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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

Don't DO ambiguous OF You may flhd
vni,rselr tn8the predicament of the YOU'RE
lady who inserted an advertisement to
the effect that she would like to meet
4 gentleman fond Of outdoor life, The
I'd was answered BY 81 score Of hoDos.
Use Tee-llee Want Ads They arc TO
Tho point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
CRUISER CALIFORNIA
LAUNCHED YESTERDAY

(By Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s,-The ar
mored cruiser California was launched
to-day at tho ship yards OF the Union
Iron Works in this city. The cruiser Cali
forrla is supposed to embody the latest
and best III vessels Of her class. She
viii cost, connlete, s5,NQo.000,
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Called to Fairfax.

Tho Rev. ls. l., Goodwin whose resig.
nation as rector of ST. Marks Episcopal
Church Will take effect on June lat,
has been called TO the Zion Church
Fairfax Courthouse, and the Hsly CONS
fnrter. Vienna. IN the same county.
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BALTIMORE srocK MARKET.
Richmond, va, AprtI ., lsV3'
SALES.

BALTIMORE, MD, May 2s,--ro-day was duh
and without feature with most OF the usual
active stocks neglected and dealings confined
TO small lots of bonds There was no news
and the market seemed TO have come to halt.
Seaboard Air Line common 91aGflO do. pre-
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u e. refordlnr a. registered ..........,.. 19''s
". g refundinE as coppon..... i1159S
". s. 81. MERCHANDISING; ................ 1904
ID a. IS. coupon ....,...,.......... 1914
III 8. New ~ rcsis.cred. .........,..,....l 3S
y. s. New ~, coupon observation-disclosures. lsi 4
ii. s. Ola a. rsgstere,l .....,.......... io1s
u. s.. Old As. coupon .................,.... iofA
A,nhi.on general ~ ............,......l 100
atchison adinstlnent IS .................... "
Atlantic Coast Line 4s ..................... ors
baltimore and Ohio As Observation-Disclosures. 1907.
Baltimore ana ohio 3i.s .a................ si&
Central Of Georgia 5s.t.t.................. lesSt
Central Of Georgia list Inc ..,.....!......t. ~ X
t,hesapeake and Ohio it.s..........,...... lgsss
Chicago and Alton 3izs .....,..,.......... nt
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nRY- Gnops MARliET.

NEW YORK, April 2S.--'rhe weather has
again prevented any active business in dry
goods either Mt first or second hands, and the
outlook Is for IL continuance OF present mac
stiyity for some time to come. The reduction
in certain grades OF bleached goods has been
instrumental in causing business With local
jobbcrs as is indicated by the return to sac,
on fruits. ei#
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Rea,,tiful Bible Character.

The pible character ruth" VIII be the
subject Of the Epworth League meetins
al Centenary Church tonight ~ o.eloek.
The subject Will be prSsSnted ". pa lma
Followed by questions and open discuss
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
pEANIl1, MARKETs.

PETERSBURG. VA. April 20 --I'EASu IT'S
Continue irm at si,l5 per bushel for spanish;
sellers are asking higher prices; very IL" pelnR
ofIerel. Virginias firm at 4sic. for fancy stock.
Some shipments are being made from Peters
burg OF stock that had been stofed ~ thls
city. 80 nm, ,,-,,,,s
Fancy 4s!gl5c.: strictly priE-- 4. SJiisc' prime.
41s4i4sc.: common, ala435sc.; Spanish, sl,.o per
n lsha ! = \ ! ! |
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BY Thomas Branch & Co.
tl5oo Anal. Cop. OK. div. ape.
Amer Car and Fotlhdfy...

1850 Anal. Cop. OK. div. II p. G
e Amer Car and Fotlhdfy..,
Amer. Cotton Ull.s..........
100 Amer. Snuff $500. ...,.,...
30 Amor. Snuff, pfd.,..........
lO0 Amer. Can .........,..
solAmer. Gan. pfdu..t.........
200 Amer. LOCOMOTIVES, coln..,I
..ncr. Locomotive, pfu..s.
200 Amer Sugar .........i....,..
80 4" II. and i. Itc. pf1. ..a.,.
800 Baltimore aud lliio..."...
400 Brooklyn Rapid Transit..'.
Canada Southern .........t.
400 Canadian, Pacific IN; s......
500 Chesapeake ana DliIo......
400 CHI Circuit Western,..l.......
800 Chi, Nil. and s P",.,....,
200 Colo. Fuel and 1ron........
lW,Colp Southern. com. ........
Colo. Southern, lst pfh....
100 Cplp. Southern, "a pfd,..s..
SleN, Gins CHI, and $. I..
~ Continental Tobacco. pfd..
400 Consolidated Gas ...i,......
1850 Delaware and fIudson..4..,
20 Del. Lack. and Wcat......
1Hp( Etio, com ....a ..... ....,.
200 Erie, lat pfd .........,.....
1900 Erie. I'd Observation-Disclosures.
General Electric .....,....,.
III flliliois Central .....lt...t.
200 Louisville and Nashville. ~.
400 Manhattan. ~. .4,... ......
60 Metro. Street Railway.-....
1900 Mexican Central ...,.+.a.....
lJo Mo. Kan. ana Tex. COM.
Mo, Kan. md TEX, pfd..
400 Missouri Pacific .............
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f.oTToNsEEp IoIL MARKET,

= NEW. YORK. April 2s,-Cottonseed OIL was
dull and barely steady on traer offerings and
lack oil support. Prime crude, T. o. b. mills.
2ia2iAc; prime summer yellow, 29FsQS0c.; OF
summer yellow, nominai prime white, 30c;
prime winter yellow, S5iac
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Richmonders in New York.

lSpeplaI 70 Tho Tlmes-DispAtehD
NEW YORK, April S,v-Waldorl- Mrs,
j. l., Alfrlendi Muuhattan--J. X. Dooley
and wfe broadway Central--G. II. Sauerj
G,rand-C. H. Wills; Imperlal--L. Il, Jur-
gems; Yprk-C ~ Moore, w. Mopre
IIotlman--S w, PRAYERS.
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Schooner Estelle Phinney Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schooner jos g. RAY, Bangor.
Schooner Marie Palmer. Charleston.
Schooner Sarah w. Lawrence. New Bedford.
Schooner Percy Birdsall Boston.
Schooner j. Holmes Birdsall. Boston
Schooner Jonathan sawyer Newbury Port.
Steamer Cayo Largo. Sunderland.
Barge Florida Providence.
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Drift FLING
CONTINUES
r.. --- .------- --------
Stock Market Is Still Listless
and Nothing in Sight That
Will Influence Buying.
IT CLOSES sTAoNANT
CLOSES sTAGNAN'r
Margin Of Profit on Gold Ship
nents Widcncd by Sinking OF
Sterling Rate at Paris.
INV Associated Piess,)

.tEw YORK, April 2s.-'rhe llstlc2s
drift into which tile stock market Is
belnp accustomed. WINS again nolhbly IN
evidence to-day. With money to be hnd
on almost nominal times. business ilad
no pressure ON anybody 10 sell stocks 70
realize such a. no one, not forced TO 20
no. would attempt TO market holdings N
ouch n narrow and apa thotic market hs
that existing. On the other hand, there
scemg 10 he nothing III tho current con-
dtions Or the prospects that can induce
the buying Of stocks IN spite OF the
abundant facilities to be had In the way
OF borrowed money.
The sterling rate at Paris sank To ~
francs 10 cents to-day, thus widening the.
margin OF profit on gold shipments rom
New York IN spite OF an easier tenuency
ar sterling here Yet the market is OBJ
viously sensitive to the offering Of any
fresh claim on capital resources, such
aa the intended Issue by the Norfolk ana
western OF s35,p0O,06o OF bonds reported.
to-day This announcement cost the
STOCK n point In the price, although II
was stated that the present. sale Of the
bends is not contemplated. Tho FORM
liable decrease o $4,000 IN the Erie =
net earnings for March. bringing ,hc ~ ~
cline for tile months Of The fiscal year
or IN to s21a56l4 weakened the stock Of
that company and had dnmpening el-
feet on tho whole railroad LIST. INC 60. sSm y
rathetlc effect Of these declines was lo
& check tho hardening tendency elsewhere,
due princpaIiy TO early sympathy with
n revival Of activity and strength IN The
london stock market Afnlgamaied
conner which sold ex-dividend was lifted
nearly point and Anaconda, eontroll-
ed company. jumped six points mere
was some further pressure on lilo
rnya
to shade above last night
The market closed stagnant.
Bonds were neglected and about STEADY.
Total sales, par value, s20i5, OJas
United states bonds we're unchanged
on call.
Total sales 1880 shares
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CATTLE MARKETS,
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsales a. Union stock yards,

gg@ Richmond, Va, April =, ls94.
ESR,s f9s hs wsi is e hsa MaTkst fair
SO; common 70 fair. a4qic- helfers. ssg
s. .SiSc. srssh COWS. So G5i5s Quarantine cat
1 tie. 5ltsiitss.; buns. s4St-c. ,, -,
Good hogs, t45..c.; shoats. iag5c'' ronshs
! 4ai+.c. .1, N..,., AZ.
G66d sheep sSssa a:ers e1 sS5c buss sg
ic.; spring iamhs 1Gsc'
ccA o., rL ~, ApT l., ss {, 5,s1 gsd
Pa,s s sissts s and fssaars sas
sl sS; bs. ssd5i01; calves, - 5Sa575 Texas
led steers stiso 4 ~ Sesn t s9,@aS
Ssti6c. lover. Mixed ana butchers. siS5a5o1;
sii5a4sg; l!sht sl70a 1885 palkof sales $3.50
steady 10 strong Good to cnolce wethers. 81 %
ae25 fair TO choice mixed, sSi54Asb; clipped,
native lambs. siISg5.@
NEW YORK. April e, BEEv E,s-R Receipts
none; feeling STEADY, Calves Receipts, ~
ssS q = psr i9l ou nna hes and
dull and loai5c,. lower; CLIPPED sheep sold a
ordinary 10 choice Clipped lambs. S5so46.A5:
clipped cuiis sis5 Virginia spring e., la naas
None on sale; feeling steady.
BALTIMORE. MD. April 2s-cALvEs-
Choice light yeais 5q5fse. per pound good
veal 4laa5c, poor to good per head, S3410o
Lambs and sheep-Snrns lambs. choice and
tat. sage per pound; poor, thin. small. Igp
SC, per pound; wool sheep, PEI. pound, best
stock, 3Gr3iac.; good. per head s250u3ro; in
ferior per head slGi,bo old bucks per pound,
2a8c., as to quality and weight
UNION. STOCK YARDS. PITTsBERG,. PA.
April IS -cATTLE -suppiy lIshE market
steady. Choice, sS.35ai5.5 80; prime. S5N525: fair.
SiG45p. Hogs-Receipts, 10 double decks;
narke tslow Prime heavy ana mediums,
s5.2oI5.25; heavy workers.. So 2oa5.25; light do,
$5.15l5.2o; pigs. $ii3Qa5.oo; roughs, $Sdl4 D.,
sheep-Sullps fair; market slow. Prime weth-
ers. S5l516: common sheep. ss.5QdJ,S9 choice
lambs, $5,S5dsoo veal calves. siI5q5.o0.
CINCINNATI, O.. April 2s.-IIoGS-A6tive
and lower at slai5.0O. Cattie--Actvo at $3.50
ASS sheep--steady at S3ui.5o. Enthusiastically
SlhOm6.5Q.
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" ~ 4 +++++4t+4tt
!. Official Range end Sale Of Stocks in New York
~ 'UEH717 VFIV F.TH'lF !. 7EII
Bankers and Brokers.

SALES:
400 Missouri Pacific ...........
NASH. Chat. and y. l,......
100 New York Centtal..,..'....
a5,t Norfolk and Wcstcril....s.
GiGO N. ", Ont and Western.
100 Pacific Mail ......t. ....,.s.,.
yiiDD I'nnnsylvAnln r.. R..........
JI Peoples Gas tChicago) ....
1893 Pressed steel Car.s.s.......r
PRESSED Steel Car. pfd......
100 Republic i. and 81 conn.,.
Republic |. and 81 pfd,.....
1900 Reading. CONF. ..... ..,.....
10 Reading. int pfd.......a.....
Reading, "a pfd......,...s.,
1900 Rock Island. cum.........,..
100 Rock Island, pfd..a..,..",.
100 s5loSs.,...t.. ..t.,. e.....,..
slos;s. pfd N. ,..p,;.,. i. ,... ...'
100 S. y. and Southwest, pfd..
$500 Southern Pacific ....F.....,.
100 Southern Hallway, conn.,.
go Southern Railway, pfd......
Scnjoard Air Line. conn.,,
Spaboard Air Line. pfd....
40 Tenn. Coal and lton......s.
20 Texas Paciilc .,....,.........
300 Union Pacific .....y.........
Tinted States Leaiher.....
400 United states Sloel..n
22lEO United States steel MD.
Na.-Gar. Chemical, eoin....
100 Va. Car. Chemical pfd, ~.
Wabash, corns...,.. .......
800 Wabash pfd...... .".......
Western Union .,."...,....
2l0 Wisconsin Central ....,.....
wisconsin Central, pfd.....
Total sales 1890.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, y. and Quincy new ds.,.......... oi9s
Chicago NJ. and st. Paul gen. 4s......... 100
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s........ 1295s
Chicago, Il. /. and Pacific 4s............... 1914
Chicago. n. l. and pac col ss.............. sos
g.. &C. ana ST Louis gen 4s......... SOS
sa,s a. 81, 12 ss;ssr 4,
;jre prior lien "A osas
Erie General is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gSi
Fort Worth ahl Denver City ists........ lQ9|.
Hooking Valley AS Observation-Disclosures. 106Ia
tntsVi1l. anu Nash Irnitled Al. ........... no
Mammalian consol gold As ................ 1923.
Mexjcai, Central A. Observation-Disclosures. s1ls
mclean Central ist Inc Observation-Disclosures. 1875
Nnn4 and 81. Louis IS Observation-Disclosures. P5Is
Missouri, IRansas and Texas ds. ...,...... a55s
Missouri isansaH and Texas 2ds.......... rs
national n Il! Mexico con. 4s..l.......... asa
g,ewJersey Central gen. 129fs
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',Irr futures ranged as follows:
'a''o omen. Hlgll, Low. Close

onief but arm No . spring wheat, slaasc;
No 3, S5dy92c; No. red, soc, 0sl'Oq 40, =
corn, 4S.a@4s%ei No yellow, Si,sNsiE1se, 10 10
White l5gd4isc, No. 3 rye. zoe. Good feed
ms barley, 8oGla5'2c.; fair 70 choice malting 40
s @, SHY; prime Timothy seed $50 Mess
pork per barrel slslogl2l6; ia ard per aos i9o
" StpS5O; short clear sides (boXedl f65oQ9,3a,
SWhlskey basis Of, high wines, slss Clover,
contract grade, slo7b ltuiisr-stsnay; ele aa5,
nj ~ oalJME lggs-E Easier AT mark cases IN
cludcd l6alGf2e
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rotal sales 1890 shares.

NEW YORK. April 2s-Money on call
5fered. ia Time loans nominal; sixty
and ninety days, ar 80. Prime merctn-
camille paper, . 3-+ati per cent. sterling
cxcbanye steady AT decline with actual
b,,sjness In bankers' biis at 1856. Nyl Sis6.-
IS for demand and al ssais4siso for
sixty day bills. Posted rates, stssf;$lss
Commercial bills. Sisi laos. Bar yer,
55 Mexican dollars. IS H.
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NEW ORLEANS. La, April es.--l' COTTON g,l,se y
Spot cotton good naury 6ns f haIss ,,edne
, ,nnAa Z, nr,.Iys Onotaticns unehanged.
r. Fust,rcs opened ea points lower under the
influence OF favorable Liverpool ana easy ~ ~,
Ivy strr,,tiing was largely professional ana
the pulis showed no dspostiun % operate e, sS.,
desltiy peins satisfied with prcrs NJ
80, ',snr later showed slight recovery alttt
Ire assnsF Ins s f si W pon as ii ,ne
~ 49, go, t,,esitIoas ana 5a6 the new.
Cotton futures dull. but steady Apili, al, is;.l
nd; May, I3si9isSe, June. ii.@ na W.
"a igIli 50; August, l3.I8 i5.sd, ,.ssits ',''
i'',sssSii,T, october 1i-lsaiLl9; november,
ii'SSSsii05. December, iLt3Iii.Vi
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SDut cotton closed dull; fnIudHHg upIaHu''
10. ST. niddiins gulf, 1910; sales, ~ pales. =.

cotton, dull: niiddling. iasJ gross Eeee .i.
al,sYo bales: GALES. 10 bales export 10 o'esi'
isr4tain, SIs bales: stock, lo3 paieh, ror.tn,s
4l.g racs export TO Great Britain, ~ patsa'
10 France, 1850 bales: stoeE 4iie-9 rles,.n
M 90 ralcsi export to Great britain, 5g,S. IN.
bales: to Fame IS bales; 70 ile Col,iisn,
SzTs bales; to japan. i,lp' pales' y
Total since September list al all seaForts,
Sct receipts. s,ssgi5l bales eSpot 1 ~. IA 49,.
"a the Continent. aios. 26s bales. 70 Japhh'
AZ XII bales; , 10 Mexico. e5.J1l bales.
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BALTIMORE, MD, April Ut
ouc ana uneanssah WSa,puli sos sp'' ooH
I'd Western, slaLOOA; southern by sample,
Die. orSl Coinsuons; spot and NE month,
sasi %f5iSc southern Waite corn, 5laij6c, Oats
.,nsIy nj decline, No white. 4sse, sales,
Rye-pul; No n So9psc gNt,er; ~ and
,lr,. ad5n25c do adle, 15ai6c; store packed,
1gai.c Eggs steady and !, unchanged a. l7e,l
Cheese easy; large lOk4ll 1ac, medium WSs@
- s,nnli. old. l0AMlllsc; new loMulGaic.
s,ssnr--C,uicL and unchanged
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were nnaiiy steady n, a net decline Of sas
pg sales we're estimated at aoo.cco bales.
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RICHMCNp GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, April 2s HOi
QUOTATIONS

. Longbsrry gear lots@ ..i.,sl0s aii,07
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-23
New Flannelette Underwear.
LADIES' NIGHT ROBES.

| NIGHT ROBE of good weight, in
| pink and blue, has double yoke,
trimmed with featherstitch braid.
NIGHT ROBE of the next heavier
| flannelette, CSC
NIGHT ROBES of splendid flannel
cite; two styles, plain or yoke TRIM
1 med with faggoting, 75c
! NIGHT ROBES of pure white flan-
nelette trimmed with tueks and
featherstitch braid, 70c
1 NIGHT ROBES in two pretty styles,
made of striped flannelette, trim
med plain or with colored collar and
cuffs SIC
NIGHT ROBES of heavy flannel, pink
| or blue yokes TO match, faggoting.
| A regular 81 night robe for S9c
NIGHT ROBE of heavy Teazledown
flannelette; made plain, 81, 90
NIGHT ROBES in solid colors, pink,
blue and pure white trimmed with
feather stitch braid, 81 90
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT ROBES of
heavy soft flannel; yoke is silk cord
ed very wide. full garment,
S1.OO
NIGHT ROBE of pure white Cinder-
ella flannelette with silk faggoting,
S1.25
NIGHT ROBE of heavy striped flan-
nelette trimmed with medahions.
S1.25
NIGHT ROBE of fine white flannel
, cite, yoke and cuffs, lined with pink
or blue. faggoting, S1.39
NIGHT ROBE of fine white flannel
cite, yoke and cuffs have openwork
faggoting, S1.39
NIGHT ROBES of heavy soft flannel
cite. both stripes and pure white,
handsomely trimmed with silk
stitching or medallions, 81. 4S
cHlLDREN's NIGHT ROBES.
Two different styles in all sizes at
about the price of the materials.
The one style is of nice striped flan-
nelette in pink or blue, trimmed
with braid. Sizes from to IA.
Prices, 81 to Csc
The other is of heavy flannelette in
plain colors, pink or blue, nicely
trimmed. Sizes from 6 to IA.
Prices. 50 to Sac
UNDERSkIRTS.
The line is varied and complete.
UNDERSKIRTS of striped flannel
cite in pink and blue at
25, 80 and SOC
UNDERSKIRTS of cream and pure
white flannelette, at SOC
HANDSOME UNDERSKIRTS made
of pure white, pink or blue Cinder-
ella flannelette. silk stitched. en-
broidered or corded, IS and CSC
MEMS NIGHT ROBES.
The materials used are excellent,
they are long and perfect fitting.
Made mostly in the flannelettes with
the darker broken stripes, although
we have the pure white ones. Prices,
so IS 9S and S1.25
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


Dr. II. Il, Kinkead of Norwich c''
spent Sunday In town.
Miss Mabel Croker II the new m''-
liner for Mrs. w. II, Neal.
Miss pearle Gibson has been spend
ing the week In Boston
G Holland Evans of Townshend was
n visitor In Brnttleboro Monday,
Miss Mcdonald Of Boston has been
guest of the Misses Waite this week
walter T.. Manley visited at ms
home I'm Dorset from Saturday untll
Tuesday
Mrs. w. +. Neal was In New YORK
city last week buying fan ana winter
millinery.
Major c. Houghton went to New
York city Tuesday on short DUST
ness trip.
Mrs. Frank l.. Hunt returned Mon
day after a visit of two weeks IN Nor-
cester. Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II, Smith OF
Meriden, CT, have been spending tue
week I'm town,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lewis Morse, ana
child returned Saturday to their nome
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Tyler of Northhel1,
VT, has been guest of Mrs hoSai'
Tyler this week,
John +. Fitzgerald went to sprung
field Mass. Tuesday to spend the re-
mainder of the week.
Miss Emily Tones returned Friday
from New York city where she mas
been for nearly year
Robert Wheeler of New LONDON
ct. has been visiting his uncle D.
Henry Pratt, this week.
Rev. +. T. Mathison returned S9t-
urday after spending the week Win
his family in Ansonia, CT.
Mrs. Charles r. Hawley and son OF
Gardner Mass, have been visiting rel
atives in town this week.
Mrs. Frances A. Bemis. who mas
been spending several days IN Bos-
ton returned home Saturday.
Arthur Monroe returns to-day to
Middletown, Ct, to begin his thlrd
wear In wesleyan university.
Mrs. Jennie b. Powers went to Bos-
ton Tuesday to be a guest of the AMI
NAL Rescue league for a few days.
Earle Arnold returned To Amherst
college Tuesday after spending Few
days in town as guest of his brother
Miss Marion II. Rice returned We'd
nesday to smith college after spending
the summer with her brother II. {,
Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon c. White have
been spending the week in Montpelier
as guests of Rev. and Mrs. Guy {,
LamsOn,
Miss Marion Noyes returned Satur-
dav to her teaching In Philadelphia
after spending portion of the sum
mer in town.
Sewall Morse returned 10 Spring
field. Mass. Tuesday after spendinl
Sunday and Monday at his home
here.
Horatio smith and Edward Leon
ard have gone this week to Amhers
to begin their freshman year IN Am
herst college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. Waterman
went Wednesday TO Rutland for
visit of two weeks with Mrs. Water
mans relatives,
W H. Bracket and f. X. Barrow!
were in Northampton, Mass, Wednes
day to see the Northampton-Gre
field baseball teams play.
Governor elect Bell will occupy
box at the auditorium Fair nights an'
witness the performance OF DAVE
Harum and The Little Princess as TN
guest of President Pierce of the valley
Fair association.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-23
Women's Fall and Winter
Goats and Jackets.

Evothng is here-Al the best fall and winter syeS-a the
new fabrics-all the new coors await you here now.
One of the most attractive features the fact that the VaT-
evs 50 large and the assortment we'll chosen that puI-
chaser may feel confident that she will not find her selection
DUPLICATED. Here is partial list of the best things
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-23
LINEN DEPARTING lent.


For Two Days Only.
Huck, Barber or Hotel Towels,
&c., value sac.
Huck Towels, 16XSO, &c. value 1oc.
Huck Towels, 16x32, 4
1oo., yalue 121ac.
Huck Towels, all linen. extra large,
t5c, value 2oc.
Bath Towels,
&C.. value 6I4c. toc., value 12Iac.
Brown all linel Bath Towel,
.f 25c., value 45c.
Bleached and unbeached Table
Linen, QUO. was DOC
Table, Cloths. 72x72, S1.6e, was $3.50,
Ta'ae Cloths, Tiki, $500, was s2.75.
Table Cloths 71x71, s2.19, was $500.
Crochet Quilts, soc. value 75c.
Crochet Quilts, extra large Mar
settles pattern. Csc. value S1.25.
Pillow Cases, full size,
1oc., value 12lac.
Pillow Cases, full size,
12Lac. value 15c.
Unbleached Sheets, full size,
48c., value 59c.
Bleached Sheets, full size,
&C.,, value 75c.
Bleached Sheets, extra large,
70c., value 89e.
Blankets, ia, $t.95 value $3.50.
Blankets, Ia. $3.50 value 1925.
Blankets, ia, $2.95 value $3.50.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-23
cHIlDREN'S COATS.

cHlLoREN's COATS.
Special in blues and browns, for this
sale s2.ee
WASH GOODS.
For Two Days Only.
shifting Prints, standard make
4Iac., value Sac.
Dress and Apron Ginghams, good
selection of colors and size of checks.
Sac, value &c.
American Indigos, black and white
and greys, oer Naiue re-
Splendid assortment of Flanneettes'
Teasle Downs, Kimona Frieze Waist
ings, 1879 and 15c. values at 1oe.
DRESS GOODS.
For Two Days Only.
42-inch all wool Cheviot,
5oc., was soc.
S6-inch all wool Dress Goods,
3ec., was Soc.
HANDkERcHIEFs.
For Two Days Only.
womens and Children's Handker-
chiefs, &c. were o0'
Womens Handkerchiefs, colored
corners, oc- were iSI2e'
womens all linen Handkerehi sds
TT s. &c., We're 1Oc.
Women's lawn and linen tucked
Handkerchiefs, 121ac- We're 10 to 3sc.
LACES AND HAMBURGS.
For Two Days Only.
Platt Walls and Lace Gallons,
SEC, value 7 to Zee.
Plat Walls and Lace Galloons'
&c., value to 15c.
Platt Walls, To-, value 12La to fi5c.
Platt Walls, 10c., value II 10 zoe.
Hamburgs, &C., value &c.
Hamburgs, Insertions,
Sec, value and &c.
Hamburgs, Muslin, /Nainsook and
Cambria, 12Iac- value 10 and 25c.
Dress trimming iaces in Point
De venise, Plain Chantilly and Mech
lin at equal price reductions. Space
forbids details.
DRAPERiES.
For Two Days Only.
Irish Point Lace Curtains,