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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05

chase price in any case when perfect
satisfaction is not given. For actual
service they are the superior of any
goods sold at 75c. Our price per yard
is only SOC.
Six pieces As inch All Wool Serges
in Blues, Reds, Browns, Pearl and
Black. When you consider the width
they are remarkably cheap at only
53c. per yard
Four piecs 80 inch Plaids for Chill
dren's dresses. These are in pretty
colors and are particularly good fol-
waists and childrens dresses.
Price per yard only BOZ
Waists.
One lot of Velvet Waists in all col
ors. These are prettily made and are
our best selling Waists. They are su
perior 10 every way to any thing We
have had in past seasons at 81 so
These are now selling at only So 30
One lot French Flannel Waists witt
the hemstitched work. They come
in all colors and are new and up-to
date Our price earlier in the Stasor
was 1915. Now at only 81. 81
Dressing Sacks.
We have an extensive assortment o.
Dressing Sacks, made in the Woo
Eiderdown, in Blues, Reds, Pink ant
Gray. The p. ices are within reach OF
all. The better grades are beautifully
trimmed. The prices are
75c, 81 35, $3.50, $2.65, and 81
Kid Gloves
We offer another lot of these Kic
Gloves in all colors. Th Sc are the
equal. of any Gloves sold at 81 90, arc
superior 10 many at that price. Oul
price per pair, 90 cents.
CorSetS
One lot of the Short Corsots thai
are so popular 10 day. These are
made on French form, and come il
Pink, Blue and Drab
The Price only 80 Gents
Belts
The Very latest aud best are the new
Aiglon Belts. These como in all Gilt,
all Black and Black and Gilt, and are q
decided novelty, y full assortment.
Price, each so Cent?
Underwear
One case Children's Fleece LINED
Jersey Vests and Pants. These are the
best selling garments for children VT
have ever had; and why shouldn't
hey sell well when you can get the
small size as low as 3 cents, and only
80 cents for the largest sixe9 The in
termediatc sizes are | be, zoe and 2 81
Another case of Fleece Lined Jersey
Vests and Pants for ladies'. These
are excellent quality, and will com
pare favorably with those sold at I
much higher price than we ask. Price
per garment, only 2jc.
Special values in Ladies' Fine Woo
Underwear at SIC. and 500.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05
Dress Goods.

Ten pieces more of those Sc inch
Repellants in all colors. These are
remarkable goods for wear and at the
same time give very dressy appear
ance. We recommend these goods in
every way, and will refund the pur-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05
CITY NEWS

Bert Hutchins is in Brookfeld on
business to-day.
Miss Mamie Brush Of Williams
town spent Sunday in town.
Miss Newman of the Barre Candy
Kitchen is visiting for few days in
Lowell.
S. J. Traggis of Burlington Candy
Kitchen is spending few days in the
city.
The Clover Club will meet with
Mrs. Robinson Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
The Montpelier Seminary foot ball
team is playing N. L. at Mortified
today.
Rev. George W. Morrow the well
known temperance agitator was in
the city today.
City Judge W. A. Boyce delivered
an address yesterday before the Y. M.
c. A. at Montpelier.
Superintendent f. W. Stanyan,
who has been i'll for several weeks, is
now able to be out again.
f. M. Waterman has carpenters at
work fixing up the window in his
candy department preparatory to the
opening Of the store under a new
head.
New gilt trimmings, gilt buckles,
braids and silks. Neale & knight.
l72tf
Mrs. Jesse Cayhue received a tele-
gram from Pittst-ld, Mass, saying
that her mother had died there yes
terday. The body will be brought to
Winooski tomorrow, where the inter
ment will take place.
If you are looking for Kid Gloves be
sure and Call on US. Neale & Knight.
172tf
The Athena Club will meet with
Mrs. Cate on East street at 1870 p. III.
Nov. s, when the following program
will be rendered: F. Hopkinson Smith,
quotations from his writings, his life
and work, Mrs. Cheever: as an artist,
Mrs. Cate; Synopsis, Col. Carter of
Gainesville, Mrs. Bates; reading, Ca
leb West, Master Diver, Mrs. Scott.
Look at our white bed spreads.
Veale & Knight. 172tt
John Mclean spent Sunday in Bur.
lington.
J. G.. NORM went to his home in
Franklin Falls today to remain a few
weeks on a vacation.
E. E. Linnell late with Baird &
& Linnell, was taken today to More
town the home of his wife's sister tC
try and recuperate. He is in a bad
condition at present with Bright s
disease Of the kidneys and thinks he
can get along better at Moretown.
Miss Sadie Thompson and Mrs. Lin.
nell accompanied him.
New Art Draperies we have good
! line of these goods suitable for all
kinds of fancy articles. Veale &
Knight. 172t1
About three people saw good five
mile race on Saturday afternoon al
the Granite City Trotting Park. II
was between "Hope So" driven by Mr.
Colby and ''Baby Boy" driven by Mr.
Suitor and was won by the latter ir
the fast time of 80 minutes $50 sec
onds. 1t is expected another ract
will come off before the snow flies.
The Priscilla club will meet Tues
day evening at O'Clock with Mrs. B
W. Hooker on Park street.
Election returns will be received
from the stage at the opera house
Tuesday night during the produc
tion Of "Faustp by the Kennel,
Players. These returns are furnished
by the Republican and Democratic
city committee.
Allen Begg of Elm st. is on tn,
sick list.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05
Two Souls With But q

single thought, two twins insure as one.
Not at one price, but at one time, with one
mind. for the protection of the one mother.
We think the sentiment of this actual tran
saction is worth mention in the history Of
to-day. If ii is good for II young man Ia
protect his mother, it's twice as good for
the two young men to do 1t.
National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont
Mutual) ORG AIMED in 1850. 5, S. Bal
lard, General Agent. N. B. Ballard. Local
Agent. Rooms and 3, Miles Block. Barre
Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05
|Gilley&Abb0tt
Reliable Merchandise at Fair Prices

sweeping claim and likely dur to say IN
positively undese all competitors We leave
satisfy with the most reliable merchandise at only
evidence policy well accepted one is the fact
made the corresponding month one
making the largest months business in history we
continue
rcontde
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05

twenty-five Walking Skirts in two
shades of Gray or Oxford and Brown.
These are all we'll made, good fitting
and have ten rows of stitching. We
have been selling them at So 80 as a
leader. To coSe at only S2.oS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05
Golf Capes

Golf CapeS
New Capes just from the hands of
an expert manufacturer and designer.
If you are looking for something en-
tirely different from what you have
already seen, just look these Capes
over. You cannot fail to find just
what you want. The prices on these
newest ideas are from 50 so to ga.
Jackets
One lot of about ten Jackets for
Ladies or Misses In sizes 80 tu "a.
These are last seasons styles. The
regular prices were 5000 to 81. 80
Your choice at 1925.
About Is Misses Jackets In sizes / 4,
Is, IS, and 20, or will do for lady
that wears 80, "a or SO. They come
in black, castor and navy, are liced
throughout, and are cheap at $50,
our regular price to close at only
5000.
One lot Ladies Fine Sample Jack
cts in sizes 80, "a, 36 and 38, mostly
in blues and castor. These are finely
tailored. Some of them cost as high
as $4,000, Your choice at $1,000.
Two Ladies' "Auto" Coats. These
are very long, are half tight fitting in
the back, and both are beautiful gar
ments. The shades are Tan and Cas-
tor. The regular prices were $25.0
and S27.00
Your choice at S17 90
Skirts.
Twenty-Five Walking Skirts in two
shades of Gray or Oxford and Brown.
These are all we'll made, good fitting
and have ten rows of stitching. We
have been selling them at So so as a
leader. To c.ose at only 81 .3S.
ChiIdrens' Garments.
An almost endless variety Of Chill
drens Garments in Refers, Gretchen
and Paletot, the last named (Paletot)
being one of our most popular cold
weather garments for children. 1t Is
long garment with the box effect,
very pretty and stylish and at the
same time practical and comfortable.
These come In Blues, Reds and Tans,
and the prices are 81. so to SIS so
Infants Garments, two to six years
of age at 80 cts. to 80 OO
Childrens' Refers, three to twelve
years Of age, $3.50 to $40 90.
Furs.
The largest variety we have ever
shown, consisting Of Scarfs, Collar
cites, Capes, Jackets and Mulfs. We
can supply any Fur want you may
have. We have some pretty ideas liz
Scarfs from $500 to s15 90
! Dress Goods.
Ten pieces more of those 56 inch
Repellants in all colors. These are
remarkable goods for wear and at the
same time give very dressy appear
ance. We recommend these goods in
every way, and will refund the pur
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-05

have those wants supplied promptly and properly
from stock We are proud of Overcoats-
proud of the Low Prices name, the large variety
and the way they are made and trimmed There never
time when little money would buy such
Overcoat goodness as right here and now. The coats
carefully cut dressly made that they'd grace
any man. We have them in light medium and heavy
weights; in length, long, short and those that come
letwtcn; made from smooth and rough goods
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15

Mr. Earl lortnrop, clerk ont the Hallette, is quite Rick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
TO BE ESTABLlSHEDBY REV. HOLCOMB, BEING LIBER.
 ALLY ASSISTED
BY PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Hon, C. R. Breekinridge, Capt. s. Geisreiter and Crawford K
 Hudson Donate.

Pire Blufians have never failed to assist aa enterprise when they were convinced that ft was worthy and deserving one.
 One of the many instances to prove this. is the liberal way in which they have responded to the call of Rev. Sam s. Holcomb, who is conducting the Poor Mans Shel- ter, one of the most commendabe institutions of it's kind ever estao- lished here.
 Recently the city council, owing to the fact that there is no law au- thcrizing such, refused this man a El00 donation to assist him in main taining his shelter and continue his good work in Pine Bluff. After the refusal, Rev. Holcomb issued a cir cnlar in which be explained the past work of his shelter and also telling of this intentions to maintain it in the future and conduct it Ln much larger scale.
 He asked the public to assist him in the way of subscriptions, to es tablish wood yard of several hun. dred cords of wood, which wonld be cut and sawed by those applying for assistance at his shelter. The wood will then be sold and the pro ceeds or profits, from same, will be sufficient to pay the expenses of the shelter. This is clever idea and is being literally encourag- ed by our citizens and merchants generally. Besides many one, two and three dollar subscriptions, Rev. Holcomb has received the following donations and letters, which are self explanatory
 Capt. S. Geisreiter-I have read your circular calling for aid. Will cheerfully give &l0, and rather than have your enterprise fail will give $20 With high regards for your excellent undenoninational work.
 Hon. Clifton E. Brecklnridge- Please put me down for $5, payable on demand on your plan to help the poor. You have doue good work and hope you will be sustained.
 Messrs. Crawford X Hndson-In response to your circular, you may record the following subscriptions: J. W. Crawford, s5; F. M. Hudson, $5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
Totaa-..... S35. .e90 4s

All of the above sums of money, duly exhibited, examined and found to he correct.
 We fn& that the constable and magistra tes' accounts, as shown by the county clerk s books, are in bet ter condition than we ever knew them to be before j R. Frazier, oi Bolivar to wnsbip, and J. Nj. Hods, of Old River township. have been declared defaalters and transcripts furnished to grand jury by the coun- ty clerk.
 We find both the circuit and coun- ty clerks bo0ks in good order and well kept anG all fees dsae the county have been or will be settled as re quir9d by law.
 We find that 6ke sherig is charged with fines and f0rseitures in the cir cult court to the sum of $328 50, which amount, we suppose. he will settle as soon as collected. We also find that one Harry Rogers is oper- .ating retail saloon and has been doing so since January dst without ever having paid his license. We think this matter should be looked after.
 We recommend that the county i@dge call in ali outstanding war. rants. (Three reasons are giveG for suehl,.
 We the commissioners state fthat they have ordered proper books to be Used by the burning board and when they arrive will comply with the las. and burn all old warrants. tSigned) V.O ALEXANDER.
 R. D. MCGAIaHY,
 Mo HANF.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
THE eoMafIss1oMBIes REPORT.

We, the undersigned Commission CTS of Aeeoun ts of Jefferson county would most respectfully report that we have, as required by law, made a complete and thorough examination of the books, accounts. vouchers ot the several county officers and do present the folio wing as the result ot our investigations. to-wit:
 The treasurer's accounts cores bonding with the county clerk s books. show the following balances in his hands:
 Tn tsaatf-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15

Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
PINE BLUFF. ARK SUNDAY. APRIL 1900.
and county jail have made reports attached hereto.

and county jail have made reports attached hereto.
 We have examined the report Of the commissiore of accounts aud found same correct. In the matter of the delinquency of ore liquor license, we find the matter satis- factorily settled.
 We have found 209 true bills.
 We have issued l45 witness cer- tifcates.
 We respectfully submit this as our final report, thanking all off cials for their kind atten tion, courtesies, etc.
 H Riley, foreman; W " Seull, clerk; . L Thompson, ] B Johnson, P M Bridges, N H Allen. s John. son, " $ Powell, H c Fox, W D Vernon, F H Baldwin, J " HeIlums B E Culpepper, Josiah Bogy, R W Horsley and Alex Strauss.
 The various committees select ed from the grand jury to visit the poor house, county jail and Graeie's con vict farms, reported briefly, stating that they had complied with the law ana visited and investigated eacu place mentioned, aud found them in good condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
PINE BLUFF PRESBYTERY
Net at Clarendon and Transacted
 Much Business.

Rev. L Caldwell returned Sat urday afternoon from Clarendon, where he attended meeting of the Pine Bluff Presbytery, which con veaed there last Wednesday.
 Among the ministers and elders in attendance were. Rev. J. [. Caldwell, Pine Bluff53 Re. s c Al exander. Mon ticello; Rev. J F Law son, Warren; Rev L H Richardson, Helena; Rev B F Wallace, Fordyee; Rev L R Simpson, Clarendon. Elders J E Hampton, F6rdyce; W 5 Alexander, Pine Bluff; W R Wat son, Warren; " F Branch, Holly Grove; E Hall, Monticello, J W B Robinson, Clarendon
 Of the meeting the Monroe Coun- ty Times says;
 ''Tbe opening sermon was preached by Rev c Alexander, D D. from Prov. l6: 9-,A mans heart devlseth his way, but the Load directeth his step. The doc tor was very happy in his exegesis and illustrations. Upon the close of his sermon, presbytery was con tinned with prayer.
 Rev B K Wallace, of Fordyce, was elected moderator, aud W B Alexander, mayor of Pine Bldff, vas elected temp porary clerk.
 The regular business of the presbytery occupied the whole of Thursday. The written reports from the churches were heard and habded to the various committees. The state of religion and religious work as evidenced in these reports ie very encouraging.
 Thursday, owing to illness and distance some of the ministers ex, pected were unable to attend
 4sFriday night the presbytery listened to very able sermon by Dr. Caldwell on "Fhe Christ in Life.'
 Friday there were services at the Presby terien church, an address on the otigin of the eldersh:p, one On the origin of the deaconate, and one ou 1'The Deacon and his Work. These addresses will be delivered by pr. Cald well, Rev. Richardson and Key Lawson, in the above order beginning at 7:45 o'clock.
 Sunday 8 ! II m Rev B E Wal lace, moderator of the presbyterJ will preach at the Presbyterian church, and Rev J F Lawson wll conduct the night service at tht same church at 7:45.
 At the Methodist church Re, J F Lawson will preach Sunday mor-lng, and Rev B E Wallace a night.
 l The business of the presbytery will be finished Saturday and tht meeting adjourned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
EASTER WILL BE APPROPRi- ATELY OBSERVED AND
 CELEBRATED.
SPLENDID SONG SERVICES
All the Handsome Edihces Taste fully Decorated for the occa-
 sion-The Choirs.

The various churches of tle city have been handsomely decorated with eyergreens and flowers of ev- cry description for Easter, and the services today will doubtless be at tended by hundreds of people. spe. cial talent has been secured at home and from abroad for the diff. terent choiss and the song services at eacb house of worship will be 6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
AND COMMISSIONERS OF AC- COUNTS MAKE THEIR
 REPORTS.
JUMPS ON THE CITY.
The Grand Jury Finds Election Frauds Without Putting
 on Speetacles.

After being in session for almost a month, the Jefferson county grand jury brought in it's report Saturday and adjourned.
 In reporting to Circuit Judge A. B. Grace, the jury says:
 i've convened on the 18th day of March and have been in session ff- tasG days.
 We have examined everything submitted to our body carefully and have found indictments where suf- 6eient evidence was brought out to sustain same.
 We have examined carefully in the matter of publieroads and found them in a fairly good condition, put we have found some of theeTerseers failing ia their duty to properly make their report.
 Ofgam bling the jurors have the following in their report:
 ''In the city of Pine Bluf we have 10 report an unusual condition of affairs. We have sufficient reason to believe that gambling of every description is carried on openly and undlsgnisedfy in and about every saloon in the city in violation of city, county and state laws.
 This gam bling is virtually licensed by a.sNstem which we believe is n. .tualLy understood and agreed apAsabv the ,violators of the law on the one hand and our public officials who have control of this branch of the criminal law on the other. By the terms of the apparent agree meut, of which positive proof iden tifyingsprineipals. is almost impos- sible to obtaln, regular schedule of fines for specified violations |. is levied and, collected, in many cases without any warrant or arrest be ing made or trial had in court, the payment of which is accepted in full satisfaction of all past offenses, and without further repetition of the same offenses. This arrange ment is SC arranged as to make it source of revenue for the offenders, care being taken by the off cials not toedeal with the violators with the eN;ew to the suppression of the evil.
 Regarding election frauds that you recommended to the jnry to in- vestigate, we have to report that in the following townships, White. vile Aud Jefferson, we found evi dences oi irregularities, ard alsu found evidences of frauds in Wash ington and Bolivar, but we did not have time 10 obtain sufficient evi- .dence to warrant.us taking steps in so grave a matter, and think ing at the same time that more time sholId be given in order to go through and thoroughly sltt all evidence in every case, we hereby refer tbe election matter to the next grand jury.
 The committees appointed to ex anime the convict farm. poor house
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15

We have been told on the "a U that marriage in real high life will occur in this city today. The bride elect, 1t is sad, will be a charming, most beautiful and accomplished young widow and the groom a well known and popslar young business man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15
Al ALBUQUERQOE.
William J. i'ryan Was Given a Gland
 Ovation Saturday.

Eg.acial to Graphic.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., April l4.-- William Jeunlngs Bryan was dis. tinguished guest at Albuquerque today. He was given carriage ride over the city this morning, address ed large audience On public square this afternoon and opera bous tonight, followed by J reception at Commercial Club.
 Received throughout grand ovation, but unfortunately New Mexico has no electoral vote.
 
 Mir. Earl ITnrfh hrrr clark onI fbn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-15

with eyergreens and flowers of ev-l cry description for Easter, and the services today will doubtless be at tended by hundreds of people. spe- cial talent has been secured at home and from abroad for the diff. ferent choiss and the song services at eact house of worship will be [ rare treat.
 sT. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH.
 Tbe St. Joseph Catholic Church on West Sixth avenue has been prettily arranged for Easter. Handsome decorations adora the interior. The usual pretty services will be excellent features today. Father ]. M. Lucey will preach in the morning and Father Plankett at night. The services will be most interesting.
 LAKESIDE METHODIST CHURCH.
 The young people have decorated the Lakeside Methodist church. Easter services iL this pretty edi- fee usually attract large crowds and are always highly enjoyed and very Instructive. At II o'clock this morning there will be special Easter service. The evening ser vice will be in charge of the ehil- dren of the Lakeside Jewels, a ju venie missionary society Evening service beglps at 7.45 c'clook. All are cordially invited to attend.
 TRINITY CHURCH
 Few churches can boast of as impressive and Easter services as the Trinity. The ladies of that con- gregation worked hard all Saturday afternoon tastefully arranging things and decorating the interior of the church and the altar. It is one of the prettiest church build ings in the city. Rev. w. D Buckner, the brilliant young divine will officiate at all the services.
 Processional Hymn 1l0-"Gome Ye Faithful
 Passover Hymfl-Llovd.
 Georia Patri--Danks.
 To Deum Warren.
 
 Hymn 1!2-"Jesus Christ Has Risen Today.o
 kyni 35s-Unknown.
 Gloria Tibi. 3so-Bonor.
 Introit III. Christ, the Lord, is Risen Today"
 Sermon-Immortal of the Soul.
 uffertory Sentences 47S- Hymnal
 Offertory. Bright Shines the Col 1en Sun. Mrs. Fred L. Dilley.
 Sanctus Al, Hymn 225.
 Gloria i'll Excesis 43s. Racessional Hymn 123 Aleluia!
 Rev. W. D. Buckner, pastor. Mrs. E.. w. Boeage, organist, and Mr. !. Seldon Wright, choir master.
 The members Of the local lodge of Elks No. 149 will attend the morning services at the Trinity church in a body.
 MAIN STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
 The Main Street Methodist church is the most handsome church in the city. It's seating capacity will be taxed today and the services much enjoyed. Rev. ]. A. Anderson, the pastor in charge, will conduct the sersices. The church will present a beautiful appearance as it has been most charmingly decorated. The choiI is a good one and is composed of some of the most efficient musi- cians and singers in the city They are Mesdames. William Nichols, F. E. Renfrow, Charles Harris and Fred M. Hudson Misses Hattie Holland and Annie Saunders. Messrs. Holland, Spratt and sligh. Mrs. F. W. Hudson will sing a solo at the evening services. The Knight Templar lodge of this city will attend the morning services in body. The following srogram will be rendered Sunday evening under the auspices of the Sunday school:
 Prelude Mrs. Owen.
 Doxology.