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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07

Will a goudly number of stonecut-
tiers of the Presbyterian Society
come around imediately after
supper this evening to assist in put
ting the curling about the triangular
plot in front of the church;
Irving Whitehead is taking a yaca-
ton for a few days.
TO every purchaser of a 10 cent
loaf of bread Saturday ] will give
half a pound OF fresh candy free.
Union Bakery, IIale's block. 1t
At the regular meeting of Hiawa-
tina Lodge, No. 20, /. O. @. f. held
last night the business was all of a
routine nature.
Given away free on Saturday q half
pound Of fresh candy to every par
chaser of a 10 cent loaf of bread.
Union Bakery, Ilale'S block. At
On account of lack of space today
the official record of Tuesdays city
election has necessarily been set over
until tomorrow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07
OLDEST METHODIST DEAD.

Williams Calf, Sept. 7.-Rev.
Lordnzo Waugh, the oldest Mctho-
dist minister in the world. died sud
denly while alighting from the train
at the station here. lie was born in
1908 and had been in the ministry IS
years.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07
SATURDAY SPECIAL
X SAL E X
67C DOMESTIC WRAPPERS SIC

We were just fortunate enough to secure another lot OF
those domestic Wrappers, same as we had for our last
wrapper sale, and by the way those sold we were convinced
that they were the BEST wrappers we ever offered at the
nrice. There are 10 dozen in 4 the lot and they come in Black
and White, Grays, Pinks, Blues and Reds and in all sizes
from 80 to ~ and go on sale early Saturday morning at only
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07

The "FOod Sale" will be held as
usual at the Universalist vostry on
Saturday afternoon from , until S
o'clock. Instead of baked beans the
ladies will offer salads, corned beef
hash, white and brown bread, dough-
nuts and cake. 1928
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07
Anxiety Presents

itself Instantly when our eyes open to the
world, after i nights sleep. Now. suppose
Won do no, wake up any more, will i be 'st
the same with the family? Will they have
any claim on u.s.
National Life Insurance co. OF Vermont,
NIutual). ORGANIZED in 1850. S. s. Bal
lard, General Agent; N. b. Ballard, Local
Agent, Rooms 2 and 3. Miles Block, Barre. VT.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07
REMOVED.

I have located my Office at 259
North Main St., corner Merchant st.,
in the A. M. Jackman house while re.
pairing my house. Hours s to 8 a.
M, IL to 2 and 6 to 8 pm.
O.. Il. CAMP, M. D.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07
CLAIMS MAJORITY.

st. Johnsbury, Sept. from the
returns received here of Tuesdays
election, Gen. Grout claims 1877
votes on the first ballot.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-07

TO KENT-Tenement of seven rooms at
6S1 No. tn Main street. For particulars call
and see Arthur Campbell at Reynolds & Son
l23tf
WANTED-At once five or six good stone
masons and Il good teamstar. Apply TO W,
&. Jones, "a Eastern Ave. 122-127
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
PORTLAND COLE CLUR.

The mems annual tournament Will
begin on Wednesday afternoon at two
O. ooIock when the qualifying round Of IS
holes will be played. The first eight
players Will compete for the club cham
pionship and first and second prizes The
first prize is the handsome and valuable
silver cup presented to the club by Owen,
Moore & Co., to become the property of
the one winning the championship three
times. The tirst name blazed thereon is
that OF the Rev. G. Morton Sills who
led the way in 1898. Last year the trophy
fell into the lnsatiate clutches of the
Standard Oil trust and the name OF
Francis Hoyt appeared. Weather per
mitting the tournament will continue
on Thursday and Friday afternoons, at
the same hour, and end on Saturday,
when two most finished exponents OF
the game will engage in So hole con-
test, beginning at 10 O'Clock. 1t is hoped
that the large and distinguished gallery
will not consist entirely Of the caddies.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
DIVORCES DECREED.

These divorces have been decreed by
Judge Strout in the Supreme court:
Mary A. Leslie Of Portland, nbellant,
VS.. Walter F. Leslie Of Portland, gross
and confirmed habits Of intoxication.
Ida N. SouIe of Freeport, libellant VS.,
Eugene S. Soule Of Freeport, cruel and
abusive treatment.
Sadie E. Foster Of Portland, nbelant,
VS.. Frank L. Foster Of Livermore Falls.
Maude L. Meserve Of Windham, libel
liant, VS.. John W. Meserve of Standish,
gOss and confirmed habits of intoxicaton.
Edith L. Wentworth of Portland, libel
liant, VS.. Alvah Wentworth of Portland,
gross and confirmed habits OF intoxica-
tion.
Mary E.Lord of Portland, nbenant, VS..
Charles E. Lord of Portland, cruel and
abu siVe treatment.
Elizabeth [. Osmond, nbellant, Of Port
land vs.. Alfred Henry Osmond Of Port.
land. gross and confirmed habits of in
toxication. Custody of minor child
awarded mother.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

On Thursday, October Is, Bramhan
lodge No. 3, K. Of P, viii hold its an
nuaI reunion and banquet. Prominent
members OF the order having accepted
an invitation to be present, the usual
good time is assured the members being
present.
The members Of the Portland High
School Cadets viii meet Thursday after
noon for the purpose OF electing officers.
A case of scarlet fever at 21 Stevens
Plains avenue has been reported to the
board of health
Carpenters are working in the regis
try of probate. putting in new cases for
the Office records.
The public buildings committee met
yesterday morning and settled final de-
tails concerning contracts on the con
struction Of the new pest house, extend
ing the time for completion of construc-
ton February 1st.
Clinton Simonton, late Socialist can.
didate for Congress in this district, left
last evening by boat for Eastport, where
for the next two weeks he Will deliver a
series Of lectures in that Vicinity.
The postponed meeting Of the Cresco
club will be held Thursday, October 18th,
with Mrs. Walker, 6 Grant street.
The first meeting Of the Urban club
viii be with Mrs. Augusta Stubbs, 81
Reed street, this afternoon at three
O'Clock. A full attendance is desired.
The ladies circle Of the Woodfords
Congregational church will hold the first
meeting Of the season in their chapel
Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Primary Teachers Sunday School
Union will meet this afternoon at 4.3O
at the Camera club rooms, Y. N. G. A.
hall, Miss Norton VIII preside,
There will be clam bake tonight at
the Portland Athletic club.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
SUPERIOR COURT.

Albert 5. Witham VS.. Daniel F. Emery
Jr.
This is an action OF trespass in which
the plaintiff claims to recover damages
for personal injuries received from the
bite Of dog owned by the diff. S daugh-
ter on the 9th Of last March. The plff.
claims that he was walking on Bracket
street, when this dog, fox terrier, came
running across the street and snapped at
him, putting two teeth into the calf of
his leg. He followed the woman that
the dog was with, and saw the dog put
into Mr.. Emery's team. the daughter
Marion being In the team; he then fol-
lowed the team to the house and notified
them that the dog had bitten him.
The dft. claims that this dog was not
the dog that bit the pliI. The woman
who was with the dog was Mrs De-
Costa, a former employe OF Mr.. Emery's
She said that the dog was in the habit Of
coming to her house early in the morning
and staying till five or six in the after
noon, every day, that on this day she
Is positive the dog did not bite any one
while out with her on the street, The
dit. also claims as matter Of law that the
plf. cannot recover because he has al
le ged in his writ that the daughter was
both owner and keeper Of the dog, and
this he must prove; and that according
to the testimony Of Mrs. DeCosta 1t is
conolusiyely shown that the daughter was
not at this time the keeper Of the dog.
Geo. Libby for plff.
Libby, RObinsOn & Turner FOR oft.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
COMING FOOTBALL BATTLE.

On Wednesday the Fort Preble foot
ball team which has made a remarkably
good showing this year viii meet the
crack team from the University Of Maine
on the Deering grounds. The soldier
team knows how to play football and
have been working hard to get up among
the best teams IN Maine. The game in
which they defeated Colby here a few
weeks ago was an eye opener for many
who love football. Last Wednesday with
a crippled team on muddy grounds the
soldiers were defeated by. the University
Of Maine to the tune Of 10 to 0. 1t will
not happen again if the soldiers can
help 1t. They mean to make the fight OF
their life to win this game and the ex-
perts who have been watching their work
say they viii do 1t. On the University
team viii appear Carlos Dortlces who
was long one Of the Portland High
schools crack players. This contest
will be one worth seeing and If the
weather is fair the soldiers should have
a Egood crowd to cheer them on to VIC
tory.
These men from Fort Preble are keen
sportsmen and enthusiastic over the
game to which they give good support.
Lovers OF football should help them bear
the heavy expenses Of this game.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
PERSONALS.

Judge W. L. Putnam Of the United
States District court went to Boston yes
terday to preside at the session Of the
United States Court Of Appeals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elwen are on
their way home from Europe.
Mrs. q. St. John Smith and her son
and daughter are in Milton, n. H., for a
stay Of several months.
Miss Folger Of Winter street has re-
turned from visit to Boston.
D. W. Heseltine, Esq, and Sheriff
Despeaux left for Brownyille Sunday
and from there they viii go to the MiIi-
noeket region for a week or two OF shoot.
ing at big game.
Miss Lucy Rowe, of CORVALLIS, N. s.,
and her friend, Miss Stone of Bath,
England, who have been the guests the
past week of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Tol-
man, Cumberland street left Sunday
for Montreal and Niagara Falls.
Hon. Forrest Goodwin of Skowhegan,
member of the state committee from
Somerset county, passed through Port
land Saturday on his way to New York,
where he is to take part in the speaking
campaign under the auspices Of the Re-
publican National Committee.
Governor Elect John r. Hill of Angus
ia with Mrs. Hill is at the Hotel lou
raine He is sitting for portrait which
will be done by J. Harvey Young. The
portrait will be hung In the State House.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.

A smau crowd attended the illustrated
lecture on Cuba last Friday night II
the Vestry Of All SOULS church given By
Messrs. Clement and Seybt. The lecture
was very interesting and well illustrated
with many fine Views. 1t is to be regret
ed that there was not larger atten.
dance, especially as a certain per cent OF
the gross receipts were to 20 to the
Seminary football team.
1t Is expected tina the formal opening
Of the Macarthur gymnasium viii be on
next Friday evening. A large attendance
Is expected at the reception and dance.
The weekly hop was held IN the din
ing room Saturday evening. About ten
couples were present.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
WEDDINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Margaret Kelleher and Mr.. Melvin
Rhodes were married at St. Francis de
Sales church, WaterFilIs, last Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Father Roy celebrated
the nuptial mass. The bride was attended
BY her cousin, Miss Mayme White Of
Portland, and Mr.. Cornelius Kelleher
acted as best man.
The presents were numerous and very
beautiful The happy couple left immedi-
ately on short wedding trip.
James B. KelIeher OF Portland and
Mrs. McMahon OF Bangor were among
the guests present.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
HER CASE IN COURT.

Yesterday morning Frank E. Morrill,
Of Windham, was before the Municipal
court on a charge of an attempt to steal
hens from Amos Mann. Some of the
government witnesses were not present
and the case went over until Wednesday
morning. County Attorney Libby ap-
peared for the state and Henry j. Conley,
Esq for the defence.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
REAL EsTArE TRANsFERs.

Hannah L. Hsrtshorn of Portland tC
N. Grant McAloney OF Portland. for 81,
land and buildings on Wilmot street.
William II. Weston of Boston to Abbie
D. Weston of Yarmouth, for 81 land and
buildings In Yarmouth.
Walter G. Roberts of Brunswick to Geo.
L. Roberts Of Harpswell, for 81, land and
buildings in Brunswick.
William H. Sinnitt Of Bailey's Island to
Miss Aida Thomas OF East Orange, n.
j., for $3.50 land on Bailey's island,
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

The civil service commission invites
special attention to the examinations to
be held at Portland and other cities, be-
ginning Oct. %. Among the positions
for which the commission has had diff
Guilty in securing el1gibles are the follow
ing: craftsman, assistant craftsman,
teacher, Indian service, meat inspector,
and clerk IN land Office service. Any
person desiring to take any Of these ex-
aminations should at once write the civil
service commission at Washington for
blanks and information.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16

YOUNG MAN IF YOU
WANT a position, adver-
tise in the business
mans paper,-the DAILY
PRESS,-and get best re-
suits. 25 cents a week
for 40 words.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
sINGLLE TAX CONFERENCE

The first annual conference Of the
Maine Single Tax association will be held
at Congress hall, tomorrow. The after
noon ses son viii begin at O'Clock ana
will consist Of reports and election of off
GERS. In the evening the members will be
addressed by E. S. J. McAllister and
others.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
THE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY.

J. P. libby &C.
Owen. Moore & Co.
o. c. ElWel.
Frank n Low g Co,
OTen HOOpeT's sons.
J.. T. Fnss & B11s.
Rines Bros. CO.
Maine General Hospital.
BOland Glove Co.
Geo. c. shaw.
Allen & Co.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft
Locke & York.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Foot Ball.
KOiZschuar Uall-Le0nOra Jackson.
New Wants, For sale, 10 Let, Lost Found
and similar advertisements VIII be found Oh
page 10 under appropriate Deads.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
Hooks @ EYes.

"Waldorf, . 2 dozen on a card, 100
The FauItless. hump or spring, 90
Appleton's Invisible, loo
Ball and Socket Fastener, 2 sizes, 40
each, per dOz., loo
Peet7s invisible eyes, without hooks,
doz., %
Peet's invisible eyes, with hooks, 2 doz.,
Francis Eyes, 2 doz. package for 90
Imported dress hoops, 8 doz. in box,
loo.
Military Hooks and Eyes.
Sizes and 10, 2 doz 30, box 100
Size g, 2 dOz. DC, box l2c
Swan-bilI, sizes 2,3, 4; 2 doz. Sc, box, 12c
DeLong Hook and Eye tape, black,
white and gray, yard 25c
Brownie Hook and Eye tape, black,
white and gray, yard, zoo
Niagara Fasteners" combines Hooks
and Eyes with stay for dress front, per
pair, goo
Electus Fasteners (ball and socket on
tape good for plackets, per yards. Doc
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
Pebble Cbex,iOt.

Ihe 1oundation like any cheviot but
ellny- TIM textile pebbles are strewn all across
, sos surface. roper for street or journey
ches. S1.25, L 50, Zoo.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16

TO
pcs, loo
Velveteen, per yd., 3, 6, 70
KIelnert's Telegram Brush edge, back,
per yard, 100
Star Skirt Protector, per yd., 30
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
COx'erF CZofb.

- Three na6i0nalitIes, German France,
England. lAhe concert OF Powers you
see. ,, oerY1cEsable, andshandsome; dust
can can i've On 10. and so rolls off; does not
Wrinkle easily. CoIors to suit every
uaasse. 30 LWo widths and three prices.
40 40 lnches VIDE, S1.OC
4S inches VIDE q 6G
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
SesOfn8 Silks.

100 yd. spooIs, 5o and lOC
Large spools, 80, Cox
Button-hole Twists (16 yds.), 81
Kerr's Lustre Twists, Ga substitute FOL
SILK, strong, smooth, fast color), 4OI
yards. l0l
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
Plafd-b1rkc

Inc douO1e-Eace kind. For short Skirts,
SeA SSac1e1s, anu youngsters wear. Don
nave 70 me H. A large assortment OF
90otHor!ngs' oH 81 to "a inches wide. S1.0O,
60 O6ner ~ AsrseEs, Meltons and Coverts,
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
Spool COff0n.

Machine Coats or Clark's, &c
10 spools for 55C
Basting Cotton, 500 yds., 5C
Linen Thread, 200 yd spools, 1OC
Carpet Thread, skein, Il
Uncle Sam; S Carpet or Button Thread
linen finish, 100 I'd. spools, %
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
SI.OO
$3.50
weight,
$500
Milan Czofb.

Heavy IN 6ae hand (almost) as Castor
Beaver 15 was woven 55 inches wide,
5nen snruniN eight inches in width, max
ing 10 nov ~ inches wide. Great for
shades.
Price, 81 1h
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
Dress Stays.

Improved Sterling, black, white, slate,
blue and pink. per dozen, 25e
Imperial Duplex, black, white, gold,
red and pink, per doz., 15c
Waldorf" black and drab loo
Silver Star, black, white, drab and
pink, 15c
Eclipse, black, white, drab, 100
Up-to-date, black and white, 100
Ko-Rect, white, blue, gold and drab,
100
Marlborough, black, white and drab, lOo
Silver bone, uncovered, per doz,, 25o
lightning, uncovered, per dozen, 25o
Duplex Eagle, uncoveIe !, per dozen, 25o
Superior, uncovered, per doz., 100
Japanned, uncovered, per doz,, 100
Real 6VbaIebone,
Sc in per stick, zoe
Bone CoSeir1g- Tabular.
Cotton, yd. &c. 9yd. piece, 15O
Linen, yd. &c. g yd piece, 25c
Silk, I'D, 4c. 9 yd. piece, 25o
Feather Bone (bOth waist and sGirt.)
Dress Shields, more than dozen kinds.
| ]. R. LIBBY GO.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
Belfing

for inside the waist, per yd., to 20c
Circular banding for skirts wide, per
yd., 70
Circular banding for skirts, narrow,
per yard, 5c
Ever Ready" skirt bands; made of
circular banding; ball and socket fasten-
ers; loops to hang skirt; black and gray,
all sizes each loo
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16

~ o
for Bicycle Skirts, per yard, loo
Six TaGfefa
for seam binding.
No, 2. Black, white, colors, 1870
Line 81 which is wider and better
quality than No. 2. Black, white, col
ors, 11e
No g. Black and white, 25c
SILK Prussian Binding per yard, 40,
per pcs, 25c.
.Skirf Binding.
''Feder's Pompadour, the most dura-
bic brand yet invented, we have 40 tints,
per yd., &c
Feder's Autograph. This combines a
brush braid with a velveteen, black, navy, !,
seal. myrtle, per yard, 10c
Moss-edge binding, black only, per yd.,
Gof's roll braid, and yard pcs,
Gof's Angora braid, wide, I'd. pieces
Same in extra width, black only, {
yd., pcs, at 15C
Black MOhair braid, (1s hne), yds.,
4 d HHDDV mn
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16
French &er6e.

n,sEe, NE s91oed1mes call them "INDIk
~. " LIS, LIS light colors, four reds ant
iour Oluess = sOod 75c quality, A inch,
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16

IL Len ltz color combinations, very harmoni-
Jus 20 SneoSss ,..s smooth surface. Dollar quail
" : nfs.n-r.-- e llol-Ss=s NSrIde 69c
0taOOuIsS you'll need Innings too.
o5- 1noro II - T Lining section you will find
o'eiy 49, al '1o1ss18 required in the building of
1taSst Gaess, al the newest fads arrive here
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-16

Buckram collars, each, DC
Collar stifener, black, white, slate, 2
inch, per yard, 1Oc
255 inch, per yard, 15c
Queen seIf-adj djustment Collar Buck
ram; reinforced front; lined and bound {;
containing steel spring, need no hooks;
high, low and medium widths, sizes from
13 to II, each 15c
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-07

Everybody is busy. patronize the bazaar. Business is booming. Try to make some hear. glad. Christmas is but Is days hence. Fresh Oysters at Trice & Altman's. Silver Novelties all kinds at Brady's. Boiled Ham, Soc ID. Trice & Altman. Mr. J. ". Naylor spent Sunday in |the city. Order your Christmas jug from Ike Mallory. There should be one or more Christ. |mas trees. Don't forget the Bazaar on December |e0 and 2l. Wedding Presents in great variety lat Brady's. Rubber animals reduced to 15c at  Send the children to Pettus tS Bu. |iord for caps. Such beautiful December weather is  Eugene Barrow has been on the sick
 ist this week. 2 Woody Paslay was in Memphis Tues.
 on business. ID and Saucer and Picture eases ~ Newsstand. E. Re finest cigar for DC in towE-"Mil- t,' at llancock's. T. Percy Barker spent Wednesday lalemphis on business.
 Sterling Silver Novelties at popular
 prices 1t Newsstand.
 $. P. Mcdaniel was in Memphis
 Tuesday on business.
The Forrest City times., 1900-12-07
CoAL Hops AND VASES.
 ATKINS & HoYRE

See our line of musical instruments. Landyoigt & Vadakin. 1t seems to be the wish of the masses who live m the country, that The town hog be left unrestTaineu. Alphabet and Building blocks some Of the newest ideas and aIl the best sellers-at lhe Newsstand.
 Have you seen the pretty mirrors at the Newsstand. Nothing more appro- priate Tor your lady friead.
 The plum pudding and brandy sauce will have ,he correct flavor if you get the brandy of Ike Mallory. Pettus & Buford are sole agents for Days Famous Iron Clad y Rubber Boots. Guaranteed Shag Proof. Squire w '. Thomas, of Democrat. was m town Monday 10 attend Quorum Court, and gave, us d pleasant call.
 All handsome Christmas publications will arrive at the Newsstand during this month. Don't fail to see them.
 The most effective little liver pills made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They never gripe. ]. II. Dunavant. Pettus & Buford pay the highest price for cotton, and will sell you gosds cheaper than any House in Forrest | City.
 A carload of Owenb0ro wagons, the | best wagon on the market, just re- ceived and for sale by Russell, Graham x Co.
 Mir. E. J, Buford. of Okolona, Miss. l IS visiting his wife and children in this city. and will probably remain several weeks.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old FOllmer whiskey is the best, tell your friends. T. (. Folbre & Go sell it.
 | Any gentleman will appreciate a Fountain pen for Christmas Buy it at the Newsstand. They cost you sl 25 to $l 50.
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker. of Good. l win, accomp panied by the babies, were genial visitors to the city Tuesday morning.
 FOR SALE-An Upright Piano. Coed condition; low price. Apply al the store of The Forrest City Novelty Company.
 Now is the time to get your Xmas jug-tny grade or proof whiskey-a, the Four Hundred, NJ. V. Hancock proprietor. Robert Saxon. of Trenton. Arkansas. was in the city several days last week to visit friends. The attraction is very great.