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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-05-22

observation-disclosures Star Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, have passed
the following resolutions on the death of
their late member, Mrs. E. P. Moulton:
Whereas, death has recently and very
unexpectedly visited us and broken our
circle, and taken from among us our
respected and much beloved sister, Mrs.
Z. p. Moulton, and whereas, while we
may be unable to understand why one
with such an apparent sphere of useful
ness should be so suddenly stricken down,
and our eyes overflow with tears as we
realize that she has gone to that bourne
from which no traveller eer returns, we
bow under this heavy blow which so sad
dens all our hearts, and meekly breathe
the prayer not our will, Oh Lord, but
thine be done.
Be it therefore resolved that we, the
members of the Mystic Star Chapter Nc
20, o. E. S., tender to the husband and
son and daughter and also the two
brothers of our deceased sister, our sin
cere and tender sympathy.
'Oh Thou who dryst the mourner's tear,
How dark this world would be-
If when deceived and wounded here
We could not fly to Thee!
The friends, who IN our sunshine live,
When winter comes, are flown,
And he who has but tears to give
Must weep those tears alone.
But Thou will heal that broken heart
Which. like the plants that throw
Their fragrance from the wounded part,
Breathes sweetness out of woe"
Z. p. POTTER,
CHRISTINA BoRLAND,
HENRIETTA GooDALL,
Committee on Resolutions
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

TSmal advertisements will be inserted in
this column in reading matter type at the
rate of two cents a word for the first inser-
ton and one cent a word for subsequent in
sertions. Cash must accompany the order.]
For SALE. Two young Jersey new
mich COWS, six years old. L. A. & 6. W.
Ladd, St. Johnsbury.
F. A. Scott pays cash for maple sugar.
WANTED. First.cass machinists (close
workmen) at the works of the Vermont
Farm Machine Co., Bellows Falls, VT
Desk room to rent in Pythian building.
Address Lock box &c.
WANTED.-Horses or cattle for pastur-
age. Plenty of water and near the vii
lage. Price 25 cents a week. G. W.
Dodge, East St. Johnsbury, Vt.
A lot of hardy plants for sale at half
price. Send for price list. c. F. Gibbs.
For SALE. 7-year-old mare, extra
good driver, perfectly safe for lady.
Also top buggy and harness. Lyman P.
Wood.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE-They gave
wonderful results lastyear, large, smooth
and very early. rs cents per bushel.
E. H. HALLETT, st. ,Johnsbury Ctr.
ENGINE FOR SALE. A fve-horse power
upright engine, all Thoroughly overhaued
and made as good asnew. Can be seen by
inquiring at this Office and can be had at
a great bargain,
TENEMENT TO RENr-A pleasant tene-
ment OF six rooms, rent reasonable. No.
80 Mt. Pleasant street.
WANTED. A small down stairs tene-
ment with five or six rooms, centrally
located. Address b., CALIFORNIAN office.
WANTED. Several good men to solicit
insurance for the Phoenix Mutual Life OF
Hartford, Conn. Address, J. c. Mooney
general agent, West Concord, VT.
To RENT.-Ofice in Bank block, tor.
merly occupied by DR.. Geo. F. Cheney
Enquire of Homer E. Smith, cashier.
Ifyou think of buying new carriage
of any style it will paw you to look at b
F. Weeks new stock, 46 Portland street
RICH DISCOVERIES OF GOLD at Cripple
Greek, COL, and elsewhere, are being
made daily, and the production for 1896
will be the largest ever known, estimated
at Two Hundred Million Dollars. Grip
pie Greek alone is producing over On'
Million Dollars a month, and steadily
increasing. Mining stocks are advancing
in price more rapidly than any othel
Stocks, and many pay dividends of from
35 to so per cent, They offer the hes
opportunity to make large profit on
small investment.
John |. Tallman & Co., As Broadway
New York, are financial agents for tn
Prudential Gold Mining Co., and other
&. i'll the famous Cripple Creek district
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General Convention.

The 101st annual meeting of the Cen
eral Convention of Congregational Min
listers and Churches of Vermont will be
held with the church in Bradford, June
9. 10 and II. The order of exercises will
be as follows:
REV. EDWARD T. FAIRBANKS, D. D.. President.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9-AFTERNooN
23O. Devotional service.
800. Business session: Organization, ap-
pointment of committees, reports
of the treasurers OF the Fairbanks
Boards of the committees on the
VERMONT CHRONICLE, on Sunday
Schools and Christian Endeavor
Societies, on Ministerial Home, and
other committees.
Addresses by representatives from
and delegates to other ecclesiastical
bodies and other proper business.
Address by Rev. N. II. Whittlesey, sec
rotary of the committee of the Ma
tional Council on Ministerial Home.
EVENING.
100. Praise and prayer.
$50 Convention Sermon,
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy, n. d.
Communion services,
Rev. J. K. Williams
Rev. S. N. Jackson
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1O-MoRNING.
$50. Sunrise prayer meeting.
$50. Devotional service.
900. Business.
9.15. Report of Corresponding Secretary.
Principal ]. M. Comstock
Discussion of report.
1000. Anniversary of the Vermont Domestic
Missionary Society; report of di.
rectors by Rev. c. H. Merrill secre-
tary, and addresses by workers and
Others.
AFTERNOON.
200. Devotional service.
215, Essay-Essential Christian Doctrines.
Rev. A. H. Heath, d. D.
800. Discussion-Practical Christian Citi-
zenship.
(a) Creation of Public Sentiment,
Mr.. w. B. Howe
CO. The Enactment Of Laws,
F. w. Baldwin, Esq
(c) The Enforcement of Laws,
Mr. N. g. Williams
General discussion of the subject by
the convention.
| 40. Business.
EVENING.
100. Praise and prayer.
7.40. Address-The Basis OF Missions,
Rev. M. l.. Severance
| 500. Address-Promoti ton of Benevolence
| Rev. H. l.. Bailey
$50. Address--Present State of the Mis-
| sonary Enterprise, Rev. E. B. Webb
Chairman of the Prudential Com
mittee of the A. B. c. F. M.
THURSDAY, JUNE 11-MoRNING.
$50. Devotional service,
Led by Rev. ]. X. Fulle
900 Business and adjournment.
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Cheyaliers Give a Reception.-Ala lar

CneYaIlerS ulVe large
number of friends were pleasantly enter
tanned by Canton Crescent No. 2, at Odd
Fellows hall last week Thursday even
ing. The Chevaiers looked fine in full
uniform and the guests were received by
N. P. Bowman and wife, O. S. Abbott
and wife, O. H. Henderson and wife, c.
w. Farr and wife, ]. B. Gage and wife,
The musical programme was much en-
joyed and consisted of selections by the
orchestral trio, Messrs. Beede, Wright
and Harris; solos by Mr.. Slsby, Mrs.
p. F. Hazen and Miss Abbott, duet by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen and quartette by
the above singers. The readings by Miss
Beck and Miss Florence Ranney were
finely rendered Chairman o. H. Hen
derson made the address of the evening
during which he presented Captain
Gregory Beck with gold headed cane
Captain Beck responded in few words
of thanks. After the exercises all re-
paired to the banquet room, where there
was an excellent spread of ice cream,
cake, coffee, Strawberries and other fruits.
The occasion was a big success.
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Merchants Association. meeting
of the Merchants Association was held
in the Board of Trade rooms on Tuesday
evening, President Smythe in the chair
c. H. Bagley was elected secretary OF the
association and his report was the prln-
cple item OF business. Of the II men,
bers in the old organization all but nine
have come back into the association,
This does not count the q firms that
have gone out of business since the Mer-
chants Association was started. But
Mr.. Bagley has secured "a new members
so that the society is stronger than ever
before. 1t is the purpose OF the associa-
ton to make lie miserable for those who
are slow in paying their bills, and varl-
Gus methods will be adopted to bring
such people to time.
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Business Notes.-Frecma 0. Shaw
is going into the kerosene oil business,
and will put delivery cart on the road
and do things up in city style
The business of the late George H.
Smalley of Burlington, general agent OF
the Connecticut General Life Insurance
company in Caledonia, Essex and
Lamoile counties, has been transferred to
L. ]. Eldredge Of this place.
Charles W. Ryder, who has been two
seasons with Chckering & Sons OF Bos-
ton, has located here with the McKan-
non Brothers in Music hall and will do
piano and organ tuning and all kinds OF
repairing.
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They will send you free interesting par
ticuiars of the Mining Companies they
represent, also their book on speculation
in stocks, grain and cotton, containing
many new and important features
Send for these books at once II you are
interested in any form of speculation or
investment. They may prove prohtapie
to you.
DYNAMO FOR SALE. In excellent cond'-
ton, and will carry Is incandescent
lights. Enquire at this office
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dent Smith, and a short farce, THE
Sleeping Car in which the Californian
created considerable amusement.
Twelve members Of the Juniorclassgiv
a defamation recital at Academy hall
next Tuesday morning. The friends OF
the school are invited to this exercise
Prof Hardy has succeeded in securing
a session of the entrance examinations
to Yale University here, and they will
accordingly be held at the Academy the
week following commencement. They
will be open to all who wish to enter
either next September or the year fol-
lowing, whether students OF the Acade-
my or OF other schools.
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Base Ball Notes. 1t is expected tina

Base Ball Notes.-It is expected that
the lately organized Y. NC. A. team Will
play the Academy boys on the morning
of Decoration Day. The Academy boys
have won every game so tar this season
and are hard team to beat, but the
village boys intend to make them work
The Barre Granite City Leader has the
following about the recent visit OF the
Goddard Seminary team here; The Cod
dard Seminary base ball team went to
St. Iohnsbury Monday and were defeated
by the academy nine there to the tune OF
II to G. The boys felt pretty blue during
the ride home, but when they reached
Montpelier and learned that the Vermont
Methodist Seminary team was the same
day badly defeated at Randolph, they
began to feel better.
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County Convention.

Following is the programme OF the
Caledonia county conference to be held
With the North church in St. Johnsbury
IN May &c and 81:
TUESDAY MORNING.
1000. Conference sermon, Rev. G. w. Patter-
SON preacher Rev. Alexander Nc
Gowan to assist in devotions.
II AS. Moderator calls to order. Ron IS
completed Committees appointed
AFTERNOON.
200. Woman's missionary hour One tea-
ture will be the address of Mrs.
Mary Il. Norton formerly Mrs.
Drake
800. Written reports from the churches.
400, Some of the history of this conference,
by Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks.
EVENING.
700. Praise service, by our c. E. Societies
100 Missionary rally. Eminent men from
abroad will speak.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
900. Devotional service, led by lay1nen.
go Public spirit in follower OF Christ
by Rev. Geo. p. Byington. Discus
sion of said subject to follow.
1870. A Christian Endeavor Church. how
it works-by Rev. F. F. Lewis.
AFTERNOON.
100. Business finished. Report of all com
mittees.
200. Communion sermon. Rev. Perrin b
Fisk, preacher. Followed by Lord
Supper
Adjournment
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MARRIAGES..

At st. Johnsbury May ~, by Rev. M; c.
Henderson, Willie Bean and Lila Gordon,
both of Newark.
At East Ryegate. May 10th, by Rev, A. 5.
MCGOWAN, Miss Winifred Wallace to waiter
A. Gilchrist.
At Lyndon, May 20, by Rev. Mr.. Steele,
Charles Steele of st. Johnsbury and Miss
Charlotte Lincoln of Lyndon
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Births.

At Lyndon, May Q, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs F. B. Smelling.
At stannard, May7,a son to Mr.. and Mrs
II. l.. stevens.
At Waterford May ., a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. 7. HILL
At Walden, May 10, son to Mr. and Mrs
II. r. Kittredge.
At Groton, May o, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob WEIGH.
At North Danville, May 18TH daughter
to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Emerson.
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ton given in the Universalist church
last week Friday evening was well done
and much enjoyed by good company
present. Ice cream and cake were served
during the evening.
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AT THE ACADEMY.
PRINCIPAL putney Resigns After Long and
Faithful serviee.-Field Day .Reeords'-ueh'
eral School Notes.


PRINCIPAL putney Resigns After Long and
Faithful servlce.-Field Day Reeords'-oen-
eral School Notes,
Principal {. Z, Putney has resigned ms
position and the trustees have accepted
his resignation. Mr.. Putney has been
connected with the Academy % years,
being teacher OF Latin and Greek during
the whole period, For the last IA years
he has been principal Of the Academy
succeeding DR.. Homer T. Fuller, and dur
ing the lattcrs absence in Europe one
wear Mr.. Putney was acting principal
before he was made principal Mr. Put
new has been an excellent drillmastcr ana
students who have been under his III
struction have taken the highest rank IN
every leading college and university III
the United States As principal he has
ALWAYS commanded the respect OF the
students. and the school under his man
agement has become recognized as one OF
the leading academies in the country
The friends and alumni OF the school,
while regretting his decision, will be in
terestcd to learn that the trustees OF an
other institution are in correspondence
with him so that he will probably secure
another position, and continue elsewhere
the work for which he is so well fitted
and in which he has been so emlnentIy
successful.
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Home Missionary Society.

Home Missionary Society.-The
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
the North church held their annual meet
ing on Thursday afternoon, May IA,
with Mrs, p. F. Hazen, when the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year were
elected
President, Mrs, Robert Mackinnon.
Vice president Mrs. A. H. Heath.
Secretary, Mrs. c. w. Farr.
Assistant sec, Mrs. Charles H, Higgins.
Treas, Mrs, F. E. Lovejoy.
Assistant treas, Mrs. George L. Hazen.
Executive committee, Mrs Horace
Fairbanks, Mrs. T. NJ. Howard, Mrs. H,
{. Newell, Mrs. l.. d. Hazen.
After the business of the meeting refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant
hour spent socially
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f1ousekeepers, Attention.
Just received, another supply OF
Ready Mixed Paints, Stains, Var
nishes, Enamcls, Gold Paint,
Brushes, etc. This is the time OF
year to frcshen up the old dead
woodwork with liberal supply OF
choice materials, as enumerated
above. 1t will save money for
YOU, too.
Geo. F. rIuth & Co.,
AIS It'll ST NV,
ms Oh SrI.n,snr. y. @ Irn,n1 ir
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Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: VIM. II. BrDckenborough and
Ca,harine Queenan; Daniel Scott ard Nan
cy Bailey; VIM. Robinson and Winnie Proc
tor; Richard r. Miles and Barbara l..
Woodward: Eugene ID. Smith Of Spottsyl-
vania coUhty. Va, and Mary T. Roberts Of
this city; Joseph :. jackson and Annie
Coleman; willard Leisure of Springfield.
Mass, and Helen B. DeaHe of Dclnwood
ID. G; John y. Young Of Prince George
county, Md, and Alice johnson of charles
county. Nd; Ignatius Mason OF this city
and Carrie Ennons Of Baltimore, Nd;
Charles ID. Wood ana Della TennysJn both
Of 81. Mays county, Nd; James W.
Thompson and Addie ". Ellis both Of St
Mary ; county, Md; John II. Perry ana
Peachy Carter; Francis u. NcGhan and
Amelia Wagner; Amos Warrant of Prince
Georges county, Nd, and Annie Simus of
this city; Herbert \. Whitman OF Dan
barry, conn, and Nellie " Cole of this
CITY; 1hOs. \. Griffin Of this city and June
+. Flanagan Of Peck. Ohio: Edwin W.
Goodrich Of this city and Mary +. Flowers
OF Charles county. Nd.
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BLAINE INyINCIBLE GLIB,
Col. Carson Announces His Adherence
TO the Combine.

a meeting. composed of five delegates
from each of the twenty-five districts of
the District Of Columbia, was held last
evening at Mount Carmel Baptist Church
under the auspices OF the Blaine Inyincible
club. for the purpose of making arrange
ments for a barbecue 90 be held June l.
kEoX Brown Of the Blaine InvincibIe Club
presided, and Charles Scott was secretary
Speeches of the most enthusiastic charac-
ter were made by Col. Perry II. Carson
Robert Haskins of Alabam ma, Frank Hop
kins of Pennsylvania, Hiram Watty of Bal
tmore. Nd, and Richard Perry Of New
Jersey.
In the course OF his address Col Carson
warmly eulogized Senator Allison, but de-
ciared that he was with the combine in any
action they might take, and he felt war
Tanted, he said. in expressing the opinion
that either MIR. Reed, Mr.. Allison. Mr.
Quay, Gov. Morton or Senator Cullum
would make such a President as the Amer
lean people would be proud of.
Mr.. Hopkins spoke warmly in favor of
Senator Quay, and congratulated him upon
the success OF his recent campaign i'm Penn
sylVania.
Mr. Natty paid a high encomium to Col
j. = Cldrkson for his action in standing
by Col. Perry H. Carson during the series
or political battles through which the lat
ter passed a few months ago.
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NEW JERUSALEM.
Seventy-SiXth Session of the General
Convention.

Convention.
The seventy-sixth session of the general
convention Of the New Jerusalem in the
United States will begin next Saturday at
the National Church, corner of 10th and
Corcoran streets. Locally, the most inter-
esting event in connection with the con-
vention will be the dedication of the hand
some new church, which has been but re-
Gently completed. This WIFI occur Sunday
morning at 1890 O'Clock. with an address
by the president Rev. John Worcester OF
Newtonville Mass, and a sermon by Rev.
James Reed OF Boston, followed by the
holy communion
Attic ugh the convention proper does not
begin until Saturday the meetings OF the
council Of ministers are already in prog
fsss. The first was held this morning in
the pastors study of the church when
there was a gathering of the chairmen Of
tIle dlhereft classes OF the council. These
classes correspond to committees in other re-
LS1ous conferences, and the business this
morning for the most part had TO do only
Win tAe business details OF the forthcoming
convention. This afternoon there is a meet
II x OF the classes, and later there will be an
opening meeting of the council in confer
ehce, Rev. 5. 5. Seward of New YORK. pre-
siding and again in the evening there Will
ne a meeting Of the council Tomorrow
there VIII ne further meetings with the an
iual address to the council by Rev. Edwin
GOULD Of Montreal. In the evening there
"iil be reception in honor of the ministers
1T the residence of Mr. and Mrs John Juv
Fison. 1874 10th street
The public are invited 10 all the confer
ence and evening meetings; al these there
VIII be papers and discussions Of general in
itrest. including Ministerial Work"
and Science dad Philosophy in relation
TO the church.
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Minister DENLY at Pekin has notified the
Department of State that the French min.
lister to China has procured from the
Tsung Ii Yamen, by virtue of the French
treaty Of 1853, an order directing the local
authorities throughout the Chinese empir.
to expunge from the various editions of tho
Chinese code all restrictions upon the prop
agation Of the Christian religion. ~
gives me pleasure" says Mr.. DENLY. .tc
add that the minister of France is entitled
to the gratitude Of the entire Christian
world for his action in this important mat
ter"
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DIED.

BROOKS. The remains of the late JOHN f.
ER"wkS will Doe taken from the vault IT IIlr-
April -, 1886.
ATr = I> IiIzIE Sr "a; Z. n '5f' h
loved wife oi /. W. Cala=han. ia the twenty
seventh year OF her a-".
Funeral from lat. rrst l.u,c Sl7 North Cauitol
street. at 800 pan, "Wednesday. April -
Friends ana relatives rcsI'e,t fuy invited to at
EETIi. wife II Chat H. and ma,lct Of I5 '1h,.
Eehccca and James H. Coleman.
Day by day her fade
And often IN om hearts We prayed
That IN" might longer stay
Funeral from Third baptist Church 9Th and Q
streets northwest, Wednesday, April -. at :
q. lN,d, at 1:i5 am, MARY; h'lo,"d Wife n
Benjamin f. Grccnwcl and daughter 81 Mary
aud the lat" Jcnu IIarrigan.
TuEeral will take pice from her late residence.
:@i3 Mclean avcuue southwest, "Wednesday.
April -, NJ 50" am; thence Ia 81. pnuin!r's
Church where mass VIII Toe said f"g The r"fpse
of her soul
MOORE on Monday. April -. 1S.G. At @:3o pm,
GISSIE beloved daughter Of LTrlHil aud sis
ter oil Jas. Il. and Lewis Moore In the twenty
sixth year OF her age, al her residence. 1860
2oih street northwest.
Funeral from Metropolitan A NJ. r. Church. NJ
street between l5Ih and l6'h streets, Thursday,
April 30 at pm. Relatives and friends are
Invited TO attend. -
TYLER. The remains Of JOHN TYLER. Jr.. will
Lee removed from Congressional comot"ry and
inferred at Arlington. at ) O'Clock pm, We'd
n"s'lay, april -, ISIS.
WAGNER. ON Tuesday. April Is. 1886 at G:37
o'clock am. CORA C'IDEIIA. beloved dauSI-
Ger of +. Y. and Priscilla Wagner.
Funeral viii take place at Bclnc. Pa. May ..
In Memoriam.
RoEEHTs, In msmory of dear father. Jo-
f.. uun NsHT to-
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BROOKS The remains tn" late JOHN f.
ER'tpkS will o." taken from The vault n IIlr-
m"iy and inferred at O'Clock. "Wednesday,
April -, 1876.
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4iS IIH ST NV,
Successors to Geo. Rynral. jr.
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B. Rclr's Sons, Ten-two F St.
eff they're Rich's
shoes they're proper"

5 We can't help calling your at
! tention to those reduced prices
; again. SI.08 pair for all of our
, ladies' So. 50 tan and black vici
I kid Oxfords-in all styles of toe,
; and also the So tan and black
vici kid Oxfords, reduced to
: S2.4S-also shown in all styles Of
toe. Since we first told you of
5 the reduction last Friday, we
! sold hundreds of pairs. We
mention them again today that
: others may know of it.
{ We have for time reduced
( all OF our mems tan and black
( shoes, in lace, button and con-
s eress style dagger" square
! Or plain toe. which were $3.50
5 and 81, and also our ladies'
} black and tan vici kid shoes
: hand-turned and sand-scwed-
lace or button styles needle,
medium and wide toes, which
; were $3.50 and 81, to S2.oo.
They are in all sizes and all
( widths, and they are the prcttiest
\ and best wearing shoes this city
: has ever seen.
5 We are told every day-and
) we know its a fact-that we
I show more bicycle leggins and
: bicycle shoes than any other
store in town. Every color and
: all materials from which lesgins
are made.
s Canvas leggins, all colors, at
} SOC.
; Linen net leggins, o2c. pair.
; Corduroy Jersey 'lcggins, 98c.
Z pair.
( b. Rich's Sons,
{ Ten=two F st.
1t Opposite Woodward & Lothrops.
N|~~EONH>
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MARRIED..

WARD COLE ON April 30 I>.G by E.v. Mr.
Williams of IN" Metropolitan BaptiSi 'hurrH
IpllE Il. WARD "f Charlie, R.uIfv Md and
II LA BERTHA COLE of Washington. 10 g.
N"r" married AT the home of the bride. al $50
O'Clock.
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j or Divorce.

Minnie Wells today peiitioned for a di-
Lorco from Bernard Wells. The papers IN
the case Were Withheld from publication