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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
z ObchOdu
3go Maja W Seminary
umSw. PaWfa W
st. Paul Mimi, -.

Trzeci Maja, kt6ry ozywja
wspomnienie O swletnych,
wznjos}ych i bohaterskich
czynach Po)ak6w, ma kt6ry
potrzymy z TAXA chluba a
zarazem z -zazdroscia, do kt6-
rego zwracamy sic zawsze.z
tesknota jak do najpiekniej@
szej chwili W dziejach odro-
dzenia Po]ski, ukoi} i pokrze-
PHI nasze stestknione serca
s1uchaniem NOW 0 Po]sce,
s1uchaniem dzwiek6w piesnI
polskich i cieszeniem sic
.nadzie]a,, IL Polska powsta-
nie, i jej dewiza: re, dis
dzie6 krwl i chwa}y, oby
dniem wskrze szenia by1'....
W dpiu tym k6|ko Lite
rack;e Sw. Stanis}awa K.
korzysta;ac z okazyi 11S Ell
roc2nicy og]oszenia wieko~
pomncj konstytucyi 1871 r..
zebra}o sic in gremlo W
"Au!a M;xima" by uczcic
ten dzitn tax wznios}y i pa
mietny ola narodu Polskie'
go.
K6}ko, kt6re zaledwie kon-
czy pierwszy okres swej ru-
ch]iwej a tax pozytecznej pra-
cy ma niwie polskiej W obco
narodowym zak}adzie pauko-
wynn, da}o do~6d, re gdzie
silly m!odziehcze zespclone
W ognisko jedno]jtego po-
czucia obowiazku narodcwe-
90, tam tkvj moe i plon.
Przeto nadzwyczaj obflty i
urozmaicony program wyko-
nano nadspod2iewanie do
brze : spjewacy i prelegen-
ci odczuli potrzebe nalezyte-
go przygotowan;a ME szcze-
dzili zabieg6w, azeby zadanlu
dobrowo]nje przyjetemu "a
dosyG uczynic.
Obch6d rozpoc2eto mod
litwa. Prezes rzeczonego
K61ka Literackiego p. Jan
Grabowski nasamprz6d pre-
m6wi} do cz]onk6w, pred.
staviajac eel tegoz zetrania
i waznosc chwili. w d~}uzszej
jego movie wyka7a1 boba~
terskie czyny Polak6w ia tie
historycznem, ]iterackiem,
jakotez i pa polu sztuki, 49,
owe bedac %g}6wnymi czyl.~
nikami, kt6re wytwarzaja
nar6d W poieciu wspo}czes-
mem; zaznaczyf konieczna
potrzebe cswiaty / jednosci,
kt6re iedynie NIGGA mas o.
chronic Cd pochlan:ajacych
fal amerykanizmu i zapew-
mic lepsza p~rzysz}csc a W koh-
Gu doda1, IL upasc moze kaz-
dy nar6d ale zgina6 tylko
nikczemny, lecz tego Pola~
kom ME dowioda DO nar6d
Po]ski posiada "a swietna
przesz}oSc.
Pan J6zef Chodkiewicz ma
wjazuiac swe
do mowy poprzednika pred:
stawi} historyczny przebieg
wypadk6w, kt6re poprzedzi-
1y ogloszenle konstytucyi.
Zaznaczy1 take, il wtenczas
istniejaca. wad]iwa forma
rzodr7 k0niecznie nOtrZahOwa|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
WartoSci al do $500 20
$500

To Jest O wiele lepsza odziez cd -
zwyk1ych ubior6w. Ubrania So ro-
bione recznjez wybornej we}nianej
sergy, trykotu, kaszmiru j jnnych
materyi, W prawdziwych kolorach,
fantastycznych mieszaninach, wszv~
stkie W nowych odcieniach g}ebo-
XII prz6d, prosty prod, diva guziki,
try guziki i inne wykonczone "
zgrabne fantazye; takze wierzchni
zakiet i plas7cze ma deszcz, najlep-
sza robota $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

Ubranie z bluzka z pojedynczem j
podw6jnem napiersiem, zakiet kurt.
ka ola ch1opc6w robione 2 wybornej
we1nianej materyi W wielu nowych
zielonych kolorach " b%runatnych z61.
tawych, siwych, oliwkowych mod o.
rych innych; S.. wa:tosci po.. .9F
Ch}opiece modne ubrania i paletoty;
robione z najcienszej importowanej
i krajowej wefnianej matery, W pick
nych kolorach najnowszych mode.
ZACH " r6znych rozmiarach; ubranja
wyko6czone podlug ostatnich wymy-
slow; warte lekko az do So. specy- nc
alma cena u mas .1O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
Wartosci $500 $4,000 i wiecej
$500
To nhioru nraWia raka sZVte. Z

Te ubiory prawie reka szyte, z
wybornej materyi, " wielu nowych
pieknych kolorach brunatnych, bu-
rych, szarych, modrych i innych
odcieniach, wykonczone W najroz-
maitszy spos6b kieszeniami, klap-
kami, cypelkami i t. d. ochron~
nemi j szk6lnemi drobiazgami; tax
amo zakiety i p1aszcze ma deszcz:
Prawdziwie warte $18 $40 wiecej
- specyalne cena $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

MOVIE paski
Paski skorzanne r6znej
szerokosci " r6znym sty-
lu, W brunatnym, Isl.
tym, sjwym, czarnym i
zielonym kolorze z wy
bornei sk6ry, najnowsze
drobiczgi, sphinx, specy-
alma wystawa .zwy- N
kle pc 75c, po.....oVC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

Piekne ubicry ola mlodych ch}opc6w
az do II lat, robione z wybornej ma
teryi, o~statnie; mody kolorach,
krojone W stylu ruskim, Buster, Sal
lor, Brownie innych 80 takze wierz"
chnie zakiety j kurtki; $500 %
$3.50 wartosci, specyalnie po....@o
Ca1kiem reba szyta odziez ola MO
dziezy, upiory we wszystkich ostat-
Mich stylach z wybornej materyi jak
rzarzy trykotu kaszmiru, i t d. wszy-
stkie kolory, proste lub szerokie
spodnie, r6znych rozmiar6w zakiety
i kurtki; wartosci az do $3.50 or
specyalna. sprzedaz po...........Do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

Podw6inie ~przys}uzna odzie1 c%h}opieca jest lepszy wartosci
Odiez jaka sprzedajemy ola chopc6w jest robiona ola pod"6jneg' u5ytku
- do dobrego wygadui d1ugiego noszenia. TIE ubiory nadczodza W e wszyst-
kch najnowszyc6 etylach, z buzka, z pojedy6czemi podw6jnem napiersem'
2 wszystkiemi drobnostkami; wierzchnle zakletW lkurtkls a W WleKm wypo..
RE. Wstapcie oce6cie tie czery gatunki. Me znajdnecie w'eksze1 wartosc'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
0tcbmGrftc.

Gincinnnti, 8, 6. Nll9lllt. -
Siinopicb: 3uiubr 500, Marft Itctig;
quite Clippers $50 bis $50, &C.
mCbnlihc 2.25 bis 3.75.
Stnpciuc: 3ufubr 1889, 0(orft
lyEboit II. itorf, Toe. bobcr; &utterS
mo clippers SO bis So, gepobn.
li6e $50 bis $50.
SHoic: 3uillbr 6198, itctig 200
lis $50; SGmmer, lebboit ut0 ltort,
.2.75 bis 7.65.
Gbtcogo, 6. Nugrlt. - Hinos
nilb: 3uiubr 1900, Morft itetia;
Sticrc $50 bis 7.65, aiihc $50 bis
$50, Sellers $50 bis 600, @ulcl
$40 bis 1856, &GIbcr 800 bis 500,
StodcrS mo 6ccOerS 3.75 bis 5.t5.
S6pcine: 3ufubr 1000 ,Wortt
Sc. bis Zoe. b0ber; Gboice idlmerc
8 10 bis S.25, Builders sos biz
S.20. lcihtc gclnii6t 7.G0 bis 100,
Gboice leidtc 500 bis SO. Fodl1ln
100 bis $50, 6erfel $50 bis $50.
&ouptucrtGuic 7,65 bis 500.
Sfoie: 3uiubr 1000, Mtorft till
Shoic Itcti0 uno iiir 2Gnmer Zoe
lis Doc. bo6er; Shoic 400 bis 900
2Gmmcr 6.25 bis 1856, yearIingG
500 bis $40.
Yitt@bur0, ga, 6. 2luauit. -
Dic 3uiubr BON Hinhpieb in ocr
Linton Stod Nnr08 mar leidt, N}orft
itctig; Gboicc $50 bis G.75, Yrimo
G.15 bis $40.
Sdoic: 3ufubr leift, Worft ltorf;
Erinto @ct6crS 400 bis 800, Guus
lJn0 0~cp0bnlid)c 80 bis 800, Gam.
mcr $50 bis 80, 8col Golpes 500
bis $50.
Shweinc: 3uiubr gut, Wtorft feb.
Goft mo bobcr; Brima ihperc, nit.
tc!mGBi9c, idIpere lnO Ieif)tc Oorters
$50 bis $40, 6erfel S.t5 bis $40,
IullbC go bis 1926.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
NCirnthS Qiccnscn.

86cinbort Y. GotulrS, 81, 9tr.
1903. NorO.G uto>ps StroBe, un0 ga
rob Is, MocGonuiue, "a.
Charles S. Glorf, 81, Nr, 1927,
Oit. 6opcttc- StroBc, unO Cora Z,
Norriion, is.
gcnionlin Sod@, %. unO Senuic
SodS, %; 2lpplitout 9cni. Sod&.
Nr. 100 Gnior.S troBc.
1ronf Gcucrlin9, IS, ulO Morgo.
ret Sold 35. @itttuc; Gpplifont
Sobn Ncutom Nr. POT, Moro +@oiG'
ington-5 trobc.
&oicpb 2utoa, p, uuO NgneS Ga
met, y; gppIifont 6ruu Morp 9cI2,
fu, Nr. 520, Noro-Gbopcl StroBc.
@iuiom aelp, %, @eit 6orcit
@orf, uno Gli5obetb NIc9toncn %.
Mi6ocI SomogDi %, Nr. l0a
StodboIm StroBc, mo Gli5obett
9temeOi, 81.
SSobn Nc. Gill, 9fr. 80, 9tr. t2ti.
@orlems9rpcmlc, unO @ermiuic s
@iibop 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Der ridltiGc 1SaQ.

Ter 2ehrcr miibt lid ub, Den Stint
bern oen ridtigcn @ebrolld) Der Der.
h0ItniBmorter flor jt mudcn. Sim
Der, paBt cinmul oui! IS lit ia cir'
ind). Phi Die 6roge ~@o?" iolgt
Der brittle. ouf Die Irugc n@ohin?"
FER nicrte 6oa. Milo no licgt Die
Stoot Sombrrrg? Mn Der GIbc oocr
al Die @lbc?" ySomburg liegt oil
Nic Glbe." - ,tSolid! Cine mnoerc
Grdge: "@obin gebit iii belttc nod
mittog? IN Dem @oloe ODER in Den
&olO?" I'D gcbe beilte No6nlit-
tag in Dem @nlOe," .@ieocr
iolid!" ruit Der 2ebrer. .gtebmen
mir Gin nGber liegenbeS 9eiipiel:
30 iiet Die Noic? SIN @ciid)t ooer
ms @eiidt?" - Sieie StiQe. eno.
lid bcbt elmer Don ben 6ibelidiiben
Die Singer bod. Gas lit idon BON
Cir. mein Sobn," iogt Der 2ebrer
ifuunolih, voos lit ihon, boB Oh cs
it)on meibt. gtun bort einmal 5ll,
DIR groBen ShlingeI, uno loBt es
Glif bon Dem aleiren poriogen. Milo,
Same: @o iist Die Nnie? Sm 8es
Iid)t pocr in'a @cliht?" oScmcrt
Muul" icggt Same Sieuers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

YoIi5cirihtcr gcbt oni
&ciicr. - Sine Segelportic ollI
Dem Shooncr nSobn &. aiupon"
uuttcrnimnIt bclltc Eoli5cirid)ter SuS.
". @epia pom iiioli6cn Giitrift nit
II intincn 6%reunoerL nod gltlontic.
Sin. Gic 6obrt oiirfte ctluo If "a.
&c pGbrcn. @G6reno Der Nbrpeierbcit
oca &oli5cirihtcra 2cpiS miro aooi
@oul Sobouuien iein Stclpcrtreter
icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Scne reicu 5iIciftodiGen Sduier al Sibs3.
Strabe, nu6e Baltimore trnbe; aus gealents
li6feitcn; Nnes mobern. 9reis: genn Surs
bert uuo fiinf mn iteb5ie Dollars. $075.00 %.
@riinbSinS neun uno breibia Dollars pro Snbr.
Bcoinennqcn fir 6duier pnieno.
Mun ne6me 1uirmount'gloenue uno Spnr.
TOMS 9uint GIcitrif6e,
aeenten iiets anpeieno.
gSalter e. gpttpbaf,
Ub2-) 9auunternebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
gu %Ocrfanfen.
9nnft rinee nnn

NnnTt tInte NON
iencn prGbtigcn pnuicriL. 0r. Is. 20. "a etc.
NurosGuntunsS trnBe,. jpllcben 6lirnlountzglO
mo &altlmorcsS trubc. 5rottoir, Gcucr mo
Sof cemeniirt; ertniuirtc Naocipanne lIno
gSufbitinoer, itntiondre HSufb5ubcr. $50 8aar
utb Der Gcit podeililth, gcruOe wie .JiictDe.
icrer fbon aeIeeenen &oritaof gBobnunqen, vi.
$50, 627 mo 500 etc. @oriuds %glucuiic, NIT
&eran6n. 6rontslerrniic. ba%nSaemuItcn Sedc1t.
fciteu, Vauplub 20 SUB ~ Sol bel 300 ,SuB:
bier @eolcrtc 0itli6 bon Der 0uriz 3iudo.
SSaq9ona iabrcn an Der Tbitr purbci.
9tnb6utrngcn bel Golparo Z. Sturd an Srt
lnih Stellc oocr simmer sc i'm @ilntbcr.We.
bnubc, ct. 9anls uro SaHcttc' StrGFc.
GSuni16,1S,G&S)
cf0E-GBtGctiua Riauu - Rofcn6oI8sGe.
" ] 10 bduie - 10 gut pie Hcu - init
Sciiel.
sttcif . Nuro.9i 6c rtB' etrake.
(2lS-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Baltimore Warft6cridJtc.

Baltimore, 6. Iu9uit 1903.
Webl,- 3uiubr lt6S 6diicr, cin-
idlieBlid 1913 GGiicr 5t Occult Eoint
llnO 463 SGiicr 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
WOrmansIDcnue
TrndltDpQcr Quubiib,

n1be Snlptitntion an Der gnropoIis @Ieftrir6en
gabn. Cars fnbren ieoe babe Stnnoe. 6abrprets
mir . Gts. glub p1iieno fit einen Gnoen. on he
milf oicIen BequemIidteiten, bat i66nen Garten,
Stun, 6iibnerbals NM. SIT beoeute1o rnebr
fuertb. nlub uber fufort fit $4,000 o%erfultt net
@nitber SuilOina, iii Rurb'Gbarles- strahe.
(Septt 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

$1,000 galto. Sp Rt IL. Gbei 4her. 9J
1000 eeabodro 4er Otis ............ s3l5
1000 %gtInHtie Goaft Cine GoHf ier.... 90h
1000 COLORADO Soutberu 4er ......... 9sA
1000 GonfoIibateo @ns ser .1ifh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Hoggen. 3li'ibr - 8nltel ;
ais 0en Gleootorcn 5ur~iidge5ogcn -
@llid)el; Gleootoren Yorrntb 49,
125 9llifeI.
Seutige SdluBrotc:
Sn SGdell, nelL ic nnh
Qualit1t ....... 60 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
gcrfdufe orii Der bitfigen gffcftcu.
RnrIp
r CALL.

COO 9ouIton Oil Go.".."........ .
223 6ouiton Gil .............. .
90 Soufton Gil .............. o
10 Conf Cotton Guct 8io. ........, 23h
100 lluitco ms II. Is SITS .......... 1879
90 MlarnIuno Iruft Rio. .........l O5
80 pou'ion Oil o............... @
100 0ouiton Gil .,........... sTs
$1,000 Gouioliouleo GdS Aver. ......... 9Gr
1000 llniico JGiliuoDs Gint. ......... 5gF.
10000 Gouf Gas 6 9 u . Aver ...... s5h
5000 llniteO Sniliuabs 9inf. .......,. 500
1000 llniieo Huiliuubs 4er ........... ssH
5000 Ssnbouro GtiS .. ............. s3h
1000 IS y . greipins 4cr. ........... Il
500 IS . z BretpinG ier............ Az
5000 Detroit llniteo ikcr ........-.lo5
$4,000 Seaboaro 10sidbr Der ..........i0i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
gu Dermictben.


Eeie Sdufer u1 R.s 9otpmaeitr, 8uifneH
Ealrmunntsglpe =. SabctteTtr. ade 8eanem'
tibfetten: ntebriee Wietbe. giebmi Sniruouut'
Abe .ears. Nnt3nfraaeH an Dirt Hnb ettne.
(Sebr20-3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Su ~nerfanfcn.
Gu n~erfanien
SH %bertaufeu:

Gin bohfIniiig eiablirter Giscrenes iinb Gors
bitor.euocn; aliSgc3et6nete 8inhihait; Yatt
ouf 8GuS lno Qaoen; Ieidte 9coingulgcl 5u
%erfra8en bel 6. Artbur Gbg, S2S 2np BUILDING.
(Suni30, 1Id)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
gcrlamst Sranen nnb &ab@cm.

Baltimore.
Sine Srau in iniitIcren Sabrert ais 6HuSs
blIierin titr 5iuei Rerioueu. 9tad6ufrugeu in
9r. 1t9, Guros6rDuts Strafe. cisco
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
@crlanat i'm I%agcmcincu.


9uit uuo 2ugts.
Noit uHo 9ogis fit 8ipet oerreIl; letle sim
iHer: bob geleqeue 8eraHoel: oeltttdbC Huit
HnbSniruaen in Nr. 2i33, @tf.NiprtI's luenpe.
(21S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

@ci6en. - 3uiubr 72,t6S 8lt.
Ihcl; &criouot bon Den Glcuutorcll
S6,512 Suifel; Glepotoreu . Sorrotb
33t ,S9l 9uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

0erldnat:
s2niters" llno Buffers Gocr." HudD8uirdgclt
in Der rSta1S,0nunemaH Sfub'6 abrii," 9oH''
barb uno SreOCridsStr. (2lS-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Contract Spot. ...... N%-..
SAFER. - 3ufubr 1900 9uiheI;
ans Den Glepotorcu 5uriidge5ogen
l0,2G2 gllid,el; Glepotorell . Yorrotb
- 900 Mnid,nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Srrlangt MGnner nnS Sna6cn.

yin Sli1ge, Der ct1uus BON Der 0adcret per
llebt. AtndlSutragcr Yurt.1ioub nno s9tnitnu'
Aoenue, @OOanetoUu. 0lau nebnte 1olplotl
GtraBenbabu. (2l9-20)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05
MlOOLEBURY LOCALS.

Julius Seeley has recovered from his
recent illness.
l. H. LaFleur, Esq, has been appoin
ted village attorney by the trustees.
R. S. Benedict was present at the or
ganization of thu Union Baptist church
at Lincoln on Thursday of last week.
Frank Hebert has returned from Bird
port, where he spent a week with relat-
ives.
The board of civil authority met at the
village clerks Office on Monday morning
to consider the abatement of taxes.
Mrs. Fred Vassar and small daughter
were visitors in Burlington and vicinity
the latter part of last week.
William Foote came home from the
legislature this week, after having served
as postmaster of the House during the
late session.
Miss Genevieve Mcmahon has recover
ed from her recent illness and is able to
be out. She has given up her position
as proofreader in the futile Co. printing
house in Rutland.
Robert Leggett was reported last week
as having spent two weeks in Vera ennes.
Mr. Leggett was in Virginia for two
weeks, preferrlnS at TINS time OF the year
to go south rather than north.
Stanley Piper, who has been spending
some time in Massachusetts,. is now in
the Vermont sanatOrium at Pittsford foI
| treatment.
From reports reaching here it seems
that Bert l.. Taylor is advancing With
the regularity that his ability and atten.
ton to business warrants. He was for
several weeks recently in charge of the
U. 5. ship Monadnock, while in Phillip
pine waters.
The district meeting Of the thirC
Masonic district was held at the Masonic
temple here ON Wednesday evening, anC
was the most successful that has evei
been held in the district. In the even
ing the third degree was worked 10y
Libanus Lodge of Bristol, and a review
of the work was made by Grand Lectures
G. IL. Darling of burlington. Among
the officers present were Lee 5. Tillotson
M. w, O.. NJ, of st. Adams, Eugene S
Weston, r. w. q. S. W.. of New Haven
Charles ii. Darling, r. w. G.. L., of Bur
lington. After the work banquet wa
served by Landlord Higgins, at which
over 100 We're present.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05

Pure drugs-Dutton's.
Mileage Books at Marshalrs.
Racine feet Mt Gee Sisters.
Expert matchmaker, Brough.
Tenement to rent. o. p. Moore. 49tf
Direct teas and coffees at buttons.
Home cured hams at Piper's market.
Buy your tobacco and cigars at Taylor's.
For SALE Cheap. a good cutter. c. II.
Balm. 5ltf
FOR SALE-The ID. ID. Hope house on Court
street. 3u
Flavor irresistible - Benedict's teas and
coffees.
Call at Piper's market for choice cuts of
western beef.
Home made curraut jelly, IS cents per glass
at Benedicts.
Highest cash price paid for beef hides at j.
f. Piper's market.
Cut flowers at all times At Hunts Green
houses. 42tf
Ten cents a pound for hides. shackett's
market
See Shedon's lie window, some good
bargains.
Nutlets. Tootsies and Fluffy Mint candies
at Benedict's.
Good pencil paper. scraps. &c a pound.
Register Office.
See the line OF marked down suits and
overcOats at Atwood's.
Cows for sale. Geo. II. Wright Il Sons. r.
d. l, Middlebury, vt.
wANTED-w to do washing In the
laundry. The Addison. 48tf
wANTED-A competent girl to do cooking
at T. N. Chapmans. Alta
Boneless and and skinless smoked herring,
ready for lunch. at Benedicts.
Have your hair combings made into puffs.
Inquire of Gee Sisters.
A chance to rent or buy farm. Call at c.
y. Atwood & Co.'s store.
WANTED-An experienced dining room girl
at Hotel Sargent. J. j. O'Connell 5tf
Twenty-Five pounds of tripe for 80 cents
cash, at the !. X. Piper market.
Save money and get your storm doors and
windows at Dickins on & Seeley's.
Fresh ground buckwheat. graham, entire
wheat -four and table meal at Benedicts.
have = nice assortment of Valentine:
come and see them Stems Park Drug Store
We could not over state the superiority Of
our teas and coffees II tried. Benedicts
The best farm proposition In Addison
County. vt. Come and see Farmer Dean
Cornwall. vt. 6t2p.
will pay l0c for hens and young rooster
delivered at my home on Weybridge ST., any
day in the week. Il. G. Piper.
you are going to buy Suit or Overcoat
be sure ard see the line OF samples l..
Knight is showing before you purchase.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05
Special

Special
BOYS SUITS AND OvERCOATS
ALL AGES -
$3.50 to $3.50 were Sa.5o to $3.50
Wilson-Root Co.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05

Mrs. Martin Barrows is ill.
This week tub butter brought 26 cents
and prints % cents. Eggs brought q
cents
The initiatory degree will be given a
good sized class by the Knights of Column
bus the early part of next week.
Harley L. Hoag of Newport was a
visitor in town this week.
Mrs. Benjamin Gates of Montpelier is
here on a two-weeks stay with Mrs. c..
F. Rogers.
The annual meeting of the band is
called for Saturday evening, and a full
attendance is desired.
DIR. Thomas f. Green's lecture "Civic
Bacteriology" was hailed with delight on
Wednesday evening. A large audience
greeted him. His lecture was replete
with the sparkling wit for which he. is
famous. Dr. Green has won an eviable
place with Middlebury audience.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05

Life tablets are matchless in diseases
peculiar of women. leucorrhea all infiam-
nation, alterations falling sickness, ex-
cessive flowing they ease pain, and stop
odors, even of cancer. Absolutely harm
less, always effective. The Life Powder
and Ointment excel all applications in
cancer of breast, etc. Write Life Oint-
ment Co., IL Union St, Boston,
Mass. 6t4p.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05

Thursday. fair; Friday, fair; Saturday, Gin.
snow Sunday, fair; Monday, cloudy; Tues
day. fair; Wednesday, clear.
Highest u lowest, 10.
Record kept by II. A. PECK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05

The Gentleman from Hayville Little
Red Laugh Book of the Vermont Legis-
lature. Illustrated. How Things Look
ed to New Member. A Laugh in Every
25 cents, if Your Dealer Can't Supply.
FL. L. Hindley, Rutland, Vt. 6t1.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-05
Business l1ottces.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
a rst insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions. Count seven short words to line
or six long ones
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-16
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago, March 16.-WHEAT-Renewed
talk or possible war in the Balkins had
a strengthening effect on the wheat mar
ket To-Day, prices at the start being up Mc
Demand, however, was not urgent and
tradlng was rather quiet early in the ses-
sion. A feature of trade was buying of
July oel1yery by some of yesterdays short
sellers. May opened at S1165s to 81 1874
ana and for a time held within that range.
advanced to $1.O5k@1. .O5A
A heavy tone developed in the final
h9ur owing to general selling. May de-
cilned to Silica and July to 81. .03% The
close was weak with May off A01hc at
$$1.d57sqL151z. 81 July closed sc lower at
CORN-Despite the liberal receipts and
weather favorable for the movement, the
corn market was firm at the start The
strength of wheat was the chef bullish
influence. Prices at the opening were a
shade lower to Ac higher, initial quota
tlonS on May being. at 675sc to 67azc. Early
In the day May, sold up to Csc.
declining to 671sc. The close was weak
with May AG2sc lower at 67IAG67Hc
OATS-OatS were quiet and steady, Of
ferlngs and demand being limited. The
tlrTnneSS OF wheat and corn was the chief
factors May opened 1sc to 1S@Mc higher
range early in the session.
OV1SIONS-Provisions were firm on
a decrease in receipts of live hogs here
and at other western packing centers
Ihe volume of trade, however, was small
Pr1ces at the start were a shade to 1Oc
higher.
RYE-Cash: SIC; May, SOC.
BARLEY-Cash: 65G69c.
TIMOTHY-March, 1855
CLOVER-March, $S.75.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-16
A College Man Who Knows How.

Under the system employed in New
York city the men are paid so much
per cubic yard for removing the snow
from the streets, and for years it is
thought bosses and teamsters have
greatly exaggerated the amount of
snow in order to swell their private in
come. Commissioner Edwards, who is
known as man always ION the job .
soon discovered the graft and the re-
cent exposure was the result.
"Bilr' Edwards is a Princeton grad
uate and a collegeman through and
through. He believes in college men,
and Immediately upon discovering the
fraud issued a call for. 100 college men
to take up the work of overseeing the
street cleaning in New York city, and
the result of his experiment has been
a vast saving to the department.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-16
LOGICAL ECZEMA CURE
ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS

Atter treating eczema, for years as a
practically 1ncurabIe blood disease. the
IneoicaI world is greatly interested in
tne discovery that it is not a blood dis
Ease at all, but is due to a parasite in
Inc lle SKIN itself. This parasite is easily
osstroyeo by the external application
~ compound of oil of wintergreen,
iInyILlUl, IL giycerine, etc. This will quick
~ XII all eczema germs, while sooth-
ing ana refreshing the skin.
". X. A. F'olkerts, of Duluth. Mimi.
'eiIS us, OF the success in treating patients: /:
mere was man here suffering
from from eczema for the last fourteen
Years and I applied the d. D. D. treat
- Inent- also applied it to a man OF
Wv esC Duluth. Mimi, who has been si,f-
Iering with rheumatism for fourteen
Years ana Eczema in his feet. and the
Second treatment in both cases cleared
lne SKIN almost absolutely. The first
appllcatlon is balm. and its soothing
erect Is beyond expression. I shall
never be without it, and shall use il
among my patients altogether"
NO matter how terribly you suffer
from eczema, salt rheum, ringworm,
etc, you viii feel instantly soothed and
Ine Itch allayed at once when a few
orops Of this oil of wintergreen com
pound is applied. The cures all seem
5... ~ De permanent. Geo. w. Stansfield,
druggist, 632 Kansas avenue,