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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

ToBte Sen Gieb. - Gomor0
2anOrigon iuuroe gcitcrll bonn Gid)ter
0ronnan lpcgen 9icbitoblS elmer
SonOtaihe nit 1921, Gioent6um bon
Sri. Minnie 9. Seloorfer, bem Sc
rid)tsperfobren iiberpicien. Sri. Self
oorfer lit I'M Compton Der DNotionol
COOL Co." @op- u1o @ateritrobe,
ais Stenogropbin ongeiteut, uno
bate lie ibr Simmer ollf einige 9llt-
gcnblide perluiien, ais GrGlinent 81.
s. Npun 2olorignn bcn1erftc, me(-
der idnea ous Sreie 81 erreid)en
periiihte. ErGiioent Hpon, Dem Die
Sude pcrbGGtig porfom, folgte Gam
origan unb bielt oenielben felt, bis
Holi5iit 2%onaban i'm nod) Numero
Cider bringen fonntc. 2ieytcuant
Cole %erfonnte 2anorigon ioiort oils
einen olten 9efunnten melder be.
reits i'm 3lldt6ous g~eieiien bot. Ger
lelbe geborte Dor 5ebn Sabren Dem 10
genannten pSdoolgong" oil, Ipeld)er
Iorib.MarfetsS space mnlihcr mad)te
unb iid ats ebemaligen Sniniien bes
uSouie Of &efuge" nnb Der st. Mo-
Observation-Disclosures" 5uiammen ieste.
0ieielben berallbten bomols einen
gcpilien Srlt. Gb. &lang I'M $3.50
III Pig ollor 8oloitiiden unO einell
0iomnntring i'm @crtbe bon $500.
g(ht bieier @eieQen erbielten 3lld)t,
ballsltrafen, 0ie 9anotaide purbe
i'm 9eiib 2anorigan's gefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Sbalia-W
MGsfcnbal ben II. WGr5
lit Der @crmania-W aunerdorsSalc
(55,62)

Gin bum III er +. - Nm q.
Sebruor ipllroe Der 8bee.S mportfir,
ma Wartin @iQet & So. cine Eapp-
idbahiel gelanot, meltbe cine 1olbe
menihlihe Sano entbielt. Gie 9faf-
Iori6nigen Der Eoli5ci Do6en crgc-
ben, baB eircr Der 9lngcitclltcn Ser
6irrna nlebrerc Stuoentet fennt, bie
Den it6led)tcn @it modterL Inn if
rem sSreumbe eincn SGobcrnof 81
ipielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Seine GcrGnberung i'm
Strife. = 8eitern fpor Die Situa-
ton IN 9e5u9 auf oic Itrifenben Sci.
IeliGmieoe ulperGnoert, bod hoffell
Die NusitGnoiaen, bob ibre Sorbcs
rllng elmer 5ebnprp5entigcn 2obner-
b6bung bon Sen 6trmcn, meIde bies
6isber nod nidt 9etban baben, boIb
bemiQigt iper0en miro.
Gin nctter lleber d II s.. =
@abrenO 0eiongpcreine bel Wosfen-
baaen gcm0bnlid ollf Gefi5its reh-
men, bat lollt Der 9lbre1nung ipeld)e
cas- observation-disclosures beS yMrion"
geitern Nbeno bel &rn. @eorg Sill
ling, Scr. 404-406, SIt-9oltimorc.
ltroBe, abbielt, Der Gerein bieies Sabr
cillcn lleberi6uB i'm 9etrage bon
Sill crsieEt.
3meiter trodener Sonlu-
tog.-6olls Die Ylane Der Boli5eibe.
borOe itnb beS Wori6olls 6arnon Sur
9ilr6fiibrung gelangen, ipirO 9alti-
more beilte mieeer auf Dem Srofenen
liben. 80 Eoli5ilten in Gipilfleibern
lperoen iuicoer 0ie Sotels unb Wirtb-
i6aften bepafcn, iuibreno oas gan5e
uniformirte 0epartement ebenfaas
mitbelfen muB, llebertreter bes Sonil-
togsgeietes ab5ufaIien.
Stobtratbs.g onbibat.- t.
Sn ben an5eigeipalten bes uGent-
enGorreiponoenten" seigt ST.. Sen-
~ 81. ltlrid, pelder iest bie Is. %
I'M erIten Stabtratbs3ipeige pertritt,
al. bob er pieber als Ganbiout fir
oieies Imt auftritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Nnitrin IiItrift POP, :. II. 9,
MaStCn @rdn5d)cn

Observation-Disclosures
all Muntua, ocn 23. Tcbgnnr,
in Der y&orluGrts.Salc," 734, @cit-
%GcringtOn.S traRc.
u. g. 9tuf, Mnitrc DC &laiiir. 600
8eobo0p Sn ititut. - Cu&
&or6crettungs 2 Gcpurtcmcnt 0ea
&coboop > Snititllts qa6 gcitern un-
ter 2eitltug Der SllperintenOcntin
MPoD @orettion Gpnn9 Gin SGiiler-
Gpu5crt bel mcldcm NilOu &on9c,
Wiiriun Goluuct, Glinor 9roON 6lo-
renee @orriiou, G0itb Yrettumon, &.
MontuNuc, Mor0ucritc 0cQ, WiorNo.
ret Milion 6rull SorFinS, 0lgo Don
@ort, So3el GcnniS, GIorcucc &ela,
Girgilltu Beat @cnrtctta Snnumono,
Slime Hnn0olp6 Glcunor 9iGgS, g.
G0r5oer, Sclen 6riihL Coma Gre
Des, emma 1eOoernlonL ", Carlton
G6ort, @tgenio Carp, 0uUiO Sbltl-
mon, SiOncpS eiOemonl, Gua Stouf.
Ter, Clara 6lof, Gtbcl 9cull, Sole
pbinc 0uGorL gtlice Carpenter, 6io<
renee 9(rtbur, Caroline 8cnGcrion,
0toro @onncnipctidl &ilp @ortboI-
man, Slllin 3irfcl, &eo &olnlon, ".
@eiiIel, @ilmer Gop, &oslpeQHmtldl
0ooio S6ulmoL =. @roc, 2. Set0e-
man, Carlton SDort, &arrp @ogncr,
Goiparo <lbcrt mitwirften. IS mo-
rem SGiiIer llno Sdiilcriulcn Don
GSrlS. I66ott, 8olloro, Sladbeoo,
G%oulioL Gorfine, SoltbarS, Sonc5,
Subj, 2llde, @oroen, @ortcr, 6rall
Tllrner, @oooS, @@. 8ornidein uno
Sutgbton.
Nblebcn. 49, Sn ieincr Sob.
n,tn0, 95r. 10, @cit. @crmdn.S traBc,
itorb gcItcrn Sr. 6ronf u. Sdlltter,
GltcIter So6n BON 9orGorn un0 Gem
perItor6cncn @litoo Shlltttcr, in
Sitter bon 81 Sohren.
Sr. Benjamin 8Dttelep
foot. - Sn ieincr StQo ScrnOolt
itorb GCItern Wtorgen fur5 nad llbr
elmer Der oltgcIebenitcn 9emobner DON
GotonSuiQc, Sr. 9eniomin @bltcicp,
I'M bo9cn Sitter poll 81 SoGren an
2ungenent5iinDung. Gr lcitcte irii6cr
inter Der 6irmo @bitclcp SroS. q
So. Elm GugroS . Wonniaftltr : 8e'
id1ft, bis er iiN I'M Sabre 1880 Ut
riid5og. Gr binterlGbt Grcl &ln0er,
5mci 8rii0Cr, 10 Gnfel mo s l(rcl1fcl.
Gin ungem iitbl i'd CT 9rn-
Scr. - 6ran5 @ogncr, % 5o6rc alt,
pom Ir. 1858, @eit.9fortb Nuenltc,
ipuroe geItern Don Hid)tcr Gorr in
ser norOueItlidcn &oli5ciitation ne
gen atgebli6cr ultor0cntlicbeil Getro.
gems nit S. utO Soften beltrolt.
Wagner fam um 6reitdg N6enO nod
Dem StotionS6ouie unO DCrlnlgte ein
geit, nm iid idloicn legcn 5l fonncn.
Sis i6n Elm iold)e8 perlpcigcrt muroe,
begonn er ungemiItbli1 81 meroen
1lno I6impfte iolange, bis er in o9tll.
nero Cider" u1terge6radt mllr0e.
unter $4,000 9iirgs
idoft. - Ger am 6rcitog Derbai-
tete friibcrc &oilircr Scr Canton Na.
tionol gollf" Sobn 20. $. @eiger
fpuroe geItern bon 9unoeSsG ommiiidr
@ogerS inter $4,000 fir 9iirgidoit
fir ein ipcitcreS @erb0r am 8reitag
cntlolicn, I'M iid) megen %onge6Iidcr
llnteridlo9nng BON $l023.52 oll5 ocll
Beloern Scr ,Gonton Notipnol @unf"
Ill perontmorten. Sic $50. Wortilt
Meperoird mo 2ouis Wteli$ ulc.
@nttin leiitcten bic giirgi6oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
WcISSenonRacn

nad 9eutIdlanb "a Gents pl, Mart,
nod Oeitreid 20R Gents pro &rone.
9orto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten BON inb
nod DeltidlanO. MeiiepGife, @edy.
icl, Grebitbrieie 1tnb nlisISnoiihes
1eIo. Sbeo. $. 9iener & &c., 2t7
Slt -9aItimore- StraBe. (303-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
Mas @eiiiert,
9entidcr Ebotugrapg,
400-411 Mprn<W Stra6e,

EhfhfnisG Fffttf!
Iur iir ctmc fnric 2cit.
8 feiniie gutiret,lorirnits uno | Ieheasaru6ei
Yortrdit nit %feiuerl Huhinen Tit $3.50.
McGul1rer WrciS 3t5.Jl.
Ptite. odhten gle duf msiue Marcite.
Wldr %yieiiicrt. 409-41t. Turb.Wnaseirase.
(De31l.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24
@reen Grabbing
Stamp Sffcrte.
Grtro Stamps

Gieie NDGc uD1 ~OcrldIcntt init %uHicrcu &C.
tdbnlttu Ebcr, aniice mn @suCcrieH. Ntr &c
Nct oieie Grihaf is Ncrmcbrer nn uuicre daus
hcl, pcit ,uir luiieu, bnR bic 6nmpaanir, bic
Ec rernuSguDt, uuntiuSil pcrantiunrtlid III,
lpciI lptY lulirtt, bah Die fir ~birIel6rit eiuGc.
~tauid,tcn saaarru bic ihDaiiru uuo iuiitiMrus.
iprrtBeitru itna, bic ie Ubr iraeuo 5entGub ais
4tGmie GnnrbUicn iIuroeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Sic t~4.i1brige gteuie TaQep, God
ter uon GeOar &allep, 9sr. 1041, Yorf-
&ooo, ein 9ienitmGo1cn bon Srolt
@oe6eI, 9tr, 1889, Oorf-HooO, muroe
geItcrn 9lbenO gegeit Z ltbr i6mcr
Gil 9rilit unb llnterleib %perbronnt,
ais tic Oomit bciN0ftigt wor, nit
6renlell0cm Eopicr binter bem SallIe
cine eingefrorene @oiierro6re ouf5l-
to1ten, GopitGn @ $. &o6ler bon
ser &ofen unb 2eitcr- Gompognie Nr.
Z b0rte Die Siilfcrufe oes M0o6enS
lt1to elite 81 ibrer &ettung berbei.
2Rit bicler @iiibe gelong eS ibnr, nit
tets ieines lteberrofS Die 6Iammeh 5ll
critifen. 9r. @ierce bon Nr. 1928,
gtorO.GborleS StroBe, I~eiitete benz
lmgliidli6en WGO6en Die critic Siilic
uno lorgtc ipGter fir feline lteberfiib.
RING na6 bent pSronflin Square
Soipitol" in elmer bon Srou @pebcl
gemictDeten 4Srirat.Nmbulon5.
Eo6 in Sen SIommen
Die Ncgcrin q. 2ecompte BON Ger.
500, @nior.St raBe, pcrbrannte ge-
tern IN i6rer @obniung, ais Iie nit
iDrcn &leioern bent Sfen 81 nabe &c.
fonlmen iuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

1tnuoriidtigcs Mabdcn.

gteuie &oIcD tollt ci%ngefrorene @oi-
ierrobren nit 6rennenoem 8opier
oltf un0 gerGtb babel IN 9rono.-
Sd)mer ol1 ltnterleib perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

Ealie sur &ciic in's HUSBAND be.
Iurgt 6. Saline, 0r. 413, Dit-Yalti.
morc-Strake, na9e ~Guitum9oaie'ISe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-24

am Muntaa, ocn 23. Scbvnnr,
in Der y&OrluGrts.SaQc," 734, @cit-
~&cginatun'S trafc,
u. g. &nf, Maitrc DC &IaiIir. (55)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
UNLOADING SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND DRAWERS.

tWomen's muslin umbrella draw
 CTS, tucked founce torchon
 insertings, This sale 25o Several styles in cambric, nain-
 sock and muslin drawers, lace
 and hamburg trimmed, This
 sale 50c fThe Isabella" Drawers made of
 fine nainsook, perfect fitting, no seams, hemstitched and
 lace trimmed, This sale. .75c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
DONAHUE'S ASSAILANT.
Fined $is and Costs To-Day Civil Suit Instituted.

Harry S. Bowman, the drummer for the tobacco house of John ]. Bagley of New York, who assaulted Commis- sioner of Charities B. J. Donahue i'll his news store the other day was fined $15 and costs by Judge Peasley in theS city court to-day. Bowman was defended by Attorney Russell and the state was assisted in the pro secution by Attorney Guilfoile' Thomas w. Latfin, Il driver tor n. \. Blakeslee testified that he witnessed the end of the assault. Joseph A.. Smith, druggist, testified also. Mir. Donahue's story of the fracas was to the effect that Bowman asked for an order and when told he could have none he asked for balance due on un old order. Mf Donahue said he would give 1t at 6 o'clock. but the drummer wanted 1t right then, Whereupon Mr Donahue said he would send him a check for it in the morning, but he could not attend to 1t then at all events. The drummer became impertinent then and said he would have It any way, MT Donahue ordered him out of the store. The drummey said he would not go out and the commission CT going to the door to look for an officer said he would find some one who would put him out.
 The drummer then became abusive and vulgar and called the commission CT vile names. The commissioner was going to the door again to see if an officer was in sight when the drltm- mer, who is a big six footer, three times as heavy as the commissioner, seized him by the coat collar punch ed him a few times and knocked hls head through a show case. It was then Laffin came along. A minute or two later Officer Martin Moore ar rived and arrested the drummer
 Bowman's story was that he was first attacked by the commissioner with broom, after he had had q few words. He said the commissioner threatened to knock his head of or blow a hole through him "or some thing like that" and that as he was going toward the door, the commis' sioner seized a broom and went for him, and in doing so broke the glass in the show case. He said the com missioner pushed him and he wiggled out of his grasp and sought shelter in a barber's shop nearby and as he went on the street he was taken into custody.
 Attorney Russell evidently knew he had a bad case for he pleaded as ardently and as long as If he were ir the superior court.
 After sentence was imposed Row
 man was taken into custody In 2 civil suit by Constable Maurice Y Carmody for damages of S100. Hs furnished bail and was released. Ht took an appeal from the sentence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
MEDALFORB OCKWITCH
Young Man is Just Recovering
 From Blood Poisoning.

Thomas Bockwitch of North Leon- ard street. who is just recovering
 from a severe attack of blood pois- oning, has been awarded a bronze
 medal by the Carnegie Hero Fund
 commission. Though MT Bockwitch has not as yet received word to that
 effect, nevertheless his name is in the list sent out from Pittsburg yester- day. The act for which Bockwitch is honored was performed on Jan uary 1, of the present year. He was at Lakewood park skating, and while there he perceived that a youth had broken through the ice and was like ly to lose his life unless aid reached him quickly. Bockwitch without any delay dived into the icy waters, and brought the young man out. It was praiseworthy feat and Bockwitch, who is of a modest na- ture, endeavored to get away. not caring to figure in the notoriety which he was sure to receive for making the rescue. That was the day the act was performed and not in the summer as some were led to be- lieve. Bockwitch is an electric light trimmer and at the present time is going around on crutches as the result of his recent illness. He was member of the South End Polo team and while playing was accus- toned to keep his skates on by means of small tacks. These at times pricked his feet and as a result blood poisoning set in which almost proved fatal. Bockwitch got out for the first time on Monday. The news of his being honored by the Carnegie commission will be welcome to his many friends and especially so in view of what the young man has re- gently gone through. He is the sec- ond person in Waterbury to be hon. ored by the Carnegie commission. the other being Miss Sheridan McNally, who saved child from drowning at Woodmont couple of years ago. |,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
BRo0KLYn BRIEFS.

The Brooklyn and Town Plot improvement society Is scheduled to meet this evening.
 Tony Vallone has purchased the house at 39 Lawrence street, owned by the E. R. Lamson estate.
 This evening a number of Lithuanian young men will give a dance in Lithuanian hall on Green street.
 Tomorrow is visiting day for the teachers of the Duggan school, con- Isequently there will be no session of the school.
 This evening at the Third church supper will be served from 5 to 8 o'clock. It is for the benefit of the church fund.
 Mir and Mrs James Walsh of Bank street, have returned from Pittsfeld where they went to attend the funeral of relative. Miss Anna Palis of Charles street, while working on a footpress at Plume & Atwood's yesterday, had the index finger of her left hand am- putated.
 A number of Brooklynites were in court this morning to hear the case of H. s. Bowman of New York, charged with assaulting Commis- sioner Eddie" Donahue.
 Mrs Annie Ralitis of North Leonard street had the index finger of her left hand badly hurt yester- day afternoon. Her finger caught in a door and before she was able to ex- tricate 1t, the top was taken on.
 John Szimanauskas of North Leonard street and Miss Agnes Betaaruti of the same street, were married yesterday morning by the Rev Peter Saurusaitis at St Joseph's church. James Szimanaukas and Miss Mary Hurbonuti were the at- tending couple. Last evening a celebration was held in Lithuanian hall on Green street and in keeping with the custom of the Lithuanians, a collection, which amounted to al- most s2O0, was taken up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16

Wide silk faces for orfOrds. i5c. s5c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
FROM THE THIRD FLOOR.

Brussels carpets, large assort- ment of new designs and col brings. good reliable makes, patterns suitable for rooms and halls. This sale 75c yd Pure all wool smyrna carpets. ful lone yard wide. either large or small patterns .eOc yd Wilton velvet carpets in desir- able patterns for parlOrs or library. This sale. h.. S1.09 yd Good weight Ingrain carpets. patterns eoppied from the best makes. This sale pc yd 3s new Brussels rugs, just re- ceived, Oriental and fiCTal de- signs. size sx12 feet SI395 Administer rugs of quality. new designs either Oriental or
 floral. large asosrtment, size s11l. This sale ..........s23.50 Value s17.00.
 Royal Wilton rugs. the best wearing American made rug, patterns to suit the most ex- acting. sire sx12, This szles32 co Value s57se.
 a0a Administer rugs. Oriental, floral and animal patterns. Special S1 o5 gee smyrna rugs. sire 3xs feet. large variety of patterns. HsaA ..........-...-.. Sl.15
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
Unsuccessful Search.

Philadelphia, May 16.-An unsuc. cessful search has ben made by the revenue cutter Gresham for the abandoned and waterlogged Phlladel- phia schooner Everett Webster. which is floating or the Atlantic cast. a menace to navigation. The Gresham put out from Boston on hearing that the wetkter was sighted several hun dred miles of the coast and spent three days cruising about h an effort to locate the dereIict.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
UTILITIES BILL PASSES.
Albany Assembly Put Throush Cow
 ernor Hughes Measure.

ernor Hughes' Measure.
 ALBANY, N. l.. May I6.-The as. sembly passed by a unanimous vote without amendment the so called pub lie utilities bill introduced by Assem- blyman Merritt of St Lawrence.
 Various amendments proposed by the Democrats were defeated by [ party vote.
 This Is the meanure for which Gov ernor Hughes made his appeal to the people.
 A resolution providing for the ap- pointment of a special committee of nine to draft a reapportionment bill was offered by the rules committee and adopted by the senate.
 The assembly also by Q vote of S2 to 55 repassed over the veto of Mayor Mcclellan. as the senate did. the bill of the senate cities committee which seeks to elualize the salaries of the women teachers of New York city. It now goes to the governor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
Here is an Additional List
THESE UNLOADING SALE PRICE'
 IN WHITE GOODS

20 pieces 40 inch Persian lawn, l regular price 25c, This sale. 19c El0O pieces white mercerized
 waistings, regular price 25c, , This sale 15c l6 pieces 45-inch French lawn, l regular price 39c, This sale. 25c hn00 pieces dark percales. regular I price 10c, This sale .7c tR0 pieces colored madras, regu- , lar price 12 1-2c, This sale. 10c 400 dozen bleached pillow cases. z regular price 12 1-2c. This sile lOc N case extra large crochet bed
 springs. regular S1.50, This
 sale l.25
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16

When your back aches t is almost invariably an indication that some thing Es wrong with your Kidneys. De Wits Kidney and Bladder pins af- ford prompt relief for weak kidnzTk hackache. inflammation of tke bIzddcr and aII urinary troubiex Sold by H. ". Lake Drug Co and Joseph A smIsh. s2s Bank street BrpcklJn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
ch.,rea wlth Resblns Teseher.

BOSTON. May 1c. - Benjamin ". Carlow. a broker. who Is said to live in Worcester. was arTaigned in the su- psrior court and pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging him with the larceny of stocks valued at sz.500 from MIss Mabel M- Taylor. a schooltsachsr. of Dorchestsr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
MAY UNLOADING SALE OF NECK,
 WEAR AND HANDKERCHIEFS.

Women's embroidered top col-
 lars, values up to 12 1-2c,
 Sale ............. .5c each Women's plain and embroidered
 stock collars, value 25c, Sale
 .... loo. 3 for 25e Women's white cotton handker-
 chiefs, value Sc, Sale. /. Sc each Manufacturers samples Of
 women's pure linen embroid-
 cred handkerchiefs in white
 and colors, values to 25c, Sale -.................. 12 1-2c ca
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
BEDS AND BEDDING.

A large shipment of beds just re- ceiyed that should have been here a month ago is the cause of these spe- eisl prices to move them quickly: 25 white enameIled iron beds. either B. or full size, a good substantial bed. brass trimmed with an all iron spring, com plete S6 50 White enamelled iron beds with brass head and foot rails and fancy filters with an old iron spring. complete for s7 o5 Large assortment of fancy de- signs. continuous pests and scrolls. brass trimmed beds with an all iron spring. com plete for Sl2 All mattresses made to your special order without extra charge in either one O. two parts-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
The 1907 karOna
Cameras

have just arrived. A camera sold upon its merits. There are more Koronas used in town than any other two makes. It's the best camera too. Not made by a trust. Ask for catalogue. Argo and Cyko Papers give the best re- suits. 4x5, 15c dog.
 The ZiglatZki-MarkS Co
 l1o-lls South Main.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16
New IhingSfOr Mid-WGGk

We will have for showing begin ming Wednesday
 New Trimmed Hats, New Flowers,
 New Ribbons,
 New untrimmed Hats,
 in straw and chiffon. All these are to be seen at the Cowles Millinery Store in the Buck ingham building.
 May Manton's Patterns sold at the same store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-16

Do yvu want 10 sell that house? Try . Democrat For Sale" adv; 25 words. g days. for 25 cents.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-22
Notice

To those who have relatives or friends
buried in the Cemetery.
l find that the sexton allowed fire
to get out sometime ago and run
through the cemetery destroying most
of the fencing and sllrubbery and in
juring many monuments. Please ar
range with the sexton or some one
else to cut away the dead shrubbery,
straighten up your monuments and
otherwise beautify your graves. Kind
ly do this at once so that the ceme-
terry may look decent for decoration
day. S. +. PARKS
Mayor
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-22

C. n Haskeh Democratic for gUy-
ernor of Oklahome, will speak at the
opera house on Friday night, April %
Tr G. W. Williams returned this
morning from Sapulpa via Okmulgee.
Criminal court is IN session at Pry-
or Greek, Judge Parker presiding.
Jephtha S. Smith and family are
visiting relatives at Nevada, Mo.
G. d. Gunter loaded a car Of horses
for Waxahatchie, Texas SUNDAY.
There is yet a good prospect for a
large peach crop in this locality.
J. II. Parker went to Sapulpa SAT-
urday and purchased town lot.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-22

Upstairs floor space over Interna-
tional Bank g. Trust Co. (Ohieftain
Office will schange arrangement to
SUIT tenant. l43 Ct E. N. RATcLIFF
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-22
Notice.

Commencing Nav lst. ! viii con-
duct my meat business on a strictly
cash basis. LICE HENDERSON.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-22

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