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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
Satur day, April 16, 1898.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY. "A Dollar Saved-F. M. Brown & Go. Annual Meeting-U. s. Rubber Company" Committee on Claims-MeetlnS. Dividend-U. $. Rubber Co. Daily Dongs..MalIley, Nicely pSsnSIo x Go' u, rts+ For Rent-Houses-Ch H. Webb. Tor t-Houses-George A. lsbel. Eor Sale--Plants-Mrs. Warren. Grape-Nuts--At Grocers'. Hurrah for the People-E. Mcintyre & Co 1nyestments-Charles W. Scranton Co. NIoving-J. H. G. Durant Meats and Poultry-S -Schoenberger x Son. Mowers-Linsley & Lightbourn. Milk and Cream-E. H. Clark. Paint-Linsley & Lightbourn. Postum--GrocerS.
 Securities-M. B. Newton & Co. Shoes-Malley, Nicely & Go. Tomatoes Gilbert & Thompson. Wheels--L -Linsley & Lightbourn. War Pictures-Poli's Wonderland. Wanted d-Position-Box 46, City. Wanted-Situation-G This Office. Wanted-Rooms and Board-X., Courier. Wanted $. Smith.
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That Sale of Hens and Boys Shirts

is by all odds the remarkable that has occurred here for some time. large lot that the buyer closed ou at his price.
 Shirts 45 centsTeyre of Peca1e with white neck band link cusand of fine Madras with white band In excellent line of patterns Sizes IS to IT, Really worth 7oc. to SI.oo each. Boys 25 centsand of good Percales negge sy ring dot patterns Sizes I2 to 14H Real worth
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Women's Tailored Suits at $l5.OO.

New Umbrellas And surprising Tor Women. Everyone thoroughly well made and fin ished in best possible manner. At oS cents-Of fine twilled Serge, absolutely fast color, Made with strong steel tube in variety of styles of handle les. plain Dresdens and sterling silver trimmed. Mostly 26 inch. Worth $1.25.
 At Sl.25 each-Of fine Corolla silk serge, with plain and trim med handles, "A and 26-inch sizes. As good as are usually sold for 50.
 And a great stock of Fancy Parasols for women and child ren.
 c.4.ua, On Women's under wear. Remarkable frlees values have gon e forth from this underwear de- partment, but none to equal these.
 Women's Vests 40 dozen of Jersey-ribbed vests, made from a fine white cotton, finished with silk tape and lace at neck and arm. In sizes, 4, 5 and 6. !. Positive 25c. value.
 Saturday at 15c. each. Women's Hose 50 dozen of these. They're seamless, per fectly fast black and have double soles, heels and toes. Sizes,SH to 10. Worth r5c.
 fully. Saturday at 10c. pr.
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AT HOWE & STETsoNs.

100 Pompadour Ruches Worth S.5O at $S7 cents each.
 An exceptional offering and worthy every woman's atten- rion.
 Ruches are of fine Liberty Silk, made very full and are impervious to rain or moisture. Really worth $1.5o.
 Ready at 8 a. m. Saturday at SIC. each. A cor,,e Important be, os c, cause the sav- of Glove Items. ing is plainly evident.
 Women's 2-clasp Glace Kid Gloves in new spring shades. Excellent quality and style. Worth $r.oo and $1.a5.
 Only Saturday at 75c. a pr. 4-button Glace Kid In tan, Ha- vane, butter, white and black, with plain or fancy brode, in- cluding some with miniature buttons. Worth ST 50 and $1.7s Only Saturday at Sl .O7 a pr.
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New Underwear-Now.

Men's Sbrzng Onaerwear. CAszdyen's Sbramg Under7Oear Ladies Black Lisle Drawers at soc. Ladies Fine Silk Plated Vests at 4sc each.
 Ladies Medium-weight Merino Vests and Drawers, 3oc each.
 Ladies Fine Gauge Wool Vests and Drawers, 75c each.
 Ladies Imported Merino Swiss Vests, e5c., 75c., 85c and $I.oo-in long and short and no sleeves. N Ladies Imported Swiss Tights, open and closed, $I.oo pair.
 Ladies Fine Silk Vests, short sleeves, $I.oo each. Ladies Fine Silk Vests, long sleeves. SIPS each. Ladies Lightweight Black Silk Draw CTS at $2.oo.
 Ladies Fine Lisle Union Suits at ST and SIPS.
 Ladies Fine Lightweight Silkan Lisle Union Suits at $2.oo and S2.25. Ladies All-si1k Union Suits at $4.5o. Ladies Fine Lisle Jersey Knit Corset Covers at 25c each. Ladies high neck, short sleeves, Jer- sey Vests, I5c each.
 Ladies knee length Jersey Ribbed Drawers, I5c pair. 1 Ladies Fine Lisle Bleached Vests, low neck, no sleeves. r21sc each.
 Ladies Fine Gauge Vests, long and short sleeves, SC each.
 Lad!es extra size Jersey Vests at 1ec., or 3 for 25c.
 Ladies Fine Jersey Vests, long and short sleeves, 25c each.
 Ladies White Jersey Knee Drawers, 25c. Ladies Superhne Gauze Vests and Knee Drawers at 3Sc ca.
 Ladies Fine Combed Egyptian Vests l and Drawers at 33c each.
 Ladies Fine Jersey Union Suits al 3ec and soc.
 Mems Fine Combination Suits, Bal briggen and Lisle at $I.5o, $I.7s anc ] $2.oo.
 Mems Fine Pepperal Jean Drawers , with tape or elastic lisle ankles, COG par
 Scrivens Patent Elastic Seam Jean Drawers. Sec pair. Mems Abdonlical Health Bands, $1 ca
 Mems Fine Balbriggan Shirts, French Band Drawers. 3ec each.
 Our special No. 1000 Meu's extra quality fine Balbriggan Shirts and Draw. CTS, soc each. i Medlicott- Morgan's Fine Lisle Shirts l tsAiSt 1ie ielWSAoI oSS etii iD 2A.oO' 1 Mems Fine Natural and White Wool Shirts and Drawers, 75c., $I.oo, SIPS.
 Mems Medium-weignt Shirts and Drawers at 25c each.
 Mems Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. 25c each.
 Mems Fine Jersey Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. job lot of soc quality at 29c each.
 Mems Fine Balbriggan Jersey Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, soc each.
 Mems Mediurn-weight Merino Shirts and Drawers at 3oc and soc.
 Children's Fine Jersey Vests and Drawers at I2Hc each.
 Children's Extra Combed Maco Ter. sey Vests, long and short sleeves, 25c ea
 Children's Knee length Jersey Draw CTS, 2sc each.
 Chlldrens Gauge Vests and Pants I2Hc., Ioc and 25c each. Children's Medium-weight Merine Vests, Pants and Drawers, 25c each. Children's Medium tight Wool Vests Pants and Drawers, 45c to 75c-accord to size.
 Children's Black Lisle Tights, soc pr Boys Fine Balbriggan Shirts ant
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WANTED,

WANTED, ,Workmen who are capable of doing the very highest class of Paper Hanging and Painting to call at our store. "The Shop" CHAS. P. THOMPSON, 60 Orange street.
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Have It senr to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent ko any address by mail at the same terms as it is delivered in the city-l0 gents week, 50 cents month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
New Trimming Talk.

An introduction to some new and fashionable trim mings is an almost daily hap pening here, So it is to have a complete Trimming Store. As an instance A COMPLETE LINE OF RUCHINGS. "Goffering" made of fine Liberty Surah, side sewn, 1 inch wide, in Az coorings, 23c yard. TRENCH FOLDS" In rich quality satin, 15c, 200, 23c yd. Jet Bead Guimp, &c., 10c, 1215c, 15c yd. Fine Cut Jet Guimps, 25c to SPAS yd. Black spangle Trimmings, 17c, 25c, 29c | 49c yd.
 Ideal Lady's Wheel.
 The 'oS "Industrial" model $35.oo. A marvel of perfect make, strength and dainty looks.
 All the latest improved fea- lures flush joints, marrow tread, etc., htted with the famous Morgan & Wright single tube tires.
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The Store is
 Always Busy

And yet, now, even with plenty of room. The gre; date thousands.
 Stocks were never so withall so moderately price
 Comfortable Shopping Women's Tailored Sui
 Just fifty of them. Wor is about what other dealers ar' way. A purchasing opportuni'
 These suits are of all wool ( wool Broadcloth in black, brow front style and very jaunty in c
 These Suits are lin Taffets In the usual way $22.5o. n . Wonderful ribbon ~ ~ values this store has NioDons. a faculty of finding It's because manufacturers with large lots, knowing our immense outlet, come here first.
 These for Saturday: Colored Moire Silk Ribbons, 3H inches wide. Colored Satin Ribbons, ] 3H inches wide. Either kind fairly worth 1ec.
 Saturday at l0c. a yard. co,o # Not many of A oa'e oi these, so would ouspenaers' advise early pur- chasing. We do not promise that this small lot will last more than a few hours.
 Mems Suspenders in white, l mode and fancy stripes. Made
 with leather ends and drawer
 supporters. We call them big
 25c. value.
 Saturday at l5c. each. 4 To,,o, Here's a large lot of o unbleached Turkish Event. Bath Towels, large size, extra heavy and worth 15c. Saturday beginning at 10 a. m. and till closing time at
 He. each.
 Don't forget the Remnant Sale of short length Domestic Goods.
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The anurual aud Gnmriec

THREE MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH, 5o GENTS; ONn WEEK, 15 GENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 8 oTNTs-
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100 OF THESE. 69c EACH.

100 Pirate Nickel, 24 hour Alarm Clocks, Ansonia make. Soc is our regu- lar price. Special for Saturday, 6oc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
D EAIIf ELs RECORD.

EITH EK KECUHD.
 AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON. D. C., April l5 1898. p. m. Weather forecast for Saturday, For Connecticut: Clearing in the fore noon; fair and warmer in the afternoon; horthwesterly winds
 For eastern New York: Clearing in the early morning, followed by fair weather Sunday; warmer in central and southern portions; northwesterly winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16

50 OF THESE. oSc EACH. 50 Porcelain "A hour clocks, in dres- den and delf, regular $I.5o quality. Special price while they last, oSc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
Daily Doings at theNALLEN NEElY Stores

SAoe=olQey. "Vici" Kid stands for the best-wearing, mel lowest, most serviceable, best-looking of all kid shoes. Come and see how good "Vici" dressing is. Shoe shining free.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
CONFECTIONERY.

CONFECTIONERY.
 Chocolate Creams, fruit flavors, Chocolate Peppermints, Cream Almonds,
 Jelly Beans,
 Assorted Cream Waters, Cocoanut Bonbons
 Cream Walnuts,
 Salt Water Taffy,
 Fruit Squares, Cocoanut Oblongs,
 Cocoanut Macaroons.
 All at l0c. a pound. Sen Sen (breath perfume) 4c. Maple Sugar (Vermont) 15c. lb. 3l lb. Vanilla Marshmallow package, l0c. Cocoanut Cakes, per doz., lOc. Box Chocolate Peppermints, 15c. :" Wintergreens, 15c. s' Assorted Chococate Bon bons, l5c. An especially fine line of Choco lates, consisting of
 Chocolate Ma1shnallows,
 Nougatines,
 Peppermints,
 Ice Cream Tri1bys,
 Waters,
 "' Nonpariels,
 Walnuts,
 Pecans,
 Wintergreen, These goods ordinarily retail at BOG. lb. Our price
 lo cents pound. Stationery Department. Crusier Playing Cards, 12Hc. Fabers Lead Pencils, doz., Sc. Liquid Glue, 7c. Carter's Ink, 2c. Best Mucilage, Sc. Special Box Paper Bargain for Saturday, 30 sheets paper, 30c. Envelopes, new shape, fine quail ity, oc. Toilet Articles. Perfurned Bath Tablets, box, 3oc. Pint Bottle Ammonia, Sc. "vienna Lilies" perfume, per ounce, Z9c. Splendid Tooth Brush bargain, 23c. Fountain Syringe, 5 qt., 2oc. Bulb " 2lc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
How delicious that Sue hard Chocolat is! Swiss Booth, (Basement.)
NEW MILLINERY BEAUTIES.

Some novelty in artistic millinery always ready to be
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
First Great Battle.
MANY Lives Lost Great D&msge to M@ntcnza. S2@uisA
Ships Headed For Northeastern Coast

KEY VEST Apr. 27.-Thc United States ships New
ork Puritan and Cincinnati bombarded the forts at Aaa
yesterday They began at l2.45 and closed at Lilo
As far as is now known there great loss on the
American side, far the ships concerned although
American lives may have been lost Great damage is know"
to have been done Matanzas and many lives lost
This is the first known engagement thus faa.
BosToN Apr 2S-1he Minneapolis has gone to East
port, Me.
DUBLIN, Apr. ga Spanish cruiser sighted here
this afternoon headed for North America It is believed
that it has gone the Spanish fleet sailing the
point.
LONDON, Apr. 2S--Advccs have reached here S y ing
that the American squadron sailed for Manila Went sHy
GIBRALTAR, Apr. 2S.-A Spanish torpedo boat destroy
er is scouting about the rats II Gibraltar evidently
looking for American ships
LONDON Apr. 2S-I is learned here by way of Madrid
that the Spanish fleet sailed several days ago from Cape
erde and it is expected that will soon pnt in at St. john
n B., to get supply of coal
BAYoNNE France, Apr. 25-Adviccs from Madrid state
hat the Spanish squadron sailed Tuesday for America to
ombard the northern forts.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
WARMING.

me legal voters of the City of Barre mr.,
hereby. notified and warned to meet in Ar.
mory Hall in Miles Block on North Min
our street IN the City of Barre, Vermont. ON the
.nu Gay OF May, 1898, at 80 o'clock D. M. fl
transact the following business: ''''' "
FIRST. To see if the CITY will vote to I,,.
or condemn any water system or works nn,;.
supplying water within the CITY. and If w
what ones. ""'' II so
SECOND. TO see if the City will vote to
instruct the city council to give permission to o
any any water system or works now SUPPLYING the
10y ~. M'In Water' the right to extend or Inv
new lines of pipes within the CITY. nay
THIRD. TO see if the Citywil vote 10 j.,
struct the City Council to give permis,ion ' f.
any water system or works now in the Cit,
tne risht 10 make new connections with thair
pipes for the accommodation of the resila,t' ~
the City. '"' io''oe''S OF
FOURTH. To see if the City will vote ,o
PILL, Ill wafer system of its own, and if So |
where, and what system it will vote to m,t IN
FIFTH. TO see if the City will vote r to mn, ','
lnorIze the City Council to make any le,,e 90" "r
other arrangements with any of the evi.ti' ~
wafer companies or works to bring the u,,ar
from Martin Brook, or from any other wntor
~, 10y nay purchase or condemn, into the
y: ana II SO what lease arrangements
~, n .at IL. no see If the City will vote to
,purcnase or condemn the works of the Rarro
ater , 60: or any other portion thereof 1T
SEVENTH, TO see if the CITY will vote to
borrow money and issue its bonds noto. ' ~
'ther evidence of Indebtedness for ,n -,
u the purposes specified in the foregoing " 10y
tcles OF this warning and if it votes +" s. 'n
cre" a'S n or t notes to eIi=nHe the rate of in
he form of bonds wba pI'er o. payment, and
cred, il will issue. 'fo" vi regis
E Ea,a1 i: TO do any other proper business
LIST day of April. 1898. N''''o'''' inns
JOHN W. GORDON. M>yop
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
FEDERATION MEETING.

The Civic Federation of womans
Clubs met yesterday aftcroon. The re-
port of the secretary and treasurer was
read and accepted. ltsliowed balance of
over $500 in the treasury toward fix
Ing up the City Park. The ladies dccid-
ed to have IA fountain in the center of
the park. They purpose to have COM
blnalion drinking and spray fountain
and have already raised over $500 to-
ward the fund, $1,000 of which has
been given by former residents of the
clly who have great interest in the
matter. Major Abbot of Washington,
ID. {. sent them a plan AS TO the layout
OF the park. 1t is divided into five sec
ions and leaves space in the center of
about 20 feet for the fountain. The
ladies drew up petition asking that
the council remove the old hitchinr
posts along the side of the park and al
so the band stand. They will request
he mayor to enforce the laws about the
street corners. This has been of great
annoyance to the ladies and they desire
o have the city ordinance strictly en-
creed.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
"PCDD'NIIEAD WILSON"

the coming engagement at Blanchard
opera House Saturday Apr. 30 of Mark
Twins famous "Pudd'nhead Wilson ,
with its big company of high class
players, Will no doubt bring ont one of
the most cultured audiences of the sea.
son. Inc scene of the play is laid in
tHc southeastern corner of Missouri and
II m II IS us of the time which makes nm
l. G most interesting part of that states
Ii story-lnIcrestlng because it deals
with people free from the heartess
@la ping OF money creed and unbliohted
ny the old formalty that has creut in
to our social system. 1t is a ualur,1
7 ay with a beautiful love story. and in
" men comedy and palhos 20 hand in
''and, while lis theme is founded unon
subject which of late has been FUN
sh'ng food for the scientist. the theory
u the thumb marks which is now beinD
''rd as means of personal indentf-
anon in bringing criminals to Justice.
OWN Mayo, II young and gifted actor,
ppears IN the title role
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

There will be given under the aus
plres of { + Society at the Baptist
hnrrh Monday evening May 2 at I sc
the Lecture "Crayon in Carca,ure' by
lne President OF the Montpelier Y NJ G 4
walter Thorpe. Tickets now on sale
by Members Of G. L. snciely.
Two young children from East Mont.
lellcr cane TO this city to sell dan
drIlon greens. Before they realized the
time of day ii was seven o'clock. and
they were afraid to 30 home. Officer
Brown fixed up Il place in one of the
cells where they stayed over night.
Frank Atherton of Duxbury Young
man II years old run away from his
home Tuesday and has not been seen
since. lie left Il note in his bedroom
saying he was going to war. Yesterday
ms father was in this city looking after
MN as it was thought that he might
have enlisted in Company +, his name
was not on the list of those who have
enlisted. HIS father stated to Captain
badger and OK Captain Bisbce that he
would give reward of $50 for his re-
urn. His father was in Montpelier
also looking after his son.
lie is described as being five feet
seven inches in height, blue eyes LIGHT
lalr, round fair checks and LIGHT suit of
lothcs.
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A FARMERS OPINION.
This Information to Farmers Around
Barre is Worth More than the
Present Value of a Bin Full
of Grain.

lii East Barre. about five miles from Barre
| PoHt once there lives Il good, honest, hard
working tllIer OF the soil, named WATSON f..
Dow, Like every other sensible farmer. Mr..
| Dow sut>rrlbeS for papers and one EVENING
as he was looking over his Barre weekly, his
eye riitilctC to catch reading notice which
proved bonanza for him and frightened nm
MS iiag-lE= spirits over the low price of grain
al"' farm produce. and the high price of com
hloiltieS winch are necessary for Il farmers
existence farmer reasons in his own pc
cll!lar way and he calls Il spade a shade. so
Mir. Dow says quietly to himself 81 want inst
such remedy as Doan'> Kidney Pills. if if
carries out faithfully half what it claims, it
VIII cure my lame back. However much rood
may result from one box, little or no harm
can eilHue. When in Barre Mr.. Dow made
some inquiries at Eaton'> drug store about the
preparation and was informed that scores Of
people m TINS city and the surrounding coun-
. Try had OBTAINED Doans Kidney Pills. tested
III, anelh' ana were reconnting their experiences.
hi' was enough forNlr. Dow. He purcba,.
Ell supply and what follows is his eyperi-
elife; My hidncys troubled me for some wears
on any on. tried many different remede,
, w. ""22''l onla'nl@ any permanent relief.
~. ~ ~, 1HIa ~ lo'' was i'll pretty bad shape
i n."' 'ulFte,l, constant, sharp pains across my
oack winch were at times terrible. when /
Mo""' Apply II mustard plaster over NV KID
ileIS Only TO ret relief for the time lenm.
weakness OF the kidney secretous wus verv
annoying, especially at night. as it di.turbei
III! ItSt' me Hecretions We're also very hyb
coi"red. read of Doan's h idnev pins and
i 'o .",a were so hiShy recommended got a
tha, rom Ron Ealohs drug store. After using
lhel' the weakness was relieved and the ser,
ltllons were normal. got a second box and |
when lao finished it was cured / have
aot 1elt the least symptoms of my former la
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28

| Inc elHnteen schools in town com
menced last Monday with the followin;
teachers:
SOUTH BARRE
G@mnar-Mary NJ. Smith of Washington
lntermediate-MaryF f. Stone of Randolph
lrllnary-Nelie Il. Grandy of Waitslield
GRANITENILLE
Grainmar-Geo. p, Ryder of Corinth
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Case of Northtiell
Prlmary-lda NJ. Holden of Barre
WEN'STERVILLE
Grammar-W. II. Rowland of Corinth
Intermediate j. Perrin of Barre
second Primary Mary f. McAllster of Cabot
Prlmary-Marion +. Sanborn of Northfeld
EAST BARRE
Grammar-Nin l.. Farnhum of Tunbridye
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. Pember of Randolph
'rmary-Nellie l.. Moody of Waterbury
Jobble llill-Geor-e A. Reed of Barre
arleton Dist.-Miss Griffin of Mortified
-aWson Dist.-Bertha Durkee of Barre CITY
5eckley llill-Fannie Wheaton of Barre
v est llilI-Nellie Adams of BARGE
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
a MASS MEETING
10 BE HELD IN ARMORY HALL
SATURDAY EVENING.

\ number of citizens rot topethe,
yesterday afternoon and decided to hold
a patriotic mass meeting in Arlnory
lIall Saturday at Z p. NJ. a meeting of
this kind has been under consideration
tor nearly a week, and arrangements
are nearly completed
Ihecommitteein charge. Capt. Mudg-
eft, n. j, Roberts, and X. A. IIoar have
arranged to have the Italian Band
present to render selections and ii is
their intention, if possible to have a full
chorus Patriotic songs will be sung
ana rouSlng meeting is looked for.
lhe hall will be draped with the stars
and stripes and it is possible that cut
flowers and ported plants will be placed
on the platform.
Those who are requested to speak
are Mayor John W. Gordon, ex-
Mayor f. l.. Smith, DR.. j. Henry Jack
son, Geo. G. Mackie, cx-Capt. Burt ii.
W ellis, w. A. Boyce, W. w. Lapoint,
w. F Morse Richard a lloar, f G How
and, o. ID. Mathewson, Geo. II. Con-
ler, Geo. I. Swazey, j. p. Mari, Rev.
:. III. Mckenna, Rcvs. DR.. S. n. Jack
on W. Il. Davenport. Il. NJ. Fuller.
mt II. W. Il. Stafford. Each speaker
requested not TO speak more than 10
minutes so as not to prolong the meet
hg any more than Necessary. 1t will
re rousng meeting and the citizens
mould no turn out and show their patriot
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
Without A Rival,

on asa apo positive cure forsprains, bruises
h hpa n pans n of all kinds, Salvation OIL
nus nus no equal. Mrs. Frank ,1nr ~. va
of" usa, Ave. Detroit, Mich, writes oso
ona used a Salvation Oil in my I famis,:
m "''" can 8, sayit has no rival as 1ini
',,l. it certainly cures na I l'''l T.
s apr' IN my ankle and it it t pu.'I' Il
f @'r" since then I have ALWAYS ' uaod me ie
l"r any pains and bruises.n s,1 USED 1t
u, Is sold for only 25 cents. S No on
le'neoy will do the work as pr ron Uaner
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-28
BuZZELL'S LUNCH ROOM.

a: IL. Buzzell, the new proprietor of
the Red Star Lunch Room, puts out TO
his customers a chicken pie every Sum
gay; beef stew, Monday chicken stew.
i, and ednesday fish chowder,
Thursday; fish balls, Friday; hamburg
steak Saturday. Oyster stews, clam
chowdcrs, baked beans, coffee and other
refreshments served at all hours.