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Hotel Dennis

ATLANIIC IIIl, y. J.
Occupies cnc-haf square of un0bstructcd beach
front New dr5IT1-f addition Of 100 rooms and baths
With sea and fresh water. WALTER J. BUZBY.
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BankrnptcY Court.

IHILF JISIItE ILAHAITH.
In re David Y. Iseman discharge ordered and
return OF fee decTced
In re Nathan Iseman; discharge ordered and re-
turn of fee dccrced.
In re Edwin C. Reid: Zee ordered paid.
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Criminal Court No. 4.
JUSTICE STAFFORl

United States vs. John Thomas, robbery. sentence.
pUi-rnti1r for ten years.
United States vs. John Thomas. robbery; n0llo
pros.
Assignments fr Monday May o. 1907.
United States IS. Paul Bradshaw
Irit.d Statcs vs. William y. M-unx
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HOTEL JACKSON
Fireprooi. Virginia Ave. and The Beach.

American and European plans Rooms with bath
Finest taie ln the city. Ng Isr dag up SlLB
iVs week up American plan. Also a la carte saly-
lcr. lu.l orchestra. JOHN CEt Sc
u.r11- an Fgrr
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal Montreal I. Newark. 0.
At BUtIalo-Bufalo 2; Baltimore. g.
Az Toront0-Torout0. 5, Jersey City. ..
At R0chester-Rochester j. pr0vidcncs. :
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NolITIluIv sitUl'edi mean water. IN car line and
close to business center. MRS. CARRIE A. ROSS
lll Blte ST., Norfolk. Va Bell phone s57 rrr13tf
ROOMS TO LET By DAY OR WEEK AT RFA.
sonah.e price; locality strictly residential section
Of the arsocTaic class; exposition cars pass door
HARRY GREENE,
3l1 Botetourt ST., "Ghent," Norfolk, va.
my23ot
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Eaned nIns-K ! n, ), Waugh. 2 First base
by errlrs-R. I. NJ, 5; Waugh. ?. Left on bases
r. I. N, 9: Waugh O. First base on balls-OH
SmouCsHe !; of Field. 2 Struck out-By Sy.
m0nC5ke. 49, by Field, 8. Home rlns-Tacy. Fries
Two-base hits-Field. King o.. Buckley. Sacrifice
hits-Le Mat. Kaiser. Stolen hases-Ie Mat tZ
Tracy %, BROOKS. Dutt0n. Miller. Richards Hit
by ritcher-By Field. l. Passed bal5-Crampton,
DUtton a. Umpirs-Mr Newman Time Of game
I hour and 80 minutes
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Rhode Island Methodist broke into the
win column yesterday. when, with the aid
Of Symanoski, it defeated Waugh by y
10 T.
Symanosh used his Cross-fre ball with
deadly effect, moving down thirteen
Waugh batsmen and holding them safe
al the way Field, formerly OF Agri-
culture, was in the box for Waugh, and
did fairly well. but the ragged fielding
Of the men behind him precluded the pos
sibility of his team winning. The official
score.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3: Indianapolis. TO-
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Columbus. 0.
Al Kansas City-kansss City, .; Toledo. 9
Called In the ninth % catch trainl
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AZ Memrhi=-MamUhis 6; Montgomery. l.
A. Little R1ck-Birmingham. s: Little Rock. s
At New Orieans-Nev Orleans. 2. Nashville l.
At shreyeport-Atlanta. :. Shreveport, .
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The Arlington. H,fhI WI /
THE PENNHURST.

Steam heat. sun par,0r. Modern c0nv6uien
Special spring rates. Booklet. J.. h. hUNZ.
ap2j90t d&S
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE,

At Harrisburg York, Z; Harrisburg. e.
At Johnstown-h Trenton. 9; Johustovn. ?.
At Willamsport- Lancaster. Q; Niiamsport. 3
At Altoona Wilmington. O, Altoona. 6.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE,

At Syracrse-A. J. & C., z; Syracuse, 2
At Observation-Disclosures 5: Utica. 4,
At Scrsnton-ScTantou. s; Troy. 0.
At WilkCsbaTe-Alhany. 3; Wikesbarre, 2
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. AuCIsta-AugIsta, !; Macon, ?. Thirteen
iuuingsl
At Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE g; Charleston, 2
Az Savaunah-Sayannah 2: Columbia /
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Home.ikei rates. . up weekly NJ. l.. ROYER 90.
mhl6 tu tl S-30t
THE OSBORNE-PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
Ayes.-Vpeus May 18th. Elevator. all cuugeniences
$50 day upi ss mp weekly. r. J. osborne.
mv2fu.t "a S1-7pf
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HOTEL MONROE

POkISNtt TIL. VA
Within n minutes II jamestown FyD0si-fap
grounds Accommodates 800 Furouean pian IRA
H. STONE Manager. Mrs. \. p, THOMAS, Fro
lAltttt''. myl-lm1
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THE WILTSHIRE,
THE Lorraine.
HQTEL RUDOLF. I'm - e.

Ocean front. between two piers. Fresh and sea
water baths. running water &c. Special spring
rates. Auto meets trans CHARLES 4. WAGNER.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Waterbury Waterbury. s: New Haven, Z.
A. HolyOke-HoyUke 2. Hartford, l.
At Springfield Springfield. 8. New london. 5.
At BrdgCport-Norwich, s: Bridgeport. !.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

At LyuE-Lynn. 4. HaveThil. L
At Lrvell-Brocktou. (: Lowell. o
At Fall Rivar-Fal River :, New Bedford. s.
At Lawrcncc-Lawrence. 5; Worcester t.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT Dsnver-Denver. .: Omaha. O.
At Puchlo-Puehlo 5: Des AIoines. ;.
At LinC0In-Lncoln. I ; Sioux CITY. 0.
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ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS
HEAD viii he inserted Mt the rate of
cent word for one time. Thirty
times or more, Jc per agate line.
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HOTEL CHETWOODE.

Atlantic City. y j. Michigan Ave and Beach.
open an the year Steam heat, Elevator 20 stree
level Booklet on application WA. r. HOOD.
mvE30t
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HOTEL DE VILE

CAPACITY. Ul Will after June / b. under the
management cf JOEL HIILNAN proprietor of the
famous HARVEY ; restaurant. Washington. h. G..
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HOTEL MONTICELLO
STRATh HAVEN -

Atlantic Citys finest and mos; popular hotel az
mQuefatc rates KENTUCKY ave. near beach so DO
Wtesly. Cap 20 90 et. BoosIet a. b. EkRuIli
ap25-32r .tu tb sat sun
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District COHrt.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In r. extension q Eleventh street; appeal bond
fer GARFIELD Hospital fixed az 500
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EARL MAR HALL

Directly on ocean front Vermont avenue. [
distance phones; running water in rooms SpJ
spring rates. L. J. BROW
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYMoRE.

EulsrFed hy the addition oi q new teu-sterv b1ild-
ne q Irepr1qi construction. The sleeping rooms
sre spacious, light, and airy, esch one connected
with private bath. containing hot aud cold fresh
ana salt water. thgya gas iu each bathro1su door
Long distance telephone u FTtTv room. steam hser.
WIN tbsTm1lfaf Regulators Glasslncurei Uuusr1f
On the rJ1f. with conservatory adjoining unique
feature Is the prgmCnaG- s feet vide extending
around The entire tenth stlry Capacity. Goo
TRAIMORE HOTEL COMPANY.
ID. 5. WHITE Pres
ap7lot CHAS. o. NAR0i.E,TTr Nv-
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RALEIGH .ss SosI sIrs.sz;J. sssESJ

MOdCrate-rrice hotel. centrally located On tie
pe3cI, accommodating service. and cuisine excel
any IN town dt similar prices Bpaalet and s.ring
rates H. J. BYNfS
auZ7-tf. N sat Surfct
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THE SAVOY

ne SAVOY A1LAS1ftsiJS
Directly the Beach. Every room an ocean wen
Hot and cold water in al rooms. salt and Artesisu
water m all baths Elevator % street lCveI. Steam
, ard terms address
upl7+itdezvNS :. NJ. HANLEY, Proprietor.
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TRADE IS IMPROVING
Payment Is More Prompt on
Spring Merchandise.
WEATHER CAUSES COMPLAINT
Cold RetardinE Crops I'm Some Parts
of the West, Forcing Values of All
and Steel Situation Is Stronger.
Rails Are Selling BrislSIy,

New York, May 17.-Dun's Review OF
Trade tomorrow will say:
Improvement in retail trade followed
the advent Of seasonable weather al
many points, and payments were more
prompt as spring merchandise was dis
tributed, but conditions are still irregu-
lar.
Higher prices for pipe supplied the
/ only change of Importance in the iron
and steel industry, the leading producer
advancing quotations 81 per ton on most
sizes. Quiet conditions prevail In primary
markets for dry goods.
shipments Of footwear from Boston
are running slightly above the movement
in the same week last year.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 23, against 100 last
week. 10 the preceding week, and 2ll
the corresponding week last year
Bradstreet's Report.
Bradstreet's tomorrow will say:
'Unseasonably cold or rainy weather is
a subject of complaint throughout a wide
area, checking retail trade. duIling re-
order business with jobbers. retarding
collections and. in connection with claims
Of damage 10 crops, forcing values of all
agricultural produce to high levels
Except on a few days, when a warm
wave stimulated distribution I'm some sec
tiOns. complaints were well nigh uni
yers1I the only section sending opti-
mistic reports being the Pacific North
west
There are many lines. however. in
which signs Of hesitation are looked for
I'm vain. The iron and steel situation. as
whole. is really strong. both IN crude
and finished lines, despite current record
outputs. Steel rails are being bought
freely for 1905 delivery, and pig iron sells
briskly for the last half Of the year at
higher prices"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-18

Interscholastic rowing in Washington
was most auspiciously inaugurated yes
terday when the Technical High School
eight defeated the Georgetown Preps by
less than a quarter of a length over the
mile and a half course. From start to
finish the race was nip and tuck. and was
only won in the last hundred yards by a
beautiful squirt
Tech had a decided advantage in the
matter Of weight but this was Offset, in
a measure. by the distance the crew lost
as result OF poor steering. At the end OF
the first half mile the Manual Trainers
had succeeded in getting their shell pretty
well in front, but, after leaving the Three
Sisters. the boat swerved out of the line
and went toward the District shore until
1t was necessary to apply the rudder to
set through the bridge In The last three
quarters of a mile the shell ran into the
miniature whirlpool at the foot OF Thirty
third street. losing. as a result of the
maneuver. fully a length
From the bridge down to the finish the
Preps also suffered as a result of going
out Of the course. and Il was necessary
TO several times warn the crew to keep in
its own water
Fairly Good Form.
Considering that both crews were com
posed entirely Of inexperienced oarsmen,
the rowing was unusually good. Through
out The race the Preps rowed from two TO
four points higher than Tech, but their
stroke vas considerably shorter than their
rivals.
During the first quarter of mile the
Props profted by their fast pace, but af-
ter Coach H.cox's pupils had settled down.
the long. steady pull soon told. and.
backed UP by superior weight, sent the
Maroon and Gray shell into the lead.
The conditions were practically perfect
There was not a breeze blowing or q
ripple on the water when the two crews
took their positions FOR the start. The
Props caught the word first. and at the
finish Of the racing start the West Enders
had a lead Of about twenty feet. Tech
soon caught up. and ar Buffers the nose
Of the Manual Trainers shell was i'm
front
At this point Tech commenced to work
I'D ltAiIG JlH EeH--'L|NN ElH|e. IAI aJ
the bridge was still ln the lead During
the last half mile there was practically
nothing 20 choose between the TWO crews
The Preps spurted through the last quar-
ter and forged 10 the front but in the
last lH yards Tech raised the stroke and
succeeded fin driving their shell across the
line about ten feet ahead of the George
town youngsters. The time for the mile
and a half was minutes and 15 seconds.
Large Crowd Present.
a crowd which filed the balcony and
tower Of the Potomac Boat Club saw the
finish while about on followers Of the
two crews shouted enc0ura cement 10 their
favorites from the Aqueduct Bridge. The
Batheldi carried about 1o9 Tech rooters.
The Georgetown coaching launch Rob
ert Collier was used for the officials. and
among the guests aboard was Dr. Myers
v.rivr-r.7 .= NFrT-f-.Trr- G.H,-F
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Probate Court.
HSTrFF PARNARD

Estate Of Ellen VI. Cotton: order setting aside
appointment Of present collectors and naming
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Beautiful. permanent new tnrouEiicu;: ac--furl.
dstes, with rs anneZes 400; every service guaranteed
Rates; Lodging, SLW regular moas 51c Limited
WF15-ff --'''
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.
RnARnERS WANTED

Virginia Beach. Va. located 10 miles cast Of Nor.
folk Is healthful and desirable summer resort: fine
bathing; within 70 minutes ride Of Exposition: s.
cent fare, fine service Nice. large newly furnished
rooms: No ! table. Write for rates and reserva-
tion. MRS. JARVIS. mvls7t
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SPRING RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building Atlantic and North Carolina avenues,
where advertisements be inserted regular office
II. S. WALLACE, Special Representative.
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THE GLENDALE" ST JAMES PLACE. NEAR
Beach and all Attractions Atlantic City. Under
new management, renovated and rgfuuished; long.
distance pnone; reasonable rates 5. =. PAUL
myls-tuth. .S-Nt
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American Rental RuYeau
The MONITOR, rs's ..;sa ~ or.as5

l9l Cranky S.. Norfolk. Va. The place 10 90 f0r
checked free.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Princeton R.H Z.
Princeton ............ 0 ? 0 2 0 0 Is II 3
And0yer ............. 0 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries-Drew and Cooney; Belford. Mackay.
and BuTde.te.
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In loosely played and uninteresting
game Trinity yesterday defeated St Vim
cents on the Georgetown grounds by
10 to 6.
The feature Of the game was Blair's
one-handed capture Of Beckett's high
drive. which he snapped over to first for
a dnuhle. The official scnre.
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SDENn YnTR nI.TING a ncrAN 1.1r,r |,

SPEND YOUR OUTING AT OCEAN VIEW. AT
Snrders Cottage; situated on Cottage line near
| Exposition grounds directly on Chesapeake Bay.
beats for fishing: terms moderate Address Mrs T..
| &. SNYDER. Ocean View. Va myls-,t
l2i COLLEGE PLACE. NORFOLK. YA-CLEAN
rooms for jamestown Exposition ysitc-s cne-hat
block from car lines 10 all points special rates 10
parties Next door TO Elks' Club. mls.7t
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET; FINE NEIGH
borhood: On 5 car lines. Apply +. II. COOK 18th
s.. I'd door from CRANKY, Norfolk, Va. myI3-lmo
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IKE NEM LEhOx
NORFOLK, Y

-fOhAD Dl4hs y.
. CRANKY Slreet, Opposite Monticello Hotel
Most centrally located. All ears and boats cverv.
where. Han hour TO grounds aud naval djs1iay
Sitephg accommodations t0T visitors 20
lo0l-Jsmestown Exposition-iaG7
HOME COMFORT CORPORATION.
ap23-a0J Nrrsoit T.,
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Tech CREW IN FRONT
Georgetown Props Beaten in
a Close Race.
LITTLE ADVANTAGE AT FINISH

only About a Quarter of Length
difference in the Two Crews at the
End Of the Vile and Half Nntcb.
Tech Loses by Poor Steering, but
Gains on Long, Stendy Stroke.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
from 81. Vincent's by 10 to @.
STANDING OF TEAMS

To-day's game-St. Joserh's vs.. s.. Dominics, at
North Capitol and l. streets.
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The Modern Pharmacy
BRENNAN g. DAVIS BLOCK

The following is from the impressions
of the Press Club a. CLEANED by Chas.
Sumner Of the Idaho Falls Post;
Charlie Wright Of Montpelier was
there, and was presiding officer in the
absence of the president. He was about
two pleas longer than usual, though he
had not materially incfeased in ayoir-
dupois. Wright Is one Of the conscien-
Itious men Of his community and his
opinions have that public endorsement
that Is given every live citizen. His par.
liamentafy rulings are little original.
even IL they are definite. and under the
kindly guidance Of his amicable better
half, who II q loyable woman. 1t In
hoped the next meeting will see him
physically broadened out-he il corpu-
lent enough mentally"
During the session OF the press club at
Blackfoot last Sunday and Monday. Mr.
and Mrs Walter Hoge OF the Paris Post
aud Mr.. and Mrs G. Z Wright Of the
Examiner were the guests of Superin
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Death Of win Barrett.

William Barrett died at o'clock this
morning at the home of his parents Mr.
aud Mrs n omas Barrett Death ~
suited from complications following .
severe attack of pneumonia, Deceased
was born at Pennington. Utah. - years
ago but had Spens. practically all Ut bis
life In Montpelier. lie was a member
Of the local lodge Knights OF Pythias
and was held In high esteem hy the
members Of that order and all who en-
joyed his acquaintance. The funeral
services will be hsld ct the l.. d. :.
meeting house sunday afternoon at
1880 o'clock.
His parents. three brothers aud four
sisters who are left to morn his unlImcly
death. have the sympathy of The coin.
munity,
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Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Montpelier. Frankiln and Preston.
idaho. Logan and Garland. Utah

iendent and Mrs. Hoover nj che ASYLUM.
The doctors many friends in this cunaty
viii be pleased to know that ha and hss
family are enjoying the best II health.
and that everything about the institu.
ition is in the best " condition. Further
mention regarding the asylum will Ia
found elsewhere In this issue, We wish
10 state herr, however. that the doctor
would be glad Ia receive Wholesome
reading matter 1t any kind fnr the
Institution. Many Of the patients eulay
reading, but no appropriation IL ma'ls
for buy M papers or magazines, and
any good Dapers. magazines OF backs
sent there would be thankfully received
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Social Masonic Meeting.

There will be n special meeting of
King solomon lodge, A. r. 4 A. NJ. on
Sunday evening Nov. "a. al $ o'clock
at which time there will be come i'm.
portant business TO transact All mem
hers are requested 10 be present
T.. A BuRRgLI.. W NJ
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Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly examination
for teachers certificates will be held In
1he conrt honse al Paris on Thursday
FRIDAY and saturday. Nov On, 20 aud
80. HEHMoINE HART.
County snperlniendent
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Notice to K. Of P's.

The members Of rdanha lodge. Knights
of pythias, aud ell soiourning Knights
are requested to meet st Odd Fellows
hall next Sunday At 1910 a. M, sharp
for the purpose OF attending the funeral
of Bro NH. Barrett.
JoHN THOMAS.
Chancellor Commander
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d McLennad has purchased from the
g. W. s. ". Co. their entire stock Of
doors. windows. mouldings base boards
ctr There were quite . number Of odd
sized windows in the stock and any one
figuring on building will do well 10 So
McLennan. a. he will make very low
prices on this stuff.
We have fine registered hog for
breeding purposes; also several head Of
horses for sale. Olsen Bros Ovid. Idaho.
Denton Gre will 20 to Elackfoot Snn-
day TO engage in the practice Of den,
tistry, succeeding DR.. MeAtee. who Is
compelled to leave there on account Of
bis health While Dents" friends re-
greet TO have him leave Montpelier, they
will b. pleased t. know that splendid
opening is awaiting him In the Grove
City.
We have delive. ed three instruments
Of fine quality this week hat are al
ways getting in new poods 50 we ,an
suit you IT any time Thatcher lMnsic
COMPANY. Montpelier-------~--Sl--
The little daughter Of Nayor Cruik-
shank was bitten on the lip by dog
Wednesday evening, causing unite an
ugly wound The little Miss attempted
to pat the dog ON the head when he
jumped at her and his teeth cut through
her upper liz. Proper medical atten
tion was promptly given and il y not
Thought that the wound will cause any
serious results.
Our shingles are going fast Shingles
will advance in price with the next car
received ON account OF the increase ,n
freight rates, so you had better secure
what yol want before my present stock
Is gone. Remember we are headquarters
for all building material including
paints. oils and wall paper, and our
prices are right because we buy In car
load lots. d. McLennan, at the old
stand on depot street.
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Get right down to sordid business.
Take winning chance with cold cash.
A few cents may make you many dol
lars. The Lee Comstock Mining COM
pany, z. o. box, 25s, Rhyolite. Nevada,
is still selling stock at i5c share.
Mems, ladies and chilGren's under
wear. A very complete line in this de-
bartment. Call and see our goods and
prices. Il. b. Whitman.
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Mrs. NJ B. Cherry is organizing a
class in short hand ANY one desiring
to take up this study should see her 70
garding the same as early as possible.
Geo E. Marks, notary public and ERE
insurance. 80
j. W. Whinyates returned Monday
from Salt Lake, where he had been for
several months under the care Of an
oculist. His eyesight is much better.
D..ef,Sc STOVES and and Ranges are
OuNA known all over the world
as the best. Sidney Stevens implement
Company.
Manager del ulien states that the ma
schinery at the Bonanza mine will be
ready to be tested next Monday, and he
expects a big delegation of citizens
from Montpelier to be out to witness
the doings.
See that new line OF pillow tops,
stamped linen, drawn work, also full
new line of embroidery silks at Il. B.
Whitman's. 81
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Fhe public schools will close next
Thursday and Friday for the Thanks
Agiying vacation.
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Mrs Dick Wheelan of Pocatsllo, is
visiting with Montpelier relatives this
week.
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o aite sprinkling or snow mas fatlen
here the past week and we are gently
reminded that winter is here agaia.-------
Dad" Bryan. veterinary surgeon;
calls promptly attended to in any part
of the county; phone No 0. 5a
A neu@ lot of those Folding Pocket
Kodaks lust received at Rinehart's. Call
while the variety is we'll represented.
For sale-About4 400 head of pigs, one
4, two months old inquire of w. b
Graham & Sons, Bennington, Idaho.
Cali ON. Nielsen .in his new quarters
for music and jewellery. Good goods,
reasonable prices. easy payments. 40
Attend thu Trainmen's ball to he
given ut the pavilion next. Wednesday
evening. Tickets 81. check room free,
Fer good bath. shave or hairfHt g
to Phelps barber shop.
Judge Cough has removed bis ias
ofscs 90 the corner :, oms on the second
AoS. OF the First National Bank bald
ing.
n.ftm Is Che name Of the leading
DUN , Stoves and Ranges. sidnel
Stevens Implement Company.
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Those who served on the committees
for the old folks parties last winter,
should not forget the meeting at the
pavilion next Monday night to make
arrangements for the old folks party TO
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Blankets, wool or cotton, fnll and
eomplete line at H. B. Whitman's 81
Mr.. Sanders, the trap drum player oil
soda Springs, will play with our orches-
"a ut the Trainmen's ball.
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Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Nov. %, 1907

Fresh bread ut Sadie's. =
Rye bread at Sadie's.
Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.
New Edison Records at Nielsen's.
Add kodak to your Xmas list, Rine-
hart has them. Al
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Barney were Kem-
merer visitors Sunday.
Clear maple flooring at the Paris
lumber yard. 80