, ‘ . nannies
y“ of the 'QOYOYMf:.Of’
willows» «out. as.
. equivalent, tortilla,
“all. 199 we ‘ niggazeimh'll
ii 00 .oycrtbe‘Amor-lesn
_ peceedinsjyesr and
. the-totalGenmaa lin-
ear. The United States
«ls-lithe 3 third'place among coun-
lchflimoort , German 'merchtn
aggregate liunortsfrom .0»
1908 having been valued at.
all 007'marlts $111,689,600), or 1034
wrh‘trgroaiuo- oi the: yoermsn
mooriedduring the some per?
6mt3ritain.”
"FE tum? romeo. .
escallop oysterslu
‘ . retention/0400:“
e blazer a tablespoonfui oi
it when the butter is melted
third of a cup oycre’a . When
ethos to a boil extlng hill the
and put in the blazer a layer or
ed‘rm’fiters. sprinkle wnn bu.-
cl‘schercrumba. and the crumbs
salt and pepper. Add another
each of‘oylteere and, crumbs
as being. «Put? on» the: cover.
antes and let cook live min-
_ . perhaps seven minutes. The
ystersehould‘look plump. , To a
pint of woven; so a cupful of oracle
“Emma and Whird cuoful' of but-
vi‘er. ‘ g . , ‘
_.-,“i.‘his lathe bee ngcaeon of allithe
,yesl‘tolxet real‘ rgains'in lathe lin-
en’u. ‘-. ,,
'Mirror‘vel‘vet it"ihe‘ inane of tho
undertone a rich fabric.
.. As'the‘ishoulder seam shortens the
.rullhesBIof the-tigtves will increase.
, es ‘" “ ‘ foods in twins
, “git gl Led material bulg-
ii tojreach around the throat. but
”be a! inches wide, say six or seven.
.9410! three-quarters of an inch from
what is to he titanium use you he-
tin to stitch the pleats down. leaving.
the: upper edge to here about the
threat. yStitch down the meals at
fs're'ebout over the shoulders. A bit
of line lace on tile edges adds. to the
detainees. an ,
one o! the smartest hats l have seen
xt moon was s grape toque. Bunch-
‘ of ' pee entirely covered the
toque. v lying in color from the'llsbt-
.esir men of the unripe fruit to the
’I'iilliol ’ to of the fruit in primecoll-
he table: ' There was-s
of skill digiayed in the
which was it in We're»
1 ,yet gave the ollect un-
‘ u m
m hnehes. ‘
this} i t shades of "old
" " 6 tier dresses calls for the‘blouss
up)” and olksold Jamboree.
ted coat . popular-Worthless.
' . is es gel by smart when.
mly woven gray
with Meal but»
‘ _
épaiislen flowers are con-
hots.
. ' 1 Also 7 -
,risior Hotel .illshsokoino.
Telephone ass. '
s.
ores/tons .
_ , mg» nomination. altered the ens.
pihsnouai'nrosperit .
p . fiberewas
easement beefing upon. thestlrrbpdlr
. of more Arthur . 31* «the; Russian» mill-
tsry authorities,.pr0fldes to: .thsfuu.‘
paroled release at oi. civil ‘ oilicia‘s at
er. unleashes r ‘
their gran
nrmsls prohibited in the cane of non-
commlesioned olhcers andprlvates. On
arrival. they shall be placed in control
of the commission, enforcing article
3 of the original agreement; Civil
shall be released Without parole.
Elie/transfer ogthe fortress building's.
warships. etc.;‘:iinust wear an emblem
given by. the. Japanese authorities.
property.
the movemen "of families of officers
ind omclnls, but reserves the right of
onioval of objectionable persons and '
the release of Japanese prisoners.
. will turn
tho flowers most fa. '
Russia is s
7 (Wt
’iile
seated . at V
the eat ‘
. . thsfdlrlo
(P l‘. ,. f‘the
rs *Kstsursgouwbeh i or
‘ hopes, tor the imperial and
Theo hial‘iusntlbn of the
, pronto. .Jan, s.-,.-a- tipiiieat...
that
fill 5; 1 Dun-WAN". AT:
Vlomentary agreement pub
w-inmvldpd«‘ior=tlxe annular .
sinners to sunerinteud
two! the provisions in '
icompaot. and deals
.. p .
wwtth . oatmentofl- odioersfisnd
. nten. Tbsconnniesionerslai‘e to nicot- .
stillerbasefoiv Pehyu Mountain at
{noon ou‘ll‘ues ay, next, with themili-
fiery. .aud nova oil‘lcersof Ron-Arthur
’ortress.:.ln , the, order indicated by the
Japan .9. .thelabulated" receiptoi,
‘ “ligation. ‘ who shall conduct
them. you does to arrive at the east»
em , outrenilt‘y' ‘1 of Yahtltisul.’ .et ‘9
o'clock on Thursday morning. .The
caldera and ofliciale are allowed to
tear their side arms. but the use or
idlclais not ‘ connected lwlthi‘the army
)r navy shall follow theemcers. These
vhohave no: eervsd,.as ,Iwolunteers
. Persons whoiare necessary to effect
Brivate property carried by elbows
and Officials shall be sublectedio in-
speetion. andw‘inuet be limited in
weight.» -
The. agreement further provides for
the transfer of“ hospitals, the immu.
pity of non-combatants. their froedom
.v action and the removal of private
I promises to facilitate
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 5.~—Emper-
or'Nichoiaa get med thlsrmornlng to
"earshoe Soloi. ‘6 miles south of St.
Petersburs) from Minsk.
an ex raouifpbrv council is expect-
ed ‘to be held” at Tearshoe Solo imme‘
liniely and it is believed that the
‘ vhole situatioii Will be reviewed. Gen.
.iral Kuropatkin has been called upon
‘0 telegraph his oplnlbn of the, situa-
tion st‘home. which cannot be dlsrc
:arded ‘10.;mnsidering the future.
"bee is‘ evidence that the revolu-
tionary agitators have decided to talus
every advantage of the sofe'rnrnent'i.
outline to compel the summoning of
a national assembly. and they are be-
ginhlhg to redouble their oflorts. The
newspapers despite the punishment in-
dicted on them are speaking out with
treat boldness. Seemingly reckless
of the consequences. they are using
we y pretext for savage criticiem’of
bureaucraciI. The sometime in defiance
of: the sovernlnente' note of‘fwarninr.‘
nniimie to memorialize the illrous for
the program adopted at the meeting
ot-tho semstyoa' delegates here. ,Cou-
sequently in‘ spite of the loud probes.
stations of the oiiioial world that peace
isdinpossiblethe opinion islheld by
very shrowdobservers that the sov- ,
‘erume’nt “may be forced to conclude
news with Japan in order behave free
hands to coin with the internal slum.
tion. With the increasing complies»
tlohs, M. Wilts president 0! the Min-
lsterial council, looms u
{h lam: as
'be strong area to whom
it the present crisis.
It is remarkable that the despot hos
“rem the trout are absolutely alien an
the subject of the army's reception or
the nerve of the fall at Port Arthur in-
dicating that the announcement hue
been ill: d
w e .
VICTORIA. Jan. 5.—~Maii advices re~
celvod by the sienmei- Empress of is:
can state that the Russians have built
in series of rsdoubts abolit-Muhden and
Telling, similar to these limited at
Lise illicit by the Japanese. lf'ivs com-i
missulsuwres have been established
between ’l‘shlius-snd Fushsn and large
stores of ammunition are accumulating
“ “ch!
. At Vladivostok great preparations
are being made, though the garrison
was weakened by tho dospstch of much
field artillery to Multden. The garri-
sonis not being materially increased.
no troops being diverted from Mukdsp.
There-is a plentiful supply of coal and
hour. but medial is scanty.
Japan has to ‘ advised of the in-
, musing numbers of mission troops in
northeast Korea, and it is thought that.
ending on independent lio-
fromil‘usiiu, to attack the Jan.
nurse. t sud roar iii the hhsitho
“i while theinsiii form are giving battle
. iii imagine Jailhouse positions along ,
_ _ i; gi‘iuxoe biochemist one lee.
* l” W *"illhli‘llhimli
gimp ' iii _ line;
or whoghevevnot‘uerved as »
'ln‘ the‘Russlan'ai-xhy or no '
s emperor ,
anymore lanai.» til
had authoritative hows .
the ambassador declared ill? be" false.
- Sir Charles particularly denied the in» ~
mutation that "British warships..‘,wsre
Ecommitting broschesxoi . neutrality by
communicutlng : Admiral ~Roiestven~
sky's movements to Japanese agents.
maximum. b.—-—sieamers,,return-
ins here from the southr‘eport a Jap~
‘ .m.1.7n-... .W was-ow... m.
n
40, Wall .Sti'eei. .
oooooooooooooooooooo
‘ -" ' Weaker/reunite.” ‘
GRlSP‘ AND arrow"
for the Christmas platter hangs on
one of the many books in our store»—
all but‘tli'e “criep'and brown" part.
which we must leave: to your oven and
We have the "hue .hirdsfl
though, on any expert can tell by look
Come in and take your pick ear
ly enough to get the best.
log to cell a lot this year.
season's MARKET
'22 WASHINGTON ITREIT.
B
r. .~ ... a. ~ will “'3 our it:
goes n 'ssq gran. r n
disposition and movements to ignite
from each cable port reached. which
The Japanese. oil
.Pout loll .ihouo Tm)
loge west of it.
Prio analogs-IE: fro
I“ .
use York; is“
telembh‘ as her . p
a Nantucketvhishiships at 7 a. in.
NEW. YORK J .
’ ‘ sectioned: illegals! _ . . . .
‘ Mr: Cobb whet-red beforenthe Joint '
convention. .‘stteutlsd by. the. routine
steamw‘mm.‘ novel-nor. and the council, sud . sub~
‘chiei otx‘the‘ist’hte (if-Maine. p, . ,
: novel-noi- ones then read his inau-
at A. W. ”A’USTIN'S.
. “ ‘ * aural museum.
promo 0mm convenedutoday "Justice
m,
umbrella.
on sale at each store.
places.
CLIFFORD HOTEL MR ROOM.
‘ MAHAOKEMO HOTIL LOIIW.
.w
placed upon the market.
it o. box sol.
r. n, mouwooo a on,
iliiiiimiiilligarSiore .
OFFER
CASH PRI
to those collecting the most Automat :Bsndsii before
J, March 1. 1905:
FIRST ’ PRIZE. $10.00CASH
SECOND PRIZE.
THIRD PRIZE.
FOURTH PRIZE.
FIFTH PRIZE.
SIXTH PRIZE.
SEV'LPH PRIZE.-
EIGHTH PRIZE.
NINTH “PRIZE.
TENTH PRIZE.
9.00 CASH
8.00 CASH
7.00'CASH
6.00 CASH
5.00 CASH
4.00 CASH
3.00 CASH
2.00 CASH
Loo CASH
Total ..'........$55.oo ’
Every contestant not winning a cash prize will receive a good
Automst' bonds on ten cent cigars count as two bands.
‘ All bands must be deposited in lots of 100 or more in sealed enve-
lopes with contestants name and address plainly written or each
envelope and left at the Ciliford Pharmacy. corner of
and Elizabeth streets. before March 1. 1906.
Eight of the most gopulsr brands of union made So and 100 cigars
sch clssris bonded with our own
special bands.
The Automsti Cigar Stores will be found at
the following
ci'rv Horst LOIIV.
‘ .OLJPFORD rusamscv.
H... mm «3...;— AEW." >L¢ov~1mm>wv~l~
" ‘IOUTH NDRWALK" CCU." ROD
noouom Is WEALTH. . .
The Rector on bump loveitnieni (70., of Stamfordflonn" are manufac-
turing. ranting and selling the best and moateoonomiral Goa iiauip- ever
”Let. Us divs You a Pointer. .
. so ours are they or, the around upon which they stand that. they are
prepared to place one of the Rector bumps in your
nose tors four dsrs’ trial at no expense to you.
We Notify You New. x
That if you accept this 0R0r.'l‘lilll LAMP Wild. anti. ”1TB
cause it wili.denionstrsio beyond the possibility cl 0 doubt‘i
live more lislit thsu survive (in in:
house or plane. of busi-
moi: .of any other stairs or any two
ordinary incandescent Electrio‘bishts. ' ‘ ‘ *
It Will Jon loo Moon.
[we lamps of any other make: costs
protects your eyes; costs
he do otherRMnips; out-
ln other” words its so
”muss it does the work or any
you less for ass to light your place
you less for broken .Msntlss sud (liars Ware th
wears. and counts my other. Lump you can buy.
honest, economical ass bump to buy.
rim stores on some mvzmssr c1... .
no. alterinmrto an, chairwoman
me. so WALL er. seawatitoorm. ‘ , . . > . , - ,
>. . _ . . . , . _ - as Huntltstnol with i ihrl‘suoy
0s 8 You.
10 ‘Hiintjtsmps with VI "3. _ 'CI‘”
Itsksis‘idsassvifisfih I "'5‘
‘s‘uinoseisst,
L' m "lbw. items
tum “
"i i' m. '. tile
its a 1’." . ‘ c
. Inherit
To... his. Jan. 5. iii T.
p, .A
rd Cobb. owlliockland. was inaugurated sit
~ governoroijillaineytodazl. succeeding .
_ Governor. John memo “
- tsr two'temis‘of twoflyesrs each. The i
exercises occurred before. a. Joint cont
~ volition of the florists and Housed!
Rep lathe. ashort'y before “ neon
autogau‘dituqe representing all
i ‘ ‘ . “
o
scribed. to the" oath ‘ administered » by
President Forrest Goodwill. of the, 3923
ate. secretary of aisle ‘Bvron' Bol"
. ‘ proclaimed the election oirbir. Cobb on
‘ September 12. 1904. and declares that
heisnowxoumor and contender-«in.
BML IN PATTERSONOAOI.
Justice's Deciswn en'Aopiiestlon Pest.
loaned to Lstsr In thev‘VDsy, ’
. new roux. Jan. smwnen-itne 8h- ,
G'recnb‘sum announced that, his deals.
ion on the application for the release
of Non Patterson 02: ball would be
withheld until later in the tier.
DE$ENDE88 BEAT WEST ENDS.
The West lands basketball, team.
whose quarters are in the wckwood's
Hall building in Welletreet. wont to
Bridgeport.last'uightV and played the
Defenders basketball team. at the
Boys' Club in that city. The Defen-
ders were victorious” our the Nor-
walkers by the score of 18 to iii. The
lineup of the learns wa‘s:
Augusta. at. ;
'Lfa‘iilioé’.Misse‘S;andjchildrlansv’
‘ VWINIER cons. * ‘
. .Totnorrotvw—Ssturdny-Ahe balancoof this éeasos’s \‘vi‘ntei
garments will. he offered "at extremely low‘pri‘ccs. In order to
dispose of the few, remaining Coats in ahu‘rry, weliavle diarked
prices regardless of cost or value. There isle goodiyaricty- of.
Styles and completelrange-of sizes. -. ’ 1 .. . g l ‘ -‘
Tan and Castor gents, also .3: few, Blacks; regular: prices . 7 ,
up to $8.50, at' . ‘ , p ., , $4.985
Ladies' and Misses: Coats, the; latest models, Tam} Claim. - .
and Blacktalso the stylish mannish mixtures,irei ltir
$1.150 and $15.00, at ' ‘ . ‘ ‘ ii . “-98.1
Ladics'and Misses! in all styles, Tan. ,eiacknnd'Cl‘smr, " ;
rcgular$10.oo.and$i2.oo,at . , . ~ $6.98. -
Ladies’ Black Kersey. Coats, satin lined, all sizes. including :
. the extra stouts for women with large hip measure, .‘ .
regular $15.00 and $18.50, at ' , ‘ _. $0.00., ’
Children’s Long Coats, all wool niixtures, 4 1:014.- .y‘lears'. . .
regular prices, $5.00. $5.98 and $6.50, all at one pntle, 83.98.
Children's Long Coats in fine Kcrseys, rogular prices 7.00 ..
$8.00 and»$8.98. all atone price, , ~ 1F $4.98,.
Children's Long Coats, a small lot. values up to $5.00iI at'$3.50
25F .
l
l.
Taller manna, MAYBE. "Your daughter‘s musicl ls lmprov~
Caller—My health and digestion are ins.” and the professor.‘ "but when
£90716”. doctor, I haven't an echo or one runs the scales 1 hate to watch
.. a sin. The trouble with male lhal ‘ 31'9“? closely.“ "Jul tillkc her
mafia.“ ..... V...P‘.i"g:i: 1 gm sleep at‘niglit. lather." said Mrs. Nurltchl .“Hermane
‘ " m'ghg'figmgm ' -- , Physician—if that iii-the case. sir. 1 his money in the grocerr‘buslneas."—
Brotherton ’. ................ r. ourr'wswt that you consult your splrlt- ”WWW“ W39“ ~ . -
Left. Forward. ‘ , .ual advisem-Chipago Tribune. » Guest—"What is the anhount of my .
Naden ...... .. . . . .......... Bruneau ’ bill? . /
Center. , BLARNEV OR IRONY? Hotel Clerk~"Wasli't it you that. l
McGrath .................... “smith, John Morley has given convincing cashed a check of 840 for yesterday .
Right Guard. .proof of his politeness and amiablllty. morning?" i ‘
Waleur .................. .. Fairohild He has referred to our “picturesque Guest—«“Yea Came luiit in time.
Left Guard. elevated railroad." which made ex- too... i owed :6 o: it. borrowed moo.
The Defenders will probably come Speaker'lienderson. when a resident e
a week or in? '
~ A
Happy
New *
To You
you dn' yours. In the year that is just coming to a 0
been our .cqutant endeavor to merit a continuance of the popular-
ity. in a business way. which we have enjoyed fore quarter of a
century. and looking into the bright future which this
unfolds; we will try to maintain your confidence by con tent vigi- ,
lance and good judgment,‘ We have reimbursed our ate of cod
Preserves in stone crooks. Our Codes is without s riv‘ .
lance. High Grade Tess. Sweet‘Fresh Made Butter. ems Laid
E gs: prices in keeping with quality
Y- 1
‘ to Norwallt for a return same within of this city. sigh for Dubuque.~Ncw Hotel Clerk—“Well. we’lfi’ malts it as
. ~Y0rlt Tribune. low as we can. The bill 1h-
"w...
TELEPHONE 322-4. ‘ ‘ , l .
Me the year 1905 abound with prosperity and hairline“ for
use it has
new year
things to eat and can suppiyyou just as bountifullyl for cw
Year's as we did for Christmas. ' ‘ ‘
Rich’s Frult‘Cake, Plum Puddin . Drake‘s Cake and Maca-
roons, with a" full variety of “fresh mm the oven” For y Cakes.
Crackers and Waters. New Nuts. Jordan Shelled Almol .
Nut Meats. English Walnut Meats. and Princess Pepe ' Shell Al-
monds. Pickles, Olives. Sardines. Jams. Jellies and alades.
Fancy Florida Oranges, Grape Fridt. Lemons, Tingle Apples.
Bananas and fingerless" .Heinz Mince Meat. Apple" utter. and
Help yourself ti
sppy New Year. 0 your trading here. 1
Charles E Seymour,“
as wear wasnmovdu s-r. ?
'fi'
buy your groceries st Nomsilt's busiest stem. where the freshness of goods are guaranteed, .
ity is always the finest. when prices are siws . thslows‘st. You will save many a dollar in iii. . .
you let us asi'vayou. . Ispin right now. don put Roll. the moor you start the quicker your bsn
count begins to prom. Here are a few bargains to begin the New Year with.
. i. . :r - .' .
Trade Here in 1907
estimate sauces,
'1'. .“
'Lnu‘osurosms HAN... LI. “summon Ls. m;
mumps “turnips. pk... “ ' in
best Mains ‘Potlimfifpiim . “ 220
ruii distal chests. is. . . l“
:3 flier/lest Mllkftirsoltsrs, ‘ i 550
‘ .n. aw in
ei‘
. , 3 gum u“ Peres. Melts. Vita or it see it” '
‘ ‘ , “i V m“; _ 9,, . “
{Caps and Garcon wus’st food (plies sum
l irss). 9km, ’
Walter Baker's Onset, .
2 cans allele. Isrilstt P:
Cranberries ’
‘ for m.
a” ._.... ‘
‘ ‘ sounds stem I wont ill. but No.
' it > V " so.
0‘.
to“ on... stamps w..." 1 lb. choice
«Nari Ton. «
,. u..-
10 Hunt stamps wilii‘i i
Moths a Jsvs‘celiss
8 Hunt stamps with 4 'l
Msrieslho Cellos,
0 Hunt items with 1 iii.
“3‘00"“ . ‘ ‘ V ‘
ii Hunt *Iltsmpsrwltli ‘lr
V” ‘ , 'l'iie Come.
.rlil. alleles " ~ influnt Dumps with A.
,0. .“i' ’ ‘ 3‘ No. i Tss. '
ill Hunt sump. with . idiom we.
1V 3 ‘ , it one Mansion”
s lbs. Melchior-xiii . ,
‘ H4 lb. lost in.
E Tat.“
ill b.1335." ‘ ‘
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