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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-10
THE REPUBLIC: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10. 1908.
MUSICAL.
FALL BARGAINS.
BRADRURY PIANO w~ARERooMs.
r. u. SMITH, MFR. 1912 OLIVE STREET,
A. z WHITAKER. MGR.


BRADBURY PIANO wARERooMS,
r. u. SMITH. MFR, 1912 OLIVE STkEET'
a. e whitaker. hGR.
10 mtroduce our new fall designs we ars.Inak-
ING special prices this week on all Of our new
pianos. We cordially invite your, inspection Of
tlese latest products OF our factories We thlnk
they are beautiful designs and as fne as the
xsfy best OF material and labor can produce;
IEey are In n beautiful variety OF stSIeS ana
wcods New Pianos this week at $40, 81. $40,
800, $3.50 and 500
USED PIANOS.
Some special bargains this week. We can
mention only IA few.
500 Two fine small uprlshts. one at so and
.,no cIWy a. 80
$500 Splendid-toned upright t.-.....".-....Sl25
$500 dabler upright
SSJ0 bradbury upright
500 Emerson upright
Three $3.50 Catalogue price, beautiful u~prights.
wl.h all the latest improvements. used but three
months-one walnut at Sls5, one mahogany at
SIS. one very fine walnut at 500.
Two fne squares at SEQ and $50. some me
sell Is backed by a sufficient guarantee We sell
on easy terms IL desired. or We VIE give you a
special discount for cash. BRADBURY PIANO
MAREROOMS 1912 Olive st. F. q. smith.
Mfr. \. n. Whitaker Agr
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Departed.
Departures To-Da
RIVER sNAGs REMOVED.
One and SfIfy-Two OBJ
structions Destroyed between st.
Louis and Memphis.

The United States snagboat Wright. which
departed from st. Louis for Memphis last week
arrived az the latter port yesterday, having de.
stroyed liz snags on the way down
Oostructions to navigation were removed at
me following points: Penitenttary Point. Fort
cage: Cranes Island. Tower Island Bend. An
PIE creek. Wahoo,. Dog Tooth. Brewers. Scud-
ger Towhead Kelleys Field. Hurricane. Pond
Liz. Eliza Towhead. Fillmore. Norfolk Pritch-
ARDS, Island 2 Hickman Bend. Donaldso1'.
Island 10 Bessie Landing. Iafarge's. point
fledsant cherokee. Eckeps Bend. BEND AZ
Island II charlottesville Tenamoo. Linwood-
island u. Island Is. MichelPs. Island m RncE.
eT Point River StiI, Barield Pend Isla1d
z Island IS. Round Lake. Woiverton, Driver
luton Hatchie. Morgan's Point. Pitman.:
SSn1dS Centennial Island, Island %. and at
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Steamer ST. Paul Arrfre..

Inc new steamer St Paul OF the Diamond
% Line arrived from St Paul yesterday and
GIl dspart on haf maiden trip this afternoon
Iae atIracted considerable attention along this
boatmen during the day.
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LOAHSAT5P z GENT

Quit paying away your wages in high interest
when you can borrow money from the Union
FINANCE Co. AT ONE-HALF WHAT OTHERS
CHARGE. Loans on household goods. pianos,
salaries. etc. leaving goods in your possession:
no publicity. Pay at your convenience. Time
extended in case Of sickness; no extra charge.
CaIk write or teieDhOne Klnloch a 622.
UNION CO.. Rooms 32-303 Oriel
building. southeast corner Sixth and Locust.
Entrance 9iG y GIr., g+re,t C1,C.Tra no -
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River and Rusfne.x.

Harbor gauges yesterday marked IFS. M
change being indicated IN "A hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was mod
crate.
Weather fair.
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BY
-RT.JN SpEmATa

.s satEs; 4 iai fs1 e !! sd during Sc hs9f Is.t F; q nous III.
q e@pties s0f Tbs he CITY hfge Of sa Md@ 3 Arrived Tsen rom rom
lived from Memphis at 80 a N, and departed
lived rRF ii fro m1oi Memphis M at n $50 5a ss Io'a and si Cleared nTi
f hSbt s.; .0u boat Ct 5;e "a m a Tns s=pvs so9 sPs
L IoZS .- Missdisffi 4Sm S. 81. l fS9,! p a. m /. n The Russell
S tSGnsS az srI ! =, M fr0 Ths sG BE- f foN Y po %a, ana +. . Re,
S SsE oFis she c as ;; for LOU TonIs sem Of e. empty g!s coal
eeet. a use Of Z The Belle Of fSe i BeSas u =
due. The senator Cordin cleared for Natchez
The Ella and American are due in.
Grand Tower. H.. Sept. s.-General King
Cape . Gira : r ga H up ss : e. :, m City Of Memphis
m Chester gsI up at SIS 2, m Beaver up d t:0
Weather clear and warm
Burlington. Ia, Sept. s.-The river 4. 4 S.-t
Il inches above low-water mark OF 1864. 4 fail
Eloise In and out from I KsoEyyk an r. eo stsr The
in and out with excursion. The st. Paul u due
up tomorrow night
reads Il on the gauge. a fan Of / in the last
y hours. The Delta departed at 8 q m. for
G SleaFSsTs at Ti ) p' a nc Eo0a fot tFi Rri iTns f FoRs' F rss
ssaIs lee SePaTted at 8 p m for Asnport
clerk in the Memphis. Cincinnati and New or
Orleans to accept a splendid position with the
New York Life Insurance Company
Paducah. KY. Sept. s-The gauge reads this
evening at 6 o'clock as. Weather clear and
warm The Dick Fowler TO Cairo on time. Tho
to~boat w w. O'Neil. Alice Brown. John A
Wood and Williams Export left this morning
for Evansville. The Clyde win go to Tennessee
River tonight. The City OF Savannah to Ten
nessee River at noon Local packets In and
out on time. Business quiet
Chester. H., Sept s.-Gauge Ils, a fall Of 1
foot Weather fair and mild. Boats down:
Chester. 1 a m: Columbia, 3 a. m; Dolphine,
No 3, . a. m. Up: Nick Sauer and barge, .
a m: Columbia. l D. m: City Of Memphis. 3
p. m Cape Girardeau and Chester are due up.
Caps Girardeau. No.. Sept. 9.-Boats down:
Chester. s a. m Boats up: City Of Memphis 4
a M: Chester, s a m: Rees Lee. 2 p. m;
Lotus Sims. $50 p m: Fred Hartweg. s .. M;
Harry Brown. p; m. Weather clear and
Pittsburg. Sept s.-River 80 feet: falling.
Cloudy and warm.
Wheeling. Sept. s-River IS: falling. Wealth
er cloudy and warm.
Cincinnati. Sept. 9-River fa4: falling.
Cloudy and warm.
Louisville. Sept. s.-River falling: canal 60;
on fails AZ; below locks 1o.S. Clear and hot.
Late River News.
Crystal City, No. Sept. s.lThe gauge reads
) .. m. Chester down at 7:15 D. m. Columbia
down at S p m General Casey and tow uD
at 2 D. m Weather, clear and warm.
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NOT TN The TRUSTS.

We Will ADVANCE you from SO TO 500 on
ONS without REMOVAL. al a GREATLY RE-
DUCED RATE that will enable you TO A OF
any DEBT you may have: you can RETURN
the money as YOU can, in weekly or monthly
payments. and only PAY for the TINE yoI use
the MONEY. When In need Of money cali at our
PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RATES, or
TELEPHONE. e 2i72 MECHANICS TRUST
CO. corner Sixth and Olive SITS, second floor.
ENTRANCE. Z7 V. Sixth 81.
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L. n. DAINGERFIELD.
Local Forecast Oficial.
River Forecast.

Heavy rainfall at Bagnell. Hermann and
Grafton will likely cause a rise in the su.-
souri, at Hermann. and in the MississlppI a.
st. Louis tonight and Thursday. The Missouri
will fall at BoonvLle tonight.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MAcoABEEs.

NEWEY TENT. NO. 81. KNIGHTS OF THE
Maceanees OF the World, meets second
81 Louis Turner Hail. Tenth and Carroll
streets Next review Tuesday. September 6. 1903.
Visiting sir knights are cordially Invited,
PETER BALyEN. Commander.
Henry Rauth. Record Keeper. eA
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Choice Investment on Hickory St.
Rent $3.50 Year. Price $50, 600,

23i5, to z52B Hickory St.-Seven 2-story brick
dwellings. arranged as Il flats Of 3 rooms to
sacn' ai%ays rented: lot 127x114 feet: II you
CHAS. +. VOGEr. ga cyhestnu, 81
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DENTISTRY.
NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS.

enttsts. Established for ~ years.
n W. Cor. Broadway and Olive.
Entrance 6s Olive St Extract
ing FREE when teeth are or
dered. Largest and oldest dental
establishment in the city. We
employ the most skiilful men In
the profession. All work guar
anteed Consultation FREE. Do
not look for cheap dentists, but
come 10 US and get reliable
work at lowest prices. Open
daily from s a m. TO s D. m,
and Sunday from $50 TO ] .. -
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST
ERS
COURT CoTB B~RILLANTE. NO. 9s5.
Independent Order OF Foresters, Bow
mans Hall. Eleventh and Locust Sts.-Meettnz
on the second and fourth Thursday evenings of
each month.
W. K. PENTLAND. Chief Ranger,
Residence, No. 1916 Pendleton.
w G. Wright. Recording Secretary. No. fs1
Rennerly ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-10

Above is the plan of a fine large Office
room on the second floor Of The Republic
building. 1t has a front of 81 feet S inches.
with three windows on Olive street and
has a total Of $50 square feet OF floor space.
II can be divided into three rooms of good
size, and each would have steam heat.
plenty of natural light and elevator serv-
ice. They would make the best located
and handiest suite for business offices in
the city, being on the second floor and ac-
cessible by short fight of stairs as
well as by elevator.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE
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STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY!

bg4s Odell ave. 1 block north OF Arsenal ST.,
and 5n blocks west Of Tower Grove Park: ~
s1ory cottage, 8 rooms and hall: cellar with
rock iotndation,. granitoid walks: lot 25xl9O
rect. Price $3.50. VIII sell on monthly pay
ments. with small cash payment. This house
VII make a nice home and will surely suit you.
Don't fall to see II.
CHAs. 2. VoGEL 81 Chestnut
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR
AFAYETTE COUNCIL. NO. 3s2, A. L. OF
- IL. meets every second and fourth Thurs
day evening at FraternaI building. northwest
corner Eleventh and Franklin avenue. Com
panions from sister councils cordially invited.
LOUIS Commander.
w. III. Adams. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-10

MONEY TO LOAN.
On Personal Property.
LOANS negotiated on furniture. pianos or
any personal property at s per cent per annum;
conhdentaI- Notary Public. 500 Chestnut ST.
MONEY loaned salaried people without Sc
curlty. D.. Lancet, 500 Benoist bldg. 9th & Pine.
MONEY TO loan on furniture. planes. horses
wagons. etc: S per cent per year. Price. Meise
& Co. s14-i5-1s Mermod-Jaccard building.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fan of the River.

For "a hours ending at I a. m:
st. Louis. Wednesday. Sept. .. 1903.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD EEL
InEQ-


A NCHOR LODGE. NO. s22. 1. o. O.. r,
M meets every Monday evening at Schuette,s
Hall. Nineteenth and Wright streets Work
in the degrees. Visiting brothers welcome.
r. y. G..
David Petty. Secretary. 1876 Dodier.
ACLEDE LoDGE. NO. %. 1. o. o. F..
- meets every Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock In hall No. l, Odd Fellows Temple,
Ninth and Olive streets. Members are frater-
naily requested to attend; Visitors will find q
home with US. Fraternally,
:. H. BLACK. Y. G..
Thos. A. Davidson. Recording Secretary.
G T. LOUIS LODGE. NO.. 5. L O.. o. F.. will
- meet Saturday evening. September 5. at
8 O'Clock. in Hall No. 2. Odd Fellows building.
Ninth and Olive streets. and visit Temple
Lodge in a body. to receive the grand master.
All members are expected 70 be present.
CHAS. u. HAYS. N. G..
NJ E. Burke. Secretary.
Nj nDEY LODGE NO. 2 /. D.. o. F..
W meets, Tuesday evening Of each week at
Han No L. Odd Fellows, building. corner
day. September L Visiting brothers invited
TO attend. E. S. CARVER. N. G.
A. J. Dalrymple. Secretary.
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SIS Monthly Buys 6-RoOm House,

1888 Hodiamont ave. IL blocks north OF Page
Boulevard: Olive ST. through cars pass the
property; small cash payment: It will suit you;
everything in frst-ciass order.
CHAS. +. VOGEI. 64 Chsz.nu, s+
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Loans on Furniture.
Rates and terms unheard Of. Look:
$3.50 weekly pays a $500 loan.
S1.20 weekly pays a $50. 90 loan.
Si.G0 weekly pays a 5000 loan.
T5c weekly pays a 5000 loan.
Payments may be made weekly. semimonthly
or monthly. It - to your interest to consult US.
All business private and above board. See U.S.
FINANCE co,
sol Chemical building. Eighth and Olive SITS.
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S4, 600, WEST GARANNE Flat.

A two-story slate-roof brick dwelling. ar
ranged as two flats OF four rooms: bathroom.
laundry and cellar to each: lot 25x1N feet; can
be bought for the low price OF A.600; easy
terms: monthly payments II desired. with small
cash payment down: a bargain for some one.
CHAS. F. VOGEI e4 Chestnut ct
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Very Desirable Home Cheap.

6s5s Julian Ave. Between Hamilton and Ho-
dlainont AYES. l Block South of Page BouI.-A
2-story frame residence Of s room1 reception
nan. attic. basement and cellar: shade and fruit
trees. lot SOx260: very best condition: price
5000. CHAs. F. VoGEL. ga Chestnut st.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
VANHOE COMMANDERY. NO.. 3, X T.,
holds regular conclave at Grand Avenue
Masonic Temple. Grand and F1nney avenues.
this CThursdayl evening at s o'clock. opening
in full form. transacting regular business.
Visiting fraters courteously invited.
GEO. II. ZOLLMANN, En- Com
II. F. Mardorf. Recorder.
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FOR SALE,

Fourteen-room brick house. lot s5x13o.
two blocks from Olive street, seven blocks
clearinghouse or hospital: big bargain.
6.400: must be sold AID 6. Republic.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

TRIBE OF BEN HUR.
= COURT. NO. IS, T. B. H, MEETS
~ on the first and third Thursdays OF each
montn at Fraternal building. Eleventh and
FRANKLIN avenue. All visitors cordially in
vited- By order, LOUIS MANDLE. Chief.
Attest: E C. LAWN. Scribe. No sos Cass
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RENT PIANOS.

81. -. g. - Der month: fine stock: lowest
prices. BRADBURY PIANO
1912 Olive St +. q. Smith. Mfr. A p. Whit
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Miscellaneous.
CT LOUIS LODGE OF PERFECTION AND
- ST Louis Chapter Rose Croix viii meet
and Locust streets. on Thursday. September 10.
at s O'Clock D. m
JOHN A. LAIRD Ven. Master.
ALFRED H. WHITE, Wise Master.
John = Parson, Secretary.
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o WITH BOARD.

DON WITH BOARD.
and decorated rooms; all conveniences: excel
WASHINGTON. ssss-ROom- and board
for gentlemen, or couple without children;
WASHINGTON. a2O5-Large, light double or
single rooms: good board: gentlemen employed:
WASHINGTON. ~s22S-Pleasant second floor
room; nicely furnished: frst-class board: every
W~AsHINGToN.- 3Ols-Bright, CHEEKY room.
second floor: nicely furnished; for gentlemen;
nrst-class board.
WASHINGTON. 266l-F1rst-ciass rooms: good
board IL desired; all modern conyeniences: WIS.,
itors accommodated.
WASHINGTON. SS25-superior rooms; insur-
passed board; home comforts; modern, con-
veniences; telephone.
WEST BELLE. A33-Nicely furnished room.
with board: two gentlemen; SIS each.
les BELLE, 4Oo9-Delightful rooms: excel
lent board: quiet home: terms reasonable.
WEST BELLE. 43CO-Nicely furnished sec
ond-fioor room for two. with 1rst-class board.
WEST BELLE. 3s36-Desirable rooms, with
good board; private family; reasonable terms.
WEST BELLE. 4Sl0-Nice rooms. with or
without board: terms reasonable: no children.
WEST BELLE 395O-Elegant rooms: excellent
BOARD: hot baths: every modern convenience.
WEST BELLE Place. 4s5I-DcsirabIe rooms.
nome table: phone: gentlemen or married
WEST BELLE. 433e-Handsomely furnished
front room for couple or gentlemen: good board;
private.
WEST BELLE. 20s-WeI-furnIshe rooms:
home cooking: ladies, gentlemen employed. Tel.
Delmnr $40.
WEST BELIZE. 425S-Two lovely furnished
front rooms; frst-class board; comfortable
home: reasonable.
WEST BELLE. 1905 Elegant connecting
rooms. single or en- suite; good board: other
rooms.
WEST BELLE. 4476-Desirable rooms: mod
ern conveniences: frst-class location: board IL
desired: reasonable.
WEST BELLE. A2s Elegantly furnished
rooms on second floor; with first-c!ass board
and service; references.
WEST PINE Boulevard. 3se3-Eiegantiy fur
nished rooms and board; modern; FIRST class.
WEST PINE boulevard, 3s22-Beautiful, cool
rooms, with excellent board: terms reasonable.
WHITTEMORE Place, 252l-Nicely furnished
second-foor front room. with board; vicinity OF
Lafayette Park.
WINDSOR. SS27A-Furnished front and otner
rooms: board optional: two blocks from High
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nnAYnn n0nAN receives before and dur
v Un nuuRH ing confinement: infants
adopted II desired: ladies' in trouble. call or
write, terms reas.: consultation free. 32l5 Olive.
DR.. ANNIE MEWLAND.

accommodations; free homes for infants If de-
sired; ladies' treated for Sc Treatment guar
anteed); regulator, 81 only: private. reliable,
secluded. licensed home. where you are well
eases a specially. 2s51R olive st.
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81 -. g. - ger month: fine stock: lowest
prices BRADBURY PIANO WARERCOMS,
aker. Mgr.
PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.
.A-Maternity Home-Perfect secluslon for Ia
dles curing confinement: adoption: pest accom-
lnodatlons. only pleasant. private. refined. re-
liable. Incorporated home: conducted by regular
"a years successful experience: lowest terms:
part pay In work. Office. 2GlS Olive.
A PRIVATE detective does shadowing and in
vestigatlng; references. p o. Box. 40, 81. Louis
ABSOLUTE secIusion before and during con-
hnement: tirst-class accommodations at reason
able terms. satisfaction or money refunded:
lady physician and surgeon. For particulars
call or write. 3o43 Easton.
DR.. DENNIS 2s3e Wash.nEton-Licensed ply
sician: treats all female troubles: guarantees
results; private home FOR ladies' during confine-
ment: perfect secrecy and seclusion: infants
adopted: ladies' In trouble. call or write.
ERGO Tonso IL guaranteed to relieve sup
preston: send 10c for home treatment; consul
tation free. Doctor Caseaux. 1902 Washington
ave.
FREE treatment: guaranteed to cure private
disease, Sores discharges. etc: either sex. 101A
y. Ninth.
.LADTEs. call on Mrs., a, Schroeder. sls
ladies, consult me: no medicine; will call.
J. c. Whitley. 425 S. Ewing ave
LADIES. nv regulator never fails: complete
treatment free. Mrs. z starr. E9 fTanklln.
MIDwIFE-Recelves during confinement;
ladies in trouble. call. 2sis lafayette.
MRS. BRTDGEs-ofnce hours. s to l; no
medicine. 1905 Laclede ave: Kinloch c 1864.
PRIVATE home for ladies during %conine-
ment: adapted to cases wishing TO avoid expo
sure: all irregularities treated: ladies IN tod-
BILE cali or add. Physician, 800 n. I'D St
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Property Ga Monthly Payment

ISIS and 2e3o n. Newstead ave. southeast cor
ner, or kennerly ave.; a double 2-story brick
building with 2 stores and two Groom fats: lot
5lxlO feet: property is in perfect order; spisn-
old location for saloon and grocery.
CHAS. Z. VOGEL. f2a Chestnut st
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

= ENToN COUNCIL No. 1s3, p A. MEETS
- on second and fourth Fridays Of each
month in hall No. ]. Odd Fellows building,
Ninth and Olive streets. visitors always hearth
~ welcome. NJ. r. WINDH0RST. Regent.
II. J. Braun. Secretary. SSlS Morgan street.
Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
~ Arcanum, 30s-3l1 Holland BuiIding-A
cordial welcome to visitors. friends. brethren
and members from abroad.
2. n. BACON. G. r
Jno- c. KirlinEsworth. Grand Secretary.
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WASHINGTON Ave. 2s1i-Newly furnished
and decorated rooms; all conveniences: excel
lent table.
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To-Day's weather.
Arrived.

Probably showers. cooler.
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Crystal City. No. Sept. 9.-The gauge read
15.e feet and rising. General Casey down a
. ?. m. Chester down at 7:15 p. m. columbE
down at S p M General Casey and tow u
at 2 p. m Weather. clear and warm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
WILLlAMST0WN.

Mr. Fulton, salesman fol- the White
River Junction Paper Co., was in town
yesterday
Mrs. John Colby is spending a few days
with friends in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Don McAllister Of Chel-
sea. spent yesterday at his brothers., Van
McAllister's.
Elmer Perry Of Barre was in town yes
terday on business,
The troops which passed through here
on their way TO Portland, Me-, eamped
near North Randolph. There were about
800 men and 250 horses.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter, who have
been visiting at the home Of Henry Crit
fin, returned to their home In Springfield
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Jane Erskine, who has been visit
ing with her daughter in Berlin, returned
to her home here TO spend the month Of
August during the vacation Of Miss Kim
ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

The School Commissioners OF the City Of
Barre, VI, desire sealed bids for the constitute
tion of the foundations for the new brick school
building. The bids win be opened at a meet
ing Of the School Commissioners in their office
Thursday, August -, 1908, at pm. The sealed
bids, plans and specifications must be ia the
hands Of the Clerk, y w Hooker, or the Arehi-
tects on OF before the time mentioned above.
The plans and specifications may be seen in
Barre at the office OF SmJth& Walker, Arehi-
tects, over Perry s. Camps store, from 4 to p.
M, OF &C 43 State street, Montpelier, from to 3
~ M The school Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any or an bids.
1888 sCHQ0L CoM'Hs on BARRE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
OUR SECOND
Annual Clearance Sale

summer Clearance Sale inaugurated at this store
last The result the remarkable sockceaung
sale we ever had Here again ready for the Second
Clearance Sale with the attractive ot Of merchandise ever
offered here such reduction prices The fact Of the case is we
want to this stock cash for Fall buying Our flyers
will tell you chs story
Note.-The goods all this seasons style There is a
big saving here you the fifteen days Ladies Suits
SILK Coats Walking Skirts, Shirt Waists Muslin Wrappers,
Chdrens Wash Dresses Dress Goods Foulard Silks, Wash
Goods Neekwear, Trimmings, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
To 1Yhom n nrar cnncern.

The old copartnership being dissolved,
the Union Clio. Co. has severed all connec.
ton with the Blue Store (segel 4 Brady,
Prop All bills due the Union Clothing
Co. viii be settled hereafter at the Union
Clio Co. store. NJ. S. Levin, Prop.
Barre, Aug 8, 1908
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

All persons owing the Aqua Pura Co.
are requested to settle at once. All per-
sons having bills against the Aqua Para
Cs. are requested to send them in at once.
Charles Zanleoni,
Successor to Aqua Pura Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07
Card Of Thanks.

We wish TO thank our kind friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted during
the death Of our beloved child and also
for the floral tributes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Thompson
and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

Special prices on everything in glasses
at DR.. Hanson's Office. Have the children's
eyes examined ready for school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

clearance sale don't loosen mans purse
strings nothing VIII Moore a Owens
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-07

Saturday special bargains at Perry &
Camps Walking skirts, S29s, ladies'
silk Bingham waists, SLIPS, and misses
and boys hose, 2 pair for zoe.