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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terseiy Told FOR Busy
Readers.

Local happenings Herseiy Told FOR Busy
Readers.
Sale Of Ice hose at Abbotts.
Central Labor Union meets Friday night.
lib Gordon went to New York today
on business.
Clinton Field Of New York is visiting
In the city.
Great bargains in fancy oak rockers at
Barry 8 Williams
Go to McWhorter's for the latest in neg
ligee shirts, fancy hosiery and neckwear
Old gold and silver wanted at redners'
prices in exchange for goods at +. E. Burr's
The degree team Of the n. E. o. p. are
requested to be present tonightas there is
work.
There will be meeting of vineitia
club Thursday evening, April Is, at s
O'Clock sharp.
Miss Ethel Even has taken Miss Batch
elders place behind the bakery counter in
Ladd's'store.
Now for that burlesque show that you
have been waiting for. Friday evening at
the opera house.
The Ladies Aid society of ST. Monica's
church give banquet to the members OF
the Shamrock & Rose club this evening at
the Hotel Northern.
It looks as il there were going to be an
other one of those rushes at the box Office
tomorrow evening You had better get
me fo4s
Rehearsals have been commenced for
the entertainment to be given for the Elite
Lady Minstrels. They have large eho-
rus and Prof. Leonard Is very much pleas
ed with the interest taken.
AT the meeting Of the Red Men last
evening one pale face was adopted and
one warrior raised to the chiefs degree,
There were several members present from
the Wuchosen tribe Of East Barre.
George A. jarvis Of Barre, who IA years
ago was convicted Of rape Ia Washington
and sentenced 10 20 years in states prison
and who was adjudged insane after serv.
ing four years at Windsor, has petitioned
the governor for rec0mmitment to the
states prison, in case the governor will
not pardon him.
There IS handsome picture on exhibit
bltion Id FIJI. Rogers & Co.'s window
which was painted BY Josua Imparato
Souyarine Of Chicago and presented BY
him to the Italian Socialist league Of
Barre. The picture represents Father
Time clipping the wing of youth, and is
valued at $3.50 Souvarine was a resident
of this city about two years ago.
Mr.. E-"And Mr.. Wanamaker's third
reason Mr.. B.-ssWas that Life Insnr-
ance in the long run was saving fund
that not only saved. but took average care
Of my deposits and took me 10 partnership
into possible profits, that not infrequent-
" returned principal and interest and
profit . Ballard & Co. Reliable insur-
anee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-18

The Postal Telegraph Gable com.
pany evidently see a great future for
the territory as evidenced by their
extensive extensions which are to be
built as soon as material can be
placed or the ground r Reno.
Chickasha. South McAlester, shaw
nee and Muskogae. with new line
to Fort Smith, are 70 be opened up
by the middle Of the winter Other
important territory towns will be
touched These cities will be forum.
ate in securing the service. and no
doubt a volume Of business awaits
their coming The telegraph service
in Ardmore has been improved be
yond our expectations since the Pos
tai opened here, and there is not a
business house in our city but wha,
appreciates the good service and
many courtesies extended by their lib
eral business policy They have
made some seemingly unreasonable
records for time 10 Eastern points.
as well a. a quick service 20 all points
and their service is perfectly reliable
and accurate. Their cable connec.
lions the most extensive In the world
The equipment IS OF the lates- an
most practicable for the quick dis
gatch Of business Local Manager
salisbury states 'adliuong. facilities
have been added 70 take care OF the
increased business which is antici-
pated this fall and TO quote his words
We can always do a little more AMI
s'.Il the service will not be Impaired "
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Bible Conference.

Rev. Grant Stroh, professor Of Sa.
cred Literature in Henry Kendall Col.
.eze. is in tle city giving a course OF
Bible instructions. The series open.
ed Friday night at the First Presby.
terian church and will continue
throughout this week. Those who
have attended the two meetings o..
Friday and Saturday realize that a
rae opportunity is given 10 our peo-
pie 20 get a knowledge Of the Bible
from one who is a master Of his sub.
ject A course equal in power 10
those at expensive summer cLau,au.
4uas is here. and free 10 every one.
The characters of the instructions
will he such as 20 make the course
helpful 20 all Two distinct sessions
Hl.l Dee held daily beginning Monday.
one from $3.50 to 1890 a m. and one
from $50 t- $3.50 p. m. This will en-.
able nearly every one 10 attend. The
work is not sectarian or for lie bene.
fir OF any one church but for all
Christian people Sunday schoo.
teachers will will a rare opportunity
OF which they should avail them.
selves.
The remaining sessions OF the con
ference will be held IN the First Pres.
byterian church.
A cordial welcome IS extended to
every one
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UsGLARlzEp
7-sn FIRES to Cover t-e Crime Is ,-e
Result cf Investigation.

Result cf Investigate
H-rsy So Fl-uau returned S-t1r.
day i-.l Oklahoma where be aal
some 10 business HE early return
was made necessary GA account o.
Che burning % his home Thursday
----, Ir Furmaas Joss will a-rre
safe S,l.,1 or $1,000. He has Prob.
ably ,le finest library .u tle territory.
--l no homo i1 Ar5m5re eorta ned
furniture that vas more hauGsoue
M- Furman feels the greatest loss la
tae destruction 1f his fathers picture
ard ir the loss * si,verware that aas
zen il TIE family for a great mum.
FeT % years ard other fa4''- fe,p-
axes taat cannot be replaced
Mr Graham his .aU pa-..-. an.
James Mataers his gh-,. Eais 2
Through search * the ruins and rere
n.a5ie 70 rrl any silver notwith.
standing a silver pi,cae- AMI nauy
silver spoons were suppose! % be IN
the home. For this reason Air Fur.
man has fears that his hone vas bur.
glar!zed and the torr- usel % cover
the crime
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Buy Now-save HaIf.

For fifteen days Hamilton has cu'
the prices on shoes 10 the quick. His
semi-anuual clearance sale mas at
tracted the attention Of everybody
and careful buyers are crcwdIng the
store.
Buy now and save half your money
l7-tf
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Jack Sawyer vas in happier mood
than usual Saturday lie Is enjoying
the pleasure Of a visit from his SIS.
ter. Mr. " c Thom7grn, xaom he
has net seen since early clilihood
Unfortunately the fam',s vas scat.
tered when the child-a. were quite
young and they have never known
anything Of one another Mr. Sawyer
never knew OF the Whereabouts OF
Mrs. Thompson until TWO months ago.
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Modern TonsorIaIlsts

Miner & Elliott, the up-to-date bar.
oc7s. aie prepared to furnish c,r tric
baths, electric messages, shower AMI
tub baths. Expert BARRIERS, courteous
attention has built them up a larg,
trade. Call on them, next door 20 Cold
Storage 23.1m
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peIleIous earbseued Meat.

Clyde Fraser has rented the Central
Market Owens old stand) and being
an expert in barbecuing meat will
keep it hot every day for your din.
uer Fresh meats and cured meats
on hand Be sure and call on Mr..
Fraser ?5.lm
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There's Dysentery-Coiic. too.

And Cramps; but this remember do
Though enemies all babes must
meet.
"TEETHINA will them all defeat.
"TEETHINA' Oyercomes and Coun.
teracts the Effects OF the Summers
Heat, Aids Digestion. Regulates the
Bowels and makes teething easy.
Costs only 25 cents.
4 good thermometer gives a lor Of
satisfaction this hot weather. 4 big
lot at ali Kinds of prices a.
i r J. RAMSEYS.
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Cane Seed

The kind thar vii, come u7 spe.
cial prices on i've bushels or more.
Plant nov and have the bast hay.
Z. Il PUGp
ll-l-win Artf.ore
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~rEETHINA wlIl them AL defe
One Lsdy's Recommendation sold
Fifty Boxes Of chsnberlsin's
Stomach ans iyer Tzbie.s

! have. / believe. sold fifty boyeE o.
Chamberlain's stomach end Liver
Tablets on the recommendation Of
one lady here ''hO first bought o box
N them aboUt cor ago So never
tires Of telling her ueighbOrs and
friends abo1t the god ga. .es OF
these 'a5iets--P II Shore. d-uggis,
Rochester in3 ine pleasant purga.
tive effect pi th,s, tablets makes
them a iay1ri'e nl,d ladie- every.
where For sale by F. J. Ramsey
A.lmore Drug Co, W. Is. Frame.
Olives the very best on u.a mar.
ae.. al FelksT's I-.2
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II you wish 10 make a loan on i'm
proved real estate, low rate. long
term. with privilege 10 pay. write the
American Investment company, Alto
ka, |. T. Or see W. S. wolverton &
Son. lElm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-18

The gasoline stove is positive lux.
ury at any time, and during this hot
weather they are an absolute neces.
sity Buy today. Buy the best
that's the quick meal. sold by
BIVENS. CORHN & FRENsLEY.
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BROWN ( BRIDGNAN,
JndertakerS and Embalmers

Up 70 date in every respect.
complete line Of Cofhns, Caskets.
Burial Robes, Shoes. Hose.
Gloves, etc. Calls attended 10
promptly day or night, and your
loved ones will be handled with
1euderest care Have beauti.
Eul line Of picture mouldings
aud can frame your pictures on
short notice. Call and see US.
Next door % p. o. Ardmore. /. r.
Night calls promptly answ cred
at Phone No. !.
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II ycu want to enjoy outdoor life
10 the fullest extent without annoy
anCe oi sunburn or tan, read +. J.
Ramseys al. II tells how yc7 can
do IT,. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-18

Frank Shertey is in the city intro
ducing a line q spices and extracts
that will be handled by the Tyler &
Simpson company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-18

The first time you are out driving
step at my store and see the bargains
! offer In whips J. c FREDDY. 3
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For Sale.

At one-half It's actual value. No.
! good wind mill and water tank. Ap-
ply Sidney Suggs Ardmore, |. T. ltf
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For Sale

SiXroom house, with ball east
front close in: $500. 500 cash bal
auce SIS per month.
Three-room house lot Sjx250 fee.
1925. 800 cash. balance go per
month
Three-rOom house $3.50. northwest
Ardmore; 500 cash, balance $40 per
month
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Nothing else pleases like Webb's
photos. They please others, they will
please you
100 WEBB, The Photographer.
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We have all kinds Of brass fittings
and mill and gin supplies Orders
filled az once
lo-dw-tt WEEKS BROS.
Practical Timers and Plumbers.
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Dr. W. II. Enloe. dentist. crown
and bridge work specialist. With DR..
Fam. l3.1m
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Everything for the horse at Pred
dy's
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oiMl's' fittia Early Risers
The famous little pills.

a. r. Bass OF Morgan,own. Ind. hal
no get mp ten or twelve times in the
aisat, and uai a severe lackache and
Tail iu the Kidneys Was cured by
Fcley.s Kidney Cure, Bonner & Bon
uer
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Subscribe for the Ardmoreite.
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"is rich melons on ice a, yolk
.eTs l7-a
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Spragins & Co, will furnish you
all the fruit jars you need. Taey are
Mason and the best lJdEW
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Order your ice cream from Kahn.
II;
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The newest designs in handsome
stanhopes at
BIVENS. CORHN & FRENSLEY.
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ManteS.

To buy intermarried white surplus
a'lotments, not filed | wIu furnish
t5e land. Cmce over First National
bank. W P. POLAND
-54& vi. Ar1more. 7 T.
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For Rent

A number OF good residences
from two rooms 10 ten rooms.
See us for bargains in both city
and country property We can fur
nish a few intermarrieI surplus.
Smith, Akers 9 Co.
Successors to W. s. Smith
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-31

lures attracted vast crowds. The poet
Alexander Scott was called the Scot
fish Anacreon- David Scott. the paint
ct, was endowed with a vivid naagina-
ton, If we can judge by his pictures.
one representing Adam, Eve, Cain and
Nimrod singing their morning hymn
Another Scott. also named David. an
Orientalist and . writer, was very
learned He dictated a Hebrew gram
mar extempore 10 the printers.
The Lord High Chancellor Of Eng
land under Pitt was John Scott. or
Lord Eldon as he became. Not the
least interesting feature OF his life
was the manner Of his courtship. or
rather marriage. Stern parents inter
posed; his lady-love was rich. he poor:
but being a Scott with a will Of his
own. a ladder vas all he needed. BY
its aid he carried of the damsel and
they were married across the border.
Richard Scott. the first Of the name
in this country, was one of the found
ers Of Rhode Island. He and Roger
Williams were close friends. Il have
been his neighbor these thirty eight
years. 1 walked with him in the Bap-
fist ways Richard, however. became
a convert of the Quaker faith.
Other pioneers were Hugh and
Alexander Scott 1t is recorded of
Rachel Alexander's wife. that she
could spin sixteen cuts day. or weave
ten yards, six yards being an ordinary
days work for a woman Weaving
was the housewives work. and spin
ming the daughters. who thus got the
name spinster Those were the days
when the gallant likened his sweet
heart 10 the morning star. and. II Of
a poetical turn, wrote Of her:
She's up before the sun.
Her COWS she's MIXED before it's
dawn,
And she's her dozen spun"
The Scott arms reproduced are or.
on q bend azure, a star between two
crsscents of the first. in base, an ar
row bendways. feathered and barbed
or Crest. stag lodged. Motto. Amo
Probes Burke gives ninty-four
coats-of- arms to the Scott family.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-31

The Major gave a grunt as Frank
ran down the steps, and Dolly bright
ened up Instead Of climbing into the
seat and steering off. Frank stood in
front Of the machine. Idly swinging
his cao.
Presently one Of the big lanterns on
the front Of the machine winked al
Dolly and two shorter winks followed
Back Of the majors shiny pate the
joss sticks danced like frefies. eager
10 nestle back into the soft coils OF
ed
"Carstairs doesn't seem in a hurry
TO start tonight" growled the Major.
observing the alert figure with deep
disgust As though in answer. Frank
swung himself into the car
m going UP to the corner for a
soda, announced Dolly. Want TO
come. Auntie2'
I guess III have vichy." grunted
the Major. dIstrusiful Of walks with
Carstairs about, and the three strolled
slowly toward the corner drug store
under the leafy arch Of trees
Half way UP the street the two glar-
ing eyes of an automobile flashed
around the corner and with a puff the
huge machine drew up alongside Of
the curb. In another second Dolly
had jumped into 1t. and with a deri-
sive "honk' of the horn tne pc-evwrll
car raced off. leaving Aisss L.ytsiA
breathless and the Major i-articu:stsiy
profsne.
He must have arranged this with
her spluttered the Major when at
last words came 10 his relief But
Miss Lydia was positive in her assur-
ance that there had been no COM
muniCstion. The Ma ior had to con-
tent himself with telephoning the DO
lice that his daughter had been alb
Quoted.
This had only the result OF bringing
two plain clothes men and a dozen
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BY FLAG AND FLASH
By N. H. KERNER.

Dolly was busting Cupid in the win
dow and to Carsfairs anything Dol
" did was Of interest especially now
that Maj. Ruhtven had declared that
there should be no communication
between these tive Young people
such an edict is. difficult Of enforce
ment when the young people lived just
opposite each other. but the Major
found most efficient ally in his SIS
ter, Lydia. +
She had been disa ppOinted in her
first and only love affair. and was out
Of patience with lovers generally and
with Frank Carstairs in particular. for
the elder Carsi airs lack or apprecia-
tion Of lydia charms had sent him
elsewhere to lock for a ufe-mate and
SO had confirmed Eydia's spinster-
hood.
The Majors objection to Franks
suit took more practical ground
Frank, as campaign manager for his
best friend and partner. had defeated
the Majors Candidate for the State
Legislature and Incidentally had won
control of the party in his district. an
advantages not 10 be despised by
a rising young lawyer. even though
he be possessed Of Independent fortune
and the love of Dolly Ruthven
Just now Frank watched Dolly
gloomily. He had tried in every way
TO get word 10 her since on the night
of the pTima Ties the Major had
slammed the door in his face He
was sure that some means might be
devised TO get speech with her. He
was certain that she did not share her
fathers wrath, but to gain her
side. With Miss Lydia as dragon
was a matter beyond his shrewd-
ness
He watched her idly as she fut-
tered the dainty buster about the plas-
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ter cash and wondered If he might
have bffn mistaken In his belief that
she still loved him. for she had
beesn at grfat pains apparently
10 cbll attention 10 the cast
and Cupid's back was turned 10
Suddenly he found that the signifi-
canoe lay in the busting rather than
the White figure. First the buster fitted
down one shoulder Of the CUPID. thsn
the other. Next there was another dab
down the fiIs side followed by two
more and fhen one II ne had been
out with the IniliFia signal corps this
would have been his call. IF. c" Just
for fun. he would water the plants in
the windoN--and reply.
WAN the tiny watching can he sprin-
killed. ons SIDE Of a .geranium, and then
twice swung the sprinkler on the other
side that was Ddf The "" was
three more dots en The same side and
fresh fouFRhes II the custer. and he
had Dolly's 80. az
Then she had remenlbered the wig
wag signaling he had taught her the
summer before when in boarding
houses half mile apart they had car
ried on animated conversatlo ns in the
dot and dash talk n the Morse code.
twenty minutes later Frank went
downtown with head erect. and when
he met NAL Ruthken he added further
20 HE offehsess 7 by passing that
doughty veteran with ID broad grin. The
Ma iorfs frown VAS srnootbed away on
~ when Miss LYDIA assured him that
Dolly had been II her own room all the
n ornins
That evening Frhnks big red auto
mobile stood painting in trent Of the
house across the way while Dolly
carefully cha peroned by her father and
aunt took the air on the brownstone
steps. The darkness had already fallen.
and In her haiT the red tips % burn
ing JOSS sticks gave sign that she was
determined thai the mosquitoes should
not annoy her.
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Traditional History of the Scott Family

The traditions regarding the founding
Of the house Of Scott are full Of inter
est
One starts with the daughter Of
that Pharaoh, King Of Egypt. who
was drowned in the Red sea Her
naI,e was Scotia, or Scoteno, and she
was very beautiful. although that has
nothing to DO with the story. Gathelus.
son Of the first King Of Athens. was
so troublesome that his family sent
him down 10 Egypt. where. in true TO-
mantle fashion he married Scotia. To
escape from the plaques. Of which we
read in the Bible. Gathelus and Scotia
put 10 sea, with a number of their fol-
lowers, and finally landed in what is
now Scotland. thus named in honor. of
the beautiful Egyptian. All the pep
Pie We're, Of course, SCOTS or ScOtas.
As surnames We're unknown. the lad
who crossed the border as plain Robert
was designated as Robert Of Scotrs or
Robert Scott.
Another tradition, which also makes
an appeal to the ina gination. is 10
the effect that Heber Scot founded the
iamlly' and he was within seven or
eight generations Of the Flood. the
grandson, a few times removed. of
Japhet This is found in the Psalter
Of Cashel
There are historians who would
have US believe that the wizard Michele
Scotto. imn4ortalized by Dante in the
Inferno was the first Of the name.
In Kent, Staffordshire and the Scot
fish border, for long generations the
family Of Scott was one Of power and
wealth. The SCOTS Of SCOTS Han
could travel from Brabourne to Lon
don, sixty miles, without leaving the
estates Of the family connections. The
oio Norman Church at Brabourne con
talns monuments Of the SCOTS. and
there are many ancestral portraits
one a crusader-now preserved by
members of the family in London. II
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-31
shipping Alfalfa Soil From Kansas
TO Florida.
From the Emporia Gazette.

From the Emporia Gazette.
W. s. Williamson will ship to AQUA.
Fla, in few days a few ounces Of al
falfa. seed and about twice as much soil
from his farm. Some time ago the EN-
poria paper contained q statement that
Mr.. Williamson had procured five crops
Of hay in one year from his alfalfa
held. The matter was taken up by
newspapers all over the country. and
the New York sun had an editorial on
the matter The Sun doubted whether
five crops could really be harvested
from one field. Since the article appear
ed in the Sun, Mr.. williamson has re-
ceived many requests for seed and soil
from his farm.
The man in Florida wants some Of
the soil from Mr.. Villa mson's farm
that he may inoculate his farm with
Kansas alfalfa germs. It has been
discovered that by inoculating soil
with certain kinds OF microbes differ
ent fruits and vegetables may produce
two and three fold their ordinary
amounts. and the Florida man believes
If ne can get the Kansas alfalfa germ
started on his farm he can greatly in
crease his alfalfa crop.
Mr.. Williamson is also a believer in
the germ theory He says that il one
showing of alfalfa doesn't DO well the
best way 10 get good stand is 70 pillow
the OLD hel1 under the replant the the
CRY being that the germs which have
collected on one big alfalfa plant will
divide themselves among the numerous
small plants. and thus make them
thrive. If your farm isn't producing
an abundance Of the kind Of crop you
desire just discover the germ that VIII
make II grow and vaccinafe the soil
with IL.
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is a historical fact that the greatest
heiress and most accomplished lady in
the Isle of Britain during the reign Of
Charles II. was Lady Anna Scott,
The family was early celebrated for
learning ChaTlemagne tutor was
Johannus Scotus, whose wit and
knowledge so entertained him that
he made Scotus a notable companion.
John Scotus. or Duns- Scotus. one
of the foremost schoolmen Of the
thirteenth century, is claimed by Eng
land, Scotland and Ireland His lee