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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-15
SCOTT REPLIES
CONTINUED from page two).

has to be expended upon one Job
more money than would be raised
in any district in the county. l call
attention to one instance OF this
kind where a fill of about one thou
sand feet in length was made. l
could cite many similar jobs in cut
ting down hills and putting in
break-waters for road protection IL
I desired to do so. 1t is necessary
that these large jobs be done; they
could not all be done in one year;
some can be done In one year and
some in another, and eventually the
entire county would be gotten over
with permanent work. Mr.. Jones'
policy would expend the money all
over the county In such dribs that
no permanent work would be done.
whatever. Such was the policy prl-
or to my term in Office and we have
nothing to show for It,
Cut Down the Bridges.
We have shortened up more than
Ave miles of bridges during my term
of Office and have made many con-
crete culverts that will last for all
time TO come. We have used many
tons of powder In clearing roads of
stumps and have lessened many of
the grade by cutting down steep
hills and have made our bridges
much heavier and stronger. all of
which have cost money. many of
which will not have to be done again
soon and some is done for all time
to come.
When / went into Office there
were no tools or machinery to speak
of TO work with. We now are very
well equipped with suitable road
making machinery, and with the
same effort put forth during the
next few years that has been put
forth during my term of Office
would make n much better showing
than It has in the past. We have
worn out more shovels, picks.
scrapers and plows, since have
been in office than were ever used
during the history Of the county pri-
or TO our administration.
The county commissioners have
heartily co-operated with me in all
county business and are entitled TO
equal credit for the same.
In conclusion, | would say that
EVERY CENT OF MONEY HAS
BEEN HONESTLY EXPENDED and
can be readily accounted for, of
which there is an accurate record
kept in the county clerks and treas
urer's Office, Notwithstanding the
fact that Messrs. NJ l.. Jones and
w. w. Hall have stated repeatedly
TO various people In this county
that there has been a great graft
by me In the expenditure OF connty
funds.
/. therefore, now CHALLENGE
each OF them. or any one else. TO
show where there has been one cent
OF money mia-appropriated or any
graft, whatever, in the transaction
of business pertaining to my Office
during the entire time that ! have
occupied the same, covering a per-
lod of almost eight years.
Respectfully.
JOHN II. SCOTT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-15
YOU'LL ENJOY A DRIVE

In one Of our rigs Just as much as II
you owned Il. More. IN fact. for
you VII have an the pleasure anc
only a mere fraction Of the expense
Of a private stable You are not
limited In your choice of a turnout.
either. Our livery service can sup
ply anything you require. from
runabOut 20 a coach and team. How
can We serve you?
FASHION STABLES.
G. w. YAnnke. Prop.
lsl-is7 N. High 81. Phone Main a.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Oklahoma Senator
Boosts Bryan

TAe Detroit Moi News says
senator 09e e Oklahoma has
proven himself e he 3 spellbnlef.
and that hs sdsfess e tie Wayne
County, Mebs democracy was
fall q epWams and cracks Al the
Republicans fae News quotes
Senator Gore as saying
imiINe theFa aee honest re-
Puhaeans leauat Abraham LIN
ssh q the erauaest lumiaaries
lea TIE pages 81 history but il ls
9 wise father that knows his oWu
sen and Doubt whether Lincoln
Wouit oan the present party that
claims him m ihe last II years
There has beenmgfe trusts organized
than ever befop rs me history d
tlle world from Pharaoh down 10
Theodore Roosevelt Republicans
nk tht eadding Clothes from the
babes ta1 thc ocfcment 81 tie dead.
it!eer q, ths tags g Lazarus and
Ietempi ibe riches j Dives: they
a th t15ls g TIE mechanics AMI
|the machinery & tie manufacturer
Itotbe peasants alonc tht Rhine al =
lower nne than ta ihe daellers il
WAYNE county Michigan
Governor Johnson II Michigan
good man hops some day
be vote 90 hm ia President. but
Iro, th yea p,ak ta myself
aone when ay tbat Pumed
knight q Nebraska. William Ien-
lining Bryan the manto tea3 us Is
Neivths year vbD the repab
aeaus se sr.t gsunde
Az fHe CLOSE e. tie address the
Imi gave tm cheers ~ Gore
aas ht eNt t,eriuu IS the
platform
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Never Better

tseNe P.efsail the gHknef.
says ihst vegetation never Looked
more advanced 81 bettef az this TINE
% The year. and Be expects great
returns from hs has ana vegetable
farm So says fhe Wagme Record
he ana hs brother have ] acre in
bcsns. ii-2 acres in eaehaee Ia
aefe n reas. IL acre % twnps,
acres n potatoes II acre
n3shes il aue n euuee Ia
acre "a celep, and other vegetables
Is smaller patehe Besides pege.
Table De pefal Bros have many
acres q fut and bernes Tbs sea.
they have planted 2 alfes 81 dew
heues and teoaefe u strawberries
They can expect great fetan,
trom Their 80 acres q land. ahet
iet use miles ffom Waeontf
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Looks Good

Ge8ge kapp tnd Df g.. W.
Williams made q ,hp met Ia the
SpavInam lead country last week. /,
and report cosdtions very favorable
ior future delbpment over there
Thxy say that Muskogce tnd loplin
capitalists are working thirty eN-
penenced men sinking prospect
hoes, ana lots q good ead ore Is
being iound. The gentlemen brought
baek some good samples, and Z
things turn out hkc they think, an-
other year ulll witness great 5eyel.
opmeuis 10 that meek g the
woods They say that capitalists
have offered as hgh IS 5000 iof
. 50 aere tract near there Tx
prospecting eeng done 9 miles
east Il Spa, naW TOXIN. SOD about
13 mikes southeast q Ninta.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Learned To Love Them.

cation after en years Of usefulness During he
Daly Chiofsan published of special interest %
Cherokee Nation than any d is contemporaries sad
the only paper in the Cherokee Nation that carried tbe
associated press dispatches Il was power 81 good or
Vinta and surrounding territory but during he past few
years had money loser FOR ihe publishers who wisely
oa Nearly quarter Of century he writer Of his
article small boy read with delight tbe proceedings 81
the Cherokee Council the Chefs and other matters
u vital the people in The Indian Chiefain
nov knows a. Vinita Weekly chealn AZ that We
lived with our parents the banks Of Grand River The
Chaftau and Cherokee Advocate only of
information and learned 70 love them The Advocate
gone Bot hail with delight The that The
Chieftan viii be continued as an "od fashioned weekly
Nav IL ly. long and prosper-Foya (Oka Statesman
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Centrolio Improvements

County surveyor Geofae Ashbp
IS back from CenuaIa where he has
been making the street grades tQf
the cry. Hc says There vii be lois
81 Improvements ma3e "a Cenifala
the sprlng fh foundation ior the
First National bank IS being hid. q
bfiek plant s going u and many
other Improvements too numerous
fo meni0a he also SAYS The town
S n hapes 4 getting > a.lfoat soon.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
viii Drill For
Oil And Gas

TIE Clmnute Oi and Gas com.
paW has secuted pn fhfageaf
lease the most q the country lying
the miles east Weleh aaj ex-
tending east six q seven miles, IN
to tee Neosh0 river bottom, andlt S
stated that the company eil Soon
haH papeimag the earth n thar
wanay im oa ana gas sass tlH
Meeh Waehman a Na,koeo
mnIhe company @ securing m.a.ng
pnFege 81 tf same district and
extending % tbs Nsosha Ht bet
tom north
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Users Are Liable
For Damages

Sats have been brought aul
judgement obtained - tie Em.
rw Cfeam separator Co, against
sears. Roeba1k & CO., q Chgago,
in when TIE alef named company
8 perplualiy ealo.ned against the
use of ,he Empire paseais SAYS ihe
WeIth Watchmau, and sat Nll 81
brought 20 Aamaee tW tbe ase q
these patents wheh eelonEed % tbs
Empire Cream Separator So. Tbs
makes every user II these Sears.
Roebask machlns hahk tm damages
fay th continued use af same
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
40 Per Cent Reduction

The corporation commission has
Hsucd 90 order reducing ile eHrress
aies % t'G state 40 per cent A
hearing eHl be hrld In tbfe evcks.
Wien tie sprcss companies Will O.
given aa opportunity % sh9N cause
~hy ~ wdef should -, 6 effect
I've There are use express CONE
panes Song business n thg state
Don't f1l totale advantage a Tx
Ch.etta.n special premium offer
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

Of work Samuel Mays. principal
sheriff OF CooWeeseoewee district.
csllcd "Wednesday oar faf
sround iencr IS completed and j.
" skinner has gore aftrf Mmbet
iof TIE inside 81 6oodyuoatg
enn5ed i7s head d cattle hefe
MONDAY ana sent thcmto h.s faagh.
Who whteWasned those : ats
aria 0ho lifHei u te slack time
IRON WHsester academy Ladies
3 ihe Methodist church 0ll mn 80
eating stand a the aa grounds
during R,h Nata iag NH Skn.
nef sbrpe1 i.si2 beef ,a'te um
,hs pae ths yvs Neass $40
r had toiai So $50 Ihe
pvhyitaaas Intend ssH 70 em.
meat the election o a church 90
the sasam I8is n5fth q BE- Fnne
Residence Ne learn tan J II.
Akin that tle peapIr q tbs CWN
saaWre district afe preparing ta !
lamp mteiioe at Yellow Spaaes
Rev Wm Hae 18th b8iaf kauss.
ca Monday 70 feman 9 iee 3lys.
pleasant moonlight p7ety ea'
rats plie3 n ey Is couples aa asi
Tuesday oRht. tlree couples aHpg
a. horseback. ana tlH0 m tgRes.
~ rannFa ugaeved Nu
eB ht Berkshire r.gs te0 a1ys
APO sum hm $3.50 We
saH,ed thaly-sA persons etHE
dinner at ane ume attbe $50 tan.
ESQ house lass Monday SIS O.
w. Green returned ha Friday uam
s. Louis where sbepgth59d tu-
mtue fof thcH large ana moaWis
td,s dwelling rn bAs tbuk &
Il lot q faa la saon tte ieoee ans
watch them brand aitIe hut bnae
laks thinks L 0at So pie80a, 0hH
h gets hotI 0 a tj steer 3aa
.sns hf ea N4s Ban.ha Ng-
Cannon. Mss Fannie Bbtb. Mss
.iaa II 3l,y anI 8.ss Nama Nak
mae ue a yy pleasant at lsl
W anes1ay fg Noftestei
academy tl soon be completed
Ihe hst inheritance q tie 5satfmp
4 the memory II tlt man ao has
So II hts hic Nth u Chusos.
al,oHaetor tHe Chaa81atan 4ua
education Thus tie asa5ng ta
have : proud phase ln Ca history o.
ths country Ca. 1.B. Guile O..
Caney has pecn chilling a. %,
Frisco house. ". Curle IS 0ne 9.
cur lafef mnchmen Ne Informs Is
that ne has sold nlneteen hundfel
head of heef cattle this year from
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
~HE LEAnN0 eaLloLLaI D

he LkAl9lN1 60 tkVi tat W.
- Vel, !. No 2. q nc Chief
tain, published on September
-. 1852. vas entitled. Public lu'
nfovemenfs Editor lyry sald.
sSrva Ia ihe HISTORY s WHIT fas
there hecn suth esi3enges y rtos.
pr.,y S noe There S more q.
auty about zeal estate aeN in d Jay
than formerly Is yen Better
buildings afr beag geeiei and
people He beginning {, ealt s i
they mesni - Say Towns rs
Whah yta. ago uali hardly hsve
been esen aeay ln na naN &
.bouelsft sim Frs, tnefe @asthf
.tst. Wh.lh u nst Nls thoaeg G.
be ! bad mae ht which n@
na onB an assured Success th
ertat saessss. Gmn same Moaes.
az academy At hfsi & Nas kapea
Ia huI3a Si.1o0 house. to rs
teachers a baddne snoW beng
epete3 Nh.lb Wia cost. iorg ly
tar ase, st beast $500 ana wa
ae|n s.ItlI t5Mfe1lhefs. Wib fnam
t0f So. tRn came te Cheiuu
eh.1h proposes % help everything
that fo93 TIE residences u A.
/. & Raymond. A F GosyspHtf
NATHANIEL Sknm ana 3 e Hat
B hke euatc1 an enduring 81.
n0aSe ontut4e umes @ Nua
wh.lethe beautfa and eee1ai Vse
khse which G. " Green goN
building vii long IS tbe motei g..
utstofs ana tie despair q Wak
.l.etthe Gool Wo,N & oo
Here S anuhv editorial "Om
n rhbor in Missouri au3 Kansas
sull TAX apoM opening ~ ths tef.
f,ory ana say Indians asof g.
There ara lnlans Whs au la ias0
81 llvii.nf ap oat au3s amor.
ourselves. bui tae tgBtQy sal
'nevabe opned Up q m 1ly rh,
Cheitan is selI 90 thu
And another the demo-
Gratis a. New York state hN,
! nominated Grover Cleveland
mayor Of Buffalo. 30 governor. an,
lthe republicans have aomInaie.
Secretary Folfef.
IN the LEGAL columns g te aml
number q The Cheiian vs find "a.
/ following items q interest, Franz
Genet Is building a new Wsidenc.
ON the east side d vann sitees
| All aaict IN yiaisa Nearly every.
body. has gone to the Muskoeee far
Two more carpenters afriyes
this week from Springfield. PLENTY
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Nwap Back ponoer In Cbe Early DAYS


fiae aia 1 hs s
Maaaay evening q ~ '@e3f.
4ooi'it Mas enc g 'if he1 sa'
oYso'e o.'asei's = e season,
Yone NHs Ne ef'efia' 'hg9 an1
ts 's '
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FV., " '''..s
@.' D''..Nt ~ N
@ ~ IAN hss
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
And The Little Girl
Held Up Her Hands

1yfo. add Nll0 MaN present Wien
fle bank Nas ioble3 a igw weeks
ago, Is anlecf u Df. G. \, fllllson
a. Ramona, Olla. She came d0NaI
70 Ramona las, week 10 visit ten
DAYS ana While thee tlte Ramona
Herald man secared from hf ihe
following story eoneenlng heg eS-I
neywnee n ihe tpe ol tbe robbery
"l@as ii the hank working on
,lie bools IN the back part q The
room. said Mss uobsen, "anj NJ
lenhar. tla president, was setting
IS cashier. Our cashier vas away
ior tlle day II jefferson. NJ
Alexander, tie iation agent, vas ln
TIE bank. iransaeilng some business
when tWo men came ln, One q
them closed tln from, 3ouf and Tie
oshei walked ~ g ~. Lenhart an5
Mf. Alemn8e, and tod them % hold
10 the.f hands. Nt. Alexander nut
"a iiiss. Hai M ieni6aft dld not
seam e. understand what tliey sald
"a dld not feallte VIA, they wefe
doing, iof hc ald n0t pat ~ bis
hands. The o,her fobbef then pu
the barrel ot hs revolver through
the Hon gfasing aifectly under hls
nose and told him aealn. Then NJ.
leuhar pug 20 hls hands also. rs
the meantime ile first robbef
marched NJ. Alexander around %
uirsc ~ l.enhaa was and come
peIlcd both % go down On their
knees. TIE other robtsi thrn came
Is ne anttook ne ~ thc shoaltcf
and said
Lttle r.h, you Pot your hands
10 and to what ! tel you o. yUu'u
ct hurt.
he kem holt d me anj walked
axer . the vault and looked IN. BE
saV nothing there that he wanted 50
h ueui 4 tle saie and tod me q
zen i liaa hba that seal1 n@
asidsd M snAW TIE combination.
lie SAID Come naa ! don't
want any ioaIog lioli him thai
could n1t open i andhe SAD
Wei. you had betief learn hoe
right ao~
Bv tbs time he had reaehed @,
safe and took bold ae and founs
thNRwas na locked Tlan q
t8ia ue rs e1 otef ana knee msf
wahthe others and iooa g ti foa
oteyva n aanitj e ert eoog
iook II tl,e men. s. s.aneet % q
the 0e vho eas standing euUs
ana he tod - a1 vtie kcer
ms eyes 50 the n5of Aiiei they
ai taken tle meney from ibe
drawer ant the SAFE. they iold 30,
fo get - ana STAY shee : was
Iey took Is men aio tte rfet
dents oaice and tfej s. 81 aqt g,
back way. nut the Jao' aas Iasket
sothey cams ti1s anj aut q tlen
sal1. Little ed ya sHg fsh
where yoa afe & uA mae -
Wa shos yoa hke ig 1ea 40
heina watched. ioatm@e
Then they Neni eat The fnu
door and as lookea so sse
strange man walking ey aa1 ioosini
IN. Then I beem O. So ssafed
THIS man passed tle slndoN ihf'
mes, each lime booking g 81 ne
L. thr. time b. started @ pn g
aieW seconds Mf Sraullw ih
druggist. ,ame b and in eAnl
Uay said Come 81. gt me soma
cash. Then ~ noticed ihat | Wa'
knegllng 90 the floor viii my hand.
Is and asked me shat sas ieinI
there. could nol answer and 3.
came running around behind tl
counter and took hold o. n3e. TIE
seemed l. ROUSE ne and pentedt
tie safe AMI told him tie bank has
teen fobled. he started 20 ua ou
ard called 10 him that they Woul.
s Kit Is both ana that We were beinl
watched. he said MT now 90,
taking ne ~ tbs afHb mn odl o
the building asking mg az about
as Nc fan. We looked up The foa'
toward NJ. Ienhart's house an
saw M. Lenhaft and NJ AleNande
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

You can get the Oklahoma Farm
Journal free one year i you will
pay 81 on subscription tothe Chiefi
tain now.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06
FULTON FISH and MEAT MARKET
JOHN MOORE, Proprietor.
A CONSTANT ANNOYANCE.

Half the nervousness, half the irri- tability that is SO common In every day life, is really sickness, and in most cases a condition that accom- panies kidney trouble.
 It is the work of the kidneys to keep the blood free from uric acid and other poisons. but when the kid neys are sick. and not doing their duty, the uric acid poisons permeates she body, and attacks body, brain and eerves The irritation causes ner- vousness. irritability. headache. dizzy spells; makes you languid. unfit for work. and inclined to worry over trifes. Besides. there is nothing more annoying than a bad back. and backache is the most common sign of kidney trouble You feel lame and tired in the morning. suffer day and night with a dull aching in the back, and it hurts to stoop or bend or lift.
 Keep your temper cool. and get the kidneys we'll. No person can feel sheerful and healthy if the kidneys are the least bit affected. 4 few doses of Deans Kidney Pills. taken fu the beginning, will set the kidneys sfght.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06

Continued treatment cures cases of long standing.
 Deans Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only. and contain no poison- ous nor habit-forming drugs. They relieve congestion and inflammation of the kidneys or bladder, heal and cure the kidney tissues. drive of dangerous uric poisons. dissolve and remove gravel. and rid the body of all watery waste.
 Thousands of cures prove the merit of Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is case at home.
 A WATERBURY CASE.
 R. R. Calender, of 90 Bishop St, Waterbury. Conn. says: "I have much confidence in Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backaehe. h my own case they brought freedom from every symptom of kidney trouble and rid me of pains in the back and the trouble has not return ed since I stopped using this remedy. I procured the pills at the H ". Lake Drug Co. and it gives me pleasure to endorse such a reliabA baekaehe and kidney medicine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Charles N Freeman of Hillside avenue, is confined to his home with grip.
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Peter Guischer of Wash ington street.
 There will be Lenten devotions this evening in St Francis church at 7:30 o'clock. .. ..-.
 Lenten services will be held this evening in the parish house. Sub ject: Mary Lyon, 1797-1S49.
 Patrick Dunne of Winsted is spend- ing a few days with his parents, MT and Mrs James Dunne of Arch street.
 Mrs w. H. Watson of North Main street, has returned from Hartford, where she has been visiting her sis ter.
 William J. kelleher, formerly with Lewis & Parker, has accepted posi- tion with R. R. Harder & Go, of Wa terbury.
 Health Officer w. IT, Baker attend Stt tAC dudi ICltS oCooiou Sh teAhS Souh ty Health association in New Haven yesterday.
 The Imperial Moving Picture com pany will give another exhibition to- morrow afternoon and evening at the Gem Opera house.
 MT and Mrs Otto G. Moore of Mis- hawaka, Ind, are the guests of Mrs Moore's parents, MT and Mrs Abram McDougall of High street.
 In the probate court yesterday Judge McDonough appointed Charles F. Hungerford administrator of the estate of the late John Jemis.
 The mortality report for the month of February in this place, as report ed by Registrar Hugh Hearns, shows 15 deaths during the month, males and ' females. ..-....
 A Shakers" entertainment will be given this evening in the Methodist church at o'clock by the Junior league. It will consist of recitations vocal and instrumental music.
 At the Lenten services this even ing in St Michael's Episcopal church the Rev Brindley Morgan, D. D., rec tor of Christ church of New Haven
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06
No Dull Timss in Any of ihs
 A. X F. St0[AS '

Business booming all along the line. Good Goods, Low Prices, keep things on the move all the time. No goods ever misrepresented. All most 50 years of honest merchan- dising explains the cause of business being lively.
 Extra Stamps-25 stamps with
 cans A. & P. Fancy Corn ... 25c
 Best packed.
 Extra Stamps-Frce 40 stamps
 with soc worth of our Famous
 Teas and Coffees, We sell the
 best 50c Tea and 25c Coffee In
 the U. s.
 15 stamps with can Singapore
 Fineapple ...... 15c 10 stamps with l can Strawber-
 lies '...... ...... ..... lSc 15 stamps with 1 can Reliable 10 stamps with 9 pkgs Alpha Pud-
 ding, each .. .... 5c 10 stamps with ? cakes A. & P.
 Securing Soap, each ........ 5c ID stamps with 1 pkg Toasted
 Corn Flakes ....... ..... 1Oc ID stamps with i box Shaker
 salt ..!.... ...... ... .. 1OC 10 stamps with 1 pkg A. & P.
 Jelly Powder =. ... .... 1Oc BON AMI ...... 9c WASHING SODA, 8 lbs .... .. 5c 1776 WASHING POWDER Be PEARLINE .... ...... ..... Sc sArOLlO .,.... ...... .....7c IxL Laundry STARCH ....... =. @ se IoMEA ...... =. .... Ec ATLANTIC SOAP POLISH .... 1Oc
 Absolutely the Best and Purest Teas and Cotfees ever brought to America now in stock:
 New Teas ..~ 35c, 4Oc and 5Oc lb Fancy Chop ....... 6Oc and roc Ib Fresh Roasted Coffees, 20 and 25c Ib Fancy ...... BOG, 35c and S8 lib
 Once tried, always used. Nothing more refreshing and satisfying than cup of Pure Tea or Coffee. We want all our patrons to test our new goods. Notice the amount of stamps we are giving with an as sorted order of Tea and Coffee of soc worth or more.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06
WATERVlLLE

James Burns was in New York on business trip yesterday.
 W. H. Van Arsdale of Hartford was in the 'ville yesterday on busi- ness.
 Regular monthly meeting of the Wateryille Engine company tonight at o'clock.
 Thomas Lamontangue has re- signed his position with the Rowbot- tam Machine Co.
 A dog owned by William Clark of Yale street became affected with the rabies yesterday. After running around the streets for about an hour he was finally shot in the doorway of Blackman's pool room Only one dog is known to have been bitten. that one being a bird dog owned by Harry Sizer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06
T~.nsy-en. cor..pond.n,. Named.

New York. March 6. The hidden warfare that has been waging for six months between Mrs. Burke Roche Ba- tonyi. the well known society leader. and her husband. the professional whip. has burst into open conflict. Ms. Batonyi began her suit for divorce. in which she names ten correspondents. Her action was closely followed by q counter action instituted by her hus- band. ln which be names eleven men.