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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

BARGAINS.
Three-story brick store, 22xl00 feet, within
5 blocks of p. o. $4,000.
Brick stores and houses. 81. 40 rental $4,000.
Six brick fats, N.440 rental $1,000
one frame dwelling, s52S rental. $4,000
Near p. o. S-room house. 5000.
Near st, Mary's Ave. and oath, 7-room
steam heat house. $500.
1854 North 10th St, rooms. sl.6c0
2s2o Indiana Ave, rooms. 81, 400
8. E; cor. 18th and Howard. Submit offer.
36al09, west front. on seth st., between
Burt and Webster, paving paid. $1,000.
10 acres east of Benson. $500
acres near Fort Omaha. N,4O0
18th, near Clark, 40x140 IT. $1,000
18th, near Castelar, 66xl40. 1880
JOHN N. PREMIER, opp. old p. o.
RE-614
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

2 acres adjoining Mr. Payne's residence
on the west and known as David Reed
homes ead; land lays high and slightly; has
home. See us for price, terms, etc,
3 to 10-acre tracts in FLORENCE
HEIGHTS, which is one of the most slightly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
ACRES

t1,6oo-New house and two acres of high,
slightly ground north Of Krug Park
cheapest and best acres around
Omaha. Can sell you acres and
house for 5000. Can make reason
able terms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09


east corner 18th and Grace. city
water, lot 33x140, renting at $11!5O
"a nice. location.
81 ,450.00-5-room cottage on Ohio
St., near 21st, water, sewer, gas fix
lures. barn, lot 30x119, a good loca-
ton.
81 ,500.00-6-room 1 n story house,
on corner 18th Ave. and Lake,
water, bath room, sewer, gas, cor
ner lot. 40x110.
$2,200.OO-5-room new cottage, at
1916 N. 22d, near Grace, water,
sewer, nice modern bath room. all
complete, coal sheds and chicken
house, east front lot, 33x14O, all
fenced, renting at $40; owner has
left city and Is very anxious to sell.
$2,200.00-6-room cottage at 2119
Maple, modern except furnace, In
good order, lot 50x122.
So, 650.00-5-room story and a half
house, new and modern except fur
a nice home.
S--oom modern brick, slate roof house
on Writ St., near oath. full base
! ment with laundry, hard wood fin
ish, nice fireplace with mantel, large
front and side porch, south front
lot, 50x124. Owner is very anxious
to sell and has reduced the price to
| 100000.
SOME VACANT LOTS CLOSE
| IN ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Three lots on Ohio st., between 30th
and 31st, south fronts, each 50x120,
nice view, water, sewer and gas on
street. half block to car, only $500
each.
Two lots on 27th and Maple, south
front, each 50x120, for 500.
One south front lot, 5Ox12O, on Corby,
just west of 26th, water, sewer and
| gas on street, brick sidewalk, only
| 1915.
Why go so far out when you can get
RE
Live in One
Rent the Other.
| Two modern residences at
1128 and liSo South ast street with one
Ground 75xl5o East. front ON paved
street.
Eastern owner will sell for 5000.
1 THOMAS BRENNAN. Room !, New York
Life Building
CANADA LAND. CANADA LAND.
BEST INVESTMENT OF ALL.
/ They come to you direct from owner; no
| agents; best hard wheat lands at 81 to ST.
| easy terms; others ask SIS. Avoid the
| heavy commissions. Mail orders solicited.
| Write us today; We save you money. n.
| A. Parker Land Co., Spencer Ia go.
| FOR SALE-Lot 81. Tuttle's subdivision,
| corner seth and Sprague SITS, a 5-acre
tract, which makes "a fine lots. 6oxl5O
| rect. and alley. Price, 81. 400 cash.
| Block No. ga, Florence, on Main ST., just
north Omaha city limits, 2e4 feet. facing
east on car line, by 2S4 feet deep, a
beautiful home site. streets on all sides.
/ Address, Gerard Brandenburg, owner. Los
| Angles. Cal. RE-
FOR SALE. cheap two nice 5-room cot
tages on north side; clear title; no In
1 cumbrance. Address. 10, Bee.
l. hE-of TX
FOR sALE-s-room house and bath room
| laundry and furnace rooms, with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire at premises
A2SS Douglas ST RE-sH lax
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
GEORGE & COMPANY
Phone Douglas 756.
HOMES

$500 for well built s-room modern house.
with barn, fun lot, in frst-class condition.
cement walks, paved street. near 24th St
car line and Kountze Place school. Reason.
able terms. Investigate.
$3.50 for 1869 Pratt St., new Groom mou-
ern square house, with reception hall. well
built and almost completed. Can be seen
any time.
s., 800 for well built Groom. 2-story house.
all modern except heat, piped for furnace.
on California ST.. near 3lst ST.; b2h feet
south frontage. This is a special low price
for quick sale; is worth more money
$3.50 for S-room house. modern except
heat, on North 18th st., near Davenport St
viii rent for $50 per month; close in.
81, 600 for S-room modern house, with barn.
on Madison Ave. near 18th st.
5000 for 5-room house, on corner lot, 50x
$50 IT., in Hanscom Park district, only $500
duced $3.50 for quick sale.
81, $50 for S-room house, modern except
heat, new. open plumbing. barn. near Bemis
park; Franklin school and Harvey car line.
Special reduced price for quick sale
1850 for 2-story, 5-room house, modern
except furnace. nearly new, built for
home, near 2th and Burt SITS; close in.
81, 100 for 2026 Elm ST., 6-room cottage $500
cash, balance semi-annually at per cent,
| 81 500 for Broom cottage, on North 18th
| ST., near Clark; lot 3Ox140 It. Easy terms
| lot 30x140 IT. Will sell above cottages to.
gether for investment; present rental s2.d
per month.
81 800 for 1912 Charles St., 6-room cottage,
city water gas, etc, large rooms, lot COX
127h IT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS
BENSON BARGAIN

DE1NDOIN DAhUdIN
s-room house, in first-class repair;
outbuildings; bearing fruit OF all
kinds-apples. cherries. plums, black
berries. etc. lot looxi2S.
Adjoining the above. new. 5-room
cottage. cemented cellar, appropriate
closets large porches. outhouses. me
well and cistern; bearing fruit OF all
kinds; lot lOOxls; well located. not
far from car. Price for entire prop
srty, $3.50
Benson & Carmichael,
s42 PAXTON BLOCK Phone Doug. 1872
nD-51s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

FOR sALE-Frame building and lot In
South Omaha earning Is per cent on In
vsstmsnt Inquire l32l Farnam ST.. room &
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

81, 0.00-5-room story and a hal
house, new and modern except fur
mace. at 2525 Blonde, lot 60x127
a nice home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
ACRES

locations around Omaha for suburban
homes; only u cash. balance on easy terms
at per cent; $3.50 TO $500 per acre. according
to location. New houses being built To
reach land follow Calhoun road north from
end of car line to our sign boards. RE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

WANT TO SELL a very attractive small
home. house Of six rooms, modern Ok
hood, half block from car, most desirable
part OF city. south front, permanent
walk in front A b. Carpenter, 4Ol0
Nichoiss b. RE- ,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
N. P. DODGE & co.
il
IS, 6O0-A beautiful home in Bemis Park.
south front; lot 5ox15S; paved street
This is the cheapest property In
Bemis Park-$2,oOo cash and balance
:. terms. t'

terms. t'
$s.ouo-s-room house on oath. near Cuming
furnace gas and good barn; lot Ask
100, east front. This is walking dis
lance and the lot alone is worth
$500.
81. 1905 large rooms, water and sewer in
yard, gas in house: large lot 52x140
on 18th ST.. opposite Lake school,
Consider the size of the lot and the
locality, This is the cheapest thing
on the boulevard. Don't bother the
tenants, but come to US If you want
a snap.
81, 750-Fine and dandy Groom house on
Charles St., south front, only ~
blocks from car; gas, electric lights
city water, shade and fruit trees and
cement walk This is one of the
best we have on our list and in
perfect condition,
ss.5oo-All modern house. close in. Of I large
rooms; corner lot, 56x120, south and
east EXPOSURE; hot water heat, three
apartments to Easements. large nice
bath room. nice lawn and shade and
fruit: on 3Oth, close to Central boule-
ward; paved street.
se5oo--And any reasonable offer considered
on that beautiful lo-room. all mod
ern house. hardwood finish. in Han
scom Place. u block north of park.
This house cost the owner twice the
amount asked, and is open for an
offer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
w. III. GATES
CIT New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1894,

81, 300.00-4-room cottage on south
east corner 18th and Grace. city
water, lot 33x140, renting at $11!50
"a nice. location.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
SNAPS

Every one of the following
properties are priced below act
ual market value, and are select
ed from a, large list.
NEW COTTAGE rooms on first floor,
2 rooms upstairs lot 45xlOo, located near
Path and Ames. Price. s1,15O.
7-RooM HoUsE-Easy walking distance;
has water, sewer, gas and bath; paving
all paid. Price. $1,75O.
NEW GROOM, STRICTLY MODERN
COTTAGE-Built for a home by the pres
ent owner; nice lawn, corner lot. on car
l Tis 1 ns iSSssIqn ROE sh Price s7O
NEW 7-RooM, 2-sToRY, MODERN
h swnH x,a nnls a located near Z7th and
$1,000. THIS is A BIG BARGAIN. SEE
1T AT ONCE.
VACANT
4sx1so Grant. between oath and 5th-sSD.
so ,SES 18th and Indiana Ave-. paving paid
5ox1Ss Templeton. near oath; large shade
trees. cement walk. fine neighborhood.
5ox14. Kountze Place. choice--ssoo.
FINE CORNER LoT-72xlss, south front
feet above grade, In one of the best To-
cations in the north part of the city; an
ideal place for a nice home, convenient
to school, car lines and Florence boule-
ward. Price for immediate sale. 1850.
ERNEST SWEET,
as N, Y. L. TEL DoUc;l47a.
w. H. THOMAS
FOR sALE-Three 7-room cottages, mod
ern except furnace; paved streets; all
special taxes paid renting at s69.50 per
month; location desirable. $780,
New 2-story modern house. strictly up to
date. rooms and hail. oak finish; gas
and electric light $500.
Five-room cottage. 1924 Burdette st. $500.
MONEY to loan on improved city property.
Loans for building purposes.
w. H. THOMAS,
sos First National Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
VACANT

18th and @xs IT., Webster between
2d
college amp andW
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

s--oom modern brick. slate roof house
on Writ St., near Gath. full base
ment with laundry, hard wood fin
ish, nice fireplace with mantel, large
front and side porch, south front
lot, 50x124. Owner is very anxious
to sell and has reduced the price to
100000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

$2,200.00-6-room cottage at 2119
Maple, modern except furnace, In
good order, lot 50x122.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

William
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
SOME VACANT LOTS CLOSE
IN ON EASY PAYMENTS.

Why go so far out when you can get
such lots as these?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14
CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

Ecuador rebels were defeated.
III. Andrews. a prominent Chicago
man, died suddenly
A $4,000 chapel and school Is TO be
erected az Buckner orphan home, near
Dallas
Old Overholser opera house az Okla
homa City Is 20 be remodeled az cost
Of $4,000.
Alonzo Nash was killed AZ Paris
Tex. A warrant was issued for Mon
roe walker. another rcEro.
The little son Of Caesar Battle. a ne.
gro. living near Paris. Tex. ate china
berries and narrowly escaped death.
WE BrInton. a wealthy pillow mann
facturor Of Dixon. m. 'ay0rs the nom
inatiou OF Senator Cul5crscn 10. pres
ideut
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14
BAZAAR RHYTHM.

Cock-a-doodle.d doc
Church debts are always due
The Ladies Guild is up a tree,
And dozen know what 20 DO.
Cock-a-doodle-doo'
Although not wholly new,
There % be a sale Of dolls and things
And something good To chew.
Cock-a-do0ilc-doo'
Hot drinks will be there too,
And sweets and cakes and lots OF things
That will be good for YOU.
Cock-a-doodle- doc
Az the City Hall az two.
On Friday eve fourteenth 81 month.
Come one. come an, pray DO.
Cock-a-doodlc-dooi
You zee it's up to YOU;
Come early and avoid the rush,
And bring the children too.
ST. Andrew Guild.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
u & r G SCHEDULE

]. n. Hy,zog wen, to Hearne yesterday.
Nm. c. Cxney of Mesa was in town yes-
rday.
w. f. Moore of Edge was in the city
Yesterday.
N. z. Smith Of Millican was in the city
Yesterday.
A. A. Dean OF Tabor was in the city
yesterday.
DR.. LipseOmb Of Stone City was in town
yesterday.
r. +. Wade Of wellbon was in town
yesterday.
NJ. s. Freeman Of Harvey was in the city
Yesterday.
Wiley Kelley Of wison was in the city
Yesterday.
w. w. Rudasill was here from Tabor
Yesterday.
{. n. p. Graham Of Harvey was in the
riiy yesterday.
las. Cooper Of Rock Prairie was in the
iiy yesiesday.
LII Ferguson Of Harvey was 10 the
city YESTERDAY
n. c. Robinson returned yesterday from
business "Trip.
Alex Beard was in from the bfa1os bot
ON yesterday.
A. b. McSwaiu was a visitor from koek
Prairie yesterday.
A. W. Shelton was visitor from b'A4o'
bottom yesterday.
/. /. Culbcrtson OF Paris, le'aa' Wa w
he city yesterday
c. l.. Hilger has returned from o'''-
hess trip TO Austin.
One car Batavia canned goods has ar
lived. Howell Bros.
Mis-. mo. "a. Royder was q VISITOR i''"
NJ eliboIn yesterday.
Mr.. and Mis-. ]. r. Davis Of lola were
n the city yesterday.
r. A. Hensarling was visitor ron
s,ecp Hollow Yesterday.
Mr. and Nis. Oscar Wilcox were. H''
on 20 the city yesterday.
n. G. Collier returned yc;csiay from
business til 20 Ihorndale.
Star auarction Of thc sca'on--Noineo '''
Iune,-opcra house Friday night.
D. r. Lloyd Of Reliance has returned
fHI..uIrmN ENu".
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14

Have you seen the grand doll display Al
Emmel * Maloney ,-they are worth look
ing at. u
New arrivals in long black glace kid
gloves, 500 per pair, al Wilson
Edges.
Marriage license. Comp Laws and Lot
,ie Blassingale, John Jones and Malissa
Johnson.
New arrivals in long black glace hid
gloyes, $500 per pair, at Wilson y
Edges.
DR.. lanes Schneider OF Houston was in
the city yesterday, the guest OF Kew.
Gleissnef.
Mrs. Josephine Brandesky and family
left Yesterday for Corpus Christi TO make
their home.
/. W. Hunnicuu has the thanks OF the
Eagle for the FIRST 1907 calander received
at this Office.
Mn. W. A. Edison and Misses Bertha
and Lula Edison Of WELDON were In the
city Yesterday
Miss Johnnie Hensarling left yesterday
10 spend Saturday and sunday with her
parents near Wellbofn.
]. L. Heiiron. agent Of the Meyerick-
Clarke printing company Of san Antonio
was in the city Yesterday.
Wanted -Houss close in suitable for
boarders Apply 10 Mr.. G. y. Ahef-
crombie az Central Hotel. b
The EAGLE is requested 90 announce that
the Entire Nous Club will have no more
meeting, until after the holidays.
Am parties who have bills against l.. S.
/ Ross Chapter, viii please send same 90
| Mr. D.. ID. West before Thursday even
ing.
Send your clothes 10 the Bryan Pressing
| Club. rear Of Hunter s. Chatham s., and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed.
Phone 300. II
Mrs. Mar, Lawrence viii spend Thurs
day In Houston and will give careful aiien-
ton TO all oTden, and same will be highly
appreciated.
For hne fresh bread and cake Of all
Z kinds call AZ the Tea Bakery. Careiu.
attention 20 special orders, Phone 80
Mp. Otto Boehme.
The Choral Club will meet AZ ths resi-
denec Of Mn. Marion Law Thursday even
ing a 7.3O for practice. All members
please be on hand. Mrs. 3D. Hall.
The new skating rink was opened last
Iuirht by Messrs Wick and Ahlcrs with
larse crowd in attendance. Judging b,
.the opening the fne new rink is destined
90 great popularity.
hlr. and Mrs. d. d. Eastman OF Italy
I,iII arrive SUNDAY 90 visit d. and Mr. j
IW. Howell for q day. They Uii' Spend
|Ct-tu-, with RELATIVES .n Huntsville an,
return io Bryan iu- New Year.
7 p1I 90, receipts are ON sale Of
.the Sits bal aad che collectors oihccaiih.
count house. likewise property iaN receipts
The collectors appreciate tWhcn Fcu pas
s-r.y instead at .o.nirE .n Doe rush Of th'
. Ilr month.
DE- Geo. U HaH.- declines 90 accept taI
srII atthsI .r.r Baptist -I oi H.ro,.1,
r-. notified f.r .H...H .U ... r... iies.F
f.-fe-4H-t I He iatt Bryan %. I'D H
.r.#H ... do .r f.r some uurt., cd. .
until b.. -.- .. .'..''.
4 Dr. re-. I.Nyi.0r 1t Nurrr, who .Ha
trnn nu.... t.H.f non account '' ..
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.H u. Dickson. I.I uI Crime
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14
FIRE WORKS SHOOTING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the shooting
Of ire works con Main street and i1 The
vicinity vi tlg cotton warehouse, yard,
and platforms Is prohibited by law and
win rot Dee tolerated during the holidays.
This regulation uI.l De strictly enforced
and 90 parties violating 70 viii DE- dealt
with accordingly. q. y. Hoye.t
% Citv NrrIrl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14
g TO EXPENDITURES.
Comptroller Of the Treasury Makes an
important Ruling.

washington. Dec. l3.-The CONTROL
or OF the treasury. who is the supreme
authority as 10 the legitimacy OF all
expenditures under the appropriation
acts OF congress. has ruled that "all
necessary expenses may be paid out
OF the 100000 appropriated 10 provide
for the constitutional election and con-
yeution In Oklahoma. No expenses
In excess OF that amount can be con
tracted. however. and the items must
be paid In the order they were con
tracted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14
TRAIN pERAILEp.
Several Cars Left the Track. but No
One Seriously Injured.

Guthrie. Dec. i3-Northbound Santa
Fe passenger train. No. is. was de-
rallied while passing through Seward,
eiehty.seven miles north OF here. The
mail. baggage and express cars. smok'
or and day coach went into the ditch.
No one was seriously hurt one pas
senger sustained internal Injuries. The
train was running slowly. The track
was badly torn up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14

r--s -a+- Cir.rm-s orders nov and
-.o.F ffe ruh, Mr. Mary Lawrence.
ef3u Representing 10 hiam.
AN vo-. 90 thc ty1n s',1m Laundry
f.I-. 81 cash afic- DV. -. hii c'l..
boo. AND save Cen peg cent? '-l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14

Secure your scs's today 'c- re p' PSI
rJudurtion &C Romeo and 'tit at che
o1cra house Friday night
C7sh' CASH Nocyccpiions CO t.c i-l 10
Steam Laundry alter Dec. ~. 10y
coupon book. SD
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-14
POWELL CONVICTED.
Jury AdIudses Him Guilty Of Murder
In the First Degree

Victoria. Tex. Dec l3-The jury In
the case Of Felix Powell. colored'
charged with the killing Of the Conditt
Family near Edna. In Jackson. county.
on Sept 2S. 1905. returned a verdict
OF guilty OF murder In the first de-
gree
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
:" The Clanslnan :" Is Coming.
 12-3-6
The Waterbury 0ratorio
 Society
 PRESENTS ITS FIRST
 PERFORMANCE OF "THE MESSIAH"

at the new Music hall. Buckingham building. Friday evening. December IA. Soloists, Mme Caroline Mihr- Hardy. soprano; Mrs Adele Laeis Baldwin, contralto; Frank H. Orms- by. tenor: Erricson F. Bushnell, bass. Festival chorus of 15O voices, under the leadership of Conductor Richard T. Percy of New York. Or- chestra of 45 pieces. Professor Isidor Troostwyk of New Haven, concert master. Reserved seat tickets i1 each. on sale at Rockingham brilding.
 12-7-A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
"CYMBELINE..

When people in large numbers
 come out on night such as last ev- ening was, to attend a theatrical pro- ducti0n, they certainly expect some thing out of the ordinary. They were not disappointed for in the presenta- tion of "Cymbeline" Shakespeare historical romance, they were treated to an unusually clever production by company of more than ordinary merit. Such a wealth of stage set tings too has never been witnessed in this city before. Those beautiful fur nishings called forth the first appre- citation of the audience and exclama- tion of surprise were heard in every portion of the house. It was a pity to have such production marred at various times, but that was just what did happen by the silly tittering of few. who probably imagined themselves at a minstrel performance. The most interest was centered about the star of the production, Miss Viola Allen. In the character of Imo- gen, she had ample scope to exercise all her dramatic a ility and not once could defect be detected. It is character which calls for mirth and sadness. tragedy and comedy and Miss Allen proved the old adage that wine improves with age, as the many years that she has appeared on the theatrical stage have only served to enhance her dramatic fitness. And what a company she had surrounded herself with? Not failure in the ex- ceedingly long list. From the lead ing man and woman down to the most humble character. each attained some of the success of the presenta- tion. It is a play that interests throughout and never once tires you. Costumed and staged so beautifully and each role enacted so truthfully 1t could not help but please the ap- preciative audience.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
LOOMING EyENTs--

Dec F, 13.-Third Congregational chuch. Annual fair and supper.
 Dec 14-Rendition of "The Mes siah."
 Dec 14-Murray hall, 43 East Main street. reception by the Thilo- mathea club.
 Dec 22.-Franco-Am hall, fourth annual smoker, given by the Artizans French Canadian
 Dec 24-Turn Verein hall, Scovill street, Christmas eve reception and dance.
 Dec 27-Leavenworth hall, Fifth annual reception of St Mary's Alum nj association.
 Dec 31-Speedwell hall, first an- nual ball given by the Club Liberal.
 Jan 16.-Eagles' hall, Seventh an- nual promenade given by the Good will Social club.
 Jan 1S-Leavenworth hall, six teenth reception given by St Thomas Cadets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

Oratorio society. MT Percy h the organist of the Marble Collegiate church in Fifth avenu. and as a con- ductor enjoys an enviable reputation. The Waterbury Oratorio society be- lieves that in MT Percy 1t has se- cured conductor whore work in de- veloping the chorus will prove of in- estimable value to Waterbury musi- cal affairs. In addition to the chorus and -four noted soloists, an orches-. tra of fOrty-five pieces has been en- gagged for the performance. There are good seats left at the Bucking- ham pharmacy at the regular rate of $1 each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
Coughs na- lures warn. ing signals

They tell you to do something for the relief of the suffering membranes and aching tissues. or something will do you. Inhamed membranes. irrItated and swollen glands. stiff necks. clog ged bronchial tubes. pains in the chest. sore lungs. disgusting splttle. nasal disorders and difficult breath ing are but a few of the first sym toms of common colds. As the dis ease progresses the appetite goes. the blocds thins and flesh fades away. Linonine will cure colds at any stage IL not only loosens the tightness and breaks up the cold. but it builds up the body and puts new blood into the veins.
 People with throat snd lung trou- bles are notoriously adverse to fatty foods. The difficulty of digestinz fats h their solid form. such as or dinarily found in beef and other anI- nal tissue. is no douist the cause of this aversion. But fats are essential to health Waste must l,e prevented and animal heat furnished Lnonine supplies the waste Of adipo~e tIssues vhich Je lost in such diseasss as colds. bronchitIs. le grippe. scrofui-. fevers. etc furnishing the on from fax vhich is rfch Ia sIbumen and fat It is especially rec0mmendei in these diseases beczuse of the ezse with which t is dirested and the entire sh~enre of dEsaurezbie affer-ssstes. Llno1lne h quickly and thoruuxhiy sb~orbel into the blood fscIlItsfes the dir><tbsn. reeuIstes tie bovei>. and prg1sfes the appetite 1t is of sur passinx b>1eet as . tui,1<r ssd fs aUeeat5e fo evefy fs.cfkea- b>cs1~e fs7n ssuc<pf1pa
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