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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

PRIVATE AUTO FOR HIRE
Phone Lincoln 81, The Sherman, any hour
day or night. thsater or country; trained
chauffeur explaining points special rates 70
parties je6-s0t
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HELP wANTED-Male ami Female.

WANTED-A few more boys anC girls. not
under fourteen years OF age. TO take our free
lessons In muscular movement p6nmanship
spd touch type writing class conYenes ever
Saturday morning al o'clock. Apply At
once. STRAYERS BUSINESS COLLEG 2,
18th and + NV. my22-tf
TELEPHONE EUREKA EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE, I0I New York ave. trained
help for resorts ami city: profitable situations.
my3J-Sa, III, th-tf
SOMEONE 70 excl angs dictation in snort
hand for speed pElctice. Apply BOX 435.
Times office. J6I-3J
sTENOGRAPHERs are always IN demand.
We can prepare you for a position In $50
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
OFadO Building. Open day and night
myl6-f
STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. nth ana
i NV Day and night school all Tie year.
Shorthand, typewrit.ng, bookkeeping bank
ing English. ana civil service TypeWIiiers az
students homes. Write OF cali f0F Catsl0gue.
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PALMISTS.

NINE HENRY reads palms and advises you
on business, love- marriage, health. and ali
honest enterprlssi Just ny her. 500 Eye st.
NV. uy3l-tf
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LADIES' TAILORING.
PRESSING CLUB.

TEE MUTUAL PRESSING COMPANY
Ralph J. Helphenstine, Mgr Your clothes
ca led for and delivered, spOnged and pressed
IN strictly high class manner. 1883 r NV
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SOUTHEAST.

A. p. POWELL 9Th and East Cauitol sts,
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and G ST. So
a. b BURROWS. 18th and Pa ave.
=. 7. WELLER, cor. 8th and 1.
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ILLUMINATING ENGINEER.

ELECTRIC FANS, s. up; defective Joints,
grounded on gas pipes. etc. causes your
meter % record fast rectihsd at small cost
my25-50t
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wANTED-SUMMER BoARDERs.

MOUNTAIN SCENERY pure air; miles
from Harpers Ferr horses to ride; good
table. P r. PHILLIPS. Weaver.sn, Nd
X. r. d. Railroad Station, Augu-sa.
mv2q-gOf
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TO THE LADIES.

SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
shipment Of French batiste, pink. blue, white
lace and insertion; value 81 and S.; reduced
% S.. A. l.. FAL1S. 9l7 II St. NV. JeS-2t
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Personal.

ORIGINAL GYPSY palmist. whole fortune
told. I5ci open nights. 1923 Sth so. ms. IL
IL YOU NEED money ] Will make you
loan OF from SO % $50 at a rate that will
pay you 70 investigate. Address BOX "a,
Times ONCE my2s-33t
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STEICTLY hrst-class fun dress aud tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable BrIcea
IL I. PINES. MERCHANT TAILOR,
1D5 7fh 81. nv apIs-s0r
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

for sAALE-Three Wardrobes; slightly used:
cap also solid oak sidebOard; 1850. cost
/ ~. 81 See NORWOOD. sth and X je7-st
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ALUMINIUM WORK.

THE TIN SHOP CO, sos p ST. n w.
Manufacturer Of sheet m stal articles Of everv
description. Rust PROBING metal articles a
speciality. Walls waterproofsd. Concrete work
Demonstrations any tine.
=. Z. MONK Sole Pre- 9Tiesor. ie2-get
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ANACOSTIA-
BURYs pHARMACY, corner Monroe ana
jefferson sIH.
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ICE CREAM.

ANY QUANTITY. best IN city 81 per gal;
finest assortment Of confectionery: goods de-
nvered. Phones Line. 396 and 963. JAMES
COklNO5 & CO.. 1898 II st. ne. 721 Sth Sc.
my27-w, Sa, w-SOt
IT'S PRETTY HOT Try some OF AM
rein's delicious ice cream. Cools and delights
telephone call that's all GEO. AM
REIN, 1910 eth 81. NV. my13-m. v. sa-9Ot
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GEORGETOWN.
3. 2, WELLER, Pharmacy. ASA Il ct NV.
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MANTELS AND TILES.

SELLING out present stock Of wood mantels;
prices greatly reduced. EDWIN Z. ELLETr
go "a st. sw. VIII remove - new quarters
1106 eth ST NV. June 1st- nny1g-s0t
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SIGN SHOW CARDS.

TELL PEOPLE about YOURSELF posters up
to-date business show cards; theatrical illus
trated posters Of all kinds, slides, etc. PAUL
ALEXANDER. 623 Z ST. NV.
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cLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PIANIST
Are you undecided. unhappy. In d0uDtg j.
your husband, wife, or sweetheart indifferent
70 you? Do you wish 10 possess the key 20
the vaults Of love, friendship success, and
happiue=sy Know the secret Of control the
power 10 inspire confidence and win succss
in business, social and financial life? 1 can
and sill advise and assist you
7Zl-NINTH STREET n. va
Qbon't Mistake Name and NUMBER
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sOuTHWEsT.

v. HUGO EIsENBEISS. eth and 3 streets.
MCDONALD, J. W, E!1s and L sW.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

THE best Pins 5S5nCs IN Washington. g
large size Ping Pongs, sc s. cabinets,
dozen 500. NEWBERRN'S STUDIO. go
Pennsylvania ave NV.
mylS-rn, ", f-50t
ONE DOZEN cabinet photos two positions
showing proofs $3.50, all work Guaranteed
open Sundays Phone NJ 656A MELNICk'S
STUDIO SOC 9Th St ms. je3-w, sss m-S0t
OUR SPECIALIZE sepia porcelain rninia-
turs; oval; 2jkAs inches. copied from any
photograph FOR "a ROYCE STUDIO. 1925 2.
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MADAME CATHERINE, the celebrated
English Pianist and card reader. tells you
everything everyone Ia trouble knows hat
she can do. 81 New York ave, second door
front Walk up. Phone Main Z54I. js--u
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BUSINESS OPpoRrur1rrEa

WHOLESALE liquor license. Co. ~
Gan, 6l7 Louisiana ave ~ -
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
TEETH without plates; no extracting. m
pain; painless filling. Baltimore once. "a ~
Charles 81. Dr. J. i. Wilson. I252 81 nv
spZI-egt
once Hours, $50 A. n. 10 $50 P. II.
DR. OTIS W ELlZEY. DENTIST.
1G4 + 81. nv. tsame floor as Mrs SkarIyfsft
DIR. w =. ELZEY, DENTIST
y. Z. Cor. 4th and T. Capitol sts ne
specialists In Painless Extracting, Gold
CF7sWu and Bridge WORK Filings and Plates
that nt- Satisfaction guaranteed or money
re- Unded- Aoderats prices. Phone NJ "a
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR Co, carpenters
and builders: store fitting and remodeIing;
general mouse repairing OF all kinds. esti-
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HELP wANrED-MALE.


JEWELRY CAryVS ssERs TO sell diamonds,
watches. etc, to the best trade only; goo9
men can obtain position for salary ana
commission Apply CAsrELBERGs.
mh2-mo. We. fritz
MAN-CoIored. who un,.sTstsuds cooking and
being generally useful around bar. wages 81
per week. S42 Louisiana ave u
MEN-50. such as machine runners, miners
and laborers. 6Sl J. ST. nv IL
AIAn-YoVug white, for lunch counter. STAG
LUNCH Room, 142l q 81. II
MAN-Young. as searcher IT, patent attor-
ney's office. Address BOX AZ. Times ONCE.
5ei-@t
MAN-Expsrienced young man in house
furnishing department. Apply 20 ". NJ.
BALDERSTON. Manager. Palais Royal. A.
Lisner. Je6-3t
MECHANIC-Honest. sober and reliable. an
round. 10 do general repair work. also have
charge OF stable and TWO horses viii pay
good salary 10 right party. Address ELMER
p. ROGERS, 1918 ID ~ NV, by letter no
callers received. jeS-St
NIGHT PORTER in retail store: must have
frst-class reference. BON MABCHE. Sl8
OUR SERVICE onarz profitable employment
% young men and boys 10 years old and up
ward. Apply WESTERN UNION TELE-
GRAPH CO., Basement l40l + st,
PAPERHANGER and painter: steady Job 20
right man. Cali rs North Fairfax ST., Alex
andria. Va. u
PAPERHANGERS-T fst-cIass paper
hangers. W. Y. MAHONET, COS Pennsyl-
Vanla ave ie6-3t
PRESSERS-Tw0 drst-cIass. Apply GEO. T.
KEENE. 1910 F 81. M jei-2t
PREssER- Colored. gos lith 81, nv. II
s1ENOGRAPHER and typewriter expert
enced. Apply 20 ofttca. % floor. PALAIS
ROYAL A. LlSNER. ie7-at
TIN ROOFERS-Two and boy thfat'F had
some experience 65l Pa ave. Sc ja5-5t
TYPEWRITER REPAIRER - ExpeTienced.
Apply ROOM 335. Colorado Building.
jest
WANTED-A young man TO learn barber
trade wages paid while lsarningi tools FUR
uishedi nice, cool shop white BARRIERS. An
DERSON, CIT y ST. NV. 1e2-sOt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
One and a Million.

'"Fhat's tbn urs, tluc ! cfct soia :. e,neio eHyelop9,' said the yomg W9m % af big slatio"cr'@ store iH tae q c.s center "I'yr always sold then Tn packages, but tha, gentleman cane iH with 4 letter In his hand aHd a@hez Tor aa envelope. and | sold him eHe f7i cent. lma4ine that's the sinalIast sale fhat ha= been made iu tlf.s cstIh lishMeat since it opened. The bigge $ I eyer mat" happoncd to be i'll the c1 veiere ljHe foo, \ rather roughly dHe==' ed H.aii came in, asked t0 see ou. e0 YcloEe, and W"utcd to know the prief by tHe thotl~aHd I told him Then ht asked tho price Iy the million. eei the f;alres from our manager. Wia su.'ad aS IT, save t,rm to me. Yet t.= naa#aeIefel q 'ai!iuu envelopes. aaa Hho #e asked fo. reference he sa0d he wodd a3 lief pay the bI. or t.a sn5t. which iedid from q roll ef Eeilas back bunk notes about the s.Ze ot ? l.4a5 ef taeatl We delivered tse ea sefaPss but harn', seen the fareiasa. sats=.s shtue.54,a Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
Icnrc.,LNe.

Please. mum, @9ii 8 tramp @#5a.a gaa be so h}nd as to let me have I tee5I.eaHa thread:'
 euseifs !=e-s, said the hea#esife # the .zaof, "I can Ict you have tlat.''
 .'TIaul,oe. mum. No#. you'd eb=t=a De yer @eeh if yon'd let ne ha4e : b.t of cloth for patch"
 "1es here l9 some"
 "FhaHkee fefy much, mgal. IF# attIe different color from iar sszs.is see. Perhaps. mum you cas..d siHz tae soHe of your husbands old elatde that this patch will match"
 Well, 1 declare. You're tieYe@ mt man and I'll give you an old s.t.. Hes i5one."
 ihaaizen greatly, mum. see HsS s g.tIe }arse. luHn, but if you'll kindly furnish me Wiih a square meaI meh5.. can fill it out" Woman's Home Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their Incea>in4 horh keeps t>
 StrNn& HHa NtaIthN.

All he Mood U #J- body passes through the kidng.s once every three minutes The kidEosf iiiler the blood. They work Hiz.s and day. When healthy they FaaHee ab0d 5ou @Eaius of im1Hfe matte daiIy. when HH- health. some paa a. tHit impure ma ter is left il the y.9gH This briH2f on mau diseasa and symptoms pain in tha back. aeaaseht petvuu ness. H9j. dry sEE. .h-uuaU~.n. gou'. grave, disc .}arz=a. tae ute-i2At and Icarina d.zsilteas. i'rvgH'a. heart. ahHity droWsi3sa.s draysN. deposits gne G tt7+7 -rft tt if ftH keep tae HJer Iia.f &gH 9 2@tv Ho "'n}.e ,i5h yout' Hi3nes
 E Lew, Iealers #-85ae-1 a"i oiaai@ 4 1t1 Man St., aa liNn- Il >-' West SiNb a hittle isgea. Ark. s5zzs There Na4 | nicer aie lr.ilua la tA5. small Gf a haGI and fer ..n@ ot weaAaes= As l fzsa 9soa dead u.. driving l h1amed ta. cons amt ]5f.as for caasias sls seEese pain arHo5s my kdaeTs NhateycI the cause o# the trouhe #aa afte1 =5asted t9 Hze Doan's Kidney PllIzH7# back gave ma very lit.1e aaHosal.s#. .a. use ol ta.5 remedy hayins driTea tHe lamenesa entirely aW5s. Ed7e rsc0mmeHaea Doan's Kidney ifi= to ycral Of my acQuain5aagaz az.a =hait continue te do so for l Eno# they can be relied upon to H4iae Hslief il. eases If back ache
 Plenty more proof like this from Pine Bluff people Cal a- Mann TankersIeg drug store and ask what customers report.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 3o cents. Foster-Nllbprn O., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States
 Remember tae Haa.g D0an7-and take ua other
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
CREST OF TRESHET
 IS DUE TOMORROW
Earring Heavy Rains in Lo"rr Ar- kansas Watershed the River Will N0i G0 fo the Flood stage.

Ag= =1a'e}eek 4esterdat morning the Arkansas river al LaHe Rock was at stage Of 207 feet and at noon the stage was 2o9 feet Secdon Director Alciatole stated that barring heavy rains H the watershed of the lower Arbansas. lhe crest of the freshet should R9ss Little Rock tomorrow, and that m all probability the high mark will not exceed - feet, This would ae aae faa' aH1er the flood stage
 The river a6 For smith yestefdaY mornins had fallen to stage of 17.9 feet and vas still falling. This show ed the rise in the upper Arkansas was due to the flood in the Neosho river. AS the river Vas falling al Fort smith and rising al A:tte Rock, it was cer- tain the rtTer bere was being affected by local rains in Arkansas.
 Yesterday was the second time dur ing this month the river has passed the 20-foot stage at Little Rock The White, Black, ouachita, and in fact all the streams of magnitude in the state have been high throughout the month. April has not usually been a flood month, but thia month will prob ably show a new record for all the rivers for Mondays Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
4 rsy H-~'ts F. }.'5-,.;,rrasa.

@sN '@ 'A' J a't'
 b=a5 forget tAat o.444'zati93 i1 sgeases fs&.sts and ahoe-aH the H.o.':., ing ,ar. making work s.c9Iier.
 Don't cca5ctan the lasor movement because rou know of "obieetianeble features. Every man and ever: ta. man institution has some fmpelfea tons
 Don't wait for the others" Others are waiting for you. Some must be among the iTst Why not you?
 Don't forget that the more bitterly the employer opposes labor '~e1ons the more the employee suo.:N suQcort them. There's 6 financial reason Think 1t over
 0oA- shirR the moran obligation t do all yo,. can 10 uphold the dignity e' your trade, to elevate the standard CT living. to do better always.
 Don't forget that the vast ma lorits Of your trade is unioniZed and adyGne Ing through organization. What k good for the majority is good for tht minority. James J. McphilIips 1T American FeGerationlst
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
FOR RENT
Dwellings.

No. 1501 West Fifth ave, rooms No. 1902 West Pullen st., f rooms No. 509 West Sixth ave, s rooms No. 311 Cherry st., 1 rooms. No. S23 Poplar st., f rooms. No 619 Hickory st., 3 rooms No. 1892 West Seventh ave. 1 roo,,
 For C0lOred Tenants, No. 23O3 West Twelfth ave-, room No. 1127 Louisiana st., 9 roa,4s No. 1922 Fir st., rooms. No 1216 Fir st., rooms. No 1000 Orange st., g rooD.. No. 701 Mulberry st., 5 rooms No. 615 East Third ave. ] rooms
 Fire! Fire. Are you insured? II Qot, gEv m. Delay is dangerous. represen. of line companies. Place your Iasuran. with me.
 11s Fae a:rea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

-AGENTS-Our newly patented Magic Flat Iron Cleaner and Waxer is the most wonderful seller out. Saves labor, time and linen. Big money t0 the first one in every community to in troduce it. Thomas Co.,, Desk 2, Day ton, Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

TOT IllIfty VeaTS Lydla k. Plnk- hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women nWho have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera- tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bear ing-doWn feeling, flatulency, indiges- tion, dizziness, ,ornerYous prostration. Why don't you try it :?
 Mrs. Pinlzhan7 invites all sick She has guided thousands to health. Address, lynn, Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

-Wantea-P Position by competent office man and cler X. Will go to coun- try. Have had several years eXperi- ence in furnishing business. Address B, care of Graphic 4-22-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
ONerioaked the Sias Issue.

Andy Horn, who was o0ee 2 Wes known proprietor of ! large saloon or the east side. New York. Was hit!ae as barieener 4 man since prominent la poJ5t.e5l lf4 and who told tie st9.E with considerable 2!er. I'll glve gon $to q month.a ~a.d .ta 8s.
 Ten s3eAa,s, < man caa't EV~ z. .fza.
 .=}ea4 fs@a#t t'.a pj@Fin@s - <2.d An z- ,iEfH"S'. 'TEc f#sffi1eeNr.s lef ze+.tet Gnu ..,fFH tz5.t saE t.4#=z =de#=.=t5sss. X 5a=EazN ,..=.5
 t#a., t.s..t=.zz.z sfs5-= ,.9,'.,.. ,.nr''u f..f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

Whom a young girls th03eEFs Ee- come sluggish when sae has head- aches, dizziness, faiHtness, and eX- hibits an abnormal disposition to sleep; diSlilIes the society of other girls; then the mother should come to her aid promptly, for she pos scsseS information of vital import anca to the young daughter.
 1t such time the greatest aid to nature is Lydia E. Pinkham's Nege- table Compound. It prepares the young system for the coming change, and has helped to bring three generations safely from girl hood to MOmanhOod. Read what
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-29

Miss Flora Hebb of JetferSonvlle be
gan school. Monday in the Delano District.
Miss Clara Burnor of Burlington has
been a recent guest of her brother,
Henry Burnor
Mrs. Homer Smith and sister, Miss
Blanche Smith, were guests of friends in
Hardwick last Saturday.
Miss Sarah Baker went to Greensboro
last Saturday, where she opened the
spring term of school Monday.
Miss Ruth Bullard of Burlington was a
guest over Sunday of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Gates.
Earl Gray is moving his family this
week to Stowe, where he has engaged to
work in c. F. Eddys creamery.
Miss Fannie Towle of johnson has
been guest the past week of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Towle.
Miss Caroline Wiemann of Jefferson
vile spent several days the past week
with her mother, Mrs, G. P. Fisher in
Cne SOuLn part OF Town.
Miss Helen McCuin, who is attending
L. C. A., was guest Monday night of
her sister, Miss Flora McCuin, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Crowell.
Robert Wakefield, who has been en-
ployed as stenographer in Los Angeles,
cal, for the past year and a half, called
upon friends in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Gilbert left Tuesday night
for Burlington as delegate from La
moille Lodge, N. E. o. p, to the State
Convention of the Order, held there this
week.
Prof. w. A. Beebe has arranged with
the Ladies of the Universalist church to
serve dinner and supper on the date of
the Teachers Institute to be held here
May u.
Howard Smith has rented the tene-
ment soon to be vacated by A. r. Camp
bell in the Centennial Block and will
move his family there as soon as
possible.
A. Ben Marshall left Monday morning
for business trip to New York City and
expects to return here next Saturday,
before leaving on an extended western
trip. He will also visit his mother at
Troy this week
Miss Florence Norton is unable to at
tend to her duties as teacher in District
No. 6, this week on account of an attack
of lyrangitis. Her place was taken last
Thursday and Friday by Miss Juliette
Brooks, the school now being closed for
one week.
Lamoille Commandery held a regular
meeting last Thursday evening at which
two petitions for membership were. re-
ceived and the Red Cross Degree worked
upon three candidates, after which a
buffet lunch was served at Sulham's cafe.
Special meeting May for work on the
Knights Templar degree.
Mrs. Felix Lapan and son, Fabian, and
daughter LueIla, left last Thursday for
Highgate, where Mrs. Lapan goes to
care for her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bovat. The other members of the
family viii remain here for the present.
but expect to move back to Highgate in
a few months.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
WANrEp-A capable man to work on a Dairy
Farm. Good references required.
CHAs ID. NoYEs, HYDE Park

WANTED capable man to work on Dairy
Farm. Good references required.
CHAs. ID. MOVES, Hyde Park
WANTED Girl for general housework. Good
wages to right party
MRS. A. G. SMALL, Morrisville.
FouNp!--A certain sum of money owner may
have same by paying for this adv. and proving
property at my Office,
DR. L. T. HoLcoMB, Johnson
WooD JOB l--Wanted a party to cut 1000
cords of IS-inch fuel wood Immediately. Call on
or phone Lowell Lumber & Asbestos CO.. Belv-
dere Min, Lowell, Vt.
MILLINERY --latest New York and Boston
styles in Trimmed and Ready-towear Hats and all
Millinery Novelties. Call in and look at goods
and get prices. MEssER STORE, Morrisville.
NOTICE Having purchased the Coal Business
of Seymour Harris | am now prepared to take
orders. See me before placing your order
CHARLES w. MCFARLAND, Coal Dealer,
Morrsville.
SHINEl--I would respectfully inform the pull
lie that | will shine shoes (both ladies' and
gentlemen's) at my shop every day, Sundays
from seven until nine, included, beginning to-
morrow
Respectfully, CURTIS DowNER, Morrisville.
NOTICE IL would respectfully inform the pub
lie that am prepared to give prompt attention to
all kinds of inside and outside painting, having en-
gagged several frstclass workmen for the season.
All work done on honor, as in the past
c. II. SMALL, The Painter, Morisylle.
BARRELS For good, sound Barrels, with one
head, we will pay as follows Flour, paint and
small sugar barrels, IIc each large sugar barrels,
I3c. Delivered at our Hide House. On lots of
20 or more, delivered at one time, will pay &c more
than above price. c. S. PAGE, Hyde Park.
NOTICE Ito anyone intending to build would
say that am in position to furnish them with
spruce frames and joist in any dimensions. Also
will sell what used to be the w. w. Peck Steam
Mill in Morristown, in which there is good lot of
tmbers and lumber Will sell very cheap
P. A. HoLLENBECK, Morrisville.
WAGONS FOR SALEl-I have a good assort-
ment of Milburn Wagons, suitable for farm or
heavy team work. Also good line of Open and
Top Buggies These good will be sold very low
or exchanged for horses. Why pay sos to VS. for
a Lumber Wagon when ! can sell you one just
like it from the same shop for from $50 to 500,
or $40 to SIS for Concord Buggy when you can
get one just as good or better for S55. have
some of the best Concord Rattlers with sand boxes
solid foot flap dash good leather trimmings several
different styles and colors. am here for business
Call up or address. H. A. JACKSON Waterville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-29
Good Base Ball Assured

A second base ball meeting was held
at the Board of Trade rooms last Friday
evening, when a permanent base ball
association was formed. The following
Board of Directors were chosen:-E. III.
VanCor, G. ii. Raymore, L. M. Munson,
j. A. Waite, and NJ. P. Maurice, and they
organized with M. P. Maurice as chair
man, c. II. Raymore, secretary and man
ager, L.. nj. Munson, treasurer.
The meeting was we'll attended and
considerable enthusiasm was shown. 1t
is understood that about 5000 has been
raised for the support of first-class
team this summer and it is expected that
the team will be made up of nearly all
home players.