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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Held Babywaker$ Z 90 g Long and ai1d
Joins Army 81 ST. Patriotic trio
Ssss NJ artyrs. n
.FELL DOWN FLl GH i d STEPS
& Leroy Scott Cuts Hole III Chill Chi
~ Which Dr. Mason Closes With With
Silken Thread.

Si3538 LA \ dzzie Lenner, who lives on Church
Y ii Vas CELEBRATING the glorious Fourth nth
vest vest erday afternoon BY shooting ire ire,
/. crackers with several others she sotf.
hold Of an extra large one, and, igtittihg
Its fuse, failed to dro soon enou s..
Srrhe cracker exploded in her hand ana
\ Miss 81 enner] Il Immediately Joined glsS the y
wounded veterans, who annually shed shed
their blood because the Declaration 10 "a IN o.
Independence was signed on q certain .r.tall
4thSof July She lost TN ger nal ana
receiyed a badly burned hand. ne a am
bu lance was called and Dr.. Mason g ~ &C. =
Il tored the wound. n. ll ss III
+ ell Down Steps.
4 Y; .erov Scott, 4 colored boy Of Church =
\ IIil]l55fell down the steps 8or3 his home at
q 3, clock yesterday morning and cut 81 h q q.
Zig hole iIlShis chin. ne ambulance WIS WIS
called with Dr.. Mason in attendance.I
After taking several sti tches he was leI Z.
8Sl Tor, Jason attended IL Cornelius Gale
gher. q colored boy, who lives on Buc y,
sanan street, at q o. clock yesterday atter,
noon. & n He asteppe ed VI on e. piece 81
glass. and four stit were
SIJ peter j mes cooreS was ing y" VI IN IN
Y q horse on Cary Stras,t be tween SIX and
Y seven til. at s. o'clock vest erday O fteriloon,
when the horse fell on his foot, breaking
his left leg above the e NIX u Nlaso !
L treated tine man, and took HIM a alo t'
Cut His Head Open. 4
g. Tinsley, = man 81 about sixty Y
,1ears, left his home "a 572O west est 1sroaa
Il Street yesterday afternoon, i1llpued VIII "
d tl,a spirit Of tho &, lorious Fourth Go
q ing down the street., Il he added to t ne
d spirit ALREADY on hand AZ !! &, ocock. e
started tor some where. but was interrupted
III 3 freal,.ldere and Cary Streets, where
lie pavement suddenly arose and s tl'l.
rim in tho head Tinsley bled pro fu Us y
Dr.. Mason took four st tches on me ioi'
tae Of his scalp, ana carried him Z. p e..
Somebody stabbed John Smith ~ co4 ore {.
33iin the back about o'clock yesterday q s
ternoon at Seventeenth Street and isoe J,
Alley. IA Dr.. Mason found q deep cut ~
VI MS right sde,3 which caused a sligh t !
Z i,emmonhage from his aungs. The man 1j'll
If vas taken to the hospital for Treatment y y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
The Pinch Of High Prices

M People arc feeling tho pinch Of Fhlgh
prices. and the cost OF living no and Y
the advance goes much further, Win
and The expansion OF credit. Il sonnet hing
ia liable to give way. II history repeats
itself In 1908 by a Republican defeat, t
will not be duo to solid prosperity but
to a reaction. which, stimulated high
prices and tho stretching u Of credit sis
sure to bring about In time, and which
will make people realize that prs lection
masses wealth In the hands Of tho few
and brings periods Of adversely which
make tho many suffer, Republicans may
well pray that tina lneritab BILE reaction pG
delayed until after November, 1908--NeWs
York journal Of Commerce, fsi y n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
AT MONTICELLO.
y. M, G, Boys Will Have ',f
If Cams Near Mansion. 81 b.

III The Central Y. NJ. G.! a. annual en-
campment will be held the year on Nom
ticello Mountain. under the shadow OF
the house designed and built BY Thomas
i effcrson. Special garrnngements have w!
been made by the Y. NJ. Q. a. with
Mr.. G. L. Rhodes. who manages the
Monticello estate. Excellent fishing ana
bathing will be among the amusements
Of the boys, sf n III .si I'd 90
The party will leave Richmond July
nth and will be gone a week Or ten
days. The final step In making these
entirely satisfactory arrangements was
not taken until yesterday. tss X #
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that Made. Milwaukee Famous


j enkins. q. D.. asuperintendenti ofssSth he
North Carolina thod list Orphanage mere.
died this morning q ut 8 O. clock having
steadily wea kened from a stroke OF b pa 4
ralysisM received Sunday inorning Dr.
Jenkins was In he seventy tlfth yea Is. os
his age. and had y been N. charge q 5stn Is
yen RS Z ago; in fact b for several years
prior to tho opening Of the !nstitntioy Y nc 9
devoted his time TO raising the tunds .Ior
iargelysthe credit for the spl endid 500 oyo
|plnnt North Caroi,n Method 90 nav. =! !,
I'd ist ministry for forty yea RS, and seryed
as pastor Iota bly, at P1 ymouth.F Warrenton.-
chapel Hill, Leesbnrg. Yanceyyille ROCK ,,,a
fonr1 times married and leaves six chill
dren, iii grown, Mr. ohm w Dor Jen kins.t
OF the Baltimore Sun. being among the
The funeral EwillEbe from Edenton Street
Methodist Church Mt = O clock sto-m52rr f2s,.
conducted by Presiding Elder
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lFi
N0R / ( j K! PLANS |. /
nE|:!DIC| ]: | J. | ! l /.
Says ;it Will 53B!ee Creates Mcdiz
call Colleg 7i,1 the 5
State ssa Is
DR.. LAN ORD !! /: i 3 TAKE ! IT. UP u
H32Il -
DR.. Ian ORD III 0 TAKE IT. UP
Movement is Outcome Of Failure
3. az Richmond Schools to 5s4
G Consolidate.

Ssii IN view of N the statement made by Dr.
Charles M. II azens egardng the, possible
tiles sofi Norfolk as q med icnls cc0ege
center, and tic rlterestss that were at
work to locate the medical school OF the
University Of Virginia there, the follow
ing article, taken from the 4 virgnian-
Eliot. IS full Of interest: N.
That Norfolk Will have Sa nodern, up
sto-date and excellentlys g tlcered medical
college, Is not far from an assured fact.
s sI5 It'll the splendid llospi tails. the gov
8ernment hospitals and Eclinlcs3a the navy
yard, herr many manufactures affordlng
abundance Of material for nsurgl cal DEM
&onstratl ions, Il cosmopolitan pulation, as
#is usual lnS seaport cities, and seventy
odd physicians, ranking with the best
3 In the south,Ithe field Is an inviting one
zone that seems to need covering
Under Consid era ton. n.
Tho matter has been under IS con l
zion 7 for some time BY leading local
physicians and surgeons. The field is
recognized 4 as an inviting one. 1t Is be-
&lieved that such a A college In Norfolk
would attract students from fur and near
IT Is believed that the school would in
stantly outrank the Richmond schools
e taking a. place next to the Tulane sc mol
Of New Orleans. 3ISl Sia4
Idea is Practical.
"The idea is both practical and f ca
sible, said Dr. Livius Lankford 4 pres den :
OF the Norfolk Med teal Society, when seen seer
last might. If # t;!S K,
q "The conditions here for the establish
&ment Of such a school are most "A I ayor-
able 81 sS5 as 4 III u 4, 6.
and the town also 49, advancing az rapidly.
There are already some seventy members
OF the. Medical Soci ETY. j; Iii JNorfo X il and
Portsmouth, and II they q have spract ically
/ taken ffronathe Northern i Ct .bas al the
5pract ico from Eastern North Carolina and
this part Of Virginia which formerly went
North 81 Il. N d III
Our bus mess men are ready to take up
any paying investment, and there Is no
doubt but that such q venture would pay,
and pay well. There Is plenty Of capital
In Norfolk---in fact some nnenlEers Of the
medical profession are sufficiently wealthy
h to start such school. .8S. as
1--WE have got splendid clinical adyan-i
8tages, and tho Norfolk hospitals are now
doing tremendous amount Of business.
II Will take tho matter up ut the next
meeting 4of L thei8s cloty!, and will urge
such q meas ure."' Ss 5sf is
Movement Growing.
.Dr. Landlords enthusiasm Is a shared
by many physicians Of Norfolk, and. II
several hustling business men put their
shoulders to the wheel, good results will
fellow, a Il " n q i5f
The next meeting OF tho med ical society
Will stakeiit up and with DIR. 'Iank ford's
backing tho proposition may take definite
action |. Oh 4 q 4 Il {.
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SON BORN TO CROWN
PRINCESS OF GERMANY
(By Associa ted Pres7s.)

BERLIN, July A. Crown Princess
Frederick William was safely accouched
OF a son mt 9;l5 this morning. The boy
Is wells formed and strong. The news Of
the birth OF his grandson was comlnu-
lnicated to Emperor William BY Means OF
steamer Hamburg, on which His Majesty
is proceeding TO Trondhjem, Norway,
There was great rejoicing at Potsdam
when 1t became known that the Crown
Princess had given birth to a son,
salute WAS fred and the town doc tea'
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p. Dearborn.
William G. Workman. Il

#l54 Especial to The Tlmes-D lapa tch.J
BALTIMORE,5A MD, July 44,--1Hilliara
tG i. Wortham, seventy-seyen years 2 old,
died suddenly yesterday at his home here,
He was a native OF NJ Id dlesex county,
Va, and served In the Confed erate Army.
After the war he went into lbusiness at
Harmony. Va, until " ~ when he came
here to live. His wife was Miss Lucy
Garland, OF Middlesex 1t, ss i siIfS siEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Beach Park Celebrated.

n The morning train carried twelve orowd-
ia coaches 70 Beach Park yesterday, and
NE Twilight Limited" yoo4 nine more.
rtlne day was enjoyed ~ the beach, by
Many special features wore given dur
ing tho day IN Observance OF the rourth
tHd q grand display Of fireworks was hold
kt night n r 5iS 3l4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
.TWO GIRLS DRIVE AUTO $40
MILES UNLESS THAN Isl DAYS

by autonsonE ilU from Onancock, which
PLACE theyglett June e3d. They made the
Journey Of i844o mi les IL five and ne-haif
days, sstopptng spearl saE day IN Philadel.
5phiaS and several Ftours ut New York ' and
NarrngansettS n Pier. IL S3 i5ss II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
The First Bale

(By Associated Press.)
81 NEW ORLEANS. July 4.-The Arst bale
OF cotton to be shipped from the 1905
crop In tho United States, was tonight
reported on Its way from Brownsville.
Tex. II was consigned TO the New Or
leans Charity Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Movement Growing. !

South Hill, IA; Lawrenceville, s.
Especial to, The Times-D!spatch.
SOUTH HILL, VA July 4.-The Fourth
was celebrated here to-day with a game
of ball, the South Hill team defeating
the Ball Tossers from Lawrcncevllle by
the score OF 10 to 8. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Pearl q. SargI,eE.nlt.II

q Mrs, Pearl Griffin sarRHnt, Wlls Of Adr,
St rho funesal farran gen,ents VIII be made
after the arrival Of Mrs. sargeh1t' {, mot ner
nounced later. ~ N 3, X
Rev. j. w, Jenkins, p. p.
Especial to The II lmes-p ispa tch.l
IsALDIGH, n, q. July Asr--Rs u. az,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Z. .l,Ii ! Z III q, Z.

!, s3f Special ito /, The Times .gispa
sa BA1TIA1ORE,;sAiD .. y. III q !
Received here tod ay that mi and Mrs.
sClaud No ttingh m. III @
and Miss Miriam stromeng ger, OF Bait III
more, have reached M ttaposett, Mass,
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Mrs. William Elicit
ecial to " The Tllnes-D ispa tch.)

Especial to z The Times D tch:)
CREWE, d " A. .s4p July ~ RS. liam
Elicit died here this morning liter an
illness OF several months. She leaves her.
husband. Captain liam 81 FL ett,$ss yard
several sons, the el dest OF whom is Mr..
John Elicit, chief dispat cher In the Nor
FOX and Western Office here; several
Observation-Disclosures Mamie, Esth u ana
Ma ggie ElAtt 4 and Mrs. Paul Tunstall.asof,
Norfolk. The remains will & be inferred reg
in the Crewe Cemetery Thursday mornirf1ls
sat 10 % clock ~ n 345
P. $B. Dearborn. 5y
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
A.. Jul " An r.& Peytong 3.
Dearborn, who died suddenly In a lex,
andria sunday, was buried here yeater:--st
day in heScemetery. The burial services
we're conducted by Father Joseph ~.
Perrig, OF Lynchburg. Va, a. n Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Saves Little Girls Life.

Policeman Edward Waymack was for
tunate enough yesterday afternoon n to
be the means OF saving o young girls
serious injury, He Yves returning from
the ball park to Manch hester. and while
at Seventh and Broad Streets, q young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding District Coqrt-Ex parte
uict Court No. 67s.-tPon petition of the United
states by its attorney; Daniel W Baker: this day
ordered by this court against one Adolf b. Gibson
az az reg s Of p s sadFs G5 me s sSa G Court
Is in the furtherance Of the interests OF
tionai comfy between the United States and the
United States Of Mexico, this 18th day of January,
1906, ordered. that the following and annexed no.
ties be published In fifteen consecutive issues Of
Eyening Star ar and that proper proof Of the due
aaRR9 psas aaa hfd Jnsee
(Notice.) ADOLF B. GIBSON; before the Judge
Ausastin Ansorena on the bench; Ricenti i Man
uei Urrnchurtu appeared as attorney for the
.Pcnis Gold Mining COMPANY have transferred to
eordlng TO a written agreement dated April 2sth
of the present year, in the city OF Valdez, Terri
mines named The Colorado" and The Plano"
located IN the District Of Altar State Of Sonora.
as also the mine named The Mici<sn." located
in the same district OF Altar. which you acquired
respectively from I. W. Mix and his associates.
ten agreements dated the 1Ith day OF January,
ens 5e esa 5udge q the village Of No
Judge OF the First Instance Of the village of Altar
having been shown extra iudiciaiy 70 the petition
that the first authorization OF the Instruments
you now come before the court praying in accord.
with Article 70 Of the Code OF Civil Procedure
Authorization OF the instruments mentioned be
ordered and that publication be made in Tires
newspapers OF the greatest crcDia tion In the city
OF Valdez. Alaska; in the city OF Washington ia
the United States Of America. and in whatever
paper may be designated IN this capital. which petI
ton is granted by the Judge In conformity with toe
DEGREES of Sept. 20 last, and the 10th and 18Th o.
the present month. and he desiEnates ia Patria'
the newspaper in which publica ton shall be
made In this city. Notice whereof Is hereby gwen
by these presents in accordance with the require
ments OF the law. Mexico, Oct. 25th. 1905. Au-
GUSrIN PAIAcioS, Notary Public Jal9-15t
SUPREME COURT Of THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumia holding a probate court.-So- 1875, Ad-
ministration.-This Ia to give notice that the sub.
scriber of the District of Columbia has robteined
from the Probate Court OF the District OF Column
bia letters testamentary on the estate OF Margaret
A. Wetzel late OF the District OF Columbia. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, TO tie
subscriber before the 10Th day OF January,
A D. 1907; otherwise they may by law he excluded
from al benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 10th day of January 1906. JAMES II.
TAYLOR, 14l9 q st. NV. Attest: JAMES TAN
NER Register of Wills for the District OF Column
bs Clerk of the Probate Court. JAS. Il. TAYLOR,
Attorney tall-1aw-3t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER FOR u
S. Soldiers Home. Washington, D. c., January 80
1D06-Sealed proposals for furnishing and deliver.
Ing granite for mess hall and dormitory building
: at q. S. Soldiers Home, Washington, d, c. will
be received here until noon February %, ieO5 and
then Pabl,ciy opened Information on apgliea ton
PHEN sEWELI. Captain Engineers CONSTRUCTING
Officer. ja25, 20. n, 20 fe23 "a
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU or EN-
craving and Printing, Washington, D. G.. January
49, 1o68-Sealed proposals. will be received at this
o6ice until pm. Monday, February lei 1905. for
furnishing metal frame window screens Tho
Of bids Blank forms for proposals. ana further
information will be furnished application to
wM. n. MEREDITH. Director Of Bureau
1a23, q, a7-St
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STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; STORAGE BYv'
the load; packing, hauling and shippng. See Us
before storing THOMAS DOWNING Co.
Anctioneers 6iz st. n.w.s Phone Main 6i5.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED SOLE AGENCY FOR RIGHT MAN on
wonderful Instantaneous water heater Al
dress HOOPER, care ST. James Hotel ja25-3t
WANTEp-RESFuNSIBL PARTY IN WASH
iugtOu to take agency for large rug house; car
pet cleaning or upholsterlng concern preferred;
process. making Ottoman rugs from WORKOUT
carpets. For particulars write NEW JERSEY
RUG 60. HackensaCk. y j. ja225tF
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD BY YOUNG MAN
in government employ; with strictly private fam.
fly; references given. Address A. @. B., Star
Office. ja2S-3t.
CAFE TRAYMoRE, Gil 14TH ST. N.w.-BOARD
by month. 81. so. ja1S-S0t
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTFD-SMART TALKERS EARN 81 TO IS
per day selling plant food for house plants. Send
US s. to secure beginners outfit oDNCEN
TEATED PERI WAN GUANO COMPANY, 224
r.. gid ST. New York. Ja23-3t'
WANTED ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN FOR OUT
side work, with established firm; permanent posi-
tiGn to right party; salary and commission; state
age and experience. Address Box 262, Star office.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING,
pain; feel, act and last longer than natural
teeth. shrunken faces made normal: painless AL
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WANTED-LOTS.

wANTFD-oNE OR MORO LOTS IN NORTH
west. Columbia or Washington Heights. viii
pay cash by builder. Owners opportunity Give
price, trust. size and numbev. Address BUILD.
Err, Box II. Star Office. ta25- til, sa -2t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT
The Truxton, cost ct. NV, new buflding;
steam heat. 5anitor services apartments Of and
rooms and bath: rents, $i2-5o to So so; open
for Inspection. Apply DAVID MOORE,
1t i3oS n. y. are. nv.
FOR RENT-0NE MONTHS RENT FREE IF
taken at once; those Thoroughly modern broom
apartments on y st. 23d; rent, 81. 20 each.
FOR RENT-FCRSISIfED APARTMENT NEAR
Thomas Circle; light rooms and bath. Apply
to f. F. HERRING, $40 18th ST. NV. ts2a-sts
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sAIB-ONE GASOLINE RUNABoUT. IN
running order; price, sos: demonstration given
Apply WILLARD AUTO co. 400. 406 I4th ST.
D.w.i phone 1856 ja23-Tt
FOR SALE-oNB ST. LOUIS TOURING CAR, IN
running order. $500 demonstration given. Apply
WILLARD AUTO CO, 4eo-408 lsth St NV;
phone 1S6. ja23-It
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

wANTED--OAPABLE STENoGRAPHER, HAY
ing executive ability law Office. Address, stat
lag experience and salary expected, OHIO
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY AS BOOK KEEPER
and cashier in highelass store; must hare II
reproachable references and be capable write,
giving full particulars and salary required TO
y. W. Box 10, Star Office. ~
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FOR RENT-ROoMS.

FOR RENT-2 RuoMS AND PRIVATE BATH;
beat. light and bet water: $26- AT The Astoria.
I'D and @ ats. NV. no1o-n
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Ink by two adults permanent. Address NJ. L.
o. Star office. 1t
WANrGD-ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH; Mt.
pleasant preferred; single gentleman. Address
Box 212, Star Office. 1t
WANTED-BY SINGLE LADY. ONE FUR. AND
one unfur. for storage; prefer communicating;
possibly with board; northern family: west OF
14th or Cap Hill near Cap; from s25 to S2S
% floor in 9-story house. Address IMMEDIATE
II Star office ja24-3ts
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WANTED-WHITE Girl. TO Do PLAIN SEW.
iBg and wait on invalid; ref. Apply after sx,
m W 1t
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WANTED EXPERIENCED BREAD AND ROLL
baker, night work. Address Box 2G0. Star Office
faYa- 81.
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wANTEIt-A GIRL, AGE IA TO 10 YEARS, TO
learn TO trim mems bats; 81 per week paid
while lea rnng. Apply at BRoDTS HAT FAC-
TORY, 4f9 18th st. NV IT.
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Rodas AND BOARD.

ao7 r. ST N.w.~F FURNISHED ROOMS, wiTIl
board. excellent beale ccekiug susn family: re
fined surroundings. 1a25-yt.
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WANTED-A YOUTH, WHITE OR COI.oRED,
pufters assistant and general utility; salary
- week: must come highly recommended. APP
Vly MANAGER. CasteIberg's Jewelry Co. ja24- Ct
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-10-26
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS.

C. C. Wells has returned from busi-
ness trip to New York.
Miss Lena Goodwin has returned to
Hopkinton, Mass.
Miss Cordie Bessette left last week
Friday for Montreal where she will pass
the winter.
Miss Hattie Kellogg has returned to
her home at Cream Hill after stay
of several days with friends in town.
Mrs. John b, Hayes is at Glens Falls
visiting her daughter-in-law, who is re-
ported dangerously ill.
Arthur Brown was among the lucky
ones that killed deer. He captured
one near the Chapman woods that
weighed about 200 pounds.
Mrs. Florence Smith, of Boston, is
visiting her father, James Tracey, at The
Sargent.
Captain and Mrs. T. J. Williams, of
Santa Maria, California, are guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. A. j. Hurlbert. Mrs. Williams
is sister of o, f. Hurlbert.
Jerry DeGray is co MINED to the house
with lame back.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-10-26
Century Club Course.

Not quite month before the first
number of this seasons course. Have
you got your season ticket? The COM
mittee say that people who have en-
ioyed the entertainments in other days,
are coming in and calling for tickets
and don't have to be "labored with" as
formerly. The following is list of
attractions for this season: November 81
The Musical Five; December 20, The
Harmony Concert Co; February IL,
Russell H. Conwell; March 10, Hon.
Philip P. Campbell. Seats will be drawn
by lots as they were last year. This
gives everyone an equal chance at the
best locations. Date CT drawing will
appear in the Register next week.
If you plan to purchase tickets at all
why not send your name at once tC
either Mrs. B. F. Wales, Mrs. l.. G
Russell or Mrs VIM. Jackson