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N)U beautiful patrician face! How
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NDU beautiful patrician face! How
| handsome and still how naughty
those large, dark eyes can smile until
mar loses his reason, or stare with
a cold. disinterestcd glance that
makes a woman murmur: what dc
the men see in that vain. cynical
Woman?"
You are looking into me as | speak
Il am only your mirror. my LADY,,
and I have seen many faces, but |
wonder If there ever was a more
chaugeable one than yours. Oh, yes!
You and | are alone. my dear girl. or
| would hardly avail myself Of this
opportunity to analyze YOU quite SO
truthfulIy.
!. 100. have often wondered what
makes Won SO popuIar PERHAPS we
can find out the secret tonight. We
have quite a half hour before il is
Time TO 30 10 the charity bali. NNhat
nifty tbp remarks that will be made
there about the women's gowns viii
NOT lie more cbaritab,eD
lint oven the most cxactinp car
hardly find fault with YOU tonight.
nv beautv the bride of the season.
in your Paris wedding gown!
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Light CoIored Tailor Made..

White or very light colored cloth
tailor costumes have become general
They are worn with pretty blouses and
open jackets or boleros. In fact, man
tailor costumes have both bolero AM,
jacket, to change when required. Mex.
TO white pale grayish blue is consid
cred the most chic. In all cases whe !
the skirt is lined il Is lined with the
colorof the cloth when colored. Wash
ii-gton Star.
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Umbrellas.

Whether YOU wish to
prepare for rain or
shine we can fit you
out. Here areumbrel-
las strongly braced;
with common or fancy
covers and handles Of
all styles. Also para
soils in large variety.
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w ont Hell

EtheL-What foolish things a young
nan will do when he is in love,
Edith (breathlessly) Oh, Fthel'
las he proposed? y. Y Worl9.
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But for adversely lots of men would
never find out whether they We're homes.
or not
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Us up-hey, Bob? to his companicI.
Rising. the cowboy drew two re-
volvers. They looked to he two feet
long.
LETS go and see what a hold-up's
like he said, to his companion. As
ne said this his eyes fell on me. l was
looking at the frightened girl at
my side, and. the tragedy of il came
over me. | was without a weapon. |
saw my money taken, myself overtak-
en-, my sweetheart torn from me and
married to the man whom her family
preferred. ] think the cowboy must
glance; for. touching me on the Shout
der, he said. reassuringly:
"'Don't be frightened. kid; well take
care of YER
81 looked up in the mans true eyes,
and my heart warmed towards him;
but before I could reply he was gone.
1.-TWO of the cowboys went to the
front door and two to the rear of the
coach.
Everybody ducl!' one of them
roarad; and then the fusillade began.
Bullets snarled through the windows
and struck with spiteful spats against
the walls; and worse than chaos
reigned in the coach.
81 dragged my sweetheart down be-
tween the seats, forcing her against
the floor, and protected her with my
body the best | could
at was all over in a few minutes: and
at its conclusion three dead robbers
were loaded into the express car. the
rest of tho gang having been stan ped
ed: and the train pulled out. The cow
boys came in chatting each other md
reloading their revolvers: and when
that was completed to their satisfac-
tion they resumed their interrupted
game.
Before sitting down the one who
had treasured me nodded toward me
with kindly twinkle in his gray ewes.
His features said more plainly than
words:
cts all right now.you and your
little miss can outwit the old folks vet
"That fellow was a man-every inch
Of him"
"The seque1?" T said eagerly. as he
paused in curious reluctance
"The seuuel?" he echoed: and a
short dry laugh parted his white lips.
"The scouel-welI, let me see.
"The train pulled out. and I turned
with words of congratulation on my
lips; but her attitude and looks froze
them. She had drawn herself away
from ne. and was sitting bolt upright
in the farthcst corner Of the seat. and
her pretty lips were stiff with con-
tempt \ girls heart is a strange af-
fair. IF 7 had drawn my porEnife-
the only weapon 7 had-and gone on
useless rampage through the car.
could have come hack to loving. ont
stretched arms. Instead I had prosa-
callv shielded her with my body and
left Others TO fight for her. In her eyes
! was q poltroon unworthy Of the love
Of any girl
Chat was a miserable night. While
everyone, from the conductor to the
train boy. crowded in TO shake hands
with the cowboys we sat there side by
side. pretending to sleep. but busy with
orr thoughts. I was quick ard proud
in those voun" days and did not deiqn
TO beg or to explain; and 50. with half
closed eyes. I faced a future blarl. be-
cause Of n hearts desertion. I noted
with rising anger also the cIances she
turned on the unconscious cowboys
"'ances that I would have given my life
70 or+ p,,iTg Iaro ,-o,r1,;,,
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ever shot? because you are such a
-Gear."
1t was very poor pun, but you
laughed and dimpled. glancing up at
him through your long, dark lashes,
for you knew only too well you had
added another heart to your already
outrageously long number of devoted
slaves, and You even smiled when you
heard Miss Primly say, quite audtby
(as you passed out of the room):
Outrageous firt. Mr.. North. how
can you admire her?"
You will meet Jim tonight. and ne
will mutter: "Delighted to see you,
Mrs. Gouyenier." and will cross 10 the
opposite side of the room, where he
will look at you longingly ;nd bite
his mustache savagely, thinking how
selfish your husband is to forbid YOU
TO dance. because ne is too old to and
any pleasure in il himself.
They will all be there. the old
friends. CT seems much longer than
two months since YOU went abroad;
have you missed them?)
Did I say "all?" No. not all. for |
remember " pa'e race WIN s''' ear
heS' gray = e. ~. !.
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coT5 anl c,.,ros.ion1ess Won rf.c -
NEE, him ne NO crroos toward Won
r,,, Dr,.r1i. a. oorefn,,
Il would rc,.,.Fo ror him 70 soc ,orr
f7ca nc !. !. now ,,.oI, n look Of ,orn-
inc. bos COME into i os the tbouor- ..it
,oinht boyo bonr "a 5frerent if" r.c.
beating tbrorob ,cu, brair Er+ .,,f.l.
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common points within final limit.
The Chicago Special" night to
Denver-leaves Chicago 1000 a. m
every morning and arrives ut Denver
200 p, m. the next afternoon. The
Pacific Express leaves Chicago 10 80
p. IN every night and arrives Denve
early the second morning, The Over.
land Limited leaves Chicago 6. 30 p. IN.
daily only two days TO Utah.
Mrs. J. No matter what causes
facial eruptions, absolute cleanliness in,
side and out is the only way to cure
them, Rocky Mountain Tea taken this
month will drive them away, 35u. f.
c. Buerstatte.
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An UnrOmantiC Romance
BY Sydney J. Wilson.


Copyright 1900, by the Authors syndicate)
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Dry Goods.

The Dry Goods Dept.
is keeping pace with
the styles of this sea-
son and is foremost
with a line of popular
patterns for dresses
and shirt waists.
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MY LADY'S CHOICE
by Leila RO0me Harris.

Observation-Disclosures:
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Paint

If YOU value your buildings
to any extent you should keep
them nicely painted. Good
paint will preserve the boards.
besides adding to the beauty
of the building. Inferior paint
will do just the opposite and
applying these to your build
ing means disappointment and
a waste of time and money.
Our high grade mixed paint
forms the smoothest and loag-
est wearing surface of any
paint on the market.
For limited time we will
continue to offer mixed paint
at from 25C to SOC per gallon
below the market price.
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COrSetS.

"Anchor Brand Cor
sets again occupy the
leading place in the
court of corsets. They
lead in quality in style,
inworkmanship and fit.
Regular 81 Ancl o. kS.
Brand Corsets ut ... UJk
Regular 3Jc Corsets ~.
at........,.....,..... @US
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MaCintOSheS.

Ladies' and gentle
mems macintoshes are
here in an assortment
of styles-all new from
the mills. These gar
ments are made of fine
waterproof material
and are ccmented at the
seams.
$40 ladies macin- CT 90
toshes at..,.....JI. 10
S. t 80 Ladies s+ m"cin- S475
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
THEY ALL AGREE TO 1T.

lie who takes himself to the shores
of Northern New England for season
of rest and recreation, finds many Pc
culiar characteristics unknown to any
other section OF the country. The eli
mate is ever delightful the recrea-
tions Of great variety and the scenic
display Of magniticence beyond des-
cription. The visitor is delighted
with the secluSion which penetrates
the region and most remarkable fea-
ture of the New England Coast resorts
is that its patronage includes tourists
from every state and country as we'll
as from every walk In life. The hotels
are without RECEPTION con modious and
finely appointed hostelries and nothing
remains undone that will add to the
comfort Of the summer sojourner.
The Boston & Maine Railroad reaches
every part Of Northern New England
and the train facilities it offers to all
points includes fast and frequent trains
equipped with modern Pullman cars
II you are Interested In this region
send two-cent stamp to General Pas
senger Department (O, Boston & Maine
Railroad, Boston, for book on coas
resorts.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
[ THE MONUMENT
Soldiers Memorial As
sociation Formally Or
ganized
ELECT Committees
The Cost OF The Structure
Over $4,000

The twenty-five members OF the
committee elected to promote the
movement for erecting soldiers
monument met last night and formal
ly organized by electing officers anc
by voting to have the organization
known as the Soldiers Memorial AS.
SociatiOn.
The executive committee elected
was DEL Henry Jackson. e. Smith,
Jas. Mackay, VIM. Wishart, F. &.
Rowland, Robert IngliS and G. n
Barber. The meeting was very en-
thusiaStic.
Later the executive committee met
and elected the following officers. j,
Henry Jackson, president: James Mac
kay, vice president; c. N Barber, sec
retary: f. G.. Howland, treasurer. At
the earliest possible date designs will
be asked for and although the exact
cost OF the monument has not yet
been decided upon, the lowest posi-
Die estimate will be $1,000
1t was voted to ad urn for one
week at the city council room at $
O'Clock.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
DISAPPEARANCE
Of A Woman At
Burlington
IS MYSTERIOUS
Stopped At Sherwood House
Not Seen Since

Burlington, July l8.-It has Just
teen aScertained that Fairfax woman
came to this city and disappeared.
The matter is in the hands OF the
police department, who are investi-
eating.
The woman is Mrs. May l.. Leach.
Her home is in Fairfax On Satur-
day last, without consulting her rela-
tives or friends, she bought ticket
for Burlington. Arriving she regis
tered at the Sherwood House under
the name Of l.. Wetherbee. She re-
nained there two or three hours and
then went out. Since then she has
not been seen or heard Of She had
no baggage except night dress.
Mrs. Leach was a sickly woman,
and her relatives fear that in a mo-
ment Of despondency she came to this
city with the intention of making
away with herself
Mrs. Leach is described as a thin.
sickiy looking woman of As She is
of dark complexion and her lair is
slightly streaked with gray. Her
upper set Of teeth is false.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
NO power
The Thunder Storm Play
ed Havoc
LAST NIGHT
Telegram Press Stopped in
Middle Of Edition

1t was blue time at the TELE-
GRAM printing plant yesterday after
noon when at about 2:30 the press
which depends up II the Consolidated
Lighting Co, for it's power stopped
running tight in the midst OF
the second edition and max
inc it impossible to send out large
number Of the papers on the usual
mails The power did not come on
again until 7;l5 at which time the
press was started up again and the
remainder Of the days issue run off
last night SO that all subscribers got
tneil papers even il it was little
late.
The cause of ali the trouble was the
heavy thunder storm in The vicinity
of Montpelier which disabled both the
Consolidated and the Niles systems
The latter however was repaired
about TWO and half h( urs before the
fOrmer. On the Consolidated a tree
fell across the wires between Mont
pe!Ier and the Pioneer Mills and a
similar accident occurred between
Montpelier and Waterbury. Falling
trees was also the trouble on the
NleS system.
Woodstock, July 1s.-A very heavy
thunder storm swept over this sec
ton yesterday morning, causing great
havoc 10 the neighborhing towns Of
Pomtfet aao Barnard. There tie
roads we're badly washed by the rain
and the heavy wind which accompa-
nied the storm tore the roofs of houses
and barns, uprooted trees, and blew
down buildings.
Ile corn crops suffered badly, being
blown fat to the ground with leaves
stripped entirely off the stalk. Other
crops suffered accordingly.
Middebury, July lS.-A severe elec-
trcaI Storm struck town yesterday and
Gid considerable damage to the tele-
phone telegraph and electric light
wires Lightning struck the large
hay earns of O. Walker & Co. burn
ing them to The ground.
Vergennes, July, 1S.-During an
e!ectfeal storm that passed over this
clty between and 4 o'clock yeSter
Gay afternoon, bolt of lightning
struck the telegraph wires at the
railroad station doing considerable
mage, 1t came down the wires,
melted the switch board and the keys
OF the instrument, completely wreck
ing the whole outfit and also setting
hre to the wood work of the office.
mere being plenty OF help at hand
the hre was put out before it had
Time to Go much damage.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
TAKE PRECAUTIONS

Akron, O., July Is = Buckley Post
G. A. Il of Akron is probably the
first in the country to take acti 10 In
anticipation of the day when the
Grand Army Of the Republic shall be
no more. A permanent care taking
fund for Memorial Chapel, Buckley
Posts building is to be raised with
this object in view.
The local organization is certain
the day is not lar distant when the
posts of every country will be consoli-
dated. Many posts IN hamlets and
villages have already been abandoned
by reason of death work among the
members. After each countr, has
but one post, the time will not be far
distant when the Grand Army will
cease to exist.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Ranc olph, July 1s.-The Elm Cot
tage All Corners D~uble Lawn Tennis
Tournament will open on the Mccall
grounds on Tuesday, July 30, at 10
d. III. Entries this year are to be
made to Frederick Leeds, who i>at the
cottage with his mother for the sum-
mer They will close Monday, July
20. The best three sets in five will
be played and prizes are offered for
tournament winners and runners-up.
The cups are now in the possession of
Frederick r. Bass and Arthur l..
Newton, the we'll known runner. The
winners this year will have right to
try to wrest the championship from
them. The final match is booked for
Tuesday, Aug. p.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
Takes Up Matter Of Lynch
ing Of
TWO SUBJECTS
By Mob Of Americans in Miss.
issippi

Washington, July ls.-The Italian
government has taken cognizance of a
recent atfray at Erwin. Miss in which
it is claimed two Italians were lynch
ed and third seriously wounded
The facts have been communicated
to the foreign office at home and the
Italian embassy here has made repre-
sentations to the state department.
AT the same time the Italian au-
thorities are pursuing an investiga-
tion through their consul at New Or
leans and their consular agent at
Nicksburg, Miss, which is near the
scene Of the alleged trouble.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
VERMONT PATENTS
Especial to the TELEGRAM.)

Washington, July Is Patents is.
sued to residents of Vermont. Re-
ported specially for The TELEGRAM
by Il W. Bishop, Patent Attorney,
Washington, d. c.
Explosive, Edward Dickinson,
Swanton, Vt, assignor to the Robin
Hood Powder Company. same place.
Can.soldering machine. j. A. Stew
ard, East Clarendon.
Nut-luck. f. R. Cam pbell, East
Ryegate.
Process of-making matted -four J.
r. Moore and c. S. Boynton, Bur
lington assignors to the Matted Ce.
reals Company, same place.
For suspenders. Atwood Suspen-
der Co.. Swanton. Title:-"The Ma
tions' Choice "
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
KNoWLTON WITHDRAWS

Boston, July lS.-The withdrawal
OF Hon. Hosea NJ. Knowlton as a
candidate for denomination as attorn-
ey general gives promise Of resulting
In lively contest for the vacancy be-
tween the Hon. Robert o. Harris Of
Bridgewater, the Hon. Herbert Park
er OF Lancaster and Gen. E. r. Cham
plin of Cambridge.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
OFFICERS ELECTED

Montpelier, July 1S.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Wetmore & Morse
Granite Co. the following directors
were elected; Albert Johonnott, w.
E. Adams, f. M. Cory, Fred F..
Smith and James M. Boutwell,, the
latter named being ee ted to the W.
cancy caused by the death OF Thorn s
Marvin. Mr.. Boutwell, was also chos-
en- clerk Of the meeting. J. II. Lucia
II. c. Gleason and O. Jangraw were
elected auditors. A meeting of the
directors for organization will be held
in the near future.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
Letter to Frank W, Nichols

Dear Sir: Did you know that there
i twice as much paint in a gallon of
DevCe lead and zinc as there is in
gallon OF some of the mixed paints?
Ferguson 4 Thomps MS store,
d -ihl, N. y. was painted some years
agp with mixed pant--tock 30 gal.
Ions. Repainled last spring with
Devoe.
Mr.. Lynch our agent, said l6 gal
lows would be enough. They had 3
gallons lefU.
Yours truly,
F. w. DEVOE g. Co.
P. S. - Reynolds & Son sell our
paint in your section. "a
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
JAPAN WITHDRAWS

Washington, July l9,-,Japan, act.
ing with her usual moderation, has
withdrawn her demand for further
indemnity from China. This re-
moves what threatened to be seri-
Gus obstacle to the progress of indem-
nifty negotiations in Pekin and un-
doubtedly will materially assist to
bring the conference of ministers to
an early close.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
GLENNIE CAUGHT

Montpelier, July 1S.-Alexander
W. Glennie, who is charged with EN-.
bezzling about $1,000 from the local
b anch Of the National Granite Cut
ters' Union, and who skipped for
Canada two weeks ago, has been ar.
rested at a small place near Montreal.
Deputy Sheriff Tracy went there and
brought Glennie to Montpelier last
night.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
FAST MILE
Coney Goes It In
AT DETROIT
And Beats The Worlds Rec.
ord on The Track

Detroit, Mich, July ls.-In the free
tor all pace yesterday afternoon at
Crosse Point track Coney, the favor.
ite, went the fastest mile ever travel.
ed In contest on the track, going
the distance in ? o. which is three
fourths OF a second better than the
geldings previous record. 1t was the
third days racing of the Detroit
Driving Clubs annual summer meet
ing
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
WAS NOT BLONDIN

Halifax. July ls.--The man arrest.
edat Darlington, n. s., on suspicion
that he was Blondin proved to be tie
wrong man. The prisoner is stouter
and taller than Blondin. lie pretend.
ed not1 to speak English and was
anxious to escape. He is still held in
custody.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
MARTEL. L.-DUBEE

Joseph Martel, the well known box
er and athlete OF the city and Miss
Harriet Dubee were married at St.
Sylvester church, Graniteville, yes
terday morning by Rev. T. Donahue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martel was given a re-
ception last evening at North Barre.
They will reside at No. 521 North
Main st.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
Kicker FINED

Montpelier. July IS. - Ira Kicker
the we'll known livestock dealer of
Groton was fined in county court 500
for cruelty TO animals in keeping hogs
in cars in such way that they suf
fered from the heat.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified that
aller this date all Sunday picnics or
slmllar gatherings in the city Of Barre
are forbidden and that this order will
oe enforced by the police.
JOHN ROBINS.
JAMES SCOTT
j. KINGSTON
POLICE COMMITTEE.
oarre, w., July II, 1901. l2d
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

st. Albans, July 1s.-Word was re-
ceived here yesterday of the death Of
David D. Ranlett Of this city, which
occurred at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Albert Tuttle in Fair Haven, where
he was visiting.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
Dead Folks n cir,

You can buy 1t. They make wigs
out OF it; but why wait until you are
forced to wear it. Use DR.. White $
Electric Comb and have live hair:
your own hair glossy and luxuriant
and free from dandrutf. Sample SOC.
D. N. Rose, Gen. Mgr, Decatur, III.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18

Special business meeting of the
Epworth League tonight at $50 to
see il the Leaguers wish t. pan for an
excursion.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
SOUTH BARRE.

There is to be lawn social at Fred
Martins Friday evening. Ice cream
and cake. Admission 10 cents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-18
STENoGRAPHY.

"a, All Kinds of Shorthand and Type.
"''''ng done at reasonable prices.
Wood block. ow