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New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
Total daily c. pply.

The average price paid surplus the platforms
has been 40 can o. quarts. The MIX Exchange
price remains at 2@4c a quart net the shipper
IN addition carried in cans given ABOVE
the Lackawa9aa carried 800 in bottles and the
New-YOrk Central dong hauD. 1,6oO quarts
POTLTRY-ALIEE-Rece to-day, carloads OF
slow, but offerings left first hands
at unchanged prices. quote: Spring chickens per
n 10laM1fc; fowls 106l09c; old ROSTERS 6g62c tu
pigeons 15G20c DressedFows continue In snort supply
and firm but chickens in large accumulation ana
figures quoted. Spring turkeys plenty and lower
Spring ducks in quite large accumulation ana WeaN'
Spring geese scarce and higher Oher deseT1puGns un
do old 6a10c; spring chickens, Philadelphia l3Qltc DO
Pennsylvania 12614c Western, l0d nc: fowls state
and Pennsylvania. He; do Western 1lql l12c, old
dozen So: do dark $ia$ So do mixed. 81 5Oq$1 20;
POTATOES AND ABLES-Onerings of irish po-
with fair trade market is quite
firm and occasional sales above quotations Sweet Pota
sold well at slightly better prices onions IN hgnt
receipt steady choce. Cebbages dull and weak
Cauhowers largely most sales from 81 80 down
Celery dulL string beans in heavy supP.y from Long
Squash urnips dull and weak Tomatoes, eggpants,
eppers and other nearby vegetables quite sup
per Dbl 81 5GG$l rs; do upriver bag $19$1 %;
Jersey Dbl Sl$l so: sweet potatoes Jersey bb
s2q$2 90 DO southern S2aS2 l2 yam per bh $1d$1 o.
81 20; do yellow 81 50$1 75 do State and western ye-
low double head bbl 81 3aS1 so do Orange County
white bag, 81 25nSl 40 do yeoW SlaSl 90 do red
S11Sl white bbl $2G$4 cabbages. per
1OC 81 59lS2 %; Brussels sprouts. per quart 5Gl0c;
caulifowers per S1d$2: cucumber pickles.
75e lima beans per bag. 5ocG$i q: Lettuce per case
5O475c squash. Hubbard bbl. 5O175c: do marrow
4cfCnc turnips Russia per Dbl 100000 tomatoes per
W1LK~The MIX Exchange price for standard quality
is
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

RlIiroa05
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through tral New HO.x. foot Vi Chambers St.
follows, and ) minutes earlier fIOm W. 2Sd ST.
900 a. m Dally-Solld uain for buffalo ART ?. m
Binghamton, Wsverly. ESmif2 and Bradford Coaches.
pariox and cafe dining to Buffalo
Oi16 a. n4.-D9ily. Sundays. to BInEhannson.
OWeKo WaN ElTira and Delaware Valley poipts
Daily and Monticello Pullman Parlor Cars
2.3O D. m DAiy.-ChicagO Iimited-Fast man-3cld
Chicago arriving 8 20 Arr. Cleveland 40
Seepers Chicago. C1evs and Cincinnati. Dining
..30 D. m. pay.-BIffslo and Cleveland Express-srr
T.2O Jamestown 100 and YOuugs-
10 2T Cleveland u SO Seepers Buffalo
s.15 n n Dai.y.--sohd trsin for BiuEhamton Waver-
ly Elnira Chicago. seepers Buffalo Chicago. Ctncin
ming
FIIICKETS. LOC-L TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
Il CONfMOpATVONS at Ill Il2 261 40l and 957 Broad
way. 1ho East 1881 ST. and %1S West 18TH ST. Chambers
ST. es broadway Brookyn: I2l River s.. Hohoken and
Jersey station New York transfer Co calls for and
checks 10 Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

Csc No white clipped 25Qz5hc; No mixed clipped.
25c. Butter steady fancy Western creamery. Pc DO
prints 23c firm; fresh nearby Western. 1sc:
do Southwestern. iTe do Southern 16c Cheese Re
ceipts-Four 5000 bbls and LOO n in wheat
24OO0 bush: corn 10000; oats ea coo Superintendent
"A. 900 bush; corn, 145,OOO oats, $1,000
St. Louis. I2.-Ciosing-Whe 2 red eash.
I2&c; September 73hc; October ISsc December 74%c;
No 2 hard 69d69hc. Corn-No 2 cash. 39c. September
39c October. 3GAe; December. 33ssc. Oats-No cash.
21he; September 21isc; December. 22Ssc; No ? white.
25G25hc
Toledo Sept 12-Wheat dull lower spot and sePtsEn-
lower No cash September 43c; December. 81 &c
Oats dull higher No 2 cash and September. 22sc. Rye
dull. unchanged; No cash Size. C1overseed dull lower
October. s6 67l4; No 2, S6 20.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
NAVAL STORES.

Demand continues spirits the market holds
firm tone. fully sustained prices Rosin quiet
but steady a old figures, Quotations follow:
TAR-Pegulars 81 %: do. oil hhls. 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-39G39
ROSIN-Corlmon to good strained, 81 no; r 81 70; ?.
/ II, 81 So: l. 81 90; X. 50; NJ So C5 y,
So 30; w G. 50 S.; w W. So 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Spis turpentne 9d S95 phis
-
Savannah Sept 12.-sprts turpentine firm at s5h8
receipts 1882 bills sales 1S5; exports 50S Rosn
firm and unchauged receipts 1926 sales, 2G36;
4,s0O
Charleston, Sept l2-Rosin quiet and unchanged.
Wilmington. Sept 12.-Spirits turpentine firm 35a
35zc receipts. ST bhls Rosn quiet 81 15a$1 20:
ceips 22T bbs Crude turpenine quiet 81 10@s2 co.
receipts bbs Tar quiet 81 40; receipts lis bbls.
London Sept -Turpentne-spirits 2ss Cd.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. II P. m-Cotton- -sPot-smsn bust,
ness prices lower: American middlnG fair. lied good
ms9dlnE Sol6d middlinE T'sd: low middlinE Id good
day bales of which 200 bales specu-
lation and export, included bales American;
receipts LOCO bales including 300 bales American futures
opened steady and closed steady: American middling
C. september 14-64d value: September and October,
1O6i4G 1164d buyers; october and November. g 8g
44-6id buyers. November and December 5 3l-6tG
S264d buyers December ana January, 20 S4dG5 276id
buyers; January and February 2i64d sellers; February
and March. 2164Q5 % Cad buyers; March and April
l9-64d sellers April and May. 5 17-64d sellers; May
and June. 15645 66id Sellers and July. IA 64d
sellers. July and August 1854 buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 12.-spring wheat-No l Northern SPOT
3l+ac Winter wheat-No red noninally 76c: mixed
I515c; No white. 75c. Corn quiet; No yellow 45s
10 yellow 45A945'zG; No yellow 44c No corn
white 26c; No white. "a Sa25c; No white 24c; No
mixed. 23c NO mixed 2Se, RyeNo 2 64& q65c. Flour
quiet and Canal freights steady wheat 2Kc com
&C. oats, ;1Rc barley I7sc; 21sc: haxseed 2%c to
New-York. Lumber 81 to Albany and 81 so to New
York.
Chicago. Sept 12-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
new YORK CENTRAL,

o.,. HARLEM DIVISION.
VIZ A NJ. and 3;95 P NJ. Daily. es
Pittsheld; Sundays only at e20 A. III.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
- Ticket Offices ia 26I AIS and 1875 Broadway IS
Union Sq. w. 275 Columbus AV.. i33 l25th St,
lS2h St and lSSth St Stations New York; SIS and Tzs
FuIton st and lO4 Broadway. T. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 300 Ssh Street. New York Central
Westcntt Express Company
GEORGE Fl. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
SOUTHERN coTroN MARKETS.

New-Oreans. Sept l2-CottOn firm and higher; mid
ding lie low middling 10sc; good ordinary. 8c net
receipts 467 bales gross 2s9; the Continent
1I2: sales 2OeO: stock. 2S. l51.
1905 bales.
Memphis Sept. 12-Cotton firm; middlng 10&c; low
middliEg 10c: ordinary, csc; receipts 226 bales
shipments SO: sales. 275; stock, 1888.
savannah Sept. 12-Cotton quiet and firm; middlnS
IoAc receipts 7O8 bales exports coastwise 27 sales
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave NeW York. OK L1bsty sSrSetS south kerry
(N IN Jehau 1erminaD minutes eaIissr
'Daly. TExcfpt SondaSs tSunoaSA
CHICAGO 81 50 a. SlI4berty street OcIyl Il 80
'l2. l5 night - -
u m. IOO :. II and IL IS night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a 'tOO p N.
az IS night .. -. ...x-
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. fSe0 1000 tpiasrs
$50 ('Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train.
and Caiel 800 (Dinsrl, 200 .. m (Dinen and
az ~ night NORFOLK tl.0O ?. m
NH trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Onices: II3 152. 26l. asa 1900 Broadway. 2S Urioa
So w u FOwery. y Y. $50 Fulton Brooklyn;
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty St Baggage checked
from hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
of contract prices in the local market tosfsy

s9N closed quiet. with quotations nc up on
as II fG-c 10y niddIirg uplands. and lie for mid
Cling Gnf sales were 674 bales. Southern spot mar
Efis were teieFraphed as follows: New-Oreans hTm al
Ic hc up Mobile. firm at 1910. &c up; ssVannah,
quiet firm 1Gizc: Charleston. firm and S-l6c up
70 j. g7ec- Wfl-rrgton firm AZ I0Ac: Norfolk firm at
lex Baltir>-e holiday Memphis firm at lOsc. sc up
Ine export follows:
Great Britain France. Continent
To-fsv 1912 463
So fsr MS vesl II 4al 9z3 51lS
So fsr tAls s-ss1o ~ u l48 945 II 80
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
WEST SHORE R.R,

l..
ana Ism later foot al ST. n. r.:
. M-For Intern polats Albany & Montreal.
30 A ND Lake N0EoHk. Mtnnewaska Saratoga
ana CHJSkln Mountains.
40 p. M-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit Chicago ST Louis.
t3:4E = Ne For Hudson RIVER points TO Albany.
s6:i5 p. M--FoI Rochester BUFFALO. Cleye. Chicago.
p Rochester. Buffalo, Detroit Louis.
.9I5 = M-For sy a.. Roch.. Mag. Falls. Det chi.
sDaIy. .tDaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn Au-
nex No at I0:45 a NJ , AZ 2 Z. NJ. Leaves Jersey
CITY p r. r. sta. No. l IL % A NJ. at 355 2. NJ.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from residence by Exp. O. Z
IAMBERT General Passenger Agent. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
Of hay and straw at New-York for week end


Exports for the To London, 9O02 hales; Glas-
gov SG9: Cuba, 299 Mexico. TO- Bermuda, lbs; total
II, ,S9S bales: total week, 30, $50 bales
MILK AND CREANI-The daily average receipts OF milk
and railroad distributing points in
and near the for week ; fOllowh;
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


foot S.. ST %'; ass Gsras; .. Street and D
EHThe leaving time from DesBrosses and
Cortlandt Streets IL ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station. except where otherwise noted
100 A; NJ FAST MAII1-I4nssd 70 two Buffet Pariss ?,
Chicago No coaches 70 Pistsburs.
655 A. VI PENNsTLvANIA II%IfrECPulimsa z1 COM
ca For eseas pp9s To a9a Cincinnati %
aianaPol,s Louisville. ST Louis - --....-
For Toledo Nashville Cvia Cincinnati and LouisvisJ.
Ssh p IT, ST i1of Eoffs & ExFREssror Ris pi,,sbur Co
s5 ' P W. Mnd2PsETi WEsTEH 0RSTf s. I' b.s ro
75S p PPSSTFfc SSITISsy EXPRESS For p.n,,,x .ns
RoSs RTsso c1s Fer 91yis 9I daily via shses9Sosh Valley
s25 p VI. CfEvEI.GNp 4SD s1PS CIPScfNSSTI Ex
PREsS-FOr Pi,ts6urg. Cleveland. cineinnaa
755 SIS. s55. 1910 Desbrosses
% oDnns n5 Car lGSS D97. Car m M "a u y s. 10
gEesstonaI Ldm. an ParIor and plnins Cars a25 y
s2nda s@9s S5 3 s ?3s S5 baas Ga cas- es p a m NJ Z 5 9 n
- Dining Carr. Dining Carr. S25 ,, n. 1910
SOUTHERN RAILwAy.-Express. as. as ,. m. 1aiO
NoRFCLT AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Menphi,
ATLANTIC. COAST IiSE.-Express SIS a. m and sz
CfIEsAPEHKE & OHIO RA1LwAY-s5S a m and ass
SEA gofRD AIR LINE.-E1press. 12s5 p m and 12Io
FOR OLD POINT cos~oRT and NoRFoLK.-Ls a m.
ATIaNTir TSs CITy ar@ $40 m daily; ,,v.
Standard Coaches
GAPE MAY.-12 IS p H. weekdays.
sreeS s sa9ioa sni aS'S sss Ha9aa % 1 iaIo
% 3Zo so, - and 65S m SUNDAYS 925 a m.
80 D. N IRON Desbrosses and CoTandt Strests 600
:. m I'D $50 90 40. $40. and 100 ,. m. sun
days. S.4S a. m. 515 D m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SO IS @ IS SPd @ q t9Ttandt Ps sTsss g s % rs I
Cortlsni Streets 70 2N dining carr. 1o5s Gpisns
Car ll55 a 1855. =. 10 CDesbrosses Cnrtlandt
Streets. 220. . 5S. IS ass 425. 425 Dining Carr
80 Dining carr 55S Dining Carr T55. SIS. S65
- p. M u 10 night Sundays 61O mo coaches)
SO 500 ~. 955 tIamited). IS 1O55 Dining Carr
a m l25O lS5 dining carr. % 355. = Dining
Sari 461 Dining carr, ass Dining Carr T55 SIS,
SS5, as ?. m. IL. 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 46l. 945 1f96 1854 III ana 2s1
Broadway. Astor House; West Tweaty-third street
station and stations foot OF DesbFOsses Cortlandt
strseJ5 Court Street SEQ Fulton Street Broadway
ana pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn, Station,
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will call
ter ana check baggage from hotels and residences
road Cab Service -
= o ny fCICHINSOS. J. r WOOD.
"eAeraI Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

Foreign Coffee Markets: Ssntos-CoTee market hrm;
good santos $500; receipts. 5000 bags stock
~ rags. EaUSurS-C'offee market opened 4 pig
lover, 4; 2.30 unchanged pfg lower: sales,
2s 0G1 bags Havre-CoTee market opened A6iz franc
= months advanced u franc. far months
unchanged; N 4 franc higher; $50 i franc
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13


SOUTH II AlNEIELD d BOUND BROOK Locals. week
W = NJ, 6 20 and 5 p NJ LT. Cort
q Deso. Sts 3 70 \. VI "a. 10 Efd9OP NJ
Pullman accommodations and
fIuiOp Vest. 24S Columbus Ave- u
= dw'y and Annex Station BrOOSyn
n Y Transfrr bsSgsge from hotel %
residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
CHESAPEAKE & ohio.

Time is from Peuna r. h Esd ST. Five minutes later
from COrtlandt peshrosses St station:
4.50 =. VI, DAlLN.-F. r. v LIMITED. solid
Neatbuei Electric Lighted. Dining Car, Pullnnanss Gin
cinnatl Louisville ST. Louis
500 A. VI. DAILN.-WesteTn Express; PuImans.
Dining Car and Coaches.
Tickets Sleeping Car berths a. ofnee cnes Ohio.
SG2 Broadway Phone. SSO Franklin. ofnces Penna.
r. r.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
Thomas, Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
ssans Bsg!is TEsedmaR N late Of The The County Of New
to the subscriber place Of transacting business
she SGf Rodm OF Ga"n @ in M G Of Nn 6T In No sota
the first day of December next
o-,-,, RICHARD GT5L,F W FREERTAS& 4S Exc Executor &c
for Executor. No. wall street New Yo:k City
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon Abner c.
Thomas. surrogate OF the Comfy of New-Yorx.
Tee SSn Go hes9s s 81 e cdan M Of st
@ na 5ns @ faHac Business az the @ o @ OF
Schs Ekus; No & 80 Fine @ street =. in the city o New
Dated NswTOrf, the as day Ct eR645 MaEch 1900
50 Pine street Borough Of New-For City
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
B.TsSy Jsn % M as y SaT6 Of Msw gs5
Gertrude G WsltsT late OF the County OF New York
the sgbsTi6s at his place 9 tTansaGng BUSINESS No
New York on or before the ION day Of DECEMBER next
Da'su NC" WALTER S. KEMEYs Executor.
BT6aGway Borough Of Manhattan New York cy 'i
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Abner
c. Thomas a surrOgate of the County OF New York.
NOTICE sP fsa a 70 late s d Se c6nntT a. CLAIMS H
York deceased present the with vouchers
No 2i5 West Tnd avenue in the Borough Manhattan
ssS0eF iSoS G ns fRAHSIs BATES JAMES E WASH Ha-
sACKETT, BACON MQOAID; ATTORNEYS for ad-
ough Of Manhattan. New York
TORRIN. MARGARITA-In pursuance of an
order of Hon, Abner 9 Thomas, Surrogate Of the
County Of New York notice is hereby given 10 all
sons having against Margarita Jcrn. late OF the
CITY of Washington. D. c. deceased 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber, at his
place transacting business at the office OF Pavey
Moore his attorneys No 81 Nassau Street in the Bor
ough Of Manhattan in the city of New York be
fore the fourteenth day Of March, 1901, next.
DATED: New York. September 6, 1900.
CLIFFORD 8 WALTON.
PAvEY & MOORE, Ancllary AdnlinstratoL
Attorneys Administrator 81 Nassau Street Borough
Of Manhattan New York, n, Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

Cash quotations were follows: flour steady;- No 3
spring wheat 72laQ74kc; No red 75iaa76&c; No .
corn. +034c No yellow. 4oAg4GJac; No white oats.
24Ac; 5 white 23% d25Ac No ale; good feeding
barley 8sa39lkc choice mailing. 44q5Oc: /
haXseed 81 49 No l Northwestern 81 so; prime timothy
lO1S4 grade. 50 JO1I$9 90;
pork bbi $l 45a$11 go lard 100 10 50 s2
S6 s5: ribs sides oose1 81 4OaSI 20: dry salted
shoulders boxed. SO 3Tads6 ~ n short clear sdes
boxed 81 95Gss O5 whskey basis OF high wines 81 2o
to-day the butter market firm; creameres. lSis1
201sc: dairies 14QlSc Cheese firm, lOAgll1se. Eggs
strong; fresh 1bnc
Cincinnati Sept l2-Flour quiet Wheat steady; No 2
red 751T7hc. Corn steady; No mixed, 43c Oats Arm
No 2 mixed 22Ise Rye nrm; No 2, 55G55i4c
Duluth. Sept. i2.--wheat-No hard cash 7sAc: No i
Northern cash 78hc; 10 arrive 76Ec September T6Ae
December 7aRc: May 1850; NO Northern Ac: No s
spring 6slso Corn, 40tc Oats 23A 924c
Milwaukee Sent 12-wheat lower; No l Northern T6l.
aDT7c No Northern T4a @T5c. Rye steady; No l. 63hc
Barley hrmer: No 2. SEE sample 4OQ5ihc
Minneapolis Sept l2.-Four-FTst patents, So eOa
81 TO- second patents So sO4si first clears sS0tS IS
ond clears s2ds2 10 Bran, IN bulk. Sl2GS2 Is Close
Wheat-september 74he. December 7bHc; May. TISc.
Philadelphia Sept. 1e.-wheat nrm; contract grade.
September T3A9T4c Corn steady; No mixed. Septem-
her. asa Rs0lac Oats firm: No white enDed. ga a
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector st.
Througa 70 Point Pleasant-e:0o. 1000 100 A. N.
100 200 S:45. 4:2Q $50 P NJ Through Ocean Grove
500 P NJ Sundays-Through to Peint Pleasant. 1850
A. NJ. 100. &c. 500 P NJ
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 f1:S0 1890. 1900. 1000. al 80 A NJ n 90
'1 80 1900. 1880 800 t43O 800. 800 1880 S9Oo
lif9:25 p. NJ. s12:f5 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
s4:sO $500 $1,000 s11 30 A. M t1:o0 s1:so 800.
IS 90. 1900 Z VI %12:I5 mdt.
ohiees Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. lis Ia 2s1
25 Union So West 15S East 12oth St. 27S West 125th
St. 245 Columbus Ave, New York: Court ST.. S44 $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn; eS Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage 70 des
nation
From Liberty St only. 'Daily tDaiy. Sunday.
Sundays only saturdays only
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

Receipts 81 the ports and points to-day, com
pared s1-b The same cay week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

Receipts OF breadsuffs points thousands
IsS three cPhers 1000 omitted. -four bbls grain bush.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

LEHiCH VALLEY.
stations foot Of West sd Corandt and Dssoross
(Penna- r r Ferries)
West sd Street CortAndt Desorosses sDA1y
Sunday M Sunday SIS A eS1h-
A X p II. p u. ESu1dsy
Is A M. sunday So A u
New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
THE MARKETS.
,orAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

New-Yorl5. September H. 1900
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-03
WILLIAM STOWN.

Mrs. Charles r. Benedict, it is fear
ed, is seriously i'll. The trouble seems
to be in the head.
Mrs. Major ID. Flint is very sick
and has been taken to the home of hei
grand daughter, Mrs. Chas. Briggs,
for care. There are indications OF
paralysis.
Frank Benedict Of the senior class
of Tufts College has the honor Of hay
iny been appointed class poet.
News from Kankakee, H., is that
Henry Adams, son of the late Charles
w. Adams, is better.
Mrs. Alice Cooley Of Waterbury is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John DulfuS
Bert Robinson is putting hot ali
furnace into the house of Rev. VIM.
schotield. lie also supplies Mr..
Houses new dwelling with one.
DR.. Cornelius V. Lynde, youngest
son of the late Mr.. John Lynde, and
for some years a resident of North
field, Mimi, has sold out there and
gone to Albert Lea.
There are not carpenters enough
here just now to supply the demand
for their work.
Saida Mckee is the new clerk in j.
X. Lynde's store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-03
POSITIVE PROOF.
SHOULD CONVINCE THE GREATEST
SKEPTIC IN BARRE.

SHOULD CONVINCE THE GREATEST
sKEPTIC IN BARRE.
Because it's evidence in Barre.
It's from citizen, perhaps neigh
Dor.
Investigation will confirm it.
Mrs. N. M. Nelson, IS West Street,
sayS:-"An attack of the grip eight
years ago left me in poor health and
as time went on grew worse instead
Of better. A second attack Frustrated
me and still further weakened me
physically. Doctors bills amounted
to over 800 and it was just so much
money thrown away. TO describe my
condition and tell what | suffered is
almost impossible. The slightest
housework tired me, and if on my
feet for an hour or SO excruciating
pains across my back extended down
wards, At night when sat down to
rest it kept up it's ceaseless aching
and made me nervous and restless.
often got out of bed and walked the
floor for hours. In time complica-
tions set in and trouble with the Sc
cretions accompanied the backache.
Medicines failed to help me. l be-
came discouraged and often wonder
now how | stood the suffering. One
day my husband brought me home
some Doan's Kidney Pills which he
obtained at Lester Greene's drug
store, thought there would be no
harm in trying them and ] took his
advice, | followed up the treatment
and was able shortly afterwards to
visit my mother in Mortified and
nurse her through an attack Of sick
ness. | would never have been able
to do so had it not been for Doan S
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N, Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-03

Fred Cox, of Bethel was in the city
yesterday.
The two manipulitors of the harp
and violin are welcome visitors on the
street.
George Tiff of Morrisville has NOV.
ed into the B. Tomasi house on South
Seminary street.
Mrs. A. w. Lane and Mrs. X. A.
Lane were in East Montpelier visit
ing relatives yesterday.
The letters advertised at the Barre
post office this week are: Ladies,
Miss Minnie Coming, Ethea ChalifouX,
Mrs. VIM. Davidson, Mrs Ira Foster,
Mrs. Grern, Lydia Congo, Nellie Hall,
Winnie Jones, Flora Mcdonald, Nellie
J. Perrin, Maggie Raycroft, Aurelia
Sawyer, Mrs. Arthur Webb. Men,
Mr.. Ainslee, Alex AnXlusOn, Rev. A.
f. Bailey, James Belanger, Wilbert
Cutler, Michel Dessruean, G. W. Cole
Jr., G. Il. Gilbert, Eddie House, Henry
Johnston, M. Kristiansson, G. d.
Knapp, Charles Loughlin, ID. W.
Moorehouse, Murdo Nicholson, j. G.
Plumber, f. M. Rolo, Worlds Adv.
Agency.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-03
WAITSFIELD.

The entertainment given Wednes-
day evening by members of the Shep-
ard Family, assisted by others, show
ed that the community had not lost
interest in the public appearances Of
this family, and their varied talent
won continuous applause.
Mrs. LaPoint of Webster, Mass,
formerly a resident OF this place, is in
town.
A spent rifle ball entered O. G.
Eaton's house one day this week, pass
ing through the bind, glass, thick
easement lOoSening behind it. A
member Of the family was at work
Immediately beneath when it struck,
showing how dangerous powerful
weapons may be.
Rev. G. s. Nutter of st. Adams will
give his lecture, Christ in Poetry
and Song Monday evening, Now 5,
at the NJ. f. church.
The Magazine Club meets at Mr..
Hastings Saturday evening, Nov. 3.
The Ladies' Home Circle of the
Congregational church hold their an
nual chicken pie supper Wednesday
evening, Nov. 18th. The magazines
belonging to the club will be sold at
this time.
William Wilder has an auction on
Thursday of next week, preparatory
to going to Brattleboro where his son
is HOW living.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-03
CITY NEWS

G. A. Cleveland of Bethel was il
the city yesterday.
G.. II. Green of White River juno
tion was "a the city yesterday.
Clarence Foster of Morrisville has
come to the city to learn the barber
trade.
Edward Curtis is working at O. N
Changers barber shop for few days
George Porter, Of South Barre,
went to work at Williamst0wn to-
day.
While hunting in Northfeld Nov
/, George Mann saw large buck less
than thirty feet away. Mr.. Manr
had loaded gun with him but the
season closed the day before.
The report ire of plays selected by
the manager of Kennedy Players who
will open a weeks engagement at the
opera house Monday evening in
"Twixt Love and Duty" will be
found intensely interesting. They
are all popular successful plays, and ii
can be truthfully asserted that there
will not be dull night during the
weeks engagement. The company
has always been considered the strong.
est acting company appearing at
popular prices, and this season stands
unrivalled. The scenery with which
each play will be embellished is most
extensive and appropriate. Every
possible effect in the way of calcium
and stereopticon is carried and to-
gether with gorgeous and magnificent
costuming makes complete drama
tic spectacle as it is possible to see,
no matter what prices are charged.
Notwithstanding the enormous eX-
penSe attached to the securing and
presenting of this great repertoire of
great plays, there will be no advance
in the prices of admission which re-
mains as heretofore, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Ladies ticket Is cents for Monday
evening if bought at the advance sale
before p. m, Monday. Seats now
on sale at w. f. Morse'S shoe store
and at the box Office from to p. m.