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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
AOusEhOLD GOODS.


sSSSAs>>>~~Ss~>se>sssr~>-s
Waose1
s>~~>~>~~>>-~->>->~~- ------~->~------~>-
BEFORE moving. ssIl furniture and fs8tlers
don't wait. scnd postsi Ashion. M ;. JeI.rson
FEATHERS: very h!Et.sf prire- rad. hlaes'
W. ght. aO-tAl Giobe iIillw Co. 80 F!uaHy-
GOOD prices for furniture. clrIe,s. ai1o neW
ard seeoadh.nd foI ale. ~. 5 Foarth.
sroT ss.a e. ,oa'.n,. q a1,.L. 70 ra..r.
gs o-iere se.linz. 2--i olive
NE pay nisn..t oasn Y;iees 10. noos.s6oId
,,is,srs p,.ss. s &c. a., .so sag M. aaai.a5.
non t-;c'.1n &c. lzis-.i Oiiv- st
Ss~>>>.e>s-~c>~-~->>->
ard 6r IRE: seiiinE out. I'D Fini~. ave.
BEDROOM Srfs. v3f,ir1isa znd -l!-n.srs. -.
bets. &c. sewing machines. s. G--s-.r-- s.
rsns~s. gas ranges. e!ocAA pictur-s ~ :
CoNTENTs- u SIX roofI-s. Eoos h4-s..r. al
coc.Ii-d - : s-y-n;h
pOI'fI-E s.ii~a oak ,oiIiuE ID. T,t-s- b..
t.okca--. i-iihe- couch. b.rEs'r. - C...'-sI.
FrENIShE;D three ran n 81 ua.za
SEW pai ard festh-- -IIii1rs. g. o.. slr..r
dr.ss.T aGd .Asts;ai.i. s. 81 I-aa-'i.
HARD-CoAL stove. b-Irp8.u ss-- taase---
mirror etc cheap. Tsrtr ,eavins "i-l -sH
HoME COMFORT I4HE.. e-- 20 Fi-1 -
- cote BrIIllSHte-
ifp. ~l-fipL.Is cots az. f....-u.-. cha
call a. crra. "a Ia ~ 81 f-sHT.
OAK cupboard. 10 good c,1lltlsri- AIsu s4li-.
hating St1E. ss-A DINA
oak c-lrlnisr. yith z.,s1. 8. 7.al.i51i,-. &
iron davenport and lE"n bed 8 zi-i L.ri.E
PORTABLE sardr1h- 50. al dr.s-.-. 8.
fiHe Brl1-sei~ carpet SO cali 1>ss E.ast.u.
SIN-HsI.E rEu=". Ike ns-. ais. base. l4rr.sr
nio.iv ricki-i. rhsa9 - Ess-1r svs.
leaving ,ifE. la y F-l.y@r-h
IRON ID: sp.suss. sottou--oU natures: al
Ess. g. pillows - pair 5f-I Olive
rugs mattress. A-!=-.aG. stoves &c /.
chap. ss91 Ra-tlH~r. co5rer Sur'sr
s-5 sD-caTt f0T SO
60 Page
~ Eyans
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DR.. MARY ARTHUR.

~ Wsshi1Eto1 ave conducts a frs.-clsss
ssri.s-itIr Tor oon.irsrn~nts. infants ADOPTED.
sisgsnf eccnt1rs,dsiforr= twenty years sxreTi-
.ns~. trained nUrS--. ladies. when stssdiux a
s.~e:al.SS. come write. strictly respectable.
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New Samples and Slightly Used
Furniture.
Cotton-trp n.AttEesse.. worth J. - 3 s.
Snst0n Ia., worth y nos s---------.-------- :. :
Upholstered cots worth ) ?. ms ---..-...- -
bib. coii.n Hlattr..ses worth s. now. } -
Iron D-1s. worth s.. --.-....--..-. d! -
brussels rugs. worth SIS. ..---.....- > =
Wire Day-aports. worth 3 %. n0N .----....- : -
S-fcot extension tables worth J.. HOW. : -
Dresse.s. s!tehOa-t.s. extension fabIes leather
seat chairs. iron and brass b.1s. TJ3'-r-;Jp
ceMs; ehlHoniers. TefriseratO:s aGd carpets at
equally loV price, close them out fE---
gods haze been used a. samples .n our largest
factJ-isp: AFRO from our Nar.nouses Sc rs-s-
GDo-3s anc compare pricA
LANGAS TAYLOR 5. & II. 80.
In Wa>hirs-on ave.
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lANGAM 4 TAYLOR
TYPEWRITERs.

For Sale.
SsrA>sr>>ss,es>> >>ssse>s>~.-s~-s>a>~>>>~
YOUR selection c: the largest r:nci os slight
iy used and recoaaharf typsvrtsrs In the
country. standard makes eGa1ntsei 70. on-
y-sr. soid and rented everywhere. ,rnd for
bargain and rental rate card. The Typewriter
Exchange. 1s " S:ath st. ST; Louis. No.
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MEANS MUCH TO PURCHASERS

Ia blg piano that ls p-rssaa4ly selected BY
tie a-zlsr. at present. we EAv- over 10 piaro<
s~ectei BY cur NT Boyer ar Eastern. tr.p
os over ten ~e.ks tone. touch anf .I--zfsiret
sound boa-is Al enter into q selection l.ks This
sne u vii rAy you u Investigate. terms
easy any ? BETER & son
srA
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Mrs. WarTance and Madge 6rayme,

Private home: coniE~reats. sic: sdopffnu z
desired. perfect seclJ.soa: irrexuiarfr t-.afsc
part pav in work. ladies' IN trouble cau or
write lI6sA Olive Phone I.T-C
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RUG SALE,
We have put sale Ia.s week a r.-k-1!fl-
sale % Brussels. y-l.-;s. zHs...uFt-r rlEs thaf
y III b odd fo- less money than acfua. cost Co
manila r-grsr
Ko-oTn-s:z- v-Iv~-s. worth e now .... s. g
Rl-1in-slx- brussels. war-h 81. r1N s. 81.
Room size sr.ulnsf-r. worth - -. ms. j. -
LASGAS * TAYLOR : q n 90
~ Washingtln AZ
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
s>~>ee~~~e~s>~>~ssrss>~
ABSOLUTE care -tvsn TO moving sforzEs
~-ckinR. shippinR hossehola Roccs etc IJH
prices Kin n lZ- Ly0nz. IL Oliy--
AMERICAN storage sEd Moving Co .lis
Oiye-NOving. 5aca:ng. shipping. al storage u
,e3aEate ICONS bo.h ph9Eas- W n I-aascA!>
=. H rORTMAS Storage aas NovinE @ -
Separate rooms: low price, rritah'- nj :
and storage. .sli 1s-- ave. phone y i.I-
BONDED warehouse. Henry G vs.. Wl=Es
Storage And Moving co. I5i2-is Frank!
money advanced wner desired. EialOca - -.
SOUTH SID storage aad NOV nx Co. !pI-l-5
sien-y d; Bel ssitney Is: kinlocn Etctor sg7
lANGAN 4 TAYLOR
SIOsAUE AND MOVING 90
Nea warehouse. Iszg Washington ave 81 pr
sate rooms fo' storage. motEpFoof carp-t-ro5rI. {.
cheapes. Insurance IN II. city; YOU hsv. aCe-ss
10 your room. Al any tine; all moving. paes.ias
and shipping guaranteed; money ADVANCED. I.
estabiiste! Isn Ping up "a Main .s5- and
get our rates We have no S-anchss
ET0Rlce ABSOLUTELY FXREPROoF. NV
for saf-6e-y.ns Of furrItgr-. pi4nos. tFll4zs.
vslusbles. boxes. etc: strictly nrst-cIas. rosiaz
PACKING st.pD.ng. etc Our .r- iEsCrzrc> .
loSess- Ao5ey advanced snip Toods oGr cars
Estimates Zee. &c: rates Both phones. Ix=7-
q Olive p u L-onori Auefion a STORAGE 90
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AGENTS AND >aLEsNEy.

AGENTs AND >SEEsNEN.
Statesmen.
oRGANTZEPS-NJrs On leads Ict=H work.
hpst!.rs; 80 week 5l9 De SatS b1-l-inE. -
Louis
SALE-19AN-s ga1I live saI=-r1an 20 S-H %
rhr trade E11 E2astsI ave
IALESSME.S- -Exrsri-need cIa;HInEN sai-sn1ea
Werner Bro. Republic huiisiH=-
sALEsMF:S-TW. g8Sd She saI.srl.1 81
M.ss1uri ave. East - L1uis- y y E-1i-y-
SALESMAN- Young slaa as eaI--ruzu N q
StCrs: familiar with sporting Elu4-. HI
-. Republic
SALESNtsS- Travelling men % handle sid
linz: mems H@czwear. good money Apply room
E2s. Frisco Iu!ldiHE-
SALESMAN-F.x- .=r.-rl-l sauu= rraE f.E sgs-
r"-. cheese snd fresh meat i-DsEJ-..r-- clIrsl
Grocarg Co. SIS L0cust
SMAS-Pe-araaeut I,osi;i1u cor a zgod
uian. Wori.'s ProErsss E4H. 60. D--eS -
LIBERAL AIS building. EKT0sti7n-
SALESSN AN-Trave' sai-srnru- waoIesal.
reckyeaT factory experience not u-=s-sTT
mus; D- good salesman Apply room 5e1 Frisco
building.
sAI.ESylN-FTIt-eIas- -srisz7na1 fJ- Mem
rhiE Whoiesale Hgugr rcIsa fG- : gth.7F- Ne
soIri and Arkansas. have some .-r1hlisfet
trade. only fh0s- who can furnish lrst-- las
references ne@-i appIg- furnish references with
application CT: - ETpEbiiC
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

EXCHANGE AND BARTER.
~~>s~sses~sses~~~~.~~ss~~
FOR Sale OF Trste-Eish. ~--uisheG r0or1s.
aiw-ys full: rert -. VIVA; have ycu7 Sps y
Sixth
FARM. improved. ~ Louis EifT sx-
change Suburban horn.- HH ~. R-puh.ic.
FOR Sale ESchsnE~-A ihr~--s.-r;ioa. SD
acr~ ranch. IN the o>.r cattle-rzisirs section u
th. country. near san Angelo. Ter. mild win
te-s: ~ f--cine. and above quarantine. in .E-
sEts.isE belt and VIII kTov orions. ranch tn--
prov>rnents: State school land: buyer will hay.
20 live or Il al least sir rlor;hs longer. worth
5: per acre cash. ziil erchsnSe t0r city n
town property having 4 rental vzi-.- A1ares-
J. n. T~sesrd-n. Nin-oiz. Tex
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RISiNEss EOK sAIE.


III SINS Eon L sALE.
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=. VII 'slr 3 a,Eu. taIsaa~ oa. time -
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GFoCEBY --G SaIo1a IN southern part q
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90 GRO s!:Y E :o..f ,5i-pi.i ,.t, g. p s.,sss. .
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E,ff an 49, -, On e, re
TEss.rs 20 IL y sis5h
anI warren. bsrEa.n L -oIa a, ones. owner
widow. cant st'-rd 70 y. IL is2 Republic
HEi:E : .5sr eHzno- for = goao saEsaia:
sven us-. furnished. Essaey make io's
M.------. .--i--5 l-.---l-
rooms. 1-l' 81. Iae1-na q. 20 noah. owner
HOTEL = r.5T,.- SO r-zi. d9sn;5, Va E5ogi
Ll.iness HiNsy- -o--t Ell 7. FRANKLIN
I.IT.II-y ----Tl--.5 ------Irr -S7,--- 70 cons
T-ii-i a. .-..y. 80 - bs-rsir in rifJ, can
IkI,iF; lI.i...Fy st9F.- go loesiioa: ss;ao-
a5- i...i@s5 s.. bsy.. "a aru. elective IA
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1lAIL~oHDEE and civ business. barsain- !
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aI 1-s-, s1i vs~sa vii 50 -seaP i5 ar ivoles:
Hlg-- .-l - g.ek 80; I,el- AZ
NEAT as s--s-s.I- make: N Sor1h =. l
Lruls .!af-= fas Mistress 70 rsu-p.iItiar. !
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h4hit,Hts aFs-r-s = : Cfr!sr Hslvs-a Arr
NIcE. sls.5 -;gc.. % h-Fd~A-'. a--' ioe.'ioa
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Lusinrss. 60 : 3ToaGe1zy-
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DENTISTRY.

cheap fe-t.s.s buf 20
and eer reliable vcrk low
g; nEie.a op<s sally fros
iro" s!S sfi sofi q. a. ana sHhe,'
Personal
ssssne~>~.-->>.---,- --------------~-->---.-.>.
months. rather tall; has hlsIk hair. snail
-car on tight sic- % had. vore a e.rk hla~
F-,to-s RAT. black shoes. his Tar-.is and sister
are gissins 70 bar , % rs wasEsabGgi.. 7r-n
n: ali answers kindly received -.--A CARO-
irlE estiYs;inz: ref p o. Box 20 81 IIogis
M CAZEAI-N- -. Wsshin.ton. treafs iTrez-
ulsritis. and all ezra. troubies. = yssTs est-
ERGO TANSo /. guaranteed 20 reIiev. sup
pre-slon: & boz DL. C.EesuI. =. Nashi--1E
FOR .eoD'i99anFitns sssy siri r. SIS La
GOLDEN SEAL: 8. per box .ssI Washing
ton ave
LADIES' my regulator never tails eemp.-Je
treatment free STs. 2 stsrr. -. F-snkhn
LADIES Win no, r-sret callinE on ~. HoI-
land: confn-Tlents. lowest prices ifl7 Y -1th.
home of exp-riencad physician: strict privAcy:
moderate rates. JE is0 R.public.
MARIE DI'RANT. elect treatment for rAsu-
raA,isrn. var,r baths iZsli- Olive. Op@E eveng.
MRS A,, scHRoEDER receives oOnHneaasa;s:
ladies. call - frankl!n.
MRS BRIDGES - ofhce hogrS 5 % !: 70
medicine 5ss Iacieie. 9 Issl I-indeIl ssS
MRS Or SMITH. 800 Eas-ca: a.--0iu;. -.-
f@:ian fsasanabis ' B..anoh. @ @ sst hcea i.D i;'
SOMEONE TO sdoi, nr. tu-elv. r. u.
hlrnd blue-eyed boy baby. z1zIA Olive.
MRS. N. DIEHI.. 1905 y. Jefferson. receive.
corHn-rn.nts. adoption {: desired: ladies call.
Or. Dennis fs f.su,.H @.fa.1s.aP foss..g .s,, az,
clan and surgeon. conducts the o-ly r,sp~S.st,s
sanitariurn for confinement In this city perfect
secluxior. and hc-re comforts: trained rurss
IrreFt terms; all female trouble, .kIilfuiIy
treated Under absolcte guarantee. ladies' Nh,n
needing 5 specialist cone or write me
Nse Warranea and Nadrn cyavmo
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RENT PIANOS.

9. s. . q Ter uonth. bssf stock. !ovsst
pri-ss HEADEf ~ Fizno WL-.Oy-as 'ul2
O.fy~ -. ?. 81 smith. mfr. !. Z WHITAKER.
ny
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SOLVE THE PROBLEM

In purchasing you yisno. 20 AZ 9ne- 70 =
old reliable dealer. Sho. yO1 s--l. hsS done
much ousli ~ the piano bzsir..- any
or J. y-zrs rsaks- confident rhs, csa Co
81 ~ sr.t see : BETER x SJS
arI
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TEN CARLOADS

This r--zns 10 piand~ za4 ovs-. 10 k.-p from
cruvg.rx nor space viii ,acTrl= our
--r0n1 gods. ii-Ss follow these oo.g-ars this
~e-a r HEYER 4 SON
ART
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Agents.
PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNER. with 80. % invest in Co1-i Pay
Ing business. The Royal cafe - olive
PARTNER: On the best and hisEes: -rstaI-
rant in 81 Louis. always crowded. Neril's
Fair sc7-r7e. want man vita 500 n act a.
cashier sI7i -ranage help. 1916 Washin-f1l-
PARTNER TO assist in Promoting tis
,lesneEt. most attractive and prcdtsAl@ bust
ness propOsit'0 On in - - u sls g - 70
81 90 required Vforld's Fair srIsrrle. refe--
.ncss- Hi IA. Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13

ALI. 90 any part 4 u-tnam aIus.. m. flr
Tsstlsfa. rt-aE Efs - E-plflr
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FIRST-c'LAsS Een;kTzen's xf54sis: coaster
brake, Ike new: 81 Diaaona r. sio.e. 81
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WANT to buy lav. medical and ether g
kooss Dan IirnsAr. tooAs~iier. 81 MA-xsf
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Houses AND FLATS FOR
SALE.

SALE.
Ns>>~~>>.e->~.---->~.>
ELEGANTLY furnished fat: four roorns:
-ezS rahte o,Te- refuSsd- --fSA olive
EVERYTHING r C and clean in a s--oor1
Eat re7i hsrraf-. thsr- - furniture enough ,cr
six rOorrs Fs : Jefferson
LAFAYETTE 7sseA-EIEht nicely furnished
ruSrus. all modern improvements. chap. half
down rent t4s.
FOI-R uir1lv furnished - s1ls. cheap. leaving
the city. -. " Tve1ty-tzirt g.
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clan and surgeon. conducts the o-iy Iesp~T; ;sb .
sanitarfun for confinement In this city r<rrect
seciusior and horne comforts: trained rurse
icrest terms. all female troubles .klilfuiiy
treated under absolcte guarantee ladies' Nh~u
needing specialist come write me
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-06-09
SEVERAL CRIMINAL CASES.
Present Term Of Addison County Court
Promises 10 he Long.

MiddlcburN, June S.-Court came in this
morning ut nine O'Clock and the case of
+. l.. Fish. receiver of Farmers National
bank ". iiuldah Olin. was resumed. Mrs
Oln WIS ON the stand all the morning
This is A case where the receiver is trying
to collect an assc SSmcnt on some ten
shares Of stock and there IS a dispute
of whether it is hers or her brother s..
Tho case is bcins strongly fought on
both sides. f. t., Fish appears for the
dotuuct bank and Judge W. IT, Bliss and
W. W Rider for Mrs. Oliu.
Tho Indications are that the term VIII
he quite long as there is quito Il number
of criminal cases. some OF which doubt
loss will bc tried one that will 20 sure
to com" ON is the robbery case against
Daisy Wrisht, Who Is under in lictmcnt
for grand larceny. She was tried at t.c
December torn. but tho jury failed To
agree since which time she has hcon
confined IN the county iaJ. An uthar case
OF larceny is that Of William Tyr"l, LII
liam Cove. William Durfay, William
T}radloy. Frank Gilmore. Charles ASH
and Matilda Chair are charged with
adultery John ponah with assault with
attempt to kin. and Ralph Douglas, who
is detained ST tn" state hospital II Wa
torhurv Dnuah is also there hut viii
he brouLht into court during the week
as physicians say h. is not deraugod
Court came in at > r. m. aud tho testi-
muny in thu Oin case was all PUT in The
lawyers made their arguments and the
judge Will charge the jury Thursday morn
ing The Judge dismissed all the iurymeu
except those sitting on this case until
Friday morning at nine o'clock,
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RIES Vol. /. BURLINGTON VT. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1904

survived by an infant son two years old
and one brother. A. Il. Clark. The bearers
were Mr.. Sturtevant of st. Adams. Mr..
Sturtcv3nt of Wcybridgc. Erwin Gullcy
of Richford and George Thomas of this
town. The Rev. H. ~. White oillciated.-
Prof. Charles Wilmarth of New York is
in town with his sister. Mrs. Luman
Scogar.-"Danicl." the black stallion. he
longing to Henry Bodctte. fell down re-
Gently and broke his leg. lie had to be
shot--As Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Noonan and
Mts. Cassius Warner and daughter Ethel,
were returning home from Nergennes a
short time ago. the king bolt broke in Mr..
Warmers wagon, throwing them both out
and in Iuring them some. The horse ran
ON To MIR. and Mrs NOonan smashing
their wagon and throwing Mrs. Noonan
out and hurt her quite badly so she had to
he brought home on bed. DR.. Water
man was called AMI she is doing well Miss
Belle Baker of Worcester is the guest of
her parents,-rhc Ladies' Aid are 10 give
an ice cream and strawberry festival ON
the evening OF June - at the home of
MI and Mrs. NJ. A. smith Mrs. win
Wood is entertaining her mother. Mrs.
Putnam. and Miss Grace Putnam. both
of Worcester. .-- Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy ana
Mac started ON Monday for St Alhans.
rhcN also intend to visit friends at other
points, II Noonan Of lufalo. y. ".
is in town, hoinS called here hy the seri-
ous illness of his mother, Mrs. T. Il.
N0onan.- Grand View Grange postponed
their meeting of june on account of tho
funeral of Mrs Dora Mitcholi.-rhc La
dies Aid w"rc entertained on Juno | hv
Mrs Ella Smith and have been invited to
hold their next meeting ON Juno 10 with
Mrs. G. H. Marshall.-thildren day cH-
crcisCs Will be held June T..
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IIolzcl Misses Fletcher. Haselton. Tuttlc.
Stanley. Grow. Booth: reading, sslecred,
Miss Lillian Bishop: "Praisc the rather"
Gounod, high school chorus. The music
is under the direction OF Miss NJ. Nellc
Hopkins.
School commissioner y. II. Macomber
has awarded tho prizes of pictures which
he offered to the scholars in the third pri-
mary school They were as follows: In
the third grade. for clcancst and neatest
writing book, Eva Bonchoir. greatest i'm
provemcnt in writing, Rose Sharbino; for
best writing, Gordon Wheatlcy. In the
fourth grade cleanest and noatcst book,
George Paio; greatest Improvement in
writing George Patcnaudc best writing,
Cccil Churchill Tho judges were Miss
Cora TnrboX and Mrs. b. NJ. johnson.
\ memorial service for Mount Mansfield
Lodge No. Is. X " T.. will hc held at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday. The
mcmbcrs OF tho order will attend in "a
body.
Mrs Adelaide Nichols Of Denver. Colo,
arrived hero Tue sday morning and is
visiting ut tic home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
II. Place.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. T. H. Moore Of Larahoo's Point
and Mrs. w. ~. stokes and Miss Eliza
beth Tottingham were in Rutland ihis
week.--B. 4. Nottingham Is visiting r"la-
tiNos III Manchester in the mountainS.-
The entertainment on Friday evening by
Miss Gertrude Alice Hogan WAS very
fine hut very few were in attonl;tn, &c.
Mrs. T.. : Brown went to BurlngtOn
Saturday morning to remain until the col
icCc commencement.
Mrs. Frank Waite of Stowe is here visit
ing her daughters Mrs. John and Mrs.
Grant Baldwin. .-lt 'hildrcn's day will he OBJ
served next sunday June T. in tn" Con
Grcgational Church.--A sail boat was up
set at Larrabeo's Point by the high wind.
the occupants. lady ana gentleman, were
rescued with no injury other than a
wcttIng.-Mr. and Mrs Davis Rich Of
Hartford, Conn. were at the Lake
House last week Mr.. Rich's great grand
father was one of the carly settlers of
the town. DR. and Mrs. Rich and Mr.. lY-
man Rich Of Saratoga. Mr.. and Mrs. Noct-
right Of New York. also Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Reed of Boston are at tho Lake
House.
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MT. MANSFIELD TROUT CLUB.
Annual Meeting and Dinner In stowe
Noted Guests Present.

stowe. June S-The annual meeting and
dinner of the Mt, Mansfield Trout club
was held at their preserve in upper Ne
bruska to-day. There was a large at
tendance of members of the club and
guests from about the State About l01
pounds of trout taken from the lake were
served at the dinner making Il repast fit
for a king
The business meeting WAS held after
the dinner and n. T.. Brigham of Mont
peier was elected president of the club.
Dr. Brigham has been one of the most
enthusiastic members of the club. devot-
ing much time to the improvements which
have been made during the past year.
The club voted to allow the members of
the club to entertain guests at the club
house and fish in the lake.
Admiral Charles Clark and Admiral
Foote Will visit tho preserve in July and
with their families will spend two or
three weeks there.
Among those from out OF town present
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RICHMOND.

At q republican caucus held at the
library room Wednesday night delegates
and altcruatcS were elected for tho CO. an
tv convention. \ resolution WIS unuu-
uousY past instructing the delegates
elected To USE all honorable measures to
nominate 4 7 Stevens for senator on
3D." south side. Delegates to the state
convention are as follows: u H.
Towers. w O. White, NJ Murphy,
altornates. j q. Fuller. 10 ". Fay
". r. Flagg; county delegates, F..
q Nichols. f. r Freeman, A. c. Kerry.
e. W. Howe T. 7. FlagS, l. J.. Townc, c.
s Goodrich. r, s Towers; altcrnatcs, T..
\. Rhoads, NJ Murphy, r. w. Gcrmnin. u.
l. Ring. NJ II. Dimick, W. l.. White.
stephen Riggs, NJ o. Goodrich rho town
COMMITTEES is +. A, Rhoades. Bert An
drcVs, q. r. Judson.
Martin Gleason, aged 81 years. was
found dead in his bed last Sunday morn
ing He had not been in good health tor
some time. The funeral was held from
the Catholic Church "Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Gleason was a man much respected.
He was for many years ovcrseer of the
poor lie lived with his son, Patrick
Gleason.
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WINOOsKI.

II is rrohabe that a hearing Will he held
soon before Judge Munson. as chancellor
in tho petition Of tho town of colchester
asking that tho Burlington Traction COM
panv be required to remove their tracks
on the Winouski bridge to their original
location. 1t viii be remembered that last
wear when the new cars WNrc lUt INTO
service the traction company found ii nee
cssarV to remove the track eight inches
towards the centre of the bridge to allow
tho ears to pass. rho town taking cNc"p-
tilu to this the matter was referred to tn"
State board of railroad commissioners
who decided in favor of the company Sub
ScuIontlv the town pctitiuncd the courts
tn ltiv" tho traction company replace the
rails in their former position and the case
referred to . chancellor.
license Commissioner Fred Muirntt has
rendered his resignation tO the board of
.cloctmon aud tEcy viii hlvo q meeting
soon to appoint his successor. Mr.. W vol
rutt Resigned some time Jso lust prollnUs
t. tho issuiua; of the iifth class lic"rs"s
and was prevailed upon to remain IN Of
f." until tho issue WAS made. Mr. VOL
cuti d1 so ana has now requested that
a successor to himself b" appoint i.
Deputy sheriff Charles WarlWoll ar
rested George Iamorutaiu aud Frank
t;arucy yesterday morning i'm Tic yards
OF tho Porter screen Work.. Both young
mon were taken on warrants issued by
tho town grand iuror about My II. ac-
cusiur them ol tho theft Of Il quantity
ut l"Id and other metals FROM the prom
iSos of the American Woolcn company.
soon after the crime both mon I'lt for
lrlrts unknown ami were Not known to
l, in towr until pfficcr WIrdWoll W'oi-
2cutlV stun hlod upon th"m vrst'r lay.
Tho officer was coming down the hill on
BARLOW street IL company with - friend
and his dog In rnssnE one 't tic lum-
b.r piles th, Dog r.u in hrhiul the Pile