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New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Postomcs Notice

Should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may occur at time)
4 4KoIslsn malls for the week ending February H. 1905
VIII close promptly all the General Postocs
as 1ooWs Registered and Parcels Post Mails close
nour earlier than closing time shown below Parcels Pest
Mails Tor Germany close D. m. February Q.
Kaiser Wilhelm 3
and February Is. ; 8.
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign Sta
ton corner West and Morton half
closing time shown below except that Supplementary
Mails for Europe Central America via Colon close
one hour later a. Foreign Station).
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
GRANTS GRANDDAUGHTER TO wEDs
Report That Miss Sartoris's Engagement to
St. Louis Man Will Be Announced Soon
[RY rELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.

by TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBTNE.I
St Louis. Feb. 9--Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, the
daughter of President Grant, and her daughter
Miss Rosemary SaTtoris will arrive In this city on
Sunday. and Immediately after their arrival it is
stated Mrs. Sartoris win announce the engagement
of her daughter to ]. NJ Nelson young broker OF
this city. The wedding will be the elimination OF
a which began at the Worlds Fair. They
became acquainted in Miss sartors's visit, and they
often went horseback riding the park, and at
tended all sorts of social functions together.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
DINNER FOR JUSTICE MILLER.

Cortland N Y, Feb. s.-The Cortland County
Tsar Association gave dinner tonight 10 Supreme
Court Justice Nathan L. Miller who was recently
appointed by Governor Higgins TO the Appellate
Division Second Department. The speakers includ-
ed ex-Attorney General Theodore T. Hancock.
Tudga Ctelora r Martin Of the Court OF Appeals;
William p Goodele, Justice Peter r. McLSennan
and Justice Miller.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
SITE FOR DENVER ACTORS HOME,

IBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNEl
Denver. Feb. s.-Forty acres Of land in the north
eastern part of Denver's suburban region have been
purchased for the site of an actors home the price
being $4,000 Plans for the building have been sub
mitted to James ONeill and other directors and
construction Is expected begin within a few
weeks, The estimated cost OF the building is
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
CAPTAIN w. F. BROWN DEAD.

Captain William f. Brown. who for a number OF
years had been captain on one Of the James Slip
ferryboats. died yesterday at his home. in Flush
ing. Death caused by Bright's disease. Cap
tain Brown nephew of Captain Richard
Brown. who sailed the America, bringing 70 the
United States the Queens Cup.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

70 & &TfFsisa so EssFir Henry Bo.R S3Isea .ad
daughter NV. OF william liz RI ii & and Harriet r. Iseott de-
owe Phiadeph papers T psS sop3 Kindly omit
CARLIsLE-Ol February S. William s Carlisle in his
list year Funeral services on Friday. February 10
Brooayn a a. MS 'A's 'S'd'n'' NO 500 ol'''0n-aVe'
ENGLsH.At 15l5I, YswEaysn Conn February Clemsn-
m tine sasScs y wife If h9r OF se Gsa ., 4 s1 @
1,215 ChapeI-st. Saturday. at 2:sO
IS n, T., TuRPsF Ls Se;! qs0.ss Esgs
pspers pSp n MS ISL year. -'' OF 'ulsFA saturday
ooNDAFLowI7E. E Sondaaowi a9shitsct. Atlantic
a. m. Friday Burial private.
AINNEs9Entsrsd1 INES into rest On EshTuary 1895 q St
o q on February ii & h' at fASssl 3 Of m the
HALLIDAY-At Daytona. Fla on February g. Of pneu.
Tnonia Alexander Halidsy in his list Funeral
services at the First ITssoyte Church Yonkers
win meet the train leaving Grand Central Station
James E HubbeI aged 81 years. Funeral service
Monasy Es1TgsTE % 3. y st ESQ 9 q caTTags in wait
John PrSi9sT - JqS & IN n the M 9$a ysar OF ais & sgs
Saturday. February II. at 2:30 p.
PARKER-on February 1905 at his residence, No, IsO
Funeral services a me FGsiasnse Of his father No IS
leaving a. N.
Orleans papers please copy
PoRTER-At Palm Beach. Fla. February s. 1905. Lillian
Dean wife of Alfred H Porter in the seth year Of her
Notice of funeral hereafter
PoTT-At re.ideace of his sister No 62
St. on Wednesday. February s. 1905 James Pott in
10Th Of his OF the late Gideon Pott
ana Margaret saider Funeral services will be held
al ST. Thomas's Church. 5th-ave. and b3d-st.
urday. February IL. at 10 a. m. Internent at
venlence OF family
RAYMONO-At New-Canssn, Conn.,. on Tuesday evening.
February T. Mary c. widow OF the late William E
RAYMOND the 10th year Of her age Funeral service
will held from her late residence. NewCanasn,
Friday. February 10 az = O'Clock p. m CeIriases IN
tng Grand Central Depot at 1902 p m.
sANDERs-At Norris Park. n Y, February =. 1909.
Arthur Martin Aers. aged 80 years. Notice OF
neral hereafter.
VAUGHN-At Port Chester. y. =, Thursday. February
q fp5 Jerusha widow of Richard Vaughn. in the sd
vear cf her ags Notice OF funeral hereafter.
YOI-NG-Suddenly, February s Annette Cshus Young
daughter OF the late Joseph and sarah Cabus
Funeral services at her late residence, No 3t5 West
3J,h-st Saturday evening. et clock Relatives and
frends are respectfully Invited lnterment az Green
wood al convenience Of the family.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES Ell.


INDIES. Etc
FRIDAY Q0)-At 7;3O a m. for Argentine Uruzuay snd
Paraguay, s. Castlda; at u m for Tucataa azd
Campeche. per s. Daggry.
SATURDAY Q1-At a. for Bermuda per . =
Trinidad: $50 a. Complementary ESQ a ral for
Curacao and Venezuela. 5. s. for Co
lombia. via Curacao. directed
at $50 a m complementary ESQ a M Ter St Thomas.
St CroiX. Leeward and WtndWard Islands
per s. Parma mail for Grenada Trinidad musr
be directed per Parma ,: Q a m for Porto
Rico. per S. COamO via san Juan 9.30 a. m. tslp-
Elementary 1880 a. for Fortune Island Jamaica and
Colombia, except Cauca and Nagdalena Departments.
per s. s. Atari; at $50 a N Newfoundland
per Rosalind: 10 a m. Cuba Der q =
Mexico Havana: 10 a m for Belize LIVINGSTON
Puerto Cortez Port Detrick tCahO Gracios Dfosl
per (nsn must De directed per s. s. Askal
SUNDAY C2)-At IL 80 a m FOR Brazil per : q
Santos mail Northern Brazil, Argentine Uruguay
and Paraguay must be directed per $ Moorish
Prince; at $50 D m. for ST. Pierre. Miquel0n per
steamer from Halifax.
NOTICE-Fvs cents per ounce in addition 70 tbs
regular postage. must be prepaid all letters for
posted drops marked Letters for Foreign Coun-
tries" Closing OF the Regular Mall for
patch a particular vessel. VIII > forwarded
unless such additional postage IS fully prepaid
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Nails
opened the piers OF the American. English nd
French steamers. whenever the sailugs q m
and lats mail may be deposited In mail
boxes the piers OF the German Lines sailing
Hoboken. The malls the piers hour
half before sailing time. and close minutes before
half ounce) Is required articles mailed piers
OF the American. White Star and German (Sea Pos,)
steamers double postage Qetters 10 cents half
other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-S. P. Franchot, Niagara Falls
CAMBRIpGE-M 6. seckendorn Washington.
FIFTH AVENUE-General o. o. Howard Burng-
ton, Vt; ex-Mayor r. W. Nelson. Newport Ky
HOFFMAN-Frank Campbell, Bath, n. Y. aOi-
LAND-DR. Andre Croth, Switzerland. MANHAT-
TAN-Major c. GIennng. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
A A Hilton. Chicago.
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WAsHINGToN BUREAU-No- 1929 FIST.
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AMERICANS ABROAD viii ind THE TRIBUNE %
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Frank Gould Co. NO 90 Nev-oNfo-d-st
L9Rdo5 and Paris E1ehanEs Basiidon ESuss.
Amsrlcan Express Company. No Waterloo place.
Thomas Cook & Son. Tourist ofsces Ladsats Circus
place asRs Ss 2s s ana s
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Bureau No 50 Ss Rue n ss Canton Sss Fs'' E'Fi'a
t G5oaHsis + ss Ge 2 a.. q E5snssrs sSsgsTa aaa..a
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For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS ssro.1
hotels named below; - 80
Hotel Carlton Hotel clsridss's Hotel Hotsi Metro
Norfokst aoSsL o ne S A9"a-a A2ss.
wood. Hotel Russell ~
Sa..a e'f ho. T. s:aa sassa ss: s::
and aoe HS5s1 WsinEsSn a IqasTdss Wells Md
hoaiers Hotel. Shanklin Hotel. Isle OF Wight
sCOII@AND-St. Enoch Hotel Glasgow: station H,<sL
Ayr: Station Hotel. Dumfrfss.
GIBRALTAR-Hotel Cecil
PAFIS-Hotel Chatham. Hotel de I.Fue e sskI5to-
Srand Hotel de rAthenes. Grand Hotel Hosei
Albany, Hotel Regina
BELGIUM-Ls Grznds Hotel, Brussels
GERMANY-Nassauer-Eof Hotel wieshaden: -Four ssA-
sons Hotel Munich: Hotel Bellevue. Dresdsn-
AUSTRIA AND SwITZERI.A NgT-FIotel Bristol vyeuuas
Grand Hotel Hungaria. Budapest: Hotel Baur a
Lac. Zurich
iIAd4 d AND SOUTH or FRANCE-5rand Hotel. Venice;
Grand Hotel, Rome: Eden Palace Genoa. Grand
Hotel ouirinal. Rome: Hotel Danieli. Venice: Hotel
de Ia Vile Milan Hotei de Hermitage Monte Carlo:
Royal Hotel. Rome: Hotel de Nice.
Beau Site Cannes: Hotel GaIlia. Cannes: savoy
Hotel Genoa: Hotel DO Londres Genoa: Hotel Balls
yus san Reno: Hotel De Ia Vile. FIorenee; Grand
Hotel Florence: Savoy Hotel. Florence: Hotel Nstro-
pole. Monte Carlo; Hotel Royal San Rsao: Hotel
Grands BTetagne Nice: savoy Hotel Rossanign
Naples Savoy HOtsl. San Reno: Grand Hotel 8fonts
Carlo; Sun Palace Hotel. Monte Carlo
CAIRO. EGYPT-Shephesrd's Hotel Ghezsrsa Palacs
Hotel. Grand Continental Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
CARNEGIE GIVES A LIaRARY.

Orono Me. Feb. 9-President George E. Fellows
Of the University of Maine, announced at chapel
service to-day gift of $4,000 from Andrew Car
neRie for the erection OF library. Plans viii be
drawn Immediately and II is hoped TO have the
building ready within year
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
GOLD MEDAL FOR ASTRONOMER BOSS

London. Feb. s.-The gold medal OF the Royal
Astronomical Society has been awarded to Lewis
BOSS. the astronomer, director OF Dudley Observa-
tory, at Albany, y. Y, since 1876. Ambassador
Choate Will receive the medal In his behalf to-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
CHIEF JUSTICE P. E. TILLlNeHAsT.

Pawtucket r. l. Feb. s-Chief Justice PardoT
z. TiIllnghast, Of the Supreme Court OF Rhode
Island, died at his home IN this city to-day
Pneumonia was the cause OF death.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

before walking home. Menzels work, up to within
the last five years was regarded good. and he
worked every morning until taken i'll. He was
often mentioned the first artist to receive the
highest Prussan decoration. the Black Eagle con-
him in much esteem. Prince Henry Of Prussia
artist was unable to see him. The prince told Herr
9el Menzeps sister that the Emperor would send the
SICK man two bottles Of wonderful 1853 Steinberger
WI %ne, -, wnlch mel would strengthen him The wine
fallen into the SLEEP from which he did not wake
BY order of the Emperor the body Of Won Menze
Museum Of Art
Adolf Friederch Erdmann Won Menzel. regarded
for many years as one of the leading painters of
Germany was born at Breslau on December s. 1915
His father was teacher, but the boy displayed so
much artistic talent that, when the latter only
fifteen the father became a photographer in Ber-
lin. depending on his sons talent The latter was
largely sef-taught. and when his father died in
1881. he had to support the family. and he worked
hard on photographic commissions. In 1888 his work
Erdenwallen.' gave him deserved reputation He
mace mace 9rlelnst pen drawings on stone and began to
c' and "A Trial for Murder in 1888 The follow
History of Frederick the Great" making four
nun 6undred designs In a period of about three years
figure walking with two attendants on the ter ter
paintings also oH Mna deDced be
iT UnaTen Ra,o6 on many canyases Among these are
souci." "Frederick the Great TraFeiling 0'.ls "a
EHgte i1 Goncert at Sans souci and Frederick and
trated the works of this monarch. MenzeI's Htho-
graphic drawing Of Christ Among the Doctors
IN 1852 aroused much criticism, although its de-
ineation OF Hebreic types praised. Another
historic series OF paintings included The Corona
ton Of King William 1 at k0nigsberg'' Depart
the Court Ball ~ "
Won Menzel worked alike in oil and water colors
with pencil pen or gravers tool. and his range Of
subjects was equally wide His Modern Cyclops"
displayed at the National Gallery at Berlin since
sesa esta with great @ dety and yet with gnative
quite as well known is "Blioher and Wellington
at waterloo In 1855 he was made a professor in
the Berlin Academy. holding the post the rest of
his days. He was made Privy Councillor on his
eightleth birthday with the title of Excellency and
the order OF the Black Eagle, with hereditary no.
bility was conferred on him in 1899. He was a
Knight of the Legion Of Honor and a member of
many European academies.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

TfSl- WEEKLY viii be charged a extra
postage In addition TO the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

tisnest temperaure yesterday, - degrees; lowest "a
.aee ~ average corresponding date OF last
"a average for corresponding Of last twenty five
years 81 -, e..,.ao. ..t. .,s ,o,6...
fresh vest 10 northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Tribune Local obserystions---

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Tribune ;
self-recording The dotted line shows tbs
smnerature as recorded By local Weather Bureau
Local Oficial Record.-The following official record
, IN. Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
perature the last twenyfour hours In comparison
...h ,ba correspouding date OF year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
New Plays at Hand-A Dramatization Of
Poe

Frank Keenan, has selected the one-act play. THE
System of Dr. Tarr" as part of the triple bill
with which he will reopen the Berkeley Lyceum
Theatre February q. It is a dramatizaton by
Henry Tyrell and Arthur HOTnblow of Edgar Allan
Poes strange madhouse story. THE System of DR..
Tarr and Professor Fether,' French version of
which was produced last year at the Grand Guignol
in Paris The lunatics in asylum overpower
their keepers ana then proceed to run things 10
suit themselves. In the French version every
effort was made to present scene more hoFrifylng
than the Poe narrative the violence done by the
mutinous lunatics being shown WIN IepoIng rsa So
ISM In the AeTc9n been retained But the grew
son;eness sottenso.
Klaw & Eranger have arranged with Lieoler q
Co for the first presentation of their production OF
Hall Gaines new RbcatTe Rbayt Ins septemBer pTGns
n Arthur signed contracts yesterday for
new musical comedy by Edwin Milton Royie ana
George V Hobart, in which he VIII star MISS Marie
Cah his wife mex next has seen sylo wFan with WITH
speciaI reference to Miss Cahils talents of course
The production win be elaborate.
William A. Brady yesterday completed arrange
ments to begin Grace Georges season at the Savoy
Theatre on Tuesday evening, February Il Miss
George will first be seen n four act play of New
York life, called ADlSal.
Harry B. Smith will completely rewrite the book
Of 'Papas Wife" the musical comedy In which
Miss Anna Held starred years ago. and
which in IT'S amended form is be used
hice for the continuation Of her stellar career
after her withdrawal from Weber's Music Hall
Tomorrow night. The piece will be known as
''Papa's Duchess q change in title suggested by
the proposed addition of the best features OF The
Little Duchess" another musical play recently
used in the exploitation Of Miss Held; Papa
Duchess will be produced here next March, and
after an American season ending in May. will be
put on for a run at of George Edwardes's Lon
don theatres.
The Messrs. shubert yesterday posted on the call
boards at the Casino and Lyric theatres announce
ment that any chorus girl who attended the Arion
Ball at the Madison Square Garden tonight would
ba instantly dismissed. The edict caused conster-
nation, both in the chorus OF Lady Teazle and
of ''Fantana." Mr.. Shubert declined yesterday 10
say whether his order was prompted by a moral
sense or by knowledge that the evening or gayety
ar the Madison Square Garden might affect the
matinee performances tomorrow at the Lyric and
Casino Il nuTnber of the young women expressed
their intention OF going to the Arion Ball what
ever the management had 10 say about IT, Last
year twenty-five girls were absent from the chorus
at the Casino the day after the ball That may &C
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
be republished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune vritbout
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

CRLINGHAM-FoRD-on Thursday. February o 1905
81 Mount Vernon. n. Y, by the Rev. W. A. Granger
D. d.. Martha jackson Ford TO Albert 8. Birmingham.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will b..
repubshed in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

For points IA Europe and all countries IN tire Uni
the following rates:
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Special Notices.
r-ihuns suhscrintInn Rates.

THE TRIBUNE viii be sent by mail any address IN
this country or abroad and address changed often as
desired. subscriptions be given your
before eaylnE or Il more convenient. hand
n IL TIE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For points United states canada ard Mexico
(oatside boroughs Manhattan AID The frunxl
Also TO Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii The Phillppines
without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

xIsw e. Erlanger have arranged with Liebler &
Co for the first presentation Of their production OF
Hail Gaines new play. THE Prodigal Son" at the
New Amsterdam Theatre, SEPTEMBER o.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
SINGLE COPIES
Domestic Rates.

SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
DAILY, cents TFtI-WEEKLY. cents
VVf,EsEs I.Y FARMER. cents
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USDERTAKERs.

esd ST Frank K. CanabeIl-Stephe1 Merritt.
sn,b'I'g Inst 24i-s West Esd St Eel 1895 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

William A. Brady yesterday completed arrange
ments to begin Grace Georges season at the Savoy
Theatre on Tuesday evening, February Il MISS
George will first be seen N four act play of New
York life, called Abigail
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

Mall subscTbegs IN Nsw-YoFk city to the DAILY and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

BUXTON-on Thursday. February Q at Morristown
n. J.. Cornelia Talcott. wife OF Henry W Buxton and
daughter OF William II. and Harriet n. Telcott de-
ceased Funeral at her late residence No Franklr-
Friday afternoon. 1 O'clock Kindly omit
flowers. PhiladeIphia papers please COPY.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

ENGLISH-At New-Haven. Conn, February O. Clemen-
tine Viiot wife Of George l. English Funeral from
the residence Of her niece. Miss Mary E Mersick
1215 Chape-st., Saturday. q 230.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20

Coored dsuchs per
yard Our price not be less than others
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20
Frank McWhOrter.
One Price Mems and Boys Outftter
telephone Call 24 Blanchard Block 20 and n North Main ST.
CHEAPER GAS FOR BARRE

The Gas customers Tor al
domestic
by
Of each month the preyiou month
The Company adopted the policy
cy and Of the
tha on and 1905 until Of
20 the ordinary viii
BY
e eae month for all consumed the previous MONTH and
Stunning quantities the following
fee
Any nudg miee
Over nudg
Over disct4s
Over IT
Over 10000 and nug
Over 10000 and clug Csc net pre
And the Company wish further June
bills that for ali cas- r 1no III
previous month viii be collected at the established
dcubic feet ~ oAe th"0
There anywhere Of
New England, that sell gas al low i rate $50 asss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Series dance at the Pavilion tonight.
See Wolfe DeIaines at Abbott's for lac.
Special prices on ladies' jackets at
Vanghan's.
Gilbertson's orchestra at the Pavilion
dance tonight
Another lot Of very wide ribbons
for zee at Abbott's.
F. 4. Colburn went to Mortified this
afternoon on business,
/. +. Robbins has returned from d
business trip 10 Boston.
Mrs. IT. f. Reynolds went to Essex
Junction today for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Sawyer went To-
Boston today for visit with friends.
r. +. Gordon returned yesterday
from a weeks fishing at Lake Winnie.
peseogee.
X. W. Morse and Frank Martin left
this noon on business trip 70 Man.
chester, n. II.
The boy choir of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd went TO Williamstown
gulf today for picnic.
Mrs. Frank B. Hutchins. who suffered
a shock last week Thursday, still re-
mains in an unconscious condition.
H. G. Woodruff returned this noon
from Barton where he attended the dis
trict Christian Endeavor convention.
James Smith, OF smith Brothers
granite firm, left today on business
trip TO New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
We have placed on our bargain tables
several broken lots of mems and wom-
ems oxfords. Prices to close. Barre
Shoe Co.
Amici! II signor tempo cane ci mega
il permcsso di divertirei come era nostra
intenzione, sara per Domenica rs Z. m.
Sezione Socialista No. 2.
All veterans who may wish to attend
the funeral of the late comrade, ]. j.
Smith, viii gather at the Post rooms
tomorrow at 100 o'clock. Mfr Smith
was not a member of CTandall Post at
the time of his death.
.The Missouri Girl has no superiors
and few equals, because it contains all
the elements that 60 to make up an en-
tertaining performance. The produc-
ton will be seen in its entirety at the
Barre opera house, Monday, May 20.
The foreman for S. d. Tilton, concre-
ter, Of Woodsville, has arrived in Barre,
and his tools and teams viii be here to-
night and Monday they will begin the
work of repairing sidewalks aud cross
ings where there are breaks, for the Gas
company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20
Clothes For the BOYS!

= regular roy easy on his Cothesf Hardly Boys way
Don't spoil his fun because his Clothes and tear Of boy
Pn He De boy only and he has all his him in which Is
be careful Buy him Clothes handle are strong 70 ouepe N
aon ana mace " well thar seams can't rip under the
You IKE him to ook stylish Why certainly will If his
Sioe come from here Our taor know how style durability
INTO Boys Clothing and demand Single Doub Breasted
Short o Suits in Scotch mixtures and good Wooen 81 90 81 So
NoFfo ~ variety fashionable materials short Trousers SOC 10 ST So
ASK to great $500 Suit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20
C0RSETS.

You ought not to expect your dress
maker 70 make new styled dress over an
Old styled Corset. Shapes Of Corsets
change as fast as styles Of dresses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20
4. ?. ABBoTT s CO. r. ABBOTT CO a. P. ABeofTa CO.
y The Daylight Store n
dip ppIcES KI1Se- pr nrcrzsr
OUR PRICES MUST BE RIGHT

Or they would and
note
their advantage It's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20

Tapering Waist
R. & g. Corsets.
These new models
were prepared as
soon as the style
changed and are TO-
day the o MI Y
ready-to-w wear Cor
sets that give the
.'defined \ aiss line
as Fashion has de-
creed it. Made in
a number Of styles
in high and low bust.
90 to ST so per
L.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20
DRESS GOODS.

Mohairs have been, and are today.
leaders far ahead Of other Dress Goods,
Here are few special values:
44-ineh Mohairs in red, green and
navy, regular soc quality, a good cloth
for wrappers or children's dresses, as a
leader al 3oc per yard.
44-inch Imported Mohair in black,
fine lusu,e as a leader at soc per yard.
5z-inch Mohairs in the Sicilienne
weave, in green, navy, brown and black,
as leader at ooc per yard.
There has been more Of this cloth sold
than Of any other this season.
All of our i &C Colored Sateens,