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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

The report ~ the WashinEtaa
chndr~u-a Home Society Tor July
shows that a. thHdrrn have been
aided b the society During the
month 20 unfortunate little ones
Wrre placed in god family homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
ENGINEERS WILL
HOLD MEETINGS

The Pacific Northwest Society Of
EurlusafH Will hold lta regular
monthly meeting at the Chamber N
Commerce rooms tomorrow evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Basr euutains large drawer.
mounted with oaat bras han
dies Wurkmanahip and m
Iah 81 this wardrobe are first
class Ia every respect RcEu
lar price $500 today and to.
morrow .... ...... s22.Oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Tho complaining witness. Il ~
starr who charges efafnrld With
violating the aapstity Of he haHr,
was present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

coupon the ho free ainga for
years ais free photograph The sit
nga photograph ad by presenting th at
crpck Studio. nav Mari street between the hours OF
N a M aud + 80 p m. Thu radays Fridays
ne 10 child whose
picture be regular subscribers OF Tho
star. This Is good 10 all uuhserbcra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

a % tats. a sailor from the hasP
saff aHfaza tus HzE reported % ne
5safIa~ yesterday afternoon that hf
"a t.ssa robbed b. saHuuH on See
aa4 atruus of : ana aiaifaa1
fIar Wish be aafa 80 valued -
tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

t. 81 Louis ChIa5ro ard boston via
Grcat Northern Ry. AUG s. >. no.
Ticket pfficc. ffa FIRST ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

SEATTLE AND VICTORIA WILL
PLAY LACROSSE HERE SUN.
DAY

The Lacrosse came SUNDAY after
noon in thls city between Seattle
and Victoria promises to be the heUt
ever PLAYED la this section. Veto.
ria will have the best team she can
get toaethcr and the local line up
will b. the strongest ever seen reg.
resentlng Seattle The two teams
will line up a. follows.
Vf.fafFa Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

no you want a picture Of your
bone Sec EEEan a Ericsson. 1916
Frst avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

paias's Dyspepsia Tablets. Hagu-
jar Zoe After Inventory price
...#.......... ............=.1O DC
lngrau's MiIlNesd Cream. Hefu-
Jar price Zoe After Inventory
price ..s..s......4# ......=. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
toREouLAR Be CIGARS FOR pc.
AFTER. INVENTORY SALE IN
The Drug Store

Red Rubber Gloves, Tor hauHehaII
and other purposes where a
tough. aHfNlrsable glove lH re
uuirrd. 90 ali sizes regular
price 8 co. After Inventory
price .=#.......#. ....#..... TIE
One Package BLACK Flag Insect
Powder and insect Powder Gun
After Inventory price. both for
##.. ..##..... ###...###=.... lue
Family Fountain syringe. white
fisuf De iia haE Regular price
4sf After Inventory price f0e
Quill Tooth Picks. in tao slzea.
Regular &c. After Inventory
price =..... #4#............ Sc
Behustsrs Malt and Hep Tonic.
Regular Etr. After Inventory
Price ...t...s.tf rssss.. be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
$4,000 Wardrobe S22.oo

Can be had In selected hirdaeyc
maple or mahogany Measures
g a. &C., wide hy n s In.
high and 90 In deep Has one
large door fitted with beYel
French plate mirror 1SNi0 in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
$500 Wardrobe $500

Golden finished OAK Wardrobe
measuring I q In sidth and
n high iiaa double doors and
tao lower dfaNrra Interior o.
complete with shelves hooks
etc Regular price ~ this ward
robe la iis90 today and tomar-
row ....................st2 .oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
S71.o0 Wardrobe S43.50

Extra large Wardrobe. IN either
quartered golden oak. selected
hIrdHnys maple ur genuine ma
hoEHnY o. { T. . in wide -
a. s In high and 20 In. deep
Has double doors. eaeb fitted
with Freugh boFel plate mirror
1gKf1 I'M base contains extra
large drawer mounted with cast
brass handles Both ceiling aud
hat hooks are Of east brass
This wardrobe is made and fin
Ishcd In the best possible man
Nor. and o. "a strictly high grade
article Regular price f1i00
today aud tomorrow -. Si3.5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
Se2.0o Wardrobe $500

IhIH WHEIf0he . mHHH n ImIfH-
ton 0f san Domingo mahogany
n measures n m in. wide bY
E a. 10 In hiEh and is extra
deep = Inches Siuaie door
contains French beRel plate
mirror az15t in There % n
large drawer Ia base mounted
Wlth east brass handles Int
flor la complete. This Be-
r1umy wardrobe and the design
g. decidedly attractive largely
because 81 ita simplicity Rec
MAR price So aa. today and To-
morrow .... 80. .... S3g.ou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
5000 Wardrobe Ss.55

This Wardrobe la ~ poplar ln a
golden finish. Has double doors
With grained panels aud base
contains two drawers Uimen
HIans are 3 ft In wide by q n
. In high Wardrobe r. fitted
With bat hooks etc. and has
large upper shelf Regular price
5000, today and tomorrow ...
.............. ........... $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
$500 Wardrobe $3.50

mahogany Wardrobe. msasar-
ing f. g In vide by Z a. in.
high Door contains mahogany
voncefed panel There e. a large
lower drawer. mounted with
cast brass handles This ward
robe Is VOL made and highly
polished Regular price Sc
today and tomorrow -. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

This department has always BE- 90
tory place ln town 90 buy goed 81 Inl
cannot prove thiH 90 you unless You
SEEING D. believing All goods auar an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

DIUs . WdI uTUuu VU.EJ
This single door Wardrobe g. -
IN. wide and stands 6 n Q IN.
high. Shelf and ceiling are fit
ted with hat hooks Front ls Of
solid oak: door contains large
panel Wardrobe ls golden fin
iahed Just the thing for small
room Regular price tf075 to-
day and tomorrow ...... GG.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

This golden finished Oak Ward
role 8 Z n iu. aide by Z r.
Z In high IaH double doors
and tao loser drawers e. r1-
Era large. veil made. we'll fin
irhrd and nicely ofnameuted
Interior iH complete nth
shelves. etc Regular price
f2laa. today and tomurroo
.... 800. 49,. ....s.. 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

Gini6reibegebiibr Roit . &uf'
IbIag) s Gents.
&anoelSpopiere-Bodete bis gum
0epift bon 10 lln8en 5 Gents;
Bodete iiber 10 ltIiSeu idirer, 10
Gents COB gci6loiicn, ODER ridtl
nit g(usnobme ron Wunuicripten
nit beiioIger6er Gorreftur<9 oger,
Ierner alte oerIte9eIten Sa6en titC1e
urtenjte6eno) 2 Gents FRO llr3c,
nit 9f,i8nubne BON @riefeu in NoIt'
GtotioneiL mo 0ic RoItio6en ritt
altSgetrogen meroeuL | Gent pro
hinge. &oitfartCn, ic 1 grnt.
8meitcr 9IaIie.Eoitinhcn - Bel,
tlnt0cn, DicrteIjGbrlib o0er otter or.
iUeinen0e 8citiGriften mel6e ridlt
qroti8 pcrtGeiIt merort 3aS oGee.
5ueiue Gu6Iiflm be3a6It onfiir ntii
GiIcn6obn.W}arfen Ill Scr Rote bolI
je / Sent fir 4 lln3en c0cr GbetIe
Oooon, menn nidlt DerIiegelt.
Gritter aIalie - ~tgtorufte, fcire
0lanco. 9ii6er), Girfulore, on0ere
Qeorudte Sodcr, Gorreftur = 9oge1
uno bcifolgenoe3 W'onuicript, go,
Ientinc3, MllIif.N otcnbldttcr, SeIio'
tgpcS, GbromoS, Ylofotc, 2itbo9ra'
pbie'n II. 9corufte 2In5ciAen int &l,
gcmcincn i6mmtlid, .!uenn uidrt
p%eriieoCIt, 1 Sent fiir 3 llnaeu ohCr
iueni9cr.
8icrtcr GIaIic - 8aoren unt
MltItcr, 9lunco.9iid)s un3 Bopierc.
Gr5c, ole Sodjett meIdje nitt in IT.
geno elmer ser Gnoeren 9loIier ell:
geidIoNcn uno i6rcr Notltr nod,
nidt oei1brIid oOrr Ocrherblid fin
Sen SSnbaIt Der unoercn Goitia6cr
iino. (Gin ipe3ielc6 @eict ieBt oa&
8orto iiir SGmercicL Iblc0cr,
@rr3eIn, Gpr6Blinge unO @ilan3clI
ont Die Slate bon cinent Sent tlr i
3 ltn5en fcIt.) 6oQ5 b%orGenannt(
9lrtifeI ntflt mehr, ais 4 8iltno be
traeen, I Gent pro lln5e o6cr ocrer
9ruhtbeil.
TcoiItrotionSQcbiiGr fir 9rief'
lno ouocre @oiticnoungell betrGgt
Gents.
@oarcnpro6cu - Eodcte Bis 81
4 lln5cu . Gc1lt5; &odctc iibcr A lin
gen I6lpcr. I Sent iitr ie6e 9 lln3cr
oSCr 0crCn @rlbt0Cil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
&cr. Sanger Uun Baltimore.

NatptQlorticr; ,Nrrmouio > WGn-
ncrdor . Safe; omtirclocr 9r6ii-
ocut @cor0 6iliug, Nr. G13, Dit
6opcttcItroBc; corrciponOircnOer unO
protofoQircuocr GcfrctGr s. @iIIiam
Gu0enilt3, 9tr. 1928, Srlcon5ItroBe;
6inon5icfrctGr 6. Simmclbcbcr, Nr.
315, Noro-GocnitroBe; Sdotmciiter
$. Midlid. Gar. 7t3, @ornerltrobe;
Iirigcut 3. Mclomct. Scrlnmmlln9
jc0cn 5~ucitcn 6rGitag I'M Monat.
nNrion."
Soltptoltorticr; Stag . &nqe, Nr.
2O5, @ououcr-S troBe. SiugltunOe:
Mittmot - 0iri9ent: s. 6. 8ranf.
n&ormoSie."
SmtptQuarticr: Scr. Ala, @eIt.
6opctteitruBe. GiugItun0e: 9iert.
tags - G'iriBcnt: So6n 81. &lcin.
g0cruanio . MGnuerbor."
@ulptolturticr: @ermonia . MGn.
ncrfor = @ole, Nr. 410-4t2, @eIt.
2ombar0itroBc. Singitunoc: 9on.
nerltog8 - 0iri9cnt: SbeoOor Sem.
Berger.
n5robIim."
SouptQuorticr: 6robiinn 9aGe,
Nr. 1000, 6re0crid.a uenlte. Sing.
Ittnoe: Mittmod)8 - 0irigent Sobn
q. &lciu.
,Nrbeitcr = WdnnCrhor."
9mlptQilorticr: SlnOreoS' Salc,
gtr. 314, SonopcritraBe. Sin9itlnoe:
9omlcrltogS 9irigent Gbas. $.
0odlQlt.
n2ocllIt . 8oint MGnner6or."
@auptQuarticc: Builders SaIlc,
Gde Gubo- uno anoreItroBe. Sing.
ltlrn0e: Sonntags = 0irigeut Geo.
@. 80blmonn.
nNrbcitcr 2ieOcrtoiel."
&ouptqlarticr: Sol5' Soae, &r.
40S, @cit 2erin9tonItroBe. Sing.
Ihrnoe: WittwodS = Girigent Gbas.
$. 9od)ot.
rS6olia MGnner6or."
Suleptqltartier: Goigt's Soae, Ir.
1922, Sorioro-abenue SingItunoe:
Mittmo6s = @irigent Soicpb 8adc.
nMto5art . WGnnerfor."
Sauptqliortier: @roaomap . Sotel,
ode 9~roobtuap uno SrleanSItrobe.
Singitunbe: 8icnItogs = 9iriscnt
@. 6. Sdlo0cl.
nGi6enfran5."
Sniptolcrticr: 3orn's Safe, gde
S. unb 8ouobItraBe, Si9blunotoipn.
SingIturbe: WtittpodS - Sirieent
g0m. 8odner.
.Welobie."
Salptqltartier: 5. Hies' Salle.
gde 2opitrobe unb 9eloir : Morft.
Sin9Itunoe: 9onnerltags - 0iri'
gent S. aarolils.
u@crnlania Suartett . Club"
Sonptqiiartier: Meienberg'S Sa(e,
Or. TIC, 3oro.YacaltraBe. Sing
itunoe: 9ienItogs = 9irigent 5.
| Garollls.
nIetger . @eianeperein."
Sanptquartier: Soifmann's Sane,
2op- rnb SorreIt F. StraBe. Sing
itinnoe: 9ienItngs - Girigent S. 8,
| Granf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

9Snor "1%' uo'' !" ",o or,,s
I5nSo,,, ,'' SeNItl''lo''o" ~" ""''
= 3 81 %oetIallgrll'
uno we IT,
,,onoI poF'Woltet !" CD1J'"'s''
,onn4 y, tet1 @ertclI v''Seo";.9e'!,
,,M 'gs'tl oyt Sto'''' VI 3!t't!9t.'''
@a S1D "H@'a''otC 'ot l"I''l,pe.'
'9ollVn pllv'y FuIII pvI'9'''
mr,,s'' t"'' lilrti'o' Syl'e''''8v' ",
80 gu ol'FlelI. "''8VtIot''"sV''
ga,eS' quo Sol'o'', tGIlvi'I' p'y
$50, sylHE o'P'y'.''H1jt, 00''
Wnr Roso,,so,, oncr 'rrcmSc1
mc(9ho TM m,r,ic, ]oI,ihor+or
mir6 cin G,f, ,,f,tt n]rrIomot mr.
MILTON ;Erc,, Womcn
ctonh ms Mo;;n';, -, Nir GrrmNcr.
bi;bcr So, @.y ,no, qn5t62uicr
~cintroocn gini.,;,r, mrId,e i'd,
ncrmoncn+ ho5oi5;t "irNcrIoSien mnI,
fen n;i,,cr ;;,h y, n,,rYN rinrr g0riir
lpoitim;rnn 'T, ,riorhrrtc pcoi.
timotion IN Som0s,,jo 1nolit9nOio rnt,
boItrr If mig o]nocrot6cu. iih
hri,m Wci,,ho 5,,oIr;t mit ciuepr
To55c a, ncr;obo,,
m,,n, ,i,,
MuS[1nScr miilirn bel ser 9(ll.
flnft ltn6 BEL Scr gIbrciic 8diie Dor
luciIeu.
6me6en ru0 NormegCn.
Sciu BoB5mouQ.
0Gncmorf un0 @ciitun.
ocr.
0ct'm 99ctrctcn OcS qun6c8 ipcr.
sen feline 80Iic pcrlonut. Giocntbii
mcr ppli SntclS ms &oltbGuicrr
miiIIcn sic 9(uflnit ulO 9lbrciir
oQer Trcm0cn bel Ser Goli5ci onmcl.
Sen. Die g(breiIc fam muebhnocrt
nodl @elic6cn oeihcbcn. 49, g(uf ct.
IGhomoS 08cItinDicn) mcrocu bel
ser Qonolrno ebcn,ol5 feline @Giic
oboeforoert, icbod miiiicn 2hl5l0l.
ser. lpeun Iic lid, linocr, ais As
Shmoen 6oie(6It ]nliocboltcn bobcn
AIR 9(brciic iid cilcu 4So6 BON Sc,
SrtSpoli,ei pcridoficn.
Hrorfrcih rnh Wciitun
ocr
.n.ca. u+4 :. rr,;,u
eMs4"a nma m25,o :,
Sa.maot ,' y, m4;;, Otto ,%
; D,ag'' @n> - F"n0 "i,S( G H',,,g
49, ',,U o. 0%' 1919 r.u "y,o,
ns'C mt,"Ss%,'
'pa TI, 49,, Ss' 1910 %,
oL,sE,,S". IT. nm,on, -,
,,nX irror q ,,,,,a $500" wv
@ .h n,.Lx, g, ;G.a mN4sn,
~ s Wos, INK 1890,
ts''',,,, " JG;t n /, ,,,;r% :, Sa,, ,,,o;
,tn, GSnor ~ ,-om3,o,s ~
tro4tot 0;o 0E,so,tk,gs,oi ~ ~ ~,
fi,,f H,h,o to;,Srs,,u az, G,,, o ~,
GG,fo,thoH ,n;rS ars o,Stor @%r;t
81. 81" o,nhn.r;f;m $4,000
Tio om,oi5o f,,, at,a o;,,o mrr[$
rn,, ~ onSo, nSap oi,,o,, w,f, nn,,,,
,cino,, o" 1c,%ato. 10, or "p o.
,nirS ,oa Trnn, -, n,,rh, So,,H;
So, OQ;,tor ,nErtn,u ,nono,, fn;,
NI,,, ,,or[on,t S,t o,,noron 9Snm
n,a,,o,, ;oSah Of,.En%n,. hn,orhnn
Nrnio,. 9nnc ,ih fsoiiin,;ro, y,
GnMin%inn GCo;oo,T hc,tcE
foi, O{of,,no,,, Or,,f mnoNo
IInrnr Cmc5tinnipn fSnncr Sins
S,,nor ocEo,, r,,n f,,,,,rn, n,;n =.
ibncn bcIie6t. GS 6cItcbt oacr0inQ,
cilt ultc8 @cicb, mclhe3 @Giic Dor
iMrei6t, jc0od miro 0oS @cicb poll
ltGnoia mtBer 9(6t ocl1iicu. - 9lt
MADAGASCAR Gcmotopc) mil
fen lid sic 9GtSIGnocr in irgcno cine.
@ciic l%cgitinlircn. &GIic mcr6cn ic
oo6 nidt %pcrlonat. Ieiicn0c nad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

ten nidt fortQeben, Obnc mir elm y2(ul
WicoerIcben!" 3ugcrufcn 81 boben
Soft inijBr Sic, @inccnt, mcin acItcb'
ter 8rdutigom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
Huftmarfcn.N 9enrMren.
8eridie6ene StuottbeiIe, in Deldcn
9oIt-8ertbIahen ~oertouft

lUttUVT.
WeIonIe s. q. @cott.
UorfsJioob - Vurneu 3. .Supptngton.
GorfId5.gtpeme mo 9~arrtfon'StraBe No'
81. 2fsabe unO 9u1ttreOonsaOenis aouis
HGiHonIIur. ~
TaoTt'Gfrnr1lIe uub SobnlonsStrabe - n. q. G
S6eibt. -
G.. Irrnr. n.r
Trgf' 81, llntoHsgtoeuue (gBoooberrb) 49,
Clarence 8. 0tQtaus.
8rouoiuao uuo Baltimore%strnBe -- Seor9s
'unter.s tattun. oBcruipIOGHier gubu' - &
s. yrolpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

SrieobGic.
y2oitoon 9orf Cemetery" Office 81
@eIt.S orotoga -Strnbe.
0runocigcntbum8.Wafle
Yierce 6. Gugou II. Ncpbcw, Is,
2criugton.S troBc. "
9Gcfcr = lltcniiliCn. s
Ibc WDer8 & &id8 60, 104, Gin
Solporo.S troBe. 2.
9Gdcr. un0 Gon0itors@ crf5euge. g
N(ugilIt Moog, t05, &otobcr.S .raBe q
@allbol6 @Biircn II. 6enIterraDmeps
Otto 9itder & 60, 8rcliOent.S traEe
uao Ganton-Ipenle.
@ouboIs Gambler.
Clos. WottbetpS & Con, Canton,
gbelltc uno Albemorle-S troBe.
Geo. S. Sloon & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StroBe. -
9lcdl. llno cmoiGirtc S~toblmaareu
Iutional Gnameling & Stamplns.
60, 100, Sonoper.S traBe.
9ion1onten uno S0mudiadel1.
DC. S. Sppenbcimcr 4 Cons, 32Li
@cIt-9 oltimore.S traBe. !
s(uSlpGrti9e Ii. acknowledgements
0ompfmoi6ineit, aeiiel II. Glnmpcn.
@oaoce Stc6bins & Cons, Gharless
uno 2rmboro-S troBc.
: 9rogren . S1noIer.
8iIpin, 2ongbon & 60, 300-302.
@eit.2omboro.S trabe.
gngroS- q d tie.
Senrp Gnefelp & Son, 5, SIt.Brait,
StraBc.
Sumter = 8biSfep.
SO. 2onobon & Son 205-207,B eit.
Gomoen-S trabe.
&orburp : Hpe : @6isfep.
Siiber Bros. 60, 406, @eit-Gamaen
Strobe.
Gaffee = gebranllt ulib rneebrannt.
Sbe Gnterpriie Coffee Co., 52S, @ors-
galpert-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
SnIanD.

naniossGtlD, MtiolirL 2 Iaae.
gittle Rod, @rtall15, Tag IL S!nnter.
S SEc5 8 4 Tgir / I 953o6 5 SmIHSeu.
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@t en- rT Mgri Sior "a ! C t HTS ~ SiH"''"'
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81 F9ni. %inleloiq' ! Ian - StgitGgt
x5 loSan M MGIW ! : 9 991G;,sr
WuSInn6.
Nrcmcn. Q~cutf0lono. . 1oae.
Calcutta. Grtfit6 SnGien. so gaGl.
NcnlernTu, NrttlAze'illen, IL GaGe.
6inoiton", ldHoica, . ToGe.
2H8ern b1cjj lG 1das
@io5iau. 5%ItGianS, Is aaet,
so t5a'""'"' S''' 9''''F" %" SO'O"'O'"'
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Ct 3o9nS Nsntng0jaiN, I asas;
s6oncb. aniirGSI4n. 81 ioae.
Ser. Stotcn @el0anmci
lunaer.
gn>uetrunqen bis sui aBbe bon $3.50 iofier
. S s;lmSi@ fnnocn h5,r $3.50 biz $500 roftcn
. SlgnSiff.roep fiber $500 bts $1,000 toft.r
. SS mt .,.n MO, EN- ~ 6,s con 40 ,os.r
10 Gems. soooo :. sa6 : nn,,
70 'GSt S;fs ~ So :" 49,
is Gents. '"e'" ''F "'O0 w ~ 'V"
rs gctts. 4's'" A0'' S'O'OO ~ e'O'OO w."
20 Gent. ~ WV
% 't GeIts. "''' 'OO'OO :" 'O''O 80"
20 st GGSts nO'F $1,000 DIS $loO'OO i"''e''
Gnc,ior. MbEofrrur
o,. -. s., ,,;t .:.n. S,
1>'1 90 80 .,Io'",S' @' "ut es".. ~
%n'!t "''O .n
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-12
LUNENBURd.


Mrs. Palmer spent day or two in St.
Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Snow of Whitefeld is guest OF
her sister. Mrs. John Dawson.
Mr.. Moulton of Washington, D. c..
visited at Harry Days last week.
Mrs. Houston will soon close her house
and spend the winter at George Temples.
w. 6. King is at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bowker spent
Sunday afternoon in Lancaster. They
attended the wedding of Miss Bertha
Howe and Lyman Blandin at Lancaster,
Oct. 12.
Several hunters are seen on the streets
nowadays.
Several were absent in Guildhall, at
tending court last week.
The foundation for the soldiers noun
ment is being put in, in the park and il
is expected to be set up this week. The
dedica ton will occur the 10th of this
| month with the following program
Music, male quartet; prayer, Rev. Mr.
Kelley; presentation, Col. F. D. Hale
| unveiling, Vera Nd. Silsby; acceptance
Joseph Gleason; music, male quartet
reading. Mrs. Bessie Brown; general
| remarks; America, congregation.
| Next Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Kelley
| will give a patriotic address, to which
| the 6. A. R. and w. R. c. are invited
and all patriotic citizens are also cor
| daily invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-12
GARNET.

The lecture last Thursday evening given
by Will Carlton was well attended and
proved to be rare treat for Barnet.
The poems recited were varied and de-
lightful, many of them familiar to most
OF the audience.
Miss Lauretta Nutting of Woodsville
spent Sunday at DIR. Hazelton's.
Mrs. Sarah Trussell of Boston is visit
ing her brother, w. S. Brock.
Mrs. Ed. Smith returned to Boston,
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. S. Kenerson and a number OF
Others go to Boston this week on the ex-
cursion.
Work on the sidewalks will be com.
pleted the first OF this week.
Mrs. Claude Gilfllan visited friends in
McIndoes, Friday.
Rev. ]. K. Mckinley tainted away
while in the pulpit at the Center church
last Sunday. He is reported better.
Mrs. Lewis Hea1d of Littleton spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Sarah
Abbott.
Claude Gilfllan spent Sunday with his
family at Ned Abbott's.
Peter Goochee has sold his farm,
known as the Hazen Ford place, to
Church Meigs of Iowa. Mr.. Meigs will
take possession the first of November.
The price paid for the farm was $3OOO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-12
GREENSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse of Dan
the week.
Miss Florence Judkins Of Passumpsic
and Byron Wright of St. Johnsbury were
at E. K. Hills over Sunday.
Miss Della Ward started for Maine,
Monday.
Charles Aston of Hardwick was in
town over Sunday.
Rev. r. J. Barton preached at the United
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and at the Bend in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lumsden, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Wilson and Mrs. Martha
Petite leave town this week for trip to
California. Miss Emma Lindsay expects
co 60 to California within few weeks.
]. D. Olmstead goes to Durand, ILL.,. for
visit this week
Robert Marshall of New York is visit
ing his cousin, William Marshall, of this
town.
Mrs. Nd. c. and Nellie Ingalls, are in
Burlington for few days.
Frank ingalls, has bought the A. w.
Baker farm in Cabot.
Mrs. Charles Parker at Sunset Cottage
is in very critical condition from the
effects OF shock sustained Friday morn
ing.
81. ]. Campbell of New York visited his
brother. S. W. Campbell, over Sunday.
DIR. Wheeler and daughter of Bur1ing-
ton were guests at the Caspian Lake
House over Sunday.