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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-27
LADIES' JACKETS.

We are offering few odd Fitted Goats
for the next few days at prices which are
sure to interest those who are in pursuit
of Coat.
One lot Of Fitted Goats in covert cloth
which have sold for $4,000, SIz.oo,
$500 and $500, no TWO alike. If
your size is among them, il is money
saving proposition for you. The whole
lot put in at one price, SO so each, to
close
We are making some special prices on
all Fitted Goats in he regular STOCK gar
ments. We can give YOU good Fitted
Coat, lined, from SIS 90 to SO %
See our line Of Short Loose Goats in
covert, with or without strap, plated and
pain backs, priced from So oS 10 SlO 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-27
RAIN COATS.

The special values we are showing in
Rain Goats have been appreciated by
many who have availed themselves Of the
opportunity TO buy high-grade Coat at
the price Of half cotton one.
One LOT Of Atwood Rain Goats which
have sold in regular way for $40. SO,
SIa.so and sI4 90, in this sale at
S. so. No two alike. These are sam
pies we bought under price and we are
giving the trade the benefit Of our pur-
chase.
One lot Of Rain Coas in light and
dark. These are made Of Atwood cloths
and many Of them Presley cloths Goats
that have sold at $1,000, sI5 90 and
$500. These are selling al Sli.75
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-27
a. ?. ABBOTT CO AP ABBoTT s Co "A. ?. ABBOTT & Co
n The Daylight Store y
NOW is YOUR TINE

rout6tn is
tmakeyo haso
alvaues n Gar
Department will find equally values all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-27
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED Woman for general Housewives on
farm In small family. Light work and . good
home. Address e." this office. e3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-27
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between
w. d. smith and o. @. RUSSELL under the firm
name OF Russell & Smith, Is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. the said 0. G. Rus seI pur.
chasing w. d. Smiths interest. Mr. Russell
win collect all bills and pay all bills owed BY
O. q. RUSSELL,
W.D. SMITH,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-27
Now It's Negligee Suits!

That's what the hot weather Suit really is-a Two piece
Neggee Suit Now don't allow yourself become careless
Any kind won't do ALL You've Summer Suits that
thin stuff put together keep their shape just long enough
to sell. We hope the only place you them the
other fellow
weights, and made by the skul workmen They
Wool Crash, Tropical Worseds Homespuns, Sges, All
ooPed for BELTS light weight but desy and built for long
Long range of prices $500 up $1,000 $780,
Our guarantee goes with every Suit we sell
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20

NJ. J. Mclaughlin. connected with the ". P. Y. R force at the Summit, Is visiting at Spokane. He will return to Skagway before the end of the pres ent month.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20
Closing O t Sale

1 hereby give notice that my stock of goods nd fixtures will Oe closed out at greatly reduced prices. have made arrangements to go into business else where, and not desiring to pay heavy freight bill vii sell out at a sacrifice.
 Those desiring clothes should leave orders immediately.
 F. WOLLAND, Merchant Tailor Skagway, Feb. 3, 1905.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20

Mir. and Mrs. F.. J. Shaw are at Ju- mean. They will return on the Georgia,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20
He Wants to Go Rainbow ChauiDs

w. ?. Beun offers for sale at a bar gain his nice home, furnished or unfur- nished. One of the best houses in Skagway, 24x42 feet in size; rooms nicely furnished; we'll in kitchen; wood house, ? chickenhouses and yards with wire net fences. Good barn 20X22 feet, together with 10 lots, being cleared and in the best shape for gardening of anything in Skagwsy. Good fences. No reasonable offer refused. For par ticulaFs, see the old guy himself. Cor ner Fourteenth avenue and Alaska streets, two blocks from school house
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20
New Musio;at Pack Train

The Pack Train saloon has just re- ceived 50 new records for it's excellent photograph and the largest horn that ever came to Alaska. There will be a grand concert at that place tonight The latest songs and the latest instru- mental selections will be given.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20
NEARING END
 or CABBAGE

The end of the Boiler Room cribbage tournament in near at hand. The race for the victory has narrowed down so that only five persons can possibly win, and the last of these, Eugene Smith, who has been sustituted for C. s. Barnes, would have to have remark able luck in order to win out.
 The score today at noon wasas fol- lows:
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20

has expired.
 Mrs. Maurice Huren and little son re- turned from an eastern visit on the Cottage City. Mrs. Horen has visited in New York, Connecticut, Wisconsin, North Dakota, California and other states since leaving Skagway last fall NJ. J. Mclaughlin. connected with the ". .P.& &Y. R force st the Summit, Is visiting at Spokane. He will return to Skagway before the end of the pres ent month.
 c. Dubois Mason, an Atlin attorney, vas a southbound passenger on the Cot tSge City.
 ". A. Kelly, assistant superintend- ent of education for Alaska, was SitSa- bound passenger on the Cottage City.
 w, H. NaSS, a Vancouver traVellng salesman, was a southbound passenger on the Cottage City.
 Will E. Graves, formerly cashier of the W. P. S Y. R., went south on the Cottage City,
 Mrs. J. H. Ficksrdt, wife of the agent for the W. P. & Y. R. at Caribou, and her two sons went south on the Cottage City.
 Edward Foley, the W. P. Y. R. con ductor, returned from the east on the Cottage City.
 Mrs. NJ. c. O'Brien, wife of the sec ton foreman at Clifton, returned from the south on the Cottage City.
 Fl. B. Berdoe went to Whitehorse this morning.
 Mrs. Fl. M. Lull, wife of the private secretary of Judge Gunnison, arrived at Juneau on the Cottage City.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Shaw are at Ju- mean. They will return on the Georgia,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20
B.I1l. Bebrend> I1lertantik Company
 GEO. BLANCHARD,

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The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20
PERSONAL MENTION

c. Fl. Dooley, formerly constable in the Northwest mounted police at whitehorse, and his brother, V. Doolsy, went south ou the Cottage City. Sergeant Dooley's term of enlistment has expired,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20

Oyster Cocktails served at tho Vienna Bakery, and wholesale at reasonable prices. Free delivery. Phone 5
The daily Alaskan., 1905-02-20

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Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16
Turnage-C1a1' < Drug Co.
WadeiS. Tnrnage, Manager.

privilega Of chang ng the Pope
station road so as I , strighten |.
and run it by his house, he m Y
ing the bridges a;l bearing Il
the expenaes, except the cost d
the extra lumber that will benye
essary 10 isapair the bridges.
This contract, mails and enter,
ed into tbs the 9th day OF Da-
cenber. 1905, between Yalobnsi !
County Of the first part, and u,
H. Hughes Of the second par
WitnessetI, That aaid W. Il
Hughes, being the best bidder
was, at q prior term pg the Board,
awarded the c0ntra@t for two
years from this date. or the care
Of the county paupers. and bono
havi ,g been fled according to
law to effectuate said ward, it Is
agreed that said Hu hes shall
have free of cha. &c til use OF the
ounty Poor-House farm tor said
Two years, and said Hughes agrees
20 keep thrao paupers free and
furnish all paupers good food,
rood comfortable clothes. and
.ook after and nurse them in sick
ness, and the county is to furnish
Ill other things and pay said
Hughes for all paupers cared for
over three, The, sum of $3.50 per
month. This contract shall con-
tinue two years from this date,
and the contrac or will.perform all
things required of him by law,
whether expressed hereln or not.
Dons in open session, this the
9th day of December, 1895
N. M, Coker, Pres t,
Board of Supervisors.
W. d. Hughes. Contractor.
i. Board adjourned to meet IN
IOoff aeville the 1st Monday in
Janusry, 1906.
N. M. Coker, Pres't.
J.. Leland Trusty CLERK.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16
Com fnissiouer's Sale.
w. u, WiIbourn ct al, ". Mrs.
y Nia,ado SkAnhanAA

w. u, Wilbourn ct al, ". Mrs.
Claude Stephens.
No. 1877.
b ylrtue Of the authority In
me sted as omulissi0ner ~
deere OF the Ohsnecry Court Of
the Fest District Of YslobushA
coua Mississippi, rendered ia
the ah ,ve styled cause On thu 23d
day 8, november. 1906, which de-,
cree / rected me to sci! tho land
herein Ter mentioned for the d.
visiou IT the proceeds among the
joint os1srs thereof, / viii, With
III lecs.. hours, atthe north door
or the curt house - the tewa o.
|C0lfea siia. on .s
Wee sesdsy, tho 27sh day Of
December, 1905.
procea.s 10 sell to the b CHEST bid.
der for cash the follow ng lands,
t0-Wit:
The sest half Of the north
west qa rter Of section elk, l6 |.
townsl.9 twenty y.f0ur [2A rAuGe
I've f5],s st,containing eighty l80.
acres; j i in the First District oi
Yalobusa.. county, Misslssippi.
Tue ab.4ve lands will be; offered
and sold sss the law directs. Ehe
title ia 5 Aid land il ba!ieyedv 10
be good but I sell and sonvey
such title as il vested in me .
Con- nnissi0 ser.
This Nov. "a, 1920. xy
j. LELAND TRuSTYs Con ~
n. II, CfeokmUre. 4, E. Klnanona,
sol.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16


II vas afflicted with sciatica. !
writes I'D, @. Nudd, Iowaville,
Sedgwsck county, KAN, ''going
about IN crutches ind suffering
. great deal of pain. | was in
luced to try Ballar . Snow Lini.
ment, which relieved me. | used
three 5t,c. bottles. ! ! is the great
est lini,nent / ever used; have
recommended it * q number OF
persons and all express them.
seves as being bsns I tied by it. !
now walk without ,rutches, able
to perform . grea deal OF lie hl
labor Oh inc farm 35c. 60o. SI.
Sold by 8. S. Spencer.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16
N,tics OF Pablo alto n.
Depart nent of the Interior.
Land On ce at Jackson. Miss,
0o~~u.hor QE lQ0k

November 26, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has
dled notice of his intention to
make fnal proof In support OF
his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Circuit
CLERK, Yalobnsha County. at Cot
feevilie, Miss., On JauuAry II,
1905, viz: Moses A. Pipkin, 81. n.
No. 35,446, for the Nv or - Or
Sec 8, Z. 20, n. Range ., east, oi
Cnoctaw meridian. A. =. to nv
az ae qr and " hf Of Q hf - or
SEQ. %.
He names the following wit
nssses to p rove his cOntinuous
lssidence upon and cultivation ef
aid Land, viz: j. w. Phillips, Of
loulter, MIS- glssippi; ". O. Vick :
Iery, Of Coffsevllle, Mississipp !;
8 j Pipkin, Of CoffseYille, Miss (
issippi; v. S. McCullar, OF Coul :
ter, Mississippi.
FRED W. COLLINS,
st Register.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16


IN exchange truly says: THE
II ling errors in country papsr
al criticised by hIoekheads who
VI lid have q hard time to cer-
re sly spell their own names on >
d ( night, while errors go an
no iced. The country publisher
daily correcis blunders for peo-
pie who would otherwise be the
Laughing stock OF the world. and
in return ID fidicnlea 'or some-
thins which gross ignorance corr
straes as a. error,
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16

sf
\ Ordefed'by the Board, that the
iepperary relief heretofore al-
lowed Maria Langston il hereby
discontinued from after this date,
and said Maria Lanston ID ORDER
ed to the poor.hoase.
Ordered BY the Board, that
'upon the sp plicatio, Of A L.Den-
Aman, convict contractor, the con-
tract With bin for working coun-
u convicts bs and the same q
hereby cancelled, and upon the
dayment By DenmAn Of amount
due under contract, said Dol-
man and his bondsman are re-
leased from further liability, and
Denmvn Il ordered TO deliver the
convicts he has in charge to the
SheriR.
Ordered By the board, that the
Clerk atvertiae for bids for the
hiring Of Levy Caldwell, : CON !.
vet, on che hrst Monday 10 jan
nsry, 1906. by the Board ct uof-
feeville 81 the regular Jsau .ry
1905 mseting.
Ordered BY the Board, that
llr. Martindale ahell have the
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16
Com msnissioner's sale.
qStapher n. Gullege. ct al, vs
Mn M. + Mcfarland.

4Stapher Fl. Gullege. ct al, vs.
Mn M. = Mcfarland.
Ne. 1898.
By virtue Of the authority in
mo vested a. Commissioners By
decree of the Ohancery Court OF
the First District Of Yal0busha
County, Mississippi rendered in
the above styled cause on Nov.
%, 1905, which decree directed me
to sell the lands hereinafter men-
toned for ! division OF the pro-
tesds, auseae tha joint owners
thereof, I win, within legal hours,
ct the nj th door of tne court
house in ia town Of Ooffeeville
,oa WEDNESDAY,, THE 9th DAY
'-cF DEcEa1BER, 1905, proceed :
II to tks ..ighest bidder Of bid
dars the following described
lands, tO-pTit:
The wes; half Of the southeast
usarter o. section fifteen (15l
to xnship swenty fire az, range
FIVE (5), ),eai !, containing ghty go,
acres: ais the cast half of the
soathwess quarter OF section af'
& en- (15); t.owpship twenty five
f25), rang fve{5) east, containing
e,asaty acr IS go; also the north
cas- gu .rtcr Of section sixfecn
fl6) towasaip twsn,y i've (25l
rage Ave (5), east, cont iuing Que
hur ired and sixty acre (l6Ol;
Il o the east half Of tbs aorsh-
ves quarter I section w snty-
tvs ~. township twsatg~ive
(25) range Ave l6), east. c34tsain-
ing eighty t8O) acrSS 40 the
vest half OF tbe northwssb quar-
te- Of section twenty-five car
\ tewa ship twenty-five ls5) raage
Eve Isl, east, containing a.g II so
.ac-e ], and containing IL VI 800
acres: all in the FIRST pistraaf Of
Yalu5usha Couaty, MissiaSs ppi.
This land will o4 offered for sale
Min ons body as 5edsrea by said
sda,reo instead If sQrTkii2 III a'is,
and on the following terms TO-
wit:
- One thousand dollars cash nd
the ba! snce in iva eqaAl pay-
ments fslting dus annually th rs>
after. taa5 10 to sal that ths said
Conna ssiOner will DIVIDE tue al-
ance the purcl M prica aa
fye ca I'll payment take N
the pa chaser or y sasers 9
notes videncing defo ~
paymsuts, the first With -
shall ' 4 due one y fro : 4 ye
Of sas the secoa twO " rs
f ON sid date; I'll s'iird, u -
vexrs On said dat the f0ars',
four ~ from Aalsi = ito. and 2
fifth, five years II "A said 4 GO,
and 81. of said nc to bear ~
terest !; the rate of TX per eesst
am per Annam from a:fe Of con.
/ frmatloa lntil paiis aud said ds
! ferred i syments as '.ssucei Dy
! said not il to be an snia'n ss'tea
"a said lands IN pA.s - fui
with interest, az il the vvesis
ina IN chaser III purcassnrs
saou.G n IKE dela Ait in tse pa y
msnt of either Of said notes at
i maturity, then Ill OF said notes
shall in adiately become due
and paya .e.
"a The tia to said lands Is be.
l,avad to good, but I sell and
,Sxnvey ! such title as is vest
~ in me ) Commissioner.
This N .. 24.h., 1905.
j. LE. AND TRUsTY, CONT.
RF. Sps ggins sol.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16
Noti . to Hantsrs.

Warniu, is hereby given tha
Tia folio :ng lands, owned ant
> a.rolle by me in the neighbos'
!, od Of france, arc posted, t''-.
~: TIL aardeman place, the
kh DR.. Il .ine place, the old Gage
81 .e, ali 40 lands formerly ewn
"a III Yanho0zAr and wife,
81 Mrs Sarah Dodspn place,
Ehe 8rooSs place, aad ina Daily
bId homa place. Part;sa ssss.
4. sing on the above snslon
|ans will be Furnishes q the
|uIl axtent OF the law
r.. DALEY.
Torrance, Miss. Nov. - 1853.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16

rgsrything in ladies' Jackets
|or asif price, from aoN oafil
hhristnas.
a. \, Jennings y 90,
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-16
Proceedings
Board Of Supervisors,
Yalobusha County
Dse:abss Tern. 1906. Il Water vsIIs,

ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
PHOTOGRAPHERS CONVENTION.
Two Addresses at the Session This
Morning.

Pennsylvania photographers who are
holding their annual convention at the Ma
tional Rifles Armory. listened to two in
teresting addresses this morning. The first
was by Charles Wesley Hearne of Boston,
who chose as his subject Legitimate Pho
tography.' Mr.. Hearne entered into his
theme with an apparent showing of being
master of the matter in hand. His remarks
We're listened to with attention and were
several times heartily applauded.
Prof. a. H. Griffith, an artist from De-
troit who makes an annual visit to the as
sociation as a critic and lecturer, made in
teresting remarks, taking Ambition and
Pluck Combined with Good Sense the Key
note to Success" as his subject. Prof. Crit
fifth gave some good advice along these
lines, and at the conclusion of his address
was thanked by those who heard him.
1t was intended to choose the place for
holding the next meeting, but at today'S
session the matter was held over until to-
morrow.
This afternoon the delegates are spend
ing in sightseeing.
The final business session will be held to-
morrow afternoon, at which officers for the
ensuing year will be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

ent sections of the country. All districts
were represented except the twelfth and
thirteenth. which embraces the islands OF
the West Indies and West and South
Africa.
E. W. Hampton. the financial secretary,
made his annual report. covering the work
or the entire church except the two dis
tricts mentioned. The total receipts %
dollar money for the year was reported
and amounted to S145. 1853. 90. This amount
was dlsnursed as follows: Eight per cent
10 education. 10 per cent for church extern
sion and 80 per cent for the several annual
conferences for the purpose of distribution
among the widows and orphans of de-
ceased ministers and veteran preachers
The balance. aggregating SlO0, 1874. &c. has
been dlsbursed for the salaries OF the
church bishops and general officers The
secretary read in detail the monthly re-
ceipts and expenditures. His report showed
a cash balance and assets, May l to April
10, of S39 800. 10: liabilities S27, 7O46 81 leav-
ing net balance of S11, S91. 81 over all liza
bilities.
A resolution was offered relative to tha
work of the financial secretary, Z. ID.
Hampton. This resolution was signed by
G. w. Porter, j. S. Flipper, Charles Bundy.
d. P. Roberts and A. ]. Carey, and was
addressed to the chairman and members OF
the financial board. commencing the finan-
cial secretary for his self-sacrificing devo-
ton to the business interests of the church.
Another report from a committee, con-
Sfsting of John Hurst, J. f. F'lipper and j.
NJ. Conner, expressed the hearty acknowI-
edgment of the board to its chairman
Bishop Arnett, and also to the financial
secretary, E. w. hampton, for devotion to
the general interests of the church. Those
present We're Revs. T. w. Henderson, john
Hurst, Charles Bundy, A. ]. Carey, ID. P.
Roberts, j. s. Flfpper, f. w. Williams q.
w. Porter, ]. n. Conner, A. G. Scott, A.
j. kershaW and E. w hampton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20

and preparatory schools of the empire And
In London the boarding schools are re-
quired to have thirty square feet of play
ground for every pupil.
America seems to be behind those coun-
tries In these matters; but now some move
ment Is being made in almost every large
city for the establishment of Fairgrounds
in connection with the public schools. New
York city has a curriculum of games in it's
public schools, but it has not been made
compulsory. In this country the movement
has taken the form of the establishment
or summer Fairgrounds. The movement
started as long ago as 1856, and 1t has
spread to over 200 cities in different parts
Of the country.
summer call for the establishment of ten
vacation Fairgrounds, primarily for the
small children, and in charge of compe-
tent kindergarten teacher. To carry out
this work DR.. Curtis said he wanted sew
eral things. He wants maps of all the
schoolyards In the city showing the space
available for Fairgrounds and their con-
dition.
the city which is at all suitable for use as
playground and its condition and state
ment as to whether or not the lots can be
made available for this purpose. He wants
10 call parents meetings at every school,
in order to interest them In the plan. He
said 1t costs only 81 per child for the whole
summer to support a directed playground,
and there ought to be many parents in the
u.
to have as much aid as each teacher feels
that she can give during the summer in
support OF the Fairgrounds.
At the close of the lecture, Superintendent
Stuart said to a Star reporter: This work
of establishing vacation Fairgrounds will
have the hearty cooperation of the school
teachers and pupils of the city. The schools
have decided to expend $500 toward
tablishing ten vacation Fairgrounds next
summer. These will be intended for the
smaller children, and 1t is our plan to have
them in charge of kindergarten teacher for
half of each day. Five of the Fairgrounds
will be for white children and five for col
ored. We plan to work in cooperation
with the Associated Charities, and will try
to establish our Fairgrounds in sections of
the city where they have none and thus
serve wider range of people"
Yesterdays lecture was given only to
the teachers of schools for white children.
A similar will be given before the 400
teachers of the colored schools shortly at
ter Easter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
Passion Week Observance.

The Lutheran churches of the city are
observing Passion week by special services
every evening. At the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church, Thomas Circle, the service
tomorrow will be held at II o'clock, instead
Of in the evening, and will be specially APP
propriate to Good Friday. The pastor,
Rev. ]. G. Butler, will be in charge.
The interdenominational meeting for fast
ing and for prayer for revival upon the
churches of the United States, held last
Saturday In the Luther Place Memorial
Church, will be repeated tomorrow Friday)
at 4:15 o'clock The suggestion came from
New York. and was acted upon by num-
Der of clergymen and laymen.
The question of holding a similar meet
ing tomorrow was submitted to those pres
ent last Saturday, and 1t was the unani-
nous decision that it should be held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-20
TOM SHARKEY.

NEW YORK, n. Y. April 10, 1905.
Radium Radia Company,
10 West 26th st,
New York City.
Gentlemen:
Your "Radium Radia' was recommend
ed TO me several weeks ago while 1 was
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my back, which was so painful, and dis
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good rubs with the ''Radium Radia' the
lumbago entirely left me. and l have
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Shortly afterward while wrestling with
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Two or three applications Of 'Radium
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lose no opportunity in recommend
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splendid thing to rub with In their
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THOMAS j. SHARKEY,
144 East 14th ST.,
New York City.