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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-09-27

The Ieadlng lights of So
Getty shine best under the
brilliant glow of Electric
Light.
For social functions Elec-
tl1c Light is pre-eminently
the most satisfactory light.
Electric Light is the only
light for the home. 1t re-
CURES no attention nor care.
It's absolutely clean, safe,
ornamental and convenient.
Wen be pleased to tell
you more about it if you'll
call.
Island Pond Electric Co,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-09-27
WOOL CARD[NG.

Barton Wooden Mills, cardng and
greasing, Sc. Washing, carding and
greasing Zee. Wool left at Geo. W.
Brackets store, West Charleston, and
w. w. Goes store, West Burke, carded
and returned at &c per bunch extra
Last shipment November 10. Hand
spun yarns and rolls for sale. Leave
orders at agencies.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-09-27
We make no Investments

in any railroad, traction, Industrial bond,
stock. OF notes, aud our mortality is tbs
lowest Of any Company Of same age
Write for Low rate circular.
5Slh year. National Lite las. Co. oi
VI. (Mutual.)
". ~. sPRAdus a son.
Gen. Agents Vt Northeastern vermont.
81. Johnsburs. W
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-09-27

Mrs. S. A. Hall of Sheffield is here
visiting her father, Charles W. Farr.
Mrs. l.. X. Linehan, Who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Foster for several weeks,
returned Thursday to Portland.
l6sc buys reserved seat for your
school boy or girl for each OF six first
class attractions through the winter.
Albert Stone aud wife Of ST. Johns
bury Centre were the guests of l.. W.
Stevens aud wife part of last week.
A waffle supper will lie served at the
vestry of the Congregational church Fri
day evening, from to-. Supper 10
cents.
The adjourned meeting of the Ladies
Literary Club will be held with Mrs. e.
l.. Nichols next Thursday afternoon,
October 4, at 230. All members are
requested to attend.
Geo. A. Maxwell lost his pocket-book
last week, containing somewhere about
s7.65, including a half.dollar bearing
date of 1862, also a lot of receipts. If
the finder will return the wallet aud re.
ceipts he or she may keep the money.
Io,.,on Il Mo.o. ~,
ton at the Victoria Hospital, Montreal,
Monday afternoon. He passed rest
less night, and Tuesday his condition
was somewhat improved, and he is now
as comfortable and progressing as well
as could be expected.
+. II. Michigan, recently manager
of the Grand Trunk System, was at
Island Pond last SUNDAY, with other
officials, EN- route to Montreal. lie
showed the effects of his recent illness.
1t is said he will rejoin the staff of the
Grand Trunk October |.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Blake and Miss
Sadie King drove TO Concord Tuesday
TO attend the annual convention of the
Essex County Sunday School Associa-
ton. Mrs. T.. +. liobson, chairman of
the home department, also drove to Con-
cord, accompanied by Mrs F. l.. Wing,
John Sweeney and wife have enter
tained the formers uncle, Thomas
Sweeney, OF Ilatley, Que, several days
this week. his first visit to Island Pond
in fifteen years. He is eighty-four years
of age, and wonderfully smart and ac-
tive, although little afflicted with
asthma. His eyesight is unimpaired,
and NJ can readily read without the aid
of glasses.
The open season for hunting deer this
year will be the six days from October
u to October 2G inclusive. The statute
reads The open season for hunting
deer in this State shall he the last week
in October of each year containing six
working days, Sundays excepted" etc.
The last week in October this year
which has six working days is the week
beginning Sunday, the 20th.
Wednesday evening, September Is,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Thompson, their daughter Edna was
united in marriage to Burt 5. Corliss by
the Rev. c. ID. Lance, in the presence of
a large number of relatives and friends.
Several relatives were present from Dix
vile, Que. The house was nicely decor
ated for the occasion. After a pleasant
time spent in extending congratulations
and good wishes, choice refreshments
were served. The bride was the re-
cipient of many handsome and service
able gifts. A wedding trip will not he
taken until little later. Island Pond
people wish bride and groom the fullest
measure of happiness and PROSPERITY,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-09-27
Commonwealth Ladies Orchestra

Commonwealth Ladies Orchestra
October Is
Rufus Everson King
November s
Home Talent
December II
Prof. J. F. Riley
January II
Juanita Boynton Company
February -
Scotch Singers
April
3313c.
For a 75c attraction. Rather a good
investment, isn't it? Take for instance,
the Common wealth Ladies Orchestra ::
5 violins, cello, clarinet, flute, trombone,
cornet French horn, drum, etc, also
soprano solost. Here's their record :
"Finest concert of the social season;
ga grand success =" Nseldom that such
| an orchestra is heard outside our large
cities
This course of attractions is the res
goods. Can we not support this effort ?
! Are we deficient in taste for musical
and literary enjoyment of the highest
order? If we are then let us display
our public spirit for the common good.
Success will not add a sou to the pocket
of those who are standing behind this
venture, but failure will leave the same
rockets like sleeves. This is not money
making scheme nor charitable institu
ton. The goods are offered at less than
regular cost, and they should be sold.
Course tickets, $500; course tickets
for pupils of the public aud parochal
schools, $l.00. All course tickets may
be exchanged for reserved seats, with.
out charge, after 8 A. Nj. of October 9th
at Thurston's store; school tickets te
have reserved seats in front part of hall
only. Single admission, $50; single ad
mission for Commonwealth Ladies Or
chesLra, with reserved seat, may be OBJ
tanned for $50 after 9 A. NJ. of October
10Th, at Thurston's store. IL seats
in Row G, Right Section, are to be held
subject to reservation by non-residen
} holders of tickets until p. NJ. OF Octo
Der 10Th.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-28
DUROC-.JERSEYS
.-.
AMI yasfa3
POLAND-CHINArS

Growthy strong, healthy vigorous fellows best, Of
breeding and individuality that money can buy. =,
Bears for sale $40; Three yearlings past, extra
breeders, and only offered because cannot them
to advantage longer. '-1 ,'L 'car on~"z"@%
125 hogs on Model Ranch, three miles east Of Gam
Valley Booking orders now for Sows and Gilts due to
farrow March, April and May, bred to my herd boars
We sell them at "Live-and let-live prices as long
as they last. .aa< >"N - .,%.'" ~@ .r 81 -, ,.,
Come or write us about breeding of our hogs.
We've got what you want , ~ . a., 1.v. ..~"
We earnestly solicit the patronage Of the good far
ner and feeder and got them good the
breeder ..,> >1~t i.,. ...n 3 a5..lo@..o. = . @~<
Yours for the strong, vigorous hog. oatas !,
@,@ ,..~ E. JOHNSON & son,
.- ."%@.. os@ .snaByJ. a. JOHNSON
Aicester and Gam Valley ~sz.. ,. IL sea.,s 81 d,
-" 5@5'
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Central and of the trains on the Erie
railroad are not equipped with sufficient train
men.
1t is asserted that the New York Central in
violation OF the law. has taken off one man of
the freight crews running from Corning in the
direction oc Lyons, and that the present crews,
In addition 20 the engineer, fireman and con-
ductor, have only 1agman and one brake
and other employees is more than they are ca
pablo of performing profciently, and that the
reduction in the train crews endangers the
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RAILROADS.
kEM JERSEY CENTRAL,

~ lime shown below from Liberty s.. sia-
ION ton Leave West 23d St 10 minutes earlier
SAGSpt as noted by designating marks.
FfiI1LL1@Aa1D- 1 TWO-HQCR TRAIN
IL Is. go; m7,oo; m's.o0. $50, 300.
zoo. 900. 800 $500 $50. m-6 ~.
100. $50. 900. pl0.S0 p. m. j-l: u
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-z.1.ao.
90 $1,000. s'1200. 200. 't'4Vo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4O 90.
1000 a. m. 100. k3.iO. 800 p m sun
ATLANTIC CITY-'1O.OO a. m. 11.GO.
p2- 30 k3. 30 2. m.
Park. Ocean Grove Sundays North As
bury Park. z4OO. $50. 11s0 a. m.
exl2 20: xl-2o, 100. $50. bora s5. ga -.
Ocean Grove. z3,30 915. 1000 4. M,
400. $40 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Atlantic High
Branch. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
Leave Pier 81. y. r. 4@d ST.. 900.
ss5. 1880 a; m, 1890. 80 800. AS.
LOO, $40. AS p M Leave Pier 10,
n. r, Cedar ST, $50, 1000 100 a m,
LOO. 90. 3. 40. 4.45. 600. $40 Sundays,
$50. 10 80 a. m. 80 400. $50 2. m
Time Tables giving time to EASTON:
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK: WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSNIL-I1E.
WlLLIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following offices: Liberty st.
West ord St. Tel. 314I Chelsea & Aston
House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s2
9TH Az. PSI 9Th Az. Is Union Square
, West. 219S 30 Av.. IO5 West l25th St. PAS
Columbus Az. New York: 4 Court St. 343.
34i Fulton st. 40 Nostrand Az. Brook
lyn: 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage to destination.
'Daily. tDaily. except Sunday. pSun-
GAYS. tParlor cars only. mDininG car. ex-
cept Sunday xSaturdays only zLiherty 81.
only. sDining car sundays. 'Dining car
daily bExccpt Saturdays. fExcept Long
Branch. From West Twenty-third Street
e12 30 p. m, ga 80 p m. j11.5O p. m.
k. 90 % 20 2. n.
W G. RESLFR ". c. HOPE.
EiCe-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen Pasr'r Agent.
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m4NTS MORE TRAINDIEN
Brotherhood Files Com plant Il gGsnst
Central ard Erie.

..-,, Aug Arthur ". Evans, Of Cor
,,,sr,oher Of The legislative board of the
-.-a.berhood Of Railroad Trainmen has filed, ii
-,,o,,nced tonight, a complaint with the
We ca-,ioe Commission IN the 2d Dis
Fno"N .roqirtg that freight trains operated on
MI rc-nsvlvania Division Of the New York
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STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW DaW1f@hIa

eConnectlng with o. e. w Ry-
Special trains TO Catskill MI. resorts ana
Saratoga. and easy connections TO all points
East. North and West. Through tickets and
baggage checked at offices OF N Y. Trans
Ter Co. Through rail tickets between N T.
! and Albany accepted. Most delightful ono
1 half and One-Gny outings to West Point.
Newburgh OF fOughkeepste. returpjnS on
any down Day boat. Meals served at all
horrs MUSIC
STR. NARY POWELL s sSov COLUMNS :
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desb' ses
- las p. NJ. connecting at West Point with
SIR. ALBANY que P NJ West o 4c6 ST. '; on
each steamer
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Decorative Articles
AT AUGUST SALE PRICES.
BUY NOW!

Cushion SIl?s-tapsstry corners with
tassels-fS inch-wcrth .55-...---. Is
Embossed M0ire six Iambrequins-
white. cream and nile-2i2 yds long
heavy kn0tted silk frtnge-
worth &s,9s.-.-----.---,----------2 90
Sateen I.aubrequins-2iz yds.-foraI
border-tasseI fringe-Special- .SS
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
MghI5 GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast EYnrpsC Service

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB OCRG-BREMES.
kr'prinZ.Aug I3 20 AM X prinz- Sept ~
Cecilie (new)Aug. 90. 1 PM iCeciIie (nwl Sept II
kaiser. Aug. %, 10 AM K aiser - sept.
IL VIM II Sept. 3, PM X VIM u-Oct-
IWin-SCrew Passenger Service.
TH-CHERBOURG- BREMEN;
I3ren1en. Aug. s, 10 AN Friedrich Aug -
-irare- Aug 13. 10 AM "Gneisenau sept .
~ baTCssa- Aug. 10. 10 AM Bremen sept ~
hurfuerst- Aug %, 10 AN Harbarossa- Sept 10
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB LTAR-N8PLTES- AT II AN:
= irene. Aug II p Irene. Sept. =
~ Lufse Aug. 81 k Luise- Oct .
y Albert Sept XIX Albert. Oct "
'Neckar. Sept. IA 'Neckar. oct 20
HCmnts Genoa
FROM Bremen Piers, Sd q 4th SITS. Hoboken;
NoRIH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CAE1hS GOOD ALI. OVER THE WORL1-
oELRICllS & co, No. ; broadway. y L.
Louis II. Meyer. 1916 Walnut St. Phiia-
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y Y. y II. & HARTFORD X. X
Trains depart from Grand Central Sta'ion'
42d St and Attn Ave, a. follows for ..s.oo
Boston via New London ProV.-'!o,v' ~.
t.I'IIoa,"oo. il9;c9' . .1l,o@ 4 ttrs!So
$500. 90 5:02 ''12;oo T n: Wa VII
iimnntic-t's, OF y. NJ. 100 ?. " Eis
Sptd - fe.14 A. 81. 'i2;o, 'N4'VO'
sf'11:O0 ?. II
white Mtns. ST Albans and Quebec
frs:4o A NJ. 300 p. VI.
Wor'ster & Fitch, Wa Putnam. fS;ou = ~
Portland & Bar Harbor via Wore US 7 a.
CT harrington. Stockbridgs. LenoS, Pitt-
neld-+s5 5000 NJ. 81 20. Isl I'M
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central St.D ana
ci2Sth St. also At c246. 1900. ci354 way
Is Union So, cIs2 Pifth Ave, c2sa Column
bus Ave. Gao Madison ave. clos W. 12oth
St. 25ss Third Ave. In B sdo 9y,ra CO
.Daiiy Except Sundays 'Stops at l23th
81. 1S;op- at 12oth 81 sundays only.
iPnrlor car Limited tSnnday parior car
train 'iIIas dining car. cPar!or ana
Sleeping Car tickets also. HSaturdays only.
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G5QgRlARD llNEgo
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.

I Fleet OF splendid modern steamships
/ Finest service In every department
| Delightful ocean and Gulf voyages.
Low summer rates
ALL SAILISGS from Pier II or 10.
I East River. nr. Fulton St. y. Y-.I2 Noon.
GALVESTON Wed. ana Sat. MO
BILE, Fri. BRUNSWICK. ga. FIJI.
/ KEY WEST sat.
Freight and Passengers 10 the South.
! West and Southwest, including Texas,
Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma. Kan
! sas. New and Old Mexico. colorado.
! Utah. Nevada. Arizona and California
Tickets. reE"TE atInus. Bills Iating
and all information. go B'way. cor. Reads
st. and ~ South, 1T. Fulton st. y. Y.
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BO s IF ORT AN I2, P E,2gG!I N =

W W 81 u w III NEW ENGLAND.
Ali RIVER LINE via Newpor. and Fai
River. I've. Pier 49, " r.. IT. Warren St.
week days and Sundays. $3.50 T. VI. Strs-
PTiscllla and Puritan Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE. for Providence. Bos-
TON. East and North. Lv. Pier ~. y. r, n
Murray St. week days only. p. NJ Strs-
providence and Pilgrim. Orchestra on eacn.
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedford
WOODS Hole. Martha's Vineyard. Nan
,ucket. Mattapoisett Marion and other
points on Cape Cod Lv. Pier 40. y. r.. II.
oiarkson St, week days only. p NJ Strs-
Maine and New Hampshire
NcRWICTI LINE. for New London. BLOCK
Island. Norwich. Watch Hill Narragansett
Per. Worcester. Lv. Pier 30. \. r.. II.
Clarkson 81. week DAYS only. p. NJ;
Pier 90 Z. r. It e. 22r st. $50 P. n
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays. Pier 20.
y r. 10 a. NJ: n. F. 22d St. 1925 y NJ.
Strs Chester w. ChaTin and City of LoweiI;
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven and
North 1--we. Pier 20. E. r.. week DAYS. 2:40
p NJ Sundays. go A. VI. I've. foot East
22d ST. week days. 300 p. M: Sundays.
1000 A. NJ Sundays due New York on re-
turn. 900 T. NJ. str. Richard peck. 80,
Tickets and staterooms at 245. 6I3. ilSy,
700 and 1854 Broadway, - Union So; lS2
Fifth Ave. G49 Madison Ave, 2i3 Column
bus Ave. 1OJ W 10Th St. 2T9S Third Ave
and at Piers New Work.
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White Goo1S
AT AUGUST SALE PRICES.

BUY NOW
10 cent CambriCs-yd wids----..-..-.- o.
Limit-2O yards
Genuine LOnsdale CambricS-
others ask IS 70 10. .----..---.-. L -
Long CIoth-fu1I Sc inches wide
mot 30 and So inch goods elsewhere
oaeredl-12 ward Diece-vdlue SID rs
Limit-TwO pieces.
Extra fine Long C1oth-12 yard pc
usually 81. 20. ...........--.------ 80
Long Cloth Mill leugths-not Rem
rants but 3 10 II I'd lengths
neatly folded same as fun pieces
worth -12iz yd------.--- .
% ct. Merc'z'd Madras. .12ls
10 Ct India Linons-4O inch---.--.. ~
Is Ct Persian Lawns 4 I n
20 Ct Nalrs0oks- s1e--...--- 10
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Mediterranean Service.
EAKBURG-AMERTCAN LINE.

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PAsSEN-
GER SERVICE
f.iy10uth-Cherbourg -E2mbUrg
Naldersee. Aug. 1916 AMI ID tschland- Aug ~
,blutchtr Aug -. 3 AM Pretoria. Aug. 81
Ken " MA Aug. IL. liam aTK' serinnw)S"pt' ,
|fAmeTika. Aug a.. AM Patricia. sept Z
Among specIa! features Of these vessels
are: Grin Room. Gymnasium. aim 1.arueH
iitZ-tarlton- Restaurant, Elevators. EIectIlc
Baths. New.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPL >
Hnamlaurs Aug r. noon: Sept "a Nov M3v %
HAS Grilroom. 1Has Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU. and
r. r. tickets. hotel accommodations an anu
general information about foreign iaEc.'
travellers checks good all over the WorIu-
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY; -, \. "
AMERICAN LINE ERIN E5,91ng 7 a, 3 "a 20 \ II r
PLYMoUTH-CHERB'G~s SOUTHAMPTON
Jew York Aug. l0lphiladelphia Aug. ~ ~
81 Louis. Aug II st. Paul: aug. 81
RED STAR LINE F r n f Z.
w. NEW YORK-DOVER-
X inland Aug 10.6:39 AM Finland. Aug "a
Zeeld: Aug. 17.10:2oAM Vaderland Aug 81
WILLIE STAR LINE r. z ir =.
new YORK-Q' NsTOwN-
cedric aug. 1880 Aai Arabic. Aug. 20
PLYMOUTH C-SOUTHAMPTON
'fAdr tie Aug Ii. 3 .:}uAM sOcranic Aug -
'Ieutonic Aug. Il, 10 AM Majestic. Sept.
New. q. 900 tons, has Elevator.
gymnasium. Turkish Baths ana 'Band-
NEW YORK-AZORES- RANE.AN
-. Sept ~. noon, Nov- :, Dee u
REPUBLIC. Oct. "a; Nov. 50, Jan. -
EOSTON-AZORES- MEDITERRANEAN
.CANoPIC. Aug. TO- II AM. oct. ). Nov Is
ROMANO. Sept. Il. ; Z. NJ; oct. 20
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BROADWAY.
Freight Office Whitehall Bldg. Battery Fl
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lives of the employees and the general public.
II is alleged that some of the passenger trains
on the Erie Railroad operated with
glneer fireman, conductor and brakeman.
The commission is asked to compel the railroad
to put at least additional brakeman the
passenger trains that between stations
wholly in this state.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS ADJOURN.
Elmira n Y, Aug. THE United Spanish War
Veterans this morning elected officers, selected
Troy as the next place of converting and adjourned
for year. Rear Admiral Joseph Coghlan (retired),
of New York was chosen department commander.
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DIED d LINE

DED ID LINE
IL For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello. Cura-
Gao and MaracGibo. via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan. i. r.:
SIS Caracas. Saturday. August II.
IS. Philadelphia Saturday. August 81. noon
For La Guayra, Curacao. MaracaibO
S. Naracaibo. Saturday. August 10. noon
Cs Zulia ........ Saturday. August % noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
dalton FOR passengers
BOULTON. BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall 81.
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rGy .r4a n make himself useful in auto
NOZZLE E-ahle. has working papers Ar
s-,.- rfassier as Amsterdam ave
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50O second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and
Changed GEO r EDDY 39S MADISON St
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! GARDENER Practical IN all branches:
/ aged 30: disenEa2ed August: no children
! Nelson. Centre Island. Oyster Bay.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEwRITERS-All makes sold. rented.
REPAIRED exchanged: reliable service
German. 30 Nassau 81 Telephone 2Iao-
CortIAult.
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pRESSMAKE R.-Good dTessmaker wishes
work daily at ladies' residences; ladies.
misses and childrens dresses styl$hIy
made or remodeIIcd Mrs. Meikle. 34i West
2lSt It ~
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.


Through Daily Trains 10 the West.
Leave New York City. c7d 81 Lihy ST
CHICAGO. PITTSBTRG. f-m am SV ana
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II 50 am Il 90 n n
PITTSRr-RCl. CT.F,VFsT.'D, 30 pm w Tn
''PTTTSBURG IIMIT'D," 80 pm 90 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. LOTTSV., II ~ nm % am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. T.CUISV-. 9 80 am 10 W am
GIN. .STLOT-TS. LOUSY. so I'm SEQ pm
OFFICES: 24s, 474. 1900 Broadway, As,or
W 9eI Grand 81 y T: 3A3 Fulton St.
prooEIvn; Wee, 27d Ct and Liberty 81.
After p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
ard full Information regarding trains. etc.'
can be obtained at Bureau ~ Information-
b O. r r.. sd Terminal Phone NO
Chelsea 1fkA
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Feathers a-1 Plli0Vs
AT AUGUST SALE PRICES.
BUY Now

PURE FEATHER PILLOWS
Fancy stripe ticking
2ox2s-worth .79--.-----.------ 40
2-x2s-worth 9s-------.-.----- SO
Limit-FOur Of a size.
EXTRA FINE PILLOWS
Pure white live geese feathers
2ox2s-s1-es quality..-....... 1.49
22x39-s2 10 quality---.-.--- $50
24x30-S2- 40 quality ..... I 50
2GxSo-s2- 20 quality--...-.--- 2.29
FEATHERS BY POUND
White Geese-tnstead OF .s5..--...- 50
Half Down-instead OF SIO5. 70
White DoNn-speciaIly Tighr and
warm for beds or cOmfortables-
regularly 81 80. 90
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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS lady seeks room and part OF
board for 81 weekly. with quiet Anleri-
can family; downtown location preferred,
references exchanged Address A Is BOX
6. Tribune Office.
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Finer qualities u nearly
all the above articles
corresI onlingly reduced
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

MANUFACTURED OF billiard and pool
bles. high grade bowling a!iey oGiide
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11
MARRIED IN BALTIMORE
Miss Rosa Parsons the Bride of Mr..
John p. Moore, Jr.

The following announcement in the
with interest in this city:
Mr.. John P Moore, Jr., and Miss
ROsamOnd Passano were married 1T
the Episcopal church of St. Michael
and All Saints BY the rector Rev
John Garner Murray at p. III. yes
terday. The bride and groom both be-
inty in mourning, the ceremony was
witnessed by q few intimate friends.
"The bride is daughter OF Mrs.
Louisa PassanO, and the late Leonard
Passano of baltimore, and the groom
is the only son of State Senator John
P. Moore Of Snow Hill, Md. After the
ceremony the bride and groom lett
for wedding tour. They will make
their home at Wilmington, n. c.,
where the groom is engaged IN the
lumber business
Both of the young people are well
known in Wilmington where they nave
large circle Of friends who will con-
oratulate them on their welding MISS
Passano formerly lived here ana since
movino away she has frequently 7lS'-
tod friends in this city. Mr.. Moore -
o., e,o oed in the lumber business the
n1ant of which he is manager oel'i5
located near Scott'c I'LL. The Ee"y
married couple are expected 70 E' .;I,
in the city in a day or t"o anu
live at the Carolina Apartment Hou'S'
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11
MARRIED AT PARSONAGE
Mr. John r.. Morris and Miss MAR
Karr Made Man and Wi1e

The news of rne marriage OF Mis-
Mary Eta Kerr of Cape Fear 10" Il
shin and Mr.. John R. Morris OIL III
citv, will come in the nature OF d ple0S
ant surprise to the many 1rlenus
the young couple here. lhe "euui"
occurred yesteday afternoon aV io'.
o'clock at Grace church parsonage o.
Second and Walnut streets, being per
formed bv Rev n. M. Watson, pas'o
If Grace NJ E. church.
The young couple will make tnel'
home in this city, residing at No 81
North Third street.
Miss Kerr is an attractive yo'h'
lady who has many friends in WI
mington. She is a daughter OF NJ
and Mrs, J. T. Kerr, who live at Acor'
Branch. Mr.. Norris is we'll Know.
vo,,ng citizen, holding a position WIZ
Candvcapps. on Princess street.