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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
IT'S LOWEST m WEEKS
Wheat Closes | "a Cents Be-
low Fridays Close,
SUPPLY BEATS THE BULLS
Corn and Oats Heavy and
Lower--frOViSionS Gain.
SUPPLY BEATS THE BULLS

Chicago. Ill. June 24-wheat today sold
at the lowest point 1t has touched for
several weeks and closed at a decline of
lSac from yeterday. Continued enormous
primary receipts and evidences of a large
visible increase discouraged even the most
sanguine bull Corn and oats were heavy
in sympathy and closed &c lower and
Ila2sc lower. respectively. Provisions were
On better demand and advanced 2i.a5c.
Wheat opened weak, at f5asa75lsc for
September compared with yesterdays clos-
ing price of 7S1Sa76asc. Liverpool showed a
closing decline Of Sd7sc. considerably
more than had been looked for. North
west receipts were heavy, Minneapolis and
Duluth reporting SIS cars, against 59T last
week and s. year ago. Chicago receipts
were rs cars, 4 of contract quality. Shows
Crcp report was decidedly bearish in tone.
talking favorable OF the crop prospects and
materially raising the estimates on the
fetal yield for the year. putting both the
winter and the spring yield at 275.0O0 900
bushels. total Of 550O0O.GO0 bushels. The
total receipts at the big northwest points
Tor the week were 429S cars. COMPARED
with 54S year ago. This contract was
more than any wheat-holder could stand
and liquidation was heavy ut the openipc
The fact that initial prices were below
puts however acted as a steadving in
nuence on the market for a time. and
considerable buying was done 10 protect
those privileges. The market Touched
'STc immediately after the opening. bnt
recovered to 75ssc and held al about tbs,
price until about l o'clock. when a decline
ensued. which carried the price TO a poinr
l'wer than had been touched for weeks
Io'at primary receipts We're OF. 90 hush
Is. compare with lI6.a0O bushels last wear
Atlantic port clearances amounted TO ~ =
." bushels. New York put the DAVIS ex-
port engagements at forty loads This
WAS not very encouraging in Wow ~ III,
Foreign crop damage reports and the heavy
domestic Seceipts. and the ro,,if,,io,
which had been gradually growing in WI
ume, became general when figures u,os-
posted showing a probable Increase ~ =
million bushels In the visible. comp,-el
Win decrease last year Of over I so ca,
bushels. Even ,he most sanruine bpus
'hrew over their holdings. or rs rnucb a.
they could. for the demand was small a,
best. September closed weak n 7nLF,
flskc. ''=''
Corn was slow and heavy all dav r.
ceipts weer large. LIZ cars. Crop rsD,-,s
were favorable. The cash demand w.
only fair. sales Of 800 90 bushels being ra-
ported. The weakness Of wheat was an
'niiuencs- The earl ydecl!ne brought o,,
a lot Of long corr, which ho,-o,.
haiEly vel absorbed. September ranged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
SCRAMBLE IO COVER
Bear Operators Taken With
a Discouraged Streak.
PRICES SOAR A WHILE
Bank Statement Not so Bad
The Week Reviewed.

New York, June A.-The bear operators
among the professional traders became
somewhat discouraged over the events of
today's short session and engaged IN
something like a scramble - cover out
standing short contracts m TIE closing
dealings. An unfavorable bank Ftatemen:
had bee counted on by tins element 10
further a decline. Today's statement.
while It cannot be cal1ea a favorable one,
was not as weak as had been foretold,
and. when the bears started to cover.
shorts after It's pu6licatiOn found that It
had brought slight offerings to sell.
Prices were marked up quite suddenly.
in some cases TO the highest point OF the
day, making the closing buoyant in tone.
The banks loss in cash reserves vas
Tot as large by over a million as had
been estimated and the further liberal ex-
pansicn of more than $5,OWo0o in loans in
dicated the faith of banking authorities
in the money outlook. VITO are the Dor
rOwers Of tbs large amount Of money Is
as much a mystery az was the increase
last week. II has certainly not gone irco
the stock market during the week. One
suggestion is that the gold that has been
going abroad goes in the form OF actual
loans 10 fore. gn Institutions. This would
help to explain the mysterious acton Of
the exchange market in face % the gold
shipments. which has failed 10 reflect any
yielding under offerings OF bills against
the shipments. The strength in ioday's
stocks market ce,ered N the Vanderbilt
group New York Central, Northwestern
and 81. Paul rising from ? is 10 I points.
The arrival in this country % Cornelius
Vanderbilt. and the strong statement 81
New York Central stocks this year. were
presunmptive grounds for me strength in
this group. The Gransers, the Trunk
lines, particularly Baltimore ard Ohio.
and. IN fact. all the grain routes. shoEed
general strengtt1. There was weakness az
enc time in Steel and Wire, Sugar and
Tennessee Coal and Iron did rally strong
but other stocks were practically without
exception, higher at the close. and al
notable net gains
The bond market was quiet and yielded
ct some paints.
The total sales Of stocks today amount
ed TO tisS.7sl shares. ircsu<stng: Amer
can Sseei. $50: American Sugar. iA7s:
Atch!Son preterred. sse; Brooklyn Tran
sit. S7a; Bsrllnst0n- $50; Continental
TOhacoO. 7.ss; Federal Steel. 4s8: Man
haitian. $40: Metropolitan. stss: xsw
YORK ce1tral HISS; Northeastern. 1Ias:
Northern Pacific. 1so: Peoples Gas.
lsee. R0Gk lsaa1a. 1ias: s. Paul 400;
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lin Ideal Father
marie B. Puts Fer Tasa 81 Bin
Intc a Canning ElftIs EOvt Story.

v,ynz writer, signing hersslf Marie
p has sent The fGouiag 70 ;hs EaS.s.
7. ~ be seen che has created an Heal
father:
r4tsa c9,H. rary afternoon, 80 ftuts-
f.7s,na Illinois Cent-a! train PC ~ ~
,be T-alr-v-nin;h street station and -
Inn number o. pass~azers 70 ann
AZ lore Ru1cy stsps aVgn the 'siiD'm
- ,sal,zes tYr tae n-t time that car
80, s5e ir ~, prepared f1r s9ca eiH-
,r,eeabls Wa-k a. Eae - aaFe !" 20
home
I..vre had started q ne ely FOR E'fa
DAYS sssoppsug Sur s1ntsd - sSsls 7ihe
- = refresh ~ brrszs f-a-n - *.
sra Ssi not expect g 'atufn - rs S'o.-
l,r ami ra5n and = c,p,l3y ~ pFer1st0-
A sbe sod uns5sr the covered Tis''Df'n
co,,enp,7,iuz tsc e-ssry aspsct. - 10
.uv de~,S~d % PICK ~ - sid Saea
skirss ans read Der say h5T1s. 49, y
hs- snail 5y5d0.-, &c EasE easeF4'
Ere awaited ~ return
IT,, 10 Jaycs F.asss4 csf . SaAn'1g
Yo~s-r fs5z boaris tas tan 80 -
s-sen-isn ), gag - ~ siaa as- ~
=. So. ~ pretty snt eeraEfs ai'ss
-. b. AasT.iy makes ~ 50 S'i19
>. .sa~s ~ unbesiiz Elfh tbs TS4sS
f.sr -. q. X - Efi - , n
BIZ tsss tine J9Tos hAS E1f;sa 'Es' "a
s,oaxa aEaT 2, gre ~ yosHz Hsaa -
purE1. a csrsncs 70 nzSios iae Ssy
"a. Il 4-ssrs-3 JgTer ngi k-sssNisss saT
b@- zeyzssa tsflsr nab 49, Aass ~ s'sssii
FEET. srea-ss n Frs2~h s.+sls-e 49,. anf
aA@o hss .SseriaE Sskass. se's ss-lE a.
r.ises - ne eslsFFvsrs yssaE has n So
rear. pods a,0ax - . reryy Bt7s- -
s.etfF sssvlzas . 81 srgss3 hsf sa.4
sAs lsAEs $3.50 &C. - her = = so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25

The bears have been energetic and az
gressive during the week and have had
Moderate success in driving prices 10 n
lover level. But their success has been
almost entirely confined to the ind!vidUa.
stocks which they singled out for special
attack. The general market has sao~n
itself oddly unreEpODsiye and there mas
been nothing Ike a general break IN
prices at any tine. Ho.5eTs fthe san
dard railway stocks have beid on E.;h
stubborn tenacity and the most marked
result OF the slump OF a few Ind!~ifual
stocks has been tire ieihargy engenderei
IN the general list The hslyfnz demand
FOR stocks. 20 be cure. showed slsns az
times OF cSDing 20 a complete stsHds:il.
but there was such q small supply offer
ing for sale az the time that prices ~
many stocks ofisret a firm resistance 10
any decline The nl0nsysd ciass pers
in its waiting attitude and Nss evidently
no. resolved % its doOb:s - 20 which
way prices would finally ;uru. for
lengs hened period The vulnerable paint
for 5ear nan palAti0a eoatinOea 70 - the
stocks Of the b!g Industrial cOnbtna.boss
and more especially tbs newly 6Oatsd
issues. although some % tbs cd ones
with "a established dividend reccrtls haze
also been acUss sufferers me poIscy q
the bsa-s has ben 70 ptek out frst one
. I'd then another q the in1ustrtaS foT
Onslaught and By denOnst-scion Of tS-
trsz-e weakness 10 an .nfiTsJcal st9-k-
20 Try 10 brlag q general s1Sp'y d s'osE
to market Il % eJGI-nenta,y Sgon iAs
p1tfie feeling t0~ards ncW t5dustrta!
foiatIoas that ts@ nass vHise.755e Poin;
o. attack has been n The Fseel stecsa.
IN spite % tse fart TIA; enSTuS1s pToaEs
are bssng rezEssd IA rse pr1sscfsos sns
q AZ grades q ina sss~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
COTTON.

New Orleans. June 24.-cotton-Easy !;
middlng. e-isc.
New York. June 3i.-Cotton-Futures
closed barely steady: Pune. 5.iSc: July.
SIC; September. s.57o: October. 500:
November. s.sic; December. 5.esc: Janu-
airy. SAC; February, SIC: March, :. sc;
April 5.Sic: MAY. s.SSc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
WOOL MARKET.

New York. June 2i.-wool. STEADY; DO
mesttc fleece isae4 pounds. I5dlGe.
London, June 24-BusineEs during the
week n wool was quiet ard Arm The
arrivals of wool for the mex. series OF
auctions which begin on June g. we're
8. iss bales. Of which se.0oo bales we're for
Warde6 direct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25

Pardon me for addressing you. but ees-
Ing you are without en- umbrella. viii
take the liberty 90 ask 10 share mine
with you"
Joyce looks up n sDrprise. being 90 en-
crossed with her own thoughts. she FIRST
thinks me remark h for some ons else
but not seeing anyone bat the young man.
decides the remark was addressed % her.
and looks Up at him with such innocent
blue orts. that before she speaks the
young fellow knows he n Desperately IN
love with the owner. and Joyce answers:
Thank you very much. but 10 not
like to trouble YOU. and a. ! have NJ,
very much farther TO go. I think I WiI
get along very nicely. thank you"
II assure you 81 will be no trouble AZ
all and I would like very much 10 zee
you home
Joyce wondered what her precious
mother would say to shis nt,ie spisods.
and thought she would have 70 count On
her other fnd and dosins parent. IN
case she should receive a scolding from
wise uamsna." But Joyce. beng a fun
loving girI. consented EHh sweet "a
miKty 10 the young man h question. ana
then commenced lively eonysfassion.
BY the time hey reached the lovely
home 81 Joyce. faes Friendship he'd
sprung ~ between tbs two. and a. hs len
her. - aske,i Tor DerInlssiyn - caH. Uhich
Nas granted Immediately.
Joyce weut into the hDuss and thr1uSA
the handgprr.siy furnished reception hal.
into h-r fathers Or. found him sSiesp n
"a chair. and F0lnz up behind him 80
IMPRINTED a iirft kss upDn his f0rrnsad.
Ens4, awakened fhs Cd zsntissnan Sifh
a sHgh. s;ari. AMI ~ sasd "a q drgEry
voice.
II tbsf y0V. Joyr"
'Yas. papa. an have Sueh Al sEpSst
eDce - relste 20 you.
All nRat ny Eiiis Joy. EEL paBA an
aBy1- sarsr tfyI5l~s. be all aiEays -
glad q nip y0a q he car
AID isen JSYoe tod hi-n - ne asosasis
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young zssn. mY ds4rT
liz mare "a lax wsr7en. ard ~ y
gg,rE - cal tssBofsgE svsainE. ard
Eaas ga g. meet ain"
Next eeeafuz aBgss ~ Jack Ess
,laissr@d iuso ~ tassT sfas1R rom. and
- Wztss 5gf 8 sa8rt taD@ sbso ~ heafi
HEss .os;falls r. 80 AL. AMI fhsn ~
jEeen sss pa--e5 dsaD~Tiss. be b<hsA .
fair vsoon q JsJer. o1Biux STA bss
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b-asa. ard fosTrz5 LACK 81 b. 80 80 q
81 "a c7l go frseuz8 az 30 and sat t.sy
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MAJ ptssasos syraslEs ssrs a.-sas
after - 90 sass zs@1sisoes. So -
{ s~sa joyas ans Jazz. 4 Eas e-rfzta.y
q 49, q isv~ ~ frss sRas
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- 1syos Hsary - gsck Wa
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n - sscsefY rfrclsz
LIKES ~ TEACH
n clog~<E4tSga sffA Ntk Hrafrekssa.
Eap~ psbflf F-~@sEi iass wsfz-sdsp
secssaae.s-s sses frYarasss ssrs-
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rom a4c to sac and closed &c lower. al

from 34c to S4Kc and closed &c lower. at
3iIsc.
Oats weer quiet and lower the market
sympathizing with the weakness of other
grains. a feature was the free liquidation
OF July. Commission houses weer sellers.
The cash demand was moderate. Receipts
were 2S9 cars. September ranged from
212sc to 219sc, and closed ka9sc lower, at
2lasd21Izc.
Provisions were a shade easier at the
start. but a demand from shorts soon de-
veloped at the concession and the prices
recovered quickly. The excellent cash de-
mand influenced buying, as did also the
prospects of an amicable settlement of the
labor troubles at the yards. At the close
September pork was &C higher. at 1886:
September lard, 2l4@5c higher. at Sis. and
September ribs 2lzd5c higher at SIS5.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat. 40
cars; corn, 1926; oats, 24O; hogs 10000
head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.
Chicago June u Thu Iahd;n, e,,.,,-.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25

On the Produce Exchange, today. the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Firm; creamery, Isi4Gisc; dairy
l0dl5isc.
Cheese-Firm; Si.6SA
Eggs-Barely steady; fresh. &c
CHICAGO
Chlcago, June eA-Wheat-No. > red. a
T'9'-c; No. 5 red. 72d74i.c: No. 2 hard
winter. 12c; No. hard winter. 1Isc: No
! northern spring. 74l-I74+,c: Nc. nor;h-
73itc -
Corn-Nc. 2 s4isc: No. :. ss4.as+c
Oats-No- >. e5izc; No 3. Zsi.Ga8.c
:. Fisx-Cash northwest $I.05: southwest
VIC; July. H-o2; September, a5c; Octo-
Der. CSC.
Butter-Ffrm; creameries 1ssx6iSc, dali
Fies. l9GIsi-c
Eggs-Barely steady: fresh. Sc
Dressed poultry-Steady: turkeys. Sc.
chickens, saeiSc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June N.-Wheat-Iu,v
WAC; September. s7&e: cash Ne A 49,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
CASH QCoTATIoNs-

Flour-Easy; winter patents. 1850
$40; stralgh;s, SS.i5a3.i5; spring specials.
Si.S5; spring patents. 81. 4gdS 50; straights.
s2.9edS.SO: bakers 81 SOa2. 90.
Wheat-No. > spring. 74c; No. 3 spring.
I2d75i4c: No. . red &c.
Corn-No. ?. %T2i4c.
Oats-No. > 2slt 12si-r
Rye-No. . &c.
Barley-No. .. 3SfiSec.
Flax seed-No. I. $l.G2: northwest, 81.
Prime timothy seed-S2. 25d2.4a
Mess pOrk-Per bbi. S7JOdS. %
Lard-Per 100 lbs. 81 s2isSi5. O2is.
Short ribs sides Coosel s4.55T4 IS: dry
sailed shoulders, Cboxedl, 42.IS: short
clear sides. CboXedl. 5.oOG5.l0
Whisky-D!sJillers' finished goods per
gal. Si.26.
sugars-Cut loaf. $50: granu!ated.
&.64
Clover-Contract grade s. 60
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Union Pacific, 400; Union Pacific pre-
ferred, 3.4OO; Tennessee Coal and Iron.
400.
The leading stocks closed as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
LIKES ~ TEACH

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rzaezd fss1sat. ssefy ts.Esss has 10 -
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago. June 2i.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
DaySmith.

Albert o. Day and Miss Carolyn Fannie
Smith were married at o'clock Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mr. s..
Edwin Baker on Atkinson street, which was
very prettily decorated in honor of the &C.
casion. Three arches of hydrangeas and
asparagus were erected in the room where
the marriage service took place, one over
the entrance to the parlor, which was
adorned with autumn leaves, one over the
entrance to hall, and one across the bay
window from which was suspended bell of
bittersweet, beneath which the bridal cou-
pie stood during the ceremony. f.
About 60 friends and relatives OF the
bride and groom witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. F. w. Lewis
of the Methodist church. The wedding
march was played by Miss Ada Williams as
the bridal party entered the parlor, the
bridesmaid being Miss Maud Fleming of
Springfield, and the best man, Harry Day,
brother Of the groom. Alice and Margue-
rite Putnam, Evaline Underhill, Helen and
Attic Baker, five little nieces of the bride,
acted as flower girls. The brides dress
was becoming gown of blue poplin
trimmed with white chiffon.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
received the congratulations and good wish
es of their friends, and the guests we're
served with refreshments of ice cream and
cake. Many handsome and useful presents
testified to the general esteem in which the
young people are held. Mr.. and Mrs Day
will for the present make their home with
Mrs. Osmond Day, mother of the groom,
on Front street.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
Bellows Falls News.

Mrs. W. W. Provost is sick with pneu.
monia.
Mrs. H. A. Ryder is the guest of her
son, H. d. Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Pierce of Chester
were in town yesterday.
DR.. Miner has removed his office from
80 to 81 Atkinson street.
Mrs. James Barrett of North Walpole
is very sick with diphtheria.
Winnewisser & Conway expect to begin
moving into their new store to-day.
The foundation for the new carriage
building on Canal street has been started
D. w. Webster attended a photog.
raphe1s' convention in Boston last Friday
and Saturday.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
dewey fair" in Banquet hall Tuesday
evening, October 81.
S. j. Coolidge was in Providence last
Friday and Saturday, looking for new
boiler to be placed in Halls paint factory.
The annual state Christian Endeavor
convention will be held in Woodstock Octo-
Der "a, 25, 26. w. H. Black will repre-
sent the Congregational society.
Sixteen members of the Uniform Rank
K. Of P, under Capt. G. H. Nichols, went
to st. Johnsbury Monday night to attend
the state convention and take part in the
parade Tuesday.
We are informed that it is a curious fact
that draft signed by the American Board
of Foreign Missions will go to parts of the
world where no bank paper will be accepted.
The delegates from Bellows Fall, lodge.
No. IL, K. of P, to the annual state con-
vention held in St. Johnsbury Tuesday and
yesterday were w. E. Parsons, w. A.
Mcdonald, G. w. Black, and F. L. VIII
Der.
w. Fl. Williams, grand worthy patriarch
of Massachusetts Sons OF Temperance,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
CROCkERY.

Our stock of Crockery is one-third
larger than ever before, nearly all
new and hobby goods in the latest
patterns, having 20 different pat
terms of dinner ware to select from.
See our 81 80 dinner set, it has no
equal. Also our $11.75 set, all new.
Toilet Sets. Have just received
two crates of the new colors and
shapes. When in need you cannot
afford to buy until you have seen
them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 70, 1899.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

fLunch by music at jones' Cafe.
TPearl In Ammonia Washing Fluid
gives good satisfaction. Box 348, Below.
Falls.
ITO RENT-Tenemen at the Forest H
W. Thompson.
fBLACKsMITHING-Shoeing new 9Oc, tire
setting LAO; all kinds of woodwork. F.
M. Wheeler, Rockingham, Vt.
Joseph Stockford, Hodgdon, Me. healed
sore running for II years and cured hi,
piles OF long standing by using DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t cures all skin dis
diseases. Pierce's Pharmacy.
TSend your auction bills aud posters to
the the TIMES job department. Addres.
H. B. Davis, Printer.
fFoR SALE-A quantity Of dry stove
wood mostly maple, also some hard wood
chunks. Also 20 tons of No. baled hay
w. E. L. Walker, Grafton, Vt.
Millions of dollars is the value placed by
Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, on the
life of her child, which she saved from
Group by the use Of One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t cures all coughs, colds and
throdl anu lung trouUleS. IltrCeS Inar-
macy.
TNow is the time to have your stationery
printed for fall business. You can get it
at the TINES job department. Address H.
B. Davis, Printer.
SHOW CASE FOR SALE-A six foot
Mansard case, walnut and nickel trimmings
Wales Cash store.
Il H. F. Chandler from Walpole ha
leased the Farr house at the corner o
South and Henry streets, and will receiv
roomers and boarders at reasonable rate,
ITO RENT-Upstairs tenement, 11S At
kinson street, seven or eight good rooms
ITO RENT-Lower tenement, with barn
if desired, on Henry street extension. Ed
ward Arms.
WANTED AT ONCE-A capable and
willing Protestant girl or woman for gen.
eral homework. Address Box 226, Bel
lows Falls, Vt,
fWANTED-25 girls at wrapper factory
Inquire of M. G. Burnett at factory.
II Notlce-Harrison w. Fish announces
his opening dance for the season at his
Hillside Farm Friday evening, October 20.
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LAST CALL
BARGAINS WORTH CONSIDERING !
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

20 or more of our best SIS ant
$50 ones, black and colors, includ
ing Mohair, to close, all lots o:
which sizes are broken. Specia
price $3.o8. Early selections Sc
cure best bargains.
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COUCHES.

Just received 20 new patterns Of
couches in all the new and up to
date styles. The newest designs in
Oak Frames. Parlor Suits-the
finest we ever carried, Mahogany
frame. Bed Lounges. When in
need see them before buying. We
can save you money and give you
what you buy.
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STOVES.

We have added another style of
range, ssThe Crawford" to our line
making four complete lines. We
are having fine trade in ranges this
fall, all first-class goods. Prices and
goods guaranteed.
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Tailoring.

Carl F. Cain, custom tailor Of Brattle.
boro will be at Hotel Rockingham Wednes.
day, October IS, with full line of fall and
winter samples of suits from $15 up. He
will also attend to alterations on ladie,
garments. Sleeves made in fall styles for
$3.50.
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Notice..

Water rents are now due and should be
paid at once. Positively no discount will
be allowed unless rents are paid on OF
before October Is. #
The North Walpole Water Co.,
P. E. Griffin, Treas.
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To the Ladies.

Mrs. Brooks will have at Wales Casl
store grand display of Royal Art needle.
work, never taught or displayed in thi:
section. Lessons given for short time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12

has appointed George L. Kibby, formerly
of Walpole, N. H., but now residing in
Worcester, district deputy OF district No.
10
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MORRIS CHAIRS.

All grades, colors and styles. All
hair, best grades, with tapestry COW
ering, the latest and best covers,
making the best kind of a wedding
present.
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Now Complete
for Fall Business.
Having completed our China Closet in south
window and placed in the window large French Plate
Mirror, will open Thursday with fine display of
New Goods Call and them.
RACKS.

New line Of Hat Racks in all
grades in the new Golden Oak finish
ranging in price from SIS to $25.
Also complete line of small racks
for small halls.