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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. O..
Washington D. c.. August %, l9O5.-Sealed pro-
posals win he received at this office until II O'CLOCK
NJ, September 7. 1905, to construct sewers in the
District of Columbia. Specifications and blank
forms of proposals may be obtained at thfr Office.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
parts Of bids. HENRY u. F. MCFARLAND JAZZ
j. MORROW (acting). Commissioners, d. C.
au22-6 eSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. G..
Washington August 10. 19o5.-Sealed proposals
Will be received at this othce until u O'Clock m,
Francis L. Cardozo School building. l street
between Half and 1st streets s.w. Forms, specif-
cations and necessary information may be OBJ
tained at this office. HENRY b. F. MACFAR-
LAND, CHESTER HARDING tAct1ng), Commis-
siOners, d. c. au22 81. eSu
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment Washington, D. C.. until TEN O'CLOCK
AM. September S. 1905. and publicly opened inn
meciately thereafter to furnish 1000, 900 pouuds
tsboutl alcohol for the U. s. Navy. about 400 900
pounds to be delivered at the navy yard, Wash
ington D. c.. and the remainder at various posy-
der and ether works Applica tioDs for proposals.
should refer to SCHEDULE OF. Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application TO the navy pay
Office New York. N. Y. to the Bureau II. #.
B. HARRIS. Paymaster General U. s. n.
au1S-1aw-2t
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THH
District of Columbia, August %, i905-Ordered,
That section IL of article Y Of the Police Regula-
tions of the District of Columbia is hereby amend
ed by adding thereto the following. to be known
section 12-b thereof: Sec. 12-b. All articles,
goods, wares, merchandise materials all We
hicles shall be securely placed thereon. and
uncovered vehicle carrying articles. goods, wares
merchandise materials shall be loaded above
the side sides thereof to project be-
yond the hub Of any wheel, without a permit from
the major and superintendent of police. HENRY
B. F. MCFARLAND, JAY j. MORROW (Aeting),
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia. 1t
NOTICE TO MARINERS AUGUST 10. 1906
Notice Is hereby given that the channels through
draw OF Potomac Highway Bridge viii be cicsed
during erection of draw span. commencing this
date, and that all vessels passing through bridge
will be compelled temporarily to pass between
piers No. and No. Z. being span next draw on
Washington side Of channel. Eighteen feet of
water can be carried here at mean low tide. this
minimum depth prevailing for width Of one-ha}f
Of opening on side adjacent to draw, the opp6-
site half shoaling rapidly to about ten feet depth
at pier No. 8. 1t is suggested that masters Of
deep draft vessels keep safely on channel side Of
passage and that more than one vessel attempt
to pass through at time. r. L. HOXIE.
Lieutenant Colonel. Engineers au21-8t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-DEEBLE CO.. 1919 L ST NV
18th and NV. IL rooms bath. ........ $i25 90
Flat. 1876 III ST. ne, r and b. b........... l6.oo
Flats cor 18th and c Sc, tr. and bath scpa-
rate concrete cellar; Inside fats So 80: Ger of
alley. S25 cor. of G ST. x27. 80 au23. If
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-sAIFsNEH EXPERIENCED IN HAN
ding Typewriter novelties, TO sell the Simplex
tabulator. SIMPLEX TABULATOR Co, AL 9th
st. NV, Washington, ID. O. lt'
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MADAME CATHERINE. wAsHINGT0N'S FA-
yorte palmist and card reader. 0io New York
ave-; readings. % and 30 Sents. 3e2l-9ot
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESNIAN FOR WALL PAPER AND
decorations; one with knowledge Of drapery and
upholstery preferred; must be hustler. Make
application in own hand writing or call between
and O'Clock. JAMES Is. HENDERSON, sd5
+ St NV, hu<f-ot
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wANTE1-ROoMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD BY REFINED
widow and baby In private family where baDy
will be cared for during office hours; references
exchanged. NJ b., Star office. It,
WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN
room and board with private family; no board
ing houses Address, with particulars, Box 147,
Star office. Ru24-3ts
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AUTOMOBILES.

GASOLINE AUTOMOBILE RUNABOUT BY AUC.
tion Ratclffe's 800 Pa. ave. NV, Saturday,
II o'clock noon au2.i-3t
FOR SALE-OLDSMOBIIE RUNABOUT NEW
last August; has 7-h.p. engine; hub expan-
sion brakes complete, with lamps, tools; in
perfect order, $500. W. j., Box 49, sta X,
Baltimore, Md. au233t'
FOR SALE-AN OIDSMOBILE OF LATE MOD
ell; In good condition; only sold because the
has time to it. For particulars
call telephone Main 1929. au233t
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FEMALE.

WANTEI-EN SALESLADIES FOR
millinery. ribbons. neckwear and laces; Others
must not apply. MAYER BROS & CO, 93T b
81 NV. au25-ot
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s KANN, SONS & co. OFFER UNuSU-
ally good Inducements To young women
having had experience In following depart
ments:
Bargain Tables, Art,
Ribbons, Toys,
Books, Stationery,
Toilet Articles, Notions,
Suits. Muslin Underwear
We VIII also need young women in other
departments for the fall trade. To those
proving capable permanent positions ami
good salaries offered. It's unusual
chance for ambitions girls to secure posi-
tions where merit VIII be recognized.
Apply 10 SUPERINTENDENT between 8
and 10 al N.
au22-1t
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THE EVENING STAR,
APARTMENTs TO LET.
BERKSHIRE

FOR RENT-SECOND-SToRY APARTMENTS ON
near 18th me-; rooms and tiled bath room;
furnace heat; yard and cellar; $3.50 each.
au25-l4t GEO. w. LINKINS. 800 10Th NV,
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IN THE DE sofa, 18TH AND MASS. AVE. NV,
desirable Sroom and bath apartment: from
Sept. l, $500 per month. w. L. BROWNING,
416 9th st. NV. au25-6t
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WANTED FILTERS AND All
teration hands for cloak and suit department: :
no others need apply. MAYER BROS. & Co,
g3i 81. NV au25-at
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WANTED-A wELIrRECOMMENDED WOMAN
Tor housework mornings and evenings. for small
family, and take laundry home. l4is 18th st.
n Zee
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WANTED-.A LADY BookKEEPER ADDRESS
Box lGT. Star office au25-2t.
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WANTED-WEII EDUCATED. WELL-DRESSED
man. 81 years of age for floor walker; must
he resident of this city and know the people OF
Washington thoroughly by sight. Address Box
152. star office. au24-3t
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX-
perience in paperhang!ng business must be well
recommended and industrious. Address Box 15S,
Star office au24-3 st
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wANTED-MALE STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
writer; application to receive consideration must
state salary expected. Adress Box 15T. Star Of
flee. au243t"
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WANTED-POSITION AS GOVERNESS, SECRE-
tary companion; college graduate will give
good references. Address Box 13, Burke, Va.
au233t'
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WANTED-AT ONCE. TEAMS FOR HAULING
material Report ready for work to GRAN
FORD PAVING COMPANY'S WORKS. 2632 u
81. NV. au23-3t'
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WAN1ED-A RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework In family of three; good wages Ap
ply al once. 11l0 Florida ave. ne. II
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FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL 4-ROOM, ALSO AND
5room apartments in the Coywood central locs
tion; close to Franklin Park and cars.
H. L. RUST,
au25-tf,5 COS 14th st. NV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

br. James Wilbur Chapman. the
most famous evangelical In IN
Warlt. and Nose Goldsmith. ieas
ot seattle.a tenderlolu. shook hand
Thursday nlEbt over a 49, elSosss a,
private room - tssa - rnuagL DOR.
alter, which Is Il. tsUs assso,@ os Fan.
restricted district
Tho meet+asg paOs voooIa gosOsn
miles % see.
ar. cha s-sssAo. ast$yes % sosa s.so.o.
cat sur - hias't. iHnnoefm ~ a0sy
leNc'rYl esasi In ass ~ issg go sa.sslps, ts
the poruY f0Fa.rc ~ the hog n.Dtn
below the line. frssssa w-s.aso 6uuss
aud tie Rnd fn. f1.assss.s. ss.p.s.srsgs NJ
Rik a. caarpta
The writes pasfes the sehaswasaas
evangelist o. the STRAND. wteh the
partE we're Rev Charles slels4o. the
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business. II I dld not run thla
place. some one else would. and
venture that It 1Spuld be a good deal
worse than II = now .
4 am married. have u fnmfrJ and
I don't believe ! am 40 bad uR tTsy
paint me"
No said the evanRolNA quietly.
az he looked frankly INN the face
OF his new friend. you don't look
IKE bad man" h.
Gdrasmith then conducted the
party through HE resort. We stood
for full half hour on the little
balcony overlooking the dance hall
below which presented n scene Of
absorbing Interest.
And while We watched tie couples
Woiff about 20 the tuus Of Meet Ne
10 81 600 r Me.gs eo1{asooIls told
q'Vt soSqai 0suQ MI UOOour dqciUe aiosOsu% oVOnp
iOoc1S :. OdsOsao ~. t6us % rnna i 100
- 20dOt you'd sauo tegOuOue1 'oodo tsgeo
~. ouogs n oInOp OK l'obOos peo.ctrots
Olqpogow b. asos06 Ou.sa.
q 4 a.ogoH 80 ~ 90 pofs@. arc % sou.
oueV4Vo aVf 81 gN 10 NOuo FN9eVsAA Ou9l9 F''f
Wl1osas aast. baesae p =. .0.oulh 2 re- IN
S0oa esoO. OF tJ.Qis, wohgW wapi aQd'usst
DO caote@ s'Or eauploY. puar will we
bgsos pasgs " b.a b0gs not tssas4o o sou. .
s1Qpstss b'.:6or. Nuud ks.nTHa wfs& she
o. ba edsaslsr8dOass.
sFqM&e ane tano chooses off tAaa
Wau&soaa h1aae seaoos. ~ tbu.um waa'k
on Nsoa siaa1a. DO a Hp@W on n tar@l af
Toasge htsad Tfssg lp.s "a re5rahar asl-
nug tu asssit haH 10 theslE ccaaa ss rs
aaaEgs, Fhp re5 work or a adFbslly
e0nrSuAE a8a:n hHs.H tlaag u t1 ssrg. Dor
eueh soft drink ttu.Y aoN ihay re
eesYao ~ per ee@4. hsd estsh tinae
rlQey equase with saa@ tlaeg Rat
check good for 10 cehtB. E.speh
daaes coasts Ehr HFaa % aoaabR
"'Fhe wasno.n Rru e-u1Rh7ssed stm ply
10 sttmhha4a the sale a soft arinks
ans 10 act aa part nors Ii the aaseea.
Not 0ase 81 them b allowed 90 leave
the tlaateu autn Il b clBaea aHa 20
b0isbeeeua e@udaet ~ toaeVasbea.
.s'flr1a p3ase.' cantLaurea Gota-
SMITH. has beoH brnndea ~ n dive.
TkeB. Nay AK. What N ass we
call the other p4aceaf -
Tho proprietor Of the Strand con-
Quoted ua to TIE exit. hAoodS hands
warmly with eRCh ~ the party asa
We went cut isio The night. % be
oarecHed into by a druhkeu sailor
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months in jail or d fine of 400 ~
the district court today. Mrs Myfa
MeTenry was sentenced - tao
wtlhoiE ~ doFa or tiTA fine. There
~ great excitement M The sem
frnep WAS suspended pending good
behavior. Judge Wilson w8Iled
the crusaders 10 refrain from q
loon smashing ia this judicial dis
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labor evangelist. G. N. Aiken. thu
musical d.scceO@; Frso Butler. tho
l"aoso N.os.a1os. soVo .sos aguat sport :
o.. sdstus OS T'osa sOuu-.
Nnlc.u, DO sa..et tho .usup. Cold
500 va hs-. chas8saus s.ss gald. Il
aaa 30 r:.sseousi4ly si.Ulc0dS s.sus FOR
o'Ol kaU0 efrca - tho t.oO5adOsr. e
Aztec tasa party ha.s entered Gold
fd'a.ff% . o@l1oc.. bad besu letroduend
% etsca os..e 40 d lsOS H.hahe.o tie big.
nroa ssgspa ~ Nose Colds u.ita. tho
two sssoo s''ou. fapsoga tbr0uRhau
ts-e las . pr his cadsvers.usn OF thou
- s-sbl nf ao-sta. tho n+bnr kaoWn the
senEfs uss hseasts OF s-entlc AZ the
boss Of ~ tesacrlosa proceeded
To Size ose AsutkuT up.
Both were embarrassed.
Tho evangelist felt the distinctly
foreign environment into which ka
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hat entered. and the coarse laughter
% vumen which penetrated tho
Goldsmith sanctnm. and the strains
uf Seminole which drilled IN from
the big dance bail. disconnected the
duffuF
Nose Goldsmith vas ne badly rat
tied Ia all his public life ~ 20
years and more. this vac tha first
time be- had been huuofef Hith a
purely friendly and social Wait by
such a renowned leader Of religion
= am GLAD to meet yun. dr
Goldsmith" said Dr. Chapman
same here" returned the pro-
uristof % the strand.
noth men we're suarriuE Tor sind.
= came here "a tell you that Ne
appreciate your generous offer -
your tbcater and that we accept The
same
Glad h do t.
They eyed each other narrowly
but there was nothing uuffiendly
Ia their eyes
The little group ~ revivaliats and
newauapefmen watched the scene
with interest.
II vas decided that the night Of
the big revival meeting tn The
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Strand should be next wednesday
night at 10 30 o'clock. that Dr.
Chapman aud hia rcFtyaliHia. rs
well as a male quartet. including
Frtd Butler. would occupy the
stage.
And say exclaimed Goldsmith.
enthusiastically. eTtl advertise Il 20
beat The band. III get a blk ban
uer painted and send out Invitations
20 every man and woman IN the dis.
trict Wen have a thousand people
here
Suddenly DR. Chapman leaned
over toward Goldsmith and said.
~Arn you leading a right ilfsf"
Muae WAa staggered for a miuuu.
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aud HIS gtiii more drunken mate. ~
be ogled by painted wo(7s and
eyed rurloualy by tho Regular
habitues Of the district
Or IApman uncovered his head
took S7hg breath Of fresh air and
simply said
Let's go home
Aud not another word would khe
famous evangelist say uutiChe
reached tho portals of the Hotel
Warrington. when he sAfeuded his
hand 10 the writer With
Il thank yod. You have given as
an opportunity which rs glorious ln
its posaibntg. That meeting IN the
Strand next Wednesday night Will
be- grand"
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SuinnlHg's SpccIa ~

rA,.s prices are pleasing FOR
ar snalinssS The quality u the
-, s pieaslng for their birnesa.
=. wlll have more specials neat
- snt n order 20 get these
we,lals you must bay tomorrow
re Ne IS Yale Steel Case. Fasco
nnlsA. Mertlse Lock. per doscn
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NIL -, s,' me inventor Of a new
J. - eashlng fine or -four koid
ds'les ~ ,.,ssirr demonstration ef hts
eaa'ih ,,t4,v ane4uoan. nHovS
siale =. 4s,lta for the special purs
raas =. .ssurlnn ghe fine arpeHita
50 sht shl btaeh. n miles
& w. " Fgaritrv THAT the fine
hs..e ,..s. ln ire sand az that point
fe' -. lnoau faf years bet ma
l.. : ueaaa % sA'ia'ues It has
sssa discovered. {
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e ssisy 20 slly iaue1 an
le.5 .n Is che Traction compts
sssiariar hfa contemplating
- 4z.nslFuclIon 81 parallel line
E -. ~ railways ~ or3er O. c5tcet
49,, municipal ownership and
g. psviur the esorhiitnt pHtccs
ss..i IS The railway companies
= ,ssss nnes ue said DC was
= ,aar experts tHi iesal author
=. - thls end tn view
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Everybody should turn out SAT-
urday and come down and help
yourself 70 the Boston great sale.
Mems $500 suits taG5, $3.50 shoes
Ass, $3.50 hats csc. 800 shirts
foe. gse socks roc. Take advantage
Of thla extra sale a. tfe pike street
between FIRST and Second. -
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what 90 7 think 81 the .
. coming revival meeting Ia my .
theator.' repeated Muae. after :
the party bad left and he had .
a sought aollee behind the white .
. clouds Of a real good perfecto. .
. There will be something do =
= Ing.
"The trouble with most Of a
= these evanRellatlC meetings Is =
that they haven't the material 4
Nine ont 81 ten people In the a
q First Presbyterian church last .
= Night we're Christians before =
= Or Chapman came 10 town. =
a Nine out Of ten people who 4
= will attend wednesday nights =
A meeting here will be heather. =
That's the difference. =
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~++++++ &E%*~44++++#%+
ny REV. J. VI LBuR CHAPMAN
Nose Goldsmith il a study.
a u he Il In
he Il happy wel-he man-tha head o. monster beo-
hive where &
And Jet. help llkug him.
appearance n he
you straight In The and the q
sorry that he II where e.
And wonder At a whois 10 stay there.
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,ae b. setlnE fancy Iowa
- fsr aac nuund at Cow
-. sfars nant fbrsrt nuJ eut
- efess on meats.
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No ase bad ever ASKED him that
before ilo met the gaze OF the
evangelist frankly. and replied 10
quiet tone.
4 try to-"
DO you think THIS is the rlFht
Kind 81 lifegs insisted DR.. Chap
man.
Or Chapman" replied the ten
derloln leader. Il have spent more
than 20 years Of ny lifs In this
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tomorrow by getting fancy Iowa
creamery for Roc pound at Cow
Butter store. Don't forget our cut
rate prices un ReatH.
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Dswn to 2se psuaa n Cow Butter
store. FIRST and Pike street Atao
fresh meats az rut prices -
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.sssssstsssss*ttttt t&**tsss*t*ssst

nv MosE GOLDSMITH
all rlght .
Anything I've sat 10
tell that wbca ~ y@n n ysu tee 4
different
Notice HIS
When no locks opened rp
daWa In seul and
heeuing aauia is bis husineaaand he knows 10 T"
Although maintain that do a place al
mit that the doctors little talk with vii help
better establishment
= a 4 q 4 q 4 q = 4 : \ 4 a = 4 a
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DIR. Wilbur Chapman Made Tour
Through the Restricted District

'~s WoNIo RENOWNED EVA NGELlsT, ACCOMPANIED nv
DAN DEAN THE STARS SPECIAL WRITER SAW rAu
SIGHTS BELOW THE LINE AND WAS MUCH lMperssrp
WITH TH1 OPPORTUNITIES AFFORDED sis FELLOW ne.
VNAL'srs Fo~ DOING GOOD WORK rHeae
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TlsEp oE HATcHErs
WICHITA. Kan. Apii 1i.=Caffie
20 iHoga @sH HoHtanss-1 - four
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Get Our Special Prices
on meats tomorrow and don't for
vt that the fancy Iowa creamery 10
Town - 25e pound Al Cow Butter
store. Firaf and Pike street go
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Mems Derby Ribbed Under
wear. in blue. pink and
brown. regular s5c value,
while it lasts for. 3Sc
Mems Double Breasted and
Back Pure Cameis Hair
Shirts aud Drawers. Just
the thing for Alaska, reg
ular SIS kind FOR $50
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SATURDAY DRUG SALE

IT PAYS TO DEAL AT LANe's.
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MEMS SUITS.

Regular So go Suits for s2.Ss.
Splendid black worstcds, IN
sizes % TO -.
Regular 500 Suits for S. 10.
Brown cassimcrcs, ia sizes
20 TO a..
Regular 5000 Suits for 81 IS.
Standard navy blue. IN
sizes 80 TO Il.
Regular SILoo Suits Tor
S5.3s. Neat black ehcviots,
in sizes IS to a..
Regular St2.5o Suits for
Ss.6s. Strong elegant mix
ed twecds, in sizes - to 81.
Regular $1,000 Suits for
S67s. Popular diagonal
sergcs. in sizes 81 to 10.
(All suits fitted perfectly.
free Of charged i
YOUTHS SUITS.
Brown Mixtures, regular
$3.50 Suits. SOW $3.50
Black Stripe Suits. very neat
and rnl,by, regular prict
81 81. now ..s..,S A.73
Popular Gray Mixtures, neR
patterns. regular So. so
suits, now a..#... 81 %
Strong Double Texture Mix
ed Suits. new styles, reg
ular price $I2.5o, now
........ .......$ 6.SS
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.Ey1I.dIEI7EA

| soz FIRST Ave. Next 90 Entrance.
~ rs.t...sa.. ss,Is4..ttsf4 80 af.eso
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i,lHnins's Satisfactory Store
no ssesad Ass.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-03-17
WEST ADDISON,

Herbert Day of Waltham spent Sun
day in town.
Matt Ryan of Moriah, N. Y, was in
town this week.
Miss Addie Moorby is visiting relatives
in Mineville, n. Y.
George Fisher has returned home from
school in Moriah, N. Y.
Charles Fisher is in Beekmantown, n.
Y, spending a few days.
C. A. Patten is visiting relatives and
friends in Westport, N. Y.
Mrs. Albee Merrill of Burlington has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Darius Vanderhoof of Burlington
was the guest of Mrs. Frank Titus last
week.
Will Sprague is moving in the Newman
house and Herbert Benson in Will
Adams house.
Miss Ethel Fisher of Beekmantown, N.
Y, who has been the guest of Misses
Alice and Pearl Fisher for the past two
weeks has returned home.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-03-17
RIPTON.

d. w. Smith and Frank Leno are up
and about.
E. II. Smith has taken the Samuel
King place,
II, r. Noble has been appointed one of
the justices vice S. d. Damon resigned.
r. f. Noble has resigned his position
at the Inn and goes elsewhere at an early
day.
The vote on license stood twenty-five
yes, and fifty-four no. The Register had
it 80 to %.
G. j. Robbins has so far improved
that he was moved few days ago form
". ). Huntley's to the home of his son.
The ladies got up dinner at G. A. r.
! hall for the benefit of the Congregational
society and Melted about eleven dollars
and fifty cents.
There was p very enjoyable party at
A. a. Fletcher's few evenings ago in
honor of the twenty-first birthday of
their son Walter.
While coming up from East Middle
bury on the 18th, Mrs. Fanny Huntley
was tipped out of sleigh and sustained
a sprained ankle,
r. f. Noble is moving away from the
position he has held ut the Inn to the
Halliday farm in Middlebury. We hope
that he has improved his status
U. =. Aing is having serious time
with finger that he broke week or so
ago but did not know it at the time sup
posing the hurt was in the hand which
was injured while cutting up wood at
the mill.
W. E. Cushman went to Lincoln a few
days ago apparently enjoying usual
health. had a shock and died the after
noon of the 18Th. MI Cushman was
born here some over fifty years ago and
has always resided here. lie leaves a
widow ana three daughters.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-03-17
GRANVILLE.

George V. Wilson is little more COM
Portable.
Frank G. Ford was in Mddlebury on
Monday on business.
George Ford has gone to Hancock to
live with his daughter, Mrs. George Farr.
Mrs. Dana, who was reported sick at
Mrs Lambs last week is on the gain.
Henry A. Briggs was in Roxbury two
days last week on visit to his son,
Orrie Briggs
c. r. Bagley is in very poor health.
He is of the opinion that he has had a
slight shock of paralysis.
While Frank and Glenn Wilson were
hauling wood on a dray last Monday
they had narrow escape from a serious
accident. The runner chain broke which
let the load down bill against the cattle
and had it not been for a tree that broke
the force the oxen must have been killed.
The tree had to be cut down to liberate
the oxen, which were badly bruised but
no bones broken.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-03-17
SHOREHAM,

Mr.. F. S. Platt of Poultney, was in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Moore visited in
West Rutland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moore have gone
to Springfield, Mass, to visit.
Albert Smith and James Moore are
confined to the house with grip.
Major and Mrs. Baker of Crown Point
visited at MIR. j. G. Moore's last week
Mrs. Laura Smith of South Burling.
ton visited friends in town during the
week.
Bowman Nottingham of Sandy Hill,
N. Y, spent Sunday with his father, A,
E. Nottingham.
Mr.. John Voss died Friday. Mar. TO-
aged 80 years The remains were taken
to New York on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Voss of New York
were in town last week called by sick
ness and death of Mr.. Voss father.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Morse of Randolph, is quite i'll with
pneumonia at the home of his grand
father, Mr.. Chas. Grandey.
There will be am entertainment by the
'Swiss Bell Ringers in Academy hall
Saturday evening, Mar Is, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Benevolent soci-
ETY. of the Congregational church.
There were about forty present the
Grange meeting on the evening of the
10th inst, and class of eleven were
instructed in the first and second de-
grees, On the 9th, beginning at : 80
2. m, these candidates will be initiated
in the third and fourth degrees, after
which, short literary programme will
he given and light refreshments will be
served. 1t is hoped that all members
viii bee present to assist on this occa-
sion