Dofla Luosslta era una dana de
uu caracter nobllisimo y amable, fiel y
oarifiosa esposa, madre amable en- extre
mo, hija obedient9 y sumisa y en- todo
respecto una muj4r ideal
La sobreviven y lloran 50 temprana
despedlda, (pues no pasaba de tsner 36
amos su mama, esposo, dos nifios. Tri-
nidad Cleotilde los signientes her.
manos hermanas Dona Irenea d de
Romero, Guadalupe d de Romero,
Joan y Pedro Degado, Dofa Felipits
d dc Gurul6, Doha Rafaelita d. ds
Chavez y Ia senorita Rsmoncita Dalga
do, q quienes extendemos nuestra senti
da condolepcia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02

que lidiar con ellos en- nuestra luoha poT
los derechos dei pueblo, pero en- que ma
cionslidad no los hay? De todo hay en-
la vina del Sehor, como diio el otro Y
81 no, zen que Sc gastaron los millones y
millones de pesos que contribuyeron los
mouopolios en- lss elecciones de 1925.
1900 y'1904 en- comprar Neo Mexioanos 2
Preguntesele In o0mision Territorial
Republicans de Nuevo Mexico, en- don
de two que destapar sus barriles de di
nero para corromper los votantes, en-
la Ultima election, en- las esi llamadas
plazas Mexicanas donde predomina 10
llamada elevsda civilization?
Ahora por 10 que oonoierne Ia ven.
tsia polftiea que tiene olueoo al New
Mexican" por los comentos desc =
frensdos de este charlatan. clio depen-
dera de la aocion de la convention De-
mocrata en este particular
Una ooss es cierts, que sohre la oues.
tion de nnestrs rsza ha hshlado va ell
psrtldo Repubhcano. Hab6 en- snos
pasados el Congress- en- gu reporte de la
mayoria republican, donde se nos AFRO
jaron peores vilezss que las que nos
arroja el espadaohin del Current Han
hablado durante las Iecientes disouoio.
mes sus estsdistss repuhlieanos mafeAn
donos de lnfamis. La Ultima e0nven.
oion republican, nscionsl Ignore por
complete la question de los reclamos de
estado. Durante una larga serie de
amos en- sus plataformas nos prometio
estado, pero jsmas han cumplido tsme.
rosos del elemento nstivo. Nuestro pue.
bio est6 perfectamente entersdo del
que tiene de nosotros el psrti.
do republicano. Que 81 New Mexi
CAD " organo de la corruptela ismas
ha levsntado So voz para detendernos
ouando nos staoan " ESQ es muy anne
nudo) los republicauos tamblen 10 sabe
el pueblo perfectamente bien
Que ahorR nos quiera jugar el dedo en-
la bocs pretendiendo ip6eritamente de-
fendernos de los ataques de un llsmado
dem6orata no nos extra1a porQue COMO
cemos demasiado sus tactioss y sus me
rodos fsrisaioos Q1e aproveche todo
10 que pueda sacar de su hipooresis 81
New Mexican.
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Ell ATENTADo CONTRA EL REY
DE ESPANA.

Madrid Mayo 3l-El idbilo del pue-
bio sobre el casamiento del Rey All
fonso la Princesa Victoria, tuyo IN
final terriblemente dramatico esta
tarde las 2:30 al haber hecho ex-
plosion, con efectos mortales, una
bomba arroiada desde lja ventana del
segundo plso de una casa, cerca del
coche que ocupaba el rey y la reina.
Debido a la intervention Proyidencial
escaparon ilesos el rey Alfonso la
reina Victoria, pues al ser arroiada
la bomba peg6 en- un alambre elec-
trico que la desyio de su curse, pero
al menos lG personals, la mayoria de
elias de Ia escolta personal y militar,
fueron muertas, muchos otros heri-
dos Los siguientes fueron muertos.
FL Captain Barrico, que mandaba una
parte de la escolta del rey: ell Te-
niente Rey5ont el Toniente Prender-
CAST, ses soldados la Marquesa de
Colosa, su hija Don Antonio Calyo.
cu hOOU.ld Nt y uBbcf bOnt bbid W
Z amos. Luis Fonseca y uno de los ca
ballerizos reales que conducia uno de
los caballos que tirabau del coche del
rey de la reina Varios dc los muer-
tos hablan estado parados sobre el
balloon de la misma casa de donde SO
awoi0 Ia bomba. El atentado oou-
rri6 en- la calle Mayor al momento
que la comitlva / cal estaba para dar
Ia vuelta a la Plaza que conduce q
palacio
III coche real Sc parorepentinamente
por el choque Y debldo la caida de
los cuerpos de los muertos reinando
por unos momentos Ia confusion El
rey y Ia reina Sc bajaron inmediata-
mente, tomando otro coche Sc fue
ron pronto a palacio La bomba es
taba oculta en- IN bouquet de flores
era de acero pulido y de medic cent?
metro de grueso.
I'm individuo que rento la pieza de
donde Sc arroj6 la bomba (pues ers
una casa de huespedes) Y que do ST
nombre como Morales dijo yenir dt
Barcelona fu6 arrestado, y otro 81
le VIC huir por sobre las azoteas d.
las casas.
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La COrte de DlstrltO.

Ell Lunes az instato en esta Ia corte
h ,blendose oalifloado los 81.
guieutes Jurados:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02

contendra IN convenio cuya base es Ia
enmendacion de Foraker la cual prescri-
be cue el pueblo de Arizona Nuevo
Mexico voten sobre Ia question de esta
do consolidate. La enmendacion Que
SO reportara es exactamente Ia misma
que ofreoio Foraker ell ano pasado en- el
SenadO.
Los despachos de la semana intorman
tambien que la peleR principal ha sido
con Foraker, que Sc ha puesto encontra
de 50 misma enmendacion (se objeto
81 mismo) temeroso de que el pueblo
acepte la consolidation Y obtenga Ell pri
vileRio que Dor tantos amos deseado y
con la cual 81 pensaba privsrnos de ese
prlvilegio Pero es opinion general que
80 quedara solo como en- Ia ley de regu.
lRcion de 1stes.
Ha passdo en- ambas camaras Ia ley
oediendo 4 Ia ciudad de Albuquerque
una seccion de tprreno para un park pd.
blloo, y tambien hs sido reportada favo
rable Ia ley que prescribe autorizsoion a
las autoridades de Nuevo Mexico de
rentar o vender terrenos publicos en-
oantidades maYores que una seooion.