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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02
THE MARKETS

Ruaincas picked up on Western
avenue today The markets. are fair
~ well supplied with staple cummu-
uiticu. most OF the ntui, however.
coming by rail- The strawberry
shipments wvre quite light last even
ing and accordingly the price D. Up
To $3.50 today. Asparagus D. GA the
street lu large quantities ana the
price ID falling. Lettuce u Ia good
demand, the market holding firm al
$50 Nhuharb and peas are plcn-
tiful and are meeting with fairly
good sale. Potatoes are inclined 90
be variable. the most cell being Tor
OLD stock.
Very few fiHh are 20 be had. and
there iH noticeable demand with
NO corresponding supply Meats and
poultry are unchanged, A slight felt
Ing "a IS noted IN the demand for
chopped feed
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Pitfalls for the feet Of youth and
Innocence exist on every hand In Sc
attic. Even into the rural districts
tributary 20 the city vice reaches out
Through an army OF sin-stceped re-
saln@rs and draws into its clutch the
ignorant and unWary.
Nest active In the cause OF ruin
are the scores Of prccurers OF both
sexes who make up large part OF
that army. Though society ignores
and the authorities deny the fact,
there Is good reason 20 believe that
sn Seattle. as IN many OF the larKvF
cities OF the nation, a regular trag-
&c IN the souls and bodies OF young
kris exists. with the erothels. dance
halls. variety theatres and dives Of
the renderloln as the purchasers.
A Shameful instance
only yesterday one shameful iu-
stance came TO light In n case report
81 TO .he Star by creditable cltiHens
smmediately after its occurrence, A
young girl whose home Is near Sno-
homish was the victim. abe falling
snto the clutches OF a Seattle pro-
cnrer while on her way from her
home 10 Portland. whore she intend
al 20 visit NTH relatives. Ruined
and dlsgraced. she left this city last
night Tor her destination, after an
experience which. unhapplly, y not
without parallel In the police annals.
The name given by the girl 10 the
man who rescued her from one or
rhe viIest dens on Washington street
was Mabel Sloan. a typical village
belle, nineteen years OF age. modest
- "a AhA hsfNFffgs6
IRE train at snohomlsh Tuesday
forenoon. on the journey TO this
rity she innocently fell into CONVEX
cation with a well-dreSsed and re-
spectacle appearing young man. who
eat near her IN the car. In course
uf ths conversation the young man
introduced himself as Charles y.
Curtis, q travelling man. OF Chicago.
ard gave Mss sloan a card which
showed him 10 be the representative
or a paint and varnish house in that
city.
Evn to the Core
subsequent investigation has
shown that no such Arm exists. AID
the bit OF pastsboard remains In the
hands OF Miss sloan's rcscuer as evil
csnce OF the lengths TO which the
Seattle procurer went In preparing
his plans.
Curtis soon learned that Miss sloan
was a stranger In Seattle. and Noiuh-
taeFed to show her about the clty,
while she was waiting for the Port
land train. Suspecting nothing the
girl consented.
Late in the afternoon Curtis per
suaded his companion 10 70 with him
20 Interplay. They left the street car
an that suburb near the end Of the
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Daulton Carpet Co.
ioeo First Avenue
ToleFhone Main $40
c a |. M Z. r
1880 End Ave.
Sells Ladies' Suits. Waists, Separate
skirts, Etc,
THE RIGHT KIND"
Your money back for the asking.


NOTICE oF srEcsiAL ELEcrfoN.
Whereas. under ana 10y virtue pf Nfdi'
s eanr ~ n.y. , 9gp saeti,, og ON We M. !,S
day ~ Aptu 1909 and approved BY the
Mayor Of Haid city on the tth day OF
April 1909. entitled an ordinance pro
tho city 81 Seattle, az which the voters
% said city may vote upon the question
of thu irsunncc and sale % the ucgoiiahlo
Hundred Thousand Dollars Tor the pur.
pose 81 raising the sum ~ one Hundred
Thousand Dollars to pay 70 AoorHe u.
nRioes Ninete S Gm x Eoreas Addition
60 the CITY 81 Seattle upon the purchase
thereof by said city fer upe as a site for
tho Seattle Public Library; which ordi-
Council of tho CITY Of Seattle submit 60
the qualified voters % said city, Al the
special election therein provided Tor, the
proposition and question of tho Issuance
ana sale BY said city Of the negotiable
bonds OF said city or Seattle 10 the
amount ~ one Hundred thousand Dol
the day % their issues, Dc payable by
their terms twenty t2ul years after tt~ir
est not exceeding four oA ccntum per
Rnuum. payable srmi-annuallN, for which
Interest coupons shall be attached 20 and
be "a rart OF Gaia bonds. and the said
the place therein expressed for tho pur-
pose 81 providiuE money VITA which 20
pay to George y. M'9NNHNR anu LUCIA NJ,
Mraeham. his wife. the said sum 81 one
Hundred Thousand Dollars Hs the pur-
chase price ct Block Ninetcetn uW OF
Borcns Addition 60 the city uf seattle
Tor use BY n nB a site for the Seattle
public Library, ana which ordinance
further provides that special election
ehhll he held in tho city Of Seattle az
tho several votlnE precincts, on the l7th
dav OF May 1909. az which special election
there shall be voted upou by the quRllnod
voters ot said city said proposition and
question.
60 the qualified electors ~ the city OF
Seattle. that ON Saturday tho lith day OF
May 1902 Ia the several election pre-
rlucts into which the rpNprnl wards Of
said city OF Seattle are divided, a special
election viii be held at the voting places
heretnbelow specified. Tor the purpose OF
voting thereat by the qualined voters OF
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Martha Washington Cook Books.
worth b0c. after 9. he.
wildwood Box Paper. containing
a sheets and a envelopes. regular
price 35c; after 9, itc.
4 new line Of Paper Bound Books.
regular price pc. after 9. l0c.
+. Fabrr Lead Pencils. Soa. 2.
and {. regular price b after 6. &c.
Extension Curtain Rods. 20 20 a
inches. after .. &c each.
Hufned Swiss Tniubuur edge
regular price stc a yard: after s. lsc
Pictorial Pillow Topa ready Tor
use. worth 5sc. after 6. 25c.
childrrn's cloth Top Lace Shoes
fine Yici vamp and quarter-turnrd
soles. kid top. spring heel. worth
81. IS. after 9. CSC.
wofnen's Red KID Adonis Slip
pera. French heel. turned sole. worth
- 90. after &. siss.
Tan Combination Shoe Polish. Joe
kind. after 9. o..
Wumrn'n Two strap Sandals
turned snles. French heels. worth
g. 90: after 8. SEC
Heavy Cream Dnmask. 70 inches
wide. good value az S5e. after G. the
yard. asc.
Colored Table Cloths. s-4 size. in
red and white or red and green. oil
coioru worth 81 %. after 6. each. 5ec
Satin Stripe French Chaliis. IN
Persian and scroll designs. regular
price isc: after s. the yard. ioc.
MerccTlzcd Foularda. n fine fabric.
with new foulard designs. In fast
cciorr. worth i2iSc: after g. Sc.
3G-lnch Hair Wool Dress Goods. IN
solid color street shades, worth &c.
after 6. ibc.
Boys Two Garment Suits. sizes n
to 10 years IN mixed tweed effects.
worth s. %. after 6. ti.T5.
Harlan on. regular lie size. after
9. three bottles for ioc.
Kinks Toilet Soap. regular price
&c r cake. after 8, &c.
Rubifoam Tooth wash. 25c bottles:
after 9. &c.
Tar Soap, big cakes: after 6. &c a
cake
MolaeEea Peppermint Kisses: after
8. i2tsc per quart measure.
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MANS DUPLICITY and A
POOR GIRLS WEAKNESS

the bogus physician's name, gave her
consent and walked down Firut ave-
nue. with the second young man. AZ
ter waiting nearly half an hour Cur
tl8 failed 20 appear. The couple Wis
tied drug store, followed by the
soldier Elliott, whore the girls com.
pAnion vnlnly attempted to induce
her 20 take a drink containing wine.
Then they proceeded 60 Welt
known restaurant on James street.
she takes Liquor
Here Elliott lost sight OF Thorn,
and after waiting two hours ahan-
doned his task OF HhadowinE. From
another source, however. Il was last
night learned that the girl and man.
the latter carrying the formers trav.
cling bag. were ncen 90 leave the
restaurant about midnight and az
that time II was evident from the
girls flushed face and lneoherent
language that she had been piled
with liquor.
The couple took hack standing
near the door 90 the restaurant and
We're driven down Second avenue %
Yesler way. and on that street 20
| THIRD avenue. Al Third avenue the
carriage turned ana stopped al "A
side entrance to a building south
of Yealer way.
Early yesterday morning Washing
ton street was thrown into a COM
motion by the sight 81 pretty
young girl. hatleas. dlshaveled and
IN tears. bursting from the front en-
trance OF notorious house OF III
fame, crying for help.
Rescued
Amos Clark. resident OF one OF
the southern suburbs, happened 60
be on the street and Joined the little
group which gathered about the
girl. He appeared TO her different
from tho donixens ~ the Tender
loin. who surrounded her, and she
threw herself upon hts pTotec ton.
Clark learned enough OF her
story 20 know what she had cEcap-
81, and taking tho step that seem
ed best calculated 90 preserve the
remnant OF her good name took her
just as she was 20 the depot. where,
two hours later, he placed hcr
aboard local Northern Pacific traln.
after giving Instructions to take the
Portland train at Tacoma.
Mr.. Clark. In rccounttng the part
he took In the little tragedy Of virtue.
this morning, said:
Il would have liked nothing better
than to have made complaint and
had the whole thing ferreted out but
in Difference 10 the young girls plea
that she could not AFFORD further
disgrace I decided to let bad enough
alone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02

AT the beginning OF the ninth In
ming Fiannery tapped a Hight one
out 70 Kl0pf. He gpbhled Il up but
threw wild TO Hurley At FIRST. That
youth let Il 20 by altogether. and
The gentleman from Montana ended
his sprlnt at the third bag. Wits
kers" was furious. Ryan's single
score-i Ffannery and the Two men
fanne.i. sullivan made good with
a dotrbIe THAI scored Ryan. Peoples
hit and Partridge famed. The final
score stood 10 to p
No game IL on today, but the two
teams will meet again tomorrow.
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Extra Speclal-After
6-House Wrappers

A line OF Fine Heavy Percss
House Wrappers, with wide rllf
epaulets, over shoulder. edged VI
one-inch embroidery. trimmed ".
double rows Of wash braid 70 rs'l
on collar. cuffs and yoke, VIDE 81,
with deep flounce: regular falus
this wrapper is a5c; after & nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02

tlay-ruEst sound per ton, gis 90. East
ern Washington timothy sis OOui 90. al.
faifh. t2UtAr.
Drain oats. go 90. wheat. f2l %. corn.
$500 rolled barley. $500
Butter, Cheese, Pegs and Poultry
iuiter Washington orenmsucs. gle,
ranch iIUgOr
Cheese Native Washington run cream
iaWitc. EHstru New YORK ia.0tar,
Wisconsin. no, ttoqurf1ft. Abs. Ednm
81 uuu ~ 90 pef case. Now york. ihuiGc
tdmbufnrf. iaui1cl brick. iouiTe. swiss
iHU 100.
EFFa strictly fresh ranch. iDQ2O1. Call
fulnla, ltmlhO. oregon. Zoe
Live Poultry Hens taHHisci fryers
- Wuh o. per doE. turkeys. iJuiac, geese
toultc. ducks iae.
Dressed Poultry Turkeys. 1919. geese
10 l2e, ducks, ttai5c chickens. i30ifc.
Honey i2uisu.
Commission hen's Prices
Corrected daily The follow NJ price, are
bsiuE pnorud o. the producer 10 round loti
on ne dock Ur iu The car 81 Seattle.
Gwin-oafs. t2H hnu2T ~. barley. f2l 70
wheat chicken feed t2i %. corn. bulh
5000
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TACOMA. May 2.--The home team
won lta first game here yesterday ~
defeating Portland by a score OF
10 /. white. the new local pitcher,
provea 10 be- n wonder. Joe Me
Carthys back handed running was
the feature OF the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02
Joselnc QUOTATIONS.


lemons 81 Tsy2Ta boxi cooking APP
rles. fiooH 81, satinH arpies. - ousf9 50
orsbEes. e fUHa -. bananas 81 1907 90
D eaUafa uavvis a. g3aa 80. Msftertan-
can sweets. e. %, NaisnCias. - uoHfi IS
Nues. 81 SO - ~ easel tAHEeglnes. 81 % q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02

SPOKANE. May 2--The Butte boys
scored "a hits. including home run.
BY Zearfoss, on Pitcher Steitx. OF the
locals. yesterday, and won by score
Of 10 10 /. 4 hit, n steal and a pass
ball Melted Spokane their lone score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02

. sS. Cyl " 10 g eog ga, oo' straw
vegetables
Potatoes old. sls u0ua0.Oo prr tom
new o. 90 per eWt. btota. tt 900 80 Per
.scb rarru.n. nau{1o prr nngk lettuce
J 90 rrr case, turnipa. uncWti ~, rnflie.
o.. cabbage gt TbWa 90 per eve. hurha. go
celery ung per dos. Fwest Potatoes, - 20
rer uaHel chill pcrpeta, Rauhoa. sauer-
traut 2AWaei tomatoes ~ uDW2 - Per
crate rAdlahfs. Zoo ptf dnt. paraleY, 200
hut. uniunH g. .aua 20 prf cwt pafrnirs.
zoe. cauilnower. sl2 pumpkins. 2u2,to
Dor Co., ruuHHhHa4 IAri WA lrahn. isti
aruyhohsa uuuiac r.r dos sffina beans.
l1r. cuclmhefs. 81 % per doc Iirusssla
sprouth fIsc. pess. tuhoi telephone peas.
o.. fhubafb 2aH'sr pgr Pound, HpinHe o..
bnNuno rer bon. Walla Walh asparagus.
81 ~ psr hos. native. si,25 pcr ease. ore.
son. iiia.
Provisions
Fresh Msatacow beef 70 per No.. steer
beet fHTun per To- muttonf wether THr.
ewes. fNcl rath. Toe psf ibi veal. large.
~ small 100.
Provisions Hams. iahoi breakfast
backs 40. beiliea i2c
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Plain white Austrian China Din
ner Plates. per set 81 6. TIC.
Plain White Austrian Pie Plates.
per st Of six. 45c.
Plain White Cups and saucers-
Austrian-per set % six. PC.
Plain White Austrian China Break
fast Plates. ssc for set Of six
Dousisons Silver Polish. &c boxes
I for ioc
Dover Egg Beaters; after 6. SC
( each.
odd Kitchen Forks: otter 6, &c
each.
women'H Hemstitched Handker-
{ chiefs. best quality. slightly imper-
/ feet, worth ioc and l2ho each; at six
I for i0c after O'Clock.
Hcmstitohed SILK and Linen RIB
I hons. y inches wide. worth 45c and
I 5gc. after 8. the yard. 2ac.
Women'H FaFt Black Cotton Hose,
Z iron clad. double toes and heels. fine
quality. regular ibc grade. after 6.
the pair, i0c.
women'a Heavy Cotton Jersey
Ribbed Pants and Vests, extra fine
quality. worth shc. after G. 1sc.
Women's Swiss Ribbed Extra Fine
Cotton Vests. low neck. sleeveless.
with lace trimming yoke and shout
dffH, hsfoFted coions, IN PINK. green,
sky. lavender and IN black. worth
25c. After 9. only i7Mc
only three pairs 20 each customer.
Mems String Ties and Band Bows,
worth &c. after s. i0c.
Mems 7sc Jersey Ribbed Ecrue and
Tan Shirts and Drawers. at 37Mc a
garment. or TIC suit.
Mems 20c Fancy Baihriggan Sox;
after 6. two pairs for &c.
Children's wash Hats, in assorted
colorE. made with Tam OShanter
crown and wide. nuny brim: lace
trimmed: regular value 500. after
g. at SIC
women's Muslin Drawers, deep
fiounce and hemstitched tucks. edged
with lace and embroidery; worth 81;
after g. zoe.
women's Muslin Gowns. square
yoke, trimmed with wide ruffles, 9TH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02

Stock Is
Declining

Stockholders Of the Seattle Drug
Trust are trying to sell out. In the
meantime our stock 81 medicines.
due 20 large shipments from the East
Is growing larger and our prices
lower.
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era V-shAped yoke. finished wa,
embroidery. regular 400 values. a..
ter 6. t0c. -
wonsn's $500 Trimmed Hats; AZ.
6. 75c. '
Roses and Foliage. worth lSe. AZ.
ter Q. l2tsc.
Steel Beaded Chatelsine Ban
with oxidized silver trimminFs. req
ular price, 1i.se. after & Soc.
Fancy Brooches. with beautiful
settings; regular price sc. after &
Zoe.
Collar and Cuff Buttons. ia ss.s q
four: regular value s0c: after { s
a set.
Pearl Top Collar Buttons ere eu1
on card. regular price i5c tfa, a.
ter 9, &c q card.
A big line Of Extra Heavy bn
7 In black, brown and tan. with Ga
buckles. regular price 5ec; aftg \
I Q cents.
Nlckei-Plated Safety Pins. Al
sizes, one dozen OF card; regular
price &c: after c. two cards for k-
Combination Purses and Gard
Cases. extra good leather purse;
regular value sc and He. after T.
90 cents.
Wire Hair Pins, IN boxes assorted
regular price Sc. after : two boxes
for &c.
Curling Irons: regular value S'
after s. &c.
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A Few Anti Trust Prices

Hoods sarsapariila. g1.00 si1c. JSc
Pierce's ssrsaparilla. 31.25 size zoe
Electric PlaBters. 25c Eize....12lAc
Sugar MIX, per 10. can........2 3c
Vascllne, per 10. .23c
Ice Cream Soda, per glass........ SC
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After Six

The After-slx Bargain List VIII ioss Of It's -
orcibe selling points with such prices these TO bring go
customers 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02

We sell several special
ties which are world fam
Gus for their quality
Majestic Ranges, Rand &
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by the Seattle Drug Trust,
Composed u Fifty Stores.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29
CITY news

The Hebrew New Year will begin
Wednesday night and Will De observed
Thursday and Friday. Most Of the
lie brews Of tins city will go to Bur-
llngton for the obser vance. The day
e. Atonement. the greatest religious
day of the whole year for the Heb
reWS will come on Oct. II.
the trotters, trainers and drivers
are coming into this city fast for the
races this week All seem to be in
good cheer and they have t cir conf
dent opinions that they have the
bre ,d-winners with them. AS the
fairs and racing are over elsewhere, it
brings the best here. and they will
make the contests fast and close so to
finish the season with the best records
possible. The public cannot fail to
show their appreciation toward the
management except by large crowds
each day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29
lola COMM rTFll SUICIDE?

Paris. >ept. 29.-Z las dean is
surrounded by the greatest mystery,
which has occaslJned report, That LIE
committed suici ie. DR.. LIE n Jrman1,
VINO was Summoned by authority vi
servants, arrived too late t. De Or use.
he Says ma. dealu was Que
to dsphyXiation by xxi e OF
cdroOn. winch was emitted from d
stove found still burning in the room
when the physicians arrived
AS to whether Zol4' death was due
70 acciden. Or design cannot be prov
ed until the conclusion o. Tho repJrt
OF the police commissioner who has
Forbidden the first wi uesS u speak.
Il la and Madame returt ed TO their
Paris resideoce yesterday from Nj dan
where ey spent the summer. Roth
we've we'll. This morning the servants
nearing groans IN the bedroom eut-
cred and found the auth r. undr-sseo.
lying sper chle>s IN l. e II ,0r.
Madame 4 ia VA, In oed 9 i>pins. II
II I'll dog lay dN ing in a 'orner rhe
top VI the steve was red 40 d. tor,
hastily sum n0ned. fUlurt L /. t.ao
died lnree minutes before tuer arri.
val. Madame Zola was KEEP, A VI b,
artlfi;al respiration.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29

COAL ADVANCES
New York. Sept. 20 - AntN cir.
coal advanc 5 TO SIS ton today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29
CITY News.

lie ri Cadarette the famous gudt
at Pnilllp,ourg, T g, is ia town.
Arthur Mccarthy spent Sunday al
his home in Northhcll.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ, Wiley returned
Saturday fr nj y Jrthtield where Mr.
Wiley was the superintendent Of FLO
raj hall at the NOrthtield fair.
l.. j. Grltliiu So mt Sunday in Bur.
lii gvDn returning this morning.
George NJ Cue spent Sunday ip t.
AlbaLs.
George Nc trmick went u Bur
l'ng'oo MS morning..
G. H. Sawyer went TO st. johns.
bury ILLS murnng.
Alex G rey le.t his morning TO-.
New York " urcuase fall goods.
Fred Folsom left this morning for
Der in al 5, n. fl.
Harry Peatl has gone to Tun ridge
to attend the annual tair.
Rev. Ellie X. NJ. Jones Mrs. +. T.
Cutler and Rev. Francis A. klmball
OF WllliamStOWn left this noon for
Bellows Falls to atten1 the annual
state conve ntitn Ut the Uni verSallStS.
Artist MatzJw still continues to at,
tract much attention TO the Homer
Fits Store where he is painting oil
paintings ia the show window.
"A BROKER If DR.. W. f. Gilman, VINO
as been visiting MIN, went TO White
River Junction this noon.
The funeral Of e late +. Polon, hi.
nj was held yesterday Afternoon. at ?
> CLOCK at ST. Monica church and
was we'll attended. Inc o4ridl was
In the Catholic cemetery and the re-
mains were escorted there by Court
frantic City +. Of A which turned
JuL iu .Dody.
Henry H. Aodgdon has gone to
lancaster, n. H., MS nome. tor his
vacation. but before ne returns it
5 expected tnat ne will be married to
Miss Minnie 3. Whitney Of Chelsea.
ate chief operator at toe Cal lele.
phone exchange
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29

Anyone desiring office room, sore or
millinery parlors will do we'll to in
quiH at the residence Of the late d..
G. B. Nichols 24l North Main s.. as
the house is to be fitted up for such
purposes. a good barn also to rent
1914
A very desirable residence for sale
at b .rgain, located on Washington
street, second house from Sp,ulding
school. House has two tenements of
five rooms each, has slate roof aud is
heated by furnace. Spring water,
and connected with sewer. Barn and
wood shed. Large corner lot, 125 by
90 feet. Plenty of room for garden
or another house Price for q lick
sale, 81, 600. For more minute de-
scription call at the f. B. Cate Real
Estate agency, rooms II and -, Bols.
ter block, Barre. l39 Al
The attention Of all advertisers is
called to the notice, near the top OF
the editorial column, relative to the
time for handing in copy for changes
Or for new ad 9ertiSementS. t. /
Ice cream by the pint, quart or gal
lon at +. J Mead's, 81 North Main
St. If
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29
IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS

Please make inquiries ABOUT the stand
ing of thi, Company Def IRE You Ca J.,
as i, viii be more agreeable ~ US to
have you come prepared ~ believe
what we say. We can work quicker
aAd do you better service. Life In>ur-
ance, E"oowments, Annuities ETC.,
SIC.
National Life Insurance Co., Of Yer
mont, (Wurual) Organized IN 1880.
). $. Ballard, General Agent. n. b.
Ballard. Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3
Miles Ri OK, Barre. Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29
Rice t:r;tl.;IerrI<nS,

Press clp of cold II lied rice through
sieve; add Tablespoonful butter. melt
ed. and tea>i "oi.tul salt; hreak two
eggs into mixture and heat we'll; add
cup milk. Pour this ever cup -four:
add two ttasloo1fulS baking powder.
If the butter is too thick, add IA little
milk. Bake a. Il hot arid,ile
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29
PRESIDENT Is CHEERFUL.

Washington, Sept. The Presidents
ply sicians authorize the statement
this morning that the condition OF
the President is satisfactory. The
patient slep we'll and at present is
occupying 4 rolling chair. He is
cheerful