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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-22

Clarence, hclpcd i T. MlllH take u
pump out OF hm wcll Thursday
Mr.. Hall wua out to tho Elliott
ranch TUcsday
Those vlsItlug tho Fails from this
district Saturday were W, I, El'
liott, ! u. lccubIco aud John ilih'
bcrts
j. 3. Milla and uon Frank wont To
tho Fails Wednesday,
Mr.. Harris and son Mansc wont to
the Falls after u load of lumber Sat
urdny.
MIR aud Mira ! y Minis wont to
the Falls SUNDAY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-22

Patrons at the Public Library and
all WHO a'u lutyrvtud lU its dcvCla
upmcut are requested to aand In
Ilsts uf now books they would llk"
- have purchased for the library.
500 H. tu hr used Tor new books
very soon ard rhos, lists. Il lo', With
the librarian. viii ~ greatly apnr"
cIatcd hy the Woman Clrb.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-22

on were absent from school one day
this week.
Miss Vcsta Todd visited our school
Friday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
CECILTON

Mr. ZANE, H. Smith /; spending this
week ~ Baltimore
Slr John Anderson i, q Philadelphia
visitor thu, week
Mrs, Albert Watt, and son. Edgar,
were the guest, ui her parents. MIR
and Mr., /. ShockleN IN Townsend
Mir Caulk. OF Delaware. IS being
entertained by Re, O. l.. Jones aud
wife
Mr., William Ndcrs"n has been
visiting MIR and Mrs William Morris
IA Wilmington
William Brown. Jr, and Willard
Taylor are nn the sick list
Mis-, Eddie Price. Of Middlctown,
was in town on Saturday last
Ms, Mary Ethcriugton .was the
guest 81 MIR, K w Blackway on
Sunday
Mis-, Fila G. DulIadaway is a VII.
mingtou visitor this week
Mr.. Phil Vandcgrit has been visit,
ing ~ Philadelphia and Woodbury.,
y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
RISING SUN.

Miss Gertrude s. Dare spent Mon
day in Philadelphia shopping.
Naomi Wilson visited her grand
mother, Mrs Ella Pyle on Cherry
street. this week.
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond ireland in Ovcrbrook. Phila
drlphia
Mr. Norman Pyle entertained fcw
friends at his home on Saturday night
Miss NJ Ndalnc Smith was the
guest at her cousin in Wilmington
during the week
Mrs Pattcn. oi Liberty Grove. spent
Tuesday with her son. Mr. Brauche
Pattcn and family.
Mr. Judsou Ilamblcton oi Kcnnctt
Square. spent Monday night at his
former home on Cherry street
MIR and Mrs Charles r. Burlington
entertained the Euchrc Club on We'd,
ncsday nigh, OF previous week.
Mr. ! Maynard Holiday. oi Balli-
more. spent Wednesday night with
Mr. II Linn Worihingtou
Miss Mary tiaiucs and Miss Mary
). Ila.ncN spout Wednesday in phila-
dclphia
Rev. aud Mr.. J r on, visited Mr.
and Mr., Morri, ruycrman in Balti-
more, this week.
Mr. Grant Brown and family. 81 Not
,lngham. Pa. spent Sunday with Mr..
I'd Reynolds, and family
Miss \ddic faincs. ~ Pleasant
Grove, was the guest At home 81 Mr..
Edwin llainc>, thi week.
Mr. Fred Hart died at his recent
home near town ON Thursday Of pre-
vinu> week. after a lingering illness OF
consumption His funeral was held ON
Saturday afternoon. intcrmcnt in West
Nottingham Cemetery
The Reading Circle OF Sixth Dis
lrict. met with Misses armenia vii
son ard Bc,,.r Rawlings On last Friday
night
The W c. 7 L. met with Mrs. JOS
cph Puguc IN Thursday afternoon at
20 o'clock. meeting was very inter
cstug
MIR Herbert Kirk. Mr. Malvin ra
SON. MIR. J"he Kirk and Mr. Ambrose
Drcrncn spout Thursday in Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
BAY VIEW.

MIR Frank Davis ha, gone to New
York to spcu dihc winter,
MIR Jerry Benjamin. Of Whining
ton, was the guest OF MIR and Mrs.
William Gamble, on Sunday.
Mrs Ruth \ Paddock has returned
to krict1towu, after spending a fort
night with her mother. Mrs. l. y
Reed
Rev Mr. Scxsmi,h. 81 Leeds. assist
ed with the revival services part OF
last week.
Mrs, Thompson Reed sold one OF
her wild turkeys To party in Wash
ington for $40
Mr. William Plank. 81 lcola, Pa.
was in town " cdncsday.
Mr. r J. Reed has been elected a
director ri the Second National Bank
IT Elktnr
Miss Marietta Mcarns. oi Zion. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. 4. J. Reed.
Rev ~ w AnStinc. pastor Of
Ilampdcn NJ P Church, Baltimore, is
, assisting Rev C Il. Straushurg with
the extra meetings There will he a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16

increased cost OF the licenses from
$3.50 to $500, the State received SI.oo3,-
7S4. 50. paying back into the city treas
ury %53,237.I4, leaving net to the State
S25o,547.4s. as against SI4o,I3834 for
the year previous, or an increase OF
100000.
The funded debt OF the State aggrc-
gates 46.o7S.026.i3. or an increase OF
Sioo,ooo--on account OF the first issue
OF the State roads loan OF 5000. 200.
The Urst issue oi this loan was 100000
August /, 1908 and so advertised, but
the treasury oincals sold only 100000
the amount above mentioned. at par
and $50 premium. for the reason that
this sum would be amply sufficient to
meet the needs OF the commission until
the next issue OF bonds oi 81 .ooo, 600,
February |. 1909.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
NORTH EAST

District Superintendent A. S. Nov.
bray preached an able sermon in the
NJ. +. Church last Sunday evening and
held quarterly Conference on Monday
Some fine yellow perch are being
caught by our fishermen.
Bishop Adams was a visitor at the
+, T.. Rectory last week. and preached
at the church last Sunday evening.
George Jones. OF near here has Sc.
cured position at Wanamakcrs store
in Philadelphia.
y movement has been set on foot to
build parish house adjoining SA
Mary's 7. +. Church. the coming SUM
mer
The revival at the NJ. +. Church is
being well attended and the pastor is
being ably assisted by Rev. Mr..
Thomas, the singing evangelist.
Mrs. Harry Thompson. OF Coates
vile. Pa. is spending the week with
Miss Ethel Ruttcr.
Mrs, Harry Thompson. OF Coates
vile, Mrs. Erastus Rutter and Miss
Ethel spent Monday with Mrs. VIII
Fam Mccullough. Miss Helen McCul.
Tough accompanied them home.
The young men oi the town have
rented Roncy's Hall for a gymnasium
and club room
Everett Janney moved into the house
recently vacated by Ed Cannon
Miss Madgc Robertson. OF Balti-
more, Is visiting at the Rectory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
States Financial Showing

Comptroller Hcring'S report, just
issued, shows a net indebtedness OF
the State OF S3o6.6lSor
The gross receipts during the fiscal
year were A,sISasso7. which added
to the balance on hand September 90.
1907. OF 81 ,36l ,SSI24 aggregate Ss.S7S-
1901 as the total gross receipts. in.
Guiding balances OF the treasury proper.
as aga'ns, SS,5o474I ~ for the year
previous. The receipts proper, how
ever. show an increase oi Ss3So23So,
mainly from two sources. viz: High
liquor science from Baltimore city,
AosS12S2 and from the sale Of bonds
good roads. 100000 During the
fiscal year 1907 the State received from
high liquor licenses the sum OF Sso7.
ost77. paying back 10 Baltimore city
the sum OF AiSSI543. while under the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16

Miss Mary Porter received nearly
100 cards in honor OF her eighty fifth
birthday, last Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Lavender is having the
house. which she recently purchased
from Mrs. I. J. Foard. repaired and
pepcred.
Miss Kay Price entertained Mrs
Mary Clayton Price. Mrs Joshua
Clayton and Miss Mary Pennington al
dinner on Monday.
The Sunshine Society met at the
home .oi Mrs. William Borem Wed.
nesday evening
The Reading Circle for the Second
District met at the High School last
Friday afternoon
A number OF young folks we're en-
tertained at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. d. Mccoy last Friday evening.
Miss Lucy Reed spent this week
with relatives at Harrington. Del
Miss Emma Brown is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Martha Powell.
Mrs. Joshua Clayton, OF Elkin Park
Pa. and Miss Mary Pennington. oil
Philadelphia, spent part OF this week
with Mrs Mary Clayton Price.
Miss Alice Vail. OF Delaware City,
is visiting her sis,es. Mrs Caleb Price,
near town.
Frank Clayton was Philadelphia
visitor last week.
Mrs. d. A. Jefferson and Miss Mary
Boulder are spending some time with
+ w. Jefferson al Warren, Pa
Mr. and Mrs John Roberts and
son, Morgan, of Burlington, N. c..
were the guests OF Miss Emma Morgan
last week.
Miss Addic Williams is spending
some time in Brooklyn. n. Y.
Miss Mary Bouchelle spent part OF
this week at kirkwood. the guest OF
her sister, Mrs rifii,h Ellison.
Miss Bessie Barwick visited Miss
Ethel Ellison at St Augustine. part OF
last week.
Mrs. W. \. Alexander entertained a
few friends ...onday evening in honor
oi Mrs Frank Il. Howard
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
WOODLAND

Mrs. { l.. Thompson spent Monday
IN Wilmington
Master Albert Rca has the diphthcria
aud all hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs NJ l.. Thompson and Miss
Leila Thompson attended the funeral
Of a cousin in Baltimore Sunday and
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs Annie Martin, oi Frankford.
was called home this week by the in.
ness of her mother. Mrs. Joseph Tom
lnSOr
MIR ". c Cough. Of Gllktnn. repre-.
>rnting the Diamond State Telephone
Go. met the patrons oi the 20 and o.
line at the home OF Mr.. ]. D. SINNERS
last Thursday morning Those who
signed contracts will be allowed un-
limited service in the county until the
rSt 81 Nav. when the three years con.
tract expires.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
Good Home Recipe

Get from any prescription pharma
cst the following
Fluid Extract Dandcinn. one hall
ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce
Compound Syrup SarSaparilla. three
ounces
Shake well in a bottle and take n
tcaNpooniul dose after each meal and
at bedtime
The above is considered a. the most
certain prescription ever written to
relieve Backachc. Kidney Trouble.
Weak BLADDER and all forms al Uri-
nary difficulties This mixture acts
promptly On the climinatiyc tissues oi
the Kidneys. enabling them to filter
aud strain rhc uric acid and other waste
matter from the blood which causes
Rheumatism
Some persons who suffer with the
Affections may not feel inclined to
place much confidence IN this simple
mixturc. vet those who have tried It
say the results are simply surprising.
thu rclicf being effected without The
slightest injury to tho stomach or other
dreams
Mis- some and give /, q trial II GER
laiuly comes highly recommended. II
!, the prescription 81 an eminent att
thorlty. whose entire reputation. it is
said. was established by Il.
druggist here AT home. when ask
cd. stated that he could either supply
the ingredients or mix the prcScrip-
riou ior our readers. also recommends
1t rs harmless.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
PORT DEPOSIT.

Mr.. Charles i. Undcrhill. OF Brook
lyn, n Y. viii give a dramatic re-
cilal in Memorial Hail, on Friday
evening January IS. at s.is o'clock.
The public is cordially invited
AT a tachcrs meeting OF the Metho-
dist Sunday School last Sunday. the
following committee was elected to
prepare Missionary Anniversary
program, which will be the 9Th OF
Mach - Mrs +. J. Abrahams. Mrs
q. First. Misses Emma v Gather, r.
Edella Butchcnhart and MIR J. NJ.
Cfeswcl
The young ladies of The Alpha
Delta Kappa" will hold cake and
andy sale in MIR W. +. Cummings
Norc-room. Saturday afternoon. jan
airy 10. Please give them a call
Misses Mary X. Caldwell and Re.
coca Collins have returned from a
cry delightful visit with MIR Hope
aldwcll in New York.
Mrs. Geo. Carson Boyd and daugh-
r. oi W ilmington, spent several days
week with Mrs Jane A. Gerry.
'r Thomas Owens. OF Baltimore,
several days last week with Mrs.
ret Morris
Id Mrs Howard Brumfcld and
r. 81 Media, Pa. spent Tuesday
Mrs. \ ] Holm and Miss Mary
snfcld
Mr.. Herbert Cummings. oi Pilot
Town, spout several days last week
with MIR William Cummings.
Misses Margaret and Lillian Davis
were Baltimore visitors last week
Miss Margaret Kcrwn was a Bat-
more visitor. Wednesday
MIR Chester Oracle will sail from
Philadelphia ON January 20. on the
school ship \damS for 4 three months
cruise to- the West Indies
Mr. Charlie, Buck. ni Chester. spent
Sunday at h., home.
Mrs ~ \ c. WcStrrhcld and child
rem and Miss Leila K. Gerry have re-
turned tu their home in Wilmington,
after spending a very pleasant two
weeks with Mrs Jane A. Gerry
Mrs John Bcavcns was Baltimore
visitor. Monday.
Masters William and Albert Peoples,
Misses Matte Richardson and Irene
Smith have returned from very pleas
ant vis,'N with Philadelphia relatives.
brailtc temple, No. I, Ladies OF
the Golden Eagle. will hold their an
nual banquet IN their meeting hall next
Monday evening January ~ \ most
delightful spread j, beng prepared by
committee ~ charge. which consists Of
Mrs George Atkinson, Mrs George
Oldham aud Miss lulah Emwachtcr.
Mrs Waiter McClcnahan and son.
OF Wilmington, +, the gucst oi Mrs.
Laura McClcnahan
Mis-, Matte Cualc i, taking up train
cd nursing st The Maryland University
IN baltimore
Mrs { Frank Hurricr and daugh-
ter, Mis-, Edith Burric5. 81 Wolkcss
vile Md. and Mrs +. L RoSSman.
ii York, Pa. spout last week with
their sister. Mrs f. T. DnrcuS
Miss Mary Buck and Mr. Chester
Oracle were guests 81 Miss Bculah
Owens. IN IIayre de Grace. Sunday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
-Four Hurt When Team UPSET

James d. inyard and wife. Mark
\inyard and Miss Lizzie Caldwell were
thrown out al carriage. which upse,
when driven over a bank along the
road near ST Francis Navicr Church
in the First district on Saturday even
ing, in the prevailing darkness Miss
CaldwellS ankle was sprained. Mark
Vineyards foot was mashed. and Mrs.
Vineyards head was cut. and her face
was bruised DR. r. NJ Black was
called and took four stitches in her
forehead Her husband escaped with
a few bruises
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
Stop Inter- State School Rates

The Pennsylvania Railroad has is
sued circular stating that the Inter
State Commerce Commission has adj
vised that the sale OF school cisit as
tickets between points in different
States is discriminatory and unlawful,
and that, to the management regret,
the sale OF such tickets will be dis
continued on and after February 10
next Sale OF such tickets within State
lines will be continued The stoppage
OF such tickets will tax severely quite
a number OF Cecil students at Della
ware College. Goldey College. and
other schools in Wilmington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
Crepe BROUGHT The Cash

y mean Swindlcr begged a piece OF
crepe from Undertaken Robert Jones,
oi Newark, one day last week. saying
his mother had just died and he had no
money To bury her The badge OF
mourning proved charm. and the fell
low touched" kind hearted residents
FOR $40 before he quit and vanished.
Mr. Jones went to the supposed dead
woman, house. but found no corpse.
lie then tried 10 locate the swindlcr,
but failed to catch up with him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
ZION.

Rev J II Mitchell ,pcu, Monday
IN Wilmington
Mrs Clayton tarhart entertained
the Woman Home and Foreign Mis-
,Ioncry Societies ON Saturday.
Quarterly Conference was held at
the NJ T. Parsonage ON Saturday al
,crnnur ui last week.
Misses BESSIE aud Nda Perry and
Master Wilton Steele are visiting WI
mingtun relatives
Mis-, Mimic Mcaru, i, entertaining
Miss Rosa Caldwell. 81 Liberty Grove.
Mrs Harry Mitchell ,pcnr last week
with Delaware friend,
Miss Else Dcuchcrt, 81 Camden. y
!, j. the guest 81 Mis-, Ncttic lNrrh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
PERRYVI.LE

Mr.. William p,;i.,. aud Ne. nj
ward Harman were p,,,;m,rr ',,.,,nr.
ON Wrdpr.d,v
Mr., NJ n,r,,rj ,,...... r,,,,,,,..,
visitor an Tpr.d,y '''''''''''''
Mr. and MIR, I,b, g. B.,,,. -,
tended a ,r,,rh,. .L..,,,.r" ,,;,.,,, NJ,
and MIR. lame, prr.rnl r., W.I,r;.,,'
Ton last Irrk
IN, .ad.r, ART C,,r'. r,, o., ,b.
nom, .i Mr.. W;fl,a,, n,l.or -, SyaI
n,>do,. ,i l,., ,ycrt and =, ,t,. ham,. D." ~
Mrs & Cnl, rr WrJn..,l.,. - ,,,;,
y,,,t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16

ashes or rubbish OF any kind i'll the
streets or along the street
\. II. OWENS, Scc'y & Treas.
We want to make il plain as to who
are entitled Ia Sperry and Hutchisons
trading stamps TO no person owing
bill or balance; only those who ~
up all there is on the books against
them. whether it be a new bill or an
old one; and that bill must be paid (if
the customer gets his pay every week.
each week il by the month, then every
month. and under no circumstances
will wc give stamps on bills standing
longer than 90 days Ii you want
stamps YOU must pay mp your balances.
y n. OWENS & BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK or
NORTH EAST.

The old Directors aud officers were
reelected DircctorS-E. I. Il. Day,
Charles a. Benjamin. Andrew Ander-
son. Thomas NJ Lort, S ! Mearns.
Dr. K. c. Underwood and Or +. II.
Housekccpcr. North East; W. A.
Cameron and Ross r Smith, Zion.
The Directors organized by rc-clccting
C. A. Benjamin, President; Andrew
anderson, Vice President; r. L. Nor
gan, Cashier; X C. Rccdcr Assistant
Ca.hicr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
Marriage Licenses

Savario Gigliotti and Mrs. Raphaella
Albanese, both OF Elkton.
James Biddlc. OF Townsend. Del.
and Mamie Z. savin. Of Warwick.
James Doyle and Laura Short, both
OF Elkion.
COLORED.
;. Joseph Edward Harris and Geneva
Roberts, both OF Newark, Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
CT cir w HI G.


meeting on Saturday night specially
for men
Mr.. Harlan. 81 Conowingo. has beg
surveying for the electric company n
the purpose Of raising the dam cob
siderably. so az 10 AVOID cmbarsa}s.
mcnt during drouih.
The funeral services OF Nathan L.
Janncy. who died at mis- home in vii
ming,on. on Sunday. were held ii
Bay View Church. Thursday afternoon
Intermeni in adjoining cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
National Bank Elections

The stockholders OF the several Ma.
tiomal banks in the county held annual
meetings on Tuesday. save those OF the
Rising sun bank. who will meet next
Tuesday, and elected officers icr the
coming year al follows:
NATIONAL BANK OF ELKTON
Dircctors-Dr Charles NJ. Ellis
Governor A. l. Crothcrs. Reuben
IIancs. Frank K Scott, l.. Marshall
lIancs, John NJ Tucker and Charles
u Finley. Sr
The Directors organized by electng
DR. Ellis. President; Mr. Scott, Vice
President Mr. Finley. Cashier; Clar-
crcc {. Strickland, Assistant Cashier
and Teller.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
NATIONAL. BANK OF CHESA
PENKE CITY.

Dircctors-Joscph II. Steele, James
= Steele and Waitman Smi,hcrs.
Chesapeake city; William s. Evans.
Elkton; William b Davis, Cecilton
Mr. Smi,hcrS succeeds Harvey II.
Mackcy, Of Providence,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
NATIONAL BANK OF ELKT
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
ELkION.

Directors William T. Warburton
Col. ! d. Davis. Elkton, James 5.
Hopper, Chesapeake City. John Lun-
grcu. Lcwisvillc; Russell J. Reed, Bay
View.
MIR Reed succeeds James J. Archer.
81 Bclair Tie Directors will organize
next Monday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
CECIL. NATIONAL BANK OF
PORT DEPOSIT.

Dircctors-E. v Stockham, r. 7.
McClenahan. O. p lIagcrty, John VI
Campbell and James Gardiner.
The Directors organized by elcctine
Mr. Stockham. President; l.. G. White.
Cashier; T. { Bond. Jr, Assistant
Cashier
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16

81 the heavier sort do Huur shocs pinch. aud
your feet swell aud is,I~pitc' II YOU -utiuk c
Aliens lnoi-i.Asc ~ vpuf shoes it will give you
res, aud comfort. aud iu-'nnlr cirf from auy an.
noNnuCc sold EycrNwhcrr, 2Sc Don't accept
luy substitute,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16

The Cabinet Of Wilmington Con
ference Epworth League met in Smyr-
ma last Thursday and arranged Tor the
anniversary exercises at the session OF
the coming Conference in Milford,
opening March y. The exercises will
be held on the evening OF March lS. in
the Milford Church Rev DR. Charles
l.. Goodell, oi Calvary NJ f.. Church,
New York. will likely be the principal
speaker The Milford Chapter will
arrange for the music and reception
and entertainment OF visiting members
ni the League
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
NNTIONNL BANK OF PORT DE
POST.

Dircclors-S {. Rowland. Peter f.
Tome, John II Kimblc. {. {. Cald.
well, Morris Acker w w Hopkins
K X Rawlings. Murray Vandivcr. +
II Rowland. and James n McCul-
lnugh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
Senator j. III. Baker Stricken

Former Senator II Baker, OF
Kent county. Republican nominee Tor
Comptroller IN 1907, was stricken with
paralysis OF the entire lett side OF his
body on Saturday afternoon. while driv-
ing from Chcstcrtown to his home at
Pomona \ colored boy, whom he
gave a lift on the road. drove the
stricken man to his home in an uncon-
scious condition. lie was reported
somewhat better at last accounts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-24
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS

At $3.50 is a new Suit we have just
received. This Suit is made Of fine
satin faced, invisible striped goods in
all colors. The coat Is made SO inches
long, with large patch pocket, coat col
lar and finished with buttons Skirt is
a good full nine gore inverted pleat
back Skirt finished with buttons.
Another Suit at aI2.s0 is made Of q
good quality invisible striped worsted.
In colors and black. Coat Is made So
inches long with large patch pocket
lids, with coat collar, is slit up the back
and finished with buttons. Skirt is
made nine gore ripple style. finished
with buttons.
At eI1.5O are two good styles of
Black suits. They are made ia good
style 80 inch coat, with full nine gore
ripple skirt and finished with buttons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-24

TO RENT-4-room tenement, No. 81 south
Main street Apply 70 Mrs. Nelson Hsmel ~ 50
South Main street a5tss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
May fashions now in at Perry's.
Rolle~ skat;ne a. the Pavilion to.niQi

May fashions now in at Perry's.
Roller skating at the Pavilion tonight.
Boys Indian suits from the frank
McWhorter Co.
y. Ward Carver went to Bethel this
afternoon ON business visit.
John Emslie went to ST. Johnsbury
today for visit with relatives
Miers's sanitary shop has five expert.
enced BARRIERS to night 10 please you.
See tho special values in ladies' tall
ored suits IN Abbott's north window.
G. b. Miller Of Graniteyille il visit
ing friends in the city for q few days.
The Ebony minstrels viii meet to-mor-
row afternoon at ID Central street, at
2 o'clock.
Nv. A. Briggs Of North Adams, Mass,
began work today az clerk in browns
Drug Store.
II. NJ. Farnham leaves for Chicago
20 night where he win be for week
buying horses.
For sales Bantam Buckeye" incuba.
tor as good as new at half price. Inquire
at L. N. Averilis. 20 Merchant street.
Tho Norwich University second base
bali team arrived in the city this morn
ing and win play Goddard this after
noon.
Don't forget the public dance to be
held Wednesday evening, May 5, under
the auspices Of The Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the A. o. II.
All members Of the Catholic Order Of
Foresters are requested TO meet at the
K. OF G. hall, Sunday, April the 25th.
at 1880 a, M to attend . o'clock mass
in a body.
When you are late, or don't care 70
90 home to supper or dinner, drop in
az "Tonys" and get delicious dish
Of piping hot spaghetti, or any other
lunch you like.
we handle line of fruit, vegetables
and fresh candies Of an kinds and sell
At lowest prices Special for Saturday.
Best bananas, 20 cents dozen, i6 for
les cents Fresh Strawberries and best
sweet oranges cheap. United Fruit
store, &c North Main street
The FIRST annual banquet Of the Ca
madam club will be hqld in Woodmen
hail. Bolster block, April 2s, at o'clock,
al which time il Is expected that some
distinguished speakers from Canada will
Be present. Tickets for the banquet may
w obtained from Donald Smith, George
Il Morris, NJ. NJ. Gordon, and Malcolm
McKinnon Of Craniteyille Tickets at
A. a. Smith & Bros store.