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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20
ATTENTION. HousE.HUNTEEsl

WHY PAY HIGH RENTALS WHEN YOU
CAN BUY AN ATTR ACTIVE, WBLL-suILT.
NEW AND MODERN COTTAGE or OR
ROOMS, IN CHOICE LOCATION ON
EAST BENCH ON THE FoLLoWING
FRITSCH. no. 12 EAST 2ND SOUTH sr:
'PIoNgS: IND, Ta7; EELL. 3567. dsSss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20

Phone Duvall about that Wall Paper,
Painting, etc. You viii save money,
time and worry. Don 7 wait till spring.
w. A. DUYALL, 40 w. Cd So ST.
Ind Tel. llf5: Bell Tel. l145 &
Got your Christmas photos made I
shall run on half-rate prices all this
month Chase, 2I9 Main,
Removal sale. 30 pianos. New York
4 Western Piano Co., % Market street
McConahay. Jeweicr. 81 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20

IF IT'S REAL ESTATE ASK HALO
RAN.' i Wekt Third South strpes-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20

SAMPLE BARGAINS.
DAST SIDE.
S255o-6-rcom brick, furnace heat, electric
light, bath; IN fine condition.
S3600-7.room, hot water heat bath, toilet,
electric light, ino old.fashioncd fre-
place. termB.
S42oo-s rooms, bath, toilet. manssl. electric
light; terms.
SSoo0-Buys tNe rest-brilt homo on the east
s!ie, full basement, laundry, furnace
rooni fruit cellar, store-oom; pa lor
1SX2S; bedrooms lSZtS and 1Sz23,
with 60 feet o! ro-ches.
S5200-5 rooms, bath, toilet, electric light;
terms
S2loo--4 rooms, rorc. BATH electric lights;
fine condition. torms.
S2T50--5 rooms, lath, toilet, mantel, electric
light, cement walk terms.
Slt50-5 rooms. electric light, lot 5ox14e;
$2e5 down and Sl5 per month.
WEST SIDE.
S2000-i-room new pressed brick; $500
down ana $50 per month.
Sl700-4-room brick, lawn, shade, cement
walks; terms.
S3ooo-6 rooms, bath, toilet, eoctric lights;
terms.
BUILDING LOTS,
$4,000 fox 10 rods fronting On Ist street.
S1lOO for rods fronting on 18th East.
Sl100 for 212 rods fronting on End street.
$500 for u rods fronting en- End South.
g. F. LITTLE & CO.,
Both phones 2Sis. 2o9-21o Atlas block.
ol63G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20

THIS WEEK ONLY,
S500.o0 cash Will place you in one OF
those handsome D, or 7-room strictly mod
ern pressed brick homes, situated on the
arc strictly irstclass houses, built OF tho best
materials, large airy rooms, all nickel plumb.
ing, ino mantcls, basement undor the whols
house, lovely porches, cement walks, large
cash, balance like rent, will take them. At
the price we are Offering these beautiful
homes on tbs above terms we challenge you
TO show u5 their equal IN The city for the
same price SPOT CASH
$500 MONEY TALKS $500
$500 THIS $500
$500 WEEK $500
A. MCCLELLAN & CO., 63h w 2ud So,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10

S,arEo, Fla, July -, 1906.
r.. "uou 1t May Concern:
The writer ha, been in Starkc since
i,1>, ANA expects to remain here,
From close observation Of conditions as
vet town and a dry town, he is con-
WINGED that the general prosperity is
tar better without the saloon than with
II. Al talk of voting "A town dry kill
ing its business, has not proved to be
argument in case of Starke. Since the
saloons closed our community has never
been more prosperous and progressive
for the given length of time. In fact,
since our town has been voted dry there
has been greater demand for land,
homes and dwellings, by outside partics
than ever before: and our home peopl,
have made and are making more sub
stantial improvements than ever before
Signed, c. l." PEEK,
Real Estate Dealer and Chairman Boar,
OF County Commissioners.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10

In ANOTHER column will be found the
statement of State Auditor Amos, set
ting forth his report to the Governor
Of the condition of the financial status
of ST. Lucie county, and his comments
on the matter of the discharge OF their
duties by the officers. AS there mas
been considerable comment as to the
financial condition of the county, we
take pleasure in publishing this state
ment which, coming as it does from
the highest authority in the State
should set at rest the unfounded reports
that st. Lucie county financial affairs
have been unwisely administered by hel
present officers.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10

AND now the whiskey people say no
man who opposes the opening of bar
rooms will ever be elected to office
again in this county. That kind of
talk in itself should be IA Knockout
blow to carrying Leon county wet
again. We will surely be in predica-
ment if the whiskey element is to fiji
our public Offices. -Tallahass &c True
Democrat.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10

LET no voter be deceived by the
.nlinJ tiger" argument of the saloon
men. The blind tiger question VIII be
taken care Of the same as the saloon
,roblem now is. The st. Lucie County
Anti-Saloon League will become the
st. Lucie County Ant-Blind Tiger
I.aaoue as soon as the county is de-
clared dry, and this organization VIII
see 70 it that our officers do their duty
in suppressng the blind tiger or they
will be removed from office. The moral
sentiment of our people is thoroughly
aroused against the sale of liquor, and
no blind tiger will be able to I'VE IT
this county.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10
SPECIAL ELECTION

Unofficial ballot for Special Election
August II, 1906, Precinct No. -.
St. Lucie County. Make IA cross
mark (X) before Your choceD
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10

J,pGE Minor s. Jones says; Inc
blind tiger will not thrive in Your midst
for in nv opinion the court officers now
serving and those to succeed are lovers
Of the law and will be Jealous IN ehlort-
inc it in all particulars" Such hgh
and excellent authority as that should
set at rest forever the silly talk that we
will have blind tigers at every corner,
Such talk is an insult to the integrity oil
ou, officers who are sworn To enforce
the law. Public sentiment IN ST. Luc'r
county is thoroughly aroused, and our
naoule will see to it that the law Is
enforced -
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10

DO not he deceived by the literature
that is being sent out by the Liquor
Dealers Association from wall street
New York. or their Florida headquar'
tiers in jacksonville. This county Wl'
y. flooded between now and election
day. They have held in reserves mum,
her Of their damnable lies to he spread
broadcast when there will be no oppoF-
tunity to dsproye their assertions Let
the voters beware of this reachelE'
They have had plenty of time to put
forth any argument for the good oi
rheir cause, but deliberately wait be-
cause there is not word OF truth III
any Of them.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10
BRADFORD COUNTYS
YEAR OF PROHIBITION

rus TrlprNr has secured the follow,
inc a',idaytts from the business ,,' r. -,
S,arI,c. showing the effect OF one E'"
~, ,r,bihi,ion in Bradford county,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-10
Vote for one
FOR SELLING
X AGAINST SELLING

Be sure to place the X before the
words against Selling" as indicated
above.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

T.. stream - tiic never runs dry
ed ,.. or,-u ~ e;rrnliy viii forever
80 . i's uilhty su-grs mountain high
.. a,; tiig hank u times little
., t,n. sweeping with each recsdipg
bow over its expansive bosom the
frsu human craft from the shore 1t
.u'r. With eirih's haHinsss, human
..f,.ti1a. toll. trials. tears AMI sin. 10
a., eternal shore 20 ,vlsSfial b'auty
1s'l bliss tn mighty o,7ean Of cterni'
~. y"ur wonderful anthem Of Iifr aud
.ra.h brings eternal we and cOiidenl-
u.'t 70 &, him Who j. untrue Co himself
aai H. dlylus pilot. but 10 the trust
lns faithful man u sings % endless
felicity 10 the presence % time Who
lts r.lsrui,Sl his I'eople from the
fa,a la..,. 10 sin aud has swept them
COR ,usi tie prarly DucktOwn
T,uuI ga .rtie.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
THROAT EXERCISES.
EyII. THAT Geese Trsaa nt-ss@ sf the
Neral OFHaas.

Norat oFHaas.
The chronic SIRE thruat Il nOt infne-
quruily pr,-luccl by the misr>e of the
veal ".gans. Very often sh-s unruly
little uruil,cr. the touxas. - accOunta-
o.. f'r the diriculty as it Is foe a great
many other troubles la this trsnsitoTy
lie. Many people have q t-ahlt when
talking Il pushing the toagie 80 far
hack against the dellca,e meinhTaRes
thJt line th" thrcat that irritation more
or l,-ss painful i caused. aud II Il con-
tiuus any l-ngth 20 time ulcers will
form. and 80 will d0t0rs bill
tuuir,l 81 the tongue j. rNcells'nt IN
all >,gs,.s "f the word. Physically this
orr - uiay h. I'D 10y depressing
IL iute . hollow az a point threequar-
ter - au iu.h hack % wher,. the tip
- 10 cuIues wien In a natural position
Ga the mouth aud 40 the same time
su.'ug very IiEht head TONES. This
.,vrrise requires some patience az
hr,i. hut the habit of keeping the
tuu.lt. down j. sDon acquired. IN
sISaklug or singing Il should not - al
bowed 90 hosp up aud ~ the mouth.
thus interfering With the fire. passage
."f the tug,-s - tile voi~e frum the
Threat - TIE front - the mouth. where
ih.y Should strik. aud then escape
cl, 2 - a tell This hu,ping up 80 the
tuf -.u- In the m"uth l. thy ,au~e %
wrlh - thr iYii~tinrt apd sloyenly
uttrrguct-s Z" which We are too often
obliged 60 listen.
On many I--uTsie we Boti~e the line
FROM the I'piut 20 the rhln o. the ns,-k
j. iT a." form 80 n right angie IN a
~ I-ly thr,at this line forms n curve.
iu.t - ,.1uary's 'lss's when the small
yellow artist = uarhling his carol.
In d,.,rl,P tho throat and make this
ar-'. curve s,aud l,cf"rr a mirror 80
trri you may watch the throat swell
"I' Now thrust your tongue out a
frr - Il viii -. then draw u hack
uri,Lly aud f,r..illy. ~ the sam. ti.u-
% us'ug IL downward ~ the mouth ns
~ Isl you rlu. piagv yrJ,r thumh aud
& r'.'ir ~ a-l.rst the laryux ,,umm"n.
I! called 'lfs Adams aIr,lc'. aud u yau
a-r O. ling the ri-ht m'yem"ut you
VII f,,i tlIr laryux T.ass downward
Fr week 80 two make the tnoVe-
uI'lts l'vhtly AfieT that time put as
mrnh f"n~ Into u Ne you can The
gX"-,' -slruld ~ pF1rti''e'l fpr few
minute. several tiul'-s a day 60 insure
RAPID aud s'.pl results
L. rI a. ~, lf,llavs 90 the us.ck
staul r,rr-'tly aud then slowly hil the
iuu,s with air Witlsuul el.'yatins yOur
.hrtla -. ~ the air j. foT,-si q 'wari
into a., ihrutt h.ll IL tI,.rr few ~es-
on,l. 4 thu -xl--l slowly. This ex
rrris,' is ls',t performed s,-sn after RS
In. ths u"rulug alId l.piUrr ry;iring
az ni..it. New Work Post.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

g 90, Ah-t5Hscal AUzeum In I'd
ini ..-, tH.','sity there h a striking
90. go. s.,un SAVING tue actual haTm
do. 81, E,s..n - Ius. There are pre-.
s'.t... ,hr,r hainsu lungs. enc quite
Sh.t,. ,.sis gas,s Ssack. aaa tac OthUs
a G.It. .aAy oJmpTOmise bstScen the
tao rne white lung hslshg.d o.
an O.. ,aisRagA who had brvaihed all
he .He tLc antaihsed air 90 the Arc.
TIC JsCS. thc black lung had beeR
"a, .....ttty al a eUal mIR"T. ana Il
~ b.ssa simPly because u Mas ina
pr $4,000 Ahh esIal dnsi. tine gray
iuL- % iEs.d Ia y cay dwelhcT VIM
had Lf,'4 fs,d all Ia life the dust lad
en-. iu.. ,a.n,-a AIR VI = great town
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
a Texas Wonder.

There's Hill AZ Bowie. Tex. that's
tWice a. big a. last year. This won
der j. w. l. TIN. who from a weight
III - pounds has grown 90 over ia.
tie says: I suffered with a terrible
cough. aud doctors gave me mp 90 die
81 consumption. ! Was reduced TO %
pounds. When ] began taking DF.
Kings New Discovery fof COnsumP-
ton, Coughs and Colds. Nov. after
taking ~ b0,tics. ! have more than
doubled IN wright and am completely
cured Only sure Cough aud Cold
cure. Guaranteed by al Druggists 50
ecnts and s.. TRIAL bOials Tree.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
L., 81 AnlIlrr, In l,r,ncr.

In the arsenals u France. accord
Ing TO French paper. there are
g.. 600 .OO0 worth Of antiquajcd aud
useless artillery The Preach navy
use nft, OF siAty different models -
guns. which makes the question ~
furnishing prui.riiles ycry difficult.
and the pcwdvr USED in the nav Is
50 unstable that onc-quartvT - o. has
to D. changed every year. u lasts On
board ship oul, i've YEARS and ia bot
climates uuh tao wears
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
4 pctironci csern.

Queen NiagiRg. a dusky central
Afrlcan pOtentais. now deerepit ahd
discredited. b. said to have been the
last ruler ~ Mpororo. She once ros-
sessad much influence, partly due 10
supef.tltiors fear She claimed the
poWer Of Intercourse with the spirit
so!ld. aud surrounded herself VITA
much mystery She lived completely
hidden In . hut. from which she vas
supposed never To emvrge. y len
approached for shy purpose. the re-
plies to questions we're given In
hiEh. squeaky voice. Intended to be
accepted ~ the voice of spirits
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

Won canuut induce a lower animal
Q" cat heartily when nut frcl,sy well.
\ siCk Dig starVrs himself. aud gets
we'll The stomach. once oyrrWOrked.
must have rest the ~ame a. your feet
"r eyc,. You don't have To starNe O.
ret your st"maCh. KODOL FOR
DYSPEPSIA takes up the work for
your stomach. dlgests what you eat
and gives u a rest Puts u back in
c"udiii"n again You can't feel good
With a di,"rdcTrd stomach. Try No
d.l sold by e.. ". Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

For twenty years W. l.. Rawls. OF
Bcll,, Tenn, fought nasal cataTrh. Tie
WRITES. The swelling aud soreness
inside my nose was fearful. till | be-
gan applying Bucklen's ATnica Salve
Co the ,urc surface: this caused the
-urruc>, aud swelling to disappear.
never Go return Best salve IN ex-
I,t,u,r. 3 cents at all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

There O.. uu need Worrying along 200
discomfort because ui dt,arI, ..I 40
pc.tluu G, 90 buttl, ui ktuDa
tpR IN SrII>l\. and see a.., %
Will 81" inr ,pa Nudui uaj uu.s d.
g,.t, What ,uu cat 4ud give, iu.l I.u
Stomach . u,l,d r,-t. bat O., O. ...r,,t
rt, rI iH, gr,li,-t ,iu,I,u,l N".n.
r,r,,,- ruuIl,-tuu, dy,p,p-I.. I...i t,H.
tuu u. tu, .,aL f.Jtui,u,,. ... -Hul
-tuma,h h.u,I MI Mas, yH.r -,Hm
a,h 1mus JuI healthy a-aH y 80
utI .uN ..-i 100 tb, prnpur u ..Nt
your Stomach Vwuc, you Worry
mean, tr, .n-, cot ability Co. .. ,..r
bat NurA r- Geo Dee J,ud.. @ a.I
time. kul.I urIi take Do, n..t uui
90 ,ur stomach Sold by g. ".
ti-h,r
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

The republican town committee have
called a caucus o. the voters ia TIE Town
Hall on Saturday Feb. II. to nominate
officers to be voted for an the March
town meeting. The s.leCtmen haze post.
ed the check list tor the meeting which
comes on Tuesday, March 6
"A good assortment Of Valentines
can be found at F o. Clark's
Through the month Of February DR.
c. M. Richmond's office hours will be
from to II a. m. and 2to 1 D..
The next meeting Of the Choral
Union will be held at the Museum, Tues
day evening.
The young ladies Of the Sea -ch Light
Club of the South church will serve a
supper at the church on the evening of
February is, which will be followed by
an entertainment, The Songs of all
Nations"
The Ladies Aid society OF Grace
Methodist church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, with Mrs. T.R.
Stiles on Pearl street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

George II. Cross, one oiour best known
and mosS highly esteemed business men.
was seventy years young" yesterday
and his lriends took occasion to offer
hearty congratulations end best wishes
for many more years Of usefulness II is
also quite a coincidence that tie day
celebrated the iortieth anniversary OF bis
entrance INTO business in St. Johnsbury.
The iaithiuO employees at the bakery did
not propose to let this fact escape notice
and in the AFTERNOON they presented the
senior memher Of the firm with a beauti-
ful bouquet h flowers. accompanied by
this sentiments.
Rare as these blossoms. deep and true,
Is our united regard for you.
At this closing OF the iOI tleth year
thy successful business career.
God grant IN the future these shall be
The dawniug OF meuy bright years for thce.
As full Of - cess. interest ioy to the last.
As were those oi the forty that are past.
Mr.. Cross was much touched by the
gift and the spirit OF friendship expressed
in the poetry OF the givers.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Cross gave
a large party at their spacious home on
Church street, aud ali v ho came wished
the genial host many happy returns Of
the dav. Mr. and Mrs. Cross we're as
sisted in receiving by their son and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ Cross, and
bv Mr.. Cross brother, L. Bart Eross Of
Montpelier and his ,nghter, Mss Car
rie Cross.
The pqrlor WIS filed wi,h the spicy
fragrance OF I'D uagni6cent D4ybrcak
carnations tas git at he daug 1t-r, Mrs
Jennie Cros, Trun Of Bid etur', Me-.
who was unable 90 be present on this
notable oecss sion Arrange alb ut he
room were masses % cut foverg, the gilt
of the % emplov.sDi the corporation
In the dining room Mrs. II. C. Newell.
Mrs Fred E Potts and Mrs. Charles W d.
Steele were ASSISTED serving by Misses
Helen L. Eastuan. H1rtensc P,ters.
Bessie Wright and lean L. STANLEY. The
guests were received al the door bv Ms
ter Paul Z Sreeu'. and Miss Elsie l.
Sargent assisted up stairs. During the
FIRST hour Of he evening the guests were
presented by Harry /. Pickering; later in
the evening by Charles w. Sreele. Mrs.
Flora E Lovejnv and Mrs. Charles A.
Stanley, Miss X ktherine NJ. Bingham
presided the punch bowl. One feature
of the evening was an I'm nense birthday
cake in the form OF a pyramid, the work
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07

and git OF the men in the b7kery. Miss
Mabei o. Cattanach had the honor OF
cutting ard serving this cake.
Mr.. Cross was he recipient OF many
congratulaIory letter and kilograms.
Among the gifts also as a beautiful cut
glass cigar holder from his brother, L.
Bart Cross, aud beautiful clock from
some OF his St. Iohnsbury friends.
Mr.. Cross was born IN Concord, n. H..
Feb. 6. 1896. but at an early age his
parents moved 10 Montpelier He at
tended the public sci, OILS there and while
a student in the old Montpelier Academy
had as one OF his classmates A mural
George D wry. Alter leaving school he
went West, thinking he might find some
thing cougSnial, but soon returned TO
Montpelier He entered the bakery OF
his father Charles u. Cross, learned the
trade aud became foreman OF the factory.
Soon after that his brother Bart learned
the trade and the brothers worked there
together tor several years. lie went to
Fort Ccvingto on, \. Y, about 1860 re
naming there a iew years, aud was mar
rird there oG Dec. I 1868 60 Miss Eieu
Matthews. He came to ST lohnsbury
IN 1867 and boueh ht the bakery OF the
late William +. / airbanks which stood
tor so years just north OF The North
church. Besides bring the senior mem-
Der OF the George Il. Cross Company. he
is one OF the DIRE, tors OF the Merchants
National Bank, president ot the Board
Ut Trade, pres lent OF the newly-Of-
gatiz-d S.. Johnsbury Gas Company,
and deacon n the North CDngrega-
tioual church. He i one OF our most
ac,iye business nen aud IS always READY
with bis hands and bis purse to aid ia
any enterprise that will help St. Johns
bury. He comes from good and long
lived Puritan stock his mother reaching
the advanced e of SO and his father
having died lasr September in his 90
year.
The name OF George H Cross suggests
the crackers and the bakery which he
has made famous and the new plant
which was err cted on Railroad street in
1897 is the best equipped bakery in
northern New England. Mr Cross is
one OF the best posted men on the
mechanical narts OF bakery in New
England aud thoroughly familiar with
ali branch OF the business. When he
boueht the plant its weekly capacity
was 60 barrels OF crackers That now
represents ne daily output as 400 bar.
rels are made every week, in addition
10 a great mauv loaves pi malt cream
bread There are now 25 employees. in
cluding three travelling statesmen. and the
business shows an increase every year
The CALEDoNAS JOINS with all its
readers IT, wishing Mr. Cross many
more years OF use ulneSs and happiness.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

The current events class of the
Woman's Club, under the leadership Of
Mrs. Rebecca Fairbanks, will meet with
Mrs. H. F. Balch. Monday afternoon,
February -.
Use the American Little Liver
Tablets.
The Woman's Club chorus will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock with
Mrs. George c. Cary. The chairman OF
the music committee will have new
music tor that meeting asd new woIk TO
be taken up will be considered A cordial
invitation is extended to all club mem
bers who are interested, to join the
chorus.
Joseph S.. Jock has got the western
fever and is off ring all his goods at cost
until Tues lay, when the balance will be
sold at auction. Our advertising col
umns tell the story and rare bargains in
sporting goods, machinery, graphic
phones, ETC., are offered.
These are busy nights Tor Madame
Brooks orchestra. Week before last they
had dates at st. Johusbury, Lyndouville
and Woodsville; last week at Barton,
Newport, Woodsville and St Johnshury
and this week every night is taken with
engagements at Barton, Derby Line, St.
Johnsbury, Lyndonville and Woodsvllle.
The ladies of the Church of the Mes
siah will serve their monthly clam chow
der supper, Thursday evening. A table
will be ready at 5 80 o'clock.
Just enough snow fell Sunday to save
the Sieighing and since then tins section
of Vermont has had a touch OF old
fashioned winter. The mercury was %
below zero here yesterday morning and
five below zero at noon.
j. Rolf Searles and Abuer W. Smith
started in partnership Thursday under
the firm name OF Searles & Smith. Their
law offices in the second story of the
Pvthian building are as accessible and
attractive as in any town and the new
firm is deserving of succ ess.
The Rector's Aid society of St. An
drew's church will meet with Mrs. D. D.
Patterson Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, instead of with Mrs. Charles
Bennett, as announced on the church
calendar, Sunday.
Gen. Logan Council No. %, Jr. O. U.
A. NJ, will meet at G. A. R. hall Feb. s,
at p. m. All members are requested to
be present.
The Ladies Aid Of the First Baptist
church, Railroad street, will hold a bean
porrdge and baked bean supper at their
chapel Thursday evening from $50 to
8 O'Clock, followed by social hour.
Try the American Throat Tablets.
Parties looking for Information on
lands in Western Canada would do well
to see the agent of the United States and
Canada Land Co., at the Union House.
The home missionary meeting with
Mrs. George H. Cross on Saturday after
noon for the study of New Mexico was
largely attended. The program was
very interesting and the social hour most
enjoyable. AS the ladies wished to con.
tinue to study, there will be meeting at
Brantview next Saturday.