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BUSINESS.
OPPORTUNITIES
FIVE CENTS PER LINE

IL you have anything to sell. or II you de
sire to buy anything, a three or four line
notice In the PRESS will bring results.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-05-14

Painting and paper-hanging in city
or country. Phone Red 5.
23t2 VIM. j. Stewart.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-05-14

TAKEN UP-One bay yearling,
horse colt, came to Wilson Bros,
Howell, S. D., about April 16. 23t2
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Finest stock of clothing in Miller at
A. II. ChurchilPs. stiff
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For Register of Deeds

w. S. THOMAS.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
1ec Pillow
Cords, Ioc.

Mercerized Pill
low Cords. in all
colors. 3ia yards
long. Fin shed
with tasSel ends.
Regular 19c val
tie. For one day
at Zoe each.
Cart dept
Evening star., 1908-01-26
EDITORIAL
PART.
imported Imp '' y! voi!e e 81 Skirts, 1898

The lot consists of French Noles, Chiffon Noes
and Altman Noile Beautiful box-plated styles killed
models and fullpaited and cuserplated effects. Trim
med and tailored IN elegant styles; richly embe1-
sed with large tatfeta folds and others trimmed will,
tiny clusters of folds Others in beautiful applique
and lace trimmed styles, and some are trimmed iii
tonal bands of atfea. spaced with panels Still others
are trimmed with braid designs and flet net.
All lengths. Choice tomorrow at SSoS.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Si6 China Mattings, S8Q8
4OYard Rolls at =. @o0

Fifty rolls of these High grade China Matinss
secured from the importer close to half regular cost
because some slightly imperfect that is the first
half ward is slightly discoor2d or damaged.
Choice OF plain white and neat fancy mixtures. III
rcd brown and green checks. The fances will be sold
bv the roll onv-the plain white will be sold either by
the roll or the yard. desired.
Actual value $1,000 roll. Tomorrow at $S.oS roll
OF 40 yards,
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Boys 25c
Gloves, I5c.

Is o V s Heavy
Quality Scotch
Wool Gloves. for
cold W G n { n g T
wear. Regular
oo5c quality for
one day at 1Jc a
PAIR.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Children's
PettlcOatS, 25C.

Children : Flan-
neiette Petticoats,
made with ruf-
fiaS. made with
and W it II o u 1
waists. Sizes up
10 Ia years. To-
morrow ut .,,,c
each.
t3d floor.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Pre=lnventory
Bargains Everywhere
BARGAIN
Briefs.
12Hc and 15c
Draperies,
7Mc yard.

Lot of Plain and
Figured Silkolines.
Figured Denims
and Cretonnes, in
light and dark
colorings. Quail
ties sold regularly
al l.lzc and 15c d
var d. tomorrow
for 1Ac.
Evening star., 1908-01-26

. -
Columbia Brand
q er NJ a n I q W n
arms, 1 and )
fClL. In var Gus
desirable shades.
Sold regularly at
lie Il hank. To-
morrow at three
hanks for 25c.
Cart dept.i
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Ioc and 2sc
Hose Sup

pOTtcIS, lZC.
NJ : = u ; and
Children ) PIN
on Hose Sup
porters:: made o.
extra grade elias
tic. with Goth1n
composition loops
and b utto n :
Sold regularly ut
I9c and DC Il
pair. One day at
lie.
(Notion Dept.)
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Art Goods
AT Cut Prices.

o5c Tinted Linen Center ~
Pieces: size o1No1 inches: all INC
ready for use. Reduced to-
30c Pillow Ribbons. in new a.
coior combinations: IL yards w
long. Reduced to................
3ac Silk Floss Pillows. Gov
cred with white can5rlc: Nr
good size for fancy pillows ZDC
lac German Linen Scarfs AID Pillow
Shams to match with double hem
stitching and drawn work ef-
fees ShamS are :s0S.u and ~
scarfs are 1Sxj4 inches. Re ZOC
uitEu To-
500 Hand-embroidered Pillows. with
silk ribbon rufiies. Three subjects
Basket of Holly" "Har- d. 40
vest Days" and In the sbb .VS
Moonlight" Reduced to.
sl.9S Three piece Renaissance Bunet
Scarf Sets. size 1SXIi inches: no
made with heavy lace and VOC
linen centers. Reduced to-.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
$2.5o and So
Table Covers,
O.

Special iot of
Tapestry T a b ] e
Covers. ST. 10
and IL q u a r t e r
sizes. i'm various
col lors: slightly
damaged. Kinds
sold Regularly at
$50 and So. to-
morrow for $1.3.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
2,c Writing
Paper. I2c Box

Z dpCt. III DOA.
i. en- Lawn
Writing Paper.
smooth fabric fin
ish. Each box
contains ~ sheets
OF paper and ~
envelopes. Re"ti-
lar price. nc.
One day at 12c
box.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Handkerchiefs,
3 for Ioc.

Women's Plain
White Heinstitch-
ed Handkerchiefs.
also with fancy
coiored borders.
Regular price. &c
each. Tomorrow
at three for l0c.
Evening star., 1908-01-26

Wilbert's Violet
Talcum Powder. q
pure ligh-grdde
antisept'c talcum.
delicately scented
with violet. Half
pound jars. with
nickel top. One
day AT Toe. Resu-
larry lIc.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
3sc T able

-
Padding, 2Ic.
~ inches wide
Table Padding:
extra heavy quail
ity. Saves wear
and tear on both
linen and table.
Regular price, ::.,c
yard. One day
at 2lc yard.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
Window
Shades, Ioc.


Lot of Best
Quality o i e d
Opaque Window
Shades. in all col
ors. Mounted on
z 90 d s I 70 n <
spring rollers. In
odd sizes-4 to
40 inches wide
and 4 to feet
long. One day at
l9c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
LOSE
AT MEADOWS

represented. It being the aFiapie
Valley Handicap. In which five shift.
~ performers were entered TO 20
the seven furlong distance The
talent tried 10 get even on the day
by making Eyehright an even
money fayorlto. and thousands
were bet on his chancen Those
who did not like Eyohrlght. bet ON
Sugarmaid at 10 2. while Critic,
Haaty Agnhs and The Mist were
neglected IN the betting The re-.
ault OF the race proved Ooleouda
for the books. as when Starter
Dwyer sprung the barrier The Mist
bottled aud carumed into Eyebflght
nearly knocking down aa a re-.
suit the fnvofitc Sugarmaid and
naaty Agnea The Mist then vent
on and led into the stretch. where
Critic, who had been laying close
up all the way, forged to the front
aud won away BY half a length
susaymaid had no trouble IN get.
ting the show. Eyehrlght never
recovered from the wallop he got
al the start. aud finished absolute.
iv laat The time for the race
broke the track record
The victories ~ Yhnk At 10 Ia I
aud Rama at 90 "a ! were the SIR
prlaea 81 the afternoon. A only
one OF the winners was heavily
played. most Of the bookmakerH
added 90 their bank rolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
Stanley Fay VIII Probably
Be the Favorite Although
There Are Others.

The seventh Sesstle Derby will be
run tomorrow. aud at the present
writing IL looks as though only a
small field viii so 60 the post How.
ever, Il Is doubtful II ever ON the
coast there Was a Derby run that
contained horses OF as high class
aud the value Of the horses that will
contest for the prize Is more than
every Derby field that ever started
at The Meadows put together The
winners of the FIRST few Derhies run
here acre merely ordinary selling
piaters. such as Royalty Gloomy
Gus and Blue Eyes, but the field
that vii, 50 "a the pest tomorrow
contains horses that could win
stakes. and. Ia fact. have won them,
on any track IN the country
stanley Fay. the walker candidate.
will no doubt occupy the position Of
fsvuritc for the race. and judging
from his races since he has been
here. he will be hard horse 20
heat Packing his weight over the
Derby distance Is no new thing for
this colt. as he finished second IN
the California Derby to Mcelick, and
finished third ia the Arcadia Derby
% Mceiick and Early Tide The lat.
Ter was bought hy "Scotty" FcrEu.
son. the LEGAL owner. with the idea
Of winning the Seattle Derby. but
the horse has failed 20 repeat n The
Meadows what he did al California.
and win probably be an outsider Ia
the speculation for the hig race
Boggs, the Keene entry. ran well At
California although he did not com.
pete Ia any Of the Derhics. and since
coming 20 Seattle he has run a mile
m track record time 1885, How
ever. how it0Ggx win perform with
weight up is q question. as ali the
candidates will be compelled TO
shoulder i32 pounds. and when
Boggs beat Stanley Fay. the other
day. be was only carrying IS pounds
20 Staniess ils Whether he can
beat Stanley Fay at equal weights
n another question. Gl0rlo Is a colt
that must b. given serious consider
alton. "a he has run several high
class raccs here. and as he always
did ike this track. he may BE- ex-
pected 10 run his best tomorrow J..
r. Berry. " s.. Is . colt o. which
very little is known. lie will be
a starter. and sa hts owner thinks
enough Of him 10 pay the starting
fee. the colt must h. conceded 10
have a chance. The above will
probably make up the Held that will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Rama NJ 80 10 to victory, IL not a
new rider. as some folks imagine.
lie rode ii New Orleans last win.
tor, but only landed few winners.
/ had an of day yesterday aud
never picked a winner r
One.Two Three Martin succeeded
In standing OF the bridge jumpers
and won over s. 900
Col Apologize bet ti00 on Kerry
atfnlght and show. but Kerry was
IN too ariatocratle company
}. J Walsh. the owner OF sair
Annie. backed her. from " J
down to . ~ !. and won several
tasusand dollars whom she ont
gained Steel
Titus. the speedy apFinier BE-.
longing 10 Geo. Mcneil, has gone
wrong, aud will not start agnin ~
the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

tapped for n single safe hit. issued
no walking papers. and struck out
eight men
Young Grover Boyle did ~
shooting for Seattle and for four
innings he was effective iiui In
the flfth session Thompson led of
with single and scored on Van
lluren'e double iirlnker singled
and he and Van Hufen scored on
Fiizgefaid'a double Boyle then
Rteadied down and beld the Champs
down for the remainder Of the
game
For SIX innlnga the Siwaahes
went out IN one. two. three order
aud Fink was the only man IN the
Seattle team "a safely reach first.
lie was thrown out trying 10 steal
second
Graham had an0ther or day and
made two errors ont ~ four
chances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
Killing Made on Ravaria, a
New Conner Critic Breaks
Record.

Only ono favorlte won az the
Meadows yesterday. and the public
had a stormy time during the at
ternoon. The favorite that won.
however. was Rayarla, who origin
ally opened up al long price be
cause she WAS an unknown guam
tlty here. but the flood Of coin
came 80 quick that she went To the
post at 8 20 2. with every book in
the ring loaded down 10 the guards
She proved a genuine good thing,
and getting away flying, she led
all the way. and walked In winner
by five lengths Her victory proved
the ony hard blow that the books
received ali day, aud the hackers
Of the killing took barrel 81 coin
away from the booklea. Back OF
the fiily kokomo. beautiful and
hest and Or Crook finished noses
apart In the order named
The last raee OF the day was the
only one Ia which any class Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

stanley Kctcheil and Huge Kelly
have AZ last agreed on the weight
question ketehcli agreed 10 allow
Kelly to weigh i5s pounds Tingslde
and the Chloago italian will be
strong when the gong sounds
Kelly Is a fast and clever two.hand.
ed fighter with a hard wallop lie
viii give ketchell the iight % his
life when they meet az Frisco on
Iuly 81. The betting odds are TO
on Ketehcii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
RACING AT BUTTE
faY United Prnasl

BUTTE. Mont. July - Results
yesterday
-Four furlonKs Contingent won,
Charlie Egan secesd. nill nagwell
third. Time tSA
-Four furlongs Might Deck won.
Gretchen g. second. Aunt Kilt
third. Time %
one ROYAL hen won. nar.
Ing second. Nabonassar third.
Time~~t. 90
Helena handicap. five furlonsa
nooger Red won. Native Son sec
ond. Mary \. third, Time 00Al
One mile~-Cardlnal Sarto won.
Redmont second. Prince Frederick
third Timc-isf
One mile and an eighth kogo
won. I.sAatee second. Mike Joran
third. Time ~i 56ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
HIGH CLASS FIELD
TO Co IN DERBY
TOMORROW

so 20 the post although there may
be some eleventh.houg additions,
However. Il Is safe 60 say that the
race will be a holly contested one.
and that probably two cor more OF
the candidates viii be fighting Il
out together at the flnlah II don't
hook To me like a one sided race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

The action 81 the English oft.,,,.
ln declaring the i00meier raes =.
after Carter and Robbins ha6 go
won u from iaswell. was = ~.
testify unfair that II has arr.
comment IN athletic circles al :.
the world All through the RES.
Olymplan games the English -.
shown themselves poor losers ~
the officials BY their arbitrary -.
have incurred the anlmoslty n n,
foreign athletes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

The English had counted On I.,s
well winning this event. bit "a
Carpenter and Robbins ran bin a
hts legs and finished In the relnsd
ably fast time ~ - rs seconds. n
alleged foul on Carpenters part "a.
sisted In swinging vide Al the tan
Witnesses state that the saeYye ~
caused by the fast clip al which 4
men were running and that Haaxf
had plenty Of room--but not !
specific pass the Americas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

After Gloyonni nalerto had won the
third race, Harry Mack bid him up
from 500. his entered price. "a
81 900 At which price Frank noaa,
the trainer ot the horse. let him go.
Mack has been camping on noss'
trail ever since the latter claimed
TAyora from Mack out Of = selling
race a. Oakland laat spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Jack Blackburn ~ going 20 hrk
John Willie. the Chicago beam
weight who weighs q ton. BAD
burn can make 1885 pounds. f,ls.i
burn has licked some good hear.
weights aud some 81 these days i
viii be challenging Tommy Rans
Wonder n the willy Tomasso Ross
drawn the color iiney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Tom Lonsboat the canadIsn i
dian. is generally picked 10 via y
25mile Marathon race al the On
pic games 40 other eOnteDdes y
shown as much class as The X
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Siwashes Again Shut Out
by That Aberdeen
Bunch.

ABERDEEN, Wash. July 81
Seattle was blanked again yeater'
dag b. Aberdeen. while the Champs
forced three runB~acroes the plate,
BiF Gus Thompson was On the pan
and he applied the whitewnsh With
neatness aud dispatch. lie Was not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Frank balm. the bookmsker. who
has been a consistent ioaer laieiv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
NArIoSAL LEAGUE
rAonfc coAsT IrAarr.

A. fittshuFa IifHnkiyn a. fs1ttshufF
NthHr games post panied or account -
rain and ciaha NOT arriving 10 sima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Butte Is certainly doing ,b,,~. !.
Spokane The Miners have ~, Il :
three straight games from ths !,
aians vancouver il now only Az
behind Spokane. and has -. -,
chance 70 lead before long @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

sP0RToGRAMs

Manager Dugdale has a,,.a.
rowan ~ the Spokane Gin = !, !
ne Y booked 70 succeed I'm, I.
iirst base Rowan showed ~.
tallen or considerably :. !"
strengthen the team Emli r,,.s y
out q bed and may be baet Il -, n !
game within . week :" =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

HufnluafF FWu-hasa hisa Van aiiifru
Hfreih Fifst or balls or Boyle
struck uui HF Boyle hg Thompson
1853 by pitcher htFHih flFsf base On
rrfUfa Hestfis Lef on haass aeaf4
re Aberdeen Time % game %.
umhlFr Ehfet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
STAR FORM CHART
3Ot2

snArris wssa- rhgsaaY wsstbsr
3O42 rlg.r a.gs fa'eas. ssnas rhr'sea a'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

bureau. handed out Critic ~ his
one best bet. and All Of his numef
oua clients made cleanup as q
result OF the race, as Critic was A.
the good price of 9 10 I.
Throw out Capt ilurnetta race
The Jockey tried his best 90 make
the horse run, but the horse was
dead" under him
Harry Frociich. Of the Bohemian
club, who has been on the tohnEgan
for the past few weeks. Just about
stood the public Off
Frank BOSS lost 5000 bet on
Maud McG., but got 4 all back.
aud then sosne, when 0ioyonni ia
lerio wOn.
SlandoYer certainly showed re-.
maFkable Improvement over any
thing he has done here lie was
almost left az the post. ana still
was good enough to run second
Roy offut bet $1,000 on him 10
show
Jimmy liardman says that II he
.ser starts anything with the Sing
ing Kid. Col Applegate will have
Ia get a new entertainer.
-
FOSTER Martin had hle hank roll
on Dr. Crook 90 show. and WAS
beaten whiBker for the works
Nelson Jones aid not hold any Of
the first eholcea. aud az a result he
won 81 800
Roy Mentry il 40 capable a jock.
oy as ihere Ia riding here but
when he won with YRnk yesterday
Il marked the first winning mount
be has had al the meeting
Critic. when he won, reduced the
track record for furlongs from
ssA 70 90 flat
fThfa hnu uahiaalnWar ul. f.af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Rayarla. she winner % the NTH
race. l. recent arrival here. hav'
Ing been eampalgned tn The inngleH
Of Canada She certainly To a fast
bird Tom white. the pluugsf. II
Aportad 20 have won the most
money oNef her victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Critic. when be won. reduced the
track record for furlongs from
! sGA 70 / 90 flat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

oakland 81
i's'ssday's siHm..
pTfanfise8 Angeles 1.
~ Portland Oakland . =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS
~ RgruoHG.

experienced a change ~ fortune. and
won several thousand dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

A few nights ago Frank gyua
wrestied some burly butcher aaax
Benda. down AZ Dallas. Tex Essr
time Goich eiamped a bold % 8
opponent the man would yell III /
blue wolf Gotch released sesssk
toe holds and bar locks. but flnszs
became Disguised and slammed a
big huik on the mat 20 hard IL
two Of BendRs ribs cracked a
soon as he had recovered Besh
swore out . warrant for GoicAs 4.
rest on a charge Of assault a. hst
ter. What do you know aboH sEais
Nov that the Nelson Cans ID
AZ Ely has been declared on. y
Batter may take on Paekie McFE
land or Freddie Welsh Al Los l.
eeles. Boer rnholz is also maklA
a noise like a fight and. As D
South African claims q deesaa
over Nelson. the Dane mar ilks
him on and wipe ouf the stain 4
defeat and Unholz al the SAM
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24
Today a Good One

Today mg daily Information
Street fYro This viii give yes
hsfaes that figure 90 ain This Is
ffer. laat - advertise 80 come and
Esl uns.
Lock az the pass r~rerd II this
rstrsffux
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Roy Mentry IN AZ capable a loek'
oy as there IL riding here. but
when he won with YRnk yesterday
u marked the frat winning mount
be has had Al the meeting,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

n G Ravlius. o The Information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Harry Froclich. Of the bohemian
club. who has been ON the ioboRgan
for the past few weeks. Just about
stood the public off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Yesterday 0rtsir. So 4. Wen.
Lowered H~eerd - ~~esnd.
~ Fan want reliable intarfna-
zion asi ihe loeksEa Special uNi
% aii fhH horses fhas rus races
each daF al The Mraases ] hAFs
pBs most liable 20 'afn his race
The Jockeys Special last year ~
The Meadows isaAe . renora fhat
has neteI been aaaaen nna Vau alii
ftna q = AainE the same thiNF fhts
pear u1rs winners thar az others
! haze she namrs 81 ntAny clients
and goa can nos fihi enc No com
plAineA % the information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Frank BOSS lost 5000 bet on
Maud McG,. but got q all back.
aud then sosne. when 0ioyonni $50.
lerio won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

Throw out Capt nurnetta race
The Jockey tried his best 20 make
the horse run, but the horfe was
dead" under him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-24

bureau. handed out Critic ~ his
one best bet. and all Of his numef
oua clients made a cleanup as q
result OF the race. as Critic was A.
the good price of g 10 l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-12-05
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

E. Frances Leighton Gregg, a school
teacher, liabilities $3s12.04 and assets
$685. Miss Greggs list of creditors
names 25 Portland people. Judge Jo-
seph w. Symonds and Mrs. ErmOn d.
Eastman, to each of whom the petit
toner owes $500, are the largest cred
itors
Joseph Adolphe Hebert Is in partner
ship with brother in Van Buren,, liza
bilitieS S44Sl, much of which is owed
to Portland firms; John H. Raymond Of
Upton, liabilities $2777.5O; Raymond P.
Gray, South Portland, liabilities, $436;
Oscar f. Shaw, laborer, Biddeford, liza
bilities. $369.17; Fred Durham, laborer,
Ellsworth, liabilities $51S; E. Frances
Leighton Gregg school teacher, Port
land, liabilities $3S12.04: assets. 1892;
Fred A. Pooler, laborer, Augusta, LA
bilities, $44S.07; Pearl B. Robinson of
Sullivan, liabilities, 1864; Joseph
Adolphe Hebert. merchant, Van Buren,,
liabilities, s44S1 Arthur F. Mosher.
linesman, Portland, liabilities, $35630;
Chas. NJ. Rand, laborer. Waterville, liza
hilities. SAIL: Edward Roderick. labor
err, Waterville. liabilities, $43475; John
H. Raymond, laborer, Upton, liabilities
s277 80; Albert Flood, mason, Water
vile, liabilities. s1547.51; assets. 1925;
Lawrence D. Massey, laborer, Port
land. liabilities s239.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-12-05

c. F. Bilodeau will begin within a
short time the work of remodelling his
clothing store to the extent that the
whole interior will be modernized ana
brought strictly up-todate Mr.. BIO
deau will have a clothing caone' ouii'
for the entire south side OF the store
v,b;,e the north side will be fitted with
furnishing cases. the work being m
ished in natural wood. The windows
will be cased in, the finish being the
same He also contemplates having
room finished off in the basement Ior
fur coats and duplicate clothing. Inc
arrangement in the main store VIII uo
away with the tables on "hich .ne
clothing is now displayed. thus giving
,,,,,ch more floor room, and the clothing
being in the cabinets will be much oet-
ter protected from dust When the
work is completed the store will Dc
one Of the best on the street.