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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

The following woros OF Tom Watson
should be read and re-read until their
full bearing upon the present condi-
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

H. G. Davis of West Virginia follows
the example of Roosevelt and declares
that he will not be a. candidate for the
vice. presidency in 1908 That is very
considerate in a man over so years old.
The young men should have chance.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

stencil was too strong for three of it
to endure. and three of them, Mary
land, West Virginia and Missouri fled
to where the air was purer,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

The Chicago Tribune says: In point
of fact, it is easy to see that the more
radical Bryan men voted for Roose-
welt by the tens of thousands from one
end-of the country to the other. The
resurns seem to show this clearly
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

The Japs declare that If the cleo
ton had only been postponed week,
Port Arthur would have gone republi-
can too.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

Examine the date with the address
On the wrapper of your paper. Ii
subscription is delinquent please re-
NIT.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

The national congress will stand,
Senate, republicans, So; democrats, 3d.
House, republicans, 245; democrats,
al.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

The Steel .rnst ana other friends of
|ex-attorney general KfU4 rhsse already
put him in the field as the republican
candidate for the presidency in 1908.
lit is said that he received telegram
from the president at o'clock the
next morning after the election assur-
ing him Of the administration support.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

The Michigan legislature will not
have single democrat in it. Even
Knox and Warrick counties in Indi-
ana, where no republican ever held
Office since the organization of the
republican party. went republican.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

In the effort to knock out the dem
ocratic party for its infamy at st.
Louis. Nebraska gave Roosevelt 5000
majority At the conclusion of the
fusion state convention the editor Of
The Independent put Rooseyelt's ma
jority at 10000, but he was away off
on that guess.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

Henry Watefson saved Kentucky
Let him reflect upon that until the
impulse to commit suicide has passed
away. IS II
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-10

The fact that the Japanese govern
ment was able to conceal the loss of
it's biggest warship for SIX months, and
then revealed it Of it's own motion,
shows what tight grip it has held
on the war correspondents that focked
to her shores on the breaking out of
the war In the matter of controlling
the news. Japan has proved to be as
expert as in every thing else. +
"a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Neme &lasen.

Die Capitol Soc engine 60. flasi
gegen @m. 6. Splitting auf &iifertat=
tun9 zines Mutpmpbils i'm Wertbe bon
5000. iotpie auf 3ablung bon 500
als gnti9doisung fiir ben @ebraud
beRelben. :.
Sactie Ballars min BON Sarrn Bals
laro sei9ieben fein, une amar neil Ell
he. ibrer @ntlage nod, erauiam be-
banoelte, fe i9lug, Hieb &C.; aud iOl
er bes Siebftabls iiberfibrt iein. sic
bsrlanst fernsr bic Sbbut iiber bas Der
@be entiproHene 9ino.
6enriette @lart mill bon Daniel
@lart, Der fe unmenI9liA 9raufam be-
banbelt baben ioq, eeidisben fem.
NuBer Der Sdeioung bittet fe barum,
ibren Wdb4ennamen 6enriette @il-
tins uieber fibren 3l ohrfen.
Soparo Oil berlanst S9eiouns
bon goitb 9ia, neil He f9 bon ibm
obne feline @%inwiuisuns setrennt ba-
ben fol.
g. 8. 8rubafer u. So. rei9ten ge,
gen bic Cooperative Goal unb See 60.
cine s1000=2ien 2lass elm.
Daniel O'Soloran pertlaste burd
ieinen ndditsn Jreuno Wartin O'Sol=
loran bic Snbianapolis Bridge u. Sron
WOrts auf 500. 900 S9aosnerfab. ST
fast: 4m 8. Nopember 1902 purbs
Daniel O'SoGnran. Der nit anberen
&inbetll In Der oHenen 0aeerparb Der
0ertlagten fpielte, burd cine grplofion
bsrlsbt.
Die Yerflaaten battert etnen Bebdlter
nit elmer entshnoli9en Gliifsfeit, ben
fe nit einem Su4e susebunben batten,
brauben itsben laRen unb Der fleins
Daniel 8. 8. bate bur9 umfoben
bisis 6liifeteit fa tiber's 3eus unb
auf bic @rbe ssgOhen. Damn brc9te
Der SInge, inbem err Elm 3hnbbols am
rib, rie GlaIfgteit gum 8rennen uno
fol- fid BEL bieisr @elegenbeit i9per
berbrannt baben. .gr bdlt bic Der,
tlag.en fir ben S9aoen peranturrt.
li9s neil He ben 9inbern bas Spleen
in benz 2agerbofs erlaubt batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

90 Ste 8r6bte mme paf=
femohe4uStpabl bon g1mttt-
blnmen mn0 Blumenf1dem
fur aue fremotgett ,tno tratt=
rtgen GretgntKe. @tr jtmo
jeoersett germ berett bet oer
MtSwabl bebMIffG at ietn.
8~ertermann SrpS. SO.
241 Maf. Mne. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Shulratb.

Sn ieiner geitrisen Sibung beauf-
tragic Der S9ulratb ben @ei1dfts-
Director, hber bic Gntfisbuns bes
Branoes i'm Sdulbaus go. % an
Sbelbp Str. uno Gletder Nbe., tpelGer
einen S9aoen bon $1,000 anseridtet
bat, cine unterin9uns ein3uleitsn uno
in Der nddten SiBuns biertiber gu
referiren.
Mus Sursoo mar cine Delegation
eri4ienen unb bat UNI Nuffldrung, Oh
es nuf Wabrbeit berube, baB bic bbbe=
rem 9lafen Der S9ule Go. SO nod
Srpin9ton perlest uerben ioIten. Der
Sdulratb ~beruhiste Die Delegation
1ber bieien puntt uno erfldrte, es
ruerbe oieies Sabr feline 8erdnberun9
porsenommen ueroen.
Sierauf tpuroen $28, 400. O3 laufenbe
Te1nurlSen 5ur 3aplllng an9efDteler
uno beidloKen, $500 SntereRen aus
Dem v@reg9=Gono", tpel9e nidt ber=
menoet moroen uaren, gum &apital 3u
idlasen.
Die nd9ite SiBuns finbet morsen,
9onne,fas. ben %. Suli, Mitta9s IL
nbr, fatt unb tperoert in berielben Die
eingelaufenen Mngebote er6fnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
@tese-Mltar -@rab.
@ c n:

s. ". uHO Utd9 OerrIs, lOIU Jus
Der Str, Wdbhen. = Mebffer unb
Sable @oo9, 1854 Sale Str, 3nabe.
= %. s. uno Della Sidmanr, 1913
Wooblamn gbe., Wdbaen. = 6. 6.
unb @ffis 8usg, 1923 giaa Nps.,
3nabe. - CHARLES urb pearl 8ilod,
&c Winbior apartments, Mdb9en. =
Gobert unb Nannie @alben, 81 Noro
State Nbe., Mdb9en. = Wiliam unb
Marp @arlple. 143 Bright Str.
Mdb9en. = 6ranf unb Martha Siri9.
mann, 554 Soutbsrlanb Mbs., 2nabe.
- Sobn unb Grace gonnauthon, 214
Stb pins Str. Wdo9en. = 6. 6.
uno Winnie Sribbp, 80 Sarnor
Str, Wdb9en. - 6. 6. uno gmmc
Serrel, 240 Wet Obio Str, 2nabs.
@ etraut:
&apmonb g. @Oobmortb-gtbel O,
Osborne.
g6as. q. 8raft-2rttie u. Sheets.
Wm. 9aroer-Sba @i9mnn.
@bolpb &~oienbera-Pauline Bopmau
emmett Carl &Oie-Wargaret Granci!
Wanlep.
Mrthur WileD-@race Spiamnn.
9. 90. @ro3ier-Saoie W. @bortor
Carl q. BierbuHe-Warp Sprep.
Mof Noarrs-goraine 9emis.
Nuftin Morris-Sulia @obble.
Simon 9. glueftein = 5anna 9
Hatban.
2eonaro Weber-Seifie 2eanb.
O effprben:
GOIo Wiet, &c, 81 Sub Sacomt
Nbe. = Glet9er Bropn, SO, 140;
@arman Nbe. = Sarab @oroon, 81
So Norb Sitter Mpe. = SuIannat
McSntirs, 70, 113 8rselp Str. :
Ora S9oOler, %, 627 Wef Marp
lamb Str. = Struggling Dunbar, {
Sage. = Sames Wimberlp, 81. =
Sacob Weber, Sc, SOC Bright Str. :
u. @. gOnOiuste, Sc, 1867 9isb Str
l. @ler Wc@uire, 81. = Winian
81. Clair, "a, 1920 Sio Wei Ctr
-garl Douglas, 4 Monate. = Senrl
Bennett, Is, 1916 Noropte Mpe. =
Sames Wbittater. %, 1913 Weft Seen
Sort Str. = Ssnrp Serno9, 81, 831
@bur9 cir. = Minnie 8eu, Is, @itl
Sospital. - Oscar Ormsbee, AZ
1407 S%outbeaftern Mbe. - Saral
@ulbert, 81, AL @Ofman Place. :
gli3abstb Smith, 81, 33 gaftern 9be
= Winnifreb Sralsp, s Wonate. =
George &uss, 2 Sage, 1888 @int
IOe. = Struggling paogett. A Monate
1904 @oasse ape. = 9Ola Galoerausr
%. @itp 6Ospital. 9ribbp.
l Gag, 80 9armon Ctr. = Martbt
Spnber, 43, 2O7 @%eiienborF Str. :
giOla &eiuOlo, l Sabr, 2l29 2sging,
ton @oe. = Nanep Bartlett, 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Giferiadtiser @atte sreift III,
Art.

Senrp Sarrifon, IA Oaoen Str.
tpuroe gefern untsr Der 9lntlage beg
tbdtli@en ansrifss nit t6otli9sr Nb=
fi9t berbaftet. 9arrifpn fou ndmIi9
beimgetommen iein uno ieinem Boaroer
Cirrus Saa borgemorfen baben, baB
sr bic @unf Der Grau partition fi9 au
errineen iu4e. sSn benz barauf fol-
geubsn Streite ioa 5arriion cine Nrt
ersrifen baben, INN 5aa's S9doel gu
ipaltsn, Der Sdlag sing ieoO9 febI
uno Die @rt traf Saa ins @eiat, cine
ftr9terli9e Wunbe beruriadeno.
Sarriicn wire sesel bobe 8argItaft
fsfaebalten. Wie es f4eint, pirb 6an
Die 0eruunbung ii~bsrfeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
Yolissilidss Aaerlet.


Mrt5ur RemItr, IL Sabre
oft, go. 1869 Sbelbp Str, muros,
neil er aus benz Sauie SEQ. 1910.
Bartb Ape. cine ubr entwsnost babsi1
lou, unter Der Mnflase bes Siebfabls
berbaftet.
2i3sie I, 1873 Wef Martst
Str, tuurbe mnter Der Nntlaee bes
5erumfrei9ens burd Capt. Simmer
perbaftet.
Babe adon, 2026 Mlporb
StraBe, bswaHnete fih geffern nit
einem S9ieBeiIen, UNI feline Jrau unb
einen BET ibr peilenben Wann 3u err
i9ieben. Wie er gu Sauie antam,
fanb er iebo6, baB auBer ieiner 6rau
uiemano antueieno mar. Sin WOrt=
tps9iel folste, unb SadIOn f9lus bic
Grau au 8ooen uno fling ipdter auf Die.
ielbe su i9ieBsn on, Obne iebo9 gu
trefen. poli3ift Sbelbb, Der in Der
Idbe mar uno bas SdieBen b6rte,
elite our STEELE, mdbr:no Sadion fi4
aus benz Staubs ma6te. Wdbreno
Der @erfolsuns uedieltea SadiOn unb
Shelby msbrere SdiiRe, elmer oerielben
aertrhmmerte in einem 2aoer einsn
S9autaffen uno Elm anberer oon Sad
ion a%bsefsusrter S9uB traf cine Grau
pearl Bopmar in's 8ein.
Na1 einem 2aufe BON fat finf
Squares selans es Sbelbp, oes 6Iti6t.
linss habbaft gu tperoen uno benielbsn
mittslt poli3eiuagens in Die Station
gu bsf0rOern. gs i6eint. als OBJ Sud-
ion ridt beionbers in feinsr Ha9bar=
idaft beliebt 1T; benn cine grobe Men.
idenmsnse bate fi@ einsefunoen uno
8sruini9unsen, iOwie Sro6nngsn,
i'm su lpn9en, purben laut.
MIfr. 2sbins. %, unb 5. 600
per, 20 Sabre oft, bic ibren Wobnort
aIs Stem Sort unb ibren 8eruf ole
Sotelarbeiter angeben, puroen burd
@apitdn Simmer unter Der Mntlage bes
@asabunbirsns berbaftet.
6 Nortbcptt, Der ieinen
Wo6nort aIs Saushoiae an9iebt,
purbe bur9 bic &abler Morgan unb
Samusls in Ob6ut genOmmen. 81
puroe, an Der 2entudp Nbe. liegeno,
nit arg aeridunbenem aOpfe aufge-
funben.
Sci i9 bate er brei glider @elee,
8 portemonnai,s unb $1.75 in We6=
ielselo, iOuie au1 swei SpisIe nerer
2arten. Der Sunse fann wotl 20
Sabre alt iein, mar ni9t gum Spre9en
au bspeeen uno beantwortete ibm bor=
9elegte Srageit entpeoer gar ni4t ooer
bod nur febr einilbia. Wie es f9eint,
murine i5m arg mitgeipielt, benin ipd=
ter tuurbe er in ieiner 3eae 10 frant,
baB ct ins 6ospital iiberfiibrt wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

60 Die bette 5 Sent @isarre in
Der Staot, Wu4o's n2orsfeaotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

sur "a stuuoeH. smOsHS 7 upr mors.us, as. suIi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

y<erIansf: Gin Rdb6eu FIR 6ausarbeit. spei
~ IN Der 6amilie. 9uter 2obn. gah5afragen
400 gor6 9elaipare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

@afbin 9 t o n, 81. SuIi.
Sir Snbiara: 2pcaIe Sewitter beute
gRadt /; Donnerftas. i'm @Geemeinen f4Dn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

2pcakDetterbert1t.
S9auern beute Ia&t F; Sonnerftas. id6n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
9aben idli.Bttdalid nm 5 rlbr
i'm 1890 Mbr Mittasa.

Sieier 2aben idlieBt tdslid nm 5 llbr
Samfass I'm 1890 Mbr Mittasa.
..Oas Qyres Bulletin. =.
unferfleiber.
Sic tOnnen idtperIid elm seitridtes Gtid
dus1i6en fir frel6eS Der pcne 9reis gu
SabIen lit. Die Saiion moi peripdtet unb
bic Sd4er fino INNER nod nit @emdnber
sefiiut. ueI9e i'm SUM- bdtten p~erfauft iein
ioIten.
25e 1tnterleibHem foe.
TiGeIieu 9eib9en, nisbris am Sails, obne
@ermeI, fancp Spibeu Sod unb Hisnen
SGultern.
35e StSle &eibdem 25c.
RiteIieu serippt, edte ipeibe elsie, gut in
ieoer 9inii9t.
Smpprtirte 2eibd5eit 33e.
Bon Der Sdpeis niebrig am SaIs unb
armeaos, bibi4e, bauerbafte @ewdnSer.
Soc t~tnterbpfen iimo PIC.
gon weibem 9isle, nit Spiben 8eias,
S9irm SHUTTER pber einfa4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

0ferlanst- Si9ti9er gorter i'm Ssferion &otI.
~ 11 DIT South Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

Ksrfouof. 9i1tiger oeutiter gorter fur erf.
SSttu"Ut . noifeen Saloon bel gutem 2obu.
Na95ufrassn In Der Office bisfes glatt.s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

Ibermometerftane.
9b6fs 1emperatur. .......... 50 @rah
Hiebrisfte Temperatur. ....... Sc
B. z. gIptbe,
SeetipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

S%erLanst WdbHen une 6raueu fur 9aunbrps
arbett. Hansufrapsu in armftronss aannbrp,
QQ4 Weit Marplant Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

0&He Ginbeimifde Rrduter furieren Shre
~ NaseubeiHperoen. Bum perfaufen in
255 @et @aibinstpn Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
CO

s~nbiana's srDste DRY @OoSs SdnbIsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27
0erlan9t Mn3eisem

rssno tosI4er art tueroen in Der .Snbiana 1sibans'
nit sc per Belle fir ieSe Suiertiou bere4uet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

Qu perfaufen Sin eiiernes 2inberbett fomis
- gs'eart uub aubere Rbbelftide, pegeu nnisngs.
2ol7 sorb Sem Ssriep Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

ckinan;ienes = @elo su perIeiben an irgenb eiuem
u Setrag fur 8 bis 6 Bro5eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
Q 2ombarb gsbdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-27

THE ]. CO., @ruuoeigentbumss
! wtaflsr, faufen, pertaufen, oertaui1en unb per'
fteiesru G,scntbum ieberrart. 8immsr Sc. Smsans
0ebdnhs. 5euer TeIepbon 3ses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
BARRE GRANrrE no TIE FoRE.


Il is no surprise, although ii il in-
tensely gratifying, 10 learn that the
Barre granite exhibit at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition at st. Louis, has
been granted the grand prize, the high
est award made This award IS made
on account 1T the excellence 81 the quail
ity Of the stone and the merit Of the
exhibit The wisdom Of the decision
II local manufacturers in making an
exhibit at St. Louis is now apparent, and
tile end viii have been attained even Il
nothing more beneficial accrues 10 them.
10 have taken this award il indeed re-
ward enough for the efforts put forth
to make a commcndable exhibit. But
happily this is not the only good result
Of the exhibit Barre granite has been
advertised far ana vide, and 81 the
millions Of people who attend the ex-
position, very many thousands will cav.
re away with them an idea Of the value
Of Barre granite. II il ont Of the ques-
tion 70 think that any very large pro
portion 81 the visitors to this wonderful
exhibition win care enough about sim
pie exhibit Of granite to inspect il; but
there will be very many, nevertheless,
to view it. Already il is said that the
Barre granite exhibit has attracted much
attention This number can be depended
On 70 spread the knowledge Of the stone,
~ act as au advertising medium, as
il were, to reach people who would under
no other conditions be reached We m
derstand, too, that several Of the pieces
ii the exhibit are already sold for good
prices, and that there viii be little trou.
ble about disposing Of the remainder
thus giving back fair proportion Of the
amounts subscribed BY Barre people.
The Barre granite exhibit at Sc Louis
may Be called a success from an artistic
standpoint and also from a monetary
basis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27

class legislation. They viii give other
callings fully as much show Is they
the farmers ever got from those who
nov pretend e fear them Groton
Times.
What this country needs more than
anything else Is little less ostentatious
philanthropy By corporation magnates
and more integrity and regard for public
security ID the operation Of utilities used
by the people, and administered by their
managers with view to inflated diyi.
dends. Kansas City Star.
The press OF Vermont IS becoming
thoroughly aroused to the necessity Of
a reform in the matter Of giving notice
to the people Of important legal tran
sactions and the manner in which this
problem is being handled by the legis-
lature. Every newspaper man knows
that it any member Of the legislature
who wanted a puff were told to pin
his notice on some convenient tree. on to
paste ii on board fence OF to tack it up
in some public place, the reply would be
in nine cases out Of ten that Nobody
va ~ ~ tt1&A II MRhAAA Jt Viz AAAAi
too, Burlington Free Press
We commend TO the attention 81 the
Legislators the bill recently introduced
providing for the election Of town tree
wardens The measure seems to be-
modelled upon Massachusetts, law.
1t provides that tree wardens shall be
chosen annually and shall have charge
of all trees in public places except those
under the care of park commissioners.
The warden expends all moneys appro-
.priated for the preservation and care of
trees. Provision IS also made for the
removal Of trees in the residential por.
ti0ns Of towns In case of petition
for the cutting down Of trees, the war
den shall appoint a public hearing on
the matter and his decision is final.
Wonders can be done with our Vermont
towns in the matters Of shade trees, ii
they are properly protected. Once q
town begins TO beautify its parks and
highways the plan win soon he popular.
Art is always catching. The love for
beautiful things is contagious. Rutland
Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
Stock Market Gossip.

New York, Oct. 81. London sent over
decidedly depressed prices this forenoon.
1t is thought the big traders from this
side were responsible for it. II is claimed
by good authorities that the larger bank
ing interests were opposed to a further
continuance of so rampant bull market.
and that they had called many loans in
with the idea Of forcing many securities
on the open market for the purpose Of
etfecting a healthy reaction The ex.
aggeration Of the many English. Russian
war rumors was the means Of hammer
ing prices lower today, and for time
the market WAS in a panicy condition,
prices receding from ! to points
throughout the entire list This move
ment exhausted itself at noon, after
which prices began 60 improve rapidly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
SOME HOPEFUL. SIGNS.

n spasms the Vermont legislature
displays sense 81 the economical, or
at least, there are indications now and
then Chat the cry for retrenchment IN
state expenses, heard for years and ech-
oed IN the messages Of two governors
this fall, has not been entirely forgot
ten Yesterday afternoon when two APP
preparation bills cameup before the House
was one Of these periods, but it lapsed
without satisfactory result 50 far as real
economy was concerned The bin APP
propriating 100000 for the study Of
agriculture il the state university mar
rowly escaped being deeapitated, there
being 80 votes for third reading Of
the bill and Sc in opposition, Again
when the bin granting $4,000 to the
Vermont Soldiers Home came up short
time later one member Of the House
tIle was a Democrat) asked that the
bib be ordered to lie and that it be
made especial order lie tthe Democracy
wanted further oppmtmity for inspect
ing the bin and 70 see just where the
money was 10 60
These two instances and the fact that
the noSious animal bounty will soon be
thing Of the past, give evidence that
the legislature has IL mind what they
want % Do but don't know just how to
90 about IL They should be encouraged
lest the seed Of economy be blighted and
tue elamor for retrcnchment come to
naught
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
ToDAYis srocK MARKFTs.
Opening and 1870 Selling Prices On New
York Exchange.

Quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange As reported By G IL Gnfllan
Il Cos Currier block, this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
Onlsi.le II the lanmlIr.

y wonder whether She married for
love on for q homer
Well, ! don't know 1t seems to me
her husband has some pretty good rea-
sons FOR believing that Size married for
spite ~ hicago Record Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27

No one need fear the farmers Of
this legislature viii erun tie state" into
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27

The nonchalance with when the New
fame bank robber Mccarthy, received
his sentence in supreme Court Yesterday
and the calmness with which he lighted
cigar, shows that seven Years behind
The prison bars for him viii not Leave
society any the worse of The indica
lions are, too, that roundup Of crook
ed men has been made through his con.
iession.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27

Yes, sud l.tshley II was ont for
little social time last night ana i
seem to have been the Hon q the even.
Ing.
YesTa
Yes Ny Wife called me the king
Of beasts when got home Philadel
phia Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
lie was wIlllne.

Mrs. Henpeck What do you think Of
giving me for d birthday presents
Henpeck Great idea! But to whom
could | give yong | really haven't an
enemy in the world. Catholic stand
ard and Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27

Rutland Il K. preferred stock IS now
the highest it has been Tor some time,
and the usual suspicious, under such
circumstances that Peciyal NJ Clement
is stepping under e boost il up, j. again
current. But P. w. is now busy With his
Graham mandamus proceedings, Rut-
lands temperance question, etc, etc, and
probably isn't giving care 10 Rutland
RI Il. stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
- 49,

The undertaken jobs though he ought
10 feel quite sad,
And there's misery lmBounfled in the
hired comic man
The average mans unraifled hat life
geniuses 20 mud
Oh, ! think this world shonla haqe becn
built upon another plan
~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
after Dinner.

We dine ON predigestcd food
Then come the talking stars.
Wen listen soon to pretoia jokes
And pun presmoked cigars.
f4taara
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
Saturday Bargains, Oct. y
Idle, Pants and Yests. 3 Cenls.

Being constantly touch with the Boston and New York
markets always theiookou for EXTRA GOOD values to
give customers succeeded in buying over year ago two
cases Of Ladies and Chdrens Jersey Knit Fleece Lined Pants
and Vests at This much heavier garment
than on the market this season In sizes 4 and We offer
them YOU Saturday 25c per garment
ChiIdrenS and Misses Pants and Vests q Cents.
These the garments have big success with they are
SIZE eombed yarn covered seams correct shape gusseted
and all sizes from years years We offer them to you
Saturday MUCH UNDER PRICE, 23c per garment
Note-Iadies Neckwear opening all this week at the prices
advertised Don't miss the bargains in this fine collection
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27

class legislation. They viii give other
callings fully as much show as they
the farmers ever got from those who
nov pretend 70 fear them Groton
Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27

wonder maxim no complaints
While pickin' out the winners.
How our side got al the saints.
And tother got the sinners
Wash iugfon Sfa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-27
CURRENT COMMENT.
What the Press Of the State and cOun-
try Is Talking About.

Win the legislature Of 1904 repeal the
hedgehog bounty and then retire on its
laurels as body frowning on all ex-
travagancesg The bounty law IS a drop
in the bucket. Wilmington Times.