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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

MMlLLIN & Co CALL FOR SUES KIP
TO BE IN OPPOSITION TO THE TRUST

MMlIIIN & co. CALL FOR SUES Hlf 'i'''
TO BE IN OPPOSITION TO THE TRUST
u.u. deyelopmen. IN the deal by which the CUT
trol o. the Universal and Mutual Fuei Gas con-
n,n,es in Chicago has bscn secured by syndlca.e
headed Lv Emerson McMill!n d CO.. or Ne"-io' ~
o,,corod Yesterday when McM!llin & Co issueu d
nrospec.us accompanied with request tor supSc''p
t,3ns for the bonds and preferred stock Oh p'o
,osod nov. gas company in Chicago The pohos ID
n be subscribed for at the rate c' slV'' t'' eA,
hor1 and 500 for each share Of preferred s'och.
win each bond are 10 be given Two ana one-na''
shares Of preferred stock a. a bonus Attached ~
the subsrrlp:ion blank is schedule winch pro'ues
rrst-The company 10 be known as the Cnicaso
Universal Gas Company. ana IL snail pe "'e"
under tho laws Of llilnO~ .,,horiyaA &c.
.,nr,nd-Tho company snail have an author 1zea H.
si. Of 81 5000 per cumulative preieiIeu s .Po
40 900 shares and shall authorize an issue u nJ
610fN nrst mortgage per cfnt- Io''F-E'"' g.
bond4 To- ba dated December !. 49, -, a..
Third The company shall own ana acqulr, au w. +.
property ard the franchise rSnts ana pr, ~ "a
Inc Universal Gas Ccmpany o. CnlcagU: az connan~
.e.ate and the p.ant % the Mutual uei ,on,pnu9
o; Chicago. free and clear o. al Hehs anu '''''''
Fonrth-ln acquiring the above. the said compan ~
bU iesuc surh amount OF common stock no. W
exceed 50 $4,000 as l.. McMillin 90 my -. -,
mine 81 rs 81 600 900 authorized preie IT,
70 eyceed g. 10000 and not 70 exceed % -prv VI
40 ron Gno authorized first mortgage bonds Inc par
arco ~ said preferred stock ana nrst lnor.sdss,
SnrSs are to be retained for future extensions ann
Improvements. m ,o
Ths Chicago Universal Company will be an oppo'
s,o, n the PEOPLES Company. otherwise the Ch'ca
90 Gas Trust Mr. McMlllin. however. has SAID tna'
Tho nov company would work in harmony with ne
trus, Chicago Gas Trust certncates yeste'cndca
varced on The New-York Stock Exchange 10 ms ana
closed a. 95-. or Ia ABOVE the COSTS ,be cer,a
Thnrslay There VAS large business III inc oer''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
DR. BLACKBURN CAUSES Az ARREST.

Tho Rev pr Asa Blackburn. Of the Church OF
the Strangers IN Grccne-st.. who lives at No. %
Washington square. on Thurs lay afternoon caused
tho arrest OF Edward finneSdn OF NO. 10y Fast
oro-bundr nd twenty -nnth st. who was drIv-
Inc n sick horse along the boulevard. at fifty-
fo1rth-st Or Blackburn noticed that the ANNA,
ia sorcs on rs shoulders. and called 10 Bicycle
policeman Gibson. who placed the driver under
arrest Dr. Blackburn could not appear IN court
,.as,or1ev morning but h. vii, be At tho trial, the
man having been held IN $50 bail II" Is employed
by Contractor Patrick FLYNN; or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,..oifth-qt and Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
rHrY WlNT HIS PIES AGAIN.

The Custom House brokers' have prepared petit
ton 70 Collector Ridwc asking that "pcmonlco
be again permitted to sell sandwiches pies. etc. In
~. roturda 'Demonico'' IS co!o~ed man. John
- v.ho ror twenty Years soll his wares In
Tho custom House. until he VAS excluded two
rnonths az, on tho request or the keeper or ne
.,o. tnno fou.e restaurant, who did not want hi,
cnmnetl,lou "rclnonlrr' secured ~" privilege o,
seiii,1 In tho custom ftfise from Chester \. Ar
,h,,r when Mr. Arthur Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Townsend 8 Mon:ant said hat tho sale had been
Z most satisfactory orc. and that tho prices OBJ
tanned wcrr much larrr than those OF last year
4 notable f"1ture n tie a8le was the TACT tina, a
majority o. tho purchasers were retail houses. Mr.
Richards ead that this demonstrated the healthy
tone of the trade. The f0bbers got but few pieces
OF tho pieces sold for less than their cos, OF
manufacture but this was because they were out
~ season and tho cousisaces had resolved close
ihcm out 80 any price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
rTcKPOCKET CHASED AM CAJGHT.

,,is Ellen Clancy, Of 30. % East Twenty-drsi.
gss robbed OF her pocketbook. which contained
49, BE- lanes Kelley, seventeen years old. OF 30 &
f.fsytn-st., IN Htssy-st, near church.st., yeSter-
.iny afternoon. \ man named Walter MscCsbe
saw The theft and ran after Kelley. catching him
sh9g,lng. "stog. thief" Kelley was handed over
In the Centre Street Police Court he waived ex.
animation and was held for trial. Mrs. Clancy
rsssinsd her money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
NOW THE RECORDS ARE MADE.

The store a, Broadway aud Eghteenth-s, occu-
MED hy the National Gramophono Company was
crowded yesterday afternoon. when demonstra-
tlon VAS given OF the method by which records Tor
the gramophone are made. Tho 'th Regiment
Rand we'd "A number Of popular airs, Including
sclcctions from the latest comic operas. ana me
guests watched with interest tho production OF ths
i,,,ls rubber disks which made the music they
iis,ered 10 audible forever. The company expects
10 record tho voices " Anna Held ana the per
tTormaDccs Of slevck.ng before they leave this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Most of the gold sent from London was OBJ
tanned from the Bank OF England. The How OF
gold in this direction IS expected TO commune
uninterruptcdly for .1re time to come IL IS
thought tina: before ,he movement terminates
S4OOO0000 or S5o,00o000 in gold will have been
received from the other side.
1t was reported IN Wall Street that the sYndl-
cate which has underwrtten the plan for the
reorganization Of the Union Pacific Railway
was buying exchange options good unit; the
eud of October This is taken to foreshaaoW
large importations Of gold TO finance the Teor-
ganizaton operation.
The increased gold imports stimulated an up
yard movement IN stocks Some Of the gains
Tor the day were: Chicago Gas Ia; Generai
Electric 1; Manhattan, IL; Whishey l; TOBACCO
preferred. l. Lnseed Oil. :. There were man!
fractional gains. ,
Silver pursued an erratc course YESTERDAY
Sales OF commercial bars were reported as hlsh
as 5S14 cents all ounce The final quotation vas
1864 cents or = cent above Wednesdays ma
price The fluctuations in silver here were due
70 lump in price in London from 20 20 - pence
an ounce. Finally the price In London re'eoS0
70 261a pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
sWEDTsE.AMERIC1NS TO KING oscar n.

Ernst Lundsren. Of No. Is Park Row, president
Of the Swedish-Ameriean Jubilee Committee. has
received a letter from 7. H. Ferguson. Cnlted
states Minister At Stockholm containing an ac-
count Of the presentation on September u By Mr
ferguson Of an adifcss and memorial group from
swedish Americans 10 lting oscar ~ IN commemo
The King SAID that no vas deeply touched by ne
swedes in America. SIR. Ferguson also handed
His Majesty n sum OF money subscribed by the
Swedish n Americans in Worcester. Mass. for tho
King oscar esnitaYium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Jrn. .. 1891 for money snt to them o' '''
nc'N. a. n, ,,s boon obtained here
.c-.,I,s, me- pougla. Saw Manufacturing -, ~.
rany ry John G: Mo!,e on h em'a'' hv George g.
Pnkar ~ president AM e II: r.lcks az unh mai
Thr attachment was obtained Il" Wv s
II l.. Nnr I'll ClrnOrailOll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
GIBSON SAD TO BE- 4 HOIEL bhAi'
ACTING CAPTAIN McLUsKT SAYS THE MAN HAS
4 REMARKABLE RECORD

ACTING CAPTAIN MCLUsKT SAYS THE MAN HAS
REMARKABLE RECORD.
Acting CAPTAIN Mcclusky Of the Detective
Bureau declares that Emme, {. Gibson Is one OF
the most remarkable hotel beats and svinders 'h''
ever cut a swath IN iAia country. Gibson VAS ar
ralgne1 in jefferson Market CouT' yesterday MORN
Ing BY Detectives Evanhoe and kcar. on the COM
pla!nt Of II. = stimson, auditor Of The lmpe''a'
Uote' S,i7nson charges Gibson with passing 1
fraudulent check Tor 500 on the hotel besides SWIM
ding them out OF see5 FOR hoard Gibson stayed
q, the hotel for some time. and when he presenter
the check FOR $40 In payment az MS ooarh ol" ne
was given tho change without any hesitation. 40
complain, was. however. maaH ~ S'im''n nn'il
about week ago.
,iihsons record FOR sN!ndns. az siven b; Nc.
Clusky is that the man has handled about 10000
through various svinillng devices All he oms
no posed .. respectable business man. occupying
Offices as promoter IN Room G.. OF the MINIS
Building and aai for his ncIt-door nolgaho: Henry
CleHs He vas associated IN business win General
Samro! Thomas AID James Il Ciers. l. vas the
latter VINO eagarel taA room IN ,ae Mills Building.
an! paid ne rent .or over year. Gibson managing
- eyale ,hc necessity 81 personal payment. AZ Il
pronlo.er he consolidated the Akron (ohiol Street
Railway Company ana the General Electric COM
pany. ~ ;ha, c.y. into one organization. under the
nans Q! tho Akron Street Railway and Illuminating
COMPANY. and Va. tae first president o, that road.
AMI - salI 70 oe ~ ''4f r''S''i- "'0''' 49, ~
den. o, the Company He IA lawyer By profession
ls ,hir,v-nne wears Old AMI IN Chicago wen, under
The name q: Georse \ saerin In Boston ne t en-:
3crct bogus 500 check with which - fettle 400
board bill a, no Parker Hous". receiving 500 In
-ha,s. II. vas arrested but for some unex-
ni1lroi reason was no, ;rici. Hotr,s throughout
.he Gown. - y ions his own private secretary ana
others have been biz victims
when arrslsned Gibson had nothing 20 say except
ia, no va. Innocent bu, ;he victim os circum-
stances II, was held n ,co1 ball 'or examination
on october - a. ,. n ,., -
4 kellogg Vas !n c5ur' and served papers on Glib
son FOR contempt o, cour, n supplementary pro
resdlrr. brought January last nv the Pi'is5urs
Na,irrnl Hark vhich holds ;2'o note o. Gibson 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
pARK.ATE. PROPERTY-OWyERS PROTEST.

meeting Of the Park Avenue Improvement
Board was held yesterday afternoon IN the rooms
~ the Bo,rd. a. No. ~. F!fh-ave to hear the
complaints OF property-owners IN upper Park-ave
over the delay OF John J. Mclean. the contractor
IA filling In the tunnel through which the Wander
bil. roads formerly ran. William II. Brown. presl-
dent OF the Mount Morris Bank. headed a delega-
ton OF twenty Harlem property-owners. who
serted that the work was not going on fast enough
and should be expedited by act Of the Board.
Tho Board deferred final action on the appl!cn ton
o. he propcrty-owners until Saturday. October ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
NAY HAVE TO ANSWER FOR CONTEMPT
Mas WHO WROTE TO RECORDER GoFF CON-
sIpERABLY FRIGHr TENED ny THE RE-
suit OF HIS LETTER.

sIDEEABLY FRIGH TENED ny THF. ht'
suit OF HIS LETTER.
Edward \. Toh.nan Of 40. 90 west fH''
elshth-st had 20 listen TO a severe lecture from
Recorder Gon IN Part I'll OF The Court OF Geneia'
Sessions yesterday. and finally i"tt to meui'"'e
ever an intimaion that later on he may nc 'hd's'"
with contenpt Of curt for writing this letter 70 the
Recorder.
Judge COT; 7
Dear Sir: In reference 70 the NaH Dus"n 100.
wish to sag that Il he IL incarccratcd III pa"
prison then honest man can i've ~ ;"
this city. J.. y i'i'"''
The btcr WIS received hy the h'co''V s,.
Wednesday. with several others 70 the same ''e''
and he forthwith issued subrrna tor lo"''"'''
Tho latter protested that he had written Only "'
ono letter. and meant no harm. -. -,iJ
tho Recorder. II give YOU notice no" tnNt sJ"
r.ncu | y.ill sritenc, Van DuSrn ard In the mean
limo will ;ake your case under adViseHiehl a. ~,
whether you hall he punished io' 'o""'"P' -
not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
OSc.p Wide N lTiLi.

Naples Oct S-Oscar Wilde has a'l.Ss "a hs
from England. His health Is broken ao" low Nc I,srs
has taken up his residence In ,ila oM"o ~ ouetnS
berry who Became prominent during Wnns ffrisnd
cuticn and who remained the ptIso, VSansy fs
throughout Lord Douglas has lived '' '''f"'
q long time past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
SorADRON { CO.'S INTO CAuP.

Three troops ~ squadron A. comprising 20 m"n.
urdAr command ~ Major e. +. Roe. lcft their
.rmor, Al Ninety -fourth-s'. and Madison-ave..
Xcst.rdav afternoon. and marched 10 Van tort-
ia, par. 10 20 into camp. They VIII have
ham hattie to-day and dr!ll exercises on Sunday
ard Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
DETECTIVES SUED by uAy THEY cLUBBEn

Papers In suit to recover $4,000 damages for
false arrest and assault we're served Detectives
Clifford Foster and Sachs. 81 the FIfthst station.
Yesterday by counsel for Charles Marquis the Ite
brew actor. who, With his wife. was arrested by
them week aro. Mrs. Marquis was charged by
the men with soliciting ard her husband with in-
terferng TO prevent her arrest. Marquis asserted
that the had arrested his wife because she
abused them for insulting her. and that when he
defended her they dubbed him. lie showed bad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
prrrREEs APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court
NY smyth. J.
p,,,,. .,- AZ, Mutual Heref' liN Ass'''''n II
,r,o-..,-Iohn u R'gtn $4,000,
,v,is.1s All Wier>iei--Wiiianl y Lardner
C,ro,tetr, AIT Tamssn-Johl VI Gu''ernan
Ry Beach. =
n,5t, act Ocin--Ioha Delahun'v r -
rrai,e. & Cvrr'sr COMPANY ngt snrerifs'-trs'e' =
Lowry. o. r-,,x
co,.r.s. Br.7ing Company agt. oN'ii-1"u' r. Van
n"nal AIT Carroll--John 2. Brodsky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
Second floor. Broadway.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. 7. Stewart & Co
Broadway. 4th ave, 9th and 10Th SIS

bruises In support Of his statement ~ sSssiIsvsd
deuel. fer INVESTIGATING the case. said ne ~,
the actors story. and discharged Marquis '''
wife from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Register To-day: Don't put of this ncccS-
sary duty. Only two days more for it-and IL
You don't register now something may pre-
vent your getting your name on the list
later. If you don't get II on the list
can't vote. Registry places open from u.
n n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
cor-Rr OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
rorRr CALENDARS FOR TOPAZ.

Albany. oct s-The Court Of Appeals calendar
Tor Nond,vs No. l57. as III. l,s ~ Us o. ana -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Don't fail to register to-day: Cii1cns oe-
airing good government In the Srenter
mctropoIi. should make snre to-day that TINS
essential preliminary to Young ~ co"p
with You can register at any time from
., M. TO 10 H. m. y. the proper place )" yo"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

. c,,,,-, sn.c,,, Terr-Part III-Betora Tguax,
''.,,.-; opens a, 1880 a. n. Ex parte natter
'.-'e-e.s!, C,ur,-Chambe-s-Bsfore Fttzgerad
SUI So. q, ~ 80 A m No day calendar. wills Tor
49, Ala T. Fits Maria Schneider. Ana'e c betAe''
Il" 80 CSnrt-specisl Teru-Petcrs oD"y'r' '''
ops,s a, 10 N. Motions at lo'" - m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
Rosroy Man SAYS GIBSON WRECKED HIM

Boston. oct. s-Emnet 3. Gibson. who IS under
arrest IN NeN-Tosk az swindler. - remembered
by several pron!acn, business men here VINO nave
,,d dealings with MIN "a tho asst three or four
voa-s only one Of them. however Herbert Is.
church seems 20 have suffered severely. Nr.
Church avs tha. G!bson's security given FOR a
..cro loaa. proved worthless ard oarsed Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
STocK.TIcKER AMORTIZATION CHANGES

Thcrc were sovcTa, changes yesterday in the alb.
hrcvations used on the stock ticker. Atchison was
changed from AT TO \. Burlington and Quincy
from 30 to Q. Sugar Trust ,American Sugar Re.
fning Company from ASH TO :. and Chicago Gas
from CGR to CO These simplihcatons met TIE
APPROVAL Of SPECTATORS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-03

After a considerable delay incident
upon proving the nature of liquor seized
at the Howard House some weeks ago,
the case finally reached hearing on
Tuesday morning in Justice Mcleod :
court. y sample of the liquor had been
Analysed by Prof. McGilton, and the
analysis indicated that the stuff was
plain. everyday lager, without the form
ality of prohibition flavoring. To
keep this liquor for sale IS distinctly and
irrevocably in opposition TO the statutes
made and provided Cor the state OF Yer
mont, and there was nothing left for the
Justice TO do but pass sentence in accord
ance with the laws. However, the de-
PENDANT took exception to the result
and appealed the case to the next term
of the county court.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-03

wANrEp-A competent girl for general
homework, Address Box 40, Middlebury, VT.
3jw2
TWO cheap tenement- to rent near college
and school 36tf l. d. IWirChEb'
PAsruRAGE-For horses and cattle, by week
or season, = miles north of Middlebury.
l7tt T. d. TwIrolELL'
new line of stationery at low prices.
Remember the place-Park Drug store.
ISAAC sTERNs.
BREAp-The ordinary kind and also entire
wheat, fresh every day at
22tt BECKwIrII Il CO.'S.
Special discounts at Pine Hall for the next
three weeks You VIII save money by calling
on us.
HAIR woRK-send your combings and cut
hair, to be made up to order, to Mrs ID
Moore, at Geo. Barton's seymour st. AZ:
The shoes being sold at reduced prices are
selling fast Don't wait too long to secure a
bargain. BECkWlrH CO.
FOR SALE.-A second hand bicycle; price
s25. ENQUIRE Of Miss Cora Thomas at f. c
Browns residence. 35t1
For the next 80 days we shall make sweep
ing reductions in prices OF certain lines o
Shoes to close. BECKWITH CO.
FOR SALE-To close the estate of L. Hope
four fine horses ana otncr goods. Call and
see them at Executor b. B. Hopes. Must bC
sold soon.
GOOD RoADs-Can on Hope Il piper for the
standard Bicycle Road Book. Complete
road maps, showing quality OF the roads IL
New England and Vermont.
FOR SALE OR RENr-The Mussey place
north of Middlebury village; comfortable
house, large barn and about 40 acres of land
Apply to F. H. harrington, Brandon.
FIVE FARMS FOR sALE-within L. mile.
OF MIdd ebury village. Glad to see or heal
from any one wishing to buy, sell or eX
change. 4:tt [. d. TWIICHELL'
see display OF furniture at the fair; also a
our store. We will have special ~ale OF turni
ture and sewing machines until the 18th o
september HOPE n PIER.
NOTICE. am prepared to take orders fOi
slate, steel and galvanized iron roofing. These
roofs, together with IRON paint, VIII be put OF
promptly and guaranteed WM. LArmER,
lstt. Middlebury.
NOTICE. wish hereby to give notice tina
my son, Thad y. Billings, is given his time
and IS hereafter responsible tor all debts h'
contracts, and that claim none OF his wages
A3 CoRNELTUs BILLINGS.
We would call the attention of our reader
to the advertisement OF the "Richardson'
Carpet Department, Burlington, which cX
plains itself Parties in this vicinity wh'
have very small purchase OF carpets t.
make can easily save their fare to Bulintol
and return by visiting the "Richardson Car
pet Parlors." lw
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-03

bows hope that, weather permitting, the
darce will be better patronized than
their excursion of last week.
The excessively wet weather caused
the filled earth under the show windows
of Farnsworth's store in Battell block
to settle and the windows with it. This
week the earth was cleared out and a
deep stone foundation laid as a support.
Out at Bread Loaf Inn they have not
yet gotten over laughing at party of
the guests, containing at least one mem
Der of the Appalachian Mountain
| Climbers, which started to climb to the
top of Lincoln mountain a couple of
weeks ago and lost its way.
The ordination exercises at the Bap-
fist church today Friday begin at 10
O'Clock, when the pastor elect will be
examined At two o'clock in the after
noon the programme mentioned in last
weeks issue of the REGISTER, will be
carried out. The public are invited to
both sessions.
Lockwood NJ. Seely, who with his
friend, Richard 7. Butler, has been
spending fortnights vacation at the
home of his parents, Prof and Mrs. H.
NJ. Seely. returned on Saturday to East
-
Ter and Harrington &. Hail.
The postponement of the opening of
the public schools until Sept. l3 will
have one good result 1t will permit the
pupils to attend the fair without creating
the generalization always incident upon
holidays in the organization days of the
schools. Teachers will appreciate thi;
point more than "laymen".
IL %
Il. l., contains an article by Rev. NJ d
Wood in which he speaks of his visit &c
Middebury and pleasant sOjOurn at the
home of L. C. Beane He visited Brooks.
Vile and SAYS he found that only three
prayer meetings had been held in the
place in ten years, and so organized q
number at once.
The village is being improved to 6
considerable extent this week by the
placing of smooth-dressed curb-stone:
along the street in front of the Addison
House and Battell Block Concrete
pavements are also being put in. The
pavement from Battell corner to the rail
road track is progressing rapidly TOWARD
completion.
\ Standard Oil repres entatiVe showed
some interesting experiments with gaso
line in Calhoun IL Stewards store Tues
day. The tests were calculated to prove
that the gasoline could not explode il
large quantities, but only when too littl'
was confined in a large receiver. He es
tablished bis contention by several diff
ferent experiments.
The building of the Congregations
church in this town was commenced il
lSO5. The timber of which the frame i
tnadp rrnU IN thn land now uSpd for thi
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-03
LOCAL NOTICES

Grass seed AT Star NILS.
Bicycle repairing done at Rich's.
\ new line OF fine pipes at sterns'
Pictures and picture-tramng at Wales.
Fresh oysters at Taylor'- during the fair.
Buy your spectucles at Wales, the optician.
Try our 2Oc. Java. VIII. SHELDON.
what you like for school shoes at Bond
Bros.
A good square meal at Taylors for "A
quarter
Get your meals at Taylor- while attending
the fair.
All kind Of bicycle repairing and supplies
at Hope < Piper's.
Cord or stoye.wood delivered within village
imits, at Blyant's.
Floor paint-Chi.ton Mtg. Coolest paint
made at sheldons.
GO to G. +. Stevens in Union block to get
your watch repaired.
You can buy a first class bicycle AT II very
low price at Hope q Piper's.
Fifty cents, So cents and 81 nowhere higher
priced school shoes at Bond Bros.
BINDING-The Free Press ASSOCIATION, Bur
lington, does first class binding 4S
Those in attendance upon the fair will save
money by trading nj Bonds Pine Hall.
Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired at
IL. Il. Langworthy's machine shop. 9:tf
This is a good time to get your upholster
ing before the fall rush at Hope 4 Piper's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-03
THERE IS NoTHlNo So GOOD.

There is nothing Just as good as Dr..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, SO demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He Will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want DR.. King ;
New discovery because you know it to
be safe and reliable. and guaranteed to
do good or money refunded. For
coughs, colds, consumption and for all
affections of throat chest and lungs,
there is nothing so good as is DR.. King :
New Discovery. Trial bottle free at W.
H. Sheldon's drug store. Regular size
80 cents and 81 90.