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Southern Railway.
schedule in effect April 80. l0ol.

Trains leave from Penna- Station
sol a. m Daily. Local for Harrisonbufg xnd
for Charlotte and way stations.
HIS j. IN Daily. U. 5. Fast Mail Sleeping
cars to New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper 10.
Asheville, Chattanooga, and Memphis. and at
Danville with sleeper for Birmingham and az
Charlotte with sleeper for Augusta. Solid train
Washington to New Orleans. Dining car service.
II:37 a m Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
4:ol D. m Week Days Local for Front Royal
strasburg, and Harrisonburg.
4:SO D. m. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
955 D m Daily n Y. & Fla. Express Sleep
ing cars tc Augusta with connections for Aiker
and Charleston, and to Savannah, jacksonville,
and Port Tampa. Through coaches to Jackson
vile and Atlanta. Uniting at Danville with Pull
man sieepers from Richmond and Norfolk foi
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington to San
Francisco Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays Din
ing car service
ie:Ol D. m Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via Lynchburg). Sleeping cars u Roam.
oke. Kaoxyille. Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans Through coach to Memphis. Dining ca
service
10:l5 0. m Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited Sleeping cars to Asheville, Knox
vile Chattanooga and Nashville. and TO Atlanta
Macon Birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery, No
bile and New Orleans. Dining car service
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 9:Gl a. m. daily. i:i9 p. m
week DAYS and 6:25 p m. Sundays for Blue
mont. 6:25 p. III. Saturdays and 1875 p m. wee.
days and II:2G p. m. Wednesdays and Satur.
DAYS only for Leesburg. 6:25 P. II. week days te
Herndon.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED By young lady room and board in re
fined family; Northwest. not to exceed 50 80 pei
week Address BOX SIS, this Office. m2g-8
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wANTED-uoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WILL FEED and take good care Of driving horse
for use of 1t evening. reference exchanged Ad-
dress BON So, this office mi
MANTED--A horse for the summer for his keep
ing; very light work; reliable party Address
BOX 3IS this Office. mss
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WANTED-Help on vests; one who can work
buttonholes preferred. 502 Maryland ave sw.
m2s-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-01

directed to draw his warrant on the state Treasurer in favor of C. B. for typewriting done by him for the e:ommittec on Order. Consistency and Harmony of the Whole Constitution. art he. said Auditor. is also directed to draw his warrant on the State Treasurer in favor of the Alabama Printing Go. for the sum of $l13.75 for printing three hundred copies of the report of said Committee for the usa of this Convention.
 Referred to the Committec on Sched- ule. Printing and Incidental Expenses.
 The President--As many as favor the adoption of the ordinance will say aye and those opposed no. as their names are called.
 Upon a call of the roll the vste re- essttod an fnfInuat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-01
Deen adoptsd article by article.

been adopted article by article.
 MT. Iomax--~But not as whole.
 The Presidenf--The Chair thinks 90. The Constitution has been taken up &s a whole and adopted article y article.
 MT. Pillans--when we were adopting Ii article by article we did lot dl It by yeas and nave. The Chair was of the opinion, and I think correctly. tuat when we got through we would then by an aye and no vote adopt che enfire article.
 MT. O'Neal O4auderdale)-To soye all questions. I think we had betted co that. We had better adopt 1t by an aye and no vote.
 MT. Pillans--Therefor move that 1t be now adopted by a yea and ray vote.
 1. The President--wil the gentleman withdraw his motion to refer It to the committee?
 MT. Hefin (Chambers)--I think the Convention ought after this whole Con- stitution has been written and read 10 this Convention, assembled here again
 Monday then vote on 1t. Mir. O'Neal--We have got to do that anyhow. It says when the Constitution shall be definitely adopted. Mir. Heflin--I wish to make an in- quiry. If we adopt 1t now. when we come back Monday 1t will have to be read and adopted again? The Preeident--Yes. 1 Mir. Nefiin-Then I withdraw my mo- | tion. | The President--It Is moved that the Constitution be adopted by an aye and | no vote. Aes many as favor the adop- | ton of the Constitution will say aye | and those opposed no as their names are called.
 | MT. deGraffenreid-Befor the call of | the roll commences. as the clock is about to strike two and under the or- ders of the Convention It will have to adojurn at two o'clock. move to sus- pend the rule and that the Convention
 stay in session fifteen minutes.
 The President--As the roll Is being
 called the Convention will not adjourn.
 Proceed with the call of the roll.
 During rol call:
 MT. white-I ask unanimous consent | to expain my vote. The consent was given. l MT. White-To my regret. owing to
 the fact that I believe that some of | the suffrage blanks. or one of them.
 violates the Federal Constitution,
 which I took an oath to support, VIII | have to vote 'Ns." | Upon the call of the roll the vote re- | l1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-01

company or corporation outside of the County in which conviction is had. nor shall any person convicted of misde- sentence"
 The Presi6ent-The question is upon the motion to table the amendment. and the call for the ayes and noes has been sustained.
 The call of the roll resulted as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-01

During the remarks of Mir. Freeman upon the amendment to Suffrage Arr ticie offered by him, the report should show that Mr. Pillans of Mobile. rose tu tho point of order that under the rules of the Convention all papers should be read from the Clerks desls which point of order was overrnied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
A SPECIAL
FUND.

ef,.u1
Al .. ....
VI ..I.. .i
....
D.. A#..l.I D...ai .., $3.50 lI
.......y u. .., I.aa.s. u..... VT
t.y u,a.s ul 4.I.u...a,s.
I....... H..I.. .a.,H 3IsI
Ia IIa IN..U.u.5 tan.aIu D.. u1is, g w.
tl.u. a. lau Ittt.luIg % IHuul,.
su Ia ..ul4lauu, " Gee gnai f.gb.tt
move Iut u.u.r .u auumu tHr i.aeW-
I.. uiI. I.u IytHliNy 90 600. ulspOaih.u "
900. 30 ,tp1s ui STATE. oi puu.g .auus
I.. .uuE l.e..uuuu Oi tu, fIig-uAh
Go gt,sr 81 zoe United states ot AuNi-
,u o. prJNur Tor auucNug ,hy Hawaiian
I..a.ur Go tu, tMt,u States, approx, "a
JDly o. 1855, declares mat ''Ih c cNls.inK
lows ut tu, Ju.t,I states tc.atINc 10 puu-
Joe lands shall MOI apply TO such lands
Iu tine Hawai- an lsiau4s, but the q ne
lIOls Of the lu tou sta.cs shall enact
ap,tIa laws for ta,ir mahagcment AID
Uir5 position, provided, that al Io,cuue
non. ul proceeds vi the same. except a.
o. CARDS such uart thereof as may be
a.,a On ueyup ed for the civil. military
ur uuNa. purl tS,s OF Toe United States,
may bee assigned fJr use OF the lucal
Cove umDut. shall De uscI solely = tn
..,ai the inhabitants ~ the Hawa J.
a. Islands for educational ANA other
D. b.c purposes"
S,..un at i... o.g.t,t. Act pr3yides.
.,T.r., l,. law. ,r Hawaii r.i.tipr ia
...r b.. I..ls ,r,,,,t 90 NON. d,r{.s
and the issuance Df patents on land COM
1,i. A., sh.i ,a,,t.,,,o In garr, ,,,,
,s.r,....g .b.11 ,,l,.r,,.i.., ,,ro,,lsa
Al, y,,t. .,,. ,,,. rr,,,, 's,I,Nor ,oaso
~. III a.,,,I,1 e,,yt, ia. sb.iy 80
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,-,,, g., ,l,. rr..rrtt 80. lr if.v,,I, ana u,-
,r.,s .,,.h 49,, a., ,,,,r,',,. -, ,l.
"a, 90 ,t. i.,f,i'i,a,,r 70 -
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az, i.lr, r..gI,,,I,, ,r .,,t.,,ttor, -
.,.,.l mn ,,gs ., 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd
Man ORDER DEPARTMENT Box l7l
,iONOL ULU. r.


bly M.l "trip 20 the Volcano was IN
the year 1891, says Mrs. Wilder iu the
last number Of the Humane Educator.
We were ten days on the schooner Car
ion, sailing to Huo There We were en-
tertained by MIR. and Mrs. Coan, vino
Atted Us out Tor our journey
. Al that time there was but one horse
in Hilo, TINS my father rode. AIy moth
or was carried in "manety, which Was
Ike an extension chair, suspended from
ropes from a pole, and borne upon the
shoulders Of Two natives My brother
and ! IN a soap box, ana my baby sister
IN her cradle We're carried Ia the same
manner
Leay ng Hilo very early IN the morn
ing, We reached the HALFWAY House
about noon. Our food, which, with our
clothing, was packed in calabashes, car
ried by natives, dld not arrive until hours
after: the natives got footsore ana lag
god behind. We children We're 50 hun
cry that some kindhearted natives cook
90 us some ''p.a" in "t'' leaves; ii was
very acceptable. Here we remained all
night; there was no door TO the grass
hut where we slept, and in the night
a big black boar came sauntering in; he
was a most unwelcome visitor, and rath-
or a difficult one TO get rid Of
Early next morning We resumed our
journey: this time my father had taken
the precaution to send our luggage in
advance. Reaching the Volcano about
dusk, we slept on the very brink of the
crater in little hut made of ferns and
I'll" leaves; and here we remained for
three days not suffering at all from
cod, for hot steam was issuing from
cracks in the lava all about US
| was six years Of age at this time,
and / was so awed and terrified by the
appearance Of that lake Of fire that al
though ! have made seven subsequent
trips to Kilauea, the impression of my
childhoCd's experience there has never
been effaced.
on our return trip the natives, who
had made for themselves sandals Of
ferns got more and more footsore, and
a last refused to proceed: so we re-
remained awhile by the ways de while
they rested; my brother and I got out
Of our soapbox and picked ohelos
On our arrival in Hilo. we found that
the Coans had other yisitors-m ssionar-
les from Honolulu; so we all slept in the
old Hall Church. We remained three
weeks and here my BROTHER and sister
learned to walk
Our return trip to Honolulu was made
on whaleship. when off Kawaihae a
tremendous whale was caught, and the
ship lay to. while the fat was tried out
7 was carried around the deck by my
father. | could not walk because the
deck was so slippery. The other chill
dren We're kept below in the cabin. We
we're about a week getting to Honolulu
How happy we were TO be at home
again trip 10 the Volcano In 1897 was
very formidable affair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
Notiee . shipmasters.
. Branch photographic Once.

q Branch Photographic Once,
San Francisco Cal.
- communicating with the Branch by
geographic Odiee IN San Francisco, cap
tsins o. vessels who viii cooperate with
Jhs photographic ONCE by recording the
meteorological obsergn,.ons suggested by
~ ONCE. can have forwarded - them al
~ desired port and free u expense. the
monthly pilot charts % the North Pacific
lcean, ana the latest Information regard
~ the DANGER 10 navigation M the va
era which tney frequent
Mariners are requested - report D. The
nee dangers discover or any otHsr
Information which CLI ne utilized r. cor
scting eharts or sailing directions ~ Ia
- publication or me pilot eharts ~ us
'arik Pacific g. a. CALKIkE.
Lieut. '1mar r ~ N ClArEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
CHICAGO rNDEpENpENcE

Il see that Chicago didn't care much
for Sarah Bernhard and coqualin
played q losing engagement ia chat
town"
That's an right" said the Chicago
man, youu find ms the same way
with grand opera We don chase
after q thing simply because ms q
New YORK success II heaven depend
ed ON am endorsement from New York
you'd mlEhy soon find that d chicago
colonization society would bH formed
90 start "a lifie buayeu ~ ltH aRu
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
SAILED rRuM HONOLULU.

Tuesday, March o.
U. s. a. T wyeiield, D.v ,s Manila.
.. 5 IS. Mar posa, kcun.e. Tor san
Francisco.
W. st..r. Knau. Freeman, for Mo and
way ports.
W. stmr. Claud ne. Parker. FOR Kahu-
lui auu way ports,
W. stnr. Lyuoa. Bennett for Mol kaI
poits.
"Wednesday March c
W. stmr. Helene Lane, 10. Hawaii
ports.
stmr J. a. Cummins. searle. for wat
n1snalo.
IL s,mr Ni!hau. Wymau. for Kauai.
III, s'mr llanalei, Greene. for Kauai.
LII stmr. Mikahala. Petersen. for Ka-
aai.
III. str0r Kauai. Bruhi for Kauai
Schr. Muri'l Cariseu. for San Fran
cisco with sugar.
Thuralay March T.
Am. sCNr Aloha, Fry. for San Fran
cssco VIII sugar.
Ii. stur Noeau. wy'na1. FOR Koloa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
"A DAMAGE
SUIT.

'..H
aHHn.t IHn IHana au lar .r 'H
u..aHUe .uurHUu. l.. u.u $500.
H.s. ty..Iuai rs .r. suprmr C..t
u. UI 30 exceptions nom tHg lHi
rut loU lhc damarea su,d 10
were iHH, Uuf Gil, rtIltuc. BIO wtI tHfI
INy actual .uas vua only tilJ. g. .u sH
iur pHuuu admitted That tue sum sued
l.r vaa excessive, auu asked So m.. 9l
60 tue rem t.iU tor tue cxo,Hs OF
ys5, which was given
lhe Court h.lu. however. that The rec
mHu.ar Fnuu.u uut be- anaw,d ta HsO %
th, granting s. new trial KINNEY.
EaIuu a Mgulauahau Represented O."
defendants, while ". o. smith aJu j..
Al..ld a,p,aI,u Tor THE p.aIutu.
Tie substance UT Tue opinou, as writ
tea by J-sE, Io rs, b. as tshows.
That The pla.ut.n brought "a at on in
10, ,u,u.l t,uIl Vi t.e r-tbt DuCatt,
wherein Doe alleged tlat tna d-ltuu.-ut
.,ut,I,u INTO ua "rlyrIn,ut w.tD "a ...s 4
u4.tI,uy p.,t.I.,,u naa 10 WIN 20 "a ataL-
al ,ulIuOs Hl,nt Iur uetpuuanJ ia It's
tIJs O. tue J.IIu go Ouc ; ca. CONAN p
lag " IA the ga gay vI Aprl, lsss, a, ,th
abIttu Ia.t % ,ulup,i.s,.t.r., 900
l"' "'''N1""I y" L., 'Nh Jay ol May
'.'', "'"u7'"''s N''e''"' sou % III III
" % 'i'P'"'
iu the sum 81 $1,000, and, the case Icing
n.,u lr Ig,., - In,s n.,,I,tiIt In H..
$40, az srst a, "a, ,,r . moo ,ri.I
.,g ~ md .tt ,,,..r,.,,t,,,i
IA, ,a-,. ,,,..,t A., ia. ,,,.rt M, tbrrr
49,. ..,.ti,,,'.. n, "a MAJ ,,,tt,, t M
I.,,. ~ i.. No.. mo. ,,t,,,,'. a.. 49,.
4. ~, , .,,.,,.. ,,-,-,,,t , b. t7,. 81, .,,t. .
- a.. 81. .l-,.-,,.i.,t ,.,,r rlI,,,
l.,, t,,I TG.. ,,I.,,,'lI n, 81 49,.
.r...-tr,.I ,II,r .'p,t',,', ,r,.,'t -, rd., fo
....r, tI.. ,,,,..,... a ,l. pI,t,tir d.
,...f.r.l ia r..,, ~ -, n, III. rIt.,.
oa the Er una that IL was contrary 70
jhe law and TO the evidence aaa t. the
weight OF tho CIV doule. ana 81 10 the
os, rr.i.uE OF tn, mot on for a ne. tr,al,
which motion was based ON the 9 CJnl
gro uuG above stated, and On the further
ground that the damages awarded m tie
verdict are excessive.
The tlial court, ~ addition to & wing
the instruction cNCep ed TO, charged the
jury that If tley found that the pla ntlf
was entitled to recover. the mea urt. or
Ia IMAGES would he the amount Of the
wages at the rate spec fled in the agree
ment from the date CT the dis .harge TO
NE end OF the agreed time OF service.
Tess the total amount winch the pla ntin
earned or by the use OF reasonable ef-
tort ana dlligence could have earned
curing the period.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDHRs
Treasurer.s ONO

Treasures Once.
Honolulu, March Z, 1901
Hawaiian Government Bonds issued
December H. 1890, under the act OF
October a. 1880, became due and paya-
Bile at this office on December 18th last.
on which date interest ceased. Bonds
Number r. % "A, IS, 81. s., Sc. 81, 81,
49, go 81. 80 and 49, Of 81. 600 90 each,
have not yet been presented, and hold
ers Of same are hereby requested TO
present them for immediate payment
THEO. F. LANSING,
Treasurer, Territory OF Hawaii
2261-3t-March &. y, IS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
By AUTHORITY
NOTICE no COMBINATIONS

The attention Of officers OF corpora
tons is called TO section 2024 of the Civil
Laws OF 1897, relating TO the annual re
turns OF corporations. and also 20 the
notice published from this office. under
date OF December 3. 1900 requiring that
exhibits be filed on or before January
81, 1901, and all corporations who have
not complied with said notification arr
requested to give the matter immediate
attention and file the annual statement
required at this Office
THEO. j.. LANSING
Treasurer Territory of Hawaii
Treasurer Office, February q. 1901
225g 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
PASSENGERS.
Arrived


From Eau. per steamer VI kaha'a.
March "-Ar and Mrs. HAMPTON. Mr.
and Mr. Catt D, M, ana MIS- i Z.
" any w.i,,, Ia"
eei5 ~ = riarras n VI Tuf, q -
ueveti Mrs 6 Eauhane G Boltc NJ =
Atcr"rlcv NcChesney, Hall. Campbell
+ c. Achong.
From tnIoa. per steamer Noeau
Aarch NahaKa ana uech.
From Na"i iwi !, per stmr W g. han
harch ',n'SuHIlss D. ~ enut ~, C ,,o,'
80 rs,tar r,,,,,, ri',a ,toss-s
paul Icerrorr. Jr Paul Isonberr. Sr.
H. S. spsuld ng. Henry Sheldon. Herbert
Hundon, George Roals. h. w. Muiligsn
and n. A. hacaulay.
Departed.
For HiIo and wav ports. per steamer
Kinau. March 5.-Mrs. f. F Blarsane
and two ch ldren. Rev. .. Emerson
>, NJ, a,rIess. n. "uiu - u
NJ Eor,,,.on Iewt. n n
curtis. M,ss r, KrulIer. r. p. R,ouIn,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
PULLING
QUERY.


......
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.. ..
nnI JNHN wilson. Ih. IUf'I.HN u.Ui"nl
t.Ht tH, defendant. hat, violated flp
..,g Dbl, t.,..t.rg .srB f.w W.AlF
..,
Na" Attorney H'N'iHl T.. y - li' i.'l
l.nrtUy hu,i in support ~ hI- 1tgr-
Tho lri'i is an elaborate one, tue Con.
.,uU0. ut tut Hawai- an Monarchy. vsa
,f.....a %. f,t, .,,,,,t., ts,,,..b,t,,..l,., rrg
MI.
' '+ ''' re s"S ~ i''''N7 l.''' ''''
monarch aud hls prom er exceeded ihcir
puy,rs ia aty,mpt.lr 90 convey To low
...,... ,..rg ....,.', mad 49,, ,,,u.. ..i., ts..f
''''' '.'' '''''
aa purporH Go convey Cd tlc pNiwcuu
hash water mark aud low water Us wIl
and. MID
Ice goes On 20 state ihai th -AAi..u't-
uon ol BUtnuuJ,s vail show beyond
g.,4ti.. D.t. elm. .lIa, tf. tide of IL,
, g - .,, ,yt.r3. T.,
nag" water At"i E' hHs lhhl h.sh water
mark lEat asssn,d ~ the waves Of
Oh QUAR- l..h 8.. The h sa
.... a.. ,l,, linn, ,, a..
"'''' ''''''' u"' - - ~
4he VA. H'H 10 l"t ihS-iIli's ule al Ot'
,It'i! "h" Het' a'-v year 'io'h 70
r"tr 'H'. aaI "-"aig '''ahsS' eN'vp.o''
90 -l "-t-I l..otih u. &c lAe I'm Of 'F'
a.". '..".1 80 ot1'""iy Hlhh uds7 oI
az i. 'oe"S'
o., .".n.. ."s h.s LIicl me attorney
r..'la. G'u,,r lI-i" t"e Cgusutu,yI oil
rI.t.,.. Substitution ~ M
I-n". .. ',...a',ll, "hleh c9Att rs
-...'.s "ne Lowing secIioA' upon
'. ~ ,i,.. sl.,,I',,.-r ,,, a..
..,.t Ia m n,Iongeg All iE,.
.., r..,.,.,uy",,I he IslaIIj- 4, ;n..
60 moi mis- own nriyat,
',n.,r, a. ,,.Io,,.. d., 10 tn, chih.s ana
,.i.a n r.,rpt,,,.n whom, xarnebam,.
a., ,,s'. ., I,,n ana lad ia. 1n.,,,,..r-
,,.i I,n,ad propartv
l,b.,.f ~, -. 80 MT r,r,,.rl,,
AND :. ,,a, nav, any narson YIN, co,iii
,.,,, ,,,,,,a,, ,,y,,, a., .r1,ll,.t nh,
- IaId - b'.u, th,. consent ~ rho ono
:, MI ,d ar has no dir.ct>nr of tt.
X reanTn ;"
The Following resolution passed - me
lflEy Eoun S l. A sI,i >. 80 l'''' 10 quo'e|
- me pIIei as loi""e!
~ s'INtd lhat the [lsnt' 90 the .ls
as H'Neielsn eAtenu lioih h'sn "1'I ,,
IiaIh d maj me Gag e ~ SEQ ai'G ~ o.,
nav saule sbai.s anu Pa99aSI9 'Ih"ti6
lile Islanos, anu no PIlsa'e LishI ,da De
Iog ann a. cnttins stone from Inc rn' Ks
as prov. ded for and reserved ~ Law
Following this the Acts passed during
the reign of Kamehameha III by the
Mobiles and Representatives are quoted
at length. bearing upon the subject He
also cites many authorities wherein me
term IN gh water mark" is defined and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
How to Save Fuel

THE GAS WEIGHING ECONOhE-
ERA gas balance for indicating
continuously the proportion Of car
bonic gas in the flow Of the Furnaces
gases, and which enables the engineer
to get the best result from the fuel.
These machines are now in use al
the Oahu Sugar Company, Pioneer
Mill, Kekaha Mill and the KukaiaE
Mill, Hawaii
GEORGE OSBORNE,
Kukaiau. Hawaii, Agent for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-27
CITY news

Oreste Botiino is enjoying a two
days vacation from his duties at the
Union Clothing store, and is spending
the time al Woodstock in company
With Paul Mainini.
There will be a band concert at
Montpelier this evening.
The third degree will be worked to-
night at a Sp9cial communicative or
Granite Lodge No. 35, f. and A. M
G. p. Winter, the progressive farm
er Of East Hill brought 10 this office
this morning a most remarkable eX-
hibit Of fiuit picked today f On his
orchard. 1T consisted of a dozen APP,
Piles We Ching one pound each. They
Nc re the varieties known as the En-
press and the Russian sweet. Mr..
Winter has just gathered IS bushels
Of these monster apples.
Rev. d. A. Ball OF Windsor spe Mt
last night in this city.
The jury in the case of Roderick l..
McLeay for a breach Of the peace
brought in a verdict Of guilty last eve
ming, and Judge Fay imposed a fine OF
$40 and costs Of 1874.
The uncollected tax list of 1901 has
been COMMITTED to Cunslable W. Fl.
Buchanan for collection. 1t amounts
to only S3,715 rs, with the addition
Of 1880 as the cost of colt ction.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-27
AS Smooth as ar Egs

You don't want your head that
way. You want your hair glossy
and thick. Use DR.. Whites Electric
Como n your hair will not fail out
and you will be troubled no more with
dandrutf or other scalp diseases. Sold
on a wlltttn guarantee. Live agents
wanted everywhere. Send SOC post.
age Tor nj b N. Rose, Gen. Mgr,
Decatur, III.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-27
ills Worth h

now and then to consider what the
harvest will be if there be no rain OF
sunshine. Insurance is a money con
sideration which grows IN the dark,
and is ripened by disaster.
National Life Insurance Co. OF Yer.
mont MutuaD ORGANIZED in 1850.
:. s. Bal aid, General Agent, N. B.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3,
Miles Block, Ba re, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-27
SPECIAL FOR
CyS1oT 90

Delicious fresh made cream dates.
Is cents per ID Chocolate and van
lila caramels, Is cents per ID Peanut
brittle, 10 cents per 10. Molasses and
"a candy, 10 cents per ID. AT
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-27
CRY NEWS

Herbert A. Rugg, with the Shetland
Pony Racing Combination, is scoring Il
big hit at all the great fairs. The po-
MES are in fine form and the boy OK
eys from Barre are riding great, and
attracting much attention, especially
with the press, as we have seer many
favorable reports. Mr. Rugg has fill
ed engagements with all the greater
fairs, such as Laconia and Rochester,
N. H., and Taunton, Mass : also goes
to Brockton Mass Fair ana Danbury,
Conn, etc. He has assisted the man.
agements in official capacities, besides
his extensive experience serves both
them and himself.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75C
with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. 1t
weighs 3 to8 ms. Gore to the pint
than others: wears longer; and gives a
gloss equal to new work. Sold by
Reynolds & Son.
Miss Margaret Colson has returned
to this city after a stay OF several
months at WilliamstOWn, Ma>S., and
is now at her usual stopping place, ~
Summer street.
Mrs A. T. smith has recovered suf-
t~icently from Der sickness SO she can
sit up a little each day.
Rev. w. T Hazen, ID. d., of North
field, win preach at the Congregational
church Sunday.
TIE household goods Of Rev. Francis
A Poole. the n.w pastot OF the Con
or patjouaI church, are expected to
ar,iys in this civ almost any day now,
vna n~ars,pagp Ia, been extensively
renaiied in gnticiDatiol OF his coming
j, rea0iGeS, FOR nina.
lhNl ' ~ nov,a,.
IN e. lIou Vie Fa'''nN - !,
VALID rlo0t ie'u'' - paS
more 4 quart Ollos9" "''' ~ 10y
MOTHS N 0on'
The WORK OF lfiot'llihe ne" urn
&C. at the Congregational chufcii u
TOW going on and VIII not pe cjhlPle'-
Cd Tor several days yet.
f. l.. DenSm0re is at W. odStcck at
tending the annual fair he e. He vii
Close MS 'Tips u tue iaIiS Wy N''0 ~
tie lunorl lse ial''
May North Barre men VINO WofK
10 tl@ S0uto emu c'al'l 10 .''0 Wy
tie cars qua IS very iuco' VS,'lero -
uiieHA' lre! Say 0n'J ~ II
4ccon'o'oateo It tlle o'' ioe.'us
ttr o.,,a.,<9 ir.taad ot q A.
ul,e .,1a tnNn1 marc. r. ride
- : "'''r
= - '"' 49,,
iAa hummer ~. b'' Al q '"'N1' ~
Telephone Is az Il.
Mr.. and Nrs. q G. Brock drove 10
Newbury today FIR d short Visit.
M,L. Won man. to ain. nd the cX.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-27

Page Brothers ''Miss Billiard" took
second money in the 2. 20 class at B rat
tleboro yesterday, running the first
heat in 2 90.