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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
cine td,sucre MmsIaae.

Or. 8. q. McguIlpugb. eiiier Der
AnwdIte In Dem BridenproseB, eybpb
am Gisnifag glbeno Die Mntiaas, bab
ihm $1,000 angeboten lporOsa ieien.
ipenn sr sueebe. oaB Der Brildenbaner
2anbpr isinen @ontratt ansfiihren
tonne. Gas 8slo fOlte be3oblt perben.
fobalo 9anoor ole erite 3ohlnng auf
ben GCntratt erhatte. gs tpuroe cine
Mntueilliug fir ben Betraa BON $1,000
bon 2anbor ausaeifellt uno Diefelbe
lpuroe Serrn 8. GGlup iiberasben. Der
bisfelbe in elmer Yanf oeponirte.
6srr Nsitheu, siner Ger Mopotaten
2anbOrs, iaate, IS lei eine Sun,me on.
aeboten tpproen, um Die aufgelcufenen
8eridtstohen au be,ablen. unb es Can.
Dor si srm69lihen. ieiaen gontrati
ausanfiihren unb oerfelbe lei bereit,
cine SIS ssuB breite Bride ltatt elmer
iolhen bon 45 6uB su errihten. Bon
elmer Befedung tonne teine &eoe Iein.
9as Pubiitum bat ein GeGt oarauf.
nollen NufidluB in Der Nnaele9enbeii
su perlanaen. bic oaour9 nod Der.
tuidelter miro als supor.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Sscuer III Gtrakburg.

slni 9ienltaa Moraen UNI brei llhr
brad in Secrets Sotel in 5traBbura
Jeuer aus uno balo iiano bas orei=
it0fiee 8ebduoe in bellen 6lammen.
9as 6euer mar I'M Ge0er aussebroden
uno orei Wann, Die i'm oriiten StOf-
lpert idliefen. fonnten nur nit Miihe
tas Geben retten. Sen Wnitrenounaen
Der 6euernehr eelans es, cine Musbrei=
tun9 oes Branoes gu perbinoern. bod
muroen bic 8ebduoe bon Saeob Mmeis
on Der Noroieite uno gli Seeie an Der
Siioieite oes 6otels our9 Waiier uno
6euer erbeblih beIddoi9t. *
@bas. Secret. Der bisber bas Sotel
betrieb, lpoilte bon StraBburg nah
Waanolia 5iebeu uno bate feline Sa'
den idOn aepadt. Ser Wertb bes
Sotels. Giaentbum bon Gbas. ReBler.
ipiro auf $4,000 9ei6dBt uno war oaIs
ieIbe fir $4,000 perIi6ert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Menurben.

Vim 9. Ndra in Der Rdbe bon
Molfs Station Robert @aobes i'm Ml.
ter bon SO Sabren. Der Nerltorbene
mar ans ssrlano aebariia. bat obsr
ihon biele Sabre in Wclfs, Station
geluOhni.
Am IS. Mdr3 i'm Armenboule Sobn
Worrilon i'm Mlter BON so Sahren an
elmer glutpersiituna. Ser 0erftor=
bene tpobnte in PORT WaFbin9tou uno
mar erlt Dor elmer g8o6e nod bem Nrs
menbauie eebradt norbert. @r bin.
tertdet cine @ittme unb Elm Gino.
9lm is. Mdr3 in BORT Waihinaion
sssames 6. @lmmers, Der Marihol oes
5tdothens. I'M 9llter bon IS Sabren
on elmer 2unasnent3iinouna. Ger
8erforbsne binierldbt cine Wittue uno
spei Ginoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
4es cberttem @aterIoo o !.

Sberit Scbn u. Juusr pcn 6cnep
0rcYe, 7eras, fanb nabesu lein 0atsrloc
in Qeber< uno Nierenleioen. Sn einem
siir3li6en Brief iast er: sd mar beinabe
tcet BON bieien 9eipen, uub otpcbl ib
meinen Jamilien=4r3t 3u Natbe sos, tali
er mir niht. Sd bolte mir alio cine
SOC 5laiAe pon Guren sroben electric
Bitters, relde mid beilte. SD balte
pielelben fur bas beRe 5eilmittel In Der
Welt unp bante 0ott, Der Sbnen bic
&snntnib CAB, es 3u MAIDEN" Bertauft
unb 5eilung sarantirt bei DispepFa,
0allen< uup Nierenlsioeu BON Millers
Npctbete, gu fanfsis Cts. per Glafde.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Boa Sntereiie tiir 0armer.

gBir baben cine uorSugli9e Nusmabl
bon Weoium=. Mammotb=, Alpste= uno
4lfalIa. 2leeiamen, SimutbDlamen,
8rasiamen. fir Obitsdrten. 9eo Sop,
Blauaras uno iiberbaupt cine pollitdn=
6iae MusDahl BON 9anen aller Nrt.
unler Wotto 1T bette Qualitdt uno
billige preiie.
lDir haben auh 6utter aller Nrt.
gebadte Gleie. 0iibnerfutter. Oelmebl,
2alt.gement uno 8pps.
gs miro uns ireuen. gud tennen gu
lernen. ROmmt unb priift uniere
Waaren in Gaosrlp's Waga3in binter
benz Gourtbaus. 9elepbon Wo. 78.
II W. 5. Wiie & Bro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Gin iesemsreimes MonopoI.

5snr bie umuifienbeit faun bebaMpten, bos es feiu
e9ensreidbes WtDHDpoi eiebt yene 9rauei meIde nnr
tahrbuubertn BON ben eelebrten Wlbnd5en aui Dem
St Bernard entbedt unb ieitbem 3ebntauieube pnn
d9iperen Ssioen Qebeilt bat 1T Elm ioIGes Wonopoi
ddl1h bos eiIaige eiinlittel bas in aen Siiieu nnu
8eroauungseioen blft. Wian nebme es ,penn ftc her
Se INN eines folden 3eioens our iaben ober ,ietem
@eIgmad - I'm Wunoe &ppfihmer5en uebeifeit uub
d ipatere GnaIen su eriparer. ber aud bailn, uenn
pas Seloen ifon tleiere Wnr3ei gefblagen bat uenn
ote etenoen Gopfid}m er5en nitt nebr Derid,minber
frefeH uno penn Hierenltub Seber perqtftet iinb ana
oanu belfen oie munoertbdtigen giIsn nod Gle ent.
palen fetn Anedhlber o6cr aoere Benoe Gfoffe 5pns
oerr nur beilenoe NfIansenidste. Mir 25 gpsts m
alen Mpotbefeu. Gbne grnbe Doftor.Heshnnnaen an
5aDlen eoer NHIumren fir ipertbloie Vfnfd,eps IRA.
parafe 3n Derjnmenoen fam alfp Ieber nu, ber III.
Mittet neridaffeH. go
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16


BilliGe preile fir Sourilien nah
benz Siioen uno Weiten. Sitets gill
ti9 fur so Gage big 6 Wonate.
Nah allen pun.ten i'm Siiben uno
Siiooiten. Waibineton uno Slorioa
einbe9riffen. billige greiie fit Mnlisbler.
2
Rad Werito gitp unb alriif, iebr
billise 9reiie biz gum 80. Mpril. Die
Sidets iino giiitis bis l. SUM. So
gad portiano. Spotane, 0eIene,
San sSransisto unb pielen anoern
pldBen iebr billige preiie biz S. Mai. 2
Rad O,laboma, 9egas unp benz
Siiomeiten billiae preiis fir O6mlu-
4snoe big 81. Mdrs. 9idsts iino 81
Sage giiltig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Wie IN Nait,tu9ton se,ptrtbs
ydD05te& tpirO.

Ole UetnluiQulAen, tDelme Der @ni1sA
| areB fur oas ndhlte Berihtsidbr aemaht
bot, belaufsn lid ouf $8IS. ATS, ,9l41
fiir bas fistaliihe Sabr. peIbes nit
oem 80. SUM- 1906 idliebt. aeaen
$78l. l72. .375 fiir bas loufsnbe Sabr.
Gin 8ergleih nit ben bier syobrsn Der
lebten Nonitnlifration Des prdlibenten
@leDelan0 nno ben bier Sabrsn Der foe.
ben abgelaufenen Mbminilfration srsibi
bic Shatiahe. oaB Die 8esuiaigunaen
wdbren0 Der Sabre 1898 bis 1896
50. .0l6. .343. 753 uno bic wdbreno Der
Sabre 1908 bis 1906 SO, l53, 334, 292
betragen baben.
Gioingfone, oas dtteiie bemotratiideH
Witglieo Der gemillieunasausibuiie
sdblt Die perfhiebenen Ausqabsn auf
uno ialt oann: llns uno Dem 2anoe
bietet Iid nas SaauEpisl. oaB !pahrsno
oieier Seilion getpilli9uneen I'M 8es
lrage bon $8lS. AIS Ola 9emaht linD.
bic ginnabnen in bem bepprnebenben
Ifistalii1en Sabre 1906 auf S725. 500.
SIS anaeidIa9en tperoen, 10 baB Die
Sifferens iid auf 800. 1888. 800 belduft
uno iih Elm DeiiSlt eraiebt. uelhes Die
elnfa1en .uno 9elu0bnlideu 2eute.
iuelAe Die Steuerlalt 3u tragen babeu.
wobl eribredsn oarf. nno i'd oarf Der.
lihern, oaB es 10 eroB lit. oab Die
9ause @enlalitdt republitaniIher 81.
nanStunlt erforoerlih iein mirb, um bic
beioen grtreme 5ur 3efuns su bringen.
obne ibr Sbol au serltOren, lpona1 Die
3olle 10 erb0bt iueroen miiiien, oaB iie
Die @infubr binoern. nm Die Brooutte
Der Sruf : Rombinationen in unierm
aanoe 9egen ole grOou3enten oes. Mug
Ionoes sn ibiiben.
Wdbrenb Der bier Sabre Der lebten
Qominiltration bes 9errn Glepelano
1898 big 1896. pelde nur tp1brenb
slueier Sabre oieles 3eitablhnittes li1
Der unterfiiBun9 zines bemotratilhen
Son9reNes Su erFrellen bate. beliefen
lih Die 8eiammt. gemillieuuaen fur
ale 3Defe Der ae9ieruna auf SO, ,0l6s,
343, 753. Wdbreuo Der bier Sabre Der
republitanii9en Aominifratlon unter
9errn &ooieuelt 1908 bis 1906 ino Die
gemilliaun2en oa3egen auf9el6wOllen
au Der fat unfabbaren Summe bon
SO. 1853. 334, 292 ooer um 81. 1876. 900.
$50 mebr ,pdhreno Der leBten oieridbri.
gen Aominifrationsperiooe, als udb'
reno Der leBten oenotratiiAen Nomini=
ltratlon. melhe erlt Dor a1t Sabren
5um Mbfdlub fam.
Die oberflddlihe 1nteriuhunq Der
gemilligunaen. tpelGe in isoer Der beioen
ermdbnten DieridbriQen geriDoen ge.
mabt lpuroen, iubrt nit unmioerlich.
li6er @eiunlt su einem Saoelspotnm.
melAes ieoer oentenoe patriotilhe 8iirs
ger abaeben miro 9e9en ben 8eilt oss
Dellltar,smus, tpeld1er ben be5eihneten
abihnitt daratte,ilirt. Wdbrero Der
bier Sabre unter 0errn Goolepelt 1908
bis 1906 bat oas yolt aus leinen dit.
teln fir Die Nrmee $3l5. 79l, SOL, fir
Die Marine 1858. .574,975 uno fir ge-
ielti9unsen $28, 753, 456 ooer i'm @an.
gem $703. 100. 393 betpillieen ieben.
Inter 9errn @lepelano nurbqn mir
pdbreno leiner bier Sabre 1898 bis
1896 auiseforoert. gu bemillieen uno
betpilli9ten fir Die 9lrmee $95. .379. 632.
fir Die Wtarine 500. .390,8l8 unb fir
yeieltigungen 1925. .892 ooer i'm
@arBen nur sos, 046, 343.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Gs aeht bernnb~

Neulid iaete elm Rauimann: SD
ipeiB niht. ipie es fommt, oaB id niht
msbr tpie friiber arbeiten fann. Triibsr
fiblte id mid befdbiat. irgeno cine
Menge Nrbeit 5u perridten. uno blieb
oabet friid uno trdftie. aber iebt bin
ih aberbs pollltdnoig aufgebrauht,
nein Ropf idmerst. Mtin Gseus 1T uie
9ebroAen, id fiible Shmersen i'm
9anaen G0rper, uuo moraens babe id
elm 8efiibl. als Oh ih polfanoig ein-
serofet mdre. Sbatiade lit, oab id
auf oem Wese bin. idnel perbraudt
5u tperoen."
Sur penise 2eute pinen, oaB es
pielen Wdnnern ebenIo aebt. uno nidt
allein Die Mdnner, nein, au1 cine
gauge 3abl 6ausirauen baben bic
Gmpfinoung, als oh fie fait aufse=
braudt mdrsn. solbe Seute aebrauden
etwas. oas ibr spltsm ftdrtt unb fir
INNER ourd Reini9un9 uno Grafti9un9
bes 8luts Qbhiilfe ihafft. Gie finb
tOrperlid auf bent abiaiiiliaen pfaoe
uno faIls ibr 9erabgeben nidt auf9e=
balten piro, iueroen iie balo elmer
ipe3ifiiden Sranthsit gum Spfer fallen
uno faf bOifnunsslOs SnOalioen
meroen.
gs eisbt pobl faum unter allen
tuirtlid pesoienituoasn Wlitteln Elm
iotdes. tpeldes einen 10 beseidnenoen
grFol9 beim Nufbauen oes Spltems
uno Der @ieoerherftslluna Der serrtiteten
Neroentraft aufsumeiIen bat. als
Ssorni's Nlpentrduter Ylutbeleber.
Sauienoe baben iiber feline Madt uno
frdftiae Wirtlamteit 3euanis abasleet.
Gr III nidlt in Apotheten au haben.
lOnoern tunn nur ourb lotale Meenten
ooer brett bonn gi9entbiimer. Or.
pstsr 5abrnep, ll2.ll4 g. 9opne
Aue.. @bica9O. Sa.. be3ossn werosn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
2uoe 8as III elm @brenmort /?

2uoe Was III Elm Gbrenmort ?
S6r9: Gin @brenluort lit oas 8ers
ipre1en zines Wannes. Der eepo9nlid
.eine sbrliden S6uloen nidt beaablt.
2uoe uno luas lino gbrenihuleen 2
S6rs: gbreni9uloen Iino iol1e
Sduloen. bel oenen es lid um teinen
elrliHen 8eroienlt banoelt.
2uoe Was lit Der llnteridiso slpi=
i1en altem uno junaem Noel
SDrg Ser qr0Bte She'll oes alien
4oels blift nit 5tols auf Abnen suriid.
Die lid i'm Wlittelalter burd 9baten
aus3eidneten. melde man beute als
5traBenraub besei6nen tuiiroe. Elm gro.
Ber 3beil oss iiiuaeren Aoels absr bat
ieine Stedune benz Veroienlte bon 0or-
fabren gu peroanten. Die man i'm Wtit=
telalter als Wubsrer beseibnet bdtte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
BETWEEN BAYARD AMI new PHlLADEL PiIA
*Daily. Except Sunday. fFlag stop. Meals

%Daily. TE1ceptSunday. Flag stop. Meals.
Stops to lot Of passengers from east Of Pittsburgh
Stops on signal to receive discharge passengers or
from points east Of Alliance
mStcps to discharge passengers from points Of Hudson
Sops On signal for passengers points Eastern Division
also east Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge passengers o
" ny from Alliance and points east Flag stop take
On passengers from O. Ry for points east of Alliance al
sStops Sundays
Dark Faced Type dstes time from IL 90 noon 10 10 M
midnight ghtFassdfrsm II 90 midnight to l2 90 noon
G. l. PECK. SAMUEL MOODY, E. Al. FoRD.
Gsnl Mgr. Ganl Pass'r Agt. pass'r fraEc Mgr
z-9to.-l PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
31s nertanfett.

Gdiereisntenlilien au foleenoen prei=
len. 10 lan9e Der Worratb lanat:
9bermometer, sSabrenbeit nnb 3eauz
muir $l.00. nur &eaumur rs gents.
Rdsbobrsr rs Gents. Uerb &c. ent=
fprsdeno ebenfo billig.
Rdstiiher $50. z. 8, 8. 10. IL, IL,
l3 unb IA fiir 40, As. so. SIS, 70, IS
Gents, $1.00 & $l.20.
EeuBer & Rotbaner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
s. Observation-Disclosures

SbomaS Wattins - Rettie Wap Rens
neder, beioe bon Sarnbill.
g. 3. Mariball, Miopale = 8oloie
Map Selmif, Rep philadelphia. e.
Grant Geeie - Aooie Maut, beibe Don
1unoee.
8. &. @pans = Bertha H.. Dieienba=
der. beioe bon New philadelphia.
Dilliam 6. MiSer = Margaret g.
&eib, beioe bon 5tonecreet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

a @dbreno Der Sodssitsreiie tiiBt
Der iun9e gbemann ieine 6raii 10 Oft
Der 3ua ourd e,uen 3unnel fdbrt.
Spdter nimmt er pdbrenD elmer iolden
3eit einen Sdluf aus Der Glaihe.
= Der Quftane Der Nraber in Oemen
ge9en Die tiirtiide Sberberri6aft 9reiIt
immer ueiter nm Iid. Sait bas 9an3,
iiioli6 bon Sanaa aeleaeue 2ano befin=
bet iia I'M aufrnbr. uno bic Gtants
Rataba uno Sais iino ben aufltdns
oiIhen Mrabern in Die 6dnoe 9efaQen,
bic INNER neue 8eritdrtun9en erbaltsn.
Der ein3i9e 8roBbdnoler bon
Spirituoien in Suscaralpas gountp iii
aoolpb am public Square. 6amilien
werosn nit Waaren perieben. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

AT Alliance connections made with trains from all
stations on the r., F. w. & G. Division.
No. 800 connects at Yellow Creek for Steubsnvis and
BeAire No. 304 connects at Wssvils for Ssnbsnvls and
Bellairs. Nos 800, zoe, 304 and 3t6 connect in
Union Station, Pittsburgh for the East Cafe Paror Cars
on Nos. $40 and 3ff.
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars are on Nos 3s 3o 3 3s
and 3i9 Parlor Cars on Kcs. $40, ST. $40 and 3i6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Vreiye fiir Rcaler.

Iuf Den Rs9slbabnen 1au OfsSo4=
StraBe iueroen fir oieieni9en. nelhe
mdbreno oes Wonats Mdra Die b6bite
3abl uon Seselu in orei Spielen
treHen. Yreile ausgeieBt. l. preis SIS.
2. Preis So. uno 3. Preis 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

priDatpoiftarten nidt franfirt,
init Mniihten uom gourtbaus, Ne.u|
philadelphia, Canal Doner uno Boar
unb in aieler Office 3u baben. il
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Tarutett stt nertamfen oOer s,t
DerfnaSdaett.

Wollt Sbr cine 6arm ertperben2
Senoet fir uniere 9ife. Wir baben
carmen BON so bis 500 Nfer.
gaitern Ohio @eal gtate gr9anat,
Neu pbilaoelpbia. 8. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

geiudt bic Rsaslbabn an Da.
Dodlirabe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
8uca6 Muoocab, elm Gumanie

- Sucab Muoocab. elm Rumdnier,
9erietb am lsbten Sonnerltae in
Der bieliQsn 8oainsmill unter eineu
Saufen faGenoes Glen uno paro
10 fAlimm Derlebt. oaB man an ieinem
Iuftommen 3tpeifslt. Ser Mlann
muroe in oas Spital in Canal DDper
9ebrahi.
- 2eBten Gonntde I6eint es in
Someroale re6t lebbaIt beroeeaneen
81 leiu. 8ou einem anoeren Minens
ltdotben maren cine Nnsabl Goblen=
9rdber nod Someroale getommen, bic
Strelt anfin9en, nobel WeiIer aeso9eu
uno nit ReuOIosrn geidOhen puroe.
Gin Nann tpuroe geihOKen uno nurbe
nab Dem 0auie bon German 6ensi
gebraht. no man ieine' Wunoen per-
bano.
= Or. @ottfrieo 6dnni III am
0enlfaa Abeno BON ieiner 5duei3er.
reife aliifli6 luieoer bel ben Seinen in
Gooer Somnibip angelangt. gr bate
auf ieiner 6e:mreile einen fur1tbaren
Starm sii bshsbsn tno batte Der Daln=
pier ySourraine". auf ,uelhem er bic
Heiie madte, aDei Sage 8eripdtung,
10 oaB er erit ON Montas natt am
Samlfag in Stem Oort antam.
= Das erfe Rennen in Nmerita
slpiiden einem 2uitidiif uno einem
Wotorwagen fano tiiralib apiiden
Sos Nnaeles unb paIabena in galiior.
mia ftatt. Die gntIernuna BON etua
l6 2ilometer legte Rapitdn BaIbpin
in feinem 2uitihiff Ser pfeil" in 80
Uiinuten suriid, uno er i1luq um |
wlin. 40 Sci. DIR. Dancot fubr
einen SourenmOtor bon "a pferops
frdften. $4,000 3ulhauer pobntsn
oem .Start" bel. uno aud am Weae
ftanoen 9roBe Wenihenmeneen. Mls
bas 3eiden gum Nnbrud geaeben mar.
ltiea oas 2uftidiff 1000 Meter bod
uno belt nit elmer @eidminoiateit bon
80 GilometerE in Der Stunbe ouf pas
laoena au. gs itanb p0aig unter Der
6errihaft oes 2apitdns uno aebordte
ieoer geriibrung oes Gteuerrubers.
Der fisben Winuten ipGter abaelaKene
Wotoripaaen madte perstpeiielte Nn.
ltrenaunaen, bas 2uftidiff au iiber-
bolen. aber troB gutter, ebsner Wege
9elang ibm 0as nidt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Readers
New line of dress skirts at Abbotes
A few more winter cloaks left at
Perry's.
New scarfs, ~ yards long, at The
Vaughan Store
Frank Cassie went to Burlington to.
day on business.
Q. I. Robinson went to Burlington
yesterday on visit.
NJ II. Hughes left this noon for New
York on a business trip.
The Italians win hold 4 masquerade
ball in the pavilion hall tonight.
Ladies and gentlemen's solid cold
watches at 7. +. Burr a Co.'s.
just few ladies' and gentlemen's fur
coats at McWhorter's to close at cost.
Mrs. +. A. Warner Of Washington
went to Boston today for weeks stay
Mrs. D. ]. Morse went to Mortified
this morning to visit relatives for few
days.
Jasper Commolli moved from Foster
street yesterday to 529 North Main
street.
Candee rubbers always give satisfac-
ton. That's why | sell them. w. j.
Mclean.
Mrs. G. i Dewey Of Gouvenour. N.
H., IS visiting her mother, Mrs. w. ID.
Emburg.
Black mohairs for SOC, 75c, S1.oo and
Sl.5O per yard. Notice the qualities
we offer. Veale & Knight.
Mrs i. P. Odds, who is quite iii with
pneumonia, is reported as resting q
little more comfortably today.
g. 6. Mascot, proprietor Of the Barre
Candy Kitchen, has returned from 4
weeks business trip to Boston.
Norwich University varsity basket
ball team plays the University of Ver-
mont team in the armory at Mortified
tonight.
William Ayers and Dan Barber went
TO Mortified this afternoon to attend
the basket bali game this evening be-
tween Norwich and the University of
Vermont.
The orchestra that is to play next
Wednesday evening is the one that gave
SO much pleasure at the musicale at
Mr.. and Mrs. Pooles, and is under the
direction OF Miss Annie Inglis, who ac-
companies with SO much taste and skill.
AT Hale's pavilion March 18th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
WILLIAMSBURG.

G. L. Spear Of Corinth, president 81
the Orange County Telephone Company
was in town yesterday on business fol
the company.
The funeral Of Gurdon Martin was
held here yesterday at the Methodist
church, Rev. L. Il. Currier officiating
9. M. Edison conducting.
Henry Waldo and mother, formerly
Of this town, but now living in East
Montpelier, were here yesterday to at
tend the funeral of Gordon Martin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
Fits
Quality and Style Count Here.

We invite an inspection of our New Spring Goods We
shan ask you buy Just look around and compare quail
es and prices Of goods with Others you may We have
aimed to make selections of the highest quality and best
STYLES ObtainabIe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
Rich Dress Trimmings.

Persian effects on Linens beautiful Silk Passemene coored
ApPlque Black Silk Gumps, black and coIored Beaded Trim
ming and Wash Appiques The very designs
the very lowest prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
HE BARRE DAILY TIMES
sATURDAY, MARcH II. leo5.
Weather Prediction.

Fair and continued cold tonight and
Sunday, Fresh westerly winds, dimin-
isling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
Beautiful Dress Goods.

Special with Crspine Grape 6oc. This 75c
value See Boadcoth LOO and compare it with any
stag value found elsewhere Beautiful shades in Eoennes,
Crepes Crepe de Para, Voe Panamas Mohars and Pads
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24
sAxroNs RIVER.
Ralph Wilson is i'll with grip.

Ralph Wilson Is i'll with grip.
Mrs. Jane Derry is i'll with grip.
Abbie Wood is visiting in Windsor
Ray Severns, who has been III with
grip, Is better.
Miss Louise Leclare has finished work
at DR.. f. L. Osgood's.
Miss Cora Bemls of Athens is work.
ing at Wilbur Marvin's.
Mrs Fred Simonds called on friends in
this place last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. whitcomb visited in
Keene from Saturday to Tuesday
John Paddock OF Hartford and Ber-
nardo Guavar came last Saturday.
Fred Wood has been having serious
time with an abscess on his arm.
Earle Bailou of Chester has been visit
ing relatives I'm town several DAYS.
Mrs Della Marvin has been sick week
with tonsilltis and a relapse Of grip
Fred ODER and Miss Dorothy Durham
OF Athens were at c. l.. Gales last Sun
day.
Merle Randlett of Newport. n H.. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Otis Wilson, this
week.
Miss Maude Harness went Wednesday
to Charlestown TO visit her sister, Mrs
Erwin Westney.
Frank Willis OF Athens has been in
town several days to saw wood for sew
eral families.
George NJ Cory. who had stroke of
paralysis the eth OF March, had a sec
ond stroke last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. whitcomb attended
the funeral of their uncle. Loren Goodell
in Westminster last Friday.
Mrs. C. S. Way of Hartford Conn,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin. Mrs. O. III. WhitCOmb
a barber chair was put in the pool
room at the hotel Wednesday. r. A.
Hussey of Bellows Falls will be the bar
ber
Several of the students of Vermont
academy are still unable to be out on &C
count OF mumps. and several new cases
are reported.
James Smith. who has been in Nevada
the past two years, returned last Sat
urday to this place to visit his sister Mrs.
IL. Il. Tarbel
An informal reception will be given
TO Rev. \. f. Foote and family this even
ing I'm the vestry OF the Baptist church
from TO 10 o'clock.
Bert Fernald of Boston called on his
cousin, Mrs. G. H. Whitcomb. last Thurs
day on his way to Westminster to at
tend the funeral OF Loren Goodell.
The wooden mill is being run nights
now. Fred WOOD mas charge OF the caro-
room and Charles English OF the spinning
room. Nine new looms have been put in.
The ninth grade school closes today.
Miss Aver, the teacher, will spend her
vacation in Washington, d. c. She will
be one OF the party which will go from
the Bellows Falls high school
The ladies' aid society Of the Baptist
church will hold rummage sale this
spring AS the women begin houseclean-
ing and come across things they are tired
of. they might kindly put them one side
and remember them at the time of the
sale.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24
WEST cHssrsREIsLp. N. L.

Rev. r. Roscoe will hold services here
next Sunday at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Ellen Durham of Boston has been
in town a few days attending to business
affairs.
r. =. Farr, who was in Boston last
week. returned Saturday with fine driv-
ing horse
Mrs. George Davis, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is more
comfortable.
There is still good crossing, both on
foot and with teams, to the railroad sta
ton in Dummerston.
The ladies' society met Thursday with
Mrs Alice Randall to finish sewing for
Mrs Albert Chickerlng.
H. G.. Smith returned from Jamaica,
VT, Saturday, having sold Friday the
remainder of the goods in the store be-
longing to the estate of his late brother.
The funeral Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
FOrd's infant daughter, who died Sun
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Mr..
Jones officiating The burial was in the
West cemetery.
The next regular meeting of the Grange
will be held Saturday evening, April l,
and the program win be in charge Of
the unmarried members. After the usual
literary program two hours Of dancing
will be enjoyed.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
w. b. Allen died Friday and the burial
was in Brattleboro Tuesday. The cause
was pneumonia and Mrs. Allen was i'll
with the same disease at the time the
child died. but she is now improving with
good prospects of recovery.