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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
ORDINANCE.
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An ordinance to appropriate monV -
damages awarded for the opening OF an q
ley in city block number thirty-savsa -
dred and eleven B.
Be 1t ordained by the Municipal A0A
OF tho City Of st. Louis. ~ follow:
Section /, There is hereby appruQrae
and set apart out Of Opening SeFosts Bpse
Fund the sum Of nine hundred and foets.oy
dollars to pay damages essesesd TO He1ee1
individuals for tho opening oe an anS
city block number thirty-sevsn hundred q
eleven B, by report Of the Oommissee
and final decree Of the Circuit Court
the case Of the City Of St L0u6e 49,
John May and others transmitted ~ T.
Comptroller to tho Municipal AsoemhlY
the nineteenth day Of April ntnsteeA u
Sec. .. The Auditor II hsrsby disstsA
draw his warrant on the City TfeaGu9
favor of the persons entitled thereto -
the report Of tho Commisslonefs an6
decree Of the Circuit Court b the ~
of the opening Of an alley in oifY oaoek =
ber thirty-seven hundred and olayon n EI
Approved May 8. D0. X
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elRBoLIo AelD, Etc,
WANTED.

Once Of Commsa1oasf Of 0upQ0
Sealed proposals viii be recl1vsd ~
undersigned, to be opened e his 60
II O'Clock m on s
MONDAY NEXT, NAY n
10 bbls. Crude Carb. Acid - peH g
800 lbs. best Eng. chloride of Lima -
cans.
See req, 1s.
Call at Commissioner Of Supplleo .
blanks and other information
Bids must be in duplicate, free iron
teration or erasure. and to both thA e
nal and duplicate must bo attached e
OF this advertisement.
All bids having any alteration or ersA
thereon will be. rejected.
The Commissioner reserves the rlShf
reject any and all bids *
FRED G. MEIER
Commissioner Of Supplies
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

.wHEt tsAT.cash ,Iarke,-Rceeived 7ss sis and
and j cars ssrhs Ss . sSss. ss.ss
.Een by millers; No. 2 red sold this ~ at
:ns al ss side To s. &c. IS rsa 81 es ss 8
% hard a. 1%gIIaac % The break m = in futures futures
No bas she ssaee Line q ssns ts
freight rate and shut of business For ship
mees i,s se ssS .. and
cars local and 4s cars through Very firm and a
@ 10. 2 sold this side at 4s,so and B. side at i5aa
10 & .SSs. :, md se yellow a ..s i ,ss sss
oATs.Gssn A MasLs.-Rsssysd As1o sks Ks, and md. 2
sspns nnn much ess asd local buying s
sTsie; No. sold ,.s At 3e@@sSHc @ No anotasNle BE at
g; n No. sc So wSise sSia q, q, Nc.
white at soc and fancy at &c
probably at ts,sc E side. but none to be had.
FLoUR...No cables al all were reported IN and
@esie trade q there was if Nothing new new. the de-
mand running small. Quotations fer car lots on
Paiens. s Ss 'ss. g sishs suF G
fancy S. 2oas as: clear ssaslo; low and medium
for Clears .sssio $50 isa for .trashss. and
for patents; spring wheat patents sS-SsaA in
RYE FLoURIjobbins at 81 in SKIS and $3.50
,i,. GoRMMdEALMG'y nm sa1,,or b. as and pearl meal
MfLITEEp@TSe East ,n.n't In it a. buyer at
shippers being zoe and at a pinch might pay Tic.
quick shipment. The South Is stlll after sup
plies to-day and 7ic bid for bran T. o. b. E. trk.
and &c T. o. b. barges. but none to be had at
these rates. On direct order bran sold {. o. b:
barEes at I6c- At mill bran sells at &c and
ships at SOC.
through; shipped zs tons. While cfferings small
of timothy and the high grades really scarce. the
market was no better than firm. as the demand
nothing extra. Only the best clover was sought
after Good prairie was in, demand. Current rates M
No. /. $40. .5oal1. so for No. z s@1o for No. 8
prairie SliQ11SO for No. l: s. 95oG1o.5e for No. z;
&.50d9 for No. s. Clover SGpf2.
LEAD AND SPELTER-very firm for lead.
having open buyers at 81 22is, and understood an
even stronger. bid has been made for chemical
hard. Speiter quiet at 8. .Sf5 .Sk
Prices ON eChange.
The Following tables show the range Of prices
In the future and cash grains:
Closed Range Closed
WEDNESDAY. Yesterday. Yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

SHEEP-About half Of the sheep receipts were
shipped in by local slaughterers, leaving only a
small supply on sale, The offerings Included Two
double decks Of Colorado lambs fair supply
yearings were scarce: The market showed no
material change. all decent stock finding ready
stock were slow and Dull. some Inquiry exists
for stocker.. but II Is only for the best. and
Spring lamhs sold At p to SS pr 1so Iha
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Furs.
Round lots are selling foliows Raccoon ut
15a35c: mink at 15ffi0c: skunk at 10a2oc; opos-
sum Mt 7Gfl5c: wild cat at lad2oc: civet cat at 10
@l5c; house cat at 10c: badger at 5125c: red fox
at 25at i5c; gray fox at aoGI40c. otter at olcaaS
beaver at si17. wolf at 20i4Oc-timber at b0cai:
muskrat at 6GI9c.
Hides.
Dry fint-Averare Texas receipts round 13Ac:
choice Texas 13&,e. D.y-fint-Native and fallen
l2Nc: Southern l2hc. Dry-hint-Seiected No.
l3sc: selected No 2 llkc. Dry-fnt-Bull &c.
Dry-salted lO,.c: selected No. ! lie: No. loe.
Green -sal'ed 6hG6,sc: No. ! &c: No &c.
3,sc uncured, or green 1c per b. less than cured.
Horse hides--Green- salted No. $3.50: No. S5o:
pony and glue~stoc 75c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS. -.
Natives Generally Stcndy-Texans Un-
chm nnged-Shcep Quiet.

CATTLE-Beef Steers-The run OF native beef
cattle was comparatively small and. despite the
lower reports from other large markets. steaay
condition was retained here. No good, weishty
catt.e offered. but quite n number Of de-
sirabe dressed beef and handy grades were avail
able. which constituted a medium qualified rep
resentation. Local packers were the main com,
petitors and virtually everything had changed
bands by IL o'clock. Steers, LOO to 29s IDS
average. sod at IS to s. 40 900 to 19o lbs tsao
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

stocxers and Feeders-L'mited Supplies cansed
quiet, featureess day in the thin cattle depart
ment Country buyers not in largo at
tendance. but they were more numerous than
which guve tho trade a quicker and brighter as
pect- The call WIS almost entirely for good to
best classes. however. aud plain to common ones
continue to be neglected on the same weak plane
that has prevailed recently. Stock steers and
feeders sold at "A to Al5. stock cows and heifers
81 so to 81: 3:s5 and yearlings at 81 to $3.50 Re-
ceipts of milch cows were liberal. but
promptly consumed at steady prices. selling at
sos to $40 per head
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

HoGS-for change. the hog market
higher. At the opening. trade was active and
prices ABOUT &C higher than the average wednes-
and inferior ones showed but little. II any. Inn
provement Tho butcher demand was good. and
helped to strengthen the market on the good
medium and ID heavy hog. The supply was only
being % large proportion Of inferior pigs and
trashy southwest hogs saie usual. The
late market was not quite good the early
one, and At At the close prices were about 2io low
late arrivals being held over
,, The main drove OF psckers bought BY Nelson
cost @.ss: and tho main drove bought by Swift
4 CO.. 2.s64 head. averaged aos pounds. and cost
The top Of the marae. was s5.s7A and tho
$50 to go as against s5.s2ts for. top and
to'e,,s - 70 ss 80 for the bulk on Wednesday. Fair
sold so AT at ssss to :sa5s medium weish,s, lso e
to s 20 for lights: $50 TO 1870 lbs. sold at s5ss
70 &Se1h the bulk at S go to s.. 50 Light lights.
100 to bo lbs. average, sold at M1s to $500 the
bulk @ At At SIS 70 's:I pigs under 100 lbs sold a.
and common to fair mixed lots at ISIS to IS no.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

Butcher Cattle~Butcher cattle arrivals were
fair. and. proportionately they were heavier than
any other branch. They were a pretty good quail
Si.25 to A.so. Inquiries were more urgent than
Wednesday from all quarters. and. while the
trade displayed no Guotable advance, the tone
was stronger and more satisfactory all around
a hundred realizing kIsc to sisc h., and bulls
remained steady at 1910 to -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
anEe of Futures.
Receipts and Shipments.
barley.

There were so few trades that II was
hard to find them. and. since so little was
done, the market is close to being nominal.
screenings. fair to choice. sold at 32G3sc.
Low grade mailing quotable at 40645c.
Common to fair 4Sd51e, and good 52955c,
with choice about sc.
The market was again quiet. with very
little doing speculatively. Cash market
was also dull. Offerings were small and
not much demand. The receipts were lin
tied to 2 cars. Nothing withdrawn from
store. No. 2 in store nominaIly 521sc and
car lots {. o. b.. about 63654c. May sold at
52lsc. and closed at 521ac: July 5l1kc and
closed at 511kc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
.MARKETs ny TELEGRAPH,

New York. May s:mFlonr-Eeceipts 1..47s: e.-
wheat, but not active at the decline. Winter
strsishts n;Sas ss Minnesota patents $50
dull Barley dull. Barley malt dun Wheat
Receipts 1870: exports g, $50; spot easy: No.
red S0Hc T. o. b. afioat; No. . red s21sc elevator:
No. bard DalaiA s2,sc T. b. aitoae: No. North.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

cows q clrs each 40.S COW & calf. $500
Sokhern Cattle-Aggresate receipts from below
the anrsntlns tine line were Is cars Of which
Territory: They had all been fed and consisted
mainly OF msdtYm-srade steers. the best of which
brought $3.50 The movement fairly active
and conditions showed no material change from
yesterdays basis. Steers, 726 to 1160 lbs average
ranged from $3.50 to 81. 80; cows and mixed cattle
g. to $3.50. stays $255 to $3.50 and bulls 50
to $3.55
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

New York, May "a steady to firm feeling
prevailed in the local market for tin to-day a
the result Of small offerings and slight change
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
Badgett-Honman.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL -, !,
Mount Sterling, ILL.,, May 9.-County o.
W. 8. Badgett and Miss Anna hon
were married here to-day. the hes
Father Hassee OF st. Joseph's CnnEo -
ctating. 1879
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
SPOT COTTON MARKETS,
Generally Dull and weak-No ChanEe
Reported Locally.

Gaiveston-Dull at 7Sc; receipts SSH bales.
New Orleans-Steady at 1916; receipts 1. iss
bales
Mobile-Quiet at TIC; receipts % bales,
Savannah.Easy at INC: receipts l. a37 baleA
Charleston steady at SIC; receipts 81 bales.
Nosfoik.ouiet at 7Nci receipts $50 bales.
Wnmington-Ffrm at i;ic; receipts Is bales.
Baltimore-Nouinal at Sc: receipts. none.
New York-Quiet at 1-i6c: receipts = bales.
Boston-Quiet at 1-l6c: receipts 80 bales
Ihiiadelphia-Quiet at 6-l6c: receipts. mona.
Houston-9uiet at nc; receipts LIN bales.
Augusta-Quiet at SIC; receipts <S9 bales.
Memphis-Quiet at nc: recelnts 100 balAa. \
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

The first line OF quotations In each classsis
mon to extra Dealers however. often classify
superlative lunches tail tops) for BUYERS. which
sometimes sell considerably above the highest
quotations. The second line OF quotations sisni-
,s nes tne bulk of sales and generally represents
mission market. more or less mixed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
Colorado lambs. =. lbs. average. at S.S yealS ear
lings %. 70 to So. mutton sheep at " 10 sf"" a"
bucks ut $3.50 to 81.


HoRSt.S-Tne market during this week ,s nas
been only lightly supplied and the quanty MAJ
nor been IN to the usual standard report iros ~.
the Eastern markets encouraging, m" ~
u result u good demand obtained for good m
tshel chunks. hut there were not enough a.u avaM
alle TO half supply the wants, Consca"s,hsa s,s.a
were sold firmly. British buying also roHhinre. roH!r.
OF active incllnations providing strong ;sa ou.,s
for smooth little horses OF that iik c.neI We 70,
the demand Hight. was not apparent @ ps
reason Of the contracted supplies although some s
late Inquiry from the South for q rev e0oa
drivers developed. The range OF prices ,,,v aurns
has been small.
Horse Quotations Heavy Iraft. common 70 goS1 ,s1
$1,000 is1 choice TO extra Slsopsn ChunNs. .hctcs
to go bs fair to good s75aeo good to h eh91cs ss
South. small lish, drivers fair to good sz9WW srw:
ssalis. Export chunks. 100 to +o ibs. pam
10 good ss5aII1 choice to extra Sil54l35 Bnsinses
dryers fair to good Ss5Ill0; choice 10 fatrh IN
as0: choice to extra siooaiso: fancy gated and
New York shdders si50ff3e0 Inferior horses coim-
mon. small plugs si2.J1G3o: heavy work plugs 10
MULES-Aii tho mules tha. came In during the
hrst (, ur days Of the week formed only Inon-
sfate supply but when from tie total the nun IN
country by dealers was deducted tho commits
sion run could nn. be rcckorcd rs small. YET
THIS Is the season for small receipts and no one one
npperInost activity has rested with the British
war business, several hundred head having oeeI
hoGcpted The dealers have. therefore. continueaa
their purchases and Importation at relatively EoQd
I,ltes SOME movement has transpired In N"
Eastern miner demand. but u was not up to the
plsl ortions of last week. though the fact did not
or Tor the choice qualities Of big mules values
on The general market have not. during the
week; changed 10 any quotable extent. trade re-
able. 10 hards and over
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10
Wool.
NIisceIIaneou. Markets.

Black and seedy at from &c to &C. per 10. less
1Sc allowed on old and 20c on new wool SKIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-10

& All
men |
IN u
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IN til
On |
,ehoid
yides
On Il
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13
BRYAN PROPERTY

New frame t.r00m house 600 northern part of
81 city. l.l block of ground for $4,000
vacant block. with % oak trees. ior siun.
In southern port of cliy con- college raad
lots. nice Umy house. Onhnrd. stables hen
house and other improvements price $3.50 nd
q 1.I block. ,.roum house. q galleries pantry.
bathroom barn. wufrrWufkH, gIUDlrC lights
we'll. orchard. etc. slluuO
5-room house two closets Q galleries, with
sheds, cstcn and ois. iofsiuOIo.
Large boarding house viii accommodate 90
people, viii rent iCr 500 90 aiuu year VIII sell
cheap.
1884, lots joining Jed Franklin win sell for
si0U ui
slots near Allen Aoslsmy Tor isO D1
3l.2 acres NJ land. near ou MILL with two
houses. one has Dgc rooms the other three.
viii exchange for country property, or sell Tor
$1,000
cabins. 2 blocks south Oft. A. q. y. depot
will sell all for -'oOnV. Jump a. that 20 Is a
bargain.
is-room house hall galleries closets go.
barn, Cistcru. wnicrwufks. garden. etc ia very
swell part Of city, for $1,000
Good broom house, well uf frecst0no water,
sheds, etc.. will rent for $40 upa month. Come
quick. am Offering AZ $1,000.
one neat newly finished cottage LOO southern
part Of city, good ", D. plenty room Tor gardens,
cc., on high ground with ipicndid view Tor
$4,000
block in western part Of city, known a. city
park. beautiful oaks ON each block, viii sell
cheap
one half block ground. room house. halls
. large under ground clstcfus. hydranis, scf.
wants house, blk barn aud go other modern
couycnieuccs. In bon ton part VI city wilt sell
cheap
several negro houses ior sale very cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13

Berlin. April l2 In German official
circles the comment Is calmly on the
Toulon festivities They claim Ger.
many has NOT haon unp'easantly i'm.
pressed thereby. bat on the contrary l.
s'Hl ur everything tends toward pelro
Om.u. point QUO Jul. tle French are
less demuu.tmtiyo than at the rccep
ton ~ the Russian feet few years
ago. one official said. 1--WE can only
hail flr d.mun.tmtI1nas guarantee Of
the continuance Of peace. The French.
apparently are dropping the Al.ace-Lor-
rhine question Prospects Of European
war ARE moro remote chan ever the ma.
Huns te.ur tuI much occupied with
developing strength 90 think Of war"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13
20 AeLp noMe lNousTRY
Great Britain WI supply Her ARM
Win HOMEGROWN Reef

London. April. " Tho British war
oalcs confirm, tle report that 10 b. go.
.rgto Try an experiment 81 supplying
'l army with 0aiy home. grown beef
The experiment wall eKtead si1 month,
from june {.
The director ~ contracts said % q
representative u the Associated Press
"fhe new rul. applies only 90 r.'r.s
Grated beef hitherto blu.b, u Open
market in London. Il will not serious.
ly affect the American trade. a. the 20.
cal weekly supply Tor the army B. au'v
100000 pounds which is barely . per
cent Of ths weekly imports u reirlger
ated beef into England
"Mr BroIerick's action was talon
long before the New Orleans proceed
ings Il j. quite absurd 20 suppose ANY
idea o. retaliation prompted the order.
which Is due 10 a natural desire 90 hcll
some % our home industries The dif
ference In the price Is very trifIng and
we are making that up BY giving Tom.
my Atkins frozen mutton two day.
instead u one day weekly. II the plan
is satisfactory hdPply problem will
be greatly simpittl for we often have
complaints and disag 'ements over re
frigeuted beef
"You must not suppose we now us'
no home grown beef Ailer.hot and
some u our other camps are almost eu
tirely supplied with home grown beef
We have hitherto used refrigerated b'ei
as an addition 10 our mtions rather than
a. an integral part We have noprriu.
dice against American firms aud We do
not believe they will miss this trade 90
any extent even If IL is decided % con.
tinuo % experiment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13

Smallpox has broken out yirulently at
Merida, Mex, aud is qnite general In
the peninsula OF Yucatan.
Ex.COngrcssman Matt d. IAgan died
at New Orleans. La. aged " years.
The department store Of julius Meyers
Sons at Richmond, Va. was destroyed
by fire causing a loss of S2jO.OOO.
William Black aud Henry Wilson. ne.
groes. We're hanged at Magnolia, Ark,
for the murder Of Joy Young.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13

London. April IA dispatch from
81 Petersburg says newspapers there
express keen satisfaction AZ the festiyi.
ill.,. 40 Tuulou AS evidcncing strengthen.
ing of the Fmuco.Russian alliance aud
they consider the Fmuco.ltdlian APP
proachmrnt calculated 20 lead TO AN ear.
ly conclusion Of AN alliance between
Russia. France and Italy, which, In
view OF the sentiments Of the
three powers. would in the opinion Of
the newspapers Of S. Petersburg, CON.
sutute the eiiicacious guarantee Of Eu.
ropoan peace.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

262 acres of land on wIson creek, i00 acres In
cultivation with tWO sets ut houses, bal nee iu
timber aud pasture, price = pCracfc. uu easy
terms. l2O arfCs on Nadsunviliu road. par. In
Madison, balance iu Grimes county viii sell
cheap.
70 scrcs. miles west Of bryan. cd in euluya.
uuu. M in pasture, tot $500.
i1acrcs near Morgans g.u. viii sell cheap on
Uusy terms.
one OF he best improved truck farms Ia the
state, % acres, lust outside lhe suburbs, for
sl1uul
1parros 90 Che loh on Mad.sonylllc road, on
Wixon creek. DOB in cultivation. balance iu pas
ture will trade lor c.ty property OF sell on easy
terms
one Of the protuest pIaces 10 nnlos county,
mile north Of irynu a. acres, good broom
house, well. Cistcrn, barns sheds, stables Ulc
on very high BIN. for sW0n0
500 acres " Cue black prairie land. near tdHe,
l0u HCrcs Boo cultivation. THE only nua prairie
for sale Boo this county, viii sch cheap enough
ou easy terms.
al Euueu one good Broom house worth
500. one aturphuusr worth SID. cribs. we'll,
ben house. nrrrs ~ land. The place ID worth
at least -l0O.; viii soil Tor .5uo.
AtWCIlblfn-2 good store houses and fplon.
did dwelling wis sell cheap enough,
AtCaYprt good, new houses with other
good improvements. will sell cheap, or Cx.
change ior bryan properly
a. Enuls-i - acres, good harm, orchard,
we'll In city limits, only blocks from center Of
city; will sell for 10000, or exchange for Dry.
IL he city of Llano, in Llano county. TEXAS.
| | have three acres only three blocks from the
courthouse, aud same distant OF city school;
will sell or trade.
| II YOU don see what YOU want IN the above
| list, call on or write me, have it In my private
memoranda. Remember my time during the
| day aud dreams at night are devoted To real
estate exclusively. Come 10 see me.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13

curing into the reason for the order OF
the British government excluding Amer
lean refrigerated beef heretofore used
by the army This action was taken Al
the instance u the department Of agri.
culture.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13
MONROE EDGE LAND Z RENTAL agent

Writes at least half the deeds re-
corded iu Brazos County. Below
Is q list of property to boz sold boz CD
days. II you expect to buy cor sell
land Monroe Ldgo Is the man 10
talk 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-13

Washington. April l2 Secretary Hay
has ciblcd ~ Ambassador Choafe IN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-01
GILLEY 4 ABBOTT.
IA, 118 Main Street, Barre, Vt.

L. A. Cheevet's family went to Bur-
lington today to live. Their g ODDS
were moved there week ago.
Mrs. +. S. Williams and Mrs. e. A.
B. Bishop returned this morning from
Moretown.
Special Lenten services will be held
in the Uniyersalist veStry every even
ing this week except Saturday. The
PASTORS sermon tonight will be on
'Christ and the Sinner" Everybody
cordially invited.
Regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America tomorrow night.
The first degree will be worked on
several candidates.
Did you get a bite of that April
Fool candy?
Elbie earle was injured Saturday by
a stone falling GA bis foot I'D jam.
ming it quite badly.
A. e Batchelder's sale of bui ding
lots begins April 3.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-01
NOTICE.

NVx4CG.
Stockholders Of the Washington
County Telephone Company are no.
titled to meet In the hall of the Gran.
tie Manufacturers Association in Jack.
man block, In Barre city, Vermont,
on Thursday, April 18th, 1901, at T. 80
o'clock In the afternoon to act
upon the following business:
1st. To determine how many d.
rectors shall be elected to manage the
affairs OF said corporation.
End. To determine for what term
or terms such directors shall be elect
ed.
3rd. To elect such board of direct.
OrS.
4th. To make all such bylaws,
rules and regulations for the manage
ment Of the business of said corpora
ton as a majority Of the stock pres
ent and voting either In person or by
proxy, may direct.
5th. To transact any other bust
ness that may legally come befyre
said meeting.
March Goth. 1901.
EDWARD W. B1sBEE,
GEORGE HANSON,
DONALD SMITH,
b. W. HOOKER,
g. S. CURRIER, ~
tt HOMER Fits.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-01
Easter LINGERIE

Corset Covers, French style, fine
cambria, lace and embroidery trim
mipgs, 25c. and 20c.
Exquisite covers, French style and
the new short shape at soc to 1928
Skirts of fine muslin is 10. flounce,
I tucks, one row insertion, 9 in. Ham
burg ruffle 81 %. Very handsome
ski is at S3 % to % .O8
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-01
UNCLAIMED MONEY

In 1874, Robert p. Wetmore OF Brook.
Ign, N. Y. insured In this company. After
paying about 5000 he abandoned his poll.
cy, no doubt considering 1t worthless. 1t
has since been ON our books as paid-up
endowment insurance of 5000. 1t is now
matured, and we wish information Of his
whereabouts, 80 we can pay the money.
If he is not living. the mooev Is due to
the beneficiar, named in the policy.
National Life Insurance Co. OF Vermont
(Mutual) ORGANIZED In 1850. s. s. Bal
lard. General Agent, N. B. Ballard. Local
Agent. Rooms 2 and 3, Miles, Block. Barre
Vermont,