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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

m6dioo, suxiliado por 81 praeticante
Gegnst. le practic6 10 autopsia.
Ell Tribunal Supreme sonnrmd
sn senteneia do hoy, sl rscurso ds
CertioraH sstab'ecido por el Banco
Territorial y Agricola contra prose
dimientos dc ls Corte do Distrito d.
Humacao en- sl pleito dc los sefiorei
Cintr6n Hermanos.
Fl informe del Tribunal 90 del jue,
ponente On dicha causa sefior Her
nandez.
-Ha regresAdo de su visie & Pom.
CO, On donde estuvo por una corta
tsmporads, nusstro amigo , sorrsli.
gionario don Manuel Palacios Sala.
ear.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado- Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO IL.
SAN JUSTO IL.

In distipgaida familia Palmer,
dc csta ciudad, ha traslado 81 domi
clio al vecino barrio do Hato Rsy.
En- 10 cAlle San Andres, dc Puer-
to de Terra, 90 dieron principle &
obras de raparsei6n, abandonzndolas
despu6s: Con eato no 20 ha hacho
otra cosa que perdsr dinero, puss los
sguas de sstos dfss han desparfeceio
nado tods la obrs &C msr ada. Lila.
mamos IL atenei6n del Ingenisro do 10
ciudad.
H IN pasado & conocimiento de
10 sscci6n seganda de 10 Corts do Dis.
trito do San Juan, los siguientes asun.
tos: Ocho plsitos civilsa on que o. par
TO el pueblo dc Puerto Rico. veints )
dos pleitos On spelaci6n, estorce eau.
sas eriminales por delitos graves; J
veints , sells apelaeiones crimiualsi
por dslitos MEMORIES.
~-Durants ID auseneia del Super
visor dc Prisiones sefIor Oamulias a N
embarc6 hoy para los Essados Uni.
dos, qusdarA al frsnte do dtcho depar
tamento sl sehor Nogueras.
r-Ss anuuciA>en Carolina un bal
le de sociedad para el pr6xlmo do
mipgo de PAscuas.
-En 10 iglesia dc San Franchises
90 eelebrarAn CON gran solemnida,
los cultos de Semana Santa.
-Anochs promovi6ss un alborot,
on el oafetin do IL ca'le del Sol 10S,
cAusa do una gsrata habida entr
Lucas Cruz y Virgllio Cordero. De
nunciado el hecho por 10 policia
Cruz fa6 castigado & pagar S dollar
dc multa.
/ Para mafiana mi6reoles, 90 b
aefialado On el Tribunal Supreme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
BIBL1oTECA DE .LA DEMoCRACtA,
-El baron Saval.
Yl6Adi6:

I6Adi6
- 81 se6or duque de Servigny.
Ell primer salon estaba eno de mujers Lo prmero que
ve pechos denudos coronado veaos IN snto
thilones
La dueha cas qua hbaba con tres amiga 90 voIvi6
msgeuoamentsy 90 adelan6 gracioso eegae ade
man.
So frents estrecha muy bs eaba encuadrada DOR ups
epes cAbelerA negra lucente ca apaba Ice Eene
Era alts. demasiAdo quzSs POGO madura pero
moy bl de una belezs peaAda csda, podero B,o aQue
CAsco de pelo haCia SOFIA sonrei hcta merioa
mente deesbe ucfan dos oio e,orme negos ambikn La
narE era fu Ia boc grane ssductOr hecha para hab
seducir.
Su encAnto meior residA On a vox Brotaba de acues
boca como de mAnAnta tan natural gera tan ben tim
brada tan Glars cue 90 gozAba csmente oy6ndo Era uns
algeria lo cdos escuhar squH pabrs que sursan agra
aquellos hermoaos labos demaaialo roos quizS
Tendi6 Servgny que ID bes6, desndo que el
abanico cogA de una caden de arg6 otra Savs d.
ciendole:
Sed benvenido baron; odos os amigos del duque ,sskn
iqui en-
Despu6s @ brIante mirada en- 81 ooOso qus e presen.
ban En- abo superior tena eve boao que notaba mas
ahabtr Ola ben con oor fuee de Am6rica de lao ndas
Entrab.n otra personas mrqueses condos principles
Dllo SerVgny con graca maternal:
-AnContrArA uated mi hA ell otro salon DiVieranse
uGtedep cabAeros; estSn casa.
Les abandon6 r al de los nuvos iuvsdos
pzsndo Saval una de oadss que dan Las musres para
hacer comprender que sc les ha IgradadO
Ssrvgpy tom6 del buzo q So amigo.
-Te voy guar, dio, Aqu e tempo de Iss mujsEss
de carne resca Son obetos de lance que vaen tsno
como nuevoa mas; 90 aouiler Ia
izquierda e iuego temple del dnero Va conoces esto
AIN % baia es e mplo de inocenca e merado de Las mu
chachs aanturo ALI donde expons On todos sendos
sproducto dc eaas hora Ha 90 cOnlenira unOnes s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
YVE.E.T

gunarIo Quier Hemo poc6n de dAburas en- e campc
Cfeyo Servgny yer una promeaa On sonrisa advnar
una intenci6n en-
Eptoncea Ia marquesa miro con sus oj,z:s SAvaI:
y uated amb6n, bar6n9
50 sonrsa dudoaa. Ell 90 incIin6
Tend. IN gran placer en- elo seGora
Yvete murmur6 malca candida p6rRda.
-Vsmos escsndaizara todos On 10 quina: verdad An
guila4 Que rAbie mi regimiento
con oeada indcaba varios hombres que les obssr
vaban desde leios.
Ssrvigny contest6:
Como uated quera, seGorta
Sava pregunt6:
-Por que 10 WGorita llama siempre ,Augula mi amigo
Serviguyl
L. ioven tom6 aspecto csndido:
-Pofque deslzA aempre de- entire las mancs Cuando
una cree hAberlo atrspado, 70 esM leios.
msrquea pronunci6 con tono distrsido, ,igundo vs
bemente otro pensamnto, sin 10 CLOS de SlvA
Que demono de muchachos
Yvette 90 enfad6
E. ue.Oy frncAl AnguIa Gusa 'smpre se me
escapa % fsstidiO.o
ServigDy salud6 profundsmente
NO escapaYe mas seforita; ri de da nj de noche
Ella hzo sdemkn de miedo
nOlestAria.
S'ryigny preQ0nt6 con mDsr'insnci':
ella cOutes6 con trsnQulA audacis:
--Porque no debe estar ued elegnte medic vestr
La marques exclam6.
-DiCen enormd,des No lee cr,o inoCentes hasta tai
puDto
Ssrvigny en- tono burl6p, lf.di6
Lo mi'mo cree, narquesa.
Yvette 6i6 la mirsdA 81 dijo sCeno aknero:
r-AcabA de c0meter RroIes e demaaiado
hndo hace una temporadA.
vOvendose ham6:
-CaballerO. veDGs sdefeDderme. me inSulta.
10 hombre velsnsdO Alto de movmiento ntc, % acerc6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

Anoehs hubo lleno en- el Cine
mat6grsfo. RssultAron del sgrado
del rdSico las nusvAs vistas <Ua bal
TO fragile, sDesfile de soldados espa
ioles, sRaffIes 8 cabsllero ladr6n >
Para sstA nochs hs circulado un
variado progrsma: aden IL do aque'
Has tres vlstas apl .udidas 10 exhibi'
ran estas ot.as' ct absisdores de mi
nas, <El hombrs Dloas, <BAnos do CO.
balios y ss'tos de barreras,, y clos
pequefios vagsbundoss.
Hoy Sc ausent6 hacia los Esta-
dos Unidos On uso do licepcia Mr..
Haessbar'h, Superb tsndente dc Carl
dad. Permsneesra en- la mesr6poii
cuatro semanss.
--Anochs oeurri6 un pequeio dis
turbio en- Arroyo, entire 10 policfa ,
tres empleados del vapor <Donee, !,
trabindose una lucha cuerpo 4 cusrpo
entire una y otros.
Fueron detentdos, y en- 10 madru
gada 90 fugsron del dep6sito municl
pal, logrando ser cspturado uno d,
| eilos.
RI csbo de 10 policis Torres pus.
el hscho On conoeimiento del jusx mu
nicipal, quien orden6 10 dstspci6n d
dieh, individu0.
Vsrios espiritistas de ssta ciu
dad preparsn un manifesto que circu
lara On esta semans, llamando In ater
ci6n de los autoridades y dc 10 Juns
Superior dc Sanidad sobre el hech
de que ex'sten individuos on 10 isl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
sECC|oN MERCANT|L
Notas (omeTeIa|es Dc San Juan

Ultimas operacioneads azdear:
SO 32i polarization garantizada'
Accl0nes j
Banco de Pto. Rico 9 % ki3.
Baneo Territorial. 9 16} & 1s.
Banso Popular. e1o all.
Buques anuncIados
Vspor espafiol Catalina. Sali6
dc Barcelona para esta el 30 ppdo.
vspor espan l<Porto Ricos, sali6
do Cerrfs el dia 20 del ppdo. para
este puerto.
Vapor espsflol <Conds W.feedo,,
saldra de Barcelona sl Is del eorrisn
10 para este puerto cen sus escalas del
MediterI aceo y Canarias.
vapor americana <Coam-s. Sali6
el del corriente del corrients de New
York para 9sts.
I0anaYOn puerto
vapores sPorto Ricos J evascos'
Goletas sMsysgu:zs, sSan Mi
gaels y sMsy F.twrs
So habsltaron de saIda.
Vapor americana <CaYolins ,.
Para N. York.
Goleta americana sSamuel Fl.
Hathwsys para Boston con $500 bArri'
lee mielss.
Goletas sJoven Naurina9, sGui'
llermitos y sMaria Artaus..
Buques on puerto
TRAvsE1A
sMaior Piehands, dsseargAndo
sChss Lorings deseargando
sAlics Bosbys descargando
<Robert Il. Har Cobys dsscargande
sCayo Gitsnos descargsndo
SLuidas descargsndo
COSTANEROS
sDos Rsrmanoss Fsiardo
<Petras Nsguabo
sEncarnaci6us pendiente
sDoloresS descargando
<Elenas descargando
<ProgresoS Yabucoa
cana Maria, Nsguabo
<May Flowers pendients
sSan Miguels Fajardo
<Mayaesezanas descarrando
<Isabelas pendiente
<Carmelitas pendients
| Gala R.ancas pendisnte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

SUMARIO O-Funci6n del Cinemat6grafo. Mr. Haese-
barth Estados Unidos -Disturbio en- Arroyo.-Ma.
nhesto esprltista.-Jugada sorprendida. a.-Detenci6n
frmada -Carrera universitaria -Registro civil -Des
graca la bahia Arresto.- Confereucia -Otras no.
ticias einteres general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

frseIos MIN dc los artieuIos
que 80 detaIIan on
alma0enes
Aroess do partido & Jap6n dc
eHkb.
Idsm valsaciano de s6i q 9 Id. Id.
Aios de 30 stvs. & 50.
Jamonss e9l 10.
Qussos Amsss.a s16 Patagrka 20.
Toeino, . II . l7l.
sardinas anmadas Q 16 eentavos.
Jab6n, e4a & IS Rocamora
americana. s31 ~.
Pasta del pals ta.
kantssa oct & o. ca ! y On latas
As q { 10.
Harina do ~ . est.
Habiohuelas Amsrisanas soloradas
lGegas s5i . sSt.
GArbapxos s4l -
Dasalao s5ia6
Oehollas al 90.
Manteq uillai do e1s Q 10
Pspas smsrisanas s1.90 q 2.
T8Gio 81 80.
Lechs eondensada sAguilas { s6
Id Id sCrux RojaS e5
Id Id <Asgnolias s4i
DEL PALS
As6sar para el sonsumoi
Hassabsdo slaro dc e3l . "a.
Dc misl slaro $3.50.
Csntrffuga slaro do - AeS
Amsrisana do 81 1sss1.
De Ponce s4i~A n.
Ron 80 grades Cartier & sl.so ssn.
svns gallon pagados h. Intsrnss.
kAix Q LEO.
Tabaco, nominal.
PrscIos do cempra
Almid6n Q s2.5o
Algod6n de s Q $50.
cosos de Is . Is millar.
Ousros dulees e1S
9ebo do res ~.
Cats sorrisnts do 90 G10t.
Cambl0s o0rrIentes
k0ndres cheek Q 4.S8
Paris a u d.
Hamburgo 24s
New York par 9
Espsfa edtv 1s pS
C6daIas hlpotecarlas
Bauco Tsrrit3rlal y Ayets>la s5S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

tHe loins and a weak. miserable feel. ing that sometimes unfitted me for housework. l often felt bad enough to go to bed and 1t was only my am bition that kept me up and around. l found nothing to relieve me until ! got Doan's Kidney Pills at the H. W. Lake Drug Co. began using them and in time they cured me. have had no return of the trouble since. ! have recommended Doan's Kfdney Pills to many Of my friends. and in every case the results have been re- msfkably good
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
A SILENT, UNSEEN FOE.

The most insidious disease that mankind has to fear Is that which at , facks the kidneys. It comes on so si- iently. gains ground SO rapidly, is so destructive. tcat thousands are lost who might have been saved In the be- ginning.
 Signs of kidney trouble come eirher through the back or from the bladder: In backache. or some irregularity of the urine.
 Pain fin the back, dull and heavy. pr sharp and acute. tells you of sick tidneys and warns you of the danger. r dropsy, diabetes or Brighrs dis sase.
 Too frequent passages O, urine. lhin, pale and foamy urine. or e thick, led. fll-smelling urine. fnl. of sediment md scanty or painful of passage. tell rou of serious trouble in the kidneys.
 Don't neglect the early kidney troubles. Cure them while they are pasy to cure. and it will save life of suffering. Use a remedy for the kid heys only-Doan's Kidney Puls. It will quickly right the kidneys and bladder. and drive away the aches snd pains. |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
Rough POngee SILKS

ALL SILK ROUGH PONGEE SILK. 27 INCHES W1DE-In the shades of Alice
 Blue. Reseda Green, Grey, Aid Rose,
 Natural White and Cream. .. Sale Price G7c yd WHITE TAFFETA-An Pure Silk White
 Taffeta Silk, Fine Soft and Lustrous Silk.
 ......................>-... Sale Price 49c yd WHITE WASH SILK-One Yard Wide. White Wash Silk, warranted to wash full 36 inches .,- ar wide. .aas....... Sale Price, 39e' aryd- BLACK TAFFETAS-19 Inch Black Taffeta
 Silk, strong and lustrous every yard
 ranted ................... Sale Price, 50c yd 19 INCH BLACK FRENCH TAFFETA
 High ustre, for gowns and waists, warranted Silk, ........... Sale Price, 6Ic yd 22 INCH BLACK TAFFETA-Every yard
 warranted, Our name woven selvedge...
 ....................... sale Price. 63c yd 19 INCH BLACK PEAU de CYGNE-Soft
 lustrous Silk, warranted, =. Sale Price, 59c yd 24 INCH BLACK ALL-SILK CREPE-DE- $, .......................... Sale Price, I9c a yd g INCH BLACK SPOT PROOF INDIA !. SILK-Warranted Waterproof, Sale Price. 50c a yd BENCH TAFEETALINE-fn all the light
 Shades for slips and linings Sale Price 29c yd REMNANTS OF sILKs-In lenghts of to 12
 yards in light and dark shades, all new goods will be placed on sale at ...........
 ...2O PER CENT OFF THE REGULAR PRICE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
Could Not Identify Little Man.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Charles Le- ", a human half portion, three feet four inches tall, was the subject mat ter of remarkable dispute between three robust women who claimed him as husband in the Essex market court here. In spite of his unique stature and other identification marks Levy was not positively identified as Raph- ael Jerusalemsky by Mrs. Lizzie Jeru- salemsky nor as Raphael Cohen by Mrs. Ida Cohen. Little Philip Jerusa- lemsky. aged nine years. impulsively declared that Levy was his father as soon as he saw him. Yetta Cohen says she gave small man who looks enough like Levy to be his twin s2O0 to marry her last year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

WANTED-An those who want to enjoy the best dinner for zoe in the city to call and see me at my new quarters Quick lunch at all hours Averys. fls West Main ct
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
MINERS MAKE NEW OFFER.
Mitchell Asks For 0perntors' Deci-
 slon by Thnrsday Next.

hfon by Thursuny Nerf.
 wILKESBARllE. Pa. April D. The anthracite miners will hold con ventloa at Scranton next Thursday in order to take action upon the reply Of the operators if any is received to two propositions submitted to President Baer and his associates by the miners
 President Baer. chairman of the op- orators committee. has been sent A telegram from President Mitchell of the miners union intimating that a let ter containing a counter proposition from the miners has been forwarded to him. The telegram asked for an early consideration of the proposition so that the decision Of the operators may be submitted to the miners at their convention on Thursday.
 The dcrisioG to csll a convention of the miners of the three districts was reached at a meeting of the general anthracite scale committee held here. The session was lengthy. sRd. while those who participated were reticent. 1t is known that there was a wide di- verxence of opinion ss to the form of the propositions to be presented to the operators
 President Mitchell made public two propositions. together with s request fOr smother joint conference submitted by the miners scale committee to President Bssr snd his associates. The first proposition ssks for sn increase in wages ringing from 5 to 1s per c>nt- scroriinE to the wages now re- rriveSi The secoad proposition ssks for sn sdvsnce equal to le reafs rer tou upoa the total Vroductioa of the cusI to be added to the wares of en- rlove>s srf spportisned Id sucA per. ss nay he afreHl upsa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
TURNED THEM DOWN
Governor Higgins Declined to
 Receive Hearst Deputation.
KISSES RESOUND AT ALBANY CAPITOL
AnEered at Rebuff, Many Joined In n DemonstratiOn That Almost Ap- proached . Riot - Brackett
 Reads Them a Lecture.

ALBANY, N. r., April Governor Higgins declined to receive deIega- ton of nearly 300 men appointed at a
 meeting held in New York city to pro-
 test to him against the killing of the
 Murphy recount bill The delegation
 was headed by Clarence J. Shearn.
 The delegation then marched upstairs
 and demanded admission to the senate
 lobby. They were refused, but Senator ] Bracket, as chairman of the senate judiciary committee, came out into the 1 hall and surrounded by the crowd, heard several speeches appealing for ! the passage of the recount bill. In re- ply he said his committee had reported the bill and if it came up for a vote I he would vote for it. Many senators, he said, undoubtedly believed that the | existing law gave Mir. Hearst all the opportunity needed for investigation of the election.
 At the meeting in Carnegie hall, New
 York city, where the delegation was appointed, several thousand men, wo-
 men and children cheered the name of
 William R. Hearst and hooted that of
 Mayor Mcclellan. ..
 More than 4.O00 persons were at the meeting and after listening to score of speakers, who denounced the mayor and his followers, they resolved to send delegation to Albany on a special train to register a protest with the members of the legislature.
 Henry Powell, who presided, said that unless the legislature did some thing to aid In giving the people of New York a recount the people would do something next fall that would sur prise the politicians.
 fingered by the refusal of Governor Higgins to receive them and hear their protest, the deputation joined in a demonstration somewhat approaching a riot in the capitol building. One of their acts was in giving three cheers for next Governor Hearst" "Hurrah for w. R. Hearst" in the executive chamber and within twenty feet of the private office where Governor Higgins was at work.
 There were hisses for Higgins and shouts of derision and angry talk.
 Senator Edward Truman Bracket of Saratoga, who is candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, gave the Hearst folks piece of his mind for their disorderiy actions. but finally wound up and assured them in an impromptu speech that he would not oppose bill providing for re- count of the New York election if a measure properly drawn were intro duccd.
 The governor was in his private of flee and in response to request for an audience sent word that he was too busy" The crowd of Hearstites began to-. rgrumblei their dissatisfaction, and finally one of them began to hiss.
 Others joined in. and soon the execu- tive mansion was filled with expres- sions of dissatisfaction and derision.
 The governor declined to make any comment upon the incident.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

MILLINERY-Outng Hats-In Black, White, Red, Navy, Old Rose and Alice Blue, trimmed with wings and quills, in new shapes, roll brims new sailors new turbans and all the desirable shapes, worth $500 and s55o, for SS9S DRESS HATS--In good colors, worth S6OO and $7OO each for ....A................ SfS9 ROSE WREATHS-In White, pink, tea and red with foliage and buds, have been S1.69
 for $125 Saturday BRANCHES OF ROSES-In all -colors, regu lar price 49c for Saturday 33c DIFFERENT STYLES FOIIAGE-That is STRAW POMPOMs-In black, white, Alice Blue, Navy. Old Rose and corn color regu- lar value 9sc, for Saturday 69c
 MEMS SHIRTS. IA SPECIAL SHIRT-Made our plan from the best of material--cut large and full, with attached cuffs, plain and plaited bosoms, coat front, Pinks lavenders, blues and several striking fancies, Goods the ex- elusive haberdasher asks $200 for frS Shirt sl.e5 See them in our yesbule Window. CHINA DEPARTMENT-1O0 piece American porcelain Dinner Sets, Gift band with ini- tal, letters in stock D. E. U. and S., orders for other letters filled in five weeks,
 Special, S1OJO each Set 100 Piece Dinner Sets-Green clover leaf dec oration with gilt, Special S12.9S each 100 Piece Dinner Set-In assorted colors, dec orations, Special, s79S 100 Piece Fine Austrian China Dinner Set In new shapes with heavy gilt border, equal in appearance and wear to French China at # the price, Special $37.5O a Set AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF WALL PAPERS. This new department of instant approval we only expected to slowly work up business in this line-Now in less than three months we do- ing business would have been pleased with at the end of year.
 It only goes to show that Wall Papers as well as Dry Goods, is well selected, well bought and marked at a reasonable price bound to sell. The prices Waterbury People have heretofore paid for this class of merchandise something awful. We have established line of prices, half and sometimes third of the Waterbury schedule. If you want Wall Paper you cannot afford to overlook us. GILT PARLOR PAPER WITH IS INCH FREIzEs-1O patterns, regular 5Oc
 double roll e5c ONE LOT FANCY PAPERS WITH IS INCH BORDERS-Made to sell for 30c
 double roll 1jc SITTING AND BED ROOM PAPERS WITH INCH BORDERS TO MATcH-Good pat terms and papers, regular 2Oc and 25c.
 double roll 1Oc
 ATTENTION HoUsEKEEPERs Every woman with home should be at this store next TUESDAY MORNING.
 See display Monday in South Window.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

Ty q Democrat -sa. S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

WANTED-Ths people to know i, they have not s1 for a ton Of co@I
 they can get big bag Of Otto Coke from their grocer for a dime 1z-I-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
Carnegie Give. cories. ren.

GAMBIER. O.. April 2I.-Andrew Carnegie attended the Edwin NJ. Stan ton day ceremonies here. He was the principal speaker After the ceremo- nies the students had little celebra- tion of their own. Carnegie having had conferred upon him the degree of doctor of laws. they taught him the college yell. "Hi-ka. li-ka. Kenyon, Kenyon. Ken-yon"' Mir. Carnegie had to repeat 1t several tines.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

TO RENT-Nieely furnished room.
 suitable for two men or man and wife. 3s Orange st. 4-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
Waterbury Proof

Mrs Hannah McGowan of 103 Charles street. Waterbury. Conn. gays: "I think well of Deans Kid pey Pills. have used them and can speak from experience. I suffered with my back for a number of years. There vas continuous pain through
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

FOUND-Rosary beads. Inquire a Curtiss & Ways. 56 East Main st and prove property. 4-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
Miscellaneous.

Lafayette st. gold ring. Owner can have same by calling at s23 South Main st. second floor, proving property and paying for adv. 4-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27
LATE WAN TS
WANTED

TAILOR or tailoress wanted at once
 l.. Becker. 2S Exchange pI. 4-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

WANTED-Geese feather beds. im- mediately. Highest cash prices. Ad- dress C. F. Dickinson, General De- livery. Waterbury. 4-1-Im
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-27

WANTED-Smokers to know that if they will drop into r. W. Lucas's cigar store. SIS Bank st. they will find all the favorite brands of ct- sars tobsccos. and a full line of pipes and smokers articles. Cigars by the box speciality. I1-7-Iy
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-12

AND
HORST s HO w.

Not to be outdonc by St. Louis
aud Kansas City, Marshall is
going to have a grand gala week
and elaborate preparations are
being made for the greatest week
ever known in the history Of the
town.
A committee of business men
have already raised sufficient
funds to cover the premium list,
aud there will be several prizes
hung up that will cause the
Horsemen to sit ups take notice.
The premiums being worth while
will attract Horsemeu all over
the state, and in addition Mar
shall can no doubt offer q corn
show, equalled by few towns in
the United States
Merchants will be asked to de-
corate and illuminate their stores
and business houses, and already
have been made applications for
extra current and colorcd lamps.
If the committee succeed, the
town will present a truly carniva
appearance and the several fea-
lures announced should attract
thousands Of out of town people,
and too at a season nj merch-
ants will be mostly benefited
1T is possible the committee will
Secure the grounds now occupied
for hitch-racks and here will be
placed Parker's White City.
Leading from the square down to
che Midway or Pike will be arch
es of flags and lights, making a .
most attractive and inviting en-
trance
Parker's White City, is the
newest idea of the Amusement
King" and offers the most novel
aud expensive feature in summer
amusements.
The entrances are all finished
in white and gold and illuminated
by thousaE DIS Of lights furnished
by their own electric light plant.