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WATERBURY "EVENING DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1907.
J " 1 "A , i V. ' ' -
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,
LOANS
OF
$10 AND UPWARDS
, on aa
Easy Weekly Payments
without publicity on the lowest rates
consistent with sound business prin
ciples. Your dealings will be held
strictly confidential and we will glad
ly furnish all Information free of
charge.
We Make Salary and Furniture
LOANS
AMERICAN LOP CO.
Room 5,199 Bank St.
Open Wednesday evenings. 'Phone.
"Th friends thou hast and
their .adoption tried, grapple them to
thy soul with hoops of steel." Po- I
lonlus.
Brown's Qu ckiire
Gtiarcial
has many friends to whom It has
proved ItM worth. Do not be Imposed
on. Insist on getting the bag with the
Black Disc.
: Telephone
J. H. MULVTTXK.
The Undertaker.
Residence.
Street
Store. St
439
East
Main
Patrick' BlocX :10
Cast Main Street
JOHN MORIARTY
UNDERTAKING.
OFFICE OPEN LAY AND NIGHT.
Telephone 397. House 354.
Office Over Poli'i Theater Entrance.
Boston Ferns
:. , and ali kinds of .
Potted Plants
SAXE & FL0T0
FLORISTS.
SOUTH MAIN ST.
Telephone Opp Grand
AMONG OTHER MONUMENTS,
erected last year la the old and
itw St Joseph's and Calvary are
those for Timothy Brennan, Dental
Cassldy. Roger Connor. Marcus Hell
nui. John F. Hackett, Terrenes
Downey. Mary Phelan. Michael Shea, ,
Wllllim Duncan. Tnc-mas ouuer.
Patrlck Butler. Patrick Boyle. Chrl.
Dunphy. Maurice Healey. Lucten
Pratte. William Stafford. We are
making a number to be set next
sprtn. Flare vour order now.
while nw 1"W-
C A. .T'KON & CO
tTO-174 Rank ftnwt.
HADDOCK 5c !b.
Live Lobster 20c lb.
rreta Btmoa , ueorgia say. w nai can we ao: n . , . . - ,
. . .. .a- . . ....... .. . . once being in a wellknown Jewel
Live Scallop c 1 you pas. a Uw prohibiting the labor ,hop ,n(1 wb9 i w looWng
Bullheads, Butterftsh, Spanish Mack- of children under certain age and at some old rings and trinket, my
. oa. ih'
20c lb
ereU Maine
Clams.
end Long Island
Fulton Fish and Meat MarXtt
258-60-CS Cnerry St 'Phone S41.
PEN 31 A MS II 1 1'
Rrof. Holley.
Teaches every pupil ic writs a fine,
rapid, business hand. In a course of
1C private lessons, and no failures.
All kinds of pen work executed U
the highest degree of art
17 BANK STREET.
People Whose Garbag;?
Is neglected win Bud ejnlck relief by
sending a poata! or calling by tele
phone No 122-k.
fi. MEIuNtt.VSelervEi
LARGE VANS FOR
FURNITURE
MOVING
Pianos moTed ly Hairs
patent piano morcr. .
Ttsmlng of all klnis
Etcrafe a: rtasonasJa ratas
UFKE 09 KEAS9I if
Fdph M Blikcslto
Evening democrat
WATERBURT, CONN.
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W tecond elan matttr.
WEDNESDAY, JAN 23, 1907.
The official report Issued at Cal
cutta states that the area under cot-
rn 4n Tndtn a nonrlv A million APTRSI
! larger than last season. The output
is estimated at 5,105,000 bales, which
. the rec0rd tllei largest totel hither-
to attained being 3,722,000 In 1904.
Boll worm has disappeared from the
Punjab. Sind furnishes 2,000 bales
of Egyptian cotton.
New York at present ? putting up
nineteen skyscrapers and the ground
area upon which they will stand Is
only a little more than three acres.
Yet 100.000 persona will be housed
on these three acres every day with-
out crowding. A most Important
economic factor Is the wonderful
speed made possible by the use of
steel and hollow-tile In, skyscraper
construction, effecting an estimated
saving of from six to twelve months.
This means a saving of $300,000 in
rentals on two average buildings.
Hollow brick have revolutionized the
methods of modern building. Those
who think that skyscraper building
is being overdone may be surprised
to know that ions before a new one
Is finished a large part of its space
la rented. The safety of the flre
I proof skyscraper Is no longer ques
tioned. Architects and builders are
agreed that, the steel-framed struc
ture is the safest and most enduring
, type. This Is due mainly to the fact
that the terra cotta fireprooflng used
to protect the steel has made even
the tallest and heaviest building
' practically immune from corrosion
as well as from the danger of con
flagration. Senator Beveridge ha. declared hi.
Intent'on of .peaking on hi. bill for
the regulation of child labor. . That
bill, it will be remembered, provide,
that the products of any factory or
mine In which children under 14
year, of age are employed or permit
ted to work shall not be carried by
any Interstate rallroaa. The need of
such a law is apparent to every one
who has studied even casually the
evil of child labor. In the house
Monday the proposition for an in
quiry Into the sanitary and moral
conditions surrounding the employ
ment of women and children wa. de
bated with some acrimony. In order
to make the inquiry an approprla-
tiou will have to be made and the
bill a. presented does not carry any
appropriation; probably, therefore,
there will be nothing of a practical
nature resulting from It The ex
treme states' rights men insist that
this evil should be handled by the ,
states. It seem. tlTat. a. a matter of '
political theory and logic, this I.
true. A. a matter of practicality It
ha. - been proved a failure. The
growth of the evil of child labor In .
southern state, has been not merely J
a local scandal, but a national one.
And yet the cotton manufacturer, of
. ...... . ...
Georgia say. "What can we do? If
llmftlng the hour, of employment or
women and children, and our neigh-
bor. South Carolina, passes no such
law, we have to meet unfair competl-
tlon forced upon us by our own law-
makers." The argument 1. plausible.
almost unanswerable. But when the
United States government attempts
to make a law covering the same
subject, and applying to all Mate,
and commonwealth, alike, these very
people rise In indignant protest de-
claring that the sacred right of local
self-government in Infringed. Must
childhood be stunted and womanhood
depraved that a political theory may
be upheld?
HEARD VS PASSING.
A wtMnan In New Tcrk in golnc to
rffi hentelf off. Tickets ar ellinx
for t .V. will marrv the men
who draws the Iwkjr nonitwr. Won- ; very faithfully. It proved to be a Ro
der If tbo man will cooxhIut luine!f man gem. and Is now. I believe, la
lucky. Bridgeport IVet ithe Ashmolean mooeum. Antique
The thouand of bllW being Intro- J "ot ?TJ?!T , T."
Midiwt Wl5Utw win be even abrwd. and thta way of picking
thinned eat later by the rfanJl' them up la England ia worth trrlng
committees
Them the few that ret
Cimcgn will be ttilned not by the
eupreme eoartn. Mersdeu JoarnaL
rnWieitv In several of the boards
ronnerted with the rity envernoseet
bee twaSed la iarmw revenue
and collectloa of pubBe nwy. Pub-
Ertty pars wbetber SKlaihirter?d la
te blne la the e.spe ef 0-
TtViMT or la Hty effslr. la ike
ahape of aewfkMMdletowa Ftes.
Members ef tbe aatieaal lows e
reptrsentstivee have st added to
their pnpnlnrity by vadng ta tocreaee
their salaries from $5,000 to 17,600 a '
years after March 4. 1007., Members
of the national legislature A. are the
best paid legislators at the" present
time.. ou the. face of the, earth. In
most of the countries the legislators
serve without compensation, aud
graft Is not any more In evidence
than at Washington, Hartiora
rost. a ......
1 "In defeuse and promulgation of
democratic- principles," Representa
tive Sheppard said, "we ' need no
special enthusiasm like that which
an old colored deacon prayed niigut
be given to Sam Jones, from on high:
'Oh, Lord.' he said, 'gib Brudder
Jones de eye ob da eagle dnt be may
see sin from afur. Glue his year to
the gospel telfone . atrik connect Win
with de centrul sWes. Lumlnate his
brow wld a brlghtnus dat '11 make de
flres ob bell look lek a taller candl6.
Nail his bans to de gospel 'plough.
Bow his hald In some lonesome val
ley, whnr prayer Is much wanted to
I be made. 'Xolnt him all ober ww ae
j kersene lie ob dy salbatlon and set
i him afire." Washington Dispatch.
SHU WITHOUT A COUNTRY. .
Trouble of Barkentine. Wbica Once
Sailed Under Chilean Colon.
I Sailing from port to port, with no
country she can legauy ..'" - :
SSryV -tSSSJ
whjcn ieft Tacoma yesterday, laden
j with a cargo of lumber for Callao.
j Although owned by American cltl-
' 'i5SS
vegsel and lg not entitled to claim
uncle Sam's protection or to fly the
Stars and Stripes. The United State
JJSS
not slgn her crew before she departed
from this port. She could not even
clear her cargo here.
Upon arrival on the sound the Alta
entered at the customs house at Port
Townsend, under protest, it Is said,
and from that port she will have to
clear. Captain Thonagel states that
the veseel encounters the same diffi
culties wherever she goes. The ex
perience is no new one.
The Alta's last fag was the Chil
ean. She is owned by Amer'cans at
Manila, and when they bought her
she was put under a Philippine regis
ter for the coasting trade there. The
end of her trouble, which has excited
more or less comment on sundry oc
casions, will be when the Philippine
islands are declared a territory. The
Alta will then get American register,
with Manila as her home port. Just
as a number of vessels obtained
American register when Hawaii was
made a territory.
The AltaJs a four masted steel
barkentine of 1.332 net tonnage. She
was built In 1900 by R. Duncan &
Co at Port Glasgow and Is owned by
A. P. Lorentzen. In Lloyds register
she Is given as Chilean, under which
flag she originally sailed. Naturally
the Alta experiences difficulty in ob
taining a crew, as no government
ZtZ Udger
offlc'als of any country will sign
. CUBI0SITY HUNTING. '
Some Instances of. Finds of Much
Value in Unexpected Places.
Some years ago, in Yorkshire, a
man went to a farm for a day',
hooting with the farmer. In the
morning, as they were about to start,
pointer dog was unkennelled to ac
company them. The sporting friend
noticed that attached to the dog',
collar waa apparently a brass ring,
which the farmer explained his ser
vant had ploughed up the day before
and tied to the collar. When the
ring was removed the . friend pro
nounced it to be gold, and he of
fered to take it Into town and get It
valued. The farmer assented, but
he said he would ratner have some
sliver spoons than money. These
the Jeweler readily agreed to give
and he afterward sold the ring for
20. The next time the ring
changed hands it fetched 850. and
It Is now in the Brlttlsh Museum.
It may be said that this 1. quite
an exceptional case, says a writer
In Chambers'. Journal on curiosity
hunting, and a man might live a
hundred years and never get such a
chance; but how many people make
ithe attempt?
I It Is certainly easier to frequent
curiosity shops In town; but you
'must know something about every-
TDinff worm dutidk. i remeDiDer
(... . . .
:y caught sight of a ring which
a ISSRS.
j kMW tt , Roman gem. and It
I wa. the constellation Leo. When
j I asked the price the dealer heel-
, la IV VI , UU iwkihb es u eas. we,
aaked me If It was -a Roman gem.
I replied that wa. wnat I wanted to
know from him. He tried all way.
to get me to confess I knew about
such things, and when I presently
put down the ring and wa. going
out he told me he wanted 20 ahlll-
Idr for It as It was. but If It was a
Roman gem he wanted more. I took
advantage of hie offer and bought
the r'ng.
It Is always advisable to tarn over
the loose stone, you sometime. Me
exposed in the window of a .mall
Jeweler', shop, generally lying la a
saucer. I got In that way a head
which wa. appearing oat of a bath.
The stone was a yellow caraettan.
bat Just where the neck was there
wa. an accidental streak of brilliant
red ta the stone repreeent'ag blood
wnen jam rw ihuoi mp nwu.
It is undigested food that caoee
emu Bees and painfnl lndltVm. Ke-
. dot a eniaTMe er vegetame cju.
' It cliarws wmi jam eu mma nnww
.L "v.iTT 1
; eeofVwnW the J't1'
s end Vnt Law. IMd krre by H v..
i Lk rJ Sn,ltk-
Bank street Rmealya.
UCL-UaCCSia.
msiuuuvsna
LANCLEY
YOUR CREDIT IS
: GOOD "
SPECIAL SALE
$l. Down $1. Week
On $25. or Less.
FURNITURE
CARPETS
RANGES
LCi
FUTURES
PALLOR !U TES
IRO i B DS
SRNCS
MAI KESSES
PILLOWS
COMFORTERS
GO CAIT
CcAL EATEKS
OIL HEAT El S
run KUU
Secretary of State Houorer
at Canadian Capital.
BEADS MESSAGE FROM SWETTE5HA
Talks et Frlendtr ReUtlaashl B
. tMi te mui Damlalaa.
G.Teraor at Jamaica Is Pro- -(oaa.lr
SMtatal Vae Ala.
OTTAWA, Jan. 23. The Russell
House dining room was filled and
many were unable to obtain seats a.
the banquet, given by the Canadian
club to Secretary Root
There were present Earl Grey, 8!t
Wilfrid Laurler. W. S. Fielding. Sid
ney Fisher, Sir Frederick Borden,
Speaker Sutherland of the bouse of
commons. Speaker .Dandurand of the
aenate. R. U Borden, leader of tbe op
position, and many others. Flunkei
Taylor, president of the Canadian club,
presided aud spoke briefly In Introduc
ing Mr. Root
Mr. Root received an ovation when
be rose to speak. He said that be wa:
deeply sensible of tbe honor conferred
upon him by the presence of hi. ex
cellency, the governor general, aud tbe
premier of Canada. "Another kindly
greeting." said Mr. Root, "has been re
ceived by me since I took my seat at
3ie table from a gentleman who foi
reasons wblcb were apiuirent could not
obtain a seat at the table. It la dated
Jan. 30, was received at Washington
on Monday from Governor Swetteaaam
at Kingston. Jamaica, and repeated to
me as follows:
" 'Jamaica Is profoundly grateful to
your excellency for expression of sym
pathy and for tbe very practical aid so
kindly given by Admiral Davis and
the entire particular service squadron
of the United States.' "
I The reading of this messsge wa. re-
) calved with great cheering.
Mr. Root delivered a speech In which
he dwelt chiefly upon the good rela
tion, existing between Canada and
tbe United States for tbe past ninety
years.
He paid his first visit to Canada, he
said, forty yean ago and had kept la
touch with Its development ever since.
Ia concluatoa he asked thoee present to
lofa with htm la a sentiment "to the
Canadian settler, ia New Engisnd
and the American settlers ra the Cans
dies west May they with loyal mem
ory do honor to the land, of their
birth. May they ever with loyal ciU
tenahlp de God, service to tbe coun
tries of their adoptkn."
Kt Wilfrid Laurler. oa proposing a
rote ef. thank, to Secretary Boot, said
that whea he wanted a restorative fo
Ul health be went to tbe United State
and whea Becretary Beet wanted a
restorative be visited Canada. Bo tail
j if tbe two eewatrlea could aot aav
trade reel pi wit they bad It la In
randa, Tbe premier ta eoachnloa hlg!
ly complimented Secretary Boot
Later Secretary Roe aad party, e
bur to the lOaesa ef Lady Victor!
CreafeO. eldest daugats ef Lord aa
LANGL
144-148
SOUTH MAIN
Y
Ladv Ore. uviiJid fe
ver, left for Montreal en route for
Washington.
Cold Wave Ovav Baraaa.
LONDON, Jan. 23. Tbe cold wave
recorded from the continent has reach
ed Great Britain. The temperature has
fallen 20 degrees, and there It a bois
terous easterly gale, with threat of
snow. Almost the whole of Europe Is
now Involved In thl. cold wave, a fea
ture of which ha. been the sudden
ness of tbe tall In temperature In west
ern Europe. There has been a heavy
fall of snow at Naples and In the
Swiss Alps, whUe In Germany, Austria
and Russia the severity of tbe weather
I. lncreaalng. ,
Ctrl Foraot Daitr aa laeaaee.
.NOui UUix, Vs., Jan. 23. The big
caisson for the naval station at Charles
ton, S. C, waa launched at the Nor
folk navy yard, but It was not Chris
tensd. No sparkling wine trickled down
Its bow. Miss Lucille Martin, tbe desig
nated sponsor for the occasion, wa.
there with tbe good. In her band, bu.
whea the caisson commenced to slit
Into tbe water ahe became ao much al
sorbed In the event that ahe forgot hei
official duties. Tbe caisson vu built
at a cost of 9100.000.
Lhailtea staa lata Oaea BWHah.
CHARLESTON. S. C Jan. 23.-Tak
Ing an open switch about three-quar
ters of a mile asutb of Temaaiee, the
vestibule Uinl'ed. N& 88, of the AUantic
Coast line crashed into extra freigh
No. 342, walUng at the aiding. Tbe
passenger and freight engines, thre
vestibule Pullmans and several freight
car. were smashed up. Engineer Johu
son of tbe passenger train wa. kllleit I
..... . . M v.i
onmgm ana me uvsrv tuvuwa vi wuiu
engine. crn;hed to death. Two men
are missing.
Oa.ltl.a ( B-lvaeaae Mlaataa.
OLEAN. N. T, Jan. 23.-Dr. Hlb
bard ba. given out tbe following state
ment reganling the condition ef former
Governor Ulggins: "Mr. Hlggin. ha.
made a slight but distinct change for
tbe better In the last twelve hours.
consider this to be a mere temporary
improvement It may last for some
day., but moat likely only for tome
hours."
Kra'k Daatae Arreste.
KTACK. N. Y, Jan. 23.-DT. Fred
erick Tledeman. who has conducted a
sanitarium for aerroae patients, has
been held for the arand Jury ea the
charge of maintaining aa unlicensed
institution for the Insane. Dr. Tele
man waa arretted by dirertloa ef Dr
W. S. RuseelL Inspector for the state
rommissloa ia lunacy, aad pleaded
nitty.
IrnMt Daea fssaHis at P
NEW TORS. Jaa. 21 -Senator
Cbanncey M. Depew raeatered public
Ufe la New Tark feet sdght by prtsid
tng at the aaanaJ dlaaer ef the Trane
portatiea club, ef which he aa. beea
lreldeat for tea yean. The dinner
van la the Hotel Manhattan. He wa
a the midst ef hia fr-eads and wa-
eartlly wslcesaed. Mt ao smi
ef ket eld tiato Ef assf toady wit
LOOK
I THESE MONEY SAVING
COAT BARGAINS
They are offered again for To-morrow
$18.88 LONG COATS $9.98.
di.'.v D.j.iii, rva ra inithM in
( trimmed, were 118.98. Now. . ," wg
1 $1198 LONG COATS $7.98.
Heavy Black Cheviot Coats.; 60 Inches long, white satin lined, braid
I trimmed, were 914.9B.v-Now .. .... .... .... .... "" ,.y7.88
$18.88 LONG COATS $6.98.
Black Broadoloth. a coat that a. a bargain cannot be equalled, was i ,
;; 4918 98. Now .... .... ...... .... '.Vi'. '.".T. ' .... $8
! ' " ' ' "
A XABGE SHOWING OF STYLISH COATS AT. ....... .$2.98 and $3.98
96.98 and 97.98 Long CoaU in . $8.98 and 99.98 Long CoaU ia
; mixed goods, all : colors and sixes! ' mixtures, all sizes and colors.
i Vnw .... $2fl8 Now $3.88
Weinstein's
66 SOUTH
Glean I Bright.
That la the way shirts and
.tods are sent home by ' wy at
.cif Is property lanudered. SotUu-.
ineven about our work. U la C"n
n-day. good to-mnrrow and ? od e
mti'uaf in Ut fear, ti.uueuien tew
ure very particular should rand tui
SUiru, Collars and Cuffs to t-e leau
ing laundry.
tuc. tin ?c ct;im ll'lim f
yint nil ' fc sunin
277BAISKST
A.J.COONEY4Prop.
Caaaa ataatuarr a t'uial Wraek.
HAVANA. Jan. 23.-The collector of
enstoms Is In receipt of a telegram Bay
lng that the Cuban steamer Atiantico
has run aground on tbe Gulncho reefs.
near Porto Padre, and is a total wreca.
All the member, of the crew were
eared. :
FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL.
u An a ii mt smmi ner cant
n.nM fUi AU. iMr cent
. .va..M. .. " r 1
ezchan.es. 1628.307,1 W; balances, .a).5.
Closing pnoes: - .
Aimb vwnmo. .-I --
Atehlson .1044 Ncrf. A Wast.. slU
B. 0 U7 Pwn. It R
Brooklyn B. T.. 7SVi Readin. w
r A. a, t. AA nb T.l nrt
Che.'Ohlo.... Sl Bt Paul !'-
Cni. NorUlW..IM ooumern rc...
D. H nz Douioern nj...
n.t K Bouth.- Rr. pf.. W
0.n.Blectric....lOH iugar WS
IU. Central 171 Texas PaclBe...
1 .i.nmi, At f-nlnn P.rlfle 175 Si
Louis. Nash.. 1SJH U. 8. 8tl 7H
... ... .. a - iru
Manhattan...... u. a. dwi i"--""
lnt-Mt..-.. KH West Union.... V
Missouri Pac.... K '
aw Tark Mark.ta.
PLOTJR Pirtn. but slow: MtnnMots
paUau. SMi-lo; winter .tralthts. tVaXl
Oar wtntor axtias. tUO&S: winter pat-
"'Il.'iTS'v'fL.. ..win. th.
early seasioa aa w. omnia "
Matt and la Sr'hT with .uu
am maruu: en ey-waa-jajw-e
ha - a t9tmnmt aagV HO'
dar good wcathir. but rallied en eovwtn.
and wlta wbeat; nay. ro.
lif"WPa nMarMr MiLwea tidi. ! flntsl. Zl
fle.; wcvnds. MCWc; hii astras, c;
I . . MAM. ny, a HAM,.
CHEE8&--8tata, full eraam. small and
larn. Bcptamoar, fancy. r . .
baat : winter mad small, aver-
..... W... . .m. ,n brim. 1 ' Wl,
55-: "SSMitiTwZ
bal. awma. rVSltfc.: Prt sklma, prima.
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Jc : ntarby. fraah a-Uwrtd, eraU ta
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HAVrirmw: ahlpplna. ood U
CholeAtl4il.l.
BEANa-Jutt: Barrtw. $t;
tlJUlvl Pa. fa-Ie- r kUmr. tt
HO PS Cu!-t; .ute. eompoi to eholte.
tsoi VOe.; if, aeilt; Pacwe eoaat.
jpOTATOEa PM and kw: PeaylTa.
ala. choir, par ou..-i. vwi -
mni wcatera. U Dc.; da, fair te good.
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UVS POI.'LTBT Firm : fowla. ll-i
oM nwtm, N-i ehlea-na. laolat:
STeks. 140 lie.; km. tHiUtj tark., a. U
DRE88CO POrtTRT - Firm: fw-.
14 roeatar se-S aeary ebJckana. IM-ie;
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ebj(e to faaey. i a : ao. w'tw m
carbr. Ifilsc.: waatera. So. MJ""
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CATTtB-Buwotr HcM. market staadv
dratee. cnCM; prime, sUseia; va
eaivea. w v.-.
m ,i m ft t.m IbMi MrV Ml
erim bee. sk4kIsi etkar arwaaa. T
wR.'i.r'TCw a . e.
markel aiira: prim vetnera. C W-'-
ea'le aad n
tte Eveaiag Democrat ta tl
people's paper. The prtea la U
eofy. Ire a week, die a asoaU. ft
yar. by saU t aarOr.
OVER
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nr. well made, satin lined and .-
Cloak Room,
IV1AIN
DIEECTOEY OF
c liable Specialists
IN WATEBBUEY. 7
FTOEEnl DIBICTOES.
. H. GRAY & CO,
335 North Main street
Fr.neral Undertakers. Telephone
Day or Night
ABCHITECTS
Corner Bank St and Harrison Ave.
LOITIS X WALSH.
ECHITECT 61 Leavenworth fit
C. JEROME BAILEY, A-ohi.eo.
Apothecaries' Hall Bulldia.
EDWY E. lEdEOICr.'
. II Leavenworth Street, V
FBENEY & JACKSON.
(1 Leavenworth Street.
JOSEPH T. SMITH.
rchitect II North Mala St
ME AND MBS G. E BAILEY.
KPe,CLiLl, Room 11, XT Mala
" Parmucentiy remove auuwuuuua
hair, moles, wart, and all blemlaaoa
by .lectrolysts. Hour. 3-1 3. 1-4. .
TEE BOSTON FEAMINQ CO
Fine Art Portralta cooled, in
klndL Picture, framed at reasonable
prices. 180 south Mala Street
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THE IMPERIAL, the finest la New
England, la Bank Street
ALTIIEA PARK,
Baldwin street Look It over. oonv
pare location and price for lot. 3 OS
160. and you will be convinced that
ll la a good Investment
Our terms are easy. A email
amour: a own, oaianoe monwiy w
ftaHmenta.
We have sold several lata, and can
refer you to the parties who pur
chsseu and you will find they are
satisfied with their Investment
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ply to
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JAMES JL HYNES & SOI
Telephone 13L
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AND HAIR CUTTINU
Go to
CATTEB ftHODSON'S New Shop
is wEtrr main BTUEarr.
Over Park Lanrh Booma
KiiojaJuMuio tt tamciL&i
For kidney, liver aad stomach.
trouble. -BUTTERMILK
by the quart glasa or gallon, at
J. L Watts' Cafe, SostHI ail
IMPUKTb) MUNQtDX LAoci
BEER.
KneYariet? IElICATESSES IUNCB
At AH Hours.
Sresca r . "OsU.
18 ana IS HAEEIS0N AYE.
Don't Lose
Your Nerve
Br drinking site
tloas called tea aad coffee.
Whsa thirsty have a glasa
at ear pare Uger er ale. -,
Everytalaa la ear beers Is
absolntely pare aad haadled .
' It aa abeolately cieea saaa
aer. For sale ea draaght
aad bottled for table as to
au leading cafea,
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