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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

me pialder was created for one purpo.e
namely. Il receptacle for the urine. ,nI ~.
suca IL is not liable to any form of disease ey.
trl'' ~ one or two ways. The first WAY is
rom imperfect action of the Kidneys frbe
second way is from careless local treatment nf
other Diseases. WA ''e"''i'eit OF
CHIEF CAUSE,
:, ,hnealby urine from unhealthy kidneyS i
liic chltf cal>e of bladder trouhtcs Sn thn
womb, IKE the bladder. was created for ,no
purpose and If not doctored too m,,ch j. nnt
napN 10 weakness or disease. eyreIt in rn ~
cases; IT is situated back of and yery n.n
a,ie nh'auer' therefore any pain, disease or in.
La' t1,ellce manifested in the kidneys. back
"i''"''i OF urinary passage is often. hv MI
t ,mN', ;n'trinuted to female weakness or woml
louoie OF some sort. The error i a.";i,,
''','v ana may be as easily avoided 70 lin
"ul correctly, set YOUR urine aside for tvent V
t ifi' no"rI sediment or settling Indicate,
n n.u.eH or bladder trouble The mid and tbe
IpA N effect of Or. Khner's swami.
''ool' 'le great kidney, and bladder remrJ :,
soon realized. If you need "A medicine. yn;,
Sh"'''' nave the best. Atdruruj,t, inv csnt'
IN one dollar. You may have snnpj. bot
We ana pamphlet, both sent free L,v , XXI
upon receipt of three twoccnt >tanln, IN ' '."r'
ru r'I, ol postage on the bottle Mention
! mr., mh nAEFE ENTERPRISE and send your mi.
y .rcSs ~, 70 Or. kihner n Co., Bin.yhnmt"n Y
l.. me proprietorS of this paper o,,,,r,.'t ,'
nc seH'llVeheS> of this offer,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
A FARMERS OPINION,
This Information to Farmers Around
Barre is Worth More than the
Present Value of a Bin Full
Of Grain.

In East Barre. about five miles from Barr,
! fo>t once, there lives good, honest, hard
! WORKING tiiler of the soil, named WATSON T,
Dow, Like every other sensible farmer, Mr.
Dow >uhScribes for papers and one evening
Is he WAS looking over his Barre weekly. hi.
eye chanceC to catch ii reading notice which
proved bonanza for him and frightened up
his Tagging spirits over the low price of grain
ani farm produce. and the high price of com
lhodltlcs which are necessary for Il farmers
existence. y farmer reasons in his own Pc
cc!iIiar way and he calls spade spade. so
MI. Dow says quietly to himself 81 want lust
such IA remedy as Doan's Kidney Pills. If if
carries out faithfully half what it claims, it
VIII cure my lame back. However much good
may result from one box, little or no harm
can ensue. When in Barre Mr.. Dow made
some inquiries at Eaton'> drug store about the
preparation and was informed that scores of
people IN this city and the surrounding cour.
Try mad obtained Doan's Kidney Pills. tested
, nneil. ana were recounting their experiences.
ms was enough forAlr. Dow. He purcha.-
Ell supply and what follows is his expert
enre: MY kidneys troubled me for some wears
on ana on. tried many different remedies
,''l WITHOUT obtaining any permanent relief,
II the iaii of lS96 | was in pretty bad shane
ana suffered, constant, sharp pains across my
BACK which were ut times terrible. when I
Wo'lld apply Il mustard plaster over NV Kid
ne! Only to yet relief for the time being. A
weakness of the kidney secretions was very
especially at night. as it disturbed,
NY rest, The secretions were also very higb- |
y colored. read of Doans Kidney Pills and |
Is they We're so highly recommended | cot a |
l ,N IRON Eaton's drug store. After using |
, neill the weakness was relieved and the sec
etlohs were normal. got Il second box and
Vhen had finished it was cured. have
lot 1elt the least symptoms of my former kid
ley trouble since. J. am so greatly pleased
v,th the prompt and thorough manner in
vmch Doal,s kidney Pills cured me that 7 !
IN always clad to recommend them personally
any one should they call on me-,
Is. Price 90 cents. Mailed by Foster. Nil
urn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
l'iteu States. Remember the name Doan's
nj take no substitute.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
A MILD HAMMERED PIRATE.

An Ex-Clerk Who Joined the Fierce Sea
Il Rovers of the Spanish Main.
"The Buccaneers of Our Coast" is the
title of a series of narrative sketches
that Frank r. Stockton is writing for
st. Nicholas. In speaking of John Es-
quemeling, who joined the buccaneers
and became their historian, Mr.. Stock.
ton says:
1t must have been strange thing for
a man accustomed to pens and ink. to
yardsticks and scales, to offer to enroll
himself III a company of bloody, big
bearded pirates, but man must eat,
and buccaneering was the only profess
sion open to our ex-clerk. For some rea.
son or other, certainly not on account of
his bravery and daring, Esquemeling
was very well received by the pirates of
Iortuga. Perhaps they liked him be.
cause he was mild hammered man and
SO different from themselves
AS for Esquemeling himself, he soon
came to entertain the highest opinions
OF his pirate companions. He looked
upon tho buccaneers who had distin.
gulshed themselves as great heroes and
IL must have been extremely gratifying
to those savage fellows to tell Esque.
mellng all the wonderful things thew
mad done Esquemoling might have
earned salary as listener
lt was not long before his intense ad.
mlratlon OF the buccaneers and their ner.
lormances began to produce in him the
1eeIlng that these great exploits should
not be lost to the world, and so he set
ABOUT writing their lives and adventures.
ne remained with the pirates for sew
clal years and during that time worked
very lnaustrlously getting together ma
lerlal Tor his history. When he returned
10 MS own country in 1912, he there
competed e book which he called "The
buccaneers Of America; or, The True
account OF the Most Remarkable AS. ,
aults Committed of Late Years Unon !
ne coasts Of the West Indies by the :
buccaneers, etc. By John Esqueme]ine. =
me OF the buccaneers, Who Was Pres. 6
ut at Those Tragedies - l.
FROM TINS title it is probable that in
ne capacity of reporter our literary nj. T
'te accompanied his comrades on their !,
aflous voyages and assaults. and al. r.
iough ne states he was present at MANY n,
thoso tragedies" he makes no refer. ii
lco to any deeds of valor or cruelty CO
by himself, which shows him -,
nave been wonderfully conscicn. n ~
'us historian, There are persons, how ~
ei' VINO doubt his impartiality. be- ~
use as he liked the French he al. 70 ia
w. or savo inc pirates of that nationality Sn
,,' oreait Tor most of the bravery dis fer
'yed on their expeditions, and all If -'l
llagnanlmity and courtesy, if there
opened to be any, while the surlipess
''allty and extraordinary wickedness ~
re al ascribed to tho English. W wh
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
S|BLEYS
Mea+ Market
NO. BARRE.
Full line Of Meats, Veg
etables and Canned
Goods. Specially Of
Pork Products.
VETERANS NOBLE OFFER.

Asks to Serve Out the Term In Prison o
Captain Hart.
"A Washington dispatch to the New
York journal says:
Interest in the effort to secure q mar.
don for John D. Hart, captain of the
alleged Cuban filibuster Laurada. now
serving a term in the Eastern peniten.
tlary, Philadelphia. grows intensely,
senators have petitioned for his pardon.
congressman are signing petitions and
veteran of the civil war has offered to
serve out Captain Harris unexpirod
term.
The other day William A. Clear, for.
merry sergeant in Company A, Seven.
ty-hrst Pennsylvania volunteers, now
an inmate of the Soldiers homo at
Hampton, Va, addressed the following
letter to the president:
Hon. William Mckinley:
DEAR SIR-1 have the honor to present tho
1hcIosed petition for the pardon of CAPTAIN ! |
~ hart' as he would be of great service IN
our common country and the cause of Cuban |
Aiceuom' " you cannot do so conscientionelv
s a.iu Id" must nave some to suffer for his
supposed oHense, the undersigned is willing
-, Isl H. ae:e'y 10 take his place in prison as soon
tully the balance of his time. Twill Lo sat;..
ned that have performed duty ia NV n1,,'-
Try. Sincerely, your obedient servant
WILLIAM A. CLEAR
'alu sergeant Company A. Seventy first Penn.
sylvanla Volunteers '
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
hoist by His Own Petar,

teebnio l"t ~, VINO manufactures the pyro.
To nn,o Toy How the Maine Was
a n.own Up and which is sold in th %a
s sSfeets' was hoist by his own netard 1
L tIo o1ner day While experimeptins in
Us, u.s LABORATORY the explosive mixtnra
wen, mene or wrecked the premises and a1 .
mo oS' , niew MN into kingdom come. Ho
h ,may recover If he does, he'll renew
b boa ,ne maine long after the "incidentn
Dispatch. '"en al flttsburg
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
SOLDIERS TRAVELLING.
|heir Comfort IL Pretty Wen Looked
After Now to What It Was.

After Now to What 1t Was,
"When soldiers in the sarvica r. tbo
ChiVoo states are travelling, their com
Tort Is pretty well looked after" saws
L. IT, Horher, general passenger agent
OF the Nickel Plate.
Tho government require, the rail.
road company to provide sleeping cars
!or the Officers and also for the priyates
II 1t Is possible to procure the cars. The
Ihlrteento regiment, which left Erfra.
AZ lo" days ago, was carried in tour
ISL cars, three mon to section, two oc
cupylng the lower berth and ono tba m.
per- Of course if men are to be carried
III very large numbers on short notice
such arrangements would be impossi.
ple' out even then we would have fin
provide them with ordinary day coaches,
1.-The volunteers who answer fine nras.
ent call will be carried in tonrist cars
II Their journey lasts through night,
Othorwlse they will 30 in day coaches
"ol thlnk that any other country ON |
eatIh looks after its soldiers 80 well
Wnen was soldering, we considered a
1leisht car perfectly satisfactory. We
generally had to walk. Being packed
1hto freight car on hot summer dav
was rather uncomfortable, and the men
usually secured ventilation by knocking
holes III tho sides of the car with tbo
outts or their rifles. When the officers
demonstrated the boys would say that
'hey We're Just making loopholes to
euooG the 'Johnnics. 'n-Buffalo Conn
mercial. 00'1'-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
NURSES LEARNING TOSHOO7
Expect to Go to Cuba and May Find Re-.
volvers Useful.

-NNP~SS " w 20 CuDa and Nav Find u,
volvers Useful
delegates to the annual convention n
inc Nurses Associated Alumnn of tb,
United Stats and Canada. which ba,
oeen III session at the international
Health exposition, at the Grand Central
palace, IN New York, and who have
voted to respond to any call for their
services by the war department, aro
learning how to shoot.
The veteran revolver expert Cant,in
James $. Co'.lin, has a SHOOTING ranaa
ia the hes!th show and has volunteered
10 teach gratis any trained nurse Who
applies to him the proper way to han.
ole' ann and fire revolver. ASA resn1t
several young women have sDent novaI
quarter hours learning how to shoot et
a target without danger to t1omselv"s
OF tneir friends. They wish to ba nro.
pared Tor all emergencies, though thov
nave no expectation of sboofins ",
opan'ards in Cuba except in self d a0
ense.-New York Herald W.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06

a t a1, Island ISL, of Puerto Rico pays snoiu
the ;,I IS spent for tho residents Of
QUIZ 1nT lsi nn while the rest goes to sna;n "
pn nay %, oo7 OF the 4s9, 2G7 whites in
no ui.;o N'oo can read. All thu nublic
:; p's s are held by Spaniards. THAT
Democrat. LOUIS Globe.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
"eylcr's Idea of IN Inv,s,o,,

General Weyler has declared tho,
mnllo ne was captain general Of Cnha
~ proposed to the then prime mipister
o del Castillo, to declare war
s AZ nns the United States and to land
w, ooo men ON American soil Ho St;,1
p peiloVed that force of this sizo yyou r.,
&c pe sufficient to invade the United s Houio
n nlu aoaea that Spain might profit evon
n a. py the disorganizod America
amy ana navy to assume the ofTens;yo
special Cable to New York SIM
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
A CATCH.

lFrom tie tragicomedy of "T1e False As
trologer. ~
We know what is, but what will DO
We know not. No one ever knew.
Tie gods themselves cannot forcseo
ar gods there bc) what men may do.
Prophecies are arrows shot in the dark
Al an unseen mark.
If they miss it, we let them go;
If they hit it, as sometimes they will
When the night winds thithor blow,
We magnify the skill
OF tho hand that held the bow.
The only thing we know
Is that we live and die,
Not the inscrutable why
Poor puppets of crumhling clay,
The world goes round and round,
And We go with There today,
Tomorrow underground
'-Richard Henry Stoddard in New York indie
pendent.
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AS Science Views tho r;c,,.

wo "a soou many cold bloodod people ara
waiting anxiously for trial If 81 ra'' are
"ooweeh TWO great modern fleets T5a -
, WISELY " scientific demonstration of thn;,
1911 US war apparatus. Yorr trna
feelings 70 o 'aa never permits his
iau o'u ~ TO get the best of him.-Clena
iand Plain Dealer. oieVe-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06

henry George had all tho nonu,o,
gifts OF the american orator and io,,n
hallst, with something more. Sinc1,,;t y
rang ont of every utterancc. Snari,,a -
DOCK knowledge, he had hammered o1 -.
us thoughts upon the forge Of ,,rrsoral
experience and showed them hot frD|'
she hammer rude and unfri<bod D ~
form, For this very reason "prorro''
ana Poverty" stumbling bloch, a. ' ,o
sponslblo politicians, to tbe oo ,' -" IT,
professor foolishness, struck f., co '-'Y'I,'
mind OF the thinking poonlo Win l,' na,,
s snnol nt and dramatic force rho jn uG"
ence OF this first book Of sorinng '1 na
nohlc import which ever reacba, e .h
outer circle e the English rna[i In,' ' 'i'o
ao IS not to 10 Sighted. Ii jsn nd t,'u,
81 atep significance that surh ,-'i i1
' ,'' nave reached circulation IF fq lo1.
n1"s.'',. Ct 10000 copies. Uron t I"p
t pIeEsTI' d Tic early popularity Of t niI
, LOOK liehiy George threw tbo WIKI, " MS
n 'ia present personality, and his nroot
ft.s as orator and debater secured L;S
.n; and widely advertised his d na'
t u at time particularly favor. abl,
view. oi'nlshtly Re-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06

Leave Barre l.2oP NJ. 430P.M. D4c .4n:,.
Town Loo =. NJ. j. ~ p. N.
Leave WILLIAMSBURG 40 A. %. ~ r,.
Barre 500 A. N. 3.0UP,M '
+. W. BALDWIN,, \ " tI,v,,l>,..
up o,,I. en, SUPP. Gen Fus, A1.tL
H. H. SIouGHTON, Supt. II. X v. IL. Urt.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
Let's Talk 1t Over.

Hiram Church of Vershire was in II
city today. " "
James $. Mccoy of New York city
In the city to-day.
The trees around the high school wei
trimmed yesterday.
MIS-. W. NJ. Haywood is VISITING he
parents in Mortified.
&: NJ: Douglass has began workin
for Is. W. Hooker 4 Co.
Allen Martin is spending the after
noon at his home in Willam,town.
James McDcrmott was nned 50 an,
e costs, yesterday which amounted t,
Some en'crprising merchant NIGH
reap good harvest by securing q stick
OF Cuban flags for our patriots.
Fred Cassie got piece of steel in IN.
eye tuesday while at his work. He
, was unable to get it out until yesterday.
The members Of the Chorus Choir Of
me baptist church are requested to meet
al Tue church this evening at $50 for
rehearsal.
One old resident remarAe | this morn
.l"S 'Iat the gay send off which the city
gave the boys almost made him eager
to sign the roll.
City Representative W. F. Morse ha,
closed his laborS for the present at the
STATE House and resumed his duties at
his store this noon.
Supt. Phelps OF The Barre Water COM
pahy stated this noon that G. l.. Goo,-
nue. llad not yet arrived in th, city but
mat he expected him today.
II. Il. Mills did not show his patrio-
usm 10 " very good advantage today by
refusing to close his ,tore when asked |
10 10 so by some Of the othcrmcrchanl,.
John Boycc Of Webstcryille. received
serious wound of the right eve bv ny-
lng steel Wednesday. DR.. Hanson wa,
called and thinks there is 4 chancr to
save the sight.
Jones brothers took possession of the
quarrie' Of G. L. Tayntor a. Co. the first
on the Wcdk. Dayton Jones Of Chiraro ,
mas charge Of the quarric, and will re-
SIDE in Montpelier.
ii Is expected that nest week second
company Will be organized in the city !
10 take the place OF Company f while {,
they are absent from the city and TO he y,
ready IN case another call should be -
made on our city for volunteers. !
the story in circulation that the Kiuo
OF Italy had notified all American resi- .
dents who We're born in his land TO TO- y
ram from cnli<tinr IN the American, r
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
NOTICE..

To l.. j. Bolster and all persons interested
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the city of Barre ha, decided to lay out Il
street commencing on the ca>terly line of
Washington street, on the land of the said
l.. j. Bolster known as the Dalbeor land, and
extending easterly across the center of said
land TO The cemetery land; and we. the under
signed, street commissioners of the said City
OF Barre. have appointed the nth day of May,
y. u. lS!lS. at the City Council Room. in the
said City of Barre, at the hour OF one O'Clock
i'll the afternoon, AS the time and the place for
the hearing of all persons interested upon the
laying out OF said street and the award of land
damages, and from which the undersigned
viii proceed to examine the premises and con-
slider the question of the public good and the
convenience and necessity of individuals in
the layin" out of said street; and the under
signed Will meet at the time and place above
specified.
Dated at the City of Barre this Doth day of
April, A. ID. 1898.
F. r. CUTLER, street, commissioners
70 'G" y y " ,1: MeD"SMD, Of I. tie
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06
frchistoric Dentistry.

George Byron Gordon, the evn,oror
contributes an article on "The NIvstori
uus Clty OF Honduras to The Century
Inc article gives an account of discoy.
cries at Copan. Mr.. Gordon saws.
mo regular burying place has vot
oeeh found at Copan, but a numher ~
,soialea tombs have been explored. The
location Of these was strapan and ,,,a.
pected-beneath the pavement of conrt.
y'ruS ana under the foundations of
lol1scs' 1hey consist of small chambers
a. very excellent masonry, rooted some.
Tunes BY means of the horizontal arch NV,
soiaetl'nes by means of slabs of STONE rost
4 4ns Oh the top of the vertical walls In
.lleso 'ombs one and sometimes two in
.ofllehts had been made. The bodios
n'u oeen laid at full length uDou the
1oui, Inc cerements had long since
i'o4uercd away, and the skeletons +ha,>
Selves were III a crumbliu, co,,1;t;a'
; ana give little knowledge Of the nbvs
l l,'l Characteristics of the peonle. bnt
n ,;l l"ct OF surprising interest came w
iiS"' concerning their t,iyate livos
:. .'n'oiy' the custom of adornina ~.
-ioAc teeth with gems inlaid in tl ho
nalncl and by filling. Altbonoh na+ ' l,I
- .N9 sets OF teeth found had hoon
i' v'''ea III this way, there are enonoh ~
' no| 'i"C inc practice was general NJ
b ,''' . among the upper classes, for all
w. ~" 'onloS opened, from their assoc;a
a WIN prominent houses, Seem 70
,"0 "einhsed to people of rank and for.
'no' ne stone used in the inlovin,
%? d ptl2ht green jadeite. A circnlan
WY about one-sixteenth of an innL,
"i"l'cter was drilled in tho e,a,nn1
+ row and |"G i Two front teeth of the up "a a,
,]eitr or r1' 'niaiu with little disk of ".
' u,oo,, cat to a perfect fit and secured p
Aio''i' OF bright red cement &c
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Suburban Service.

TRAINS TO MONTPELIER
Leave Barre alo, y.iU A. NJ, l..oo, ...Y
IL UuP. NJ
TRAINS TO BARRE.
. Leave Montpelier $50, 9.l5, lo.5o A.a.
3.ou and i ~ Z. NJ
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06

SShCN i'-iN IkAlN SERVICE.
Leave Barre, 80, 800, 1885, A IN. II SO. 200.
''2V ~ ~. lo.oo r.A.
% afIs = Montpelier 10, $40, lO.5oA. w. T. .
~ AZ o4o 13O, 1920 p. Nj.
Leave Montpelier, go $50, 9.4j A. M H. ,
! t'oo, $780, lao, $50 $50 p NJ
"a nfrN" al harie. $50. 'or, 1905 A. NJ, 1870.
sou. Az, 6.5i, s.jU p. Nj
Suburban Service is .ul,.cf TO .haug, ,
cation IRON the people aul ...ore trans. o, .
'itht' or better service Will be chter!uIN ..,
ered. Az trains will stop on sigma AT ans .,
oetMeen Moiitpe'ier and Barre to taAt PASSED.. +.
ana VIII stop at any place to leave pes,,u4.r. -.
|'ue" Tue place Is made known to the conan. .
TRAINS EAST AND CONNIE, Tlu\>.
Connects at Wells Riycrw.n ls.
co'nho ia,ion Train north, d, ~, h
MAI and Express FRAN tof. ..,tr
tiJ f,lssumps.c Division uI Us, -,.l
,eo Maine Il. IL. Through ma. -,r
1'No "A. M. Vice from Wells KNcrlJ4 ,f.
9uth or White River ,luuo'I . to
boston. and via, BeiioN. r. > .,nl
ep' ingiield 10" New Yoih 4nlp,
IA Boston loo L, N, Ntv *
GRAND Central Depot IL i..N
:. hiough service, !tUr ~. 80
fipyaus stops at all 900. ....,
atuhs bttwetn els h4,r ,.l
pyahs, arriving at Falt.. ,o
T. NJ Conn cts at kaplau. a.-h
am Tor Portland and u.lti. .ru
lie en- Also with train ,. AIM.
mt MI Washington, allilir..~ .w
"'lt Wv p. NJ. IUuuct,- ID. } -
"Ner with the Mail rru. y.rh
IS, CO !. =. over lassGmp-ic Diyi iou.a.! .sc
- 90 r Ei Tactic Coast EApresr ,Iat.aA.
u'aii Pacific Railway to Ma ,.4,
quebec, Chicago ana tn, IaUdc
cast lhrougn sleeping t..l- }D.n.
lIeai t. Chicago every dsy .,..jt
Saturdays. TO Pacific Cu.-, .,.n
DAY except Sunday. Also W..I. EN
press rain arriving in i},-.. >.J
r. NJ. Also with train for fau,.0.,
Lancaster, VI hitelied, .h 81. .4.
Berlin, Grovetou ana Gran. ...,N
nailrond
Connects at W ellis Rilcr1ltH EN
press train north over Is. y N. H..
X. for st. Johnstury i.yua n.,' b.,
barton and Newport WITH ..m
O.~ mediation train south for nj ,l,,
oo =. M. between Wells River and Wltc
hNer junction. Also with iN.1,,.
irain north over White VI, ..N
DIVISION II Lisbon, littlrtuu. ,fb-
lehem Str, ct. Profile House. IOju
Mountain, Fabyans Cla,, ..t>
!, w e,,, hitefeld, Jeffersonana I4i,.,.ts
81 IN AN General Agent
w CO +. W MORSE, Gen'l Pass g,it.
~ a. sToWE1I., General Manager.
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Central Vermont Railroad
Tirne-T

INV q VIC.
Corrected TO JAN. g.
rains leave Barre daily, except ~i... .. O.,
oWs: -'
GOING SOUTH
$40 A.. M.-MAlL. For Boston ,I4. ..........
Filchbu1g; New YORK. VIA. >pli,... 49,
all New England points p.rlur .... .'
ton via. Lowell, without chang.
200 I. NJ. FAST EApkkse tuI...,,
Lowell, New York Via. Sptiu.,..s. ~ r..
New London. Buffet parlor c.f,. A.. ..'
DO .M.-LoCAL PAsrENGEH. w..
Il, Id Randolph and " t.,-
junction, connecting IS. NJ. I.... p.
train for W Windsor.
LOO P.M.-NIGHT ENPnEos. L.,..t,.,..
week days only but leaves Muit...,tt .S.
A. M, daily Including sunday. ...E..
ton wa. Lowell daily ,.l5 A. NJ bo-..f,.,
ftchturs, daily, $50 a. W., New I.,r. o.,
cept sunday ll25 Am. oii>i.i....,.-.,.
to springfield, only Wagner .cc., ....
to Boston via. Lowell and to si,r.i ..,..
GOING NORTH.
300 A. M.-lOCAL k&PREsss. FOR }.t.....
ton, 81. Albans. Richford, .ud i{oo-,- ...-.
Connects at Essex Junction with ga .r.....
all points on Rutland *. X.
8 .C5 7. M.-MAlL. For Buriinytoo 3, ...,,.
Cambridge junction, ST. .4!Ial,. ..
Norwood Dgdensbureh. M.-,. ...r
Car to Montreal,
S.lO L. M.-AApk.tSS for Bur.iu.n,.. -, a..
bans, and Montreal. Pullman Size. .... , H.
Montpelier junction 20 ChcA.u ...I..'
change. Due Chicago 80 r.M..,.r...a
connects at EsseA Junction Tor Sass ,It.
via. Rutland and Iro,.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06

newspaper duty was invented h,,
W. queen Anne. 1t was originally nenny
oi each sheet afterward raised to fonr
pence and abolished in 1865.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06

FOl ND.-A bunch of KEYS. Owner can
have same by proving property and pay
ING for advertisement. Call at the ENrEi,-
PRISE Office.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-06

Choicest line of Chocolates in the city.
Sec our new line of Goc. goods at only
10 cts. per Id. l.. NJ. Aycrill.