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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
cordially
Gilley & Abbott, Barre
9Th ANNIVERSARY SALE 9Th

VIM. Hunter has finished work at
the Times office.
The Misses Yorke of Williamstown
were in the city today to bid farewell
to a friend who left for Vergennes.
Frank Ball commenced work for
Jones Bros, at s o'clock yesterday
morning and finished at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Cornetist w. J. Gibertson was in
Randolph last night and played in a
local minstrel troupe. lie goes there
again tonight to play at wedding.
Given away free on Saturday half
pound of fresh candy to every .pur-
chaser of a 10 cent loaf of bread.
Union Bakery, Hale's block. At
I Four race horses arrived this morn
Jog for the races at the Granite City
trotting park Sept. ! and s. They
were Mac, owned by Guy Bently If
White River Junction; Baystone, own
ed by N. p. Wheeler of White River
Junction: Graphic, owned by f. II.
Hyde of Billings Park and Robert Fl,
owned by V. E. Adams of Town.
shend, N. II.
Go to Hale's pavilion on Saturday
evening and enjoy the music and
dancing. 1928
The committee in charge of the
Boys Club desire to say that none of
the pledge books sent out contain the
names of all the subscribers, it being
impossible to copy within the limits
of the books all Of the names, for ex-
ample of the Five Dollar subscribers.
So that no one need feel his subscrip.
tion has not been recorded or noticed
because it does not appear in the
books.
DO you want to make a Circular
Shawl? If so be sure and buy Lion
Brand Shetland Floss. We will give
you directions free. Shetland Floss
for sale by Veale & knight. I'd
Milo W. Curtis, farmer living on
East Hill, and Margaret NJ, daughter
of Mr.. and Mis-. Francis Leith, were
united in marriage at O'Clock This
morning at the Presbyterian parson-
age, Rev. Thomas Mitchell perfol ming
the ceremony. They left Immediately
for wedding trip among friends in
New York state. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritchic acted as best man and brides.
maid.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06

Notice W. G. Jones' advertisement
in want column for stone masons and
teamster wanted.
The penny thc-slot weighing
machine at the G. V. depot has re-
ceived a coat of silver paint.
At the regular meeting of IIiawa-
tina Lodge No. 20 to be held this eve
ming, the lnitiatory degree will be
worked on one candidate.
The Consolidated Lighting Co.
moved one of their poles in front of
George Corners this morning SO as to
bring it within the curbing.
David Gale of Williamstown, was
in the city yesterday. He has finish
ed work at the Peoples Shoe Store on
account of the illness of relative.
Miss Annie Mead of Smith College
at Northampton, Mass. arrived in the
city this forenoon to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. +. Morse.
To every purchaser of a 10 cent
loaf of bread Saturday will give
half a pound OF fresh candy free.
Union Bakery, Hale's block. At
The street commissioners and city
engineer are in consultation today
over proposed repairing of the side
walk on the Main street side of the
National bank.
Mrs. L. E. Stevens of Lowell,
Mass. who has been visiting he SOD,
William, went to South Royalton to-
day. Mrs. William Stevens accom-
panied her as far as Montpelier June
tion.
The "Food Sale" will be held as
usual at the Universalist vestry on
Saturday afternoon from 2 until 5
o'clock. Instead of baked beans the
ladies will offer salads, corned beef
hash, white and brown bread, dough.
nuts and cake. 1929
The civil case of Newman vs. Stay.
ton for the alleged conversion of a
certain horse which Slayton sold on
an execution to satisfy the debt Of
V. II. Lovely, is on trial in city court
today. A. A. Sargent for plaintiff and
M. M. Gordon and w. w. Lapoint for
the defendent
The regular monthly meeting
Saint Elizabeth Chapter, church of
the Good Shepherd, will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock,
with Mrs. w. ID. Reid. 120.2l
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06

B. P. White is in Montpelier serv.
ing on the Grand Jury.
Ladies Social Union tomorrow af.
ternoon at 2.30.
Max Weinberg of Boston is visiting
Jake Morse and M. s. Levin.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Tobin of Swan
ton, are visiting W. G. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Averill have
returned from Peaks Island, Maine.
William Hunter went to Randolph
and Bethel this afternoon, distribut-
ing bills for the races.
Saturday evening all are invited to
be present at Hale's pavilion.
Notice Reynolds & Sons big adver-
tisement and find out how to get a
Glenwood range and heater absolutely
free.
An interesting miscellaneous pro-
gram is being prepared for the Ladies
Social Union tomorrow afternoon and
a pleasant meeting is assured.
The officers and teachers of the
Universalist Sunday school will hold a
special meeting at the parsonage this
evening at 7,30 to get ready for the
rally exercises next Sunday.
Frank +. Larkin Of st. Johnsbury,
is visiting his father, Charles Larkin.
Charles Larkin and Wallace Parker
took a business trip to Orange today.
"Peacock," the guideless white
ghost, who will race without rider or
driver against a bicycle ridden by
Master Harry Davis, has arrived.
1 will give one half pound Of mixed
candy free to every purchaser of 10
cent loaf of bread on Saturday. f.
M. Waterman, Union Bakery. At
The Seminary foot ball team will
begin practice next week. There is
material enough in the school for a
fairly good team if every man will
take hold at the start and work with
a will. TO be sure many Of the men
| will he new to the game. hut lots of
hard practice and instructions from a
good coach will remedy that. The
Barre Defenders have expressed their
willingness to give the Seminary some
good lively practice against them, and
if the latter really desire to have a
good team they will meet the De-
tenders half way.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06

Married Sept. 5th,-Richard Brad
ley and Gladys Beckley. They are
stopping at the Williamstown Gulf
House.
Mrs. E. A. Bugbee is gaining now.
She has been quite i'll and Miss Edith
Gladding is caring for her.
Mrs. Charles Smith is laid up with
the rheumatism.
John Glissipe is very sick with the
asthma. Frank0 Colby is caring for
him. DR.. Stickney is the attending
physician.
Donald Mcleod was very sick last
night and yesterday but is some bet
ter today. Frank Colby is caring for
him.
Henry Tomlinson is building
school house on the quarry for c. L.
Bugbee.
Frank j. Colby will have more poul-
try for sale on Saturday again. Any
one wanting any please notify me by
Friday noon at 2lS Washington st.
City Engineer C. S. Currier is sur
yeying the sidewalk from the Nation
al bank to Prindle & Averill'S block,
preparatory to raising the curbing
and leveling the sidewalk.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
REMOVED.

I have located my Office at 253
North Main ST., corner Merchant St.,
in the A. M. Jackman house while re-
pairing my house. Hours 8 to 9 a..
M, II to 2 and to pm.
G. f. CAMP, M. D.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
CITY NEWS.

The contract for the heating of the
school houses in the town of Barre has
been awarded L. j. Griffin.
Fred Davis of West Berlin was in
the city last night attending special
meeting of the Granite Manufacture
ers' Association.
Fl. w. Scott was in Northtield to.
day on business.
Victor Stacey is in Rouses Point on
few days visit.
DO YOU want to make a Circular
Shawl? If SO be sure and buy Lion
Brand Shetland Floss. We will give
YOU directions free. Shetland Floss
for sale by Veale & knight. I'd
Representative Elect George Beck
cit of Williamstown, was in the city
this morning en- route for Montpe-
lier.
The Ladies Social Union will meet
Friday afte rnoon at 2.30 in the Uni
versalist church plrlor. A short pro-
gramme is being prepared for enter
tainment. All the ladies of the par.
ish and their friends who are inter-
ested are invited to come.
Robert Smith has has CONNIE need
work for Cordiner & Harrington.
The Labor Day picnic committee
held meeting last night to arrange
the affairs of the picnic, Nothing
definite was accomplished as many
checks have to be redeemed yet SO
that they will meet again Saturday
night.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
CITY NEWS

J. w. Watt has moved from Semi.
nary St. to Keith Avenue
A. J. Cave of the Barre Supply Co.
was in Middlesex today on business.
Joseph Lavery moved yesterday
from North Barre to Washington st.
Constable Will Richardson of Brook
field was in the city today on bust
ness.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Corskie Jr., was buried this
morning.
John Patneande and George Gates
went to Providence, r. l. this morn
ing to work.
Mr.. Cushing speaks at the union
service at the Universalist church
Sunday evening at I o'clock.
Herbert Clay travelling agent for
the A. T. & st. F. Railway, was in
the Guy To-Day on business
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual fall sup
per on the evening of Oct. 9th.
Ice cream aud cake will be on sale
at the Epworth League social at the
Methodist church Friday evening,
Sept. 7.
Fine music and a pleasant time is
assured at Hale's pavilion Saturday
evening. 12l-23
Miss Helen Burb INK of South Roy.
alton arrived in the city today and
will teach school in the town Of Barre
this season.
Miss Edith Barnes left today for
Concord, n. II. From there she goes
to Boston where she sails for Europe
10 spend year in Paris.
James c. Walker will read paper
tonight at the mid-week meeting of
the Pre- sbyterian church on "The
Church and ANU sementS.
Miss Mae Russell is to leave IT, is
week for NewYrok from which place
she is to sail on the 22nd for Liver
pool on the way to her home in Lon
don.
Ward L. Sturges of New York city,
who has been in the city in the in
terest of the peach growers of Nor
ton, N. Y, returned to that place to-
day after doing consi darable business.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Rugg & Campbell in another
column, in which is given a full pro-
gram of the races to be held on tho
Granite City Trotving Park tomor'
row and Saturday.
Frank j. Colby has eggs, poultry
cheese and honey for sale at us Wash
| ington ST., or So Hill st. tt
The many friends of Eli T. Rict
were much pleased to see his gcnia
countenance again this me rning. liz
has been visiting at Marion, Mass. fol
several weeks and returned home last
! night.
| The Barre Defenders foot ball team
is practising every pleasant night
and have about fourteen men out
They are ready to practice agains'
the. Seminary team as soon as thu
latter appears on the gridiron will
their suits on.
Early this morning while FREQ
Clay was near the Rollin Allen farm
on the West Hill four fine deer eros
sed his path. They seemed to b.
very tame as one of them befor
Jumping the fence turned around ant
looked curiously at the intruder.
Don't miss the great prohibition
ard high license meetingat the Oper'
house to be addressed by the gifte'
orator from Maine, Hon. Volney B
Cushing, next Sunday afternoon a
3 30 O'Clock.
The TELEGRAM has been late in ap
pearing for the past few days on &C
count of the inability of j. s. VileS t.
furnish power to print the paper. W
have done the best we could even t.
sending part of the paper to Mont
pelier to be printed and within a da
or two we shall complete arrange
ments for a permanent power.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
EIthaH Ialch

your family to live economically and your
your life, 80 that they may have fair amount,
sure, in case of your death. DO not shirk1the
responsibility any longer.
National Life Insurance Co. Of Vermont,
(Mutual), ORG AIMED in 1850. SIS Bal.
lard, General Agent; N. b. Ballard, Local
Agent, Rooms and 3. Miles Block, Barre.Vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
SATURDAY SPECIAL.
\ < SALE x.
67C DOMESTIC WRAPPERS 67C

We just fortunate enough to another lot of
those domestic Wrappers, we had for our last
wrapper sae and by the way those sold were convinced
that they the BEST wrappers offered at the
price, There are 10 dozen in the lot and they Black
and White Grays Pnks, Blues and Reds and in all sizes
from 32 70 and go sale early Saturday morning at only
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
81 Gents
HOMER Fits.

Skilled for Trapping Foxes
Catching night Fove makes
fall from
to $780, bounty from SOC to
furnish 81 90 Dozen For terms direct
J. g. PHILLIPS, Waterbury, Vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
Anniversary
Bargain No. 8

p ladies and Misses New Fall
Jackets. These are made in the lat
est style from a good quality Kersey,
lined throughout, and come in Black,
Navy, Brown and Castor These are
Misses Jackets, but any lady that is
little short wasted can get perfect
fit in these Jackets. A good $1,000
garment. Saturdays price
Only $6.98 each
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06

Not more than ten rolls to a GUS
toner.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13
Monroe city Mo ~ 8 1900

Dear Santa Claus
I am a little girl six years old
and am going to write you a
note and put it in the paper.
I'll write it large so you can see.
no matter If it's wasted. I'd like
a doll, a nice new Cloak, an
umbrella, Ring, some oranges.
nuts, and candy. some gifts to
the poor, l would like you to
give to make them happy
Christmas day. you see dear
santa I want so many things
and my stockings are so awfully
little they wont hold enough
for me so i'll just borrow mann
mas and I want you to surely
remember to fill my order or
near as you can and when you
come you'll find our door un-
locked my bedroom on the right.
your little friend
Hazel Irene Ragland.
Monroe City, Mo-,
Dec. z. 1900
Dear Old Santa Claus. I
wrote you letter last Christ
mas, hut you failed to bring the
skates asked for. l suppose
you thought l would fall and
break my neck. will be very
careful if you will bring them
this time. I would like a pair
of kidgloves, that is all this
time.
From your little Friend.
Myrtle Longmire.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13

Monroe city Mo. II 1900.
Dear Santa Claus.
AS Christmas time is ap-
preaching, 1 thought 1 wonld
write you a few lines, 1 want to
be remembered Cause / havn't
been very naughty, And you're
such kind man: I'd like a
book, pair of Ieggens, sled,
pair of skates, Il suit of
clothes, some oranges, nuts,
and candy. now Dear Santa
please don't forget my Intel
sisters papa and mamma and a
kind remembrance to MIR.
Rouse.
Yours Respt.
Illus W Ragland.
monroe City mo
Dec. s. 1900
dear sanity.
please bring me pair OF
boots some nuts and som candy
and story book and Knife
/ will be thankful. l live 5 mile
north West of monro City.
otis a See.
8years old.
Dear Santie Claus. l am so
glad you are coming son. Please
bring Japa hood and Jacket for
it is getting cold weather. Could
you find me a nice speech book
We made 102 candy bags for
the Xmas tree I am six years
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13

it is about time I was writing
to you So you will not forget
me Christmas. 1 should like to
have an opal ring more than
any thing else. but if you can't
get the ring there are quite a
number of articles that would
acceptable. AS for instance a
work box containing a thimble
and small pair of scissors, I
would also like to have a hand
kerchief box. 1 have a little
sister whose name is Tiney. I
think she would like a rocking
chair and a little pasty set
consisting of rolling pin,
mixing bowl, potato masher.
and kneadining board. l will
close by asking you to remem
Der my little sister and + T
hope you will not think ] am
asking loo much. L am 10
years old my name is Anna
Hawkins.
p. S Please excuse pencil as
l left my pen at school
Monroe City Mo
Dec. z, 1900.
My dear Santa Claus, AS
time has come for you to make
your visit, will you please
bring me, Pair of skates. two
package of fir crackers, A story
book and doll. Wishing YOU
a merry Xmas and a happy
New year.
l am as ever your little friend.
Earl Carrico.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13

alice Fay petit
monroe City mo. ~ Z 1900
My Dear Santie Claus.
l will not ask tor much this
Xmas so I will just ask for a
carrum.board and Il dolly bug.
gy, and do not forget the poor
little girls and boys or only.one
if you can help. I will not ask
for any more. Good bye Santie.
From your little friend
Ailene Petit.
8 years old. Monroe City Dec
5 1900.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-13

M oproeCity.
Mo. Dec z, 1900.
Mr.. Santa Claus.
l though 1 was not
going to get to write to you. So
I will tell you what 1 want. l
want baby doll and a pretty
ring. and a folding bed for
Christmas. I want more things
but l have not time to write
now. l don't know. If you can
make out what I am writing.
because / am in scool and hard.
ly know what to write. so I
willsay, goodby.
Amy Van Antwerp Green
Lakenan, Mo.
Nov. 26. 1900
Dear Santa Clause:-1 think
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-17
sH.ENG ! !. WIRES Y /. WU
Chinese Minister at Washington Gets
an Answer from Sheng as to
Legations. 5
Reported Ministers Were Safe July Q,
Il and Utmost Endeavors Were Made
to Protect Them.

Washington, July 1.-THE state de-
partment issues the following: The
Chinese minister at Washington re-
ceived today telegram from Viceroys
Liu Kun vi and Shang Chih Tung re-
spectively at Nankin and WI Chang,
and from oneng, the director of tele-
graphs at Shanghai, dated the 18th,
and retransmitted from the Chinese
minister at London. The dispatch
reads: The utmost efforts have been
made to protect the foreign ministers,
who were we'll on the 18th (corre-
spending to our July 81. If Tien Tsin
city should be destroyed, it would be
difficult to restore the same in a hum
dred years. Request the powers to
preserve it as the consequences would
affect Chinese and foreign commerce.
Earl Ii Hung Chang is transferred to
North China as viceroy of Chi LIZ II.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-17
Exceptional casea. -.

We sometimes hesitate to report
without comment the sale Of such
horses as the high stepping gelding
The Turk. which brought $500 at the
late Tichenor sale, says The, National
Stockman. The Turk is small horse,
only 15.1 hands, but Of beautiful CON
formation and a splendid actor. He is
an exceptional horse in every way.
The man who breeds small horses may
now and then get an animal Of this
kind, but he has no assurance Of this
or even Of getting enough out OF them
to pay for their raising. Small park
horses do sell for fancy prices now
and then, but for every little horse that
fetches a big price there are 10000
that owe their breeders money when
they go to market. No breeder who
has to make a living from his business
can afford to take any such chances.
Better breed big ones. Good big horses
will average more money than little
ones of the same quality. Let the
ranchmen produce the little fellows
they can do it cheapest-and go in 70,
size along with quality. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-17
The usefu1 W,IIowa.

For general purpose, all around,
useful tree the willows have more mer-
It by far than they are given credit
for having. Their dense, tough growth
especially fits them for wind breaks;
their tenacious roots serve well to hold
the soil on banks Of rivers, canals,
bitches and railway embankmenfs; the
wood Is light, tough and elastic and
serves for many purposes about the
farm for which that OF no other tree
win answer 20 well The wood OF
some species Is highly esteemed for
turnery, cooperage, bats, In carriage
making, handles for tools, etc. Osier
willows are grown for basket making
and tying purposes. Some species
make fine specimens for lawn and for
roadside planning. AS q class of trees
for general planting they need much
more attention than they haya had Of
are now getting, and several OF the
American willows are well worth
planting, according 10 Professor He'd
rick Of Utah.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-17
CAPTURE THE CITY
Shanghai Report Says the Allies Cap
tured the Native City Of Tien Tsin
on July a.
Chinese Completely Routed, the Allies
Taking Possession Of the City and
III Its Defenses.
Total Loss of the Allies About BOO, the
Russians and Japanese Losing @
n Heaviest. g{5..

Shanghai, July lit is now stated
the repulse of the allies at Tien Tsin
on the 18th was not so bad as first re-
ported. The allies captured some
light guns and occupied good posi-
ton close to the city walls. On the
morning of the 14th the troops of the
allied powers resumed the attack on
the Chinese walled city, making a
breach in the walls and capturing all
forces. The Chinese were completely
routed the allies taking possession Of
the native city and its defenses. The
total losses of the aalied forces Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday was about
500. The Russians and japanese lost
heaviest. 5S5; ~. I, ss,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-17
THE GOEBEL CASE.
Sensational Testimony is Given at the
Trial of the First Of the Goebel
s Case. 55 H
Witness Says Secretary Of State Pow
/ ers5 Said He Would Kill Goebel
Himself. III
Things Warning Up in the Trial at
New London Reported Threat
Against the Legislature.

Georgetown, KY July The
most sensational testimony at the Goe-
bel that thus far was that Of Finley
Anderson, a young son Of the proprie-
tor of the Barbeurville hotel where
Powers and his colleagues met. The
witness Stated that Powers said to
him: I'VE will kill enough members
of the legislature to give us major
ity. Goebel will never be governor.
If we can't get some one to kill him
I will kill him myself The accused
man flushed and smiled incredulously.