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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20
WANTED
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS FOR

light housekeeping by September 18TH
West at state street, ur east sid" Of
river preferred. Address y. Il. c., Jour
nal office. aug lIdlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20

A FARM OF 100 ACRES MILES
| from thc city. Will cut 30 tons of hay.
| Coed buildings, good land and good
| bargain. &. s. Fugg, 8 Summer St, Au-
| E'lSta. augl5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20

ADAMS HOUSEHOLD LOCATION
newly painted and repaired throughout.
Everything in first class condition. In
Quire of Geo. ID. Haskell, Cony st.
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NO. OLIVER AND NO. REMINo-
II FOOT LAUNCH A BARGAIN sH.

ton typcwhiters. splendid condition. low
prices Address 5. y. L., care Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk.
No cooking. Call afternoons or evenings
at us Grove street. Miss Wray. july21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20
A FIRST CLASS SADDLE HORSE

Address, giving description and price
I!orseman, Kenncbec Journal, Augusta
Maine. auSl.dlW'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20

housekeeper in a small family. No chill
dren. A good chance for the right per
son. Address Z. o. Box 43, Augusta,
Maine. j12dtf
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FOR SALE
A PORTABLE sAWmILI CONSIST.

ing ~ engine ana boiler, circular. edger.
trimmer. blower and planer. together
win m buildings. VIII be sold cheap.
Amply "a Murrcl * TOtman. Fairfield
Ne. nup17d2mns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20

Bargain at s1ll0. Other houses and real
estate. House lots. Brick yard. stone
quarry Can sell your real estate. +. Il.
NeWbort, 2G9ia Water st. augidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE

city. Farms in Augusta and elsewhere.
In l1alloweli. a double tenement house in
good repair. with nearly an acre of land.
guSta. i25dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20

HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESSES,
wood. gravel. loan. dressing and filling:
Frank B. Lee Co. m19dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-20
GOOD WOMAN TO ASSIST ALL

ar0nnd cook and help about the kit"htn
work. Good pay ana st. aiy work till
Oct. 1st Central House. Belgrade Lakes.
auglJiSIs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINUED from Page 15.)

Continued from Page Id
Fund without interest.
was passed by the following vote:
Yea-Aldermen Rossi, Stacey, Smltn,
Warter, Grouse, Ehultz, Alderman
at-large Pfeiffer. NayWNone.
The following:
Whereas. the contractors paving
Gordon street, from Rector street to
Madison N with Warren btu
Iithic pavement, have completed
their work in accordance with the
contract, be 1t resolved that it be re-
ferred to the Commissioners of AS
sessments for Street improvements
to assess the costs and expenses OF
said improvement, as to the TWO
thirds thereof, upon the lands and
real estate benefited by said improve
ment according to the actual and
peculiar benefits to each piece or
parcel of land assessed for said I'M
provement and report the anne 10
the council as required by h char
ter.
was passed by the following vote:
Yea-Aldermen Rossi, Stacey, Smith,
Warter, Grouse, Schultz, Alderman
at-large Pfciffcr. Nay-None.
The following:
Whereas, a petition with reference
to compensation of the police officers
has been duly to and granted by
the Board of Aldermen of the city
of Perth Amboy, and
Whereas, said petition requests
that the question of compensation
for the police officers be fixed and
regulated by an act of the legislature
relating to compensation of police
officers known as Chapter 10, Laws
of New Jersey, session of l9O5.
Therefore be it resolved that the
Board of Aldermen of the city OF
Perth Amboy hereby authorize the
submission of the question to the
legal voters of the city of Perth Am
boy at the mex election and that the
city clerk is hereby instructed to take
the necessary measures to have the
proper referendum clause placed on
the official ballots.
was passed by the following vote:
Yea-Aldermen Rossi, Stacey, Smith,
Warter, Schultz. Nay-Aldermen
Grouse, Alderman-at-large> Pfeiffer.
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to amend an ordin-
lnce entitled AN Ordinance relating
10 the Street Commissioner" APP
proved August 81, 1873.
was taken up on its second and third
reading and passed by the following
vote: Yea-Aldermen Rossi, Stacey,
Smith, Warter, Grouse, Alderman-at-
large Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
Motion that the Sheridan street
sewer ordinance be amended by in
serting "twenty-four-inch" instead of
''ffteen-inch" under the head In
Goodwin street." was carried.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
CHAS. M. MCMILLAN,
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
FOR II TOILET.


When the hair splits at the ENDS
you can know that a good tonic
grower is needed. If you have moth
ing better to use, rub pure olive Oil
into the scalp, which will stimulate
the hair growth and inspire 1t to tone
up and be beautiful.
Regularity and depth of breathing
give fullness and purity of tone to
the voice. The well-modulated voice,
which impresses with it's calm and its
sincerity, is heard without raising the
natural speaking tone. Train your
ear to notice pleasant sounding,
agreeable voices and listen to your
own critically. A shrill, parrot-like
voice makes o fthe most beautlful
woman a trying companion. Just as
| the touch of a woman's hand should
be a warm caress, so should her voice
tall upon the ear with pleasantnesS.
A course of instruction in vocal cul-
ture will create a decided change, but
I vast Improvement may be found in
deep breathing and careful attention.
Fast talking and loud talking ruin
| the voice. Excitability is never be-
| coming. 1t is the well-poised woman
who receives admiration and respect.
The only foolish thing about beau
flying is hte who doesnt
pay any attention to it. When the
lines come and her mirror shows up
IN old woe-begone woman she VIII
wish she had.
A lotion which will prove helpful
in any ease of chatting or rash IS
made by combining seven ounces OF
elderfiower water, one ounce of gly-
eerin and one-half dram of boraX.
| Apply at night; every morning dust
the surface with a good talcum pow
der. Lycopodium is also cooling and
drying to a parched. burning skin.
s'The Man From Now"
Harry Bulger says that he gets
more fun out of his part in The
Man From Now" at the New Amster-
dam theatre than any in which he
has ever played. This is the way he
describes it:
Il am supposed to be chased about
three miles by a rube detective and
escape by hiding in a monster tele-
scope. Pretty soon | have a sixteen
foot tumble to the stage and the fun
begins. Next / take a drink of gin
ger pop and find myself blown up
with a building. / am shot through
space a thousand years and don't
know how many million miles, and
finally land with an awful bump on a
girls college campus. | shoot h
chutes, slide down a helter-skelter,
sing fourteen songs, dance a horn
pipe, tell three fables and crack eigh-
ty-seven jokes, kiss thirty-seven col
lege girls and one professor, am froz-
en- stiff in a liquid air refrigerator,
ride an auto in Screamland and fin
ish the evening with a roller-skating
stunt with a 2%00-pound partner who
knocks me owe and sits on me. 1t
is simply great"
Mr.. Bulger will continue to do this
comic stunt until Saturday night, the
10Th inst, when this merry musical
extravaganza will move to Chicago.
No star playing in New York has
been more talked about during his
limited engagement at the New Am
sterdam than Harry Bulger, who has
a very large personal following in
the big city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
Only True Ttest.

The greatness of the soul shows
itself in the service of the life.-Anon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

Good Counsel Ever Welcome.
Good counsel never comes too late.
From the German.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

Pigs Eat sesHMg
'gs have been known ii kin and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Mnsactanidlter ErOfcGor.

Oorf, 20. September -
llnter Den Yailo9ieren OcS geItern
aus Bremen bier an9cfommenctl
IanlpierS yWarbaroiio" beiinoet id,
Der orocntlid)c EroIellor Der Staats-
naturalization Or. Scrmonn Sdimo-
der bon Ser llniperiitGt Bonn, Der ais
Austouid . Eroieiior an bic bieli9e
.Golumbio . llniuerlitGt" gebt, 100 or
ben gan5cn 8inter iibcr &orleiunger
bolten miro. Giermal wohentlid'
miro er in engliid)er Sprofe GolleQ
balten mo ouberoem nod i'm Semi-
mar uortrogen. Sein Saupttbemo
miro Sic Gntluidelnng Der oelltlder
@robinoultric uno oes oeutidcn San.
OclS" iein, pp5l iif icin Spe5iolfad
Sic 9ejicbungen Der ocutiden@roB
Snouitric 81 ocn 9anfen" sciellcr
miro.
Yroielior Sdrmader mar id)or
einmal in Den Ser. Stnoten NM
spqr I'M Sabre 1898. als er lih biel
@rei Monotc aufbielt, nm Die Srgu
niintion oes biciigcn 9orien. uni
@unfneiens 5u ltuoiren. Nod been
beten Gorlcinnscn miro Der @elebrtc
Scr Aniongs April micber in Bonn
iein mllB, Den Siiben mo @eiten be
rciien. nm bos 2anO einigermaBel
feunen St lernen. Ob er alld) al an
beren 9iloungsanltalten beruflid
tbGtig iein miro, lit nod nid)t ieltse
Itellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Combination uun Yapierfabrifantcm

Gbicago, 81, 20. september.
- IS gilt in 6od,frciien ais felt.
itebenb. bob zines neue Combination
Der grobcn Observation-Disclosures ocs
9anoes IN Der @iloun9 be9riifen lit,
um Die grbidatt oes in 0ol9e oes
befnnnten Observation-Disclosures IN Ct.
Taul, Minn., in bic Bride gegange,
men Yapiertruits an5lltreten. Man
glaubt ieoohl baB Die Serren oicS.
NAL in Der @ntmidelung ibrer 9e.
triehe Den gcnod)ten 6cbler nermci.
oen u1o Die grobte Soriidt paIteu
lolien merben. Bon Dem alien Yrin.
sip, bic @eih1iie Der einSelnen Ho-
pierfabrifen ourd) cine Central . We-
icllid,oit beiorgen ST laiien, miro ab-
itano genommcn meroen ul0 ieOe So
BRIT miro ihr @eifdit duf cisencsSalIi
beiorgen. 10 Dab man cs gcldGitlid'
nit lauter iheinbar u%nabb0ngigcu
1cieIlidaitcn 5u tbun but.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

Der bon oen Suilerien olts ltotifin-
Den. 6iinf5ebn Gonfurrenten linb
I'M Seloe. SroRf 9. 2ubn nno San.
tps-Iumoltt meroen Imerita pertres
ten. Nnitott 9oloIt m%ts5liperfen,
Inn leincn 9nllon 5t erleidJterll, bat
SontoS- Gumont iein 2rftihiif NIT
eincm Wotor uno cinem Yropellor
ollsgcltottet, mittclit mcld)cr or iid)
10 langc, mic m0glidL in Der Suit
bultcn fam.
Ncutroliiirung BON San
0elSrouten.-
Wailoitb ., 20. Sept.-Ier mid.
tiglte Sori6log, Ser in Dem leit Dem
10. September bier togenoen iiini'
5ebntcn s-Gongreb inter
brcitet luuroe, aebt bon Gr-Senutpr
Slopo Chamberlain BON Mtaiiadil-
let's aus, melder IN elmer Nniprad)e
Die Neutrdlilirung allcr trunaotIonti
l6en Son0clsrouten befiirmortcte.
Scin Sorl0lng mur0e lcbbait er0r,
trrt nn0 cine Arobe Wtcbrbcit Der &c.
lcgaten itin1mte ibnl 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Die Sdifibriidc i'm Stillcn Mecrc.

TaIiagiere Ser .Wongolia" beiinoen
li6 mobl. - nWanduria" gebt
nah Nogoiofi SIR Gcparutur.
W iomop Sslono, 20. Sept.
- Gas ioponiihe Shulid)iff Zinc
gawa" lit icbt bart ncbcn Dem Eaci.
tic . goltoonpicr nMongolia" Der.
onfcrt. Der am 16. September altf eli
mem Hiff unpeit Miorpop Sslaub &c.
ItronOet lit. Cine Ien0erung 1T ser
Gage ser nMongolia" lit nift einge=
%trcten; oas @etter fat iif ebenfoGS
nidyt g%eGnoert. Die Yaiiogiere oes
0ampfers beiinben iid) ale wobl. Die
uiiatii6en Tailugierc iino g%etrennt
bon ben onoercn untergcbrndt. 4Qe
ianitGrcn Arrangements iteben inter
Ser Gontrolc zines Warine . arsteS.
IS lit 9laeS gut orgdniiirt.
Sonolul II, 20. September. =
Ser llmitono, baB Der Gompfer
nWanfuria" nod Nagoiafi sur SIC
poratur geionot miro, lit oarauf SIT
riid5ufiibrcn, bob in Son Srancisco
alsit1noe an ser SageSorOnllng iino.
Ger erlte Oiii5ier GiqSburp bon Der
.Wonfuria," wclber pGbreno Ser
Vcraltnas 3 SperQtioneu 0es uenann-
ten Sdifies ihlimm perlebt morOen
mar, gebt ieiner 9eiierung eltt9egcn.
Ger Sransportoampier rHoiecrons"
wuroe nod Wiopap Sslano geionbt,
nm bel ser 6lottmndung oes Cant
piers vMongoIia" 9eiitunb 5n %leiiten.
Gas &abelibiii nHeitorer" nit Gapi-
tin Metcali uno oelien Hettutgs. ZIP.
purat an 9oro miro glei1iaqS oabin
ubge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Mnni,ipalc Ncmcrpcriihcrmna.

SoIpofe, Maii.. 81. September.
= Cir Spc5iolsGonlitc Der bieiigel,
M%lNcrncn rid)tctc cine Wittbeilnng
be5iiglid scr @cgriinbnne elmer mt
niSipolcn 6citcrpcrliderung oil Die
&crmoltltnacn iGmmtIider Stdbte II.
Srt'doftcn I'M Senot. Iieielbe be-
ltcbt IN Dem Seridt zines lofulen go
mites iibcr bic Nngelegenbcit, pel-
der oili cingebenbcn llnterindungcn
bcrilht rro Der GinLobnng sii einem
ollgcmeincn Gorpcnt, mcld)cr Mn.
fnngs Sftobcr suiommcn trctcn ipll,
I'M bie 0rogc 81 oiSfntiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Gulipa's @abl angcipd)tcn.

Gbicago, ST.. 20. September,
Die NmpGltc BON Alfreb 9ias,
meld)er porgcltcrn BON @ilbnr q. So
lipn bel Scr 9Gucrbung Inn bas Amt
bes tSiibrers Der 3ionfirhc geihlagen
murOe, inoem er MIR ieds Stimmer
mo Solipa 1906 erbielt, reiften
bei'm 9unoesoiitriftsgerift Elm Iifi-
bauit cin, IN meldem sic @iiltigfeit
Der @abl ol,gefoften miro. Gr be-
banptct. bel Scr @abl ieien piele llu-
regeIm0bigfeitcn, Srrtbiimer uno
Vrl,talit1ten pooefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
9teue YauernframoIl c.

Ooeiio, 20. Sept. 9olern'
trolpalle, Die einen grobcn llnliong
onlobnncn iino I'M Iorfe Spiiogora
ousgebrotcn. Sitter iino ourd) Scn-
gen unb @renncn 3erlt0rt lporbeL
ullb iolt oQe Srtabeante ipilroen
pcrlcbt. aoiodcn, iueld]e bcrbcigcrll'
len murocn, pcrboiteten 300 Der I'm.
iu0itifter. Ger Generals oupcrnelir
bat iid nod Scr StGttc Der llnrubell
bcaCbell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
NcmfnnblGnocr Tiidcrciitreit.
Mebr Sd)iiibrilde an ser &iiite BON
2obraOpr. = Yoitoampier Der.
mibt.

ct. Sobns, ". g., 90. Sept. -
Ser amerifaniife Warineidlepper
.Eotomac," ipelder oieien @inter an
ser @cltfiiitc BON 9teufunolano pGb-
reno ser 3cit Der S6ringsiiiherci
Ticnlt tbun ioG, lit bier aus @lou-
cciter, Mnii., nit Erof. Ilcranoer nl
@orO einmctroiien melfer ais Ser
trctcr Der amerifaniihcn Siid)erei-
Gommiiiion nit Der Nuigobe betraut
moroen lit, sic omerifoniifen Slide
rel Sntereiien mGbreno Ser fommen-
Den Saiion wabr5uuebmen. 3as
Sfiii ge6t morgen nod Der Ban Of
ISLANDS.
Nod imner gc6en Hahrid)ten iiber
ooS llnbeil bier elm, meld)eS Der Or
fou BON letten 6reitag an Der aiiite
bon 2abrooor ongerif)tet fat, nnb es
lpllroe %befnnnt, oab bier meitere6nbr-
5cuge Sdiifbrilf gelitten boben. Del
Hegicritngsoantpfer .Eortla" betlit'
oct iih olii Ser Seimiabrt unb bot
210 Shiifbriihige an @orb, wcld)e
CT an ser Giiitc bon Labrador aufge-
nommen bot. Tas Ypltboot .@irgi.
: MIA" bGttc ihon Dor brei Sagut aus
2abraoor bier einlauien iolen, ulto
man iiirhtct, boB eS in Dem Sturme
| Saporic e"rlitten bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

@iro milit0riid)c Srterpention
%notbmcnoig 10 mcrOen 5unGd)lt Mo-
rinciolDoten uno Wotroien %pcrluen0e:
pcrDe,. Gle Bon5eri6iifc v2on!'
Jana" .Girainio" unO n9tcp-S Ser
icp" iinO oircft nad) Supalln bcoroert
morpcn u%nitott, mie 5itcrlt a1tgeoro'
net morocn mar, in acD-Sclt OIL
neitcre @%ciiungcn 81 marten. SoIltt
Is iid id)on bolo ergcbcn, oaB Die
Miiiion 0es SefrctGra Gait crfoIglr&
blci6en Oiirite, 10 lueroen Die Ser
banOlun1gp nidtaoeltorpeniger nid)t
ulpcr5il9li6 %ubgcbrod)en lonoern
ctlpaa binnuagejogert mcrOen, nm
Belt fir Die Gomplctirllng Der &orbc'
|rcitungcn iiir bic Sffoprtion 81 &c
uinllcn. Won ~erludrtct porl1llfia
cine @inoitiIlc III 6npano, lno Der
Ginoruf, OoB Naca frieolid) perlulis
icn mcroc, miro gciliiientlid Oltrd)
Srn. 5oit uno icinc 9cglciter 9cf6r.
bert mcrDcn. Griolgt Der glbbtlld),
10 miro ona gor5 pIoBlid fonln1cn.
ErGiioenten Hetie II dl
Banana problcmotid .
Sic 9feiie ocs YrGiiocnten Noolc.
pelt nudl banana oiirftc lpeientlif
bon Dem Niia9ong Der Negationen IN
Sopana bcitimmt iucr0cn. Iltt8e-
0ebcn lit Die Socc oicicr Hciic fcinca-
ipcNs, abcr man bat lid) I'M 6lottch-
Icpartcment nit observation-disclosures
iiir 0icielbc nod nidt bcfuBt, oa Dor
crit cine Wcnge oringlidercr Sad)ct
III crIeoigcn iin0. NSm Noplgatlonas
Niircull muro bcnlertt, bnb bic Gore
bcrcitungen iiir bic Er1iiOcntcnioGyt
crit hciprodcn mcrhen milrocn, nod)-
ocnt Der Er1iiocnt bier in Mulbing-
ton eingctrpiicn. ErGiiOent Hooi3'
pelt miro am 1. Sftobcr bier crlpdra
tct. Gic Banana Snbrt miro etluo
5uiid)en Dem ). uno 10. Sftober sur
fonmen. @ta oabln, 10
olullbt nan, miro poaigc alorbcit
iiber bic in Cuba 81 untcrncbmenoen
Sd)ritte bcrrlden.
8eneroISun It on in @ab f.
ington.
@ nbingto II, 3. g., 20. Sept.
. General Sreoerid tSllniton fnln &C.
itcrn ollf ieincm @ege nud) Cuba bier
an uuo miro, bo er lid nidt Dor
Sonntog sbenb in Campo cinid)iifen
fam, bis Somltog bier blci6en. Gr
ipeiB nod nid)ts 9eltimmtc9 iiber oie
Sluitrdgc, mclhe er III Cuba crbolten
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

Nobe @caaire, g., fam es in
'Solge bes Iufreibcits bon 300
Daros @eleiien ser .@beeling unS
cafe erie . Vabn" ourh Yeoienitete
Ser ,Glepeldn0 unb Yittsburg.g abn"
apiid)en Oen beioerieitieen 9eoienIte.
ten 5lt elmer wiilten Sdlaacrei. mel.
dc, obmobl Nicnlanb ihlimm uerlett
.miuroe, Gin Hahipiel Dor 1cridt ba!
ben o%iirfte.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
Howe's Lifeorama.

Varied in topic and in scenes, Lyman
III. Howe's "IAfeorama,a to be given in
the opera house, tonight, embodies much
spectator. Realistic moving pictures
lead the imagination along pleasant
paths and through delightful journeys
filled with exciting incidents. One series
viii take the audience ON trip TO
the Alps, and for the hrst time we are
enabled to sit on a comfortable chair
and climb these dizzy heights. II was
q tremendous undertaking, making this
perilous climb, hampered by the heavy
motion picture camera, but the operators
have now arrived at the point where
they hesitate at nothing, and so we are
enabled to stand upon the highest points
OF the backbone of Europe end take
sweeping views Of the grandest mountain
scenery in the world.
Now for the contrast. We are looking
through microscope at the quaint deni-
zens of the insect word. They are mag
nifed and we look with wonder upon
their actions. Nothing yet devised can
compare with this as an object lesson
in natural history.
Morocco, now fighting so prominently
on the worlds stage, will be brought be-
fore the audience, showing the sultan's
army in review and in action, and the
strange people Of that far-of country.
1t is a programme thoroughly char
acteristie Of all Mr.. Howe's past efforts
and comprshends them ALA rapid Sc.
quenee of travel, humor, eomedy--all
that crime oY,r iuferaef and that will
Iinger long with every spectator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
Great Bankrupt Sale!
AT Segel & Brady's
THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE CLOSED OUT AT
ONCE TO SATISFY CREDITORS
A big cut in prices.

big cut in prices. Our fne-madc and readyto-wear
Clothing and Furnishings Shoes and Rubber Goods for men,
boys and children Doors thrown open Saturday,
March 3d. for the great Bankrupt Sale Nearly fifteen thou
kinds OF FALL Winter and Spring Merchandise readyo-
wear for men, boys and children be sacrificed in price
at once from 25 IS to so per cent on the dollar from the
regular retail prices and former values
This sale will last from 80 90 days. according to how
these mighty under prices will last We have arranged the
stock for easy handling and marked prices for quick sales
the stock must be sold to turn the same into
ready cash satisfy creditors and customers will
reap rich harvest by taking advantage of these big bargains
of the worthy kind Come to this Bankrupt Sale
Al goods marked in plain figures and one price to ALL
Respectfully yours,
SEGEL & BRADY,
Bolster Block, tt6 Main ST., Barre, Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New corset covers at Vaughan's.
New children's coats at Fits.

New corset covers at Vaughan's.
New children's coats at Fits.
Waldorf white waists at Abbotts.
Some more of those roc wrappers at
Perry's.
A complete line of 27.inch taifeta
silks at Abbott's.
Negligee shirts, new patterns. Just re.
ceiyed at the Frank MeWhorter Co.
store.
@. J. Abbiati has sold his house on
Beckley street to N. Battiggi and wife,
who buy for a home.
Mrs. Alice w. Emslie, widow of the
late Charles r. Emslie, has received
check for $4,000, the amount of in.
surance carried by her husband in the
National Life Insurance Company.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety win meet at the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon at $50. All la
dies having table cloths belonging to
the society are requested to return them
that afternoon.
Carlo Panera, granite cutter en-
ployed by the g. r, Bianchi Granite
company, and Miss Guelia Delfreo were
married Saturday afternoon at Mont
pelier, Justice Of the Peace C. DEF. Ban
croft performing the ceremony A wed.
ding reception was held in the evening
Isabelle Campbell was given a surprise
party by about 40 OF her schoolmates
at the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Campbell, 1876 South Main street,
Friday eevning. On behalf of the com,
pany, May Wood presented her go-cart
chair, and there were also other gifts
There were refreshments and games and
it was a happy company that broke up
at seasonable hour, all expressing their
pleasure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
WASHINGTON.

n. J. Fifeld has leased and taken
possession Of G. H. Bigelow's farm, for
one year.
G. II. Bigelow has moved TO the o.
S. Cheney place at the village.
w. c. Yeartaw has exchanged horses
with someone and is now driving a fine
chestnut
The Ladies' Aid society meets at the
school house hall Wednesday evening.
Supper served to oil at the small cost
of ten cents.
The auction at the town hall Friday
afternoon and evening Of the household
effects Of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clough
was largely attended and all the articles
brought good prices.
Scion Moore is stopping in town for
a short visit