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HEAVY STABLES.

4 powder, Sl65 per keg; drop shot,
q, S145; buck, $40.
eN-Exua short clear, in sacks, 1890;
Y, 1890; boxed Ac higher; bellies,
4 l4Ac; New York bellies, lac.
TER olL--ln barrels, 4Sc; half bar
ZINC AND TIEs-Bagglng, 2-lb, 7c;
Rhc; Arrow ties, less than carload
Pm Houston, 81 136il 20.
pY~Stick, wrapped, basis "a, No. :,
per Id; No. / full weight, basis
Iiac per ID; special sizes, lac high
led, 3iadl5c, as to quality.
PLES- star, fun weight. nc; Gran
weight, loi4c; Electric Lights, s14e'
Portland, $2.75@a.25; Rosen-
,lJG20O.
kE~Rlo fair, 7d71ac; prime, 7N@
olee, eAa9c; fancy, l012ml1c; Pea
iohdl2c. Cordova, l3iac roasted
hrhuckle's Ariosa, basis 10o'lb
oA delivered; Apex, 11lac; Lion,
q Seal MOCHA and Java, lib cans,
CHA snd Java blend, lib cans, 2-lb
y pals, lSAc; International Java
l'lb Tins, lS4c; > and alb pals,
'oyal Anna Mocha and Java, lilo
Kp yu,A' %oS' h,,. 1900
4 shs-A Il c soda, pnlk. BOXES,
" cartons, per DOZEN 9oc; glngsI
ereSns, sc; stage plahhs' o12c'
umDles, lie. -,
pasis 4s-lb sdcbs: fahcy nisn
tE i,S'e ~, ~, fsncy nalf Patent - ,6 A.
81 higher -four, in wood, loc PEI
s apeEo,-, 800, -
ACEouS GoODS-Grits. hominy
y meal IN 4OIh sacks per sack
I meal, IN 36-lb sacks, per sack
"a oats, So. Ia. Hawkeye oats. So. 10
h. ouSssswyaaeat, 1l3db package, 81, so
4 Refined tierce compounds, $50
Is, Tc higher. AIN cans 1c higher.
standard, IA d144c; fancy, 143
enc hams, l1lac.
l-ln barrels, 65G75c per gallon
. vsns. extracted, 5d6c per pound
nall giic, IN l2-lb cans, extracted
ppe und sections, loc.
-oalK, Sl,Oe per barrel; coopered
i csn.
MI S5IS-He BOILED fair, l6A@lse
IS S2Es5c 49,,
A eo6is M NJ Mage 80 l9C4 I , ~ ",
he. 81 9S53s ~ u D,,,uie, oaIgt'o w
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Z, and Financial Chronicle
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New O~leans, July 25.-Cotton seed
products Prime refined Oh In barrels AZ
of refined ~; prime crude loose 49,
Memphis. July 25.-Cotton seed oii7frilme
summer yellow 10: of summer yellow nom
inal: choice cooking summer yellow, nom nom
inal. Meal and cake-Prme 22'Jo; on wv
GI2l,o0
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packages; copperas. $500 in barrels; castor
XII XII 20 per gallon IN 5,Gallon packages;
onsnm salts, SITS per 100 lbs IN barrels;
alcohol s.. i0a30o per gaNon; sulpur,
So Is per 100 lbs in barrels Aium S1:c per
barrels: cnmphor, zoe: wood alcohol. T5c
@ as; co. gum opium. $3.50 powdered opium
81 so; carbolic acld. 4o@l42c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide, $50 per no de-
nvered Texas common railway points.
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nn1En rRuITs AND NUTS.

AppLES-Fancy eyaporated. 50-lb boxes.
10. lii cartons, fancy Ike; cartons,
choice, iO&Gl1c; choice eyaporated, 1oA9
1ol%c sun died, 6Js@71sc.
HPRICOTs--Per ID, loose. 1olad11c.
CiTRON-In l0-lb boxes. lac.
CiiRRANTS-25- boxes, cleaned. bulk
sis6i9c, lib cartons. 9ld11c.
DATES-1-lb packages. 7l9aSc; Fard
dates, &C. uallowei, bulk. 6o-lb boxes, ga
PEACHES Choice new stock, gGoAc.
RAISINS- California Scrown,- l.. L.,
boxes, 81. 6501 75 A-lb boxes L. l.; raisips.
GOGj zoe: 2-crown, l.. VI. rRisins, 50-lb boxes.
Sc: s-crown. /. NJ raisins, slac.
PRUNES- California, 9o100s. &c; S0-90s,
51ac; 70-s0s. &c; GO-7os. 6Ac; 50-60s. 7c'
NUiTs-FIherts. Sicily, 1870; California
I wnlnuts, 13dl4c; peanuts. fancy hand pick
ed, TQ7Ae; No ., 5lse: Jumbo, 7gg7Ae;
! almonds, rarngona, l6al1c per 10 IN SACKS;
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suGAR.

New Orleans. JDly 25,-Sngar strong
Open kettle 2i5d3 3-16: open kettle cen
trifugal 3d3h centrifugal yellow 3izfd5A;
secorsis 1AsQ3h. Molasses duii-Cenfrfugas
Ed1s.
fair refining 2Tk: centrifugal 90 test 89s
molasses sugar 24s; refined arm.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED GOODS.
kEp FRUITS-Apples, BIB, t5c@
bIpeapples. sliced, Sl.lO; eye!ess ana
4 SlSOdl 80; extra grated, &o0i
Elb. soc: Strawberries, lib, 81 lOID
Iacsberries, BIB, SUGsoe; peaenes'
EED Observation-Disclosures, 2-lh,
Esht, 90d95c; 3.lh, full weight. 81. 10;
lsecords, SJdaOc; Bib, seconds,
i %; okra and tomatoes. 2-lh, Sl.Oo;
haut, 3-lb, 90d95c; California as
!, 2h-lb, s.. 25d3 80, according 70
lib asparagus salmon, cans, Sl.oo'
baked beans, 3-lh,, DOC; -'p
beans, Soc; 2-lb kidney pe4h y,
III stringless beans, $l20; 2-lb
Mat peas, 81 90; 2.lb American petit
&5Ui1. rs; extra Maine corn, 81. l0M
Iaine style corn, 95c0$1 20; standard
[GlSc; seconds, SjG90c.
IFORNIA FRUIT-Extra STANDARD,
peaches, lemon cling, SlY5U2. 90;
Crawford, Sl;S5@L95; plack e beL,
R0dq2.25; white cherries, " To9
hpricots, Sl.S0a1 80, strawbeiries,
10; plums. Sl.65d1.Ioi grapes,
LIS; seconds, Zoe per dozen less
ktfa standard prices.
kED M0LASSES--P. u #. Old tash-
BgalloDs, $40 per case: y gallons,
Nh case u gallons, $40 per case
&allfornia asparagus tips, 81 y
edal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
.00 pc. dozen; b. r. & Co, Creole
Loo; Bib, $l.35; 5-tb, 50. 80; lolb
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the demand being barely up to the average
Of the previous week days, Print coins
are innctlve Mt previous prices. Llnens
ruled quiet and unchanged Burlaps are
slightly lower than last week.
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PRODUCE.

pound.
BEANs-Imported navy beans, 3Rd3Kc;
Bayou, 4c; English dried SIC: pink 4c,
black eyed, &c; Michigan navy 3%c;
California navy, 4A0412c; snaps, $3.50 per
bushel, wax and green beans, 5Oat0c half
fresh wax beans, 6JgI5c per bushel crate.
BUTTER Blue Ster 24c; dairy. nc; I'll
gin creamery, 25Gg2Bc, Meadow GolG
2S6iy9c, Texas bricks. l6c. Oleomarga.
rne--Llncoln solids, l21&c; Lincoln prints
l3hc. Daisy solids, l6G17c; prints.
lsc; Monkeys special, lSulOc; Crystal Gem
and country rolls, l9c; Empire State spe'
tricks ..Uc; Ideal, lll2c; Purity creamery,
20 and BIB tubs, re; lib prints, 24c; Eli
gin creamery, solids, lsc; country butter IN
pals, lUM2Uc. ..
CABBAGN--K Kansas. imported stock, per
crate, 81 SOAP. Is, according to quality.
CuEESE--W Wisconsin full cream rolls lbc:
Wisconsin full cream daisies. l4dl5c;
Wisconsin half cream, 134lAc; Wisconsin,
pound prints, 15I29lBc.
EGGS-Texas. bomipll Kansas 20dl21c.
| KRAUT.-New. in nalf barrels, S3,VO9
325
ONIONs-New crop. pc bushel, Toa75c.
pEPPER-CElle, new, l5G16c per pound;
| black Singapore, loo
| POTATOES-New potatoes, 650Goc per
| bushel; Kaw Valley, Csc.
ro pGAf hama pcEed 30. j, caG5s %H' a'
! POULTRY-Chickens hens good, So OO6
3.25 fryers, large. So 00a3 %; broilersr
{ 50 .O06S2. %; mixed lots, So 1904, %; cocks
/ large, old. $l.sOM2oO ducks large $1,000
turkeys hens, S5.OouLU; gobblers, 81"
to- T,CoSNAroEs-Texas, 4,tasEet crates, 300
6Oc
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WIRE NAILs-S2.T 10 base per keg.
nARBED withdrawing. 81. Glidden,
So. 70 Ter 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, So.
per 100 lbs
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle OF Hairs Great Discov'
.rv cures all kidney and bladder troubles,
removes gravel, cures diabetes. seminal
emissions. weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tisu and al Irregularities of the kidneys
ana bladder In both men and women. regu'
Iatcs bladder troubles 10 children. If not
sold by your druggist. will be sent by mail
on receipt of 81. One small bottle is two
months treatment. and VIII cure any case
above mentioned. Or. f. W. Hall. sole
manufacturer. r. o. Box 62o. St. Louis. No
send for testimonials. Sold by all drug
l6tg
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woRLpIs VIsIsLE SUPPLY.
Secretary Hester's Report Shows Great
Decrease.

New Orleans. July 25.-secretary Testers
statement OF the worlds visible supply Of
cotton. made UP from special cable and
telegrapbic advices, compares the figures
of this week with last week, last year and
year before. 1t shows decrease for the
week Just closed OF ~ i94.so7 bales. against
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harrison Of these quotations shows
advantages In favor of Houston as
hle market. When the buyer consid-
benefits to be derived :rom hous'
ee!sht rates he will md that even
he ouotaple figures at other markets
In. the price hnnlly pal Is general
Ster The prices are those ruling
Houston Wholesale merchants. anu
Lsed daily.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

4. H. Thompson Seed and
Rice Milling Co. ,...... $50 oOlS10o 90
Brazoria Rice and Irriga-
ton Co. .......,....,.... .......l 0S %
Houston Land and Trust Co io3 so ..,.....
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co. =. .....,........ ...,... 90 90
international Creosote Co
Of Beaumont ...,......, SO O0l...,.,.
Moore Cortcs Canal Co. e, as co. % 90
Merchants National Bank l15 Ool ..,..
Magnolia Park Co....... ..,,... 10 90
Planters and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank ..........., ll2 so ..,,,.
Rockdale OIL Mill Co.., -,,.... las 90
South Texas National Bank 1886 o0l. .....
Sour Lake Springs Co.,... iS6 10 las ~
spindle Top Power Co... T5 "a
Southwestern Dry Plate Co ,..,.,. los 90
Trinity Rice. Land and Ir.
rigatlon ,.....,,...... .,...., so 90
Texas Savings. Real Estate
and Investment Co,,.... 40 O0l ~ 90
A. 4
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DIV GOODS.

New York. July 25-1he market for dry
goods hss ruled quiet IN all departments
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nalngernelA. Texas. octoI

palngerneld. Texas. October IT, 1901.
DR.. e. W. Hall. st. Louis: Dear Sir
have used Halls Texas Wonder, and will
saw thar II cured my little 2.year-old boy
% ses'7 REV J. wooDsoS,
Formerly Of Marshall.
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o,,rine s4dsec per ounce bottle, NOR:
phiSe. S. 25a3 so per ounce; go, eOSip ie ,ooiS
ner ounce; borax. slsc per poune ~ A0S'
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GRAM AND Hay.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points taxing
5Gio1 per 100 pounds more Oh brarc: 2ll3c
Der busha on oats and corn. lo@1dc per
leo on hay. -. 40
BRAN Per 100 pounds, 97ca$l 90.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 .4Sdl, 90.
OATS Texas, choice bright, ACC, average
c55GSRN-No. . mixed, sacked, Soc No. 2
wRHJ aY@ saS55 alfalfa, SIS 90; choice limo
INV S15 OCd15 so; South Texas prairie
bay, s.. 5nd7 20; North Texas and Terri
cory hay. $lo.5oah 90
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
white lead, per cwt, strictly pure, S625;
second grade, $500; third grade, $500.
Turpentine, per case, TWO o-gallon cans
Sd. SO; barrel lots, see per gallon. PIN,
eral paints, COO per gallon. Dry mixed
naInts per cwt, Ia barrels, 90c. Venetian
reds. per cwt., $780, yellow ochre, per ewt.,
Sioo Linseed oil, best, poiea' 10. aCs
lass. SINS, S per cent OF January II list,
FRUITS
Es-Texas green. per box, 29g"oe;
red, I0Gtoc; Arkansas. barrel, 81 25'q4 o.
| CANTALOUPES Rockyfords, oushei
GRAPES~ Gatawbas, baskets, 4o999c
| white seedless, crate, S2Oog@'0V' eohcoiuS'
bd 4shE'eNtsG;S Hsc So 75d4 90. $500
PEACHES Elbertas, crates, sOe9 &c
boxes, 4o@5oc other y CaIifor6ia pei Der box
Si pI1pSaaiRs@rexas, per box, 25a35S. oo,,o ..
! PRUNEs- Tragedy, per crate, = S onl5s5o
PLUMSrTexas, Per psse Pc hI,tnrnis assbrtee
24quaTt crates, oHggoc'
Varieties. 81 50gl 20; a.a "a sn5
4 10; Mexico, 81, %
pRuGs AND CHEMICALS.
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yTSTRTE TOUCH on the "Blick'' Type
writer's Electric 500: NO, ! Soos 90.
Catalogue free. W. 4. Russell. Dallas.
Texas.
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.o,v Of cabbage has almost been
/ "a and prices are much more stable.
ar is on route and the trade is
:, uav TO receive II.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN We are prepared 70
negotiate long or short time loans; have
plenty of money available, The Chas.
H. Munger Investment Co, lOOSh Con.
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YOU No man Who Is Intending SCHOOL
wants position IN the afternoon as book.
keeper or stenographer. can give good
references Address +. r. o., son Iceland
avenue ~
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MAPS Large and small, Or Houston. P,
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THE season Is one Of the latest In point
OF pack and run of fish that we have known
In years. Few, II any, of the packers have
tainly looks dubious. The fishermen report
practically no fish In the water and an
absence of feed for bait exists"
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nan situation ruled weaker and
AGAIN reduced fully Csc. There
Ia stocks on hand and offerings
H. made around $3.50.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
pleased to hear from him. The letter

pleased to hear from him. The letter
Is as follows:
The Philippines are a bunch of
trouble gathered together on the hor-
izon of western civilization. They
are bounded on the west by hoodlumS
and smugglers, north by rocks and de-
structon, east by typhoons and mon
soons, south by cannibals and earth
Quakes. The climate is combina-
ZION Of changes especially adapted to
raising cain. The soil is eXtraordin-
arlly fertile in raising insurgents and
trickery. The inhabitants are very
industi ious. The chief industry is
making bolcs, knives, and reloading
Remington cartridges. Their anuSe-
ments are cock lighting, monte and
cheating. Their diet consists of rice
boiled rsce, fried rice, stewed rice.
and rice. The Filipino marriage serv-
ice is very impressive, especially the
clause giving the wife the privilege Of
Mo King as much as her husband de-
slres. The animal tf burden is the
carib u. For a three days journey
only ten days rations need be carried,
DuI on a Journey Of 100 miles the
driver generally dies Of o.d age before
he gets there The rivers are serpen-
tine in their courses, the water run
Ming in a manner contrary to all
known laws OF nature. Manila, the
chief city, is located on Manila bay, "a
large landlocked harbor full Of filth,
sharks, pirates and Spanish submarine
torpedoes. Cavite, the next city in
hize is noted for its large number of
insurrectoes and chenas. The princi-
pal exports are rice, hemp, sick SOL
ders and prisoners of war. Its i'm
por.s ar, soldiers, arms, ammunition,
peer and tobacco. Malaria is so prev
alent that on several occasions some OF
The Islands have been taken with a
chill. LuZon, the largest of the is
lands, resemb mbles an enormous o.d
boot. Communication has been eS-
tablished by means OF mo quitoeS as
carrier pigeons, the mosquitoes being
larger and more able to Stand the ia
tigue of the journey. The ma
tive costume consists OF fl ,ur
sack ii d around the waist, a ything
under II years waits until the next
Year for clothes. The towns are an
aggregation Of sharks, fleas, cur dogs
and disorder. The Cats. dogs, chick
ems, pigs, heas and family all sleep to
gether on terms OF equality. Tne ma
tive IS friend at the end Of a gun.
The islands are God rorsaken, canni-
bal zed, Aguinaldo infested blot On the
face OF Gods green earth.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
BURNS NIGHT
The Barre Club Holds
ANNUAL OBSERVANCE
An Evening OF Intellectual
Enjoyment

For years it has been the custom Of
the fifty members of the Barre Burns
Club to gather on the evening Of the
birthday of Robert Burns, January
25th, and pay tribute to the memory
OF him who's. name the organization
bears. This custom was preserved
last night on the eve Of the anniver
Sary, when about As Of the members
with their ladies assembled in Miles
hall and spent the night in the enjoy
ment of feast of intellect and in a
pleasant social time.
The entertainment opened with 4
dance inspired by the music of the
bagpipes played by the we'll know pi-
per James Edwards. The party were
then eated at the tables and sang in
chorus "Tnere Was Lad Was Born
in Kyle"
John P. Emslie the president of the
club then delivered his address. He
paid high tribute to the memory of
Burns and the great good done by his
writings and spoke at some length on
the pr, gress the club had made during
the past year. During his remarks
he thanked Mrs. James Campbell on
behalf of the club for sending to Scot
land for the sprigs of heather with
which everyone in the party was pro-
vided
No man could have been selected
more appro priately to respond to the
toast Robert Burns" than VIM. Bar
clay. 1t is unfortunate that space
will not permit full reproduction Of
his able remarks. He called attention
to the political conditions Of Great
Britain during the year that Burns
was born. 1t was-a great year for
Great Britain ln many ways as his
tory tells but especially in the birth
Of Burns Burns life and conditions
which surrounded his youth were re-
lated IN detsl and very instructive
was his discourse on various poems and
sayings Of tn great yet simple cham
pion ot human ,ympathies.
The y az of Robbie Burns was
sung by James Lamont.
The address to the Haggis' was
given by AK Smith in his own origi-
nal style that called forth bursts OF
laughter from all sides.
Next came a sumptuous banquet
served by G.. j. Hawes, and after an
other dance they resumed their sea
and listened to song, "The Cottage
Continued On Page4.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
SMALL Pox .
On Board British Steam
ship. Rutter Says
IS NO FOUNDATION
The Rumor Of Steamship Lines
Being Consolidated

Lonaon, Jan. 25.-Mr. Rutter, man.
ager of the Allan Line Steamship
Company, says that the only founda'
tion for the story that the chief Brit
ish Atlantic lines ere to be absorbed
by American capitalists is that the
lines are coming to an arrangement
on freight rates. He says the propo-
sal comes from this side Of the water
and not from the other.
The Bank of England has reduced
the rate Of discount from to 81 par
cent
The British steamship Tacoma, of
Dundee, from Portland, Me-, Dec. "a,
for London has arrived at Blyth. She
landed at London two cattlemen and
mess room stewart who were found
to De sick with smallpox. They were
sent to the hospital.
The Racing Calendar publishes the
entries tiled at New York for British
races in 1902. They include among
others K,lmarnock H., Volodyovski,
Nasturtium and Intruder for the AS.
cot Gold Cup, and Kilmarnock II, and
Volodyovski for the Kempton Park
Jubilee Stakes.
Mr.. Brodrick, Secretary Of State
for War. has refused to accept the
service Of papers on behalf of Gen.
Kitchener, Lord Miner and their sub
ordinates in an action brought by Miss
Iobhouse to obtain damages for her
recent detention by officials at Cape
Toy. AZ and her depor tation from South
Africa.
Mr.. Brodrjck also refused to accept
responsibility and defend, as War
Minister, the action of the Officials.
The Liverpool shipping weekly Fair
Play says that considera Die amounts
are being insured with Lloyds in con
nection with the small pox epidemic
now prevailing at several British
ports. A premium of IS. 6p. per cent
en- recently vaccinaued cases and 3S.
Al. per cent on those who have not
been vaccinated since infancy is eX.
acted.
The great amalgamation in the
English non and steel trades is now
practically completed. Guest, Keen
& Co., aud the Nettlefold companies
of Birmingham, Newport and Moa-
mouth, are the prime factors The
amalgamation is said to be the largest
the kind in the United Kingdom.
The officers Of the London and
Westminster Bank and the Bank OF
England as we'll as the authorities OF
Scotland Yard and the city police say
thev know nothing of the counterfeit
bank notes on the bank OF
England when have been
presented for payment to tie state
Bank in New York. The Bank Of
England has sent cable message to
New York for particulars Fl. Smith
manager of the London and West
minister Bank is OF the opinion that
it is stamp forgery. The bank never
stamps no5eS; it always retires old
notes ard gives its Gust omers new
ones except in denominations Of
$1,000. The otfic, rs of the bank
and the police are much interested as
it is the first case OF this kind OF any
importance in years.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
WILL APPROVED

Montpelier, Jan. 25.-An instru-
ment purporting TO be the last will
and testament If the late Mrs. Almlra
Cowdry was produced in probate court
yesterday ami approved. Nine OF the
heirs were rep esented by I. j. Deav-
iJJ as counsel. and an appeal was TAX
en- to county court. The witnesses
examined were George W. Wing, be-
fore whom the will was made aud the
witnesses OF the will, JODn g. VIII e
and Charles H. jones
MIS-. Cowdfy's estate amounts to
about SIS, 600, Uf this amount 81, zoo
was diviued among six of The heirs,
the others NOT receiving anything ana
the resicua was lett TO OvelSeer
Whceler.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25

Continued On Page 4.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
THE LASrOF ZEpHRA

Tonight will be th9 last and only
opportunity of seeing Zep ra, which
vas witnessed for the third time
lNuigbt before one Of the largest
audiences witch has ever attended i
psltOrmauce pun On d, lcal talent.
Ihphy p9ssedSof even netter tnan
adld the previous rights and much
adIt should b. given 60 the manage
mont tJr the cireful training which
& been given nose who are taking
part, The mucl pe'sed audience re-
'aned houa fully determined to see
tIft1e l4-t aud oaly time tonight.
lleEc "l!l unaouotedi be one OF the
A'sest audiences the npera house has
tNrheld 1olghl.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
MRS. COX SENTENCED

Woodstock, Jan. PA verdict of
glitv waSr3turned in Windsor county
court ia the case of Mrs. Minnie Cox
under the blanket ac0 and see was
antenced to two and haif years in
the State Pri On.
Ed Matott for d similar otlense was
sentenced e. the same term in the
House Of Correction.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25

CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER co.
NEW YORK
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, Jan. 25 Vermont
pensions: Increase, restoration, reis
sue, etc, James M. McAlister, Stowe
$l7: Benjamin f Browns Swapton,
Sl7: Warren j. Scaver, Stowe, $l2.
David B, Goddard, south Londonderry
ss; Andrew j. Gysson, Montpelier,
$40.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
47c EACH
The Mems Shoe Sale

Don't forget our discount sale ~
Mems fine shoes. This is an impor-
tant offer as our sales already testify.
The most up-todate styles and every
kind o leather to select from, includ-
ing Vici kid, Velour Calf. Patent
Calf, Enamel, etc,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25

When you want to advertise 10
for circulation first, The TELEGRAl
has the largest circulation, therefor
1t is the BEST advertising medium. u
1t for results.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
Wish To Announce .e$*
GRAND
IS DAYS SALE
OF NECKWEAR
1CO dozen of the finest SOC
and 75c qualities in all styles
including Four in hands,
Tecks, Puff, etc at only
35c EACH

This is without question the great
est neckwear offering, the Barre buy
ing public has yet known, and it is to
prepare our stock for spring arrivals
of neckwear invoices. 1t is also an op-
portunity to excel if possible our
usual custom of giving our customers
exceptional bargains at stated inter-
walls. See our great window display.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
IRA COCHRAN
Well Known East Barre
Boy
WRITES HOME
An Interesting Letter From
The Philippines
(Spec al to Telegram.

East Barre, Jan, Pa letter has
juSt been received from Private Ira l..
Cochran, Co D, 265h II fan'ry. now in
the Philippines. H. is an f sst Barre
boy and his many friends will be
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-25
.55c EACH

lot Mems fine underwear, wool
heeced lined, an exceptional value at
50 cents, to close at only