The St. Johnsbury Caledonian from St. Johnsbury, Vermont • 8

8 RICKABY CO 80 Eastern Avenue. We Have When You Want Insurance of any kind, remember there is at least one place where you can get it "straight." A number of first-class Residence Properties for sale. No bottom to prices these days. coeoooooooooooooooooooooooooo S-TYLER DRY GOODS CO. THE BROO Death of Roger W.

Rice. Roper W. Rice, who went from here a year and a half ago to the Knro Hattin Homes, met his death by heart failure while bathing last Thursday evening. Mr. Maynard, superintendent of the Homes, accompanied the body to this place on Friday.

He speaks of the death of Roger Rice as a great loss to the community of thirty-four boys, among whom be was universally loved and respected. The purity and nobleness of bis character not only made him the favorite of all, but one whose influence was exceedingly valued by those who have the institution in charge. He was in bis fourteenth year, the fourth son of Mrs. Leonora W. Rice of this place, a member of the Congregational church in Granby, where he was buried Saturday forenoon.

in any department of the college, without books. A $25 Scholarship. Good for a complete course in Bookkeeping (without books) including both single and double entry, principles and practical work, instruction by mail; or personal instruction of the same value (limited to eight weeks) in any department of the college, without books. A $15 Scholarship. Good for a term of ten weeks, correspondence instruction, in Shorthand, including lesson papers but no books; or personal instruction of the same value (limited to one month) in any department of the college, without books.

These prizes are easily obtained and the four young persons who make the most telling efforts and appeal to their friends for help will win them. The Caledonian wants to add 1,000 subscribers Great Sale 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 to its list within the next five months. To accomplish this end it offers the WANTED. FOR SALE, ETC. (Small adrei liaeiuents will be inserted in this column in reading matter type at the rate of two centa a word for the first insertion and one cent a word for subsequent in-aertions.

Cash most accompany the order. Yost Typewriter, also Desk with typewriter shelf, to rent or for sale, 16 Summer street. Boasd and Rooms Wanted. A young couple desire two rooms and board in some good family, prefer location on Main or Summer street or South Park. Address, Caledonian Office.

Furnished Rooms to Rent, single or en-suite, at 16 Summer street. Found. A lap robe, on Prospect avenue, Thursday. Owner can have same at this office by proving property and paying for this ad. Wanted.

Girl to do light housework, immediately. C. E. Simanton. Lost.

A black silk, hand painted fan, Saturday evening, between Howe's Opera House and South Park or Western avenue. A suitable reward will be given to the person who returns it to the Caledonian office. Piano Instruction. H. G.

Tucker of Boston will spend the remainder of the summer in St. Johnsbury, and will give pianolorte instruction Information concerning time and terms of lessons can be had of Miss Mary E. Stone. W. A.

Coggins Co. offer some very low rates to Montreal, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago to July 20. It Is Not True as some suppose that all insurance costs alike. As an illustration, a person took insurance seven years ago in 13 different companies, and it has cost him in the seven years on $10,000 $122 to $1056 in 12 of these companies more than in the vEtna without reckoning any interest on the amount. Policies all the same.

For this illustration and any quantity of others call and see E. E. Sargent, agent Life Insurance company. Rubber Name Stamps, Stencil Daters, Seals, Check Protectors and Notary Public Seals at low prices made to order. Aluminum letters forsigns and windows.

Also Gold Letters, Door Plates and Numbers at Grow's Variety Store. "The Burlington, Vt, Agency of the Equitable Life, by W. H. S. Whitcomb, General Agent, paid policv holders in the month of June the sum of $21,301.83." Three chairs at Roy's Barber Shop, Republican Block.

scholarships to the four ladies or gentlemen who secure the greatest number of votes in our Eastman College Contest Cm Umbrellas which is started today and will close on Friday, Dec. 31, 1897. Votes Allowed For Subscription. For every new subscription for a year accompanied by $1.50 in cash, four (4) 8 8 8 8 votes will be given. 100 New Umbrellas, Natural Wood Handles, all sizes, 73c.

each. For every six months' subscription, paying 75 cents, two 2) votes will be given. Death of Rev. John Kimball. Rev.

John Kimball died at bis borne in San Francisco on July 2, aged 65 years. Mr. Kimball was a native of Barton and the eon of J. H. Kimball and grandson of Judge John Kimball.

He lived in Barton until 1850 when he entered Dartmouth College from which institution be was graduated. He studied theology at the Union Theological seminary in New York and went to California in 1860. During the war be was chaplain of Carver hospital in Washington. He returned to California and preached for a time in San Francisco, Oakland and Grass Valley. For many years he was the editor of the Pacific, the organ of the Congregationalists on the Pacific coast.

He made this paper a most valuable religious journal, bringing to it ripe scholarship and a strong religious training. He was a member of the Congregational Club, superintendent for many years of the Sunday School, and occupied a conspicuous place as a religious teacher. About three and one-half years ago he came to Barton to place the remains of bis wife, Annie in the family lot. If You Suffer you are to blame. For Dr.

R. C. Flower's Quick Rheumatic Cure will cure you of rheumatism, neuralgia, la grippe and colds immediately when For a three months' subscription, pay ing 40 cents, one vote will be given. All subscriptions will be stopped when time paid for expires unless ordered con tinued. 8 Shirt Waist Demonstration.

8 We have bought and planned to make this the banner week of the whole season. The Competition Begins from this date, and the winners There nrn train An anrl btvIpo. harp, that, wnnlrl t.Arrmt nnvlinrlv. of the four prize scholarships will be announced in the first issue of 1898. The r- names of unsuccessful competitors in the contest will also be announced.

97. 25 Waists marked down from $2.95 to $1 300 Waists from $38c. to 1 .50 At Queen City Park. Who is there that has not heard of Queen City Park and its Camp Meeting? Ninety-five dollars cash buys a good family horse, carriage, harness, sleigh, whip, saddle and bridle. Horse extra uisone ot the most pooular series of meetings held in Vermont, while the knowledge as propounded by the widelv Ieady to Wear.

everything else fails. Price $1.00. For 8 6 8 sale by Flint Druggists. good in the saddle and safe for children. Lyman P.

Wood. Wanted. One or two good men to help haying. E. P.

Allen, St. Johnsbury Center. Toll Gatherer Wanted. The directors of the Lyman Bridge corporation wish to hire a toll gatherer, to com Free Scholarships. known speakers which are announced will be sound, wholesome truths.

Every enjoyment possible is to be found at the park, and special round-trip tickets have been arranged for by the Boston Maine railroad. The tickets are good going between July 23 and September 1, asd good returning until September 2, inclusive. Four Free Scholarships to be awarded Summer Suits, Separate Skirts, Cool Wrappers, House Gowns and Children's Wash Suits, at bargain prices. by the Eastman Business College to the four persons securing the largest number of subscribers to the Caledonian before mence labor the present fall. House, barn and two acres of excellent land, lurnisnea.

Apply to Ura Bishop, Secre 1898. 25 Black Dress Skirts at 1 1 2. tary of Board of Directors, Mclndoes, Vermont. The next 24 issues of the Caledonian will undoubtedly be of increased interest Get your hair cut at Roy's, Republican Block. .9 Everything in men's wear for a hot Summer day.

to every young lady and gentleman in St. Johnsbury Illustrateds only 25 Caledonia county who is ambitious to State News. On account of the scarcity of native domestic help, Readsboro people have begun the importation of colored girls from Pennsylvania. The two fastest horses in the world, JohnR. Gentry, 2 00V4, and Robert 2.01, will appear on the turf at the cents at the Caledonian office or at any get a good start in business life.

ot tbe bookstores. We have just concluded an arrange New and Second-Hand Buggies, ex oooooooooobooooooooooooooooooooo ment whereby we are enabled to offer to each of four persons a free scholarship in press wagon and two-horse wagons for sale at F. E. Richardson's, 79 Portland street, St. Johnsbury.

the celebrated Eastman Business College, meeting of the Rutland Trotting Park Wanted. A middle-aged woman to association the first week in August. In the opinion of nearly every horseman, do general housework. Apply to 15 School street. John R.

Gentry is destined to become the D. STEELE CO. first 2.00 harness performer in the world. Robert J. has gone more miles in public in 2.10 or better than any horse that Poughkeepsie, New York, the New York Business Institute, 125th Street, New York city, or the National Correspondence Schools through which they give instruction by mail.

These institutions are known in every section of the world. Their graduates are thoroughly equipped for business pursuits, and are numbered by tens of thousands. They are found in every city and almost every county and ever lived. It is thought that these Tenement to Rent. For small family at 25 School street.

Enquire on the premises or Bailey's music store. Dressing for lawns and cemetery lota for sale by L. H. Lucas, 8 Hastings street. They have at H.

H. Carr's Dry Goods store about 25 more ot those Mclntoshes in Navy Blue and Tan mixture, Double Cape with velvet collar and are regular 41 Main Street, Opp. St. Johnsbury House. pacers can go over the Rutland balf mile track at 2.08 or better.

Charles Baker was arrested at White village in the United States. The coursesof River Junction Monday on the charge of shooting and seriously injuring his employer, a wealthy Hanover, N. mer $7.50 garment, but he will sell you one for $3.87 and every one is warranted. Hay and Dry Four Foot Wood for sale. F.

H. Clement, St. Johnsbury. For Sale. Twenty-sevencordsoffirst-class 16-inch wood.

Apply to A. P. Knapp, 0. V. Hooker's machine shop.

study given are short, inexpensive, practical and useful and afford a better training for business than can be bad in any other school. The Caledonian thus affords a grand opportunity to the struggling young man or woman of today who is seeking chant. Officer Hutchinson conducted the prisoner to a cell and put him in and as he turned his back to close the door, Baker struck him a terrible blow on the bead with the handcuffs he wore, MakeBusiness Hum Even knocking Hutchinson senseless. Baker then went through Hutcbinsou's pockets. an education.

There are always among our readers a number of young people i who would like to study Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Telegraphy, and such other studies as are embraced in the courses of instruction offered. and securing bis keys and revolver un During a severe thunder storm Sunday evening lightning struck an outbilding on the farm of ex-Postmaster W. L. Howard of Fair Haven and nine of the farm buildings were burned with tools, machinery and many tons of hay. Loss $5000; insurance $1500.

locked his irons, threw Hutchinson into the cell and locking the officer into his own prison, made good his escape. Baker at once took to the Norwich road and a Eastman Business College has attained a wider reputation for excellence than any large force of deputies under Sheriff Spof- At This Dull other school or business ever established ford were soon after him. He has not and this alone makes one of its scholarships well worth striving for. Each cer been found. -'1 Vim, vigor and victory these are the characteristics of De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills tor constipation, biliousness and all stomach and liver troubles.

Boynton Eastman. tificate is good for either personal or correspondence instruction and may be used at any time the holder wishes to Time of Year. Births. a daughter to At St. Johnsbury, July 21, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Audctte. take advantage of it. Four Educational Prizes. The following statement by Mr.

Clem At Hard wick. July 12, a son to Mr. and Perfect Satisfaction la something we are bound to give. ent C. Gaines, president of the college, explains what the different scholarships Mrs.

u.j. raquette. At N. Danville, July 11, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs, William Clement.

At Barnet, July 7, a son to Dr. and Mrs, Henry A. Elliot. At West Burke, July 8, a daughter to Dr. and Mrs.

Dickerman. are and what their value is as prizes. A $38 Scholarship. Good for a term of twelve weeks per Last January some people were long ing for tome ol this July weather. Now they want Just the opposite.

Marriages. sonal instruction (at the college) in the They can have It at our soda (bun. July At St. Johnsbury, 14, by Rev. G.

C. Academic, Business, Shorthand, Type, writing, Telegraph and Penmanship dc' Florence Waterman, Bben W. Cobb and Cobb and tain. uavison, both or tit. Johnsbury.

At St. J. hnabary. July 8, by Rev. H.

M. There is a strong suggestion of win. partments or in any one of them (without ter days in the ice-cold soda we are Douglas, John W. Tinker and May B. Grant books).

If the student prefer, instruc Straw Hats that cost you elsewhere 50c, 25o. Suspenders that cost you elsewhere 10c. Suspenders that cost you elsewhere 50o. and 75c, 25o. Men's and Boys' Green Sweaters that oost you elsewhere 75c, 50c Brown Stripe Linen and Duck Pants oost yon elsewhere $1.50, 98o.

Men's all Wool Pants that oost you elsewhere $2,50 and $3.00, $1.39. Men's Tan Hose that oost yon elsewhere 25c, 2 pairs 25c Men's Domet Flannel Shirts that oost you elsewhere 50c, 23c, Men's Balbriggan Underwear that oost you elsewhere 50c, 38o. Men's Fancy Shirts that cost you elsewhere 75o. and $1.00, 58o. Men's Leather Belts, Harness Buckle, oost youelsewhere 50c, 25o.

Men's Bioycle Hose that cost you elsewhere 50c, 27o. Men's Thin Vests in sizes 34, 35, 36, cost you elsewhers 50oi, 25o. Men's Thin Coats in sizes 34, 35, 36, that cost you elsewhere 50c and 75c, 29o. Men's Cotton Pants that cost van WWa ci or mn. 01 concord.

serving. BINGHAM'S Deaths. tion by mail in Bookkeeping and Shorthand of the same value will be given. A $50 Scholarship. At Westminster, July 8, Roger W.

Rice. aged 14 years, son ol Mrs. Leonora W. Rice ol St. jomisbury.

DRUG STORE, A "w.iiuviu liJJL.llvSl vi Good for a complete course in Shorthand (without books) including Principles, with practical work in Correspondence and Reporting, instruction exclusively by mail or personal instruction of the same value (limited to ten weeks) 37 Main St. At Troy, N. June 20, Mrs. Adaline wife of Harrer 8. Gates, aged 63 years, 10 months and 80 daya.

Mn, Gates was a native of Concord. At Portsmouth. N. July 12, Mia Kllis. beth A.

Dickinson, a natirc of 6U. Johnsbury Center. aoyr aii wool uee ram un, ages 4 to id, lor w.w per suit, tnat are worth everywhere, and have been sold by us this season at $3.00 and 3.50. Marked down to $2.00. Bemember, if you can find their equal in town for $3.00, return and get your money.

Summer Neckwear, Wash Strings, in beautiful patterns, 4 for 25c. Eegular 15c. goods. 7' A i.