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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-03
Mrs ", F. Shepards Millinery ParIOrs in orr Store
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
le Of pettIeoats at Abbott's.

sale Of petticoats at Abbott's.
Myron calef Of Washington was in the
city today.
Mrs. L. B. Kendall went to st. Johns
bury today.
Excursion to Fort Tieonderoga See
adv. on page 2.
Percale wrappers at veale s knights
for only s1.0O.
Joseph Frattini went to Westerly, K. l.,
today on visit.
p j. Rogers left this morning on a bus
mess trip to Chicago.
There will be Company E drill tomor-
row evening at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Angelo Scampini went to Quincy,
Mass. today for visit with friends.
See Homer Fits advertisement for
great bargains in dress goods department.
There will be a meeting Of the school
commissioners this evening at 1850 O'Clock.
Miss Laura Kilburn OF Montpelier is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. >. G. Griggs to-
day.
A daughter was born, July 81, to Mr.
and Mrs. I. ]. Holland Of As Foster
street.
AS good as 4 three. Dagger, a pair Of oni
$500 oxfords for s2.S5. Badger, Mclean
q Co.
Miss Elizabeth Boyd returned this morn
| ing from two weeks vacation spent al
| White River junction.
Pavilion series dance Friday evening Of
this week. Music begins at 5 o'clock
Gilbertson's orchestra.
Ice cream freezers- White Mountain,
Arctic and Alaskaat reasonable prices
Boston Bargain Store.
William Eager ard family returned yes
terday from a several weeks visit with
relatives In Leeds, ? @.
Dan Barber has resumed work ID
browns drug store after several weeks
absence on account OF Illness.
| The Washington street Stars will play
the Woodmen Of Graniteville at the Gran
ite City trotting park at $50 o'clock.
Woodmen's drill at Hale's pavilion
| Thursday evening at $50 All members
Of the team are requested to be present.
The Misses Davidson who have been
visiting Miss Nellie Corskie return to
their home in Canandaigua, n. r., this
afternoon.
Pavilion series dance this week will be
Friday evening, not Saturday. Note the
change. Music will begin On time, at s
O'Clock, and last until u m. or later.
Gilbertson's orchestra. Ladies free.
In the excellence Of It's hippodrome per-
Torrance the Great Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers aggregation Is as notably
superior as In its menagerie and circus
features. The many different kinds Of
races are most brilliantly attractive and
exciting At Montpelier tomorrow
Segel 4 Brady offer special bargains in
mems and boys clothing, shoes and fur
nishings, which they have arranged on
special bargain tables for circus day
Out Of town visitors, as well as our city
friends, are cordially invited to come in
and examine the big offerings Remember
the name and place. Segel & Brady's
store, us Main street, Bolster block, next
store to Barre Savings Bank and Trust
Company Read our advertisement on the
sth page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-03
Petticoat Sale.


Black Petiicoats Of yarn mereerized
goods, very soft and fine. These are
our sI.so and Sr75 Pettieoats. Now
81 70 eafh.
White Pettieoats, made Of best mus
Inns, wide full aounce, trimmed with
thread lace over dart rufie, insertion
aounce Of same lace, now Sl.2o each.
White Petticoats ii variety Of styles
and prices. Skirts made for our best
trade, skirts that sen from sa.oo up to
$500, now at a reduction 10 close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-03
Petticoat Sale.

Here are well-made Petit
coats that will appeal to you as
a saving.
Black Petticoats, with one,
two and three ruf1les of mercer
lied goods, now soc each.
Black Petticoats, with wide
hounee ruffles Of soft, fine mer-
cerized goods, our best Stag
Skirts, now 08c.
See these values in the south show
window.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-03
Shirt Waist Suits.

We have a few Of those Ladies Linen
Shirt Wais, Suits, piped with blue and
red. This IS the suit that has been SO
popular Sold for s3.9s. To close
at sos.
Bingham Shirt Waist Suits IN black
and white checks and blue and grey
stripes, good style. well made, good val
ues at 81 oS and SlS7. Also good
style Print Suit in black and white plaid
at Si4o.
Light Colored Printed Muslin Shire
Waists in white and black, good ssyles
wen made, were SI.a5. To close At
08e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-03
TO0LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR SALE CiEAP--A bay mare gentle so
that lady can drive. Also harness, sleigh and
buggy. May be seen at 547 No. Main St. 1851
FOR SALE-A single bedroom set, one bu-
reat and one kitchen stove with connections
for not water. Apply az Harrington Ave.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-03
"A. P. ABBOTT & CO. A. P. ABBOTT & CO. ia. P
1The Daylight Store y
BETTER VALUES THAN SATURDAY BARGAINS.
This TIME IT IS WHITE PETTICOATS AND BLACK PETTICOATS.

Peuicots They values They well
made BY the best manufacturers These only for few sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
The NEW POPE A REEoRMER

Pope Piux y. in pursuance reforms the majority
OF which have the object of economzng the of
the church. has decided upon reducing military
OF the Papacy He go extent of the Prince
OF Monaco who recently disbanded his entire army
eighty men, but has down the famous Swiss Guard
to fifty men, the Palatine Guard from 200 men
On the other hand the number Papal Gendarmes who
fulfill the role of police Vatican is to be increased
from seventy-two to 100.
Of course these innovations excite wiu among those
whose vested interests are effected thereby they will
meet with the approval of the people who have
the welfare Of the church and are in line with
the Popes amalgamaton of the congregations
departments of the the church the abol
ton OF sinicures and steps taken publish an annual
budget of the and expenditures OF the Papac
so that the faithful in foreign lands may see how their
contributions have been employed and finally with init
alton OF plan codify The the church In
deed Pux N promises to prove the greatest reforer
who has occupied the chair St Peter and il is to
be hoped that his life may be spared accomplish to the
end the valuable work which he has undertaken
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

Saturday night church that is the center of the social
the musical the literary the ethical life of the commun
ity the home of light and joy the pride OF all the peo
pie. With numbers enthusiasm, economy, emula-
tion efficiency When all the teaching forcesand the art
of teaching is great gift and there only few
teachers out of 1000 that know to impart wisdom
united the Sunday-schoo will again become popular
The great library of this church and its social rooms
equal those of the best cubrooms the great cities
will be the center of the artistic life of the town. where
the painting purchased by some merchant prince,
will be exhibited for all to see; where the club life for
young men, the literary life for young and the
musical life for all classes will center On the Sabbath
there will be great in the morning that repre-
sents the thought and study and of six days and
nights of whom God ordained through his ancestry
for moral illumination There will be Bibeschoo
toward which all the families will There will
great choral service in the afternoon that will be
attractive than all the things Of the park the ball
field. There practical address young people
at night that will lead out of ignorance into wisdom,
of selfshness and into righteousness the
hood of Jesus Christ"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
cHURcH-coURTING PARLoRs.

The Theodore Parker Memorial institutional church
of Boston, is trying to solve the problem of getting to-
geher and acquainted the young people Of its neghbor
hood announces Golfers Weekly The Parker Memorial
is located in the heart of the boarding and lodging
section of the city. Thousands of young and
women have their temporary homes the church
What they need is opportunity to get acquainted.
The Parker Memorial has undertaken get these
young people together There is every Sunday
ing service the church. which while religious is yet
arranged to attract young people usually consists Of
address, with music and is often illustrated by the
sereopticon After the service the congregation is in
ved to social gathering in the parors the same floor
Music is furnished and tea is served and often brief
reading is given but in general the young folks left
to their devices until ten o'clock The dancing class
with the church valuable aids in further
ing the movement The phrase 'courtng parors" used
in perfect seriousness by Boston minister in connection
with the Perker Memorials experiment has come
to stay in Boston apparently although those directly in
teresed in the naturally inclined to depre
aggressive and literal Interpretation of what
is purely bg-hearted and hosptabe idea The expert
thus far has been deservedy popular and is being
watched with increasing interest by similar communities
In other cities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Tribune is giving Thomas Commercial club heart
massage with the hope Of reviving it.
The boys Elk City played ball nd as a
result the of The Indignant Citizen appears
Record.
The Beaver county melon has made
satisfactory contract for canaloupes
Ind,
Many the county have announced
their intention of planting spring
tiers viii watch the experiment with interest.
The body of Col Hawkins killed shipped
Thursday his funeral
services Iawon. The procession
a mile long
The Knghsher milestone last
week: moreover twentyhorse power automobile gait
The publishers paper are suing the pub
fishers of another libel. setting mighty had
example for the laymen gentlemen.
has selected the sites for the
school buildings Bids considered.
The Newk-k gave Socialist candidate
Moreover Newkirk paper
towns standing in the eyes of its neighbors prints the fact
Jerre Johnson for settling ques-
ton by of the people which
method there is.
Tetricks selection is third
delegate Republican
national convention.
payfully pointed a gun that
ed his companion Peter pulled
protested Bonghi gun telling Q
him He did and bullet crashing through Bong
hills Bonghil Taloga
Judge \. j Burman of Arapaho had his pocket picked
while the Republican viii be
membered that there quite number OF Democrats
present
Union Telephone company pole
system a Ingersol
died in the part Of Beaver last
smallpox
Fourteen loads building Hobart
one day last :
The Orient and the o
and T railways
Poker Chips is correspondent, Hoszrt
News Republican
Governor Ferguson addressed Mcclure club
o. Pawnee Thursday night
Spring has 20, Guthrie
need park
Everett Purcell - almost modest Pat
ty~ Smith or Guthrie Isi~F
IN paper Purcell agAt
in Garfield county WIKI
tRS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
SORROW THE SOULS MATRIX.

who curseth Sorrow knows her not at all,
Dark matrix she, from which the human soul
Has its last birth; whence with its misty thews
Close-knitted in her blackness, issues out,
Strong for immortal toll up such great heights
AS crown DER crown rise through Eternity;
Without the loud deep clamor of her wall
The iron of her hands the biting brine
Of her black tears the Soul but lightly built
Of indetermnate spirit like a mist
Would lapse to Chaos in soft gilded dreams,
AS mists fade in the gazing of the SUM-
isabella VALANCY CRAWFORD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
NEW GREAT OCEAN LINERS.

The Great Eastern after being utilized for awhile in
laying cables finally broken UP and
old iron being too big to be practical useful profit
able. The Hamburg American line is building two huge
ships of displacement of 10000 One of them the
America is almost ready for launching The Cedric with
Its nearly 700 feet Of length and gross tonnage
drop into the second class and the old Eastern
would be pigmy in comparison hundred years ago
great English authority shipping the size
of ships had reached its limit adding: Timber cannot
be made to grow larger and the sea has only certain
depths that cannot be increased. The French indeed
have atterly built ship of extraordinary size
Az feet keel and tonnage about 1859 TONS but she
pronounced to be entirely unfit service" So immense
In length depth strength the future liner be that
the greatest storms will not effect them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

upon some subject Z cannot agree with this II
Is true that many - as have our psculiarities.
Most ~ patients have Authorizations 80
aim 90 attract their attention and 70 interest them
in something else ID many here in Cleveland
and in oher cities have been perfected Ia ti.
manner. Peculiar people have forgotten that they
were insane after having been given this treat
ucnt and plenty q euterielnrnent.~
overseer speeher. Of Shiloh Tabernacle Zion
City:
~ re hosts Of zion a-e escr forees into open
warfare Will poisDn instead of bullets
outlets ard cannon are too pury We v.H
Ehoz the world something tn modern saf-
sare. The esY 70 vsnsulsh fbe enemy !. BY
poison would ztur feed run Of poinou H. fhs
enemYs camp. IN the morning they would est i,
and We would have enemy
Or. w. w. Keen. Cardiac Massage,
Life apparently extiaes has ben renewed 81
small saY the nesd Themselves hase ben
brought hack - iife ~ continuing she hsa-s.
palsat5ou wheH il hss e8o~ed b. fore.nr ths psxs,-
cal action through
Rev Jason ksppsndze. OF 81. Theoaoslas Greek
Catholic church. Al Cleveland
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
KANSAS CURRENTS.

escapes been Caldwelrs and
the tenth floor again being occupied.
sedswick Paragraph said Better get
last at the town. the sinners shuddered but
breathed reading further The coming
leaf and everything will be hid the
foliage from on.
The Kansas conference the Swedish
will held salemsburg part April. To
it will be held the latter of this month if
the United States Survey able to locate Sal
emsburg by that time.
Ice cream socas already being given at Whitewater
help investigation probably
reveal that of the deacons of that church
threechar barber shop to be installed at Newton
The Newton however, that the
having boom; it's just steady growth, etc.
Newton firm going give pair of shoes the
making bowling with the That's
right going provide
bowIers families during this time?
brick building in construction at st John was blown over
Friday ago to a barber shop.
injured, but VIM Reynolds the his back
being broken.
STAFFORD county Republican the an
rouncement CARELESS candidates that assuredy
it you in the neck fair unless
dvy.'' This is short strenuosity.
equation taken the
square, difference multiplied
has found that the ground hog twins this year
Scott county county poor
poor 1t little dreams what is missing in
the hills poetry.
The County News that hot alum the
known. will kill cinder beetles?
Roller skaters at Kngman having masked parties
proves exceptionally beginners
necessary any any place
Bert Moore. Kingman boy. was aboard the vcksburg
when Russia Japan fought Chemupo. In a
home, he doesn't give much to it
a good dog fight.
Arkansas City boy played year
slated for whipping Thursday when he left
He Will find endless hockey
broken attendance school.
The Salina
with Hearst He simply moneys worth
oil well have BILE and
will proceed down a couple of However.
expected to break
the number
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
coLoRApo's DANGEROUS MIDDLE.

The Colorado authorities have gotten into queer if
not dangerous mudde The executive the judiciary and
the military purposes designing the rights
duties and prerogaves of another Such state of
affairs unprecedented for any state in the history Of
the country both perpexing and dangerous and it
seems time for halt With the governor declaring
marshal law suspending writ of habeas corpus
strikers deying both the military and the
tive Judge Stevens of the Ouray Circuit Court
declaring that eff there is to be reign
of military despotism in Colorado and courts be
jurisdiction they might well go of bust
ness" condition developed that calls for halt
where the of Judge for the produc
ton of Charles Meyer court Adjutant General Bell
responds all the sheriffs Colorado power
his body the dead bodies of all the troops of the
To that Judge Stevens replied by directing
the sheriff to posse though it take
ablebodied male in Colorado produce the body of
Meyer Governor Peabody supplements the situation by
directing General Bell refuse obey the orders of
court and by informing Judge that ursdic
martial law and that he will proceed further his peril
Somebody rather all hands must yield something,
and the the better otherwise national authority
will have nterpose Judges may be impeached but
courts cannot be overrdden by the military by
tive or by any other power civil military.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

Whether men were born principally
for the purpose of killing each other
off or not they have been making that
their principal business since his
memory history the contrary notwithstand
ing The history civilization unending record
of fighting The first born in this world killed the
very next fellow warrior didn't draw
pension he escaped being hanged But war is get
ting to be far more costly than deadly with his
tawbone an his handtohand setto killed more
men than are killed bombardment a duel
with mighy ships and guns of calibre with
range of ten twenty miles, every broadside costing
thousands of dollars And SO fights land
forces Every and every delay for that mat
ter piles up There estimate of or to
Upon the other hand aside from disease casu
aHies in rapid ratio America captured Manila
sacrifice of only life and he fell dead out
ef fright fit The naval battle of Santiago
fought with but the of the American
side The Spanish loss principally from drowning
sinking ships Napoleon right in declaring that the
gDds with the side of the longest purse
The recent heavy bombardment of Port Arthur when
several hours incessant firing resulted in the killing of
afty Russian soldiers civilians prove
modern ordnance is little destructive of life
shan the guns of generation ago. During the siege Of
Paris IL often took thousand shells more to kill
sing1e Frenchman On g. 1871 Victor Hugo made
TITS striking entry in his diary From Tuesday to Sun
day the Prussfans hurled $4,000 projectiles
ouyed 22O rawaytrucks to transport them Each
60frs total million and half francs The damage
the forts estimated at 1400 fir, and about ten
have killed Each of dead cost the Prussians
100000 fra" short the destructive the nstru
ments of war the less the mortality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

The indications that fellow townsman Judge
David NJ Dale is in for it. For him there only two
of it: ID in refusing to (2) to wait till the
votes counted in November Kansas is going to go
Republican by brutal majority this fall, grass
hoppers drouth some unlocked for calamity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

SO you are carrying a revolver. For seIf-pro-
lection, / suppose?"
NO for my wife's She has to stay home
alone"
well. I sold my horse today remarked a
clerk, with smile 10 another in one of Wich-
itas establishment
That's so?' replied the other Make good
pwft?"
Did 1? Well. 1 guess. Just $40
AT this point there Iull in the conversa-
ton. and then the second clerk asked by the
way, Bill. who'd you sell that horse TOP
ITO mother replied Bill
And he hasn't had any peace since
=:
While Orphan Adam had to get along without a
father and mother, IT can't be denied that the
old man fortunate in this misfortune. for he
escaped mother-in-law troubles
o
Coroner McColister told this one the other dav
at the Hot Air club meeting:
An old walked into Probate Judge
Enochs Office asked: Are you the judge OF
reprobate?"
II the judge of probate" replied Judge
Enoch
Well that's it, 1 expect" continued the old
lady You see, my husband died detested and
left me five little nndels. and l want to be their
executioner'
When Mac had finished DR. Pratt declared that
ne dldn peieVe the story and swore that Mac
stole it from almanac.
Adjourned
-s-E-
Russia didn't do hardly right to let lent pass
without few Jewish outrages after the Ameri-
can people had anticipated the enjoyment of blood
curling horrors.
A chemist has found that the supposed primary
element. thorum, is a compound. Absolutely orig
inai things are scarce in in the Pikers'
Lament
And they say corsets cause cancers But
any well regulated would rather nurse
than dispense with corset.
4 TRUE STORY
An old lady telling of the anlction Of a woman
she had known. said
Yes took her some apples and she ate two
greedy-like. and if you will believe me- she fell
off her chair in a fit The doctor came and said
1t apple-etck fit And then / was awful
sorry 1 took her those apples"
Wichita woman spending time with her
mother. in another Kansas town. recently found
of her son 8 first little WORKOUT shoes and
OF her wedding slippers rolled in tissue
paper in one of grsndma's bureau drawers. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

Our last governor Methodist. Our present gov
ernor is Methodist Our governor to be is Methodist
Methodist Hoch downed Methodist Bailey in convention
but Methodist Bailey downed Methodist Hoch by getting
seat in the next general conference while Methodist
Stanley downed himself as Dawes commissioner The
Methodists politically to be 10th and off deck