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MAnAWE MELVILLE.

PIANIST AND LIFE READER.
Truthful in her predictions elabie in her advice
Without asking 4 question she VIII tell you
the object Ji ycur call, giving names II
friends and relatives Her revelations most
wonderful and Acknowledged 10 be Of The highest
order The madame viii refuse 70 accep. any Tee
unless she gives ;he utmost satisfaction and unless
you find her superior TO any medium. palInist or
claiEyoyant in the city. iI3 II 81. nv. II
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The E13 DAYS" Cure

Go- men) leads ell remedies in this city;
prompt and permanent cure or nc charge. Con
suJtatfon free DR. McKEEHAN. SIG 18th St nv
Office hours, 10 Y a. m, 10 ?. m Sundays
2 10 p. sei-1Hlo
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LADIES HEEDlyG ADVICE AND TREATMENT
Mrs. W. RENNER

PRIVATE SAEITARIJ-M to treat woman's ills
for cases before and during confinement Trained
nurse and expert physician in attendance Office
hours from 70 q. n. to p. m. G2I Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest, Washington. D. c. sc9-if
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Dr.. CZarTd, 81 sth ST. Nj
Oldest German Specialist

In Skin and Blood Diseases PRIVATE DISEASES
Of beth sexes quickly and permanently CURED
X-RAy5 for Diagnosis. RUPTURE CURED DiIy
t-on TO 6, Tuesday and Saturday till P. n
su7-tf. en-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
6irfein ooielic Oh WisIones
MODE.

ON Sub piI, bIiuer rNain oanit
eu. slutb. Rite 6olfe. Ga, inbuisi
Senoos ben 27oe Naj ST. 10 6otm.
Samfnnbets 5ormano bar Ioust at
uofere Snopietien.
De to isIseuee Guse bIiuer Der uis.
l%ionsmeoe.
Rsniebeoen %iubbpoer bsrusb paa bet
tRrIisite 9euner at 9errens Sag ira
NOR os fern til at tomme o9 gIGoe il9
mso os | oisis Gage.
Beieesnbe beoes meIoe oeres aomme
til uHberisgneoe iuben ben 22be Daaj.
Pau Uaenisbebens ge9ne,
W. 6. Sen ens9 ebo m,
Dt9bs. @rqii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Misnousmooer.

3 SmmnnueIs bouite eu.'Iutb. airte
afboIoes Mlpoe bpsr AftenRl. s ira 25bs
til 29oe ApriI. Senoag: 9pbstieusiie
5orm. 81. 1890 og aftsn 81. 1880.
9itsrmibbas 81. 8 un9oomsmsbe.
GOI9enbe graiier bar Iouet at 9ius
WpOs: 3. M. 9onsu 6bicasO,
u. =. Sang g. SwatOnna, os ). 3.
RiIbis 9, albert Tea.
n. ID. RisIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
ltnaoomsmpOe

Paa uneoomsmpoet 6rsmont, Reb.,
iom afbolotss / SIutninsen at Sunuar
Nuaneo, Opforbrebss uouaIset til ing
bomsiosens 5remms" til at beisrse uf.
boIOt ct Iisusuos llngoomsmsoe / 5ors
uursi, buOrfOr Der berueo inbbpSes til
RisROns: cs llnsoOmsmsbe ben banite
Rirte i Spencer, ga. ira ben 81. til 90.
April.
Ws6st anbnes msb 9uostjensits Gre
bag Aiten. 81. s..
5OrbanbIin9semner:
l. v9irtsn o9 be unges sag" inb-
IeOts al guifor 9uroIo SEMEN, Blair,
Rsbr.
II. DE unses 0snner oa be unses
6isnOsr" inOIebes uf 9afiOr u. Dam.
ftop, SiOur Stir, ga.
Yaa uopaIsets gssns,
8. biafen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

CnsSag b. IL april 1900.
@nbstjeneitcE
gIairRebr

VIair, Rebr.
Blair banffe eD. slutb. Renigbeo toloer
@nostieueite buer Ssuoag Bormiooag ri.
f04 oa 9iteu ri. ~. Se~ubaqsifole 81. 8
Sorm. OpbpaQeliesmebe Ousoag 4ften 81.
II. = Aue ere 6iertelig peltonme!
q. Basmusen,
9rRft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Blair o9 Ome9n.

Mrs. Rel on, State Ctr, bOis
6usbono er bIinb, osbe forri9e 6reba9
Of la Grippe. GUN par 70 4ar sam=
mel. gtsruuslieu fanot Stso 8agen
eflsr.
gremler $ en- 0 n bIeu forIeben
taftet nsb al en- SerubaueOogn / 4rIinss
ton ueo at TONNE / for nRr Bererine
mso ct aoruisr paa en- Meae. 9au
fit 6Opeoet tauit os bsbe eieblitteIis.
6elbrebelie fOr SeriHg = Warmers
White Wine Of Tar Syrup, ben
btoite 6oitemebicin paa Soroeu, tures
rer en- 5orfslelfe / 9ebet at l Dag, bers
fom ben tuses / Iibe. 25 os so Gents.
Mr. 6. Anoer n, ArgO, Der
be fbfts Nar bar boet | Council 8luhs
og orepst urtetramfOrretniu9 Der, fptter
fprlt / nafs Naaneo Der til Blair, buor
ban bar Isiet Ui at a ems TONNE
8utit oe tSbt fig ct gus uoe / 8ertera
bile. @ruuoen til oenne 6Ipinins itaI
nRrmsit pare ben, at bet bar ueret
ouurIist mes 9sIbrebstiIfanoen iGouu:
Gil BIuffs, Os be amer Blair for at
uqre ct Iunoere SpbolosIfeo.
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs
800 to 1.5o pr. setting.
c. L. McCoMB, Blair, Neb.
-Neob SutberIanb, en- uns
Waub, iom orbeibeos for 6. 6.
ell, boOe / SenOuss at 8Itnb=
tarmsbei9uoeIie. 5an bIeo opsreret
for en- dse iiesn, men eiuet fob lite til
at rsooe. 6an bIeu besrnuet Iirsongs.
BIair Wuittorps ftaI bare Rons
cert en- use fra uaite utunOn9.
5Orfplelie bripes Bort 9gbst Of en- Gag.
Tag Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup, ben bsOfte Wleoicin paa SOrosn
mob 9Oite. IS % so Gents.
u. 8. 9ouuo % Aitornep q .
par / Omaha / 9orsoa9s. ba 8ommsr
Garland al U. S. Circuit Court
oFgap fin Renbelle / Slour Gitp &
9ucific Snssn smOb WuibinstOn So.
2lfssrsIien uilts, at 8Ommer Batter
bapoe oemt ret, oa ban bemte imob
bisie Sbli9utioner, o9 @ouutpet nil NOT
pinbe Soeen. Dsriom Gountpet bnpbe
Iaen cue De Renter, Der er betnIt pna
bisis ObIisotioner, ian uiIoe BET pare /
Stanb til at bgsse ooffiaise fine Germs
br0er og fOrbebre be oaurlise 9eje.
Mrs. Bertba Stemart, Der
er ffiIt fra fin isriie Uaanb, 6b Stew.
arb, bIsu fbfte esrb0s MOrsen uiet til
SIR. s harles 8nfe, Wacon, Ga.
0isIien funbt Steb Dos benoes 5orGIore,
a1r. o. Nrs. R cgormid. Rev.
EingIep tnptteoe bet npe Bnano.
ga grippe forOriues | "a Elmer.
Snssn Wlsoiein for oenne frDgteIiae
@pgoOm fan i~amneuIisnes meo War
ners White Wine of Tar Syrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

cnFes. @n banit suer iusnif
RonO Os 6uitru til at arbsjbe pau en-
dairy farm. 8e muu i%Ori1ua Wiuifs
ming Os Bebanolina al 8ser. Gumis
lien man itts mebbrinse Born unoer 10
liar. StriD til 6. g. @rssn. @Onoit,
Delaware &c., Ohio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Z ben bonife aoloni paa 500" Banen
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

$50 Dante bar tu9et 9enb benne
8oIoni, uouaIet at airteiamfunhets
9omits, Os al bisie bar ouslebs 800 bo'
lot fig Der. 6nbnu baues Der sobt
2anb mar Stationer.
Der tiltrGness bonfe 6orretnings'
mano / guen gombs0s / SettIemsntet.
Biuiee grturiioner meb 9anefesere,
unoer 9seeIie Of Relon Gam on,
500 gorsns onnite 9mi9rationss
agent, ufgoOr fra minneapolis Drill
pautes Depot Iirsoa9 ben "a. apriI.
1irsoos ben 8. Mai ts Girsbas ben %.
Wai 81. 90 ON Worsenen.
9iseIebes baues grGrieIanb | Winnss
Iotn os 0ufota, os biai9t StODIanb
/ Wisconhn o9 Wli9igan paa 500"
3ernbansn. 9ape Sernbqnepriier. -
Strip eiter eanbtort os iluprsrsbe 6Ors
tIarinser til
ID. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Eauf Sfotc.

gu froenbs Carer easr gGrerinos. iom
bar gpit % 9uns til al unbsruiie Born
i oanif SprOg os 9teIi9ion, snites /
Dor brsIlers Nsni9beo", Resnob.
@ls.
5or narmers Opfpsnins itriD til
Reu. 8. .. 9enen.
SPA Isabella GIT, Reenub, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
WisTonsuge
WisTonsmpoe.

ON Sub oil bIiuer Der Risfons.
mebe | ben baufts airts psb @ilou
@rsst, Soma. 9lrsbus ben /. os Ons.
bag ben 2. Mai.
De gtnuer, ism enffer at bsisgs os
unbsr bette Neoe %iaaueI iom unber
Wisfions. os l~lHsbOmsmsbe / Opener
(St 8stenbtsereIien Der / BIabst) be-
oes neloe osres Antomf III mig or
ben "a. ApriI for 3nbtunrisrineens
o ubmunb Grill,
Qr9f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

z geaa banife ep. =lutb. Wtenisbeos Rirte,
gsortb 26tb Street Ga.s!lsa! @ragt os gnrs
bette bodies 6gimesiesu0stieneite buer 5eu=
bao Sormiobag RI. 104 % Aiten9uostieneite
ri. ii. SenoassitOle ri. l2t @itm. 4ise=
mebe bDer 6orsbo9 aften 81. S. = 4ue ere
bierteli9 neltomuel
O. 9. @briftiauen,
Brat.
Bopel: 219 ". eefb Ct. omaha giebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

Cnfes. 9n un9 Runo. Tom ens
fer at IGrs Semmers % Sneoterspros
fssiiousu, fan bIiUe ontasst itrats. Jor
Mariner Splpsning tan man benusnos
fig til qeber 9unen, GATE Ctr,
saar abr. .. 8. Dor 3l9, 8nupaca.
ISIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

ga Grippe forOriues | "a Elmer.
Snsen Nlsoiein for bsune frp9teIiae
@psoom fan io~mneulisnes meo War
ners White Wine of Tar Syrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

gremfsr $ en- bIep forIeoen
taltst nsO at en- 9erubaneOogn / wiring
ton ueo at tomme / for ney Bsrsrins
meo ct Rornier paa IN Weae. 9an
fit pOOeoet tauit os bsbe eiebIittsIi9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

1 Iandet utbjudA Vi friska ira
vardet. dst bAsta som odlaa | nagot III
afbildade knifyen FRITZ. Khpp ut {
edsr f6iiands samling AT det BAs1A
81 paket, sant dsnna knif FRITZ. all
tanmeioDer. kAl, sukat. m~usknaslonsi
disor, psrsilla. tim1an. ~sslleri. aqua
ksrmAjs, males 81 oiika sortsr traii
son sales detail for en- dollar 01j,
icks TIL bslAtenhet. sand dan ullbakl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

gi sar npIis pss anitiousfals tie5t fire fors pars
tiu Rsher al Siliebaaue III 4riftr. bporrto Dt tan spss
Gamttunosr sHsiiaasues e5biasb. 0isit Hyftsr IL
ala TIA l TT . garo lance % mango al ~aAsrfnshs euo'
litst. J9riHsuie srftbs pa Harps. BaiteH aut mulies
SaTusr Csiaa Hers Slaes Haane f9Tiis tgrlt Tor pats
itbaaEt. 6alsileiiu. 6atitsg aloitpuui bfu. JHatn Sds
mt tan tieht fna nut Bnanh Tor bet manps9nbbgltt Of uort
gri'er, ca Dorr Ruuhsr burbs itrar benefit, Hnleenina,n
Bert fa8tr at z litboane. iom NJ f0ritntfr o5 CTS ;
Qatfer, btiiaar az Cropn Gese. gros etair, Roirt. Vt'
sol gogt, Saiiu gbaf, Stu eroeabt, Sfripto Diiomon
% hers Slags hnfrt os hmplsrt Stltstaauo lon pors
GametuHeer irfuser.
81 gtsr iiaub peIrsiorttrths Qorfsr al Sufttanre.
asiorterGbe garyst. JHatu Stamp amber / YEre. ale
/ goe % bruebar Stanb.
Stnb s5e / Selp sar Sc zs 6rszaar,tr 'or Rstfs.
ueI iubpotftt | Qrfss. Nortsir
Paris Ribbon Co. BIZ 9O44, New York City, Il. Z.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Sernbaneliite.

GbicagO, ct. Yanl, NinneapOlis
& Cmaba.
Snb paa.
gr. J.. Omaha Passenger . 1870 5orm.
gir. s.. DO. DO. ST. Gitm.
Roro paa.
Jlr. 4. Twin City Passenger 6.47 Sorm.
SIR 2. Sioux City Passenger 4g3O eftm.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
Cannon Ball Express.

The Anderson Theatre Co. will
make their last appearance at the OPP.
era house tonight in the great play,
Cannon Ball Express. 1t is guaran-
teed to be the greatest play ever pro-
duced here at popular prices, in fact
a dollar show at 10, 20 and 80 cts.
Everybody has been waiting for the
big show and the house will be pack
ed.
Among the many scenic effects in
this wonderful play is the Grand il
Illuminated scene, London at Night,
showing st. Paul's Cathedral, the
River Thames, the London Bridge,
the Underground Railroad Tunnel,
the Thrilling Railroad Scene, a train
of cars 100 feet in length crossing the
stage in six seconds, this scene alone
is worth the price of admission.
Specialties between acts by Tot
Young the banjo wizard, Mae Dudley,
rag time singer and The Victorellis
funny shadowgraphs. Get your seat
in time as they are going rapidly.
No advance in prices 10, 20 and 80
cts. that's all.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
Chapman-Warren Company.

The Bennington Banner has this tt
say of the Chapman Warren Co.: The
Chapman-W Warren Co., who are play
ing weeks engagement at Library
hall, have proved themselves to be the
best company that has ever appeared
here at popular prices.
Miss Blanche Warren is brilliant
little actress and impersonates hel
different roles with much grace and
ease. Mr.. Will M. Chapman, who
plays opposite Miss Warren, is equally
as clever and both have become prime
favorites in Bennington. The sup.
porting company are all artists of nc
mean ability and fully up to the high
standard of the stars.
The Specialties are all a No. and
the best ever carried by a repertoire
company, the principal feature being
Mr.. Waldo Whipple. His dancing is
supreme and his comedy monologues
and songs are Clear, witty and well
executed. N
Others on the vaudeville list are
Misses Abbot and Morton. Miss Wag-
ner, Ed Gardner, Master Robbie
WEIGH and Eates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
LEON BURT BAKETEL.
Is Said to Have Sought Larger Field
For His Talents.

The acquaintance IN this city OF
Leon Burt Baketel who came here d
few weeks ago and announced that he
was to teach all branches Of music tt
those who desired to learn. will be
somewhat surprised to learn that this
section of the country has undOubted'
ly been permanently deprived of his
talented presence.
His headquarters have been at the
Riverside hotel in Montpelier. Land
lord Leonard Love of the latter place
probably misses Mr.. Baketel more
than anyone else as faras isyet known
for coincidently with the musician
departure there also disappeared from
Mr.. Loves private desk, which Mr..
Baketell had been permitted to use.
the sum of sl2O. Besides this he for
got to pay his board bill.
Mr.. Loves first intimation of any
thing wrong was when he found the
money missing. He called in the po-
lice and as Baketel was the only one
who had had access to the desk where
the money had been kept, search
was Immediately made for that gen
tleman. III that was left of him was
a familiar plaid overcoat and note
saying that he had gone to Barre.
The police telegraphed his descrip-
ton all over the country as soon as
they were satisfied that there were
evidences of crooked work.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14

z. NJ. Tayntor is still confined t.
his home by illness, but is imprOv-
ing.
Read the adv't Of the Union Cloth
ing Store on page of the Feature
Section.
Before Justice Scott this afternoon,
A. T.. Buzzell was fined $1O.5l for an
assault on Frank Huntoon.
All republicans are requested to
bear in mind the caucus to be held
this evening in Miles hall.
Mrs. Julia Newton of Portland,
Me-, is visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Broadwell for a few
days.
We have not got our new stock
yet, but still our "your price sale" is
going on. Call at the Union Cash
Bazaar.
The choirat the Universalist church
Will be assisted by L. L. Leonard with
his cornet, at the Easter services
tomorrow. There will be special
music, etc.
The intermediate G. e. society OF
the Congregational church will give a
sugar social in the church parlors next
Monday evening, to which all their
friends are invited. Sugar 15c.
We are glad to note that E. A. B.
Bishop is on the street today. AL.
though not in the best of health he
considers that business demands his
services at the Globe Clothing Store.
Compare The TELEGRAM with any
other penny afternoon paper in the
state, and you will see why it's circu-
lation has more-than doubled in the
last six months and is still gaining at
the rate of over 100 per week.
The remains of the late Capt. II. A.
Gilley were taken to the II O'Clock
train last night for Bucksport, Me-,
his former home. The body was ac-
companied by Mrs. II. A. Gilley and
daughter Alice and the two brothers,
A. ID. Gilley and Benjamin GilIey.
The burial will be on Sunday at
Bucksport, Me.
Samuel Stacey and William Tim
mons both of Barre who were recently
convicted in county conrt, the former
for assault and the latter for perjury
were taken to Windsor yesterday by
Sheriff G. c. Graves. Stacey goes
over for five years and half and Tim
mons for two years.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
Uuiyersalist Church Services.

In the Universalist church tomor
row morning the following will be the
order of service
Organ prelude, Easter Morning, -
Whittier.
Anthem, ''The Glad Easter Morn.
ing Lynes.
Responsive service.
Response.
Scripture.
Prayer.
Easier carol, The Choir lnyiSi.
able" Warren Otlertory, The Palms,
Faure, cornet and organ.
Announcements.
Hymn.
Sermon, 1.-The Christian Victory.
Baptism of children.
Reception of members.
Communion service.
Hymn.
Anthem, SAT the Sepulchre, )" Blu.
chanan.
BenedictiOn.
The service i'm the evening will be in
charge of the Christian Citizenship
department of the y. p. C. U. Sew.
eralof the professional men of the city
will speak on professional Ideals. v
The public is cordially invited to these
services.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
THE CITY CLERK SPEAKS.
EDITOR OF TELEGRAM /:

EDITOR OF TELEGRAM
Dear Sir-I noticed in the issue OF
your paper Of yesterday communica-
ton from Harvey Hersey, mayor, re-
necting somewhat on what would at
first appear to be negligence on my
part regarding city warrants. 1t is
the first intimation that | have had
that was required to officially notify
any person to do their duty. The last
batch of warrants were approved April
10th, and the mayor was present and
heard them all read, and knew they
were complete except his signature.
He knew they could not be read until
they were written: he knew they rep
resented the pay of the laborers and
others for the month of March; he
knew those laborers needed their pay:
he has never suggested or intimated
to me that ] was to carry the city war
rants away from my office. 1t never
occurred to me that ] would please
any one by so doing. Some three
weeks ago ! suggested to the mayor
that If l could have key to his office
l could then place such documents as
required his attntion in some cOnve-
nient place in his office, and asked If
it might be done. This evidently did
not meet his approval, as my sugges-
ton was ignored.
The statement of the mayor that he
had seen me repeatedly since the war
rants were approved, is misleading, in
that such are not the facts. The
only time ! have seen him since April
10th was on the evening of April 18th
at 7.4O O'Clock. at a meeting of the
board of aldermen at which l was
clerk and was of course engaged, and
not knowing that l should officially
notify him of the matter of which he
had previously been informed, so of
course l did not. During the day,
however, | went to his door five times
and received no response. Today l
have raped at his door seven times
with like results.
AS the mayor passes the door of my
office each time he goes to his own Of
flee, and as he has no regular office
hours, am presuming too much if |
should expect him to call and intimate
or offer suggestions regarding such
rules and regulations as would please
him, rather than walk third of a
mile to promulgate his orders through
the public press of the city, thereby
casting odium upon IA person whose
duty it is to serve and please the
mayor and carry out his official wishes,
which he is ready and anxious to do
providing he can be informed what is
wanted.
Section 10 of the Charter relates to
the duties of the city clerk. Among
other things it says: "He (the city
clerk shall nave exclusive charge and
custody of the records and papers of
the city, which shall not be taken out
of or away from his office unless upon
the order or process of a court of com.
petent jurisdiction. "
BURT II. WELLS, City Clerk.
April l3, 1900.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
Look out for the Standard Clothing
company in this issue.
GOULDSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Andrews and
children of Newbury are visiting rel
ativeS here.
Peter Veo has finished work for j.
w. Scott.
Albert Smith of Calais. Me-, has
gone into partnership with j. w.
Scott in the granite business. Mr..
Scott was doing good business and
it is hoped the new firm may meet
with all possible success.
Frank Moulton has finished work
for Scott Il Smith, and has gone to
work for his father, A. j. Moulton.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14

Washington, April lit is under
stood that no selection of Il successor to
Mr. Allen as assistant secretary of the
navy will be made until Secretary Long
returns to Washington from Colorado
and has had an opportunity to express
his preference in the matter. The secre-
tary is expected to arrive here almost
any moment Meanwhile the tide Of
place seekers has turned upon Mr.. Al
lens office and the White House, some
of the applicants not even waiting for
the presidents signature to the organic
act before presenting their claims for
some post connected with the government
OF Porto Rico.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
Easter at the Presbyterian Church.

In the Presbyterian church tomor-
row the services will be appropriate
for the Easter time. In the morning
the children Of the sabbath school I'M
der the direction of Mrs. NOrrie will
take all the exercises. The follow
ing will be the order of service for the
evening:
Organ voluntary, Rink
Easter chorus, Christ the Lord is
risen, Buck
Hymn No. 80
Scripture Lesson
Prayer
Solo, Message of the Lilies, Minetti,
Miss Phillips
Hymn No. 1877
Address, Easter Customs in Foreign
Lands.
Easter Anthem, Now is Chist Risen,
Allen.
Closing Hymn, No. %.
RecessiOnal. in A Minor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
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INSURGENTS ATTACK AMERICANS.

Manila, April 1.-THE insurgents
are again active about the Marivales
mountains, across the bay from Man
lila. Three hundred attacted three
companies of the 30 infantry, but
were easily repulsed. They again at
tackled yesterday morning, killing two
Americans.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
Tailoring Troubles In Chicawo.

Chicago, April IA secret mcetin.
Of the Merchant Tailors and Diapers
exchange was held When the meet
ing broke up. it was announced that the
members Of the exchange were unaltera
bly, opposed to receding in any particu
lar from the stand taken in the fight
with the Journeymen Tailors' union in
their demand for the back shop system
The tailors claim to be. able to hold out
indefinitely, as they have offers of enough
out of town assistance to do all the work
ordered of them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14

Easter Services at the Baptist Oh urch.
Easter will be observed at the Bap-
fist church by appropriate services.
In the morning the pastor will preach
on easter GladneSs. In the even
ing the Sunday School will give an
interesting Easter concert. A male
quartet will furnish music both
morning and evening. The following
selections to he rendered.
sLead Kindly Light" Dudley Buck;
"Pilgrims Of Night" Stebbins; "Te
Denm in g." Fuller.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-14
Corner In LafaNette Dollars.

New York, April 14.-Brokers are still
reaping IL harvest on the sale of Lafay.
cite dollars. Signs may be seen in VIM
dows almost anywhere along Broad or
Wall streets offering these coins at 500
to SIS each. This extra premium is due
to the fact that the supply Of the souvenir
dollars is rapidly becoming exhausted.
Scarcely 5000 are now available for the
entire country, and, with this decreasing
supply and the approach of the unveiling
of the Lafayette monument in Paris on
July 1. in aid of which the coin was
struck, the demand is going up rapidly