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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-24
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National League Standing.

Results Of Saturdays College games
AT Philadelphia Harvard 5, vii.
liams 3.
At Worcester Holy Cross 10, Dart
mouth 2.
At Providence, r. Brown 4, Tufts
8.
At Washington Princeton 4, George
town /.
at Ithaca Cornell Is, New York
University I.
At West Point Columbia 3, West
Point 2.
At Annapolis Annapolis 6, Syracuse
Al Springfield Amherst 10, Spring
field d.
At Middletown, Conn, Wesleyan is,
Rhode Island S. G. 8.
Results of Saturdays school games:
At Bennington Bennington II. S. II,
Hoosick Falls II. s. 10 Go innings).
At West Lebanon, N. H. Rockland
Military Academy IA, Hanover III. S. A.
At Montpelier Montpelier seminary
20, Mortified II. S. a.
AT Barton Barton Academy 27, No.
Troy II. S. 2.
At NewportNewport Academy ~,
Derby Academy 1.
At Bellows Falls Vermont Academy
II, Rutland II. s. IL 90 innings).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-24
Red Cross Pharmacy.

Iso North Vain Street Barre, Vermont.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30

missed the defendant shall have judgment
Tor its costs. The defense in these proceed
ings is conducted by the government
through the district attorney In the district
where action is brought under the direc-
ton Of the attorney general the cost to be
paid out of the appropriations or the main
tenance of the courts The complaints
may be made by the Railway commission
OF any state or territory and shall be
Investigated by the Interstate Commerce
commission or the commission may initl-
ate Investigations
II a carrier does not comply with the
final order of the commission. or IL any
OF the officers or agents knowingly fail or
neglect 20 obey the same, they shall for
felt to the United States 5000 for each
offense Each violation shall be deemed
a separate offense and continuance OF
the violation each day shall be deemed
separate offense. These penalties shall be-
come applicable unless within the time
limit proceedings to vacate the order shall
have been begun, or unless the commission
by supplemental proceedings has modified
or suspended the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30


crop ever produced in the state. Corn
oiekers have received from $3.50 to 800
per day.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 29.-The first real
cold wave OF the season in this part Of the
southwest prevailed today. The tempera-
lure fell forty degrees in twelve hours and
today averaged thirteen degrees above zero.
snow fell in northwestern Missouri.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 2s.-The cold and snow
has made all trains due in st. Paul this
morning from two TO fourteen hours late.
rhe coast trains are from Ave to fourteen
hours behind time. Mails from Chicago
and the east, due here at 7:5o, were two
and three hours late.
AUBURN, Neb, Nov. 2-(speeial)-A
cold wave. accompanied by q high wind,
swept over this part Of the country yester-
lay afternoon. The fall In the temperature
vas record-breaker. AT noon yesterday
the thermometer stood at SO degree above
zero, and at o'clock this morning in stood
At - above, fall of 81 degrees in less than
wenty hours. 1t is still cold and the wind
quite high.
LINwoOD. Neb., Nov. 29-(speciai.)-
The worst cold snap of the season occurred
asst night. The mercury dropped to above
zero, fall of 30 degrees, accompanied by
= high north wind II was very bad on
stock. Farmers have been having such
uice weather. and being so busy getting
out their corn, they neglected their cattle
sheds, consequently there was much suf
Cering. Corn is about all out The rains of
the last week have put the ground in fine
shape to go into the winter Winter wheat
never looked better.
FAIRBURY. Neb., Nov. 9-(Special.)-
Tbe first cold snap of the season struck this
section during last night. the temperature
falling 20 degrees I'm a few hours and regis
tering II degrees above zero at 7 o'clock
This morning. with strong wind blowing
from the northwest.
FREMONT, Neb., Nov. % SpeciaL)-
The cold wave reached this vicinity last
night. This morning the mercury stood at
above zero and at noon had only reached
Is above. A strong wind from the north
has prevailed. On account of the heavy
rains Of Monday the roads leading to the
city are very rough. East bound trains on
the Northwestern are behind time.
NORFOLK, Neb., Nov. 29.-(Speciai)-
The storm which ragged over northern Ne
braska during the early morning today
abated toward noon and the mercury began
to rise. Little snow fell during the entire
storm and little damage resulted to farm
srs. Trains were a little late today.
AINSWoRTH, Neb,, Nov. 29-(Special.) y
There was quite blizzard here yesterday
afternoon. The day before 1t rained all
lay and froze as fast as 1t fell. covering
everything with,ice. Then,snow commenced
to fall and the wind. in the afternoon, blew
a gale An outdoor work had to be aband-
.oned, This is hard on the farmers. as their
large crop OF corn is not half in the crib
vet
HELENA, Monb. Nov. 29.-The coolest
weather OF the present winter is reported
sly the government observer today. Havre
reports "a degrees below zero. II was 10
below in Helena and s below at Miles City.
Both the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific passenger trains are several hours
late today as a result of the excessive
cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
The Grover Graham
Dyspepsia Remedy

This truly wonderful preparation
possesses such remarkable properties
for the correction of ali forms of Ston-
ach Disorder that the cures effected
by it have, in some instances, been al
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& Mcconnell, Druggists, in Omaha. are
prepared to issue. upon request, some
literature, which tells all about the
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REMEDY, free of charge.
The VERDICT" journal devoted
to the eradication and cure of all
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II you are suffering from any form
of Stomach Disorder, Dyspepsia, Heart
burn, Gastritis, liberation Of the
Stomach, or any form of disease aris-
ing from an impaired digestive sys-
TEN, try a bottle of the GROVER
GRAHAM DYSPEPSIA REMEDY,
which is sold to you with the positive
assurance that the very first dose will
remove all distress, and the most
chronic case be thoroughly cured in
short time. Sherman & Mcconnell,
Agents, Druggists, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
HYMENEAL.
kennedr-Pritehett.


The marriage OF Miss Marguerite Pritch-
ett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L.
Pritchett TO Mr.. John L. Kennedy was
solemnized at noon yesterday at the Pritch-
EFT home, H24 Cass street, in the presence of
100 friends, by Rev Edwin II: jerks of the
First Presbyterianseh church. Though simple
in detail the house decoration was more
than usually effecuve: The large openings
between the reception hall library and
i1arlors were draped With curtains OF sni ak.
studded with white carnations and across
the southwest corner Of the south drawing
room was canopied, with the same, the
-opes of smilax drawing, back on either
side behind large vases of white chrysan-
themums, and II was here the. marriage
service was read. To the Lohengrin we'd
ding march, played by a strinsed orchestra,
the bridal party came down stairs and
across the hall and drawing room. Mr..
ATonzo Benn of Chicago and Mr. George
Pritchett stretched the white satin from the
stairway, forming. the aisle. The brides
maids, Misses Margaret Wood and Ruth
Burley of Chicago and Misses May Hamn-
ton and Florence Fitzpatrick Of Omaha,
walking two and two, came first. They
were all gowned In white broadcoth with
pink velvet girdles and white velvet hats
with pink ostrich plumes and carried show
ers of ostrich pumes The bride came
last with her father The wedding gown
was of soft white satin. the bodice being
deliberately trimmed with real lace The
long tule veil was held in place with
orange blossoms and she carried a shower
of brides roses and Lilies of the Valley
Mr.. Kennedy, with his groomsman, Mr..
Stockton Heth, Joined his bride at the i'm
provlsed altar. the attending party stand
ing on either side while the marriage SER
vice was read Following the ceremony
from 1 10 o'clock reception was held.
about 7oO guests being received Mr. and
Mrs. Kennedy left last evening for wash
, ington, where they will spend the winter
having taken apartments at The Hilands
during the season of congress In which
MI Kennedy will serve the Second Ne
braska district for the first time, Both Mr.
and Mrs. Kennedy have been prominent in
the most exclusive social circles of Omaha.
Mrs. Kennedy, who has lived here since
childhood was introduced three seasons
ago and her personal charm as wen as her
family position. has made her one of the
most sought after young women in society.
Mr. Kennedy, who was elected to Congress
from the Second Nebraska district last fall.
in addition TO being a prominent attorney,
is a popular club man, having held several
offices on the board OF directors and COM
mittees Of the Omaha club.
MeNaIIy j Johnston.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, a.-Andrew Nc
Nally of the Rand Mentally Publishing
company of Chicago, was married last
night TO Miss Susan Johnstou-of Los An
geles The ceremony was performed by
Archbishop Montgomery at his residence
in San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
TURKEY Supply IS PLENTIFUL
Thanl.sElvinr Fowl. a. wen as other

THANKSGIVING Fowls as Well AZ other
Good Things Here In Abundance.
Two or three weeks ago a story was
going about that turkeys would be very
scarce and would command at least %
cents a pound at Thanksgiving time. This
has proven merely a scare and the fowl Is
on the market in usual numbers. Instead
Of paying q cents Mrs. Goodwife can buy
her turkey for 20 cents pound, or she can
secure one Of the very latest for % cents.
On the tables in the various markets
where fowls and cut meats are sold one
may find, in addition to the common steaks
sausages and roasts great piles of tur-
keys, ducks and geese The display is one
that would almost tempt the appetite of
vegetarian. The ducks and geese are fat
and juicy and one can get either fowl for
1874 cents a pound
Wild game is scarce and high prices are
asked for it. Fifty cents for quail, says
the dealer, and you almost faint. The
prairie chickens? Oh, you may~>have one
Of those nice ones there for IS cents.
Ducks7 We haven't anything but NAL
lards and one OF them will set you back
70 cents. Yes. wild fowl bring good prices,
but they are scarce and we can sell all
we set at these figures.
Oysters are here in plenty and they are
worth 40 cents a quart.
At the grocery stores the usual line of
fruits and vegetables is displayed. Gran
berries to go with your turkey may be
had for 12h cents a quart. Kalamazoo
celery retails' for 40 cents bunch and the
Bellevue article for IS cents. Apples bring
from so to 80 cents peck Choice Malaga
grapes will cost 20 cents a pound. Pears
are IS cents for one of the very small
baskets There are wagon loads of huge
Hubbard squashes and you can purchase
them for is cents each.
Ndts in great variety are offered for the
Thanksgiving feast. There are English
walnuts at 20 cents a pound, hickory nuts
al so cents a peck, almonds at % cents a
pound and pecans at IN cents a pound.
Besides there are peanuts. cocoanuts.
chestnuts, filberts, hazel nuts and others
too numerous to mention.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30

nspolIs, said today. after conference with
the president that he did not believe
necessary for congress TO make IN inquiry
into the so-cailed code" supposed 20 exist
among the cadets at the naval academy
Fist lights between cadets at the
scademies," said Mr.. Lacey. "ean be pre-
vented without further investigation.
There is ample authority In existing law
and regulations 10 put a stop 20 them"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
MCURDY DROPS OUT
Continued from First Page1

vances and miscellaneous balances"
Premiums in course Of collection OF
$5,Ss5,44s and interest and rentals due OF
A.014,O93 are added, making the total assets
S4l6,166.5O0 Against this is charged $751;
$40 for claims due, for current expenses,
etc. leaving net assets of t4lO,O44,s26. The
surplus is given as $67,142,s65,
The following, who were nominated at
the last meeting, were elected directors
Sir William c. Van Horne of Montreal,
w. NJ. c. Redfeld of Brooklyn, and d.
Herman of Utica, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
ORDER NO. 9.

BE IT ORDERED BY
THE WATER BOARD
OF THE CITY OF
OMAHA, that the max
imum rates to be charged
by the Omaha Water
company for service at
nat rates shall be and
are hereby fixed as fol-
lows:
For dwelling houses
not exceeding 4
rooms, $500 per
annum.
For each additional
room, 90 cents per
annum.
For private b a I h
room, per tn b,
S2.75 per annum.
and in counting the
number Of rooms in any
house, halls, bathrooms.
closets and pantry shall
be excluded.
The maximum charge
for other services at fiat
rates shall be and re-
main as fixed by Section
10 OF Ordinance No. 423
OF the City of Omaha,
approved June II, 1880.
This order shall take
effect and be in force
from and after Deem
Der LIST, 1905.
Adopted Nov, %, 1905.
WATER BOARD OF THE
CITY OF OMAHA,
BY Arnold G. Koenls,
Secretary,
Water CommlsioneT.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30

No woman eau look beautiful without
good health. A Woman's good health
depends on those organs peculiarly feml-
nine, and which so often become dlsor-
dered, causing misery aud dragging down
pain. Natures laws are perfect, health
endures II you oboy them, but disease
follows disobedisncs. The distressing
complaints Of women are often brought
about by catching cold At a critical
period, breathing foul indoors air and
long hours OF work and nervous tension.
GO straight 10 Nature for the eure-to
the forest. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
Seripton is Natures cure for the dis
tTessing complaints Of women. Prof.
King, VI. D., In his American Dispense
tory, says OF Black COhosh or Black
Snake-root sour early American In
dams set high value on this root In
diseases OF women. 10 IA surpassed by
no Other drug, IN oongestiCe conditions
Of the parts UheTe there are dragging
pains and tendeTness'
Lady's Slipper root 10 Sherve stimulapt
and tonic, improving both circulation aud
nutrition Of the nerve Centers--fayorlng
sleep and cheerful condition OF the mind;
Of service in mental depression, nervous
headache, irregularities Of women with
dependency. Prof. King. Besides the
above ingredients there are-Cfolden Seal,
Unicorn and Blue Cohosh roots In DR..
Pierce's Fsvorits Prescription.
DR.. Pisrce's Common Sepss Medical
Adviser will be sent free, papcr-lound, for
81 one-cent stamps, OF cloth bonnd for 81
stamps. over 100 pages and illustrated.
Address DIR. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
DIT. Pisrce's Pleasant Pellei should Do
used with "Favorite Prescriptions when
Sver . laxative v required
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
Too Free with His Crutch.

Harry williams. Sioux City. Ia. was ar
rested last night charged with drunkenness
and the malicious destruction of property.
OF a crutch While doing the city last
night, he became angry at Trixie O'Beien,
1922 Capitol avenue, and on gaining the
her windows. According to his statement,
he knocked all the spokes out of them.
The Beien woman called on the arm OF
the law and Williams landed in jail
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
lowe Postomce Rsbb@d.

MARsHALLToWN. Ia, Nov. 2s.-(speelal
Telesram.)-The postolice al Story City
was entered and robbed OF $50 cash and
tS5e in stamps last night The thieves
forced rear door OF the building. broke
the lock on the safe and blew the door
open with explosives There is no eluA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
FOOD FOR BODY, MIND, SOUL


carrier deliveries in the business district
during the forenoon and but one in the
residence district, which will comprise all
the carrier deliveries during the day.
The offices OF the United states marshal.
circuit clerk. district clerk, internal revenue
and collector OF customs will be closed all
day.
As usual, all public and private places OF
business will observe the presidents procla-
nation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30

TO cI'HB COLD TN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets
Druggists refund money II II fails to cure
l.. w Groves signature II or each boX.25c,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
SOUTH DAKOTA OFFICIAL RESIGNS

Change In the once of Assistant
Attorney General.
PIERRE, S. D., Nov. 2s.-(Special Tele-
gramI-W. H. Rode OF Brookings today
fled his resignation as assistant attorney
general and the appointment OF Auber
Lawrence Of the same place was made
TO MI the vacancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
FIRE RECORD.
hIaHe In IoNNn.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Nov 2s-Fire origin
ating in rear OF Heston's drug store early
today threatens destruction 10 the entire
business section OF Adel, a town Of 1000,
twenty-five miles north of here. The origin
is unknown Heston's drug store, J. W.
Russels Mercantile company Wright s
Clothing ana Riggs general merchandise,
have been destroyed, entailihg a loss OF
$4,000, Des Moines has been asked TO
send aid. Edel firemen being unable to COM
bat the flames and wind ~
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
If Your Straiaht Loan

Is coming due soon and you do not care
TO pay out a commission 70 rennew H. or
n YOU wish to set rio Of the debt and your
home freed OF incuu brance. u viii pc 70
your interest to call and consult US relative
TO our plan OF loans, in which We especially
provide for $4,000 payments at any time.
We charge no commissions for mRklng
loans and persons borrowing money OF TINS
Association are protected by our Reserve
and Undivided proft Account OF SO OOO.Oo.
as well as participate I'm our dividends,
which at present are 6 per cont per annum
All loans PROMPTLY closed.
The Conservative SaVllyi & Loan Assn
2os South 800 ST.. omshs. NIB
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
McNnIIy-JOhnaton.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-Andrew Nc
Nally of the Rand-McNally Publishing
company of Chicago, was married last
night TO Miss Susan Johnston OF Los An
geles. The ceremony was performed by
Archbishop Montgomery at his residence
in San Francisco. -'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
VIII Not InvestIEate Code

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Representative
Lacey OF Iowa, who was one Of the commit
tee who made the investigation OF hazing
at West Point and incidentally at An
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
business Blocks At RenwIek.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Nov. 29.-(speciaI
Telegram.)-Three business blocks In Rem
wick burned this morning in a hre which
threatened TO level the town because OF
the terrific gale that has prevailed all day.
The loss Of 5000 is about half covered
b. insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-30
San Francisco Faetories.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-Fire early
today destroyed the cigar box lnanufactur-
ing establishment OF Ellis & Gaudaliae, at
224 Fremont street the Union Iron works
Reliance Engine company and the Jardine
Machine works. Heavy loss was also sus-
tanned by the V. Kingwell Brass foundry
and the Belts Spring company The losses
amount 70 10000 Most OF the property
Insured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-10

Oracle Kellar. the sweet little Boston
trotter who has the winning habit per-
fected under Walter Coxs care went
the race Of her life in the free-for-all at
Granite State park, Dover. y. H., yester-
day afternoon. The time. 2.l2k. 210h.
2:l0 stamps her as one Of the best trot-
ting mares out this year Sadie Mac alone
having a faster win to her chedit.
The race was by all odds the best
ever trotted In New Hampshire. and
was worthy OF the large crowd that was
on hand TO see e. The track was in
excellent condition. but a high fog shut
out the sun. making the air close and
not the best for racing.
The result Of three races the talent
guessed correctly, and in the fourth event
II has two legs In and looks TO be safe.
one fall however. as Lobo got away
with cheap and chancy race.
Herman Tyson. the clever young reins-
man from New Jersey. paraded another
cracking good PAGER. Cafeeno I'm the 2l1
stake hut the wise money was on him
in bundles. for the tip was passed along
that this son Of Col Kuser was as fast
as The Friend. Caffeeno made good.
and acts Ike he would be a very use-
ful fellow in getting the money in his
new class.
The approach Of sunset caused the
2:2O pace to go over unsettled with the
favorite. Robin. one OF John Payne s
pupils. heading the summary. although
Louise f. has been first twice also
Oracle Kellar was an odds-on favorite
when the free-for-a trotters came out
for the word The expected plunge on
Paul Kruger did not materialIze. which
was well. and the Baltimore horse was
rank and finally got distances.
tuo is
that Paul Kruger is no match for the
1 little mare, and that the result Of their
meeting at Saugus was true test The
I other is that Oracle will stand drive
and do her share OF trying when pinched
In the third heat Wentworth raced her
hard through the stretch. Cox had tc
settle down for a drive. and had she
displayed -any- symptom Of weak hearted
ness she would have been beaten. A
| third heat in 2:l0 over this track Is
convincing evidence that it's maker viii
/ race as game as anyhody's trotter.
/ CaNeeno had the call in the 2:17 pace
with Billy Walters. Jr.. a strong second
choice The Readville winner took the
\ first heat in 2l1i4. having 10 step the
. last half in i;03L and the final quarter
/ in S1I4 10 stall off Caffeeno. The sor
/ o. Col Kuser won as ne liked after that
! taking a record Of 2:l0L in the second
heat. Stiletto and Billy W. had tough
tussle for third money the Maine stall
| lion winning.
The o25 trot was a sorry exhibition
The play was on Lobo. a handsome. we'll
( bred 4year-old. in AL Cummings stable
F, The judges saw him first In a close 1nisi
/ In the opening heat, which did not pleas,
the crowd. Then in the third heat h,
was again favored by the officials
Louise F.. owned by William Emerson
.l-g, A..
wood. surprised lot Of people by paclni
Robin In the first heat OF the 2:25 pac,
In 2:1424. Payne's horse going to a breal
\ inside the S0-yard post.