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New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad.a .
q taJOSON RIVER RRluROap

NEywY@RlM (5sMERAIL
q taJoSoN RIVER RslLRQSp
Trains leave Grand Central station. 4ed 3.
ano, except the $50 a. m. l.U2. $50. IL so
z m; stop al l25th ST. % minutes later.
buualo--fS-30 -Ss5 5000 a m O2
slO6. s2.04. $3.50. eco. 200. s9. %
$50. 'll.S0 p. m.
Snic9go-pS.45 a. m. s1.O6. $50 81 80
100 500. 500. $3.50. al. 30 p. m
lnaati-s2. GA, $3.50 IS o. 80 30. .sii 81 p m.
ley icy sSyelane-'A-45 . a. m. "l06. $50. IS 90,
e-ou 'e.30. '1l.3O p. m
Solu,n ous-f2.04. $3.50. $500, 90 so .. m.
- ~ - 40 a. m, 'lO6 $50, r6.00.
5S.Vo .. 70, 'll-3O p. m
olanapolis--T2.04 -. 30 sli3o p N.
s1 t5gSeal-fl2.1O. 5S ts-So. fs.45 a. m. 100.
NisgaTa Iralls-ts.so. ss.45 am. 1920 am.
I,oS 'L0e, eco. 500. 40 20. $3.50.
s. L9als-s2 o4. $50, .lLso p. m.
-0'o''1o-7S.S0 m, IS 90, $50. bl1-3o ?. m.
oo- HARnEM DIVISION.
,,,..9 80 a; m and $50 p. m. ex. sunday. to
Fullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket Offices at 149 245, fI5 and 1918
6roao way. % Union So. W. 275 Columbus
AN-. III West 125th St Grand Central and
10th ST Stations New York; 53s and 726
Fulton ST. and 95s Broadway. Brooklyn.
daily. TEX. sun. sex. Mon. bFx. sat
Te'e 'ephone 900 Ssth St" for New York
Central Cab Service. RaPSage checked from
hotel OF residence by Westcott Express.
{ ", =; pALY; y. + FAIRLAMB.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
wrw .FrRSEV CENTRAL,

wrw Fr7SEV CENTRAL.
STATIONS R3SS Ts., LsssT:y as6 81 s. + >. >. R
Tine SHOWN below is -fT from m Liberty q, st
West 80 - leaves 10 minutes earlier, eE-
oep' as noted BY designating MARKS,
~ - $50 MOO. m's.0o so 600,
1900. II. 90. li8o. n'12.oa. 90 20
lSo, = 90, 500. - 100. $500 $50,
m'5 %. 100 $500 800 plC.s0 p NJ.
BALTiMORE AND WASHINGTON.
So 500 $1,000. s'l20-. 2oe. st'4.oo.
EASTWOOD AND LAKl-HURsT-z4.oo
sfg a ". xl-o0, $50. k2 -. a4.15. 90
= ~. Ntl5- SUNDAYS. $50 Q "A A -.
ATLANTIC CTTY-'s.zo A. NJ. xl.Oo, k5.43
LoNE BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GE.oA , tSuncsvs. No. AsnUry Paris
80 go y j. 30 3 q n, n, .;l eEl2 40 10; 20
ooeaa Grove. z4.oo 500 A. N. 400.
Tine tables giving trains 90 EASTON.
CT-T-NE WILE ESBAERL. SCRANTON.
BEADING. HARRISRTRG. T0TT-N-TL LILLE
WILL MSPoRI ond an ether points can
be obtained al foioWlng Offices Liberty 81.
fW.-t 236 ST. Tel 3l44 CheIseal. 6 Asror
House, "a. 80. 1900. 1854 broadway. IS
We-t 259s "a A.. Us West I25th ST. a45
t...mbus Ay. AeH York: Court St.
Ss2 344 Fulton St s7s Nostrand Az.
New York Transfer Co calls for ana checks
tsFcage 20 destination
'Dany. tDaily. except Sunday. psun-
q lFaIi2I cars onty a-H ept Satur-
r-tays only. zF7ror Liberty - o-ly. fDin-
ins ea~ sundays FDining car daily.
From TEeE-y-third Strcet-e12 20 r. NJ.
$50 p n. 5lloo =. N. 1920 p. Ia.
~ BEsr.ER. ". c HOPE.
v:-s-Fres & Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
FIRST TIME OFFrPTD

Personally Conducted Tour-A gentle
man, thoroughly familiar with South and
Central America and their languages. will
conduct a select party OF six or eight on
trip for pleasure business or both. Highest
credentials. Addreys at once, Gonzales.
Box ~ Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
EAG-RyRC-AWERIckN LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLY TH-CHERBOURG- HAMBURG.
- MS vaUia-- Dec. ~ 1 PM fBatay.a- Jan. u
Arn.l1Eal new )Jan.5.S ; AN sPreT or.a. Jan. -
'emits Eherb0urg. fHamh-TE direct.
lT.sTffaes..a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
RAILROADS.
.PIENNSVIL WAMlA
n All II o A ID.

n n ~ ~ "A -
stations foot OF West Twenty-third Street
and Deshrosses and CortlRndt Streets.
EEThe leaving time from Desb brOsSes anu
COrtlandt Streets IS nNe minutes later than
shzi given below for Twenty-third Street
FOR THE WEST.
.7R5a m. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
s955 g. IN. PITTSBURGH DAY EMPRESS.
sl055 q m. TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
1TED--ChicagO. Cincinnati. and 81. Louis.
o. IS p. m. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
sl.55 3 n. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND
ss.55 p n; PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is HOURS TO CHICAGO.
~ Is p. m- CHICAGO LIMITED.
ss.5a p. m. WESTERN ENTREES
s6-25 p M ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
EXPRESS.
7.55 ?. m. PACIFIC EMPRESS.
sG 3 ?. IA CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
NATI EXPRESS.
sF.56 ?, m PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
'l255. 30 c3.2a. ''congressional Linn
hed'). . -25, s4.25. - 20. $50. 9-25 P.
~ n; - 10 night .. sunday. s25. 's =,
Eressional Limited'). s3.25 s4.25. s4.55.
SO. 925 2. M. Il 10 nignt.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-'3-25. AS p.
Iu-, = 10 a. m, daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-"s 25 a. m.
ana 9-25 p. m. daily.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-l225 ?. m. and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
- - II. daily.
cEESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
s755 d. N. week days: "1o.55 a m and
FoR Old POIN- COMFORT and NOR
FOLK 25 g. H. week days and S.55
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 2 m. ana 2.55 ?.
NJ ueeA days: SuEcays. "7-55 8. n.
CAPE HAN.--l2.55 .. IA. week days.
long BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Ocean
,7royel CNorth Asbuly Pax sundays,
sri Point Pleasant. S.a5 a. M. J. =.
- SO ? n nnG 1910 night week
dsys- sundays. - = N. arG 40 p. II.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos. p, "I-55. p. $50. - ., '9.55.
30 $. .1o55. .ll-5' N; Il .. 'l2 ..
- y. '455 $50 IS for NortE PhIla6elphia
,allI. -5.55. "6-25. 6.5S 7.5s = -. : -. -
is55 for North Philadelphia criyb p. IA,
1910 night week davs- Sundays. COS,
's55. s25 80 9.55. stl0.o5. fl0.a5 a
iu y -. 30 81 sfl.55. 80 %. -. 3.55.
- . GFf4 IS for NortL Fhladelphia ouly)
's55. '5.55. '6.25. 5-5f s.25. $50. 0.25
as FOR NJ.th Philadelphia oulsD p n.
p 20 ulIht.
snrlne Ca. Extra fare train.
TiCEet Offices. Noe So. I35s sn6 10 BrCa6-
vay. is FiftA Ave. tbelow 23i St.). 26S
named above. Brooklyn Court Street
s3f Fulton Sect. 479 Nost' apd Ave. 800
B-ca6way, afs- Pennsy lyania Annex sta
zion. The New N0rh Transfer Company
ViI call for and checS baggage from
hotels ano residences through 10 destina-
-sierh7ae ..54a Chulsea" for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Sertf,e.
v " ATTERBTBY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manage. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GFQo. " BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Lackawanna Railrcad

X g. x. II. & HARTFORD T.. 2.
IA rs deuar, from Grand Central station.
- 81 ate srh Ave, az follows FOR
BOSTON gs- -Sew London e. pryv.--f+ 90.
- 900 - 1000 4. -. r. 90.
- f-a1 - 300. a %. 5.o2
".s11 T. = via Wiiiuau.tc-+'S S-'1 A.
X 900 r II VIA Sufd.-f3:14 4. r.,
'-..Os. 400 1850 T. n
Wors'er e. I-itcn-. vla putnam. t3.s5 J, y
c. Ps~r.-..t.r staclzt-lfee lru0X Pitts
fc6 sss4 80 A. = and 1881 y y.
Tickst re:ras al cCranG Central -tf..1n
ltws. - T-rIon Seuarc. ,Is2 Irrih t.e.,
'-sa NrturHrrs Ave. l',73 Nla1.. axe.
rlu ~ I25-h ST. 279s Tif3 A.c IN
br4akI-r. es court ST.. 40 y -itan- ave,
'Larr sEx-ert Sur5svs. 'Stops a. Z "a
zstHrs al l@5ih s. sunday only
-her'nr Car Limited. Has dining car.
ePsrllr ans Steering Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

OCEAN STEAMERS.
OLD DS@lNlON LINE.

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Primers Point and Newport News
Va. connecting for Petersburg Richmond
Virginia Beach. Washington. d. c., and
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 70. n. r.. foot Beach ST.. every week
day at p. IA.
II. B. WALKER
Vice-President and Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
MALLORY sTEAusuTp 20

Tickets to Texas. Colorado. Mexico
New Mex'cn, Arizona. California, Georgia
Florida, AlHtema. etc. ALI. OCEAN
ROUTE TO MIAMI PALM BEACH. Fla.
etc. (via Key Vest. Our booklet
Pocket Guide" free II. II. RAYMOND
Gen. Mgr.. 120 From -. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
TPMOLSTERlNG.

OLD FASHIONED ra2 CARPET. 80 cents per
ward: reliable upEo'=ter.ur; mattresses.
new and rcuaknr: folding beds repaired
a. l. SCHEEiBEK, 3SI Amsterdam ave.
Telephone 4i24-Riyer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

LA VELOCE.''-F Italian Line.
FOR NAPLES AND GENOA
Brasill new twin screw. Jan. 23. Europa
new twin screw. Mar. 2. Cabin, $50 up.
Dining Room on Promenade Deck. BOLOG-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Shop Early; We Close at 9R.M.
Among Our Eost Attractive Holiday Offerings are
High Grade Table Linens
AT ONE-THIRD UNDER YA-UE9

Importation direct
all advancing,
beautiful Table still valuation
their wOrtht exaggeratOn therefore
possible buy
prices
Highest Table Damask Double Damask Cloths
frnw htr
strkingIy yhandson sdesgu being
o
29zx2s ds 2SIns
II yds4. Oh
soon De worth aSO
Shx2 D.
19S WIN ES6n @ be now Tdst s Ss oo sa Of
NAPKINS ts sS y ya 8 INSTEAD INSTEAD Of Of sss 80
.9Sl
IN near tTe
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Last Day UiTt Hints IN
Curtains.
Bed Sets, Couch Covers

BED SETS-FTsnch Nst-laTge
Renaissance centre and border
festooned valancs-bolstsr sham
70 match--value Sz-93 ..-.-.-.---- 3
BED sETs-Irish Point-fuH size
with shams-larze ceutrepiece
and borders-valus SO. 90. .----.-..t ~
BED SET-Arabian Nst-iarss
centre and corner notifs-bordsr cr
wide insertinG-deep valance-oolst-r
10 match--value S8.sS sS......s+s.s...A 81
COUCTI COVERS-Persisn stripe
fringed all arOund-valus .9s----..- 10
COUCH COVERS-Bazdad Stripe-friuged
all around-6O inch--(exrra width
worth S2.9S --.-....----s--'--.' j 10
POPTTERES-Mer Duplex Damssk--
reverse side In contrasting color-msny
combinations-vaIue S11-9s 8. %
Oriental Portieres-rich stripes-heavy
knot fringe-valUs S6.9S -...--.-.-4 %
IERES-Armure Tapestry-sOlid
ana two toned cOlorings-fringed
both ends-value 81 40 = p8
CTRTAINING-Ruf Net-lace ins'tg
and edge inch ruffie-value SO. 21
CTRTAINS-Scotch Lace-f1il width
and lenGth-vaiue Sass. .....---.-.-2 %
CT-RTAINS-Trish POint-wide floral
border-value S5.9S --.-.----....--s3 3 %
CURT&INS-CabIs Net-Renaissancs Js1s
Ins'tgs and COrnerS-valus S6-ss- 4 SS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
rrRNIsHED KogMs 20 Lei.

Single insertions > cents per line. Six
teen words sever times cousecutiveiy 81,
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen days in
The TrbIne's Directory of Desirable
Rooms Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free Of charge, at the Uptown
Office or The NeN-York Tribune. 1864
Broadway, between seth and 3Tth SITS.
CONF OBTAELE, sunny front room: one or
two gentlemen. elevator telephone; mod
crate. ArriaEa. 800 West 124th st
457 WEST ODD ST.-EIeEanuy furnished
rooms: hot cod water; porcelain bath:
tow terms 70 pe~maUeuts; references
co EAST 5NrH ST-ITauds0mely fur
uished. single. suite, baths. steam heat.
electric igrJ, private house; no hoarders.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
sl.25 Imported Worsted suitings

A LITTLE CLEAR UP FROM I9IPORTER-THATS WHYf
If want to delight with really
length Of beautiful
In been
wOolsubdued n
a o theme
inches wide-a Holiday bargain-S125 Imported
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
-a59 All c9r Bloomingdales I;a E;5 20 20 g 5o 1si s.
ERE EXTINGUIsHERs.

= FIRE FXTINGUISHERS and charges
m Fire supplies. Combination Ladder
u Cn 50 PARK Place. Tel. 512I Cort.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
FkLTIYoRH {. orTa 2. 2.

aJl-L .rl., - Lin TRAINS
Every ota+r hour on tie even hour
20 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lave N=w NoIK CITY. 2&l 81. Ilb'y -.
sW ~lTTNt9TJN. SIpers. u go rla l-.u aw
.WAsE LN6ToN. nirer 30 s1r 500 am
'WAcE SGTDN, Diner. $50 aw 10 90 am
sNA@A TNGTpN. Diner 80 aT2 1-.NIn
'WASH NfT9N, Buffet 90 I'm go um
pCN sT5 LTD Di1er. 80 I'm 4 90 pm
'NASHINGTON. Din-r. $50 pm 800 um
sRASEIHGTOA. BureL ESQ pu 200 pa
'raUv
Through Daily Trains 10 're West.
Tel Nc. N0rk CRY 22l ST. LEY -.
CHICAGO. IIITSBI- Re-. 30 ann = 90 avn
CHIC co. C0LT-MBT = II - sw J. nnn
PIT-SHrRG CLEVEBD. 8.a9rm 40 Pm
'!lTISEl ~ LIMIT D. coo Tu 800 pm
fTN- E- LoT-I~ LCT-TST.. 11.-0 TU 80 =r7
C1X siX lI 2 81 % an an let" q" en-. sIa
o--es. 2sF 80 1900 Esozdv.a,. q As,or
Eouse Jos Gree-.y.-ch g - llg2 ~4L7re
" sq1 G-av5 s. Y y. 3s% Fr.tao 81,
Hra-E.y0 Yves 22d s.; and IAhs.ty 8
tffeT t 9 n eepi1E Ca~ Rssa-n.1-;. 7ns
f~6 to Information resa-dins trains. et-..
can tf aH'g'ne7 a Eureau ~ Eu-or-a1ti sa.
g. 28d st Terminal Phone
40 Cta.sos 31ls
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Old GOLD AND SILVER.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions ; cents per line. six
teen words, seven times cOnsecUtiVely 81,
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered Tor a period of fourteen days in
The Trbure's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms Write Tor circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free " charge. az the Uptown
ONCE OF The New York Tribune. 1864
Broadway, between Both ana 37th SITS.
92D ST, 60 WEST.-SeleCt family
single rooms. baths every floor; not
wate. supply, steam heat every room:
table UueNcelIed for quality; special rates
20 desirable families and permanent
guests Tel. I-t9-Piverside.
FURNISHED ROOMS with private
bathroom. not ana cold water. steam heat
elevator ard fote! service; ears TO al parts
q the CITY: cannot hr eCuailed for the
money. THE ROLAND. Park ave and
SS,n L
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
ONE DAY MORE

4 Day of Money Saving Opportunities
ON Christmas Purchases!
Besides offerings quoted below there viii be
CLEARANCE SALES OF HOLIDAY SPECALTES1
Reductions Will be made from hour to hour,
as occasion warrants, until we close, at P n
SUCH GOonS CANNOT BE ADvERTIsEDa
Following are Promised All Day:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

At Last
A Safety Razor
that we recommend. and guarantee
without reservation. to give perfect
satisfaction.
This Best Of It's KiEd Is the
ALTO STROP SAFETY RAZOR
Strops itself perfectly.
Cleaned. stropped. ready 10 shave
without removing blade
Complete. with mn
II blades and strOp -''''''''N'' w
should any buyer desire t' r5,arn
one money viii be refunded Without
@>-a.1stion asasd!
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Kisses SrOadclotn CoaIs
AL the newest colors-pieatsd and ioos.
box eIects-half-tned or lined through
out with quilted satin-coIIars OF vel
vet. Persian Curl or Cloths 20 fs
years-high class styles
1898. 17.OS- 10. .9S. 2S .98
Were Sst9s 70 Ss4.9S
Last Day Specials
N
High Grade Suit Cases
Sole Leather Cases-cOupletciv
ntJed with travellers requisites
" pieces worth Sli"f- .,.-,,, I Z 9S
WiJh quilted satia unips
," p.cc-s -,-.----,.- .-.--.,.... ..-. ~ %
Wi,h Il sterling mounted articles % -
All Specially Low in Prio>
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Gift Seekers spp0rlunity
IN

High Class Fancy Belss
An importers sampIes-remarkabIy riea
and beautiful styles. offered tomorrow
AT HALF PRICE AND LESS.
Ths lot includes finest materials and
designs. such as Cloth OF Gold. r,ca
Silk and specially fine silk EIasti.
Braid in Dresdens. plain co!ors ana
olack-plain. pIeatsd or shirred: width.
up TO eight inch-plain and studded.
majority with front and back buckles
Of most artistic designs-Ross. Roman
and Etruscan finish-round. oval. square
or oblong-neariy all set with Rhine
atnnaa or noLn--.a l...--1-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES would like to ob-
tain situation for man who has been
with him for TWO summers and whom he
can highly recommend; city or country.
Address E. D.. Tribune Uptown Office. 1854
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

NEVWY0RIM (IsMTRAIL
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

In regular way would be 500 TO STov
Each In fancy Christmas BOX. Soia
on special table. near front entrance.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
OFFICE FIXTURES.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MarSChelder Pianos, st Ss ESsf 5sfw5sh 15sh
Broaoway and 5th ave High grade
Pianos at factory prices on easy terms.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

COACHMAN. in private family: expert
enced and careful driver: willing and
obiging: best OF references. CoaChman.
care of swanson. 300 Columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Eight DAYS TO italy

d H IN T 5tsS s AaF4sH &}f5 IS 9s1;2 sPR2E5.
TOURIST BUREAU.
p. Y. Tickets. hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign travel
IraEs IgTS- checks gcCC all over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y Y.
Phone. 1870 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
xeu York Markets.


 FLOUR = Dull, but steady. Minnesota patents. s4.0G l5e. winter straights. Aist Ao. winter extras. cSas-S5; winter pat WHEAf-owlns to biz Argentine ship ments. both Liverpool and domestic wheat markets were considerably lower. the lib eral northwest receipts and good weather also exerted an influence heres July, S9 S,sc,i septesnoer' S.sssss.c .s,.. ,,- Liverpool cables. good weather and sym pathy with wheat were features Of tho lower corn market: July. ssssc-. septem- BrTfER-creamery. extras. per pound. epqEisc: frsfs. i1GlAc.: seconds. isEi6c. held. extras. lsc-: nrsts. isd17c-, seconds. l5c.. renovated. extras. i.i.c-. frtts. lsn lsc.: seconds. l2ai4c.; factory. hrsts. isis1 cHEEsE-oId. state. full cream. large and small colored and white. fancy. ip.c.; good so prime. IslzQise.. common to far. ilai5e n.w; state; tsl srssSa5i s,5 lssss are ss.c-: light skins. bsst. sl4Esse.
 EGGs-Fresh eatAcred- extras. per dor en- lsc. nearby. fresh gathered extra "A TaLLos@-E..y: ijs city. se-. eountry. ss EAY-ss.ady: shlppsns. soesc.: rOod to sTRAw-s..sey: Icus rye sAasc
 BEA~s-SlESst. marrow. rTfs2l1; ne sign1, szssa1E. pea. H-7pS1- n. red kid- WoOL-strzdy. domestic neecs- N1sc.
 HOPs-sfeady. state coEmca to chosce- PsCIne cosst- IseI5c.. lse4 seIic-: eds. ffvE rorITRY-ouse,; ss-s. is-: oss ruosss-s Iec-s sp-i1g chlckezS 1aEc. !. 1.rks fSc. Eee<r. E71lr-
 DRFssTD POULTRY = czs.s: fowls ezsSrr. fawls rhotoe. Ier-. os. fair to ro0d iz-4c cd rc7sters. tNrs roasting 2 rhsrksrs. ctcscs. Ec-. eo-. flair ta gce4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
INQUIRIES

 ANSWERS
C V

l all ages; in France the revolutionists adopted the red cap, and old liberty poles in this country were adorned
 with caps.
 l l.. C.--I cut from a stamped en- lvelope 2-cent stamp that was never used and affixed 1t to an unstamped envelope; the postmaster held it for postage. Was he right? Are stamped envelopes useless when [ wanted for another address than the
 one printed on them?
 l A. If the stamp was on a govern
 ment envelope--printed on, not af- l fixed--it was worthless when cut from the envelopes. You can draw a pen through one address and write another. Government envelopes and postal cards spoiled in addressing. arc
 redeemable at any postoffice at re-
 duced price, in quantities.
 -n-
 B. K.-What was the beginning of 1 the iron industry in America? A. The first recorded discovery of | iron in the United States was in | attempt to manufacture it was in | Virginia in 1919. These works were destroyed by Indians three years later. A blast furnace was built in | Salem, Mass, in 1643. Bog ore was generally used in New England ip colonial days. The first export of bar iron to England was in 1917, and
 the first pig iron in 172S. Until 1720
 Massachusetts was the chief seat of | the iron industry in the colonies. IIl 1750 Pennsylvania became the lead ing producer.
 -H--
 A. J. T.-What materials are used in making cement floors? Please print full directions for making tho | finishing coat CD In making con- crete foundation for wall, how
 many parts of sand to one of Port land cement? What material would be best to put on the joist or sheeth- | ing under a metal roof, to prevent | fire in case the roof gets hot from other burning buildings?
 A. There are as many recipes for | cement as for most anything else. A good floor cement-iS made of live parts of clean, fine gravel with one | part cement; mix in box and make
 1t just damp enough to work well.
 Spread smooth with a spade, about
 two inches thick. and then beat il
 down hard and smooth. For finish
 ing, mix thoroughly one part of
 cement and one part of sand, water
 ing it to the consistency of plaster
 ing mortar. Spread this about hait
 an inch deep on the first coat, smooth. ing with a trowel. CD l am not
 qualified to give expert advice on
 this topic. The opinion of a practi-
 cal builder who knows the details would be a safer guide.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
His Highness of Baroda Sails.

LIVERPOOL, May 5.-His highness the gaekwar of Baroda and his wife and daughter sailed on the White Star steamer Celtic for New York today. The maharajah, who ranks all the na- tive Indian princes, will tour the Unit ed States and Canada to study the civ ilization that is so much younger than his native India.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
THAT ONE WEAK SPOT.

Kidney sickness robs the back of all its power and strength. It's hard to lift. to stoop or straighten, and even to get up from chair.
 This indescribable weakness of the back, the endless dull aching that goes with 1t. are never-failing symptoms of kidney complaint. A bad back is Ma lures signal of distress. call for help from the kidneys. The aching tells of dangerous congestion that robs the Kidneys of their blood Altering power, or painful. wasting inflammation. There Is immediate neci for Doan's Kidney Pills. to relieve the pain and heal the diseased Kidneys. to ward on more fatal and painful disorders.
 Healthf Kidneys keep you we'll by keeping the blood pure. Sick kidneys keep you sick by failing to purify the blood. This Is the cause of many forms of rheumatism. neuralgia and gout: of such nervous troubles as headache. irritability. dizzy spells. de pression: of paipitation of the heart. stomach troubles. liver complaint: of ia grippe. colds. chiIis: of half the eches and Ills of humanity.
 Learn to keep the kidneys well. Doan's Kidney Pills will do 1t for you. Grateful residents of this city testffy, Their statements prove 1t to you.
 WATERBURY PROOF.
 Samuel strouth. wire worker. of ss7 South Main street. Waterbury. Conn. says: q had doctored for my kidneys and back for a long while Ny trouble vas a dull aching through the loins and kidneys. could not rest we'll at night and would turn and twist to try to find some easy po-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
TO EUROPE

Those intending to take trip abroad this summer. or who contem- plate sending tickets to relatives or friends. should make arrangements as soon ss possible. as all steamers are filling up rapidly Prices the szue as in the compz1yis offices For further particulars apply to
 MRS JOHN RYAN.
 s9T North Main Ss. Or, IT. r. CARNODT- ss North Main St 5-5-7
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05

sition. but could not During the day 1t hurt me while I was at work. no matter if I stood or sat or tried to favor my back in any way. Often I could hardly get home and had to keep my hands against the small of my back on account of the lameness. sharp shooting pains would catch
 me sometimes in one place and some times in another A friend having advised me to try Deans Kidney Pills sent for a box to the H. w. Lake Drug Co. and the very next day after I began using them I felt a IIt- tie better kept on with the treat ment until entirely cured. have had no trouble with my back since"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cio.inx stock Quotations.

Money on call firm at per cent: prime mercantile paper, 5lx0e per cent; ex- changes. sisa. .5as, ,l73: balances. s1I.Ti3576.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05

Dry.-Please print recipe for orange punch.
 A. Boil pound of sugar with the grated yellow rind of an orange in a pint of water for about five minutes, then take from the fire and strain. add the juice of three oranges and two lemons and set aside to cooi. When ready to serve add a pint Of shaved ice and a quart of water.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05

T. J. I.-Please state how dis. charged soldier can homestead land in Arkansas. CD How can l make the mane of my horse grow?
 A. State your wants to the land office at either Little Rock, Camden or Harrison. (2) You can improve it by trimming and thorough brush ing. Whether it will grow material ly depends upon many things.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05

WANTED-Smokers to know that if they will drop into F. w. Lucas's cigar store, 315 Bank st, they will find all the favorite brands of ci. gars tobaccos, and full line or pipes and smokers articles. Cigars by the box a speciality. 11-7-ly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05

Mattie.-what is meant by Hob sons choice?"
 A. It means a choice made from necessity. The saying is said 10 have had it's origin in the seventeenth cen tury at Cambridge, England. A man named Tobias Hobson kept livery stable, and his customers were re- auired to take in turn the horse near est the stable door. In this way Lo favoritism was shown. everyone being treated alike.