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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10
Will Miss Him.

Lakota Herald: w. B. Wood, one of
the proprietors of the Hotel Dacota at
Grand Forks, died Tuesday of Apo
plexy. Mr.. Wood was one of the prom
inent men of the state, true to his
friends, and one of the most genial
men on earth. Grand Forks will miss
him in a business way, but his large
circle of friends will mourn most his
untimely taking off.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10
Meet at Fargo.

The members of the Red River VAL
dew Development and Immigrant as
ISOLATION are planning to hold meet
ing at Fargo the first part of next
month. The object of this meeting
will be to complete the arrangements
for the campaign of publicity of the
Red River Valley.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10
WILL SENTENCE PRISONERS
Judge Fisk Has Set Saturday of This
Week as Date for Doing This
JOb-Several on List

Judge Fisk has set Saturday, Dec.
Is, as the date for the sentencing of
several prisoners convicted at this
term of court. There will be several
sentences to be handed out by the
judge, and with convictions made this
week, the population of Warden
Bouchers home will be increased. 1t
is not expected that any very long
sentences will be given out, as the
men convicted were all found guilty
of misdemeanors.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10
THE DUNKARDS TO DECIDE
A Number of the Cities in Northern
Part Of the State Are Looking
for Its Location.

There will be meeting of the
Dunkard college board on Dec. II, at
which time location will be decided
upon. Several cities are making a
determined effort to secure the COL
lege. Rock Lake, one of the smaller
towns, has offered $4,000 for the
location of the institution at their
city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10
PLUMMER SERVED LONG time
Bailiff Has Served in the Federal
Court Of North Dakota Ever Since
It Was Opened.

Frank Plummer. the colored bailiff
of the United States district court has
been with the federal court of North
Dakota since the first session, which
was held in Fargo thirty-three years
ago and he has served in that capacity
continually ever since In the federal
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10
They Hold a Session in Devils Lake
Business Matters Were
DisDOsed OF.

The militia board of the state con-
sisting Of Adjutant General Creel, Col
onel Trueman and Captain Boyd met
in Devils Lake to close up their affairs
for the past year concerning the mil
itla grounds near Devils Lake. In its
report to the governor the board sug-
gests that the forthcoming legislature
make an appropriation for identifying
this magnificent domain donated to the
state by the government. The general
impression is that these grounds,
which are valued at 100000, were set
aside by the state for militia purposes
alone. This is erroneous. In this bill
which passed congress donating these
grounds to the state 1t is stipulated
that the state Is to use the same first
for militia encampments; second, for
public park, and third, for other
purposes. All the revenue derived
from the sale of wood from this reser-
walton has been turned over TO the
state, and large share of it has
gone into the general fund. The state
has neglected to comply with the pro-
visions of the bill donating the land
in creating public park, and 1t is
hoped the forthcoming legislature will
take this matter up.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10
OPEN THE RINK TONIGHT

Skating Emporium on Belmont Avenue
Is Complete-Band Will Attend and
Big Time Expected.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-10

The Belmont avenue ice rink will be
opened this evening, and preparations
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
PLAN Que SER PRE-
seniadO a Ia CO.
mission Postal.
Idea due Sc dehs 4 a Periodical
Publisher S Association.
Be1sfICl0 que haria rGdueIT muGhO d deficit %
4 latOrresBORdanGIa Do ssgania eIass,

y
Muy pronto ser6 presentado IN plan 4
la Comisi6n Postal que se halla ahora in
vestigando baio Ia direction del Congress-.
las reglas que deben regir & Ia correspon-
dencia de segunda class, para saber 81 la
classification de 6sta 'sdeberfa ser basada en-
una diferencia practiea mas bien que
ideal.
Es nm plan para arTeglaT las controver-
sias acerca de Ia clasifeaci6n que hace lar
go tempo turban 81 Departments de Co
rEeo.
Este plan ocuparS 81 sitio de Ia PROPOSE
ci6n del DepaTtamento, Cen donde quiera
denunciada caluFosamente) de combinar
las classes de correspondence segunda y
tercera en- una tarifa iguaI de cuatro CEN
taYos Ia libra.
La suggestion de esta idea viene de Ia
Periodical Publishers Association" una
organization de editores de reviptas y Pc
Ei6dicos, Representatives. de todos los peri6-
dicos prominentes de los Entados Unidos.
En- efecto, Ia Comisi6n recomienda al
Congress- la creaci6n de nm tribunal postal
permanents en- 81 ramo de IL Comisi6n de
Comercio Inferior, para intervenir en- los
problemas de classification postal, como
hay otra Comisi6n que Intervene en- las
tarifas de farrocarriles
La COmisi6n esa, Be aseguFa que fiarfa
rapidamente todaB las diferencias que aho-
Fa causan tanto disgusto entire el Departa-
mento y los editores, y al mismo tempo
harfa desaparecer Ia correspondence de
ssgunda clase que muchaB veces para como
peri6dicos no siendo realmente mas que
medios gratuitos de hacsr circular anun.
clos.
81 efecto de tai beneicio haria reducir
mucho 81 deficit de Ia correspondence de
segunda clase destYuirfa cualquiera idea
de aumentar Ia tarifa de @sta.
La "PnbliBher's Association propone
que Ia Comisi6n que SO nombre sea com.
puesta de tres miembros. uno de los cuales
deberfa estaF famiIiarizado con los nego-
clos de publicacicnes La Comisi6n de.
berS tener jurisdiction en- todos los asuntos
de Classification postal, con una instancia
soiamente ante Ia Corte de Circuito de los
Estados Unidos
Tendr6 Ia Comisi6n 81 derecho de negar
el uBo del correo 8 los vioIadoreg de las
Tegias , de pasar todas las peticiones para
la admission 4 los privilegios de la CORES
pondencia de segunda clase.
Con semejante Comisi6n para sacaE
fuera q los que faltan I'll reglamento postal,
cree la Asociaci6u que la tarifa presente
para la corresPondencia de segunda Clase
continuarfa, 4 exception de las muestras
gratis de publicaciones peri6dicas.
El plan ha sido presentado ya las
sutoridadeS postales es probable que
tenga la sanction de estas.
81 la omission 10 acepta, sera probable
mente promulgada como ley en- Ia session
pr6xima del Congreso, acabando asi para
slemPre las molestiaB del DepaTtamento de
Correos en- 10 que se refiere las tarifas
de la correspondence de segunda clase.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24

-Manana ceIebrar6 session 81 ConssjO
Executive.
Ell secretario del comitk ejecntivo or
ganizador para la velada que Be celebr6 q
benefcio dc Ia familia de Duchegne, ha
dado las gracias mas expresivas al coronel
Hamin por la cooperation que prestara
dicho acto, facilitando galantemente la
banda de Ia policfa insulaT.
Carlos Rivera, vecino de Carolina,
da cuenta Ia policfa de que en- la noche
del sSbado desapareci6 Ell nino Sabine
Rivera, de color mulato, 13 amos de edad,
oios negroB, pelo Tizo, viste de drill color
muago, sombrero de pafo negro y descal-
20. Va acompafiado de OTTO muchacho
de color moreno, mas alto que el.
Emilia Rivera ha solioitado del de-
partamento de obras pdblicas permiso para
conAtruir una casa en- la carretera no. 8,
kil6metro 3S.
Victor Cede1o Gonzalez, despues de.
haber terminado en- Ia c6rcel de Guayama
la condena de tres meses por 81 delito COM
ira Ia justicia p6bIica tiene que Bufrir tres
meges y diez dfas mas poF acometimiento y
aggression.
lei senior Glen Edwards, Buperin-
tendente de las escuelas pdbliCaa de San
Juan, eat6 trasladando su ofcina Ia calle
del Cristo no. Is bajos. Es an local amplio
que ofrece comodidades.
Con motive de haber desembarcado,
aver y hoy, parte de las dotaciones de los
dos barcaos de guerra suTtoB en- el puer-
to, not6se moVfmiento en- Is Ciudad, sobre
todo en- los CAFES y restaurants FL ma
yor orden rein6 en- ID Ciudad.
Anoche He celebr6 un meeting repu-
blicano en- Ia plaza s'Col6n."
Apenas terminada Is composici6n de-
Ii plaza de San jose, ha sido "a tOmada
para columna mingitoria y tertulias de-
traBnochadoreA
Ell marino Pedro Olivera que % en-
contraba detenido en- Ia C6rcel de Ponce
ha preatado Ia corresp esp0ndiente fianza para
permanacaE ca ibertad provisional
Hoy sa ver6 ca 81 Tribunal Supreme
el injunctiOn presantado por 81 abogado
Benitez CastafioR pidiendo la suspension
del padr6n municipal que iniCi6 81 Ayun-
tamiento de esta Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
s. MElanda Z IMls

Una finca rtstica, compuesta dc $50
cuerdae prOpias para siembras de c1as,
frutOg menOres, tabac0, chinaa etc. esC.
Tlene casa habitaci6n, apafatOs antiques
para Ia elaboration de azlcaE y exeelente
aqua potable. Esta situadaa Orillas de Is
caTreteTa de AguadlllR 8 Isabella 40 n11a
nutos de la pEin1eFa pOblacl6n.
Para mas informed I,Tia IN, Maisonaga
ARuadllN, VaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24

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for do sl g1egd ddv danql yd near ina enc
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rcot cono ud t va gi s gn Ono
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rsann ncns naad dr pd fuja E
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
Los Andes tembIandO.

New YORK; Otubre p. M.
toda rdbca del Ecuador pnco los ~ b
res de TERRA.
Cuayaquit
pequenos pando
euegoco ngrani nansidad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
AsesinatOs en- Moscow.

New YokO %, L3O M.
Petesbngo
IA tTopasd de- guarnid6n dcha Cudad.
pdni las familas terrible
cuos odcoB
paiEano
emStr
la Etuaci6n grave IN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
Eerrer enfern1O.

New Ocub1e "a 1.30 p M
Madrid
dio de Mateo Morrap, halase
CIee egue exing de 16 preside
impuieran.
u inforuno arepentido de las ideas profsa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
CABLEGRAMAS
Des6rdenes en- Valencia.
gen York octobre q. 1.3O 3. n.


de las
eli
pab del Obpo
yetodi6 lugar6 6un choque inervenir la polcfa
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24
No Hay DoIOr de Cabeza nj Neuralgia
nor Fues Antigua que sea que Ressta "a ccon Bsnsea
cURA De STEARNS

Cuando Vd atormentado de
dolores negcos posan el sistema po
conocdas bajo nombre Ca de ss Doo de Cabeza
depejando cabeza mgando rapdez
aquellos Iatidos dolorosos.
por Cura de Sea provenga dcho door de vas
exeesvas dgesvo afeccones nervos de
trabajo ffsico, cabo de temperature,
originates por agn estado febrl del ORGANISING smple
mente un dolor neuragco.
Deby cudado conas macones desechar todas
aqueas cue even nobre Steans Headache
relieve cajita r6o rma na roia
adeno circular nsccones xtensas e de las
PrOcdrese on BOteas
FREDERICK sTEARNS cIA.
Fsbrcane, de PrOductOs ouimicOs FarmaOsuioes
naTaolT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-24

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papaI de Pc
ri6dico vieio s 900 quintal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
OAKVlLLE HAPPENINGS


 Orastus Hubbell has resumed his duties at Smiths factory, after a weeks illness.
 G. w. Gordon, operator at the Branch junction, has taken a similar position in Derby, and will take up his new location next week. It will be of interest to local resi- dents to learn that large manufactur- ing concern is soon to be erected near Browns station. The concern will b., known as the Waterbury Metal Co.,. They are to begin building in the near future and will start with about sixty hands. tet V. J. Brennan has entered the em- ploy of the Oakville Co.
 Chester Atwood's valuable dog wenS mad yesterday, wandered over tc Northfield and bit COW belonging to farmer of that place. The animal is still at large.
 Fred Cables has given up his posi- ton here.
 H. B. Russell is entertaining his sis ter, Lillian, of Orange.
 The recent sickness of Winifred Flannigan of Newton Heights has de veloped into scarlet fever.
 The Rev and Mrs Rees are 10 go housekeeping in Joseph Baird's house on Knobshin.a-
 Winner Peek, who recently moved here from Watertown, is moving his family to Waterbury today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
Suburban News:
NATERvlLLE.

Regular meeting of Watervillc En- zine company No l tonight at 8 o'clock. Service at St Paul's at 7:3O p. m. Rev F. D. Buckley of Waterbury will of6ciate. Prayer meeting at Grace M. E. church tonight at 7:45.
 F. W. Wheeler has purchased the Bacon property and will occupy it about April l. Superintendent Potts of the Row. bottom Machine Co has purchased the Gates property on Sheffield street.
 Fred Hurd has returned from trip to Thomaston.
 Mrs Arthur Bright is quite i'll at her home on High street.
 Truckman Lane is moving Frank Dennison's household effects from Mil. ton to-day.
 A son has been born to MT and Ms Joseph Wells on Thomaston avenue.
 The Elm basketball team defeated the Union City team 12 to Il Wednes day night.
 The special pool match did not ma terialize last evening at Blackman's pool rooms.
 Choir rehearsal tomorrow evening at St Paul's.
 Mems club meets tonight at the par ish hall at 7:45.
 Mrs Frank Caden died at her home on Berbecker avenue yesterday morn ing at o'clock. Her husband and four children survive her. Is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
New York Mnrkefs.

FLoUR-Dun and featureless; Mime. sota patents, S30a4.eO; winter straights s3.1yaS.s5; winter extras. s2aa3.2S: winter
 WHEAT = Under liquidation, easy ca. bles. predictions for rain in Kansas and talk of larger Argentine shipments. wheat declined to new low season record: May ss l5-leas7 7-l6c. July. S5s.aS5 I1-l6c.
 BL IT ER-Jreamsry, extras, per pound HaIIzc. CsIercantile Exchange officia quotation. extras, ZscJ: firsts. 2iqlSc.. tras. .lGz1c.: frsts. l9a s0c.; seconds. Ia lsc.; thirds, l5Qisc.: state dairy. tubs, fin est. 25c. ilrsts, 2-Stz4c.: seconds. lSa2c. thirds, Isal1c.
 CHEEsr;-State. full cream. small and large. eoloTed and white. September, fan. cy. 1p4c.: October. best. 15i4dI31.c.. late made. small. average best, lZizc.: large l2lzc.: fair. liizc.: light skins, fall made choice. 1ll.all< .c.; winter made. 10gI011c. part skins. prime. si4asisc.: good. sts1 Sac; common to fair, 1u,}4e.; full skins
 EGlis-state. Pennsylvania and nearby selected. white. fancy. ZlaZ-c.: choice. lsll Dc: mixed, extra. lsizc.; firsts. isc-. west ern, firsts. lsc.: seconds. ifIzIisc.. thirds I5iza1sc-: diriiss. lsll2c:; checks. sal0c. refrigerators. finest. nglSc.: poor to fair
 fALLow-stesdy: city. 5s: country. [
 HkY-s,eady: shipping. sa5oc.: good ts
 STRAM-Guiet: long rye. 55gsSc-
 BEANS-Quiet: marrow. 21e. medium sz90zI0; pea H-2aLs7ls; red kidney, Sz1zisdZs5.
 WoOT-ouiet: domestic fleece. 5dssc.
 HOPS-Dull: state. common to choice Ie6. IlGIsc: isgs. sa1ic.. olds. 5E7c-. Pa cidc coast, 1sS. s0i4c-: 1894 sa1Ic-; oids
 LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. spring. per pound. Iic.: fowls. lJlzc.: roosters. old sl.c: turkeys Isc.s pigeons, per pair, 5lc.
 DRESSED POTLTRY-capons Psila- deiphiz. psr pound. I5az3c-; br0iisrs. pounds per pair and under. Phiizfelphia, dry picked. zff1Sc-s New York and Penn syivznia, ls0Zc-. ehicksnss roasting. pounds per pair ard over. Philsdelphia. drv picked. Is71sc-. New York and Penn. syiEania- Ie1isc-. fowls. Philadelphia dry picked. I5aIzl1c-: cocks. old. dry picked. ard ScaE5ed. 11c-- SgEabs. prime. large, white per dozen Sz91sS. mixed. r-7sSIz; tizrE c -a. cE3is- 5Eexasr-
 DRESSED MEATS-Thers was a rzfhes sIzeE trzse n dressed beef at sTx-9c pes pound for native sides. calves fru9er zf sss1fs1ssc- per pound for cify dre-s4d rsals z-f s9Iffze- for co5l1rrv drEssz1s uuffaE steady al tGlsr- per p.ggn1s lambs zf Ia IIEc- country 6ressAs spring lambs al SSSFs Der carcass. eoEztrv dresse1 hoEs H-rz zt ezzGessc- p-sr poEEd for Es2Fy e Itzt. Usizhts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
Dr. King--Expsrt The Ordinary
 Local Dentist

The S m al 1 dentist does or attempts to do everything - extracts-fll
 crown-bridge a nd m a k Q plates-lle is seldom proh- cient in one branch and never in all.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
WATERFOWL J0TTINGS

Mrs Margaret Breen who has been here on a brief visit with relatives. returned home yesterday.
 wiImer Peek has novel to Water bury.
 Devotfons will be held in St Johns church on Wednesday and Friday ev- enings.
 Mrs Anna Mclean Buckingham re- turref from Hartford last evening
 William T. Manson is harvesting fee from Barlow-s pond
 Henry T. Dayton has returned from IItehfeId-
 Mrs James ISunigzn who has ben visiting with relatives n New Brit ain returned hone yesterday
 There are fvro scholars afflicted with the mumJs at Taffs schOoL
 The Rev q A. Crockett will give bis frSt of ses5es of lerf8reS o0 FrS- day evening at Clrist ehurrh- s<b- jet. Formative Rerisd ef ChdIch Hieo<y.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
Mutual Policy Holder. organize.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The exist ence of Mutual Life policy holders movement of worldwide scope, at the head of which will undoubtedly be Stuyvesant Fish, became known through the exchange of cablegrams by Lord Northcliffe and Mir. Fish. Eff forts are now being made to organize policy holders committee that will be inclusive of all the other policy holders organizations of the Mutual Life throughout the world.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
Q OUR UT INTERVENTION.
Government Preparing For
 Eventualities In China.
PLANSTO SEND 10000 MEN TO MANILA
Should This Country Be Forced to . Act Alone q Port on Chinese Coast May Be Held For
 Indemuffy

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Unit edStates sgovernmenthaspreparedapla plan of armed action in case of an antif0r- eign outbreak in China. Notwithstand- ing official avowals that conditions in the Chinese empire are not such as to cause present alarm or grave appre- hension, the men in charge of the fight ing forces have gone steadily forward, preparing plan of campaign to meet crisis which many of them believe to be imminent.
 It is the intention to send 10000 troops from this country to join 5000 regulars from the Philippines, the con- bined bodies to form the expeditionary forces. It is the belief of the officials who have studied the situation in the east that it will be dangerous to de- plete the Philippine force by more than 5000 men.
 This plan for sending 10000 men to China in case of trouble has been made solely with the view of having Amer ican troops act with the forces of the allied nations whose subjects or citi- zens may be in danger. The war de partment is advised by its experts that to act alone in making successful ad- vance on Picking would require the services of not less than 100000 men and that the dispatch of a smaller force would be to invite disaster.
 Should this coun'ry, however, be forced to act alone, the plans as pre-. pared contemplate a joint movement of the army and navy to seize one of the great Chinese ports, which could be held for indemnity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CIosink Stock Quotations.

Money on call firm at 6 per cent: prim, mercantile paper, 5d5k per cent: ex changes. s39s. .s96Oei; balances, s19.5si,52s. Closing prices:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
Nanchang Magistrate Is Dead.

SHANGHAI, March 2. The Nan chang magistrate who was wounded during a dispute with Catholic mis- sionaries recently, resulting in riot and the killing of number of Catho- lie and Protestant missionaries, is dead. A report said that the magis- trate stabbed himself sooner than en- dure slight alleged to have been in fiicted upon him by the Catholic mis- sionaries. Another report said he was stabbed by a Catholic missionary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
Morei.nd Changed the Records.

ALBANY, N. Y., March 2.-Ructions broke loose in the assembly when in the course of the debate on the appro- priation bill the majority leader, Sher- man Moreland, was forced to admit he had caused the records of the assembly to be, changed without authority. ''i' .l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02

If you are particular, avoid the or dinary dentist; he does inferior work, and always overcharges.
 When you have anything done at Dr Kings you get the services of an expert on that one particular thing. No guessing-No expcri- menting-scientihe work only. When your work IS done you can rest assured that you have had the best dental science can achieve. You suffer no pain-neither are you asked to pay more than a moel- crate price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
KING DENTAL PARI0RS
 @ Bank St. waterbury.
lOlR Nit WI uluG

BefOIe UgEax s-S-s<ss-a sssso4 Bali fers and drugs give ber . orzc1nz 6rfve Es~Iiu.i q good 3o-se and sass coctors sui drug b5Ils Noung msa you n-ss! nsf vat til vo1 -rs marrss1 tie yo1nx Isdy <IH sFprprz2is good tu-rrur We E@r -N~-- Sazis e cssbIe C.. D. PENNEY,
 e SCOvILL STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
live ssork Markets.

CATTLEsuyPIy Ezhr. market steady. cz1ees tFXz
 HOGs-Rece5pss Iieht. market steady rrz-e k-zrfes. E-15U-s ard hrzvT EcEs- e-z f=Ef- Tfxf4 TaTEe-z 5rTe E rEs e asFs5f. reuEtz EEzN
 SHEEP AND LANES -sErsv fsE- rrzrEEf stez6y o- sEeep- sser a h-rz- E@e we-h=rss El5Sks eczzSns Esszs iE, h-ks. EE7a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
Chinese Empress Not Dead.

LONDON, March 2.-The report that the empress dowager of China is dead is denied at the Chinese legation. In late dispatches from Picking there Is no mention of the death of the empress dowager.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02

FuiI ct teath as isE sz f5 EFsf errsuu ss t-5iye wssrE s5 EEi fllfrEgz e Hr. 0ttar fglfrgS sr painless extraction free when sets are ordered. AT VI l-k rzarHaieed
 Ho.rs Ia a tosp u= =gssfsEsIo
 Tc'spho-gs sr-lnscfinzls- LaiIy sften1znis
 EN2minztsgzss ssfiusssS as.I s1vSes free.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02
King and Kaiser to Meet.

LONDON. March liking Edward and Emperor William on their yachts will meet soon at sea or in some port, 1t is announced here. .
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20

ages crime; tramples upon all Law
human and divine: practices polyg.
amy and polyaamoas cohabItation:
desecrates the home; degrades woman
hood, debauches public morals,
strikes at the Christian civilization
of this age; undermines and shakes
the foundations OF human society
and government; destroys the sane
uty of The marriage relation; deilles
the authority OF the state and ma
tional government; registers an oath
Of hostility To the American nation
and brings The name and fame Of the
good people of Utah into disrepute
and shame and humiliation To the
American people, submit that such
an organization Is not entitled "a
have It's representative In the senate
OF the United States and | therefore
ask the adoption of the resolution. !"