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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
THE SEASON OF INDIGESTION.

The season of Indigestion is upon us. Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure for Indigestion and
Dyspepsia will do everything for the
tolnac that an overloaded or over
worked stomach cannot do for itself. 10
dol Digests what you eat-gives the stnnI-
ach n rcst-relieves sour stomach. belch-
ing, heartburn. indigestion. etc. For sale
by G. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
GO'TO
Na3I 4 anat
John D. Rockefeller,
Thou Shopper.
Consider His Ways !

This advice is given because Mr..
Rockefeller is an improvement on
the tabled ant-formerly chief ex-
ample of hustle and thrift.
1t is related of the richest Ameri-
can that, in reply to a friend, who
asked him about the reasons of his
success, he said, in effect:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
PROPOSALS H. ossTe
for furnishing water pipe and

furnishing water pipe II
specials. 5s.rt s.s
Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office of the Board of Water
Commissioners, city hall, Perth An
boy, n. j., January "a, 1906, al. $40
p. m, for furnishing about G500).
fifteen hundred feet of eight+inch
cast iron B. & s. coated water pipe,
weighing about 567 pounds per
length, delivered F. 0. B. cars Perth
Amboy, N. j. 't 9.
Board of Water Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order Board of Water Commits
sioners.
ADAM ECKERT.
S. j. MASON, Clerk.
Engineer.
Dated January .. l9Qe.
tti1o-1-t-2-1c-tG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09

The mission of Early Risers' is to clear
the way and give Nature full sway.
These famous little pills rid the stomach
and bowels of all putrid matter, thus re-
moving the causes of headache, constipa-
ton, sallow complexion, etc. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers never gripe or sicken.
A safe. pleasant, perfect pill. Sold by
G. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application TO the
Board of Excise Commissioners of the
City OF Perth Amboy at their next meet
ing, for u license to keep a saloon, with
the privilege of selling malt and spirit
uous liquors if the City of Perth Am
boy, and in the house owned by
himse'f ut 1871 Was ington q.
TIE l02t JAS. j. GAHLArD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09

Rev. John S. Heisler has been APP
pointed pastor of Emmanuel NJ. L.
church, Pennsgrove, to fill the vac
ancv created by the death of Pastor
J. H. Boyd, until conference meets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
During the Quarrel.

"You are a cad, sir, l think I'll lend
ycu a Look on etiquette"
"Delighted-but can you spare it?"
cleveland Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
MEN ARE
To Fight Against Disease Unless They
Strike at the Underlying Cause.

Strike nj the OnueriylnS Causes
To treat Dandruff. and Falling Hair.
with irritants or oils on which a para
Iitic germ will prosper, Is like scooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
cure without having a right understand
Ing Of the fundamental causes of the
trouble
You must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this because 1t
IS specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ is removed. the hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
destroy the cause, you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich
c. A. SEXTON. General Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Reid and daughter Leila
spent Sunday in Port Reading with
friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
II ORIGINAL

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey
n Tar as a throat and lung remedy. and
on account of the great merit and popu-
~ltations are offered for the genuine. These
worthless limitations nave similar sound
ing names. Beware of them. The genu-
package. Ask for it and refuse any sib-
stitute. 1t is the best remedy for coughs
and colds. c. A. Gextcr's rharue1r ~
smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09

Want" Aus, Tor the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger'
store. 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
By Rev. Father Hickey, st. Mar
Church, FoxbOro, Mass.

II have taken Father Johns Medi1(
cine with most gratifying results.
1T has my Endorsement for the
benefit of those suffering in any way
from bronchial or lung trouble. AS a
body builder, / have not heard of or
seen its equal"
The none will be refunded IL
Father Johns Medicine does not do
all that is claimed for it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09

Subscribe for. the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09

Don't worry or ''stew" about IL
tell it in a want e.. 0s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-09
PROOF
UNDERSTANDABLE

BY Sisters of Charity, st. Johns o
pital, Lowell, Mass.
we cheerfully recommend Father
Johns Medicine as a good remedy for
odds, bronchial troubles, etc., also a
..nic for building up the system.
rhe ingredients of which it is COM
ed seem to be perfectly safe and
vel worth a trial by all sunerlng.
N troubles specified above"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
EAST HIGHGATE.

| \ H. Marsh visited relatives in Willis
ton a few days last wcck.-Thc lIiphp,tc
Whist club mc with Mr.. and Mrs. Hcr-
bert C,rmau Etst Wednesday evonirn..-
The condition Of Mrs. II. j. Cutler. who
is ILL., romans about the samc-AIr and
MIS- Tobiu of Swauton were i'm town SAT
urdHN.- colonel Dunton of Rice nm was
i'm town ON business aturday-rhc I'm
provcmoUt society mot with Mrs A T.
FurNcN Wednesday afternoon. r.
M'hah"n has returned from St. Alhans
whore she passed the winter with bcr
daughters Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Hislon and
children passed Sunday at the home Of
Milford iislop.-Iloracc Eittredrc haze
moved his family from Oakland. Me. To
TINS rlaco.-Mr Gilman of Bedford pass-
od Friday at the home of a. II. Marsh. --
Mrs John Drnkwiuc has returned home
from = visit to relatives in Cambridge. -
T.. j, Sarl" of Boston. Mass. was in town
on business April 30-Mr. BRYANT Of
'5ulIAgtpn visited friends here last wool;
Joseph stone returned from Plattsburpl,
I"St Monday, whore he went to attend
inc marriage Of his dluehtcr.- Mrs. AL
bert \Nc is III
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ST. ALBANS.

The death of Mrs Ellen OBurnham)
Shurtlen, widow of the late George IT.
Shurtlcf, occurred at her home on
Rugg street. at eight o'clock FRIDAY
morning Of general breaking down
of the system following long illncss
Mr., Shurtlcn was in hcr 7Oth ycor
ana is survived by three dauuhtors
Miss Lou n. Shurtlen of PhiladoInhia.
Mrs A. e. BrdGman Of the CITY Of
McNico, ana Miss Grace Shur,lcM of
this city. She is also surl ived bv a
brother George Burnham, Of Phila-
dclphla
News has been received here Of the
death at Hudson Mass, of Luther Dutch
or Carpenter. Mr. Carpenter died Satur-
DAY or cancer of the stomach, with which
ne had been suffering for two months. Mr.
carpenter was the son of Mr. and Mrs
FRANK Carpenter and was born in this citv
% years ago. He learned the druggist
business here and later opened a drug
store in Swanton which he conducted for
several years In 1856 he removed to Hud-
son, Mass. since when he has been con-
Quoting profitable drug business. He
was married i'm 1892 TO Miss Anna Billiard
S"Hnt0n. who with his sister. Miss
Emily Carpenter of Swanton survive him.
lie was a member of various Masonic boz
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bulls s3.25ai5O; cows s20Oai.oo; exports
to-day ESQ quarters of beef.
CAbVES-Receipts 4.S21 head: veals.
NooM7oo; culs $3.50
SHEEP AND LAM BS-Rcceipts. 65oo
mead; sheep steady; lambs pc higher:
common to prime clipped sheep. 81. oOa5 %:
clipped lambs, AO0nG.60 culls. s. o0qf5 %:
MARYLAND spring lambs s525d55o per
head.
iIoGS-Reccipts, G335 head; market
higher; state hogs, s7O0a71o
POSTMASTER At WEST RUTLAND.
Washington May THE President
to-day Sent tho following nomination
10 tho Senate. Postmaster Vermont.
{. a. Parker West Rutland.
LITTLE FALLS CHEESE MARKET.
Utica. Y, April 3o.-Thc Little Falls
cheese market has opened for business
To-day most OF tho sales were made con.
uitI"lallY under guarantee OF ninS
cents. Tho quantity sold was Is7O boxer
being all small full cream cheese, both
white and colorcd.
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S'Ssc; July closed Soc; Sept closed s3ssc
CORN-Receipts. 91,375 bu, exports. 12o-
500 bu; sales, 5000 bu. futures; spot
steady Option market was fairly active
ana generally well sustained all day on
inc hrm cash situation, closing isfllc not
nlsher; May closed SEC; July closed 539,c.
sept. closed 53ad52ssc.
OATS Receipts tO2 00o bu: exports. d3
a%' bu; spot steady.
tofFEf-Spot Rio was easy. Tho mar
ket Tor coffee futures opened barely
steady at decline Of 5Q1O points under
nearish estimates OF receipts NJ tho
brazilian ports during May less bullish
estimates as to decrease in the world's
visible supply for the month of April
Incubation and n little selling by Europe.
inc market closed steady net sails noints
lower. Sales were reported of 50 go hare
including May, s6.35aG 40; juno. S.4n. .Jlv,
so''o"o6o; Aug" s6G5; Sept. s.7Gq6. IL;
Dec S.'5nIo5; Jan. $40 Feb, SI5.
StGAR-I3aw was firm; fair refining
l5-15c; centrifugal, 96 tost Tic: mo.
iaSscs sugar, 11-l6c; refined stcadv
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MORRIsVILLE.

|
| "i'' ~ ~ r'rlN "lou AT Nor home
| va "'i'so S''c't N'u"'Su"F' April - ar
| ." ''''o9S cN'ohu'"E over the past
! ""'1HS h'"c" ol ""l'h time she
"' :" very low Mrs cry is sur
| '," ny n'r huSpdhu' VINO is IN quite
| :, ,'"i'"' anu ""' d"uShtor. Mrs
i'''' VI 'H'' NIIIHSc also i've
va ""tidl services were
'''' ''"'''o ~ eicNen
-, ''aS "l''"'"3' h'V' Ii. w
" INC " - OHu'o" OF which
""' h''"per' oHlclat-
'''''' -" "'' ''s'ueht OF TINS
,.,, ''oN '"t,''''4S At mo nome on Ran
n,sh,, ooaih be-
- ,. 49,. 'N""'' ~ rerNIer had
tho ms, ~ ~, uoupie "'iils
boor ,,,,,,I, i,.',. NV '''7 await" VI ia,e h''u
,r,,.i,,..
Ga n. VIZ 'uih
All, oo iolulN'
and Mr. p',o,, NV ~, ''' ''''co u'eu
cnnaitio,, 49,, 49, ,a " Wy o'it'cai
,rbo ,Iarri',.i,Io ho.. - I'' '"oie'
,"'' Hc'' 'he,r pup"' nearing for
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ALBURGH SPRINGS

There were services in the Congrega-
t'onal Church on Sunday by the Rev. c.
! u. Merrill secretary of Vermont Mission
AIRY hoard.-Jav Haynes OF North Hero
VIII have charge of the new separator at
tho Springs llo will board with II. A..
MlllS.-Thc separator opened on May 1
for its patrons. MIS-. George Rccman of
Springfield, Mass. Is here to put some
repairs on her nousc.-A. ". Harvey of
East Alburgh is on the sick list. There
have been some h.s catches of fish dur
ing the season for taking pike and a
good many strangers have come to en-
1ON tho Snnrt.
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FAIRFAX.

\. n ErcnIuu IL crtti,,, ~, r,,.,,,-.
tion ready for @. hor., ,7.,,.
Mrs James I..vts -nou, >an,, ~, "'','
Miss Armand, Dirsn,oro I.,.., ~
who is no, .ovrc.,c1 ,i,. '''
ward Erush az r.,,,,,.i,,..
visftod ,tr, +, S'',, '"7 i'ccit NY
Joe 81 roc,ntio,, r.iI ~
Cbur,b .r,,..,.,,. 'P'IH'
fine R.v y - tt,, '"H L. Tor
viii lc.,.,, r,,. "' i","'I' M"o
ai IIoh,o, y ~, ~ '''"'
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GEORGIA.

MISS Amanda Diusmorc. daughter
NJ the late Daniel bnsmore, died or
sunday night from cancer of the liver
She with her sister, Sophia, have re-
manned upon the home farm since tho
death of their father many years ago
The funeral was held from the house
on Monday afternoon al one o'clock,
the Rev A. w. Ford oFiciating-The
funeral Of Mahlon II. Ballard who
died on Monday morning, was held
from his late home at one o'clock on
Nedn esday afternoon. Percival,
who spent the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Hale. passed away ON last Thurs
day and the funeral was held from
the house or Saturday Of last week
She broke her hip several weeks a..
and never rallied from it.-Thc regular
-~1eting of the Grange comes on Fri
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funeral OF Mrs NJ. w. Rounds in Richford
Monday.-Nlrs George Touchotte is i'll. as
is Mrs. Edward Libby, who was taken
suddenly and quite seriously Monday noon.
She was somewhat improved Tuesday
morning, howevcr.-Miss Eunicc MAYNARD
OF Winooski Is passing a rev weeks with
nor parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul MAYNARD
ON MlssisQuot strect-Mrs. s. T. Pcrlcy Of
East Berkshire was In town Monday She
was accompanied by Mrs. George G. Pcasc
81 Dolcott, who left here for her home
Monday afternoon. Mrs Pcusc, who was
MISS Matte sherman, has passed about
month in this section among old friends.
Burton O. Stone of Harvard, Mass, re-
turned homo Monday night after passing
sunday with his mother, Mrs j. ". stone.
~ \. Asoltiuc Is i'm lioston this week
ara expects to he away oyer SundaN.-Ell
kimball shipped Il thrce-months' odd bull
registered Jersey to Fred A. Watson of
Milton Tuesday.
II. =. Reed, who retired as superntcn-
dent of tho water and light service of this
village. April so, has witnessed n good
healthy increase. Tho receipts tho year
before he came were s].69S 90 and last
year they amounted to $5.Sjl.59 In that
time there have been 76 now connections
to the water system and 81 names added
To- the list OF light uscrs Reduced to a
lf-candlc power basis there arc 1854 uphts
used on the sYstcm.-Mrs. Alice Stevens
widow Of The late Ii. T. stevens, and her
."L arrived iu town Tuesday. The, are
t' live in the house recently vacated bv
H. II. Bcst-E. j. TowIc has moved IN
to rooms recently vacated 10y Mrs. =. II.
corey in Jcnncs bock-W. l.. Phillips
t,, L..
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

MIS- M"lvina Gates died Monday, April
-. at the home of her SON, II. S. Gates
Nls. \. Duha and son of Cambridge are
- the home of her father II. Gates
Jrs. Frances Stone and daughter, Josie,
ave gone to ST. Adams to spend the sum
u"r.-E. T.. Young, who has been at home
or several weeks, has resumed his work
4, travelling salesman for Pratt's Food co.
The Junior Christian l.udcaVor society
f tho Congregational Church gave sup
'cr and sale in the Nostry of the church
tuesday evening. May Miss Rouse. who
las been visiting her sister, Mrs. ". A.
de, of ST. Johnsbury, has returned home.
Charles King is clcrllinG for II. a. Pond.
Mark Smith has moved his family to
litbfprJ
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET

fbot R-The market IS quiet and
lower Mil shipments, spring patents
Nf"o"iAo; spring clears, s3.40Sti15: winto,
straights s.loHi30: winter clears. .aS,9
AIS.
CoRNMEAT-Thc market Tor cornmcal
rs higher; oatmeal il steady. rbc
quotations arc: Barrel cornmeaI. .2Go,,
80; bag meal, N.1t1t.13; granuIato,l. g. S5l,
@''o rolled oatmeal. Si95ai7j: cut and
ground, si15a5.5o; rye flour. :3oo7,4 %.
graham. so.G5d4Oo
toRN-Thc market for corn is quiet and
irmor: Spot steamer yellow. 5Sisc.
No. yellow, 59059llc: No. yellow. 5ST,
!'S't": for shipment all rail. No. yellow.
5'c; No. yellow. 5isc: lake ana rail. No.
T. yellow 59"59'oo, No. 5 yellow 5Sa5Si,c;
N transit No. yellow 5n059i %: No. 2
yellow. 5ST5StGc.
oATS-Markct IS higher: Spot 40. elm
ped white. 40lan4lc No. = clipped white.
fon4o'ac; No. clipped white. 39'03Ntc;
rejected white, 3Siad39c; for shipment. 10
to ~ lbs. 39l<"33a,c; IS to 20 lbs. 4Oc; 10 10
u IDS ao1ac; fancy 40 to d. lbs ilat1 i2c
| iAf-Markct is firm; straw quiet and
easy mill feed is easy and uuchang-
on to-day: Hay. No. !, sl750dtS50; low
Erades N3.5Ndl5oo; rye straw. prime.
snr,,,,. , 49,, '''''"'' sack
.59 OK, o, ~ 20 winter orah'
rooa ,',,-..a "'.n'''''"S' saw" -'"'' mixed
49,, 1 So, o" .rn ."s' e-''o' cotton
popty n', GLOW h'lseed meal 5000.
''''''"S are urn medlum and
! ''''NH ""'h' ana hri'kets being quoted
ch.. EQUATIONS TO-DAY arc:
r,a,,.,.,., ,, ~ ',0"NS DUCKS Wa;
M ~ tluS' F-I.''"
IL, ,,,'l',o, ~, ~ Si'.ooH I"'''; fresh
- , i"I2 ''.'" Sho"iderS' lo',c;
,o'' Sno,''''rS' "'at; cornod shoulders.
' -, MANS i'.su i'''c; skinned
sa,,sa,.s. o op p'.i'' "a'"5, "ad2oc;
-" i''2' ""S'E" meat N'sc; raw
a,, 40, 90, 10. ''"u'r'a 'e'i lard ll7.c;
,1',, '-.sp' pure Ird' lose; pals,
,S,,i,,S "i'HS'o hogS' S4S'SH'
s,das -,-1.- .'S" ''''I is -lUlet' Extra heavy
80" ~ R""d' '"'.c; Hight. G'2T
,tah. C, '',oN' ''a'' &C.; good 'a3to;
:, "t"., i'''S' ''2"''''' good,
,,,pe - |u''2''
..,a,',''. Guy ''"' tons ana warnings
srri,.. ,,,I ne quotations;
,.a,n,[', e,o Id" IalnhS ''Ioc;
I,6,,o,. ''"'''''S' '4N' N'als
r,n,.,,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations in New York, Boston and
Chicago Markets.

New YORK, May @
WHEAT-Receipts l24 900 bu: sales, g.
100000 ou, futures; 5000 bu. spot; spot
barely steady. Further weakness and
sharp declines occurred in wheat to-day
growing out of improved crop news
liquidation and the dcc'ines in stocks.
This was followed by rallies near the
close on export rumors and covering. Last
prices were asn7sc net lower. May closed
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IAM0ILLE COUNTY
BELVIDERE

NJ. O. Shattuck is not 50 wclI-Alrs.
James McCuin is about the same.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Wood arc tho parents of
son born April o. Schools have COM
menccd with Cassie Potter in the Til
Ston district. Carmie Potter at the Cen
ter and Gcnna Reed at the corners
George Bickford of Cambridge visited
at VI. Z. Shattuck's last MondaN
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse W. Holcomb OF
Rouses Point was in town SATURDAY.
Mrs A. S. Phelps is visiting in Alburgh.-
Mrs John Doolin and children, who have
been sick for tho past week are better
The Rev Il. l.. NJ Barnes has moved to
Stockbridge, Mrs. a. II. HIN has gone to
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s and formerly a member of the famous

.-------s
e les and formerly a member of the famous
Ransom Guards.
Mrs. William Farnctt died at her home
on Pearl street Monday of tumor. BE-
, sides her husband, She is survived by
b. three daughters.
Mahon H. Ballard. a well known far
! NOR OF Georgia, died AT his home at ten
O'Clock Monday morning from the Of
iocts of burns recently received Tho flu
neral WAS held from his late home at
one o'clock ON Wednesday afternoon. lie
is survived by a wife and "a son.
Lester j. Richardson died very sudden
~ at his home on High street at 2:25
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon MIR. Richard
son had been iudisposcd for six months
past and had been under caro- Of his
physician some during tho past two
| weeks. Tuesday morning hc was down
town AMI later had dinner with tho
family. At about two o'clock in tho aftor-
noon Mrs. Smith, who lives in the
tenement over the Richardson's, heard
unusual noises as she passed the door
down stairs and looking in found Mr.
| Richardson alone, stretched out on the
sofa. She summoned assistance and the
! doctor but Mr.. Richardson died almost
| Immediately. Heart complications are
,.i,.a,. - -. -..- -, =. -.
ardson was A. years old and leaves four
children three sons and daughter. He
no '"1 - ''' anu
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nIod .,,, , was ''c''Neu ana
n,o ,t,i,.. NV i''s '''"No '''N on
i,,,. ,,,'... Wv. T","' mummy meet
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STATE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
WANT MEETING IN RUTLAND

Rutland, May AT a meeting OF tho
Home and Foreign Missionary societies
of the Methodist Church to-day, it was
decided to invite the Woman's Home and
forclSh Missions of the Burlington dis
rlet TO hold its annual convention in,
this city next year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03

day night Of this week and there are
several to take the first and second de-
grccs. piano has been put into the
town hall on tral.--Thc Rev A. q
Austin is ill.--Miss Bulch was hero last
week in the interest of the home do
partmcnt work of the s. s., visitors
have been chosen, who will endcavor
to interest each family in the work
Mrs. .. 4. Mnnd Is ILr r..u4.I.4-.--1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03

! me clover club is "A social organiza-
'loh or ladies who have been meeting
| throughout the past season to plav
WHIST. tach lady has contributed five
cunts every time the club met il being
'H' Original intention to use the money
mus corrected Tor an entertainments
4"I 'holr husbands Mt the end of the
season. Tho last ,uccting of tho club
was held yesterday afternoon in the
woman RELIEF Corps rooms and the
'"uIeS decided, in view OF the distress
Whl'h has arisen on the Pacific coast.
|" contribute tho entire fund of $50 to
the stricken people. through the agency
~ inc Iicd cross. II was also decided
10 provide an entertainment for the
SchtIemeh at some date in the NOT dis.
taht future.
AS the contribution was made last ovor.
ing after the closing Of the custom no,so
where Treasurer Alexander Of tho pa;
cross receives donations. the so vas
given to the Free Press. 1t will he i,,rpn,,
over to Mn Alexander TODAY and viii
raise the total local Red Cross fund :,
s2,254.33. W
The members Of the Clover club. vbos,
generosity and solf-sacrtice have nado
me GIit possible, are the following ladies'.
Mrs Alice Jones Mrs. Efne Athorton
Mrs lotte Barnes, Mrs. Elma Dairlo,
MrS' All'e li'll' Mrs, Martha Mott Mrs.
Fannie Jones Mrs Estella Milne lrr,
LAZY Phelps Mrs. Elsie Shattuck, Mrs.
Allie" scott. Mrs. Lis, Ee,ur.4a. Nh. ,..,,
Jcwett, Mrs hattie Thomas. Mrs. Do,,
Thomas Mrs Dora WaterhoIsc. Mrs tro,
SeGar, Mrs. Eta Scllon, Mrsj Helen Smith.
Miss Martha Dodge and Miss May Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.
Boston, MAY .

boston, May 2.
BVTTER-Tho market was lower:
northern, MAGE western, 2oQ2lc;
Vermont dairy, 1SH2oc.
CHEESE-The market was firm to-day
Vermont twins, l3iadlic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, May ..
Cotton futures opened steady. May,
slls; July Ho9S; Aug, slO97; Sept. $40. 40
bid; Oct, slo39; Dec, 5000; Jan. sl045;
spot closed quiet; midding uplands sll75,
do, gulf, sl2.00 no sales.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. May ..
Copper stocks showed an average de-
cline of IA by noon, but there was a good
rally later, the afternoon showing sub
stantial recoverics The closing was firm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

MISS I"ona Rockwell left Monday for
a wv" weeks visit with friends in Man
c"--'"" an" R"stnn.-Thc ladies' of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
RED CROSS FUND GROWS.
''"'"r tub of This City Makes n Con.
MISUNDERSTANDING In Outside
COutrihutions

The biggest local contribution to tho
RED Cross fund yesterday was a dona-
ton of $50 from the Glover club. 4
social organization. Tho donation was
made last evening through the FREQ
Press. Treasurer Alexander received
local contributions yesterday as fol-
lows
Previously acknowledged, .....s2.2I7.31
~ ~ nooLl,' .'......-........,. 1000
- "' '''''lI'' ''......... 300
Wits L. Hall. .......,........ 90