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E. D. CARUSI, Secretary.
Phone NJ 3436. 1884 F st. NV.
sPENCERIAE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
4O3 Ninth Street n ".

Has been. is now. ana VIII. under the new
ownership and management, continue o. be
'WashlDgtODs & Greatest CflCe-ITalulEg In
stitution for Stenographers, B5okkeepers Of
ice Assistants civil Service Candidates. auI
Useful Life Real merit, elegant appoint
ments. satisfactory results. honorable deal
ings, promises fulfilled. and the pT1priet0rs
assisted by specialists. are some Ct the dis
unctive features that have made and shall
maintain the Speucerian as the leading college
OF its kind. DO not spend time and money
al an inferior school. but come 90 the Spel-
cerIan. The College is open daily for students
ana callers from am 20 8 pm. The de-
mands fo~ Spencegian graduates IN Shorthand
and Bookkeeping aTe unlimited send for free
booklets and special information. ausJ-e1 1d-tf
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MORE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
NEAR PERUVIAN BOUNDARY

SANTIAGO. Chile. Aug 3o-Reports
from Taena and africa say that heavy
earthquake shocks have been felt IN
that district as far as 10 the Peruvian
boundary. In Taena there was little
property damage. but the people are
sleeping and living in the open air for
fear that a severer shock may bring q
catastrophe.
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FLEISHMAN'S VALET
WANTS HIM ARRESTED

NEW YORK. Aug. 30-Camiila
Adams, valet 20 Julius Freshman.
wants TO have the millionaire brought
in OF the high seas and compelled TO
give up the trunk OF his empI0ye.
Adams was given a two hours shore
leave of Fleishman's yacht He did
not show up on time, and the yacht
sailed away without him. All his
clothes were on board. He wants 70
get them back so he can apply for a
new job.
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UsEp Zoo MUcH cHLoRoFoRM.

While using choloroform for neuralgia
last night. Julia Colbert. nineteen years
old, OF zJ2s Pennsylvania avenue north
west, was overcome and had q narrow
escape from death. She was sent 90
the Georgetown Hospital. and after
working over her for some time she was
revived. Later IN the evening the girl
went home.
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Dry Goods.

100 yards OF NIercerized Satteens
in all cOloTs. and black. fun yard
wide; I'm lengths from 10 s yards
usually 25c and 35c a yard O2S
Rebuilding q. T. P-...........,.. , :
Remnants OF the Best Apron Cling
hams such weu-knowu brands as
AmosIeag and Lancaster. also Dom
inO; worth Sc a yard. Re A &C
building q. 7. P,-..-...-.,----.---E = =
5Gl Yards Of Pure Linen, Tn
bleaChed. Irish Satin Table
Damask that always sold for 50c a
yard. Special. not more than zoe
five yards TO one customer at
All Our Remnants OF Cnbleached
Canton Flannel that sold for J. = 2,
and 10 cents per yard IN lengths
running from 70 l5 yards. - aS
While they last....--.............J , =
The Very Best Standard Quality
81 Quality Table Oilcloth IN 70
different patterns 10 pick II &C
from: c. T. P---.......--....-.--.A 4
Stair Oucloth. the very best made.
This Friday G- 7. =. Instead a &C
OF lNc..................... ........-.....-.....-E =
Genuine Opaque Window Shades
with the best American spring at
tachment including fixtures 17C
worth 25C. c. T. P.......-.......A
ODDS and Ends Of Huck Towels
that sold for S and loC each; some
with IrlnEes OLACrS WlllDQL AElABes
Are neat red border. & &c
c. T. P..---........--.-.. =
Hemstitched Pillow Cases about
90 dozen In all; sold for IS TIlC
and l9c each. @. 7. P-....-..... H 2
Remnants fof Unbleached Cotton
including all our S, 9, and loc
grades. I'm lengths from 2 20 4 aC
10 yards c. r. P-.--...-.----..-s . 4
The regular SC Outing Flannel N
all the new patterns such as pink
light blue. red. tan. and fancy Z lC
stripes and checks. c. T p > Z
Odds and Ends Of Pillow Tops all
pretty designs; sold always INc
at 25c per yard G. T. P-.---.-.. ~
Fine English Mohair in black only;
Just the thing for an early fall suit
or skirt with a beautiful silk luster,
IS inches wide sold always Z &c
for see a yard. q. T. P.-....-.. - -
Just received 50 pieces OF the latest
designs in Gray Checked Effects.
Wool suiting worth SOC a yard. , &C
Rebuilding q. T. P........--..-. 4 >
Fine l0-4 Fleeced Blankets IN white
and gray with blue or red border.
Worth S9c. Rebuilding d &c
G. r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r ,
Our Regular sl.25 Quality Of Guar
enteed Wear. black tadeta. extra
heavy rustlinE finish: also soft ChiT-
fon finish best Lyons dye 4 &c
Rebuilding g. T. P--..-.......... " =
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Waists Reduced.

% dozen black Lawn Waists; two
STYLES: one with embroidery down
front, long sleeves; button front,
another style of black satine tucks
front and back; button front: AuC
worth 75c-Rebuilding c. 7. P.-.T1
Fine Persian Lawn Waists; made
with tuCks on each side; wide en-
broidery; front piece, long or short
sleeves; worth Sl-RebUilding 4nC
u. T. P.....-................ , ,
Choice from Waists OF unusually
pretty designing, large variety. all
handsomely trimmed; nigh or Dutch
necks. long or short sleeves; 7UC
81 50 waists ....-.........-...-....s ,
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loss of one of its most distinguished
marksmen, Lieut. K x. V. Casey. the
famous shot of the Seventy-frst, who
has at one time or another, won almost
all the big hOnOrs at the to- .Tnament.
Lieutenant Casey has moved 10 VIII
mingtOn, Del. and has Joined the Della
ware National Guard. lie Is here com
peting IN most of the important individ-
ual matches. Yesterday he knocked out
a possible-10 bulrs-eyes at 600 yards-iu
the Hayes match
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Laces and Embroidery.

Torchop Laces. Edges. and In
sertions 10 match: variety of de
signs; width up 20 3iz inches; worth
I0c a yard. Rebuilding sale {
1ElCe. now -----..-- .-..-.--- -
Large lot of Point de Paris Laces.
edges and insertions 10 match;
widths up TO ~ inches: fifty 4 lc
patterns; 12izc kinds now y Z
Val L.aces by the piece; all fine
neat patterns; insertions and edges
that match: usual soc "a dozen , z 6
yards: now, j yards for......-' = -
Fine Cambria Embroi0eries. new
patterns in cambria edges, some. IN
sertion; Angialse, blind. semi-blind,
wheel and open-work pat - lC
terms. Q. T. P-.--...-.---..--.-. \ =
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Millinery.

50 Vesta TilIey Hats at $3.50 dozen
OF them in black chip. the kind which
has struck the popular demand This
Is an extra good quality hat at
Fridays Rebuilding Sale Q &C
Price Of ......................... y >
50 au-silk hats. IN black, just re-
ceived thirty dozen-they' ready-tO-
wears. trimmed with rosettes 0Sc
of velvet and black quills-at... ,
Black silk braid hats IN Vesta TIL
ley. walking and Turban shapes:
trimmed in bands and TOsettesi
six STYLES: worth $2.50- 81 %
now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. -
New plaid hats in untrimmed and
turhan and sailor shapes. worth
ssOO-R b uiIding Sale 81 7E
Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a. >
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Belt Sale.

Twenty dozen white wash Belts;
2 10 2Ih inches wide. with gilt or
pearl buckles; embroidered and eye
let work: worth z5c each-Re- ne
building 9. T. P.......-............ ~
Ladies patent leather Belts; just
received. black, white and red; har-
ness Rebuilding O. ms
T. P......--.-.-..-.---- ------..-...... ~
Ladies' silt morie Belts; new styles
in black. white. blue, pink, ana red;
square ard oval gilt buckles ,
Rebuilding q. 7 0.-.....--.---- Z )
Ladies silk plaid Belts; all new
styles for fall; black and white, rcd
and white, green and white and
brown and white with oval or square
buckles: 70 kinds-Rebuilding 4 OC
O.. T. P......,....-----...-.--- =
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Both Wash and Cloth.

loo White Wash Skirts. made OF
unene, linen, and cannon CLOTH some
plain, some embroidered, and some
applique: all sizes: in a dozen differ
ent styles; sold for 81 S.. and z nc
8. Your choice- ce----.---.---.---.--.O "
Another lot Of only 3 White Wash
Skirts that sold for Sc 70 s., made OF
uneue and trimmed with folds OF
same material and bands Of embrOid-
cry. Rebuilding sale price for O &C
tomorrow only ----- = ~
About Hftv Wash Suits IN several
different styles; made OF India linen
and batiste; they sold originally for
&3 and 81 Tomorrow your unrestTict-
ed choice Of all garments. O &C
Special. .-,...-.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = -
About IS Wash Suits; made Of India
linen and dotted Swiss; heavy and
lightweight cannon cloth. consist
ing OF White Wash Suits, lace and
embroidery trimmed: Coat 81 90
Suits. and EtOns. Choice I. -
s Long Coat Suits two grays.
black and three blues; made OF
cheviOt and cloth: sold for s K 0C
SIS Rebuilding G. T. P. " , >
q Ladies Eton Cloth Suits. in
broadcloth. CheviOt. and Panama,
black and stylish cOlOTs, plain and
silk trimmed; sold for SIS S & @ =
and so. Rebuilding G. T P " = ,
ladies' Jackets; FOUR black broad
cloth and three tan cOyertS, collar
and collarless effects; sold s > 0E
for S. Rebuilding G. T. P. Z ,
II Ladies Skirts, made Of Panama
cloth, IN blue. black, and brown;
some nine, some eleven gore; full
kits and flare: sold for $ ST 90
10 IS Rebuilding G. T. p. 4. -
2 Green Briluantine skirts, nine
gore fare: sold for So. Re &C
building G. T. P..--...,..--..-.... = -
The new FAN Cloth Skirts just in.
made o. serge CleviOt. finished with
strap seam ending IN fun kilt. bands
Of same material. in black
and blue. worth S. Re 50 q @
building price.......-..-..-.-- - y
New Fall Suits, IN several different
styles. including Pinch Coat Suits
one style made ~ HerringbOne Chew
tot. nicely tailored with stTapping Of
same material. finished with small
silk buttons, satin lined jacket, new
coat sleeve, full killed skirt gener-
Gus width: IN brown. blue, and black.
Another style OF Invincible Plaid in
the newest shade OF gray, Pinch
Jacket. handsomely trimmed in vel
vet. all silk braid. inlaid velvet collar
and velvet cuffs, buttons 70 match
satin lined: skirts are nine gore; all
regular SIC grades. In SD O2
trOduCtOTy price. ..--...-.-.. = -
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enter will have to win first. second or
third place there.
At the meeting Of the playground dl-
rectors yesterday. various matters
relative to the final tournament were
discussed. Dr. Curtis spoke especially
Of the social and moral value or the
playground work and games, and urged
the teachers 20 be very careful to pre-
vent cheating in such games as
croquet, and advised that penalties Tor
cheating be made so severe that cheat-
ing would not be profitable.
He spoke Of the contests which had
been taking place IN different parts or
the city, and said that while the spirit
was improving there had been more or
less TO complain Of in many places IN
the way the children had treated their
guests from another section. IN many
cases there were feuds in different sec
tions Of the city, which bad been stand
Ing for many years ana nefeloLoIe u
has been impossible TO nave meet az
which children were not "trOtted ana
called abusive names. He said tndt re
believed these tournaments would 90
more than anything else could 40 70
improve the feeling between different
sections. and that in these first years
he would rather see that the chlldren
treated each other with courtesy tnan
to see that high scores and fast records
were made in athletics. II was Tor this
purpose that the count OF 10 points on
courtesy IS given at each meet.
Spirit Among Children Improving.
Already the spirit among the children
Is beginning 10 improve. and Dr.. Curtis
expressed the hope that by next year
there would be no more Of this bad
spirit shown. He said that America
was much criticised abroad even IN our
college athletics for the way visiting
teams are treated, and for the spirit
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Results of Yesterday.

III the Tyro Company match yes e.
day. B. Of the First. and K. Of the Sec
ond District had a neck-and-ncCk race
for first honors, b winning by bare two
points Being new men at the game.
the B team has been jollying ever since,
for il vanquished seasoned old marks
men. High score for the four District
contestants was the 45 by Sergt p. c.
Bischoff. OF Company 3. Capt Mar
shall Magruder and Private @ NJ Put
nam tied for second hOnors with A.
The full District score for the Tyr0
match follows.
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Altho this sale lis been running for
over a month, the values offered below
are the best yet TO come. The arrival
of new fall goods at this time forces us
TO price both the new and old meTchan-
disc much below the usual. We need
the floor Space-the advantage is yours.
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Window oil Opaque Shades 44oc
w AAANAS" Empire oil Opaque. soc
csLo5oc King Scotch Holland .75o
S1duCos Hung free. Wll call With samples
RundIett's Shade Factory, l7EK sts. NV.
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Hair Nets. Sc

Ladies' Hair Nets IN light. dark.
and mixed grounds: exceptional
values. Rebuilding g. T p, Sc,
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| YOur HOuse MaY Need Painting.

Ny price and work are a guarantee OF
your continued patronage.
Wm. Peake, 20 }siB7sr ys4Ts 90 9baE P9 ave Sc Sc
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NEW YORK BRYAN MAD;
HIS NAME WILDLY CHEERED

Continued from Page oneJ
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ST. ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL WILL
,,,,sT an Seureuber G 1916 when We VIII be
Trepared 10 iii orders FOR lfdies and misses
e5W-ns. coat suits, wraps. &c Lessons given
n emitting ana hitting FOr further infOT-
nation apply 10 2023 ST NV. aulS-90t
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woman suEpriges the Vets.
Her Position Is Puzzling.

This position of the young woman IS
just now puzzling the executive officers
OF the National Rife Association. Tor
In the past none but men had been so
hcnored. Even the representatives OF
the United States Government are in a.
Cuandary. Just the same. however. she
yesterday received her medal from the
board Of range officers as a qualified
marksm8n. Although her shooting
would indicate II. Mrs. Topperwein is
not a native Texan.
Before marriage she was Miss Eliza
beth SeTvaty. OF New Haven, and until
four years ago. as she said. was like
every orhed woman. mOTtally afraid OF
firea rms "
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The BerIitz School Of LANGUAGES

F2g l4th ST. N ". r. GoNAItD' Prime
Grand Prizes, st Louis, 'O4i AaeBs' 'o5'
French, German. Spanish. etc Na'lFe teachers
1,-e-sration for College Trial lesson free
5e6-tf
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SEA GIRT SMILES
AS SUN APPEARS
Wimbledon Match PoStpOn-
ed Until Tomorrow After
Regimental Match.
WOMAN SHOT WINS HONORS
Has Qualified as Member of New Ma
tiOnal Marksmen's
Reserve.

STATE CAMP. SEA GIRT. n. J., Aug.
S0-The sun showed up this morning
for the first time this week. when the
rldemen went 10 the 20O-yar- targets
in the carbine team match, in which
there are eight contestants. Squadron
A, New York, two teams; the First
and Second Troops. Philadelphia City
Cavalry; the Second Troop. of New Jer-
sey. two teams; the First Squadron Col
Orado Cavalry, and the Denver city
Troops In the regImental skirmlsh
match this afternoon. Massachusetts
has three entries, the First Corps Cadets,
the Eighth Regiment, and the Sixth
Regiment.
Wimbledon Match Postponed.
The Wimbledon Cup match. which was
called on yesterday afternoon on ac-
count of the storm, Will take place to-
morrow afternoon after the regimental
team match. The Mississippi team ar
rived last evening. The New York team.
victorious IN the national team match
1or years in succession. reached the
range this morning.
The First and Second District have
entered the regimental skirmish match.
The Districts plan for practice this
week has been completely spoiled so far,
Major Bell says. by the continued storm.
as no team practice whatever has been
secured What practice the men have
got has necessarily been in the several
regular matches.
Woman Surprises the Vets.
one OF the surprises of this years
meet OF rife cracks is a Clear-eyed.
handsome young woman. who. four
years ago. had never handled a gun.
much less fired a shot out of gun.
rife. OF revolver. She is Mrs. Elizabeth
Topperwein OF san Antonio. Tex. She
opened the eyes Of the veterans at the
butts on Tuesday by scoring fifty-uine
out Of a possible sevenJy-hve. IN five
shots each at DO, 300. and 500 yards.
She thus qualihes for enrolment as a
member OF the new national marks
men S reserve.
Her Position Is Pulling.
This position of the young woman IS
just now puzzling the executive officers
OF the National Rifle Association. for
g. Er. g.a faH az
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-28
nsf or DESTROYED.

NH. Gibson. of Ryegate in the County
of Caledonia. State of Vermont, hereby give
notice that / am the owner of eight (S)
shares of capital stock of the Ryegate Coop
erative Creamery Company, a corporation
duly organized and existing under and by
virtue of the laws of the State of Vermont,
and having its principal office for the tran
saction of its business at Ryegate, in said
county: that four ~ shares of said capital
stock is represented by certificate number
TIVE nty.three (23) dated the 26th day OF
name, and delivered to me by the proper
officers of said corporation; that four a.
shares of said capital stock is represented by
a certificate number four ~ dated the 26th
day of June, 1898, duly issued and delivered
by the proper officers OF the said corporation
to w. !. Henderson, late of Ryegate. IN the
said county, deceased; that l purchased said
last mentioned stock of said w. ]. Hender-
son. during his lifetime. AMI he assigned,
transferred and delivered said certificate to
me at the time of said purchase; thai said
certificates have been lost or destroyed,
therefore, do hereby advertise the said loss
or destruction in accordance with sections
1896, 3697 and 369S of the Vermont Stat
utes.
If no other person cl inns said shares OF
stock within three months after the expira-
ton of the week ending May 9Th, 1906 the
said corporation will issue to me new certih
Gates of said stock in lieu of the ones lost or
destroyed in accordance with said sections OF
the Statute. and said corporation will not
thereafter be liable on account OF said orig
inal certificates.
Dated at Ryegate. in said county. this gath
day of February, 1906
M II GIBSON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-28
Lost or DESTROYED.

I, M. H. Gibson. of Ryegate in the County
of Caledonia, and State of Vermont. having
been duly appointed by the Hon. the Pro
bate Court, within and for the district of
Caledonia, administrator upon the estate of
John Gibson late of Ryegate, in said district,
dece ased, hereby give notice that the said es
tate is the owner of four ~ shares of the
capital stock of the Ryegate Cooperative
Creamery Company, a corporation duly or
ganized and existing under and by virtue of
the laws of the State of Vermont aud hav-
ing its principal office for the transaction of
its business al Ryegate in said county; that
said shares of stock are represented by a GER
tifcate number twenty. (27), dated the
26th dav of June, 1898, duly issued by the
proper officials of the said corporation to the
said John Gibson; that said certificate has
been lost or destroyed, therefore. 1 the said
NJ. Fl. Gibson, administrator, hereby adver
tise the said loss or destruction in accord
ance with sections 1896. 3697, and 369s ofthe
Vermont Statutes.
II no other person claims said shares of
stock within three months after the expira-
tion of the week ending May 5th, 1906, the
said corporation will issue to the said M H.
Gibson, administrator. new certificate of
said stock in lieu of the one lost or destro yed
in accordance with said sections of the stat
ute, and said corporation will not thereafter
be liable on account OF the said original GER
tificates.
Dated at Ryegate. in said county, this Gath
day of February, 1906.
M. H. GIBSON,
Administra .or of the estate of John Gibson
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The rIinstrel jubilee.

Rehearsals for this popular entertain.
ment begin tonight and thelarge number
of our best singers, who have so kindly
agreed to assist, assures the finest per-
Torrance of minstrel music ever heard in
town. The Hooker Howe Co. OF Haver-
hill will furnish the costumes, which will
be gorgeous in the extreme, and the en-
tire program will be up-to-date in every
respect.
Everyone is guessing who the lend
ladies'" will be, but this is being kept a
secret. Miss EIsinore Brock is drilling
dozen little tots, who will appear in
very cute "pickanninny" speciality. John
H. Moore is boiling down an excellent
run of local observations, limitations and
presentations, which will undoubtedly
delight the audience. Many other nov
cities are in preparation and all amuse
ment lovers should plan to be at Music
Hall, Friday evening. March %.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-28
In the Interest of Woodcraft.

The Northern Vermont Log.Rolliug
Association met at Lyndonville Thurs
day evening, and among other things
appointed the following committee to ar.
range for picnic the coming season: DR..
W. c, Blake, N. A. Norton of Lyndon
vile, B. L Hall of Sheffield, H. c. Goss
of Irasburgh, aud c. c. Elliott, of Nor.
gan. The meeting was well represented
by delegates. Pres. A. H. Gleason of ST..
Johnsbury was in attendance and the
association is meeting with much success
in it's efforts to further the cause of wood
craft.
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To LET. Store in Walker Block, Main
St.. possession February list. Enquire
OF L. D. Hazen.
For SALE. Five Hundred Cords Dry,
Four Foot SIabwood at So 90 cord
delivered. Follensby 6, Peck, St. johns
| bury.
WANTED: Bright, honest Young man
from St. Johnsbury to prepare Tor pay
ing position in Government Mail Service
Box One, Cedar Rapids, la.
For SALE. Dry 16.inch wood. Q n.
Drew. N. E. Telephone 274-33. k. +. d.
No. 3
Coon SLEIGH for sale cheap. Inquire
at % Spring street.
AN ATTRACTIVE OFFER. The Review
OF Reviews, the Cosmopolitan and the
CALIFORNIAN in 1906-all for $3.50.
Regular price $3.50.
Cremola, the best Carbolic Salve
Large box postpaid for a dime and
cent. The John A. Caledon Co., K F. u.
No. 1. Morganton, N. c.
WANTED. 500 Mink Skins also all
kinds OF Raw Furs-good prices. VIM.
T. Horton, 2 Summer St., St. Johnsbury.
TWENTY Coop young grade Jersey
Hostein and Durham cows for sale at
reasonable prices. as am going to stock
my farm with Thoroughbred cattle. ii.
E Wilson, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
ORDERS FOR COSTUMES may be placed
with William Gill, Main street. The
Hooker Howe Costume Co., 63 Merri.
mack Street, Haverhill, Mass.
GEORGE w. Cook, AUcTIoNEER. For
the next few weeks will be prepared to
attend sales at living prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Citizens telephone 76-S,
West Danville, Vt.
NURsE.-Mrs. c. ]. Heon, Drouin's
block, room 49, Railroad street, st.
Johnsbury, Vt. N. E. Telephone II 4.
To RENT-A pleasant and convenient
first floor tenement Suitable for family
of two or three. Inquire SO Summer
street.
We have too many random length and
3 Boards, spruce and fir, will sell them
for SIS 90 per M, planed and matched.
Folensby & Peck
Two lENEMENTS to rent at II Con-
cord Avenue. Louis |. DeBlois.
For SALE. Grimm Sugar evaporator
and arch, nearly new. Inquire of H. S.
Wilson, N. E. Phone 1923, Passumpsic,
VT.
SPECIAL AGENT WANTED. l will hire
good man to act as a Special Agent, to
devote his whole time to soliciting and
working with other agents through ut
Vermont and northern New Hampshire
on guarantee and extra commission.
For man who is conversant with the
Insurance Business, who can write and
secure same, who can give his whole
time and il necessary can be away from
home for indefinite periods, l am pre-.
pared to make contract that will be
worth his time. No finer company
exists to represent, none give letter
contract, none have done better by their
policy holders. than the old Estate Mu-
tual Life Of Massachusetts. Charles S.
Hastings, Gen'l Agent. Over Post Office,
st. Johnsbury, Vt.
For SALE. Scotch Collie pups. W.
Church, Rural Delivery, No. 8, St. Johns.
bury, VT.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. W. A. Kicker, "a Summer St.
WE Do CUSTOM GRINDING at Ide's
electric mill. E. T. & H. K. Ide, Bay
St.
DREssMAKlNG per day engagements.
Address K. c. Somers, Citizens Bank
Block.