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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
Go siychat?
Il Buffalo, n. Y.
DyuizJd ZwiqzkOmd.

DyUtzJd Z~triQzkOTd.
Duia % kwietnia odbyio sic po-
siedzenie Dywizji Z~wiazkowej, ma
jacej brac udzia& W uroczystosci Dnia
PoIskiego.
Posiedzenie zagaii prezes OBJ. J
M~aternowicz W obecnosci IL delega.
tow, grup II. n. p, a m: gr. 80 NJ.
M~arczyhski, or. AS b. Rabierzyhski,
or. l39 j. Maternowicz, or. l53 A.
Partyka. or. l6S A Judycki, or. 1914
Szczukowski, gr. 225 A. Orszulak,
OR. 227 p. Pachulski, gr. PAP J. Ro.
maszkiewicz, or. 255 WI Kitowski,
or. 27S f. G6rski, or. 29l T. Jen-
draszak, or. $50 w. Balakowski.
Nieobecni byli r-eprezentanoi grup
mast: 1874, 243, 264, 279, 800, 344,
4l2 Ats. Pc przeczytaniu proto-
koiu z poprzedniego posiedzenia,
przystapiono do uchwa}: Wniosek
OBJ. f. Gorskiego, ably opodatkowa6
wszystkich czlonkow grup, ~bioracych
udzia} W Dniu Polskim pc soc, Pc
diuzszych debatach z~ostajs przyjety.
Ma wniosek p. A. Nowaka uchwalono,
ably sekretarz og4aszal cale protoko}y
W ,Zgodzis' j~sdnoczesnie wymie-
Mai nazwiska obecnych ma posiedzs-
niu delegatow. Pc kilku zapadlyoh
mniej waznych uchwaiach posiedze-
ME zostafo odroczone do sz6stepo
maja, ma ktore zaprasza sic wszyst-
kich delegatow ma godzine 7 wie-
czorem do hall Kosciuszko.
Przykro mi jest, zs jestem zmuszo-
ny zwr6cic uwage PIP. reprezentan-
tom grup, ME uczeszczajaoym ma
Posiedzenia, il zle wypeiniaja przy-
jete ma sic obowiszki, nadutywajao
zaufania grup, DO grupy wybierajao
representative, pragna, ably sprawy
ich t%raktowane byfy powaanie, tym-
,zasem tax ME jest. Pewna ozes6
delegatow wcale ME uczeszcza ma
posiedzenia, a jezeli sic stawi to spi
.ub robi z~smieszanie.
Czy to sic godzi:
j. Romaszkiewicz, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
Il Grand Rapids, Mich.
ObchGd MniOrn.

"HyOcy.
Zapraszamy szan. publioznosc pol
ska z Grand Rapids / okolicy do hall
Tow. Narodowego Polskiego grupy
81 u. p. N. przy jackson ulicy ma
obcb6d Konstytuoji Sgo maja, kt6ry
sic odbedzie W sobote dnia Ago ma
ia. Poczatek obchodu nastapi o
godz. Sci wieczorem. w sklad OBJ
chodu wejds spiewy ch6ru ,,Lutnis"
pod dyrekcja p. Wojciecha Dam
skisgo; deklamacje i mowy, Z kt6.
ryoh jedna bedzie wypowiedziana
przez specialize zaproszonego ma te
u~roczystosc p. Stanisiawa Osade,
wsp6iredaktors ,,Kurjera Polkiego"
W Milwaukee, Wis.
Prosimy wszystkich polak0w i
polki, beg wzgledu ma obozy, o jak
n~ajlic,niejsze przybycie ma to wiel-
ka uroczystosc narodowa. w imie-
niu komitetu
4nton Szczepadski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
Il Baltimore, Md.
ObchOd NojOUcg.

D'"J
Ia inicjatyws grup Il. N. p. a m.
gr. go, 238, 339 j 4S7 odbedzie sic
obehod konstytucji 3.go Maja W pc.
nisdziaiek dnia 6 msja W hall OBJ.
Szymka. Przeto komitst "a wiadamia
wszystkich czionkow wyzej wspo-
misnych grup, ably raczyli sic stawie
pod kara 90 centow.
komitet zaprasza obie parafje pol
skie sw. Stanisiawa Kostki i Naisw.
p. Mari Rotahcowej, do wziecia
licznego udziaiu.
Wymarsz nastapi z bali posiedzeh
grupy 60 o godz. : wiecz., nastepne
3 grupy uaja sic zebrac W hall OBJ.
Mtadejowskiego. poczsm ziacza sic
ma rogn Pratt Broadway.
Komitet dokiada wszelkich starah,
ateby obcb6d wyPads jsk psjwspa-
nialeji Przeto sadze,ze jsklat poprzed-
Mich, TAX ! tym roku szsnowni 70.
dscy Pospiesra jak najiczniej.
w imieniu komitetu,
II. Dolewczyhski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
u Perth Amboy, n. J.

SPra,oy micjsco,ce. Skiadka.
Nsssa polonja pc peSnym zapsle
okazaniu sic godnie podczas prey.
jeeis pufk. u. Miikowskiego GRAZ
wyborsch zes,'ej %jesieni, usnels !
rozPrzegia sic tax dslece, il ME vie.
my, cay sie znsjdzie kto by ia roe.
budzii, a poniewsz piekpy ia odlam
sic anajduje pOlonii. przykro vice
P~atrrsc ma to-. u przykr osois musi.
my wyznac, re komitet prryjecis
pusk. n. Miikowskiego ME dokon.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
ZdrOwa rada.

Zdrowa j uczciwa rada powinna
bye uszanowana. Wielu sceptyk6w
dis z~aiuje, re ME ~posluchsli przy-
jacielskiej rady, ktora mogia miee
wielki wpiyw ma ich dobrobyt W
przyszlosci j powodzsnie. To odno.
81 sic tax samo do zdrowia, jak do
innych spraw " zyoiu, misnowicie
jezeli sic c~zujesz wyczerpanym, te-
tryoznym, cierpisz ma niestrawnosG,
BOZ giowy, ma zanisczyszczenie i
brak krwi we wszystkich czesciaob
ciaia. Jest to wyczerpauie ! zanie.
czyszczenie sp~owodowans przez po-
re zimowa, wieo potrzeba nowych
sii ] pobudzenia takowycb do dzia-
Iania. Tutaj nadarza sic okazja do
usluchania dobrej rady. Potrzeba
CT dobrego lekarstwa, ktoreby dzia-
iaio przeciw tym symptomstom,
oczyszczaio krew j ktoremu MONA.
by zupeinie zaufac. Severy Czysci.
ciel krwi jest wzorem uczciwosci
miedzy wszystkiemi medycynami.
Me dziaia on cudow, ale co do
ozystosci ingredyencyi ! dzissal.
nosci medycznej Jest niezr6wnanym.
Dziaia wprost ma krew, wyrzucajac
wszystkie nieczystosci, a posyia swie.
"a, czysta ] ozynns krsw do ksade-
go organu W ciels, pobudzajac ia do
zdrowego drisisnia / prrynoszao
zdrowie, SHE ! szczescie p~scyentowi.
Ma wszystkis cboroby skorne, wrzo.
dy, wyrzuty, narosci, skrofuiy | tym
podobne dolegliwosci, powstsie z
nieczystej j ubogiej krwi, Jest spe.
oyfikiem. Odzywia csiy system j
zapobiega wszslkim innym choro.
bonn. Cens $l.00. Ma sprzedaz u
wszystkich spteksrzy j handlarzy
medycynami. Jesli tego lekarstwa
ME mozesz nabyc ma miejscu, wysy.
ismy wprost po odebraniu nalety-
tosoi. Zadne ME jest prawdziwe,
bez facsimile podpisu fsbrykanta w.
F. Severy, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ma
kazdym kartonie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02

uozcie, przsto rsdzono mad upieksze.
MEM wymarszu, przystrojeniem hall
! ubraniu bramy pray kosciele, w
ktorym maja sic odbyc solenne
nieszpory. w tym oelu .ostaio wy.
branych oztsreoh oz{onkow komite.
tn. zas do ~uiozenia programu, ~.
wyoh obrazow i przybrania sceny
wybrauo pieciu ozionkow komitetu.
SPod.iewa6 sic nalezy. re wszystko
wy2adnie jak najlepiej,
Zawiadamiamy wszystkich osion.
kow Powy.szych ,owarzystw, ably
sic stawili dnia 5-go maja, o godz.
Sci Pc poiudniu do hall Justus,
zkad cafy Pooh6d z powozami wyru-
say do kosoioia sw. Jana kantego.
Zarazem .aPraszamy a rodakow j
rodaczki z okolicy, ably raczyli przy-
bye j zaszczycic nasza dzieInice swo.
je obecnosoie. Gdydy jake iowa.
rzystwo koscielne lub narodowe ze-
chciaio j~eszo,e wzias6 udaiai " :ym
obohodzie. to MECH sie zgiosi do nj
aej podpissnego.
d.. X. Ctechuaski,
sekr. kom. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02

serdecznie dslekuje Zsrzadowi Cen.
tralnemu "a ~wypiacenie mi 5000 beuef.
tn po mezu moim Michaie Matyjewicz
wslystkim braciom, kt6rzy stojs poo
~sztsndarem Wv. Mar. Pol. I aycze, ably
tak nsjwiscei rodak6w naszych prsyste
powsfo do tel organizacji, kt6rs tylko
jedna jest tn W Stanach Zied. najlepszs.
Zirasem dziekuje serdecznie sekr. grupy
2s5 p, Wincentemu Krygierowi Ia jego
tezdzenie i staranie uczciwe, kt6ry po-
mogi odebrac mi nalezna sumo DO
moim mezu Michsle. Serdeczne Bog
zapise.-Wiktoria Matyiewlcz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
Y Bay City, Mich.
DO p. f. H. Jabiohskiego.


Szsnowny Panic!
Towarzystwo Nsrodowe sw. Kali
mierza, gr IL u. n. p, ma SVEN O.
statniem posiedzeniu, odbytem 2l.go
z. m. jednogiosnie ~uchwslilo, wyra.
zic Szan. Panu publioznie swe ser
deczne podziekowanie j braterskie
wspoiczucie W dowod uznanis Pa6.
skiej s~zczerej, osmioletdiej praoy ola
sprawy narodowsj polskiej j bezin-
teresownych zabiegow mad rozwojem
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. W Ameryoe. -
Dotknieci bardzo u~stspieniem Szan.
Pans z urzedu prezesa Zarzsdu Gen.
tralnego u. N. f., pooieszsmy sic ma
dzieja, ze nastepcs jego urzsd ten z
rownem poswieceniem i s~zczeroscia
sprawowac bedzie.
w imieniu gr. IL u. N. P. krssli-
my sic peini ozci i giebogiego sus.
cunku. Szan. Psns zawsze ssczerymi
przyjscioimi j bracmi W Zwiazku
w. Przybyszewski, prezes.
Kaz. Sikorski, sekr.
p. S. R6wnoozesnie wyseismy ko.
pie tejze komunikacji ma recs szsn.
psna Jsbiohskiego do Milwaukee.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
POsZukuje

ID. ;. SsHdr0UcskiegO,
kt6ry ma przebywac " Chicago. Js.
sliby on sam, lub ktos y ~isskswyoh
czytelnikow wiedzisi jego sdres,
MECH mnie sawisdomi, "a co bede
bardzo wdzieczny. l.. j. Czechotr-
SKI, aptekarz, pa Fleet st., Clsve-
land, D. (18)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02

ia nizej podpisana skiadam ser.
dsozne staroPolskie Bog zapfac CRU.
pie 81 oraz Zwiazkowi Mar. Pol. "a
rzetelne ~wypiacenie mi posmiertne-
go W sumie 900 dol. pc s. p. mezu
moim Marcinie Malinskim. Oraz
zacbecam rodak6w zamieszka}ych W
Brookiynie, n. Y. j okolicy, ably jak
najiiczniej przystepowali do tel or.
ganizacji oraz aycze jsk najlepszego
Powodzenia caiemu Zwiazkowi Mar.
Polskiemu.
KnrOliao M0Lhskd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.

Skiadamy najserdeczniejsze po-
dziekowanie w~szystkim krewnym
i przyjaciofom, ktorzy brali udziai
W pogrzebie naszej c6rki Francisz-
XII, kt6ra urodziia sic l5-go stycz-
MIA 1882 T. a umaria 1890 kwiet-
mia 1900 r. Bog zapiac.
w smutku pograzona rodzina
August Maria Lefzclberger.
Jdd'oigd, igndcy, Anielo, J6zetd,
LeOkadjd, SdiOmejd, Marta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
Cleveland, O.
Obch0d HdjOUB.

Ma odbytem posiedzeniu komits.
tn obcbodowsgo, dnia IA kwietnis,
reprezentowsne byiy nsstepujsce to.
warzystws! CIR gr. III, 229, 25s,
45S, Koiko Dramatyczne spiewu
Mar. Pol. J tow. sw. Jana Kantego
or. Wv. Pol. W St. D. Komitetowi
~powyasaych tow. wreozyli pieniadzs
IA koszts obchodowe k~asjsrowi p. G.
olbrys,a ae obchod Konstytucii sgo
Msja ma p~oprzsdnicb posiedzeniach
possssowione jak nsjuroozysciei
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
.a6 obsonie tylko nA.wiskO c.ion-
ka a wick i miejsce urodzenia jake i
date przyjecia do Il. N. p. pozosta'
vic do uzupelnisnia ma p6zniej.

Cyrkularz TX bedzie ogfoszony
dopiero 8 maja, poniewaz zaledwie
jedna po}owa raportow ~missiecznych
zostala ~nadesiana ma 25 BIN.
Nowowybrani sekretarze powinni
uwatnie przeczyta6 wszystkie hume
ny ,,Zgody" cd wejscis W zycie no.
wei konstytucyi, W kt6rych 50 IA
mieszczane wyjasnienia ! wskazow-
XII cd Sekr. Jeneralnego. Zaoszcze-
dza sobie wtenozas wiele niepotrzeb-
nych korssPoudenoyi Zarzadem
C~entralnym. Gdyby pc ~przeczyta-
niu tych wyjasnien i wskaz6wek by.
10 cos ola mich ME zrozumiafem ,
wtenozas dopiero powinni pisac o
blitsze wyjasnienie, a odbiora odpo-
wiedz W jaknajkrotszym czssie.
Zwracam uwage Zarzadu grupy
ma to, Re przyimujso kaudydata, o.
pr6cz wstepnego powinni zadsc cd
niego zapiaty naprz6d przynajmniej
"a jeden Cyrkularz. Kandydat pc
przyjeciu Jest z~aiaczony IA uastep
ny Cyrkularz. a p%oniewaz czesto sie
zdarzs. ze kandydat namyslI sic i ma
posiedzenia wiecej ME przyidzie.
Grupa ma TEN tract, DO zaciags W
Zwiszku dug. ktory jet zobowia.
zaua zap}aci6
T. M. HELINSKI. Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
u Chicago, Ill.
PO$Wipcenie %chOrqgwi.

IOSTiecenie chOrqgTi.
w niedziele' t. j. dnia 5.go maja,
o.godz. Bel 20 poiudniu, W psrafji
NJ. b. Czestochowskiej PREY Ash.
land ave. j 2O.tej ulicy odbedzie sic
Poswiecenie choragwi tow. NJ. b.
Czestochowskiej gr. 3Sl Nv. n. P.
Wszystkich braci polakow zaprasza
sic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02

Czuje sic W obowia.ku ninie jszem
zlozyc publicznis podziekowanis
Szan. DR.. Botyncz "a ponce lekar-
ska, jaks udzielif menu bratu W ma
gtej j ciezkiej chorobie.
fpaionid SchRozd wraz Z Gaia
rodzins
$50 Cortez str, Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02
4 Buffalo, n. Y.
Bal grupy.

bUt JTUpy.
Tow. Synowie Polski or. $50 wv.
n. p. urzadza pierwszy wielki bal
W sobote l-go czerwca 1901 r., o GO
dzinie 7.30 ~wieozorem, " hall Kos
ciuszko. Uprasza zatem wszystkich
braci W Buffalo. ably raczyli przyby6
j Poprzec dobra sprswe, poniewaz
doch6d przeznaczony nj ~opiacenie
choryoh brsci, ~bedscych TEN to-
warzystwie.
Jan Pdrluk, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-02

odmowil. w tel chwili Rsssim do
byi r%ewolweru, wypalii do przyja-
ciela i ma miejscu trupem go POLO
zyi. Ma drugi dzien sam oddai sic
W rece wladzy.
Evening star., 1901-08-09
con.u. once Nine Won Easily.

The Treasury team being unable to field
or bat the ball to any advantage yesterday
at National League Park fell an easy
prey to the Census nine by II to 8. The
game was practically all over after the
Census teams half OF the second inning
when it scored ten runs. Tho Treasury
boys did not become disheartened after the
fatal second, but kept on encouraging one
another with hopes Of overtaking the lead
Of their opponents, but to no avail as
Hayes. who was on the rubber for the Gem
sus boys had them at his mercy On the
other hand while the Treasury boys were
endeavoring to solve Hayes CURVES, the
Census team kept on Increasing their lead
through good stick work and numerous err
rors Of their opponents. who had ten
chalked against them to the Census teams
four The Census team made thirteen hits
and the Treasury seven.
Evening star., 1901-08-09
The Highly OiyiRised Ancients.
rom London Outlook


The middle-aged man who has explored
life to WEAKNESS and whom novels will no
longer stir may findii his sense of mystery
and wonder excited anew by the account
Of discoveries in buried Egypt. Prof. Film
ders Petrie. who has deNated his life to ex-
ploration of the soil and research into the
history of that ancient land, completed
last week a series yofahighiy instructive
and suggestive lectures at the Royal Insfi-
tuition Long -burieA toujbs Of ancient kings
have been discovered and explored, and.
although in nearlyd ALI cases these had
been previously pilfagedin the Roman age.
enough Of their cof2tents sremains unbroken
or overlooked till NOW ito afford ground tor
reconstructing. in outline at least, a won
derful and unsuspected civilization When
we are shown. for example. specimens of
goldsmiths work dating from 475O years
before the Christian era, which have never
been surpassed since In technical skill,
working Of designs, variety Of form and
perfection of soldering, we are sobered
somewhat in our belief that the process
Of time means progress and that the pres
ent is the best and noblest era of civilixa-
tion We are proud, for instance, of the
products OF modern steam spinning and
weaving. Yet the linen woven 5000 years
ago was finer In thread and closer in web
than our finest cambria.
Evening star., 1901-08-09
Funeral of Major Almy.

The funeral OF Maj William E. Almy Of
the Porto Rcan Provisional Regiment win
take place next Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock from the residence of Mr.. John
Sellers, jr.. near 63d and Market streets
Philadelphia The interment will be made
at Woodlands cemetery. Gen. Brooke COM
manding the Department OF the East, will
send two companies of coast artillery and
Q band from Governors Island to act as
funeral escort
Evening star., 1901-08-09

Close finishes were numerous In the cy.
cling events Of the national circuit meet
on the Asbury Park, N. j., bicycle track
yesterday.
In the half-mile championship Frank
Kramer was shut-out In the grand Senqjr
finals by Iver Lawson. who defeated fAsS
ter Wilson of Pittsburg In the fnal WilsG
son had been beaten by Mcfarland wh4Rl
Wilson burst q tire. but Mcfarland let Rin,
Otto Maya Of Erie. Pa, won the 4nal
heat in the one-miae professional H;10;
class.
paced exhibition In 8.81 and the remaining,
event. flve-mile motoy-pacod q1A&ch Iack|
between Harry Elkes Of Glens Falls xh0t
Jimmy Urquardt OF Boston was Wo6]
handily by Elkes In 6.d 8-k.
Evening star., 1901-08-09
MIR. LAWSON IS DIsGUsTED.
Orders the independence Broken Up
If No Race is Arranged.

Orders the Independence Broken Up
If No Race is Arranged.
dispatch from Boston yesterday says:
If no yacht can be found to race against
the Independence by September 3, Mr. Law
son, the owner. will order her broken up
as old metal. This was his instruction to-
day, when the only, chance for a race
against either the Constitution or. Column
bia slipped by because the managers Of
these yachts would not enter q regatta in
which there was to be class for ninety
footers. The particulars are contained in
the following statement issued by Mr..
Clapp, who is MIR. Lawson's secretary:
"The only pending engagement Of the
Independence was a race under the aus
pices of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
to take place August "a. and Mr.. Law
son. before leaving for an eastern cruise,
" hich he intends TO extend until Septem-
Der TO- gave Instructions to have the In
dependence put in the best racing condi-
ton possible and to remain at Newport
tuning up. l today received this tele-
gram:
Exceedingly regret that owing to in
ability to secure entry of either Constitu-
ton or Columbia we are compelled to call
off race scheduled for oath instant.
"'FRANk r. JONES.
"'Chairman Regatta Committee Indian
Harbor Yacht Club
II Immediately communicated the same
to Mr.. Lawson. and he has given me the
instructions to bring the Independence to
Boston and keep her in racing condition
until September 2, and to do everything
feasible to arrange as many races as pos
sible between her and any or all of the
three other ninety-footers, to take place
under the auspices of any yacht club in
any waters, under any conditions, and If
no races can be arranged by that, date to
have her broken up at once.
1.-THE binding cffer Of any American
yacht club to bring about one or more
yacht races with any Of the three of the
ninety-footers will be accepted by Mr..
Lawson, providing It Il, received on or be-
fore September :"
Evening star., 1901-08-09

Thomas Lee, colored. forty-five years old,
was injured yesterday while working on
the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
by q stone rolling on his leg. He was
brought here and taken to the Emergency
Hospital for treatment.
Evening star., 1901-08-09

The Best Prescription for Malaria
ChIls and Fever 10 q bottle Of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. II IL simply iron and quinine
In tasteless form. No cpre-n0 pay. Price, 6Oc.
Evening star., 1901-08-09

DR.. Davis Kennedy, a manufacturer of
Kingston, n. Y. dropped dead while ad-
dressing a taxpayers meeting.
Evening star., 1901-08-09

No. Z All Silk Persian
Stripe Ribbon, in all COM
binations. Sold for Sc
12l2c. yard. Now. OSs
Evening star., 1901-08-09

No. All SILK Satin Gros
Grain Ribbon, variety of col
ors. Sold for Sc. yard. 2C
Special price. ........ w.
Evening star., 1901-08-09
When you buy a 15c. can of our
fine Ready Mixed Paints you get a
PAINT BRUSH FREE.
National Circuit Cycling.

CHAs. E. HODGKN--- 7th ct.
au9-ed
Evening star., 1901-08-09

Ladies' Fine Silk and
Lisle Hose, with fancy
ankle, high spliced heel and
double toe; warranted fast
color; saSG;., Sold fors1.". A2c.
Evening star., 1901-08-09

Infants Fine Lace Lisle
Half Socks. in black, red,
white, pink and blue; war
ranted fast color; OR,
35c. value. Special. AONo
Evening star., 1901-08-09
Bon MarChe.

Close daily at pm; Saturdays 0 pm.
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THE NORTHERN LUMBER coMpANY,s PLANT

is of the best and complete in all de-
partmonts. Brass and iron castings of
all grades and dimensions are turned
out here. specially is made in the
manufacturing of board mills. shaftng,
hangers and pulleys and the Thompson
spark arrestcr \ large amount of work
is also performed in the repairing of en-
eines, boilers and lumber machinery. NJ.
IIYnos. the proprietor, has guided the af-
fairs Of these shops for the past seven
teen years and gives employment to nine
men. The work and contracts under
taken have come from a wide circle of
territory surrounding ST. Johnsbury, in
Guiding the adjacent towns. \ large area
of ground is covered by the many build
ings of this plant and the locality in
which it is located is known as Pad
docks Village deriving its title from
this old foundry.
They do Il business of general machinists
and general jObbing. stove and plough re-
pairs. brass and iron castings, board mil
machinery. agricultural and tool nipple
ments, railroad and machinery castings
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lai' h,ee years ago the business was
moved into its present splendid brick fire.
proof plant. The new structure Is To-
on Railroad street thus rendering
It's shipping facilities most adequate and
placing 1t in tho business centre This
plant Is equipped with the most modern
machinery and fixtures and is conspicu-
Gus for its cleanliness at all times The
building Is one of the most substantial
structures in st. Johnsbury. 1t Is 35x110
feet, consisting of two stories and base
mont. An attractive retail department
Is operated in the forward portion where
pastry cakes, bread and a full line Of
confections are shown The retail trade
Is naturally large. Customers are Of
fcred the advantages of free delivery
system A full inc of bakery goods are
manufactured hero as well as confection-
cry which Is produced in all grades and
prices from the penny goods to the most
expensive. The celebrated ST. Johns
bury cracker is also manufactured here
and through its sale for many years has
done much to make this old bakery ia
mous-the daily output of this cracker
alone being 40 barrels. Three travelling
statesmen are employed and cover the
territory with a radius of $50 miles of
st. JohnsburY, south, east and west The
number of people employed here ranges
from rs to % and the weekly output
equals twelve tons. During the winter
season a very large business is carried
on i'm the manufacturing of corn in all
its varieties, including cakes and brittles.
the sales being immense i'm this popular
department No institution is more clos
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EOLLENSRY n PECK

The extensive lumber yards and mill
operated by the above firm figures among
one of the leading manufacturing enter
prises of this section. They are locat-
cd at the junction of the Moose river
and the ST. j. and l.. c. railroad The
mill Is operated by water power and
consumes from one and one half to two
million feet of logs annually in addition
to many thousand feet of lumber recev-
ed in the rough. Some ten acres OF
ground are covered by the yards which
occupy both sides of the river. full
stock of all grades of lumber. shingles,
laths clapboards and dressed lumber Is
always carried in stock here. The pro-
duct is consumed largely at home and at
points along the railroad between here
and Boston including many large ship
merits to the latter city. This company
employees twenty men and do thriving
business. The mill is kept right up to
date by new Improvements and all its
operations are marked by careful and
conservative management.
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CAPITAL SOAP & MEG. co.

Montpelier and st. Johnsbury. George
i. Barrett at the head Of the St Johns
bury branch of this company is well
known as citizen of this city and is
noted for his hustling qualities in gen
eral The speciality of the branch over
which he has charge is poultry food
manufactured from bone, doing a large
business in this particular commodity.
They also make bone meal for cattle
solely at this branch The bone mill
and rendering plant here being well adap-
ted for such manufacture, having ex-
celelnt equipment, facilities and situation.
They also buy and sell large quantities
Of hides and skins here, being the larg-
est dealers in this section of Vermont.
Mr.. Barrett has had wide experience
I'm handling this class Of merchandise and
is regarded as an expert at the business.
NE company handles ground raw bone
and meat graduated bone. ground beef
scraps bone meal and crushed oyster
shells. They also have branches at st.
Adams and Bellows Falls.