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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
RICEFORD.

John Perry, aged about 70 years. died
suddenly Friday morning or heart failure.
lie was in his usual health when he
retired the night before. He is survived
by his wife. Mrs, Julia Perry.
There was large attendance OF
Masons at the dedication exercises OF
the Masonic temple Friday evening from
the lodges Of Montpelier Waterbury,
Essex Junction and Burlington. Several
officers Of the Grand Lodge were present
An elaborate banquet was served to 100
guests. music was furnished by Mrs
j. W. Berry piano. Mrs. Wayland
Fuller. violin.--Mrs. Ann Ellis IS serious
~ i'll with pneumonia at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs F.. l., Freeman.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Towers OF Shelburne were
the guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l., Towers, over Sunday.-Mrs. w. c..
Fuller and Miss Rose Donaway were
visitors in Burlington Saturday.
The first reception and membership
rally OF the seaeon given by the Boys
club of the Y. NJ c. A. was held Friday
evening in association hall Nearly 100
young men and boys were present.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. w. F..
Douglass. Byron y. Clark of Burlington.
State secretary OF the y. M C. A. boys
WoIN' saw interesting ADDRESS,
Howard W. Arms gave several readings
and William Litno gave an exhibition on
the trapeze The Women's Auxiliary to
the Y. NJ. c. A. furnished refreshments.
The club this year starts with a large
membership. probably the largest in its
history.-The veneer mill of the C. c.
Manuel & Sons Co. started again Satur-
day after being closed a few DAYS for
want OF logs.-R. Powers Is building an
addition to his house and also a barn. -
The Rev. Mrs. NJ McKinstry has gone
TO Detroit to deliver her series OF nine
lectures on The Worlds Great Empires. -
The Ladies' Reading Circle OF the
Woman's club will meet with Mrs n. b.
Hamilton Friday afternoon at three
o'clock. Miss Ola NJ. Bliss of Georgia
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ w. Rounds -
Mrs. May Manuel of Boston Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Smith
Miss Ruth Irene Taylor of Schenectady
N. Y. former preceptress In the high
school here. IL guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. f. HOpkins.-H f.
Demar has traded his River street store
with Levi Green for the latter's farm In
the Baisdell neighboThood and Mr.
Green has taken possession. Mr.. Demal
then traded this farm with Harrison
Audette for the latter's house on
Foundry street,. r. Davis has sold
to A. j. Willis for 800 the lot on the west
side OF Main street recently purchased
OF j. II. Gross.--Afrs Abbie j. Elliott ha,
returned to Richford from Lynn. Mass
Nir. and Mrs. A. G. Rogers have returned
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BAKER sFIELD.

MISS flossie 1.afey visited at tho home
or N. w. Richards in Enosbnrgh Falls
last week-John Cassavant. who has
been IN the employ of II. NJ. Doane for
the past two years, will conduct a board
Ing house for T. l.. Upper in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen MaGinn of Fair
field and Patrick MaGinn Of st. Adams
visited relatives in town over Sunday
Mrs. g. a. Stone. who has been seriously
III, Is somewhat bcttter.-Elsha Beard Is
ill.-The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Archambault of Fletcher died
Saturday and was brought to this town
for burial Monday.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Tho funeral OF Edmund F.. Ball war
held last Friday, at his late home, MIRA
Even officiating He was the son OF
Luther and Laura Ball, and was rs ycart
OF age, He was married In 1851 to Janl
Hul, daughter Of Peter Hill, and tive
children were born to them. Mrs. Myrtl,
Lance. and Mrs. George Sumner, both re.
siding in this place, For many years Ia
carried on tho wheelitsht business. He
Is survived by n wife, two daughters.
two sisters, Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Hin.
and a brother-ln-law NJ. p. Goodell. MIR.
ChilGs of Wolcott has purchased the Holt
farm
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,
FAYSTON.

Hrs. Isabelle Smith sold 90 selected
tnrloyr for THANKSGIVING market for
$50 net.--Jnmes e Cmmerson and son
Edward :. Emmcrson. Wife and th,o,
children have moved into the Sen~s
house Merritt l.. Bragg is confined TO
tho house with q badly injured knee
James Mccullough and Urea Pratt we-.
married November 80 by the Rov. William
Rcniele.-Mrs. Glenn Griffith is uui,e III
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LAM0ILLB COUNTY
EDEN.

to help care for her brother. Frank Rich
ards. who was very Ill with pneumonia.
He died Monday evening. The deceased
was born In this town and lived here
many years-Mrs. Efhe Whittemore has
taken the Mills school for the winter
term. Mrs. Mae Emory the North road
and Verne Dodge the Blake school,
There is to be a Christmas tree at the
Corners.-E. II. Stone has purchased OF
Glenn Stone the Mt. Norris house at Eden
Mills.-Mae Baker. who has been visit
ing In Fletcher and vicinity for the past
few weeks. has returned to her home
Myrtle Baker and Christine Tucker are
attending school in the Blake district.
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ST. ALBANS.

First Lieut.. Charles T.. Pcli has boon
elected captain of Company r. to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of stephen S. Cushing. Second Lieut..
John Sullivan was elected first lieu
tenant and Sergt. C. s. Sumner second.
George Wcstover of Highgate was
in city court Friday and pleaded
in city court yesterday and pleaded
guilty to the larceny of a wagon, two
pigs, blanket, a quantity of grain,
and rake the whole being valued
at $50. lie was sentenced to not less
than six months nor more than eight
months in the State prison Mt Wind
sor
a decision has been rendered in
the case of Herbert Blake VS.. Herbert
Ballard. both of Georgia. to recover
the value of deer which TIE plain
tiff shot and which was reprieved by
the defendant. The plaintiff will re-
cover $40 and costs. according to the
decision of Justice Of the Peace John
keenan,. The defendant has appealed
to the next term of Franklin county
court.
Permission has been granted by the
aldermen to Patrick l.. Sullivan to erect
a two-story building 80 by IS feet. on land
owned by j. +. Butler on Center street.
the building to he used for the manufac-
ture of house furnishings and wood work.
The plant will he operated by electric
power. Permission has also been grant
ed Reed w. Allen to erect a building 80 by
IS feet, next to this lot on Center street,
to he used as a machine shop. This
plant will also be run by electricity.
The following officers have been elect
ed by Lakeside Grange. No. 500. +. OF II.
master. Edward a. Curtis: overseer. Will
liam F. Cunningham; steward, Ashton p.
Soule: assistant steward. II. Kibbe
Brooks; treasurer. Sanford J. Meigs; sec
rotary, Mrs. NJ. J. Bascomb; gatekeeper,
Robert Underwood; lady assistant. Mrs
Edward A. Curtis; chaplain. Miss Au-
gusta Sheltus lecturer. Mrs Walter s.
Clark: Pomona. Mrs. Gallagher; Ceres
Miss Ruby Clark; Flora. Mrs julie H.
Morrill,
Word was received in this city Tues
day OF the death of Mrs. G. A. Ainswortt
of Minneapolis. Mimi. which occurred
Monday. Mrs. Ainsworth, who was 81
years old, was the daughter of the late
Heman Greene of this city and resided
here for many years. She is survived b,
one daughter. Mrs. T.. r. Tinker. and two
sons. George A. and William G. Aims
worth. also two sisters, Mrs. E. Porte,
Brainerd of this city. and Mrs Harvey
Phelps of Swanton.
Mrs. f. Stewart Strarahan has return
ed from a visit of several weeks In Provi-
dence r. I.
Mrs. s. $. Jedard, who has been seri-
ously Ill Of blood poisoning at the home
OF her son, Fred s. Bedard, in Somerville,
Mass, has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to her home in this city.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDW1CK.

The Hon. II. n. Powers was in town
Friday and Saturday taking dispositions
In the case of Peacham Academy against
the Judevine estate.-Owing to low water
the granite sheds are short Of power and
many men are laid off.-Mrs. Myra Stiles
Of Morrisvlle is visiting In this village.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

A young child of Beeman Donna is
very sick with pneumonia.-Mrs An
son Eldredge is quite ILL. f. Hut
chin is in Kansas City and other
points in the West on business
There will he numerous Christmas trees
of the churches with exercises on
Christmas eve.--Almond Carpenter In
jured his hand quite badly at Nelson
& Hall Co.'S mill the first of the week.
DIR. T.. T. Brown OF Burlington was
in town Saturday last.
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FRANKLIN.

iting friends here.-Mrs. L. W. Day has
gone to Pittsfeld for few weeks STAY
]. NJ Young, who has been travelling for
the T. ]. Kendall company. is stopping
with his mother.--Mr. and Mrs. r. j.
Gates have gone to Bakersfield for n
week or ten days.-Mrs. Elizabeth Whit
ney is passing few days with her sister
In st. Albans,--Mr J. J.. Simpson Is con-
fined to the house by illness.--A son was
orn to Mr. and Mrs. Leon brewer, De-
cember Mrs. Julia Alexander Of Bur
lington Is visiting her sister, Mrs. En-
ina Beil.-About q members OF tho Wood
mems camp enjoyed an oyster stew at
tho town hall Tuesday evening.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

While driving on Center street Mon
day Thomas Dewitt's horse fell on the
Icy street and broke his hip 1t was mme-
diately shot by Humane Officer j., Il.
Kingsley AT the annual meeting of the
G. ID. Davenport Camp. Sons of Veterans,
the following officers were elected. Com
mandcr, f. J. Brown: senior vice COM
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Center camp, NJ. W. A., will hold 4
promenade and DO supper In Seminary
hail Friday evening.-paniel Hopkins fell
and broke his thumb last Thursday
At the annual meeting OF Ezra Etstson
Post, G. A. r.. last Saturday afternoon
the following officers were elected: Com
mander NJ. l., Dillingham;; senior vice.
commander, Daniel Daley Junior vice.
commander, James Ennis: adjutant. DR..
Il, j. Foster; Quartermaster. ". J.
Vaughn; surgeon. Il. w. Conant: chap
lain. l.. p Warren; officers Of the day
and patriotic instructor, ]. o. Freeman;
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. A. J. S, Bordeau and daughter,
Margaret, who have been visiting at the
home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j.
Maynard for the past three weeks have
returned to their home in Washington
ID. C.-Mrs. G. G. Shangraw, who has
been seriously Ill with pneumonia, is able
to sit up a little while each day.-Mrs. +
r. Rushford was called to st. Adams as
her daughter. Mrs. c. NJ. Foley, under
went an operatiOn there last week.
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J. Murphy Of South Burlington, formerly
Of Saranac, n. Y. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Weeks of
shelburne, the Episcopal ring service be-
Ing used. The bridal party entered the
parlor while Mendels sohn's wedding
march was being played by Mrs. Ira
Buck. The bride was preceded by her
maid Of honor. Miss Sarah Wheeler. who
WIS prettily gowned In blue silk muslin.
The bride was charmingly attircd n
creation of white and carried shower
bouquet of white carnations. The groom
was attended by his brother Archibald.
The house was tastefuly decorated with
evergreens and ported plants. A reception
was held and light refreshments were
served after which the happy couple left
amid shower Of rice and confetti for a
wedding trip to Albany and other points.
They were recipients Of many valuable
sits in silver. linen and furniture. Among
the guests from out of town were Mrs.
r. RI. Murphy and Miss Anna Murphy Of
Saranac, Prof. and Mrs Chittenden MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Buck Of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Chittenden of Jericho. They will
he at home to their friends In South
Burlington after December 90.
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ], Has
kins was the scene Of very pretty home
wedding when about ore hundred friends
witnessed the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Catherine Haskins, to
Burton Wilson Olmstead of Fast Frank
lin. The ceremony was performed at 80
D. m. Tuesday by the Rev. w. G. SEQ
field of Richford. Miss i. Louise Barr
was maid of honor and Glover G.. Jolly
was best man. Miss Florence Reed was
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FLETCHER.

DR.. Z. V. Reynolds Of Fairfax was 10
town Friday.--D. J. Call and friend o:
Cambridge spent Sunday in town.-Mrs.
Belle Parsons is in Jericho caring for her
mother. Mrs. Lorenzo Rice, who Is suf-
ferng with broken arm
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ring bearer and C. Fuller Rawson was
in charge OF the music. Refreshments
were served by Misses Chastina Law
renee. Anna Whitney and Cora Orr. AZ
ter trip to Boston and New York they
will ne at home at East Franklin after
/ n nlinr,,
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FAIRFAX.

News has reached Fairfax that the
youngest daughter Of Mrs. Martin "
Hicks was married in st Louis November
"a to Enrol Spencer Richards, Mrs
Richards will be pleasantly remember ed
as Miss Eda Drew
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OF Ser birthday Monday.--L. c. Udan
started on n months trip in Maine Tues
day.--Nernon Darling is out after Sc
we're attack of jaundicc.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. F.. O. Story OF Johnson
have been spending several days at
Mrs ?. A. Storys.-Mrs. Mary Fan
cher Of Fairfax Is the guest of Mrs.
W d. Willey.-W. Nj Smith Is attend
ing court at Hyde Park-Mrs. De-
forest Robinson of Fletcher visited
her mother, Mrs. A. Leach. Tuesday,
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy OF Morrisville will
occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday-Mrs. Harlow
Wires of Essex is the guest OF Mrs.
Albina Hatch.-Mrs. l." Leavens was in
Burlington Saturday.-lMiss Hall OF
Burlington is working in the Office of
II. ~ Gray.-Dr. f. II. Forrest Is in
town for the month.-W d. Wiley Is
in Chicago this week.--H r. Pulling
ton is slowly recovering from the ty-
phoid fever-Mrs T.. Y. brewster and
son, Ralph. were visitors in Burling-
ton Saturday.-Mr kellogg visited at
w, d. Willey's ENTHUSIASTICALLY and
Mrs. Giddings have taAen possession
Of tho Rayp,oro farm,
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JERICHO

The Free WI Offering society of the
Methodist Church will serve supper
Thursday evening.-Jay Shaw has gone
10 Jeffersonville to work for the WINTER
Miss Minnie Wetnerby of Burlington is
spending the winter with Mrs. w. L.
Roberts. and Mrs. A. X.
Williams and daughter were In Burling-
ton Saturday.--The school at Nashville
opens December 10 for the winter term all
others January g. The teachers are the
same except Miss Dessa Boger. who
has been appointed to teach in the lower
grades at the Center in place of Mrs.
Maude Hurlbut Bicknel Hoskins re-
signed. 1t is expected Miss Mary Leary,
who has been caring for her sister Mrs
Joseph McGirity in Ludlow during the
fail, will resume her position in the
upper grades at the Center.-,John Carroll
has finished work for tho Jericho Granite
mpany.-Barhara the young daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Whitney OF
Swanton. has been critically I'll for sew
tral days at the home NJ her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Rood. where Mrs.
Whitney and child have been visiting
75lauche Derby, who has been seriously
Ill., IS improving.-Mrs. Smith Lincoln of
Milton is visiting her niece. Mrs f. S.
i'lllIHSpI'--l ne annual meeting VI IHe
Second Congregational Church and
socie ETY. was held at the church parlore
friday afternoon with large attend
Bnce.
Nlr. and Mrs Bert Patterson. who have
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. &. Derby, returned to their home In
saranac Monday. and Mrs
4 X. Williams and daughter. Margaret
WHO have been visiting his parents Mr.
ind Mrs Z. Il. Williams. for two months
returned to Oswego. n. Y, yesterday
Miss Mamie Carroll has returned ia
bakersfield. where she teaches.-The Con-
Eregational Sunday school has appointed
committee to arrange for Christmas
tree with exercises to be held in the
church Christmas evening.-Miss Kath-
crime Reavy was in Burlington Monday.
Mrs. Mary Balch has returned from
Westford.--The Congregational Church
md society elected the following officers
at their annual meeting: Church ofIicers.
clerk Mrs. Moulton: treasurer. W. ].
Byington deacons and trustees, I. -.
Morse, C. F. Percival: organist, Mrs. z.
r. Williams; musical directors. one for
each month, society officers. president,
r. A. Percval: clerk. A p. By.ngton
prudential committee, O. II. Brown, n
r. Montague; collector. Mrs. l.. c. Rice;
treasurer I. G. Morse.-Mre. Stephen
Curtis has gone to New Jersey, where
she will pass the winter for the benefit OF
Ter health.
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JEFFERsONvILLE.

The Woodmen's bnll last Thursday was
attended by 50 couples. An orchestra
from Fairfax furnished music, The GEM
eterv association met with Mrs. J. +.
Wilcox Tuesday. The feasibility Of
building a vault was discussed.
will he a charity ball AT Hotel Molendy
Thursday evening. December l6. for the
beneat Of burlington Humane society
Merritt Wilson is in Gardner, Mass-'Mr'
and Mrs II. W. Varnum took an auto
bile trip to Stowe Monday They were
accompanied by the Rev ana Mrs. H. II.
Harmed and daughter.-Mrs. NJ l., Sha-
yer an son have returned TO Boston.
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WOLCOTT.

Miss Axilla Goodale OF Morrisville ia a
ou.st OF Miss Bertha Jennings The
riverside school began Monday with Miss
Ethel knight as teacher,--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs, Amos Good
win December IA regular meeting OF
Chrystal chapter, No, .. o. e. 8. will he
held December s?.--Georgs Cutler who
is recovering from pneumonia. had an
attack of heart failure Saturday and is
not so well.-George Tilitson OF Morris
Vile was guest OF his mother, Mrs.
Mary W. Tillotson. Tuesday. About S
Of the friends OF Mrs, Mary spiller gave
her . surprise party and dinner In honor
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CONTINUED ON page T.,
The Washington times., 1909-04-29
- 80 @A -
s79o MEMS "
SNl-W4N7LG-
Suits and Coats.
80 FRIDAY FEAST
gainsl Come Early.

Bargainsl Come Early.
3 SHORT BLACK SILK COATS
Reduced from 500 70 $50
3 LONG COVERT COATS
- Reduced from 5000 to s3.75.
10 ODD WHITE WAISTS
feduced from SI00 & S1-25 70 68c
1 CHlIsD'S RED GOLF COAT. size IA
Reduced from SIS % 10 S2g5
4 BLACK RUBBERIZED RAIN COATS.
Reduced from $40 60 to IS. 30
Q SILK RUBBERTZED RAIN COATS.
reduced from $3.50 10 5000
1 BLACK CRAVENETTE RAINCOAT.
. - Reduced from $3.50 to s. 90
) SHORT COVERT COATS
. Reduced from S1000 to 6 %
L STRIPED RAJAH SILK StTTT
= Reduced from $500 10 " .
L NATURAL RAJAH SILK SUIT
Reduced frOla SIS so to 80 %
BLAGh AND WHITE STRIPED SERGE
Reduced from $3.50 10 IS Is
) FRENCH WOLFE SUITS
Reduced from $500 70 siao0
10 ODD TAILORMADE SUITS
Reduced from $3.50 20 SIa. %
1 DIX BROWN ONE PIECE BROADCLOTH
SUIT.
Reduced from $3.50 to sla.Oo
BLACK .TAFFETA SKIRTS
Reduced from sS.95 20 500
4 BLACK WOLFE SKIRTS
Reduced from s1250 to s7.s5
Many Other Small Lots at
Bargain Prices
FALK'S. 917 f ST. n. ".
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HODGSOA FAYORS
EARLY PRACTICE

Emory Hodgson. the Washington boy
who is TO captain the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute football team next fall. is
spending a few days here having come
home 20 attend the wedding of a sister.
According TO the captain-elect. the
prospects for a successful season at
V. =. l. could hardly be better, as nearly
all OF last years players viii be avail
able as well as a number OF clever
substitutes. who will be strong COM
tenders for regular positions.
Captain HOdgSOn is a firm believer
In early practice. and as soon as he re
turns TO BlacksburE he will have a
number OF candidates out punting.
catching. and falling on the ball. there
by making it possible 10 rush the work
next fall v 2. l. plays George Wash
ington here November 13.
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BRANCH OFFICES.


REH's MODERN PHARMACY, 7th ana Z
sts. Main 1917.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New York
ave. and n. Cap St
CHAS. c. HORNUNG, Chrisuana Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 9Th and NJ sts Phone y. 2sss
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave
Phone NJ 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth and Par],
road Phone G. 1851.
L. 7. TAYLOE. cor. 9th and SITS. Phone
y. 1262
r. A. VETTCH. eoth and NJ sts. Phone \. su7
y v. PATTIFs %529 Georgia ave. Col sS95
MALTBY's PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert ct.
c. 1851.
MATrINGLy,s PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone y. 20z5.
Massachusetts, ave. Phone NJ fo4a
0ARNOLD. 340l 18th 81. Phone Col. s37I
ouIGLEY'S PHARMACY, Hst and G sts.
Phone W. 653
r. D. HOWARD. 18th and W. Phone n. ato1
GOLDENBERG'S eth and X sts. Phone 81.
1901.
space. Phone NJ. 7210.
GREENE'S CAPITAL a d OVER TIsIN
AGENCY. 11l5 18th 81 Phone ~ 320s.
o. /. AcMICHAEL. Cigar Store, Ifth and 2.
Phone ~. ESQ
J FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rhode
oEsSFORD'S PHARMACY. sth and Ets
s n. WAGNER & CO. 1st and H. Phone
l. IA
NJ McNUI.TY & son. Cigars and Tobacco.
1895 isth ST. Phone North 2fZ7.
PAUL PEARSON. 18th II and Florida ave
y. W. Phone y. siJ7.
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CLASSY ENTRY LIST
FOR MARATHON RUN

NEW YORK. April 29.-There are now
nine entries FOR the $1,000 Marathon
which is to be run of at the Polo
Grounds on Saturday, May s, and IL Is
expected that this list will be nearly
doubled when the starting pistol IS fired.
The entrants include White, Cor
javal, Mahoney. St Yves. Simpson,
Cibot- Orphee. Appleby, and Hayes,
they viii probably take a chance for
the 5000 first money
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE OF delaying the needed
repairs 20 your steam or hot water boilers d?
Phone US the order and have IL attended TO
usithout delay. Large force of competent men
always available. TricNs moderate. WILL
LIAM CONRADIS CO, i025 9Th st. n. w.
Phone Main 2420. mhls-th. sa, tu-tf
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McCHEsNET & JOACHIM cor. "a and e
sts. Phone L SD
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave.
Phone T.. 1876
KRAUss' PHARMACY. cor. 9Th and K sts.
Phone L. 1921.
BENZ. T. I.ANtIAM. 11th and Z. Cap. SITS.
Phone l., Ioe.
cIIAs. II. BLUMER y. Cap. and r SITS.
Phone -. 30l5.
NccHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and F SITS.
phoua Z p-1g
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WoRKINGMEN,s WANTS.

WORKINGMEN-When the price OF -four
raises, it's time TO confer with the pay en-
velope. and see us about saving a S. note
on slightly used tailor made suit s. 70
SO: one price only. JUSTI'S OLD STAND,
Gq ID N W. II
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GRATSTONE GABLES. 10 miles north Of
Baltimore: elevation 500 feet; 3 minutes from
Union Station; acres shady lawn. frst-class
table and accommodations: moderate terms.
Address GRAYSTONE GABLES, Luthervilie,
Md. Rp29-30t
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Advertisements will be accepted ut
any of the following branch offices
st regular office rates. If Il is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Offiee, they may be teIe-
phOned direct to The Times (Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect.
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GEORGETOWN.
= 7. WELLER. Pharmacy. g55f " S. y W
Phone l. 1903 W. 279
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ANACOsTIA
BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS. Phone J.. 1852
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SOUTH WEST.
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Phone II 5To2
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4. E. POWELL. 4th ana East Capitol SITS.
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A. B. BURROWS, I1th and Ia. ave. Phone
l. Ills
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and c SIS. Phone L.
1867.
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