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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-10-13
DepubIican
uaIly, M onday eve.

The polling place in the Riceville
precinct has been changed from
David Rice's place to the house Of
John Seims.
The servant girls union purposes
to break the crockery trust. See
that they don't break their employ
ers in the operation.
Mrs Matt Watanen went Tuesday
to Rochester, Mont, to witness the
marriage of her brother. The latter
resides at Rochester and is engaged
in gold mining,
We have a full line of gents anG
ladies' furnishing goods, clothing.
hats, caps, boots and shoes, selling
at close prices.
WILLIAM MUELLER.
Great Falls is to be congratulated
upon winning the baseball penant
in the state league. That McClosky
is a tall organizer, and deserves a
place in the front rank of baseball
captains.
j. H. Calderhead ahd Ex-Cong.
Hughes will speak in Neihart Oct.
"a, for the cause of fusion. And on
Nov. 2, the Hon. James Donovan
will give an exhibition of political
spell-binding at the same place.
Orrin Ireland and Oscar Lemon
got back Sunday from a two or
three weeks prospecting tour of the
Tenderfoot country. They claim to
have found some good mineral in
that country, and will return thither
for the winter. They can't strike it
too big to suit this house.
Rev. w. j. Atwood held Episco-
pal services, in Workmen hall Sun
day. He resides in Great Falls now
as being more central to his scat.
tered charge. He makes Choteau.
Sun River, Belt and Neihart, each
once a month. Rev. Atwood is
making many friends in this locality
The Great Northern railway this
season handled nearly 10000 OC
pounds of wool, about half the guam.
tity exported from the state; increase
of production over last year was a
bout 100000 pounds, the money
value of the entire crop being nearly
100000; average price 15Jc
Great Falls heads the shipping lis.
with 100000 pounds.
New freight cars are being put II
service on the Montana Central a.
they arrive, increasing business hav.
ing necessitated the placing of al
order for 500 of them some time ago
and they are being forwarded a.
rapidly as they are completed, theil
carrying capacity being 100000
pounds, coal being the basis. Two
thousand tons of ore are daily being
shipped from Butte to the Falls and
a similar tonnage of coal SEM south
from here, which latter amount will
be considerably increased by winter.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-10-13
Notice of stookholders' Meeting.
Neihart, Mont, Oct. IL, 1900.

Neihart, Mont, Oct. IL, 1900.
In accordance with a resolution
passed by a majority Of. the stock
holders of the Commonwealth Min
ing and Milling company, notice is
hereby given to the stockholders of
the aforesaid company that a meet
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-10-13
Neihart Mercantile Go,

Hiram Willis has gone to Gilt
Edge.
Mrs. P. Roehl went to the Falls
Thursday.
Hugh Stevens has gone to Log
ging creek.
Chas. Fitzpatrick went to Great
Falls Tuesday.
Overcoats and suits in the latest
styles at Shannon's.
Thomas Cleary took passage for
Great Falls Thursday.
d. w. Bateman was greeting
friends here last Friday.
No aspirants for justices and con
stables are yet in sight at Neihart.
DR.. G. A. Benson got back Mon
day from a two weeks visit at the
Springs.
Mike Hendrickson greeted his
Neihart friends last Friday after an
absence of several weeks.
DR.. Benson is again at his old
stand, ready to do all kinds of work
in the dental line. Give him a call.
Mrs. Geo. Roehl, Miss Lucille and
Max Roehl went to the Falls Thurs
day combining business with pleas
ure.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Erickson went to
Butte Tuesday to see her sister.
She expects to be absent about two
weeks.
Thos. Reed took Thursdays train
for Arlington, whence he drives to
Yogo. He will engage in sapphire
mining.
Paul Roehl is doing business in
Great Falls this week. 1t is not
definitely stated whether he is a
demopopocrat or a kerosenocrat.
John Thompson has been nomi-
mated as republican candidate for
justice of the peace in Monarch, and
Willis Bean is named for constable.
Mrs. Mix and daughters, Miss
Bertha Mix and Mrs. Balm, got back
from the Falls Monday, saying that
Mrs. ID. L. S. Barker at the hospital
is much better.
G.. P. Richards, assayer for the
Diamond R started for Philipsburg
Thursday. AS superintendent of
the furnace and grand master of re-
agents he is said to possess c~aloric
qualities.
Mrs. Andrews, of Marysville is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Ledbet-
ter at Neihart. She comes directly
from Sand Coulee where she has
been visiting another daughter, Mrs
Eisenbart.
Miss Mae Sutton got back Mon,
day after six weeks very pleasant
visit with her sister, Miss Ida, in
Sand Coulee. The latter is meeting
with exceptional success as a teach.
er in the schools at that place.
j. H. Donohoe of St. Paul was
here Wednesday heeling in the in
terest of the shoe business. He is
the most entertaining and longest
winded runner on the road, with q
fund of stories that is inexhaustible.
Chas. r. Sutton, the popular
young life insurance man is here
again for business. On his last trip
hither ne wrote a dozen or more Of
risks, and it is probable that he will
exceed that figure this time. The
Northwestern is a strong company,
and its patrons and policy holders
are we'll pleased with its terms.
Robert Parry started east Thurs
day and said he would come back
no more, ira, la, la. A deputation
of hoodlums was at the train to see
his graceful sneak, and to cast one
last, longing, lingering look at his
freckles. 1t is not definitely known
where he goes directly, but every
body knows where he will go event
ually.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-10-13

QepubliCan
llany, Monday
Dickens' Charm.

do you enjoy reading Dickensp
"very much" answered Miss Cay
enne. "His works contain SO many
odd and v~illainous characters to whom
1t is a pleasure to compare those we
dislike. w Star.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-10-13
Too Bu.x to Be Loneaome,

TUO busy 10 ne LOnesOme.
"You must be lonely. Smith, while
your folks are away in the country"
81 have no time; I must hustle to
nav the bills."-Boston Courier.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-10-13
DepubIican
uaIly, Monday eve

Henry Powers left Saturday for
Chicago, where he enters the North
western university to complete his
medical course.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
2ange Tapne.

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ajort iaa furbduisnoe 5rsmi.riot mso
Senipn iii bort aisnoitab Ill Stofs
fsrnss Gsenitabtr pg 6crbinoelisr, er
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Iaininesr ielpfslselis ootseoe i
9engN. 5por langt bette oripss,
ION lees al cs iersrs gerstninger frl
bet frantic 9ipsnitdbernes SelTtab.
Ser Fnoss {. SIS. for TO temiT.e
Stofer Ruunsns:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
neutrality-suspicious. os
5eiramebplbiomioo pbsrnloran
tbrdnpl.
Oct fsrits sr paa 81 9oeitapsr OF
te. anoet pda SO. 6nan Nal bette
blipe iii ON Sunbreoe gar9
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
1amif 6jGreftcbrep fra 1897,

Ssiiterebe % tiare SiGI! Min
bpbis GngeIs ieeneite Wisiipe (Srep)
al oato 20ps Decbr. bdpsr jss rigtig
erbolot bog til Iibn lyornspelIs,
fbsn ieg perubi font min Gn9el paa
M meo ipagFp at bore anereben.
bpilaet bar fordariaset. at ieg iaa
got iom ma1t isse Sengsu Hto, og
snbnu er tuns n maaoelig SeIbrsO,
bill bog iprmooe, at bette mda Fnbe
min bpoig GnSel peb COB bslbreo %
fulbtOmmsn %rsititutiOn us gun mso
mig at leoe ! glebe pg Jrpo pdd
Sifergadrb ! mango aur os idd ldoe
CUB raaes FOX. bDem Der l1ngIt itol
bape mite al Den. st lptidlig Gpts
oar % IronefuIo Jeit pni,tr ie9 min
Gnssl meo Trstsn Ssiter os til .a
fiber s%rinOring ienber bsnmso Is
Ducotsr, Tom leg beoer min GnBel
tierlig bill antc9e % til buano Sill
finger BRUCE os uoeiDe. Seq mnfteoe
intet before sno peo cen iider SeDligs
hsb at hume ou,ri.nos senosl Der pos
mig lissenDs Eager til min opoi9
Sial, os / Nansel at ben bIiOer osc
Slutnineen al leg ielp sifr m Reii'
til Splanp ferit | Garet bauoe for al
srtnnbiss ON min Jaoers Eager Os
tilitano. iom % for at tale msb min
isoe Gngsl. 8ioere meo aIsrisrit oa
nait min pompgit Refp.ct til benosa
bpois Jrsien Ssiter leo.r leg min
2ipes tiip.
SafniG &bh0rr ben %. 9ecbr
30. 1877.
glln opopsite Gnsels
b~eitaabise Ben Os 9iens,
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
Joroipiiere.

= HE Iuu SaHpe IpIlges UltH'
neifene, naar Mansel paa Re-
rinesmibIer inptrGbsr, til at nrre iig,
i BET Dtinbits oelpis. al pisie Scros
arter, og Der finoes osiaa pirielis
Rariussitof ! benz
DE yteiienps bar ielu fact Spn for
Sassn, os be hdy ftaofGitst Gamble
ben oeraf, fau man bar life Cob til at
brace bet / 2pil. 8unoitaben berom
saar osiaa lang: tiIbase | Siosn, tbi
/ en- msset sammsI ps beiit m1rielis
Boo nGpnes Der, al forftieliee Soros
arter | Ssbrons 0dl meeet gobt tan
ipifes.
Deb 5loben Srinotos Wunoing lea
per bee IaataIbte Otomater, en- Snoiaa
ners Stamme; til pisie Narstioer
leper be for en- tor Del at ct .gst
Sloes feb iernboIbigt 9erioro, bporaf
be forterer inotiI IL punb pm Das
oen. Oct Samme Fnber csfaa Steo
peo ama3ons6Ioosns grebbtr; ia
flere Reilenbe foriitrer enbos, at Be
foltninssn ipiisr Sprb, ielp ON Der
life sr nosen Mangel poa andre R9s
r~inasmibler. Gnooe paa 5orpene fall
bpbss ct SIags 9ugper, at ipiI.list
Ger. Oct ftal ugiaa uers en- aienbss
sisrnins. at Der / SposS tdterne Fn'
bes lite faa ioroipiienbe 5olt, iIGr
blanbt be Nesre, Der leper Ipreot pm'
firing | aarolinas og Sioribas Stcpe.
90 Haturfor1crne blep forunbret
pper bisfe be GsiIenoes ger.tninger
bar be nsiere unosrIcot Summen'Gt
nineen at for'tieliqe Sluss fpifelis
Serb os bar til fin SperraTteIie run
bet, at nosle al benz uoeIuttenbe er ct
Sldgs Ger. Tom iroeboloer nWeneb.
mitrpitppi1te 9blitre at ubosbe Stobs
Ringer, MI | Sprm At Spiieioro, Nun
fan bsraf flute. at oisie fpiislise
S'orbs eller Stennrtsr timber be | BEN
9iemts oraaniTte Stoffs fine narenbs
Ggcnfaber, ca idoleoes / girieliabss
BEN pber MenneTfene en- Tsbe, Der
~itriosr ia fra for SpnbfIooen.
Sororepolutipnerne bar imiolsrtio
lite inoitr9ntet iig bsrtil, be bar enoo9
/ obitiniee 2ilfGloe frembrast ct
Slaes Mel at foriteneoe organifte
S~ubTtantIer, % Oerdf tan enboeiua
ldpes 8rsb. @n betienot Sag er bet
T. or. at 2appsrne / TRANCE 2ioer
nGrer zig at tpibaetigt Wineralitsp,
Der al benz benpttes ligeiom malet
&orn. 2Grbe golf bar unoerfsst
bette Msl oe funbet. at bet er 2eouins
ger al 10 Qrtsr af en- mitrutopiIt og
m.sst l~aptiiauenbe YlantsilGst, Tom
banner en- Ooereang til Stenriast.
Disie 20roe puapifte ogfuu, at ben
n9renbe GgsnTfab peb bet u9rsnbs
Stsp at forfiienia. sungdrtsr. Der
li1elebes sr ubbrebt pdd Stsber /
Sperise % Sinlano, ulene bihrsrsr
fra Siltsoep9relfen al en- ois
Mangbe organiif StOf. iom snbnu
efter iaa mango Garbunbrebers sSors
LOB fan paupifes peb at unberIsgs8 ab
tsmin Del.
Saalsbes latter ben npsre 0iosns
Sab ct tldrt Chs pper en- W9naoc
Gnteltbeber, iom man lige irbtiI bore
9a9e life bar o9ret iitano til at for
Hare.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
Noroesfartet flnbet paa
Scrreo.

gi bar mOotas,t iaa mango Spsrs'
maaI, ON oi lite tan TtuHe 3artst
,lg5st paa 9Srrsp, at oi b.fsmt. Os
Ill at forfess mso st Tibet parti. 5or
80 Gents srtra tan ri ltafe aort.t
..ifIrst pea 2arr,o. nsb 1raitittsr
paa bper gnb.. idu at bet fan bansss
op paa gass,n Os rules op. naar
BET life brusss.
gi oil msp bet iamus sisrs ops
msrtiom pGa. q. man lite tan iaa
baabs grGmisbcs ca aart. unotassn
man bttaIsr EXTRA for en- al DeIsns.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
70 oe GIsefaIp.
Goen Weis aooptertr en- Glsstalp |
n Ssmmsrleir | Winneiota.

III UDtpIpl SlpODtlUp J(HrQeS
ben af 2otper 9oagina Sos 3smm.rs
Ieir tom en- Glseio ub fra Rseen og
inb | Rporin9en. fulst at en- &alo.
gegse bar uomatteoe. % be fob en-
Stunb forturnlst uoen at lnege M9rs
te til MGnbene, iom iad paa bem
Saa GIT bet pp for Glgetpen, at ben
bar ! Rrrbeoen al NennsIt,t. bens
Irsfsnoe, % ben to, fig tilbo9e til
StpneD. Wen Ralpen bar ube uf
Stane til at fsIge. Wpberen iad
bsnlis paa Wrnoeus. ION omring,oc
8olpen. men siorbe intel Sorisa paa
at idse benz bort, Iom be bapoe rnt.t.
Som ON aoen nar fomnsn til ben
Slutning, at bet bebite ben tunoe
sisr., bar at efterIahe TT 4ftpm / De
res Bob, p.nbte BEN ON 90 foripanot
| Stonn.
Radr 0nr at SiortriI9gten tru,s
al 5are, pib,s be at BABE Isbet til
Wtenneitet for @eipthIft. 2aIpens
geffptttre trpeN mIfalb, at BET bar
Grunben til. at GIsen .ferlpo SaIpea
hos benz; tbi en- GIe forIdber lite 1t
Nttom ioen al foriour. bet. Den fife
moRrlsie fra Sfopen bI.p braot til
&of'ens Stur. bpor ben M IN gluItt
Wtslt, ION ben brat meb @raabieko.
etter ncgIe Simsr par aalpn Iaa
frtit o9 mnnter Tom nogenfnbe. Den
iprtes lite at isre. pber Sabet at i'm
VIZ Men 0eirors sorronb nor Sr
ore til, at Der RuIoe sieres ct 5orrsa
paa at brinSe Wpr % 8alp Idmmen
l9lrn. TN tiGmpeit9rt 3smmerbuIs
ger lfftebe Ra!ben cp % bar ben tn
bdlp WHl inb / Stopen. San troeos,
al mar ban efterlob ben, piIbs Rdlpen
fable paa fin Wpr, Ipm artoqes at
bolbe til / Rarbeon etitebs. Mltn
8alpen lite lite bette Sor'ss pad at
jage ben bort fra Gipiliiationens BE.
toemmeligbeber, % na Wdnotn
psnote tiIbuss til 2eirsn. fulgte ben
efter. Snsen Mor bite fig os SoIosn
III ut Siem | Qeirrn hnnr hen bIsp
taIot ben mohrlsfs.
Snart bar Der lite en- 5smmerhuo
ger, fom life bible tiempe for ben
m~oberlsie. Soften gan ben fin bsbIt:
Welt, Tom ban gnp ben inb peo Sialp
al en- SLATE. inotil bet Iptt,bes ben
moeerlsIt en- Wpreen at inopnps IiQ
hos &pen Bds. 0erefter par Be 10
uaeitileIige 2~ebideer.
0isie to bar / Wdnnbsr 3eirens
fore 5iltrGiningstraft. &obuinois
idgter os Suriitsr reifte Fsre Wit
ubaf oeres 8si for al le poa BEN.
Halben tripeoes Iom9rtet og por.oe
forbaufenbe unber 9eis' mpwrliae
Smbu. 2il al lllntte ftulos Set
b9noe. at bens 6oItermOr blsp Nur
Jag til hens 0sb. @n 8de III 9eIs
BET Snbfalb. al bun pilos oarors en-
'ppsotte Wfil bort fra 2eiun for a,
ftube me Better, o. ben mooerleIe
fulsie meo. pa be blsp funbet, I,uo!e
2sirens Sormano 2 Wdnb for at bents
benz. W9noene bsnptteoe TN Sur iii
at tpegs fig meb Glnosns 9agsr, %
8ulben blep SHsret for oeres Spir.
Sort fsr Soln.bSon9 began be ia til
base til 2eirsn Iongs SsrnbdRiporet,
og tort efier lasot be Iie operp1leet
al bet gr9noeoin, be bapns oruttet,
neb peb SiNn At Sporet % falot !
Seun, efterat be baDbe bunoet 8peu
til ct IRA. st G~rtrutr0n tom %
orebte ben 5~ta,tels moberlsie. Sci,
r.ns Uormdno bib. III. bsre poa n
gen unbfplouing. men gap Dc TO
WGno Qflteo paa 5lrttsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13

8ariiaturer al Neainlsp Os Ruoieuelt.
9eiie er lite 'an erltanf % tpoer p0d en-
4ilbasesans for bet oe~moiratiite ga,tl,
sller rsttere ben ~oempiraiilte Srssie.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
Nlln opopsite GnseIs
~btitaAoise Ben Os 9iensr

VI tar mootas'i spmaIlinem .Suspenu. NJ.
"a prspei cen. os y sr faa soet iiiress weo
zen, iom ON ben 5asbe ioiftt $50. vi tai
lite uublaoe ai slsrt olt, bpae ut tan, tcr
Naifnsns robreeek. Hraat 90 Gsnta
assssm petsrfses yRaniafs. yerun.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13

I'm al mtg mcrtasu, Spmaffiue gr. 5
sSnspeanen- III $2825 CT prspei al mia Oh
On al Nrens beoiie Sreyiier. o. ben tar
baaoe 2etbeo % uoiernpe maale 10 me-
ipilieniombslfi $50 Raifine. 5et er en-
5ornpieiie at frsmb9rs ort.e for SHent!is.
aeben. Srnst IS Gents. Ners. 8. GsSe.
@aitturn. &tA
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25
EAST BARRE.

Eli s. Mills of Orange was in town
Wednesday on business.
f. L. Sargent of the city was in
town Tuesday on business.
Phillips Bros. put three new men to
work the first of the week.
Rev. T. II. Mitchell of the CITY
was in town Wednesday afternoon.
W. e. Morrison is confined to his
bed with severe attack of the grip.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lee last Tuesday even
ing.
The next assembly in the opera
house hall will take place Saturday
evening, Feb. 3rd. at which time
special effort will be put forth to
make every one enjoy themselves.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25

Leslie E. Williams left this morn
ing for visit in Fitchburg, Mass.
The r. C. /. p. A. will meet tonight
for the installation of officers.
II. j. Thwing is improving from
the results of his recent accident.
G.. J. HAYES finished work this
afternoon as barber at ]. II. Grittin's
store.
The installation of the officers of
the G. O. +. tomorrow night will be
public.
J.B. Durkee passed very bad
night and is considered to be in a
dangerous condition today.
At a meeting of the Queen of the
Forest Circle held Tuesday night, two
candidates were balloted on and one
was received into membership.
Mrs. Creola has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
where she underwent an operation.
She is now getting along very nicely.
One of the leading attractions COM
ing here is the Agnes Fuller and John
DeOrmond Repertoire Co. Among
their productions will be Ingomar and
Faust.
DR.. Joe W. Jackson visited Whitney
Chapter, at Randolph Monday night
as district deputy grand high priest
and assisted in comforting the Royal
Arch degree.
Albert Thwing who has been laid
up for a long time as the result of
having broken his leg is now able to
be out of doors and travel about by
the aid of crutches.
There will be a meeting of the
ways and means committee of the
Civic Federation tomorrow afternoon
at three o'clock at the home of Miss
Nadine c. Nichols. Members will
please take notice.
The case of state VS.. Ellis and Burn
ham is going on this afternoon. 1t
was postponed last night until this
noon. Several witnesses have been
examined and several more still re-
main SO it is likely that the case will
not be concluded until tomorrow.
ThA funeral of the late Elijah Wood
was held yesterday afternoon, the
Rev. j. A. Sherburn officiating with
the assistance of the Rev. Ellie K.
NJ. Jones. The bearers were John
Trow, William Whitcomb, A. E.
Campbell and Henry Jones. The in
terment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Ladies' jackets at Just one half
price at Homer Fits.
There was good attendance at
the dancing school last night.
Mrs. Ella Lamb is to leave Monday
for Pasadena, California.
Ladies' skirts and suits going at end
of season prices at Homer Fits.
Remember the moving pictures at
the opera house tomorrow evening.
You can see the Great Prize Fight
for 5 cents at 81 North Main street.
f. NJ. Tayntor went to Hardwick
today on business and will be back
tomorrow.
See them now before they 60, the
Great Moving Pictures at A North
Main street.
The next meeting of the Young
Woman's Tourist club will be with
Mrs. Abbott. I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander of
Branch street are rejoicing over the
birth of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lane of Mont
pelier visited relatives in the city yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Marion are re-
ioicing Over the birth Of a son who
arrived this morning.
James Rice of the Williamstown
branch is recovering from a swollen
jaw caused by neuralgia.
One candidate will be initiated at
the meeting of Hiawatha lodge, l. o.
O. f., this evening.
William Hunter is to leave next
week for Lawrence, Mass. where he
will remain for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linley Averll return
ed yesterday from a few days visit
with relatives in West Topsham.
Court Granite City +. of A. hold
their regular meeting tonight at
which time the officers will be in
stalled.
Friday evening, Feb. I'd, is near at
hand. AT that time will be given the
annual calico ball by the Queen of the
Forest Circle.
At the meeting of the l. O. G. T.
held last night the services were we'll
carried out by the members of Com
pany A.
Local politicians have commenced
to "get acquainted" with their fellow
citizens preparatory to the coming
city election.
The Eastern Star will hold a whist
party in Masonic banquet hall Satur-
day evening Jan. 9th. Everyone is
cordially invited.
The Mite Society of the Universal
list church will meet in the church
vestry Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
o43-244
The mere fact that it has been
deemed necessary by the board of
health to make vaccination compul-
sorry in the case Of school children and
to recommend it in the case of all
other inhabitants need not create a
scare that the small pox is to find an
entrapce into Barre, for there is no
danger. However, the
plan adopted is not only practicable
but necessary, and it is for the inter-
est Of each one to see that the matter
is attended to by calling upon their
family physician. "a stitch in time
saves nine" and in this case due pre-.
caution should be taken.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25
Special from BURLINGTON.

George Barber, recently of Montpc-
Her and now with the Old Bee Hive
Carpet store of Burlington, will be in
Montpelier, at the furniture store of
Johonnett & Hall every Monday until
further notice, with samples Of the
complete line Of fine carpetings carried
by this well known house. ar
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25
James Hector is on the sick list.

James Hector is on the sick list.
r. Prescott is working at +. u.
Ladd's store today.
Raymond Camp of Orange was III
the city yesterday on business.
James Gregory of Williamstowh
was in the city on business yesterday
Morse & Jackson moved a ne"
1900 pound safe into their office yes
terday.
Francis Brown is expected to return
Saturday from visit in st. johns
bury.
George A. Ross is expected to re-
turn home tomorrow from Canaan
n. ii.
Constable w. II. Buchanan went 10
Groton yesterday afternoon on lesa'
business.
w. X. Wheatley was out again thlS
morning after ten days illness with
tonsilitis.
Charley Ross and Bernard Newman
are to go Monday to work in the cop
per mines.
The Rev. Mr.. Briggs and son, f. NJ
Briggs, of Washington were IN the
city yesterday.
Quo vadis will appear at the opera
house Saturday night. There shoulo
be a crowded house.
Miss Anna Chase, formerly or thlS
city. now of Plaintield, is dangerously
i'll and not expected to live.
Edward and William Laramie have
returned from Quincy, Mass, where
they have been for sometime.
S. D. Allen and Virgil Ayers are re-
ported as saying that they are in IA
vor of the formation of a carpenters
union.
The Mite society male quartet will
render a selection in the entertain
ment to be given by that society next
month.
Go and see the moving pictures at
the opera house tonight, in which the
reproduction of the Jeffries-Sharkey
fight will be given.
All citizens are notified to bear in
mind the meeting of the board OF
civil authority this evening for the
purpose of abatement of taxes.
Let every one turn out Friday night
to the concert in the opera house.
The best local talent in Barre will pro-
duce the entertainment.
The Rev. Frank r. Gale is not pas
tor of Universalist church at Stowe
as has been supposed by many of his
Barre friends. The church is union
one.
1t is estimated that the trains run
ming to the quarries never before
brought down SO much stock during
the month of January as they have so
far this year.
superintendent Currier gives it out
as the last call that he will not make
another demand for water rent after
this time around. The next step will
be to shut off the water.
The N. E. @. p, will hold it's in
stallation of officers tomorrow night.
The affair will be of special interest,
and after the ceremony is concluded
refreshments of chicken pie will be
served.
III. w. kendrick has severed his con-
nection with the Peoples drug store,
and is to leave Monday night for Pas
edena, CAL, where he will reside. Mr..
kendrick has spent the greater por.
ton of his life in Barre and has made
many friends, who know him to be
trustworthy comrade and an honest
business man. He will have the best
wishes of his Barre friends for success
in his new home.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25
NEW ADS TODAY.

Insurance-D. r. BiSbee.
Bargains for To-day-C. L. and r. S.
Currier.
"The Great American -s.ert-L.
NJ. Averill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25

A well conducted skating rink in
this city might be a paying invest
ment and it would be a great accomo-
datiOn to the public.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25
rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Nervousness,
SleepIeSSneSS,

Feverishncss aud Colds, and Il Pain Re.
lever at the Menstrual Period. Con-
tains no Opiates OF any form. Taken in
little water they will lower the tenn
perature and induce Sleep.