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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23
BURTON LOSES APPEAL.
supreme Court Says kansas Senator
Must Serve Term In Jail,

supreme Court Says kansas Senate,
Must Serve Term In Jail.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The su.
preme court OF the United States TODAY
rendered a decision in the case OF
United States Senator Ralph H. Bur.
ton OF Kansas, against Burton, affirm.
ing the decision of the United States
circuit court for the eastern distric,
of Missouri, by which Burton was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment,
in the jail of Iron county, Missouri,
required to pay a fine of q, 500 and
deprived of the right to hold Office
under the government. The opinion
was by Justice Harlan. All of the
points made in BurtOn's interest were
overruled.
Senator Burton was prosecuted on
the charge of violating section 1852 OF
the revised statutes, which prohibits
senators or representatives from re.
ceiving compensation for services rem
dered before any Of the government
departments in any matter in which
the government may be interested. He
was specifically charged with accept.
ing q fee Of $500 per month for five
months from the Rialto Grain and
Securities company at ST. Louis for
services rendered that company in an
effort to prevent the issuance OF an
order by the %postoflce department pro.
hibiting the use OF the mails by the
company.
This was Senator Burton's second
appeal to the supreme court. In the
first case the circuit court found him
guilty and imposed the same penalty
that was imposed in the present case.
but the supreme court reversed the
decision in the first instance, because
it was made to appear the money was
paid in Washington and not in St.
Louis, where the case was tried. 1t
was commended on behalf of Mr.. Bur-
ton that the fee was paid on account
of q criminal proceeding against one
Of the members of the Kialto company
and not because of services rendered
in the government prosecution of the
company. The law under which he
was prosecuted was attacked as uncon.
stitutional, on the ground that the
senate vas the sole Judge of the quail.
tications of its members, but this doc.
trine was not upheld by Justice Har.
lan's opinion. The statute was up
held in all respects and held to be
fully applicable to Burton's case.
Immediately after promulgating its
decision in the Burton case the su.
preme court today granted a motion
to give sixty days to Senator Burton
in which to prepare q petition for a
%rehearing.
The action will have the effect of
taking the case ove until the next
term of court, beginning in October,
as the present term will expire next
Monday. That the senate will be
compelled to take cognizance OF the
case is indicated by the decision in
the following extract:
"The final judgment of conviction
did not operate ipso facto to vacate
the seat OF the senator nor compel the
senate to expel him or regard him as
expelled by force alone of the iudg-
ment. The senate seat into:which he was
originally indicted as a senator from
Kansas could only become vacant by
his death or by expiration of his term
of office, or by some direct action on
the part OF the sen ate in the exercise
of its constitutional powers
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23
Arrortion Waters Of Rio Grandc

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-Secretary
Root OF the the United States, and
Ambassador Casasus, for the MeNi-
a government. today signed a treaty
regulating the use OF the waters OF the
Rio Grande, which, if approved by
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23

Fine Book and job Printing a spe.
cialty AZ the RIVER Press office
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23
Frustrated by Heat.

CHICAGO. May ls.-Iesterday was
the hottest May Il for thirteen years
here. Ninety in the shade at ) o'clock
was the record. Three eases of heat
p%rOstration were recorded.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23

Fifty-two copies of the WEEKLY RIVER PRBss
tor $500 spot ash, or it. equivalents banka bio
paper: Goods will be delivered in regular weekly
install ne ts d uring the twelve months following
receipt OF remittance. satisfaction guaranteed,
Address THE RIVER PRESS,
Fort Benton. Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23

BILLINGS, May lS.-The government
will shortly begin the sale of a number
of Indian allotments on the Crow res.
ervatiOn, and will from time to time
continue such sales until all of the
land that belongs to unsettled estates
there is disposed of. The land that
will be sold belonged to Crow Indians
who have passed to the great beyond.
The estates that they leave behind
them are handled in precisely the same
way as those of white persons, with
the exception that the secretary of the
interior acts as the administrator.
The money derived from the sale OF
such land is held for the benefit of the
family of the deceased and is con.
trolled by that officer in w Washington.
M1ssoULA, May 19.-William Ais,
who shot and killed William l.. Hun
at Carlton last March, will have to
spend the remainder of his years in
the state p~enitentiary, If the verdict OF
the jury impannelled to try the cast is
carried u After being out about Is
hours, the jury reported at 9 O'Clock
yesterday and brought in a verdict OF
murder in the second degree, fixing the
punishment of Ais at 80 years in the
penitenti AIRY.
GREAT FALLS, May l9.-An infor'
nation charging murder in the frs,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23

Our speciality is buying sheep
on orders for our customers. Ii
you have any for sale for deliv.
cry in the spring. or after shear
ing. write US giving description
and price.
We make no charges.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

Sunbe prtnciper. Seq tror paa fri|f
2uft, rent gano % Waabebolb / aue
Etns. Ssg bruger meget Tibet utebi=
Gin. Seq uil ttfe tilraabe no9en at bru>
sc Mebicin, mebminbre ban tren9er
bertil, men bet er ofts npbpenbi9t. Bort
2anb e oDeriusmuet meb Hatent>Wtebi,
ctner, nosle Tan Dere sobe, men mango
ct uerbilsie o9 baarlise. Seq bar MI
baut en- grfaring, Der itretter fla ouer..
80 Nar, meb Dr. Tabrneps Mebiciner,
iferbeIesbeb Rurito % DIesDib, %
maa ftge, Ct be e ,1opsrtreffelise. De
.bolber att, bpab Der loues for benz.
.Ses tan anbefaIe benz I'll ali. % ies.
bar5 brust ben. JauiIten ! faa lang
Eib neb alorta fDigtenbe 6elb.:1 B.
81. Brouie, 0in@eter, s5nb. &.
81. Eetsr's Rurito e lite en Mpo.I:
tbeter.M Mtoietn. Den irlses btrette5 tin
Jprbrugerne s 9isnneu, lotale Msenter ans.
|fatte AZ aabritantsrue pr. Better Tabr.
|nep &5@ Cons So, ! - ll8. 81. opnea1
Aps.. Chicago, 81
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07
;yersns Taus, Mi,,mef siaa
b." Breilefsltene ! glbom Xafe Dnsbag

BE-" Breilefclfene glbom Xafe Onsbag
.Nfe l1ge ianlebning ben paatentte Sra
flptnina. Ousrrafelien par iaa fulbs
itenbts, at Yreltetoltene par nj Wil
borte, ba RYinberne tom. Der par ba
lite anoet Raab enb at telefonere eiter
BEN. RuinDerne forarebe Wrs. Rleppe
ct fort @ulptappe.
Domner Searle ira bette Don-
mtrbiitritt, boenbe | ct. GlouD, ligger
farltst fpg Song prairie. 6an par
reilt bib ben 29be Waat forat boloe Sets
talen paa Deforattonsbasen, os on,
Worsenen ben 3ote fanbt man ban1 lig,
senbe beuibitlss paa @ulpet Tit Sope.
uarelie ! DOteaet. ibet ban baDbe taaet
ct Sla9tiltelbe os par lam paa ben enc
Sibe. Senere sienuanbt ban Beuibitz
beben, men Der er aluorli9 Tare for
bans Qiu, og ban LAD enbnu ! QonQ
Prattie Tor etpar Dase ftben, ba man
lite ter Fptte bam biem. Det par min.
bre eno en- llge Torueien, at Don1mer
Searle par ber ! Bpen, ioet ban tom
fra Moorbeab. % ban iaa ba ub til at
uRre bebite gelsaaenDe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07
500 8eI5aattf1ta 500.

Dette Blabs aeere ptl forupebe oDer at erfarv
at Der er bet min BITE en- rpstet Spgo ON. tom Mtesns
bier, og bet eu aatarrb. Halls Oatarrh Cure er bet
eeite ptrtelise elbreoelies bbe ften.
SET. Da JRatarrk tonitttnoneI Spgbom, tororer
Cure tases ib, ptrter btrefte paa Iobeto8 slimbns
berne I Spitemet, ttlintetgt1r berpeb Spsbommens
Marlag os 9tper att Stpre peb at &on>
Ger11s bor faa esen Gltro til bets &raft
at Sc tiIbpber ct bnnbrebe Dolars for bpsrt
hpori ben1te ebictn lite beprter 8lbrebelie Strtu
efter 2tfe % Dtbntsbprb. ftlitrtp - Y. !. as, o
.,S 3s'' 81, 3. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, %
a. Salses bos Mpotbetere. ss 5&$5fs
Halls Family Pills e be bsbtte. sa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

Nepublitanerne bette @ountp bolbl
fin @ountp Convention Der ,gaar fcrat
pal9e Dele9ater til Stats>@ >@onpentias
nen, iom bolbes | Dulutb nafe Ong.
bag. @eiultatet af @onuentionen "
lite betienot enbnu, naar Blabet legg,s
unoer presien.
6slsenbe DeIesater til gsuntp.Gon.
Denttonen blep Dalst Der ttite 2prbass.
aften:
LIE 8arb: Muitin Rpien, 8. s.
Tos1en, q. Gbriitte, q. 8. Nelfon. s,
$. 8eiie. SO. s. Besien, g. S. Mas.
|f:p, 2ouis Saure.
2bet WarD: N. s. Eielb, s. S.
@rats, Soiepb Bauer, $. SO. Bromn,
6. 9. Bater. 8. S. 2ea4, s.. s.,
Wemple, @. 8. Winbfor.
3bie Warb: s. 9. Durreu, Sobn
2eurit3en, 8m. s.. cBrtbe, @orsu
6ielb, g. s. 4nbreps, s. Z. So1nfon,
D. 9. 5unt, ll7 M. 8. 6auaan, 9. s..
Sbermon, 1eonarb Grttsion, &rneH
4orie.
4oe 8arb: s : Ollie, s. S.
|IGOans g 9. anloerfon, g s..
Y
IWrisbt, Better 2eln, 3. g. Bierteus,
y. |:..' 9; !; Cole. Cole;
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

5 Rantatee, syu., omtom tre 8sra
paa en- uiebuanlis Maabe for en- l1qes
Glib f1ben. Set par tire Smaapiser,
Spifense, 8, s % 2 Mar. Sc par
saaet neb en- Ruffert % bapbs lu:tet
2aaset til efter fig, iaa be tpaltes %
par bsbe, oa man fanbt benz. Man
innes rigttg not, bet par rart, at lite
ben itprfte Btae fuube lefte 2aaeet.
Dog er bet mulist, at baspen par eaa,
ct iaien. Moberen, ion, fanbt Bgrne>
ne, flyer, at BUN bleu iaa rab. at bun
lite tan erinbre, buorban bet par meb
9aspen, oa bun aabnebe Ruffer!en.
Oct er muli9t, at no9en uil blipe
arreiferet, beoer bet, uaar en- l1noerips
gelie Ct blepen 9iort. N
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

50 Misiionerer I Ronsoitaten | Mtrt,
ia, repreienterenpe typ Nattonaltteter,
bar ubfteot en- Appel % Proteit mob ben
Etngenes Etlftano, iom raaber' | Rongos
#ttaten. @euerolsuperns oDer benne
BrpDins benpenote fig ! Mars ifior I'll
Gong 3eopolb at Bel9ien nleo Bpn ON.
at ban pilbe tase ftg Of gasen; men BET
bar ben es1bnu lite siort. Sc meit
sloplsie E.Iftanbt beriter Der, % III bas
3 2mllisi iiouererne btupenbt Is ~ be triitue
y|tatiouer ion, "a 9slbs sfor at taa ben,
III at sOe faabant Pres paa Rons SEQ,
|pollbl, Y at 81 ban tagtr 6euign IL bsres
'GOreft tuinger, !. gpmis
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

\ a1 eM 23eMDe 1l' pars latIe1, OF 9tp9eoet1
Piprebteafs rlsburtist.s
9sls Mfatrie bAIeD rpftst peo ben itret,
tslige Npbeb, % bet Atsr pere, at Der
par manst Ct 9ierte, ionas ltialu be
anbre 9oueoiteoer europa.
Stslse>oe fpri1e Mpbeeer om ulptten
blep begse be to fsrile 3efte, 1cm trat
Rouseparret, brebte, % en- af be
Wenb, iom lebebe benz bIeu osiaa
brabt. Men be ienere Mebbeleller nep=
ner fun, at en- peft bleu brebt % neu,
ner lite, at no9en at benz, iom lebebe
benz, ontom.
ut ulptten baube en- martbar Snos
fpbelie paa Teflisbeoerne flyer fig ielu.
Rongen enifebe. at man itulbe ubiette
meb bet tonselt9e Bal, fom ituIbe bolbes
2prbassaften, men Mtnttrene isste at
ouertale bam paa bette 8nntt. De ens
itebe peb iaa megen @lans lom t,uliet
at ubilette Snbtrpttet al ben rpitenbe
Mfere.
Den Boube, jona blep taitet, par af
poleret Staal % par fun en- balp @entis
meter tpt. Den par itiult / en- itor
Bouquet % bleu taffet fra ct Winbl
! treble Gtage paa en- Bpsnins, ion.
martelist not, (buis bet er ianot) tilbe,
rer Dronningens Mober.
Den ifienbise Daao tillesses Mnar,
Hiter. % BET beoer, at al1e tienbte gnar,
tifter (formobentIia | Mabrib) ptI bliue
arrefterebe, ltse9plbist bDor be betanot
fig, naar W;orbattentatet blep forppet.
Manse bIeu arrefterebe flrats. Blonbt
Be arreEerebe er en- elegant tlebt Gng,
lenber, bpis Naun e 9amilton. Xenne
9amiltou par feet paa Baltanen | BET
Qus, buorfra Bomben bleu taffet, o.
ban bar blepeu feet u,inbf etpar Steber
ianlmen ueb en- anben mistentt Berion,
bpis gfaun e Morales. Denne Mfo.
ralss bapbe bdpt et gerelle ben Bpg.
ming. bporfra 8omben bleD taffet, %
bert sbapbe ban blanbt anDet 'efterlabt
EoiIetiaaer, Der e perDiat i'll 800, en
5Operfratte. ber n,aalfe toiterS $50. %
5flsre anbre Eins, berib blanbt RsuttaIier,
buoraf etsplottue Stoffe tunoe lanes.
Allereoe nOsle Dase fsr BET tonselise
Brpuup fulbe fsires bleD Der oplyf.
No nan gnslanb os gpanieu baDbe %.
6aset e. Samu'snf nfpetsell lle mob ]! !aouge.
parrets SIP, og sat get bar Rlaner, Ct
|gben Rulbs ubf1r,s uaber Bryuupsfef.
liabsssrns, nlt,, man 4 arrsitsrsbe Delta,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07
20 Yroeent 8ortttneHe.

Tintah Call: Gbe Tarmers' Mtu
& @lepator So. @reat Benb. 50. g.,
blep orsaniieret ifior os beeynbte at
tisbe Rorn ben 95oe Musuit. Rom.
pasniet aflutteoe fit fprite Mars Dirt,
iombeb ben sote Mpril, otte Maaneber
efter bet bespnbte, forat tunne ubfarbi.
|se be fotlf1eaise &apporter til aarsms.
bet. iom ital bolbes / Sunt. = B.
s bette Eibsrun1 tisbte % 1elgte
Rompasniet mere enb 100000 Buibels
at Rorn % opnaaeoe en- Mettofortieneite
af 70 Yrocent af be penQe, set bapbe
laet Torretaingfn.
!, Mttie,g gieras,1 otr m betaas
5aagnsre,, a m 81, pil bsDaIas fMsf Hi
ldnbrast psus,, 20 Rroesht, % Nsflr
ptl blipe belt meuem uae Glesatorens
Runoer | Torbolb til bet MntaI~ 8uf5el,
enb1er bar iolst, enten bdn@bar perst
Mttts>@ier euer et. :
9ette letter aQe, iom leuerebe &orn
til benne Gleuator, ittanb til at faa &c
mere enb Martebsprifen Tor Tin pueoe.
Mue ertilfreole % ueb, at be er bIeuen
uel bebanblebe, enteu be er Mttie.@tere
eller ttte, % be fpler fig fcruislebe ON,
at Tarmerne tommer nermere til at
bliue retferbtst bebanblet paa benne
Maabe enb ueo nosen anben, iom bibtEl
er bIeuen pr6uet. .
MQe, iom par tnteresierebe, par uer>
farne, men be tror nu, be Tan 9ipre bet
meset bebre til nefte Nar % Tan oper.
gaa alt, fom @lepatorer bar slort ]
gtorb Datota tsr.
3uis ben BratRs at tilbaeebstale
enbel at Brofiten til ben. iom iolste
Rornet, bleu ful9t af aae Tarmer, gle.
uatorer ! gforoueiten. ptlbe BET fette
Rornforretnineen paa en- iunb Bats.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

Darss bfIeis,mlel1 IT gaseas, Rrehksnt
ON Totaieeaaen, ipls So. MorteTIon
leOebe TOrbdnMinserae til aues Gil,
.frebsbeb. Mortenion par Delesat fra
ct. Bauls Meniabeb ! gb'caso.
gfterat Roni1itutionen par blepen leit
% ouerpetet puntt for Puntt, ogNubel
.minbre uistise Torretnin9er par blepen
afsiort, ifreb man til gals al @mbebs,
meno for ton,menbe Mar. galset falbt
ba paa gaitor $. 6. Mnberlon fra
minneapolis for Pretbent, 6r. $. 6.
Wortenion bleu pal9t til @etreter,
Mtls .. Brandt fra McBarlano, 8is.,
asftfterenoe Setreter, Sisuro 0teque,
'Stub. Ieol., Statiitical Setreter, %
-6r. 5. Berg fra gilbert Yea blep pal9t
til Rasierer. Preitbenterne for be for>
.ifiellise l1nsbomsforeninser runbt ou I
Samtunbet fit Stang al Bieeprefoenter.
Derpaa bleu en- 8onititutionstomite
ualst beitaaenbe at be fsIsenbe: Bro.
fesior Oscar 8. Olion. pai1or 5. 9al>
uorieu= fra Rod Dale, Wis.; $. s..
Mortenion, Chicago; Miis Olga Tebn,
minneapolis, os Miis Wariette Dan.
ion, ct. Baul. De Uoreninser, fom
bapoe ienot Delegater, blep optaget /
GeQesforeningen, % man itiltes meb
bet faife Toriet at arbeioe iurtg % fors
Dtsiet ON, at neife Mar pilbrtnse mango
fsre Dele9ater. Ror.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

ben ! ffs Suni. !: ! Oct Tan psI, = I, 1tte baee
ueret ffertt, Nbsn Derqitts lmebbeIes ON
nosen Rpnelle uoen Dea, ion, @eismos
graten ueb 0sirbureauet anmertebe.
Wan bar nemlis Der Snitrumenter, iom
nebtegner> SorbrpHellerne, buis Der Ct
noeen. Det beber, at &pfelien parebe
to Elmer. og at ben itarte Del at ben
uarebe II Minutter. vDette err, beber
bet. sbet ferfe betpoelise ,SoroitielD
ftoen @qltellsn San Branctseo. Sns
itrumentet< <uilte, at Oprtnbelien til benne
fife &piteliss laa meset lensere borte fra
Waibngton enb Gan Tranctsco.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-06-07

Epue breb tnD pofbuiet Bromns
WaQep en- Mat I Slutningen af fife llge
% ifial omtrent 800 gerb af Bense.
Det beoer, at be ipolereoe ca, 5000
Werb al Trimarter peD en- Gtsplof fon,
% toru,obentli9 bleu oa oalaa Sernffa.
bet ipoleret.
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ben fra aIotteri bqlps i u ! !! n.ss.
git til at fotbere6lIs Jori dmIlnas fof
6orban'olinss /! Il 81 81 gtitrnibD sss.
Mpbet aabnebss mst nbastE 80,
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5nhb hbpbslisr ttl Brpu uupper trpttes!
llssbl 4 rgrt.ri. n 27I III 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Sheet Metal Workers union. L'Union St Joseph. s.. ,.... Polishers and Buffers. Women's Relief corps. North End Wheel club. Court Hancock, F. of A. Tunxis tribe. I. 0. R. NJ. -e- Second division, A. 0. H. Citizens Engine company. Mad River grange, P. of H. High Rock division, s. of T. Brass City lodge, I. A. of M. Friendship lodge, o. D. H. $. Harmony lodge, r. and A. M. St Francis Xavier drum corps. Valley tent, No 13, Maccabees. Waterbury division, |. R. k. r. Unity commandery. |. o. G. (. First division, A. o. H.
 Rosedale camp. No 9615, M. w. Of A Brooklyn Athletic club.
 Loyal Pride of Valley, No 1223. Rose Hill, F. of A.
 Pride of the Valley lodge. l. O. O. i' NJ. L. s% Brass Workers union. No 1sG. French Canadian band.
 Court R. F. Phelan, F. of 4. Journeymen Horseshoers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
D.p.w VIII Not Resign.

NEW YORK. Jan +-'I have 10 in tentlon whatever of resigning from the Tuftef Stzte= senate said Senator Chzuncey M. Depew when interviewed in regard 10 Senator Rrackett's resp Iutiga- Why should resign: in- tend now to do ny real work in tbe zans-e Have you ever had any one to give any reason why should re- sign: leave today for Washington to be present al the 0Teniag of tbe sen ate and will remain there permanently during the session only perhaps to rua into New York once a wesk or SD
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
NJUGENTS lN PHARMACY
 ssuth Main, Corner SeoIlll
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
telephone
l2 EaRt Main Street.

To all our customers and the public eererally. This mild weather is apt fo bring sickness. In that case II would be well to have Cn hand bottle of PURE LIQUIR OR WINE for emergencies. You cal in doc for and the first thing he will ask yOE is Have you some god brandy In tIle house.- If not ron may ask him where j. the lest place tD get it He will very likely say: "TIe Brass City Ifgusr Co keeps a gDo-d stock If lq- uOrS and wines" Take tie hint and put in a supply.
 Henne=sey-s 3-star C0gnsc- .s1-T1 Marquis Lat0ur C0gnac. .----..... lZ5 Jules Nauri CDgnac. .IJ Choice Old Brandy .J)
 Also all kinds gf CziifoTnis Wins at 2. =. e. Jg and 9Jc a h'ostle
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
USES MONOGRAPHS
Letter, Dietated Into Then---StesoUaphers Said
 to Object to Sound of Machine.

Hartford. Jan 4.-The Travellers Insurance Co of this city is probably the first in Hartford to use phono- graphs in it's daily office work, but now various men in the office dictate letters to Mir Edison's machine, after which stenographers take the records, set a machine going and transcrlbe It's various squeaks into typewriter let ters.
 For some time the machines have been in use in the New York afflce oi
 the company and eleven are now Ill
 use there. giving satisfaction. Only four are in the Hartford office and their use here is largely in the nature of an experiment, but many in the of flee think that the experiment Is go- ing to be successful. President Dun- ham said yesterday that he had not
 made use of the photograph and that he did not expect to. but that the ma chimes were being tried by others. At. present there does not seem to
 be any idea of displacing the steno- grapher as her services are needed in 1 taking the record dictation. but in l stead of covering a notebook with shorthand characters she typewrites
 the words gotten from the records. ! In some ways it saves her nerves as well as those of the man who die tates. for the record will repeat sen l tence without losing its temper and will say it the same each time but the ! stenographer is not wholly satisfied i yet. Her ears are covered with clips 1 like those used by telephone operasors and some of the stenographers say ] that the continued rasping of the pho nograph makes them nervous, while
 others are not annoyed by it. It is presumed that, with little practice. th" stenographers will soon become
 used to it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
Beein 1906 Physioloeically

Say to yourself that this year above all others you are going to look atter your health, wealth. happiness and long life in physiological manner, ana if you do mark well our saying that when 1907 arrives you'll thank your stars you spent little of your precl- Ous time in reading our ad Say, did you ever take notice of the Hundreds yes, thousands of people, who on Jan nary l, swear off, drinking the lnfer- nal stuff that intoxicates them. how quickly most of them break out and go at it worse than ever. Well. do you know sometimes they are not to blame. because the tea and coffee which they are compelled to drink 1t home is enough to drive man 10 drink. Yes sir we know it for fact. where men would go direct after tneir square mear' and get drink or that awful stuff called beer, when II they were served some of the good, nice tasting tea or coffee i've mean the quality we selD they would never think of the foamy glass. and oh, now much they could save in single year if they would conflne their drinks 10 our quality. Remember if you don [ purchase at our store, we are not ac- countable for what you buy elsewhere because we know there is lots of cheap trash sold for good tea and coffee. Why. the board of charities won [ pay over or 10 cents per pound for coffee to be served to the poor people and what under heavens can they ex- pect for that price? But. remember. we sell the good quality at a reason able price and this week we give a we'll made seventeen inch coal bod with one pound of baking powder, 4o cents per pound, at
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
Penn. Mdse. Co. ,
 ifs EAST MAIN ST.
WAGNER

Is going to take inventory, but how |? He don't have time, ain't got the room. If you are wise, you will help us out. Offerings for the next 15 Days.
 6inch Stillson wrench, 59c: 10 inch and 14 inch Stillson. ? for S1S9. Armstrong Stock and dies to 1 inch, s3.9S: Keen Kutter Saws. S1.49: Diston Brand Saw. s1.19: set of Stanley Iron Plans. Nos. ?. , and [, at S4.9S. I will put up Linsey Light complete. this sale at 59c: no charge for labor. The just as good for 35c.
 CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH. I. J. J.Magner &CO.
 Sl EAST MAIN ST.
 Phone, 2S62.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
,prtusr-Ia churrh Earned

SPRINGFIELD Mas Jan 4-The Highland BzF-zz- ck-reh. fn State street. was burnei here last nig5t- and a ssab5e adSazaz1z vas destroyed Th-@~ srsrea were PA2-d i1 i1 rhe rlazsar churcA bg- were rssc1>1 hT rkMr erUradeA