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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-03-25

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-03-25
MOHAIRS
FOR SPRING

These stylish dust shedding fabrics just the thing for
Southern Our buyer secured pieces at special
price Youwl benefit by his shrewdness We have them
in CHECKS stripes patterns sc inches WIDE
WHILE THEY LIST, 20 CENTS YARD.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
n.a1..d RaIs. Q PaeIII0 C0aaI P'InI..

account Of the l-ewes and Clsrk - pos ~
On ss1S.'-, y. eor,,apd. ore. June to October y,
nd ma various conventions to oe nso y s',s, me
on sns -, ..e,,,a Railroad Company VIII sel.
fea1ss ~ ,,ckets on specihed dates nom ell
rou1e-,,'a ~ ~ lines, 70 san Francisco any
s'a.ions ~ April to September "a 70 rorL-
ano' ,.' 7s's,.s, n,svo May % to September y a.
Greatly reduced rates II. ,,,ornat,or
For dates OF sale and specino lnioi aare- .s,.e
concerning rates 49, All 81
ticket agent.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
4. \ W. RAlILROAI

81 re .,,, cav,
aanar Nar. zslh. 1900, strains VIZ 81.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28

i Young woman. She has 49,
= - everyday brain. She Is
olsan's' s.'sa ma mother But instead 2
W. - Il nome and looking after 1ns
s,a3 ,',15ren ,,,s and sharing her huspane
'1,.-os,s e,.,.. and cares she feels sne 'r~ss ',
soil01rs Ian of Arc or Frances p *
y : 80 rennx Lind. She Is persuA'es1
~ ~ has talents. She has had visions y
- .4s.renca , to her -.true career. - 9se
reis's'as s,ssnade her from this IDEA p
e,'n - sro,nd hither and shither anu
sps ,sa,,,te,v fritters away her ire n ~
ss4s. - - he cedar Of Lebanon VIZ
~ ~, : sranted her to be a wild no"el.
-. ias's eyervday simple preacher. y .. e
.a,,,a Ia ~ only be satisfied In the pos,''sn y
49, W. had assigned him be Woula = y
mIebtllv blessed. But ne ~aass .s - bs
lnisns''s el,a- IL lebanon. He wants g =
sevonarola, a Thomas cnallnels Z, (,
4ohn Knox or he hears some q ~ ~
a-rsat evangeiists Of the woria, anu =, I,
s.,sS,otelv s.eas he decides on going over = I
..ss,.'. = esocsdonia to help the English. Y
- =. seton or the Welsh, or tne Aus "
trs,,ans And what is the result +
r, -n,ns his life for good because be'l, j. ~ W.,
nof willing to be simple WIN nv
In Gods service.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28

IA sa shat what Is your pah.hN~
~ at,,al yoathgY ''Weli,' ne an
80 soS ~ do not know Of any eAeepa
~ t,,,at cod. Because 1 tully uu7s
one' -, worry. / always go TO pea
IN, ~ aod qet eight or nine fun hours
49, 4-5an when / get up in the morn
slssg av n myself, Now, with Goo
,s. ,ns win do the best, the very Dese,
nelP, Tban If l have done my Des'
and things do not come OUT - INC
xgbv If IS Gods lookout anu n.y. Ai.,, ,ove
l-now be loves me better 1nan Z 80
rse,e why should grumpie 4 -
hss hetter plan for me than ns..~ s.a~
a.'s .,.,.,+ : outY; All, my friends, al.sl
sli9ss- &c dome our best with Coos neip
~ -. - not trust God2 Can we hol ~.
az go viii care for US even as ~
does for the wild flowers .hot a
: IN M raster lilies teach us tlae
.sa,t aarthly life is not neeessatlis -
! ! 49, ',.,,,,ortanf life. Even though oul
. ullins anos were with US but a rev
vaars. the influence OF those 80 ,,,ob
so~ them and us may reaeh on sn,s.'s., 80,
~ sfernities. Their lives ana our -. y
ssv be as short as the shortest lss4 ..,s,ss i.
I llas u,,Id aowers. and yet the eternl.les i'l's
Z ~ ,.a,,as viii never be able 70 oull,s ~, )
-. and MS in our heavenly JOYS An -.
! lresto~ - lllv Is the symbol OF the Onllss
q A4i7s. .t;on and Of our own resurlec
Il, tion through Christ. roraey
/ ''g-, rbe cod Of the heavenly salusa
- .at,,oes gives his sweetest pefAunne
= 81 ~ most exquisite garments Q e.o, y
OF anu hAc7 4.sta,an who may be cal
70 ~ the transient beauties OF enls -, ;,
~ ~ aone Of us our eartniy iNss l-'' q.
m - short as those Of the passlns ~, NJ,
y ss ~ The night blooming cereus ~ ~
j. an,s Init once a year. About . = ~ - :.
~ ~ se-rl n,s.bt this beautiful flower, WIN =
~ g. ,f most delicate pink and its W.
ale - o,ans In three hours the nov
1ae es'ss's aoad The midnight tolls us Ans
lh9 - ~ s,foht blooming cereus, aithoui
ne .cbes In diameter, dies OF
lile - etar Il has had but three sho
u - ~ maturity. The marNeS
- - 1,o.,, better known by the name
leie ~. eo,r o,clocks, were the little no
Ialn W searlv cherished by our grai
. N mothers. They open late every a. ~
noon. lust at 4 o'clock. an oluSn -
tbese flowers were far mote
t,,,sted as timepleces than the amer ~.
that --ooden ..oos clocks Of the quaint lai
That woouen gSese SsSo aowers die a short ii
70 or nousssi S'n' - s,n has set. Nearly all v
J up, s.lsel ~ i've Int a few days at m'
say snowdrops fade almost as quiss.y -,
&c. 4 snowdrop melts away inc Ia. ~
sun srbutus shivers in the cola q ~ !
make and soon catches pneumonia ana !
the Tbe biographies Of nearly az p.
srseh can be written in the few wolos
lg in s,.s can 4 Tesns described the life
ne to nv NE, as .lthe grass Of the field. VI
have TO-DAY s,,5 IS and tomorrow is cast into
made Ven Ven - The heat Of the sun may
made 49, .-s.+o aorai life and cremate
n her sbrlveled corpse in the same Gay.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28

seott n am studying the love y
Maker for me IN his care tof enia
/ wild flower. If God is willing y /
the time to color this little lear (
elaee Il ia veins and arteries as
.e..t in construction as are the VEINS
mn own body, if be is q pailAs y
.rm this leaf into life and feea y one
Il drink surely God is Wiling Y
ma does care for me. whom ns
made IL his own divine image.
moi walter Scott's answer fisne.
we not find the love Of aou ~ ~
Demonstrated in Gods care iVi
.,.iid ao,Ver Of Palestine, whieh
i called lilies? Indeed on TINS ua5
fnrtber than this. assert thAt ~
can fully realize the love ana lel.
soss of cod unless he has seen tne,s .,,
-o,.ialized on the leaves Of the VIZ
.,a-s The poet preacher. Henry
,rd Beecher, said: Il do mol peile. 49,, I
i anv one can fully read the nA''l :, !,
WI Who does not read the Bible anu
r., - safisfied that no one can reaa lns
hls Il, to me best advantage who doe. doe
I read the natural woria e
ii These things are very muen = !,
n, a. ot,,er-what blossom Is TO lrui
IA what germ is to blossom. ons ..n I
~ y ne cause Of the other helps to pro
nee It And so these two feseiasso.l. i..,. !
NJ o,-tarnai and the internal, "oAA =
Eether and both work lor 'ne
purpose"
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
sRANCH ROADS,

cave y s1eelz days. Leave New Castle e''
Z "a I.02. a. M, 282, 6.4l PHI Week o''s
BRANCH ROADS.
,.,oware, Maryland g yirgllssll-. "a y, Us.
.saye Harrington for Il ~ 80 Z, vaei -iayS
L.teat3oas 10 st q. M. and ~. ,;.f5ii n1; s1e
3,s'se y 35l,sat,-,ine, train leaves frahkilh Si'-
- .,ir ard Il.57 a m. week ua5 s f,1i.
leave Franklin CITY l.,, loI ,1sef davs. Re-
ssSSliISt s,,raipr. leave Chincoteague ~ g '''i
ssan.u1. Weekdays. ..to,,n and I,ewesa
l.eaN - sr.s s Sd d. fa. weekdays hetuIiilne e
lo9e = e,es AS am. and 1876 p.I vs. Is . ~
iei9t 49, Harrington for henoDotn Aos2s s,,,--, =
r,,eadavs Thursdays anu 9..te 49, 5'5s,,s Thurs
ing leave kehqboth A-l' p ~
days ee s4arrinston FOR Berlin. l08 g i s5ii, a,
50p. ni weekdays. hssasbi9 5s1s. z -
500 q y. t for Delaware City 81 a. A.l " ~ q
47'. S snd & "a D m. weekdays hel.. - - ~,
. iea1e Delaware City b y y anu ~ -
10 s al.a s9seesevs for ChestertoWn aao !, ne =
.ati,rs ~ a. IA. and 10 P. "a. ~ y =. =, a.
ssetrrnine. leave ChestertoWn Z 70 ai'''
g pm. s.sls. i Kent R. R.-Leave Iewn
- rentreville aud way sta1slo,.,. p, Il,
!. =, and a8 p. M. week oays- >, 81 4, I
b leave Centreville Al g. m anu
wsski wssli qlis qr5sssapeaks R. R.-Leaye Claytoaa
+ ,eas eS,d 5vy stations a. 45 q -. ~ 11eo
4 3. M. week days RssVlni1 IS wsek days.
Il o's 'ssss,,,hridee & seaford r. RLeaye ,ts,s e,ss
-. flana5rid and intermediate iset,,,
Y n ~ a IA. and "a p. N. Week asyasa md !
J. ing train leaves Cambridge ~
- " "a. week days. -.s,, egewark
p o1riSEcrreN.--At Porter VIII END. "
rs Deieware city Railroad. sd AZ tIowdn AZ 81,
De queen Annes z sen =. sS,hrsapeake Railro
nt s51 1 Eaitinore & Deiaware Bay halilSS h,.S ~ \ I
n S ,with Delaware MsfSy ,tS SanlSri,
ainia Railroad. Al seaioT5Se, mas, .ss. with n
~ $500 Philadelphia 4 Norfolk, " MyeoAAAAs' y,
~ 5ocanao and Peninsula hlallI Igs,1s ss,.s
st. n R. HUTCHINSON 9eneral 49,
as 4. WOOD. General Passenger Ako-1-
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28

iDalls =, ss.-sra AcCoMMODATION IhAANHH p 3:
rEW ,SSfiilmineton 7.S7 6.26 AM 5.97, q i,
'saaS9 ss =, ~ Z week days. Leave New Ssssie p
~ 9 N ID a a, 282. 64l p.nl. week oissa
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28

,os bv Hart sehaffner 8
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
never Deapiae humble fos.'.o1, .'..''.,o,


..,,.e Humble Position.
,,,.r 49,. desnise your humble position
-. ne ,scause YOU are ike the SIM.
nle wild flowers. When 1ne 9es5,s 7,,.,,,s
a.,vent comes and Jesus, as me 49, ~
Pridearoom. goes down alnohs t,,e ~
,5sste@ ,5s,1s lliies or the wild flowers ens
80 - ,v,u not say unto the muiuluue
Aoi g., ol,ildren. sDid you occupy
q n.7 ,osition IN life? Were you :. q
s.to5 ss.. General. or king, OF stateslns1n :
11ss - r9annah More, did you wieio 2
brilliant pen? Like Nine. de hesa,ltIa ,.h M
Sid Won have a salon hiled Wiz -,
tesding thinkers Of your lana - !.
~. ~, ~ however: "Did you nestie' y
" :, a,over Ton. among the green grasses
:. :. ~, commanded you? Did you nsn'ei
Il : a,s1-room Of some invalid Wneh, d
~ ~ command. the messenger piuees'
..s Md Won breathe out your i.a
? france upon the coffin ha "h'ie -
+ ,oinister uttered the committal' $50
: Il asbes. dust to dustT Dla you - .,.,
+? ~. ,oarriage altar sweeter ana nois y.
S hen ~ the Young girl plueked you ~ y i
: aaids and with your bright races ~
d sa+ad lisa+s tbe village church on the we
i. S,ng dav2 Did you carry the nlessas
i ,,s'le - I've between the angry brothers y
E, sisters and friends who haa qualls'1, , Z,
+ 1 made vou Wild flowers. ioNeu y
s. aasrsa YOU were wild flowers.
r Fsster lIiies, did you love ana non
a. melp 80 After /
"a - sone our best then. like the "
is .z,, ao,-era let us trust God that ne =
be so what is best for US. After W. -
le- done our best we have no more rs !.
as -rorrv about our future than the Y
m eSrsrs have to worry where they
Tor oo,np 10 get a drink or from "
at s ss,arsar their daily meals are 70 co
Ids - ~ghere they are to find their sunsn
en-, tbeir nights in which to sleep. !
I'M N tba more justification IN the use
led this figure because at times II seer, :,
to me that flowers. after all, are nor I, !
ire ,ron,,nate objects, but have a GER
for ,n+elroepee Of their own. Ihey Z
lied 20 me al times to be almost huln~
'ter their desires.
Tou, sn,Dose F1overa Conld Speak
for 4ef rs imagine for a moment
ARE the wild flowers can speak, y
ing ,ronld YOU think Of a rose when ~
'gle, three times in a night should wax
at omen its petals and begin to cls, :.
'ugn Inc. aOh, it is SO dark! eaillloe ~ Z
We a wonder if I win ever have tae
lie beams again kiss my cheek anu
lster me- blushqe Oh, no. That Is NO
wild ~osss way. The rose says 70 ~
AIRED ,Sben She hears the angelus TOM
you the villaee. 'Now it Is time Tor
so ~ oood night and go to sleep. l
done 4 useful days work. nave
here honev Cor dozen bees. ! nave
these the tired. sick mother, riding py
ONES carriaee clap her hands for Joy
bend saw 'Oh, what a beautfuf ros
nenot have been drawn in the picture
why paul de Longpre. ! have wen
mong NV rest. God viii awake me
7anoa morning mo He win send to me tn
Of the shine HI bis own good time. va
nests say my prayers and go 70 siee
~ Lue +-.r,ef him j"
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
r,,e reaaon 81 the hilies'

rrnst christ. as ds the wild lowers
III whv cannot IS 40 its What 9
blessed peace this tsns' Noe'', zsss
our tired hcartsl ige oinet e'.s -ontis. !" s.
rfdlnr out to a cemetery WIN ss,.''s ..'' J,
who was one Qf ins' ls'liDe''l " III r,
...-. sssia-
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28

stament lliy was
Extensively to AZ
Palestine as the
ced all the small
way above the
my Easter text.
nbraces all Wild
ia and circunl-
the beau'ilui
decorating our
lay 10 the sym.
the wild dower I
" nractical gospel
or this glorious
Palestine in th'
chat man. insig
IS nurtured ans
ather's care nl
They teacl
trouble e
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
$2.438. .7O2.57 S411. .447.1S S2. .212, ,G3

pSs1oOs 1OaFCa PdA4B p-S@4$sVo%'VS Increase clearings week of 1905, $224,- O6S.94.
 Balances week of 1904, $331, ,2O4,92. Difference balances, $80,242.26. Clearings week of 1903, $2,OS3, ,S94.94. Clearings week of 1902. g, ,1O4, ,768.62. Clearings week Of 1901, $1,744 709.48. Dividends soon due are:
 Am. Chicle, pf., 1-2 per cent, pay able July 20; books closed June 26. Am. Locomotive pf, 3-4, July 21; June 30.
 Atchison pf., 2 1-2, August 1; June 30. Canada Southern, i 1-4, August 1: June 30.
 Central R. R. of New Jersey, 2, Aug use 1; July IS.
 C., C.. c. of St. L. pf., 1 IA; July 20; June 30.
 C., C., c. & St. L.. 3, September 1; August il.
 Con. Electric, Me, 1-4, July 15; July 10,
 Delaware & Hudson, 1 S-4, September 15; August 26.
 Edison of Boston. 1-2. August 1; July 15.
 Great Northern, 1 3-4, August 1; July 19.
 Homestake Mine, soc. July 25; July 15
 Lake Erie & Western, pf., 1, July 15; June 30.
 Louisville & Nashville, 3, August 10; July 21.
 Michigan Central, ?, July 29; June ao. Mich. State Tel, 1-2, August 1; July 12.
 Missouri Pacific, 2 1-2, July 20; June 2S.
 N. Y. Air Brake, ?, July IS; June 30. N. r., o. & w., 1-2, July S1; July 21. Norfolk & Western pf, ?, August IS; August 4.
 Northern Pacific, S-4. August 1; July IS.
 Omaha Electric. 1 1-2, August |; July 20.
 Pacific Coast com, 1-4, August l.; July 15.
 Pittsburg C., c. & St. L., 1-2, Aug ust 15: August 5.
 Reading, ?, August 1; July 14. Reading 1st pf, ?, September g; Aug ust 8.
 Rock Island Co.,, N. J.. pf, I, August 1; July IA.
 United Copper, 1, July 31; July 20. U. s. Rubber pf, 2, Aug. 15; July 25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
RaiIFOad sTocks'

Miscellaneous Stocks.
 Par. Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.

N. Y, N. H. and H. R, R., in small lots has sold from 200 to POI 1-2 closing at 200 1-2. |
 Checks for Southern New England Telephone company quarterly dividend weer sent out on Saturday morning. Checks also for the New York and New Jersey Telephone company dividend of 1 1-2 per. cent. were sent out at the same time.
 Quarterly dividend Of l-2 per cent. on the Edison Electric Illuminating company of Boston is due August 1 to holders Of July IA.
 Swift & Co. sold during the week in small lots from 1O7 to 107 1-2.
 Bond brokers arg actively offering in the Connecticut field all of the securi- +ies which have recently been made legal for Connecticut savings banks and trustees. There are plenty of these issues for sale
 semi-annual interest at the Connec- lieut. Savings ban k is payable to-day. The New Haven savings bank and the National Savings bank pay interest at the first instead of the middle of the month.
 Southern New Engla1a Telephone stockholders owning, stool on July 15 can subscribe at pr for De new share
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
STOCK MA KET FEATURES
OPENINGS FA oR 4 STRENTH IN sICES.
Bulls are Bull and Bears Appear Feeble and w k--The Crops and the

Bulls are Bull and Bears Appear
 Feeble and w y--The Crops and the
 Increased Sse Trade.
 As a rule, the Pphets of Wall street predict strong ld slowly advancing market. '
 This opinion is based on the fiattering prospects of the crops all along the lines, and even ss 10 corn, although it started late, bumper crop is indicated, as corn has had abundant moisture and has now what t Ieeds-hot weather. Then, too, the piospects as to the steel and iron trade ale considered excellent. On the other hand, active stocks have had from ten to fifteen-point rise and cannot now 3e considered low, and those who think prices have we'll dis counted the good conditions look for good trading market with perhaps 8 further rise in specialties.
 As to our falling off in wheat export ation, the facts are set forth that while our area under wheat between 1872 and the present day has risen from 21 ,000,- 900 to 47,000,0O0 acres, our population has increased from forty to eighty three millions. That is, we have more mouths to feed than in former times.
 Then, again, it is urged that money Is to grow tightes before long, because Japan will take S1aO,OOO,OOO out of cir culation and because, money will be in demand to movethe crops with.
 The point has been freely circulated of late to buy the steel stoeks-perhaps 8 little toe freely i
 creeping bull market" is what a veteran observer of the tape colled it. He added that he was long both of stocks and of patience.
 Prices are beinA bid up, according to some theorists, iH or6er to sell on.
 The rise in RocA Island Saturday was the continuation df tie bull movement which started in the late trading Fri day. The room thought it had an in- side origin.
 The bulls of " eelz bgo are still bull ish, though they are pr the most part still careful to say that they are "con- servatively buElish." The bears con. tinue to talk of high prices and the lack of outside interest, and they say that stocks go off easily under pressure. They also admit that if there is any rallying tendency they find some diff1- culty in getting back their stocks
 The Amalgamated Copper company is doing very well, and unless decided downward movement is on at the time, the next dividend ought to be at the rate of 6 per cent. yearly. At the high level Thursday long stock came so cas- fly that some bulls desisted. But the bulls are very bullish on the stock, or claim to be.
 Some Of the bulls look for higher prices in Norfolk and Western, Chesa- peake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio 'and Pennsylvania, and some begin to talk of. Erie as the 'seeand Reading" A year ago Reading sold at Fries pres ent price. Since then Reading has ad- vancGd s60 points.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
EimamctaL
NEW FORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening, Highest Lowest QuOtatIOns. On the New York Stock Exchange reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers and Brokers. b2 Broadway. New York. and IS Center streat. New Haven. Conn.
 Open. High. Low. Close.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
Closing prEccS,

The following arc the closing prices reported by Prince 6 whitely. Barter7 and Brokers. 25 Broadway. New York, and 15 Center street. New Haven. Conn:
 Rid Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
Boston Stock Quotations.

Reported over private wire of Horn blower 6 Weeks, members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges; New Ha- ven office, 27 Center street.
 High, Low, Bid, Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17

for each multiple of nine shares held at that date. This option expires August 8 and payment in full must be made August 15. The new stock will receive the October dividend the same as old stock.
 The Consolidated Electric of Port land, Me. has increased the quarterly dividend from 1 per cent. to 1-4 per cent. Checks were received on Satur- day.
 The clearings and balances of the New Haven banks for the week ending July 15 are and for corresponding week of last year are given by days:
 1905. Balances. 1904.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
United States Government nOnds.
Consolidated Stock ExchungS.

Consolidated Stock Exchungcs Reported over private wire of ". B. Smith & Co.,. II Broadway. New York. New Haven office. $40 Chapel street. Norman A. Tanner. Manager.
 Opcy.. High. Low Close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
AT THIMBLE ISLANDS TESTER
 nAY

Attorneys Frederick S. Bacon and Curtis w. Bacon, of Middletown, enjoy ed an outing at Thimble Islands, off Stony Creek, yesterday. They made the trip in Captain Silas Halls launch, '"The Merry Ha-ha," and the captain joined the party at Deep River They expect to return to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Peter E. Bowman, of this city, station agent at Stamford for the New York and New Haven railroad, is spending a months vacation in Massachusetts. In his absence Edward G. Aiken, of Nor. walk, ticket clerk, lis filling the office of station agent.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-01

The board of school control of Dis
trict No. / have received cordial
invitation to be present at the dedi-
cation of the new high school build
ing at Fruita tomorrow night.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-01
R E A L E S T A T E
BARGAINS

No. 1OGG.-Nice l-room cottage ON
Ouray; nearly new VIII trade
for ranch property. ........ SI.;s5O
No. 577.-10 acres, miles from
the city; all in full bearing or
chard; owner agrees to guarau-
tee 1000 boxes of peaches this
year; 400 apple and pear trees
........................S So. 800
No. 954.-2la acres close to the
CITY -...... ....... 5000
No. SSS.-A pair of nice lots on
Rood avenue. ................ 1915
Money to loan on real estate or
chattel security. Fire insurance in
the best old line companies. Be
lieving that the present rate of M
surance is high enough, we never
charge a policy fee. When you have
a deed. lease or other contract to
be drawn We will do it for a very
moderate charge.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-01
SENTENCE SERMONS.

Opposition cures apathy. IAN
Faith creates the future.
Fatalism takes all force out OF life
A man may be loud and yet not say
much.
Rusty pipes do not enrich the water
of life.
Happiness is never gained until it
is given.
Many would rather be in sin than
out OF style.
Manufacturing sorrow is one of the
worst of sins.
You cannot do Gods work and walk
your own way.
Praying lips cannot square up lor
profane living.
Character is the only cash that is
current in heaven.
A crusty tongue seldom has
chance to get rusty.
Nature may make some fools out
all the fops make themselves
Throwing millstones at men Is not
the same thing as giving them hour
The man who has no mind OF MS
own often has most OF 1t to give away
The greatest coward is the one woo
is afraid Of being charged with fear
The church service that does not
stretch out on to the street only
serves the devil.
Many a man thinks he is getting
corner lot In glory when he puts
dime in the collection that he couian |
nasr on the street car.-Chicago Iri-
bune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
COTTON GOODS.

Two bales 4o-inch unbleached Lock
wood Cotton, per yard, only @ 5-4s
One bale 36-inch unbleached, IN short
lengths, per yard, only .....,..'''.' Sc
One bale s6-inch Unbleached, IN 10
and 20 yard lengths, per yard, only oe
One bale s6.inch Bleached Cotton, per
yard, only.........,.....t..,.5 i-<e
One bale 36.inch fine Bleached Cotton,
per yard, only .....,..........'0 liz
Ten pieces s6-inch fine Bleached En-
press Cambria. per yard, only,...''V'
Ten pieces s6-inch fine Berkley Cam
brio, per yard, only g
Ten pieces 36.inch fine Lonsdale Cam
brio, per yard, only ..........s..''i ~
Goods cannot Be duplicated At the aboy'
prices when sold out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CLEARANCE SALE.

Here's is an opportunity. Monday
morning at nine o clock we will place on
sale one.half case Of Medicated Cotton
Diaper. This is superior 70 the common
kind and has been selling all Of the week
from our stock at $50 per piece. Just 70
keep this sale booming we will begin 70
sell these Diapers Monday morning at 9
q clock for $50 each.
MARSHES Bed Spreads, advertised last
week as gIs7 qualities, in this sale a
Isl 70, is one Of our substantial values,
Merceaized Waistings al half price vii
all be clerned up BY closing Of this sal
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CLEARANCE SALE.

Our Bargain Tables are attracting care
full shoppers. They are finding just what
they want and saving nearly half Of their
money.
For the Children We have Work Boxes
that have four spools 81 thread, embroid-
cry silk, hooks and eyes, buttons and 2
ppir Of scissors, that sold az Christmas
time for asc. Now, to close, Al l5c.
One lot Of Ladies White Petticoats.
These are full sizes, heavily trimmed with
thread lace. our $3.50 Skirt. This sail
for Si.io.