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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
GNluet3.

Sci Ser @lOfempcihe III Ieid)
(9oiclonO mlIrOe nit NtGricrn &C.
ld}oiicn. @nbrldcinlid) burd) oli5u
itorfe SnOung iprnng zines bicicr
@cid)iiBc 5uriif nno id)l,lg eincnl
Silngling, nit Nomcn @ulcr, Stbr.
liug III Der Tnbrif Nugenitein, sen
llnfen Nrm falt pollitGnbig ub. Atud)
Anlcgung zines NotbperbnnOe9
murGc Der &~erlungliifte nad) NaieI
IN bab Spitol iiberacfiibrt.
Sns oltc ilGOtilde Spitol IN
Sngonp miro DemnGdit ab0eriiisn;
oii ben Elnt fonlnlt icbr maDrid)ein
lid hns nclle EoitnebGucc oil lteban.
Gin IN Hom oniGiiigcr @iirgcr Don
Sitganp, emilio Moraini, bat Dem
@emeinbcrnth 100000 Srutcs 5ur
&criiiguIl9 gcitellt iiir ben @nu zines
rellen SpitalS, inter Der SeOinaru:J,
hnB IN oielem cine &in0crobtbeilulg
cingerld]tet mer0e.
- Sumoesrihter 0aQati bon Snll.
lame giltg fiir5lid) pom SunOeSNc,
ridtsbols nah Der Stntion Ger
Grubtieilbnbn Sauiamne Suhp mo
liIcg IN einen un Den Bug %geb1ngtcn
@iiterlpogcn. rNm N%ugenbllf, oils
Ser BUG iid) in Selueguug iette, per
Tor 8alluti bos @leihgcluidJt unO
i.iir5te oltf Dus @eleiie. Ger Stnr5
bate cine innere @llltung 5lr Toi0c,
OH Deld)er Der llngliidlid,e ltnrb.
Sn Hbeinef brollnten Dem
S~ilbrbalter aiill5ler bcim transport
BON Subenuoaen oie EierOe ourd,.
gr belt Ous Seitieil ieit, fam 81
Sal, mliroe bon ocrl Eferoen &c
i6lngcn nnO pom Nogen ii%bcriobrUa
aiin5ler ltnrb ioiort an Den Toluyl
innerer &erleBungen.
slllf Der &anOltrnbc 5pi'9cn
Sumismalo ltnb Siiseliliib r-fun-
glildtc Or. 81. &inot, bieiigcr Mrjt.
iuocm CT IN Der Srnfclbcit nit lei
nem Motor. 3lpcirob in ein ibn .c,
1egnenbcs Sllbrnerf rnnnte. Gas
S,,brpert gilig iibcr i'm meg. mobei
Or. 2inot ld)lucr perlctt mllroe.
Sns S6crgeriht in Sil5ern FAT
ooS Sooesurtbeil IN Snd)cn @ern,
boro &oltcttcr ~beItGtigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
Observation-Disclosures
= SmldnDii9cS. s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
G~aIitornieu.

Gin MeibnndtS9eld)enf BON
100000 bat Carnegie Dem Sblt@
,iid,ter Slltbcr Surbont al Sallta
Eoiu ocnlod)t. Surbanf miOmet lld)
icit Syubreu ulli'S llneigennilbig'te rcr
&ereoluno peridicbener Sb't- llllD
@emiiiearten. Gr lit Scr l(rbchcr
Der mad, inn o%cnaln1ten ppblld]1ie'
denoen Slrrbonf- &ortoffel; uno bllrd)
ieine rnermiiDlid)en &erillfe hot er
cine Menge nercr moblld)medellOef
Nlbarten polt Sbit ~er5ielt, aud Sple-
lereicn mie i~teinlole Eilormen, ipelBc
,6eioelbeeren il. /. N. Sic Cactus
pilonse Der @iiite bat er 5lt elmer 1tn'
d,cllnicn mohlid)mefenben Spel'e per
ebclt. llnb 10 tort. I'm @elo l1lio
@itt oiebt er nidts. llno 10 miro
er npbI allh Oas ibm bon Carnegie
9eidentte @elb ielbItlos fiir Ieinc
Sorihungen perpenOen.
Gin Spfcr ieiueS 9erncs
tpilroe iiinoit Der SpmenbGnoiacr
Charles SenbrifS III Sun 6ranciacr.
iiloem CT mGbreno elmer &orItelllulg
bon cincm Qrobcn 2oncn 10 i6lper
perlcBt lpuroc, DoB er balb Oard!I
icincu Scrlpuulbrngen erlng. Scr
ltnioll creignctc iid) pdbrenO Der &or,
lteQluig zines &lnitltiifes, bel pei,
diem Der Gone cinen Sprlrng Ol,rdl
pincil nit Enpicr bcflebten Heifen
rlnd5cn io1tc. ScnoridS iicl nro
Scr 0rpBc Come griii i'm loiort ar
mo 5erriB icin @ein IN ld)redliu,cc
gSeiic. Ser illrd)tbare St,red grill
ben mltbigeu Mom 10 OIL, baB er
iid) nidt lpicOrr crbolcn fonllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
9artnGdi8e 2lnidae

bon Igue mo Molnrio fonrlen nit
electric NittcrS erlcid)tert mo furirt
mcrOen. 9ieicS lit cine refine toniidp
Wte0i5in nnb lit bon ~bcionoerenl
GuBen fir Malnrintrmrte, Da lie
linen beilenhcn GiniluB aili sic
aronfbeit mlsilbt mo lie polltGnOi0
ms Dem &0rper treibt. Sic lit Dem
t3inin iebr por5u5iebcn, ga tic feline
,cr Oemlelben eigenen id)GOliden
&irtumgen binterldBt. &. z. Mums
,op BON Senrictto, Seras, ihrcibt:
,gtein SruOer nor iebr idmer oll
ptnlariofieber lm0 @elbiuht Cr,
nanft, bis er electric 8itter$ ae.
rolld)te, mcld]cs iciu &e6cn rcttete."
81 ba6en bel Z. ". GtIctc, sos Wain
stroBe, Dubuque, SSown. EreiS
~ Gents. @ornntirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10

6ciloe @eron'taltilnN Ser %6caimenoer
gNlhteriaiIon az merocn periprimt.
er Tillpet i'm &mlie ser Noels0elell.
ld)n1t ltdtt, mo BORT mer0en Don eilt
llbr Mlttogs bis If llbr MbenoS Die
elelulltelteil, bilbideiten Trollcn ltilS
Wtdoden Der rnliiiden Mriitofrotie
bic Sonneltrs, an bcn observation-disclosures
eriueilen. Sic Snmcn Ocs Counties.
olt ibrer Spite bic @robiiirI,ir
Worie Tnulolpna, @emoblin Oes
@~roBber3ogs @looimir, elltpidelu
bereits cine riibriAe SbGiigfcit, Inn
ein moglidit %nn5iehenbes Eroarannt
81 Mcgc 81 hringcn. Gem lpcrn
Ger HodnlittaN Ocn nrmel &crmun.
Neten uno &rnnten I'M Tclbe geluiO.
met lcit nnlB, 10 loll ser Nbello eirrt
rr0hlid)en MbldjluB, Concert, Sbentar
ober %oll brinNclL 5llr @clobnlul1 oer
er'dopfellhen Wrbcit. Die ma irt
Wc'eltlld)en ipobl olS cine llniebuilg
Ges NllrtS mo Der Mofetterie IN buo-
res. illlblihes @elb miro beSeidmet
0ilrfet. Nber ST. cinem umacheurcn,
beloenmiitbi9et Spfer 6obcn ole sn
Wertdnlerinnen beitimnlten 9amn
'Td) ent'dIlollen; lie bobeu lid, irei.
lpllig gegen'eitia Dos @ort aeoebeil.
Dob feline ein5ige pou ibnen lid, su
olelent arlegs- uno Sun5bo5aor cine
ncuc Toilette onfertigcn loiien mer.
De. Sic iperOen pielmebr Nae in
ld)liften, lpeiBen alcibern crihei.
men, mo jeoc BON ibncn cine Dem
Mcrtbe elmer llcilel Soilettc entipre.
d)ell0e Summe Dem @cinmmtertrGG.
nllle bciltcllerr. - Oh Die @cid)id}te
nber lbre Nonten niht crit nad) ocnct
Ieiicr ocllt'd)en MGod,an mo Srnlet
nenncn nlilBte, Die, ols lire griioer
mo Gotten ms SelO 9eSogen nos
ron, lbren Saarld)mllf mo ibre Gbe.
rlll9e DEM &utcrlonoc oorbrohten3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
ccitcrrciNs un8ran.

- Cine ieltiomc S5ene ioa lif IN
bieien Sagen in Salfenml an 0cr
Gger abgeipielt baben. Sn Der lin
gebiing bes Stabtd)ens iagtc ciu
Mionn in milber 6lllGt Oobin uno
~itiir5tc lid fopiiibcr IN cinen Seidl,
elm Sumo, Der Dem 6liebenoen oui
bcu Sericu iplgtc, b~intenOrein. Die.
Ter ieltiome gOrgong bate iolgcnot
llriadtc: I'm ieincn @lno m0gli6lt
iid)cr mn idmcr5los aus Ger @clt 81
ihaiien, bate Elm 8elpobner pen
Saltcuui 81 eiiem eigentbiimlidcn
Wittel oegriiien. @r bate clue
Iunnnlitpatrone aui Dem Nilden ocs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
Nutuirte ibrc S60ubeit.

Snrrict Solporo bon 209 " 81.
StrdBe, 9tem Dort, bate IirplAc
clncr &olItfrontbeit ibrc SdGnbcit
c~inge6iiBt. Sie id)reibt: uS1 lit
lett Sobreu an Salt Nbcum unr
Gc5enla, uno fornte feline &eillmN
iinoeL bis id) Iuflen's %rnico
Solbc gcbrniidte. Sin ldneles
uno iid)crcS &eilnittel iiir Sdnitt.
munocl, Hrnnomimoen mlo Csc
ldnpiirc. ErciS - GcltS, 81 ia.
ben IN I. W. 9tuete'S Npotbefe, 65G
Wain SiruBc, GllbuQilc, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
OrO6e Wad,ira9c.

Sir fcinen Nrtifcl berrid,t cine
9roBere NadJiroge oils iiir eil Sell
mittel. Dos alien moberncn Griorbe,
rltn9cll zines Sllltrcinigers ent-
iprid)t, luic 5. 9. Or. Sings Seem
Siic EiQS. 9ieic iino gcrnoe poS
Sic bebiiricn. nm Minacn. mo &c
bcrlcioen 5ll fnrircn. Terllld)ct Die.
iclbcn. ,3u bnben III :. ". Nllcte'a
Ipotbcfe. 656 Mnin Strabc, iii.
bllolle, Soma. EreiS % Gents,
@ordntlrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
WcrI6ieOcmc WdMri6teW.

-3u&ari$ mulBtc bicicr Gage cine
Yoli5einlamld)ait bon 5cbn Moril
inter Der SSiibrrng zines Gonmllll1r>
ouigeboten meroen, nm cinen tir5'.
gen Weniden nj Moft 81 neDnen.
Ter Mtblet 9ecu, cir Wcnih bon Der
fuliid3en a0rpcrbou mo Der aroit
zines GiclcrL mar crit ml0lglt ans
Dem @eiGn9liB cntloiicl porOcl. III
Der 9tue Scpulloi9 ucrtrnltc linn mi,
gliidlider @ciic Gin Eicr6ebGnolcr
Die Vemodung cineS WelpanncS an.
@ecu bate notiirli6 nidt@ Giiigcre@
5u tblnL ais lidI nllf 0cn g8n0cn y!
icbcu mo IN unQiiCm @olopp Uui mo
6opolt 81 iNhren. l~lntcrutg3 nlodte
CT por rinem ~Hcitlurnnt Salt lubte
lid nit Spciie unb Srnnf mo iiIby
Damn, ais Der 8~nihuirtb Nciohlmg
r%crlongtc, Nopon. Gnolih itellten
Den Nuarcibcr 5luei goIi3iiten, bis pon
ibnl beld)Implt unb arg miBbanoelt
ipur6c!I. Hnh mebreren Sagcn &c.
long c@ ser Tciilei, Die @obunurg Oe@
9iieic in GlidN 5I crmittelu. Gil
3s}pli3eifommiilGr nit scbn WanE
umSingeltc boS @uus, mo nad) elmer
cbelllo mnircgenbenL mie gcI1brlid)elI
Sagb gelang e$. 9ccu Oin9ielt 81
MAIDEN.
suS Ct. petersburg bcrid)tSt
man: Mon mlB baS 9tiIBiid)e nit
Dem Nngcnebmen 5l perbinGen
miIien. I'm baS Glcnboesoit-aiioti
idjen ariegeS 81 linOerll, riiitet Ole
Eeiersburger @eieai6oit lid 81
einem groBen @obltbGti9feitS.9 30.
snnr = DER sllnlpid Die erite nl1n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
I'm Der Mltt6.

@crid)tspollsicber: .SeBt mar id
bercitS orei 0tul eriolglps bel Sbnen.
lpenn Sie ons nGd)itc Mul mieoer
nld)tS 5llm E%i0nOen bnbcn, fonlms
Id) - itbcrbollpt nid)t mcbr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
Great WcSiera Railway.

The 9:O5 a. III. Chicago Special"
No. q, is the best and fastest train 10
Chicago. IL has Tree reclining chair
cars and Buffet Pullman parlor cars.
and arrives III Chicago ut l:40 D.. M.
in time for all eastern connections.
The ll:l5 p. III. train for st. Paul. the
Great Western Limited" is a splen-
did train of new compartment and
standard Pullman sleepers and free
chair cars. Through cars and sleep.
ers in all directions. For information
of any kind call at city ticket Office.
r. 3. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot OF Eighth street. CITY
Ticket Office, sos Main street. Tels.
phone 1913; new, 915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
Slocu6nr0.

&on cinem bcOnuerliGen In.
gliifSiall lit Die 6omiIie Oes IN Sar.
mod)mliCn mpbrcnbcn Tadocdcrmei,
tiers 81. Secmnn bcimgeiud,t worOen.
Sccmon perlieB fiir5lid) 5pilfen |
mo , llbr NahnittagS leine 81
bcit0itGtte in Wnrfletb mnb beaab iidy
oni ben &cimueg. Ga or in oer
Nodlt nidt nad) &anie fam, 9ina icii
cllpadlencr SuBn am al0eren Sage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
In Effect June IA, 1903.

Trains marked 8 run daily. All 9th.
ers daily except Sunday.
For full information call on or ad.
dress John WunderIich,
City Passenger Agent.
597 Main street, Dubuque, Iowa
8. N. Baird, ID. L. A.
Depot, Fourth and Clay streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
A GRAND CONCERT.
VIII Be Given at Opera House Saturday
Evening.

Win Be Given at Opera House Saturday
Evening.
Grand concert, Barre opera house. on
Saturday evening, Oct. 18th. Doors omen
at 1880, curtain rises at S O'Clock.
Programme.
(a) Evening Song" Schumann; {b)
Waltz" Chopin, by Mr.. l.. ]. Hatha.
way, pianist.
Song Scotland Miss Tina craw-
Reading, "Tam O. shanter,e Burns,
Miss Agnes Hyde.
Song, ireland Booth, Miss Tina
Crawford.
Humorous Scotch selection, aATrs.
McWhirter's Silver Weddin',D originall
Miss Agnes Hyde.
Dance, Sailors Hornpipe,s Barclay
sisters.
Scotch comedy IN one act, entitled,
Clashes Osre the Teaeups." Cast !:
Mrs. Pettricraw, a weeda wumman, y
Miss Hyde; Mrs. Maclachlan, "a neebor
body" Miss Crawford; place, Mrs. Pet.
ticraw's room and kitchen. Time, about
foure in the afternin.
Dance, un-Trews,s Barclay sis
ters.
A comedy in one act, entitled. 1Ma.
ble's Infatuation.' CAST Mable, the
infatuated, Miss Agnes Hyde; Alice, her
sister, longsufering, but not silent, Mis-
Tina Crawford.
Songs, (a) Bonnie Banks O. Loeb
Lomon," (b) "Tbe Aud Hoose,' Miss
Tina Crawford.
Impersonation, @The Eclipse Concert
Company" Miss Agnes Hyde.
Song, Rule Brittania," Miss Craw-
ford.
Duet, My Country IT'S Of Thee"
Misses Crawford and Hyde.
Should Aud Acquaintance Be Forgot,
Admission, rs, IS and so cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
MARSHFIELD.

Henry Camp is pressing hay for 4, a
Rosebrook this week.
Miss Annie Flint is the guest Of Mrs
|G. L. Dwinell over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Case and Elonise of Plain.
field are visiting at Henry Lamberton's
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Kicker OF
Plainfield were visitors in town Friday
Joseph II. Waldo Of Royalton was in
town the last of this week to inyesti,
gate his mill property at Drew's mills.
Hon." Clarence Senter of Montpe-
her and the side judges of Washington
county were in town Tuesday on official
business.
The school directors gave the teachers
and scholars last Wednesday as Holt
day, as 50 many We're to attend the
centennial
Arthur Mason IS visiting his mother
Mrs. Curtis, in Roxbury since Friday
morning. He is accompanied by Master
Edmund Pike.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton 81
Woodstock We're guests of Mrs. Hamil-
tons sisters, Mrs. D. X. Lucas and Mrs.
Mark Mears, Thursday and Friday.
The annual business meeting Of the
Marshfield Cooperative Creamery com.
pany is warned to take place in the city
school building Saturday, Oct. 2lst at
one o'clock.
Denis g. Lamberton has resigned his
position as road commissioner, and the
portion Of roads under his former super-
vision will be in the hands OF the select
men the rest Of the year.
5. IL Irwin recently sold DIN Dwinell
OF Cabot Mccormick Corn Harvester.
Mr.. Unwin has Mr. Parkhurst of Og-
densburg, n. u, to set up the machine.
Lhls man has been in the employ Of the
Mccormick Go. in this department 81
years.
]. Il. Kinney placed high grade Ger
man kra keau piano and an automatic
player in the home of Mr.. and Mrs DIN
Dwinell last week. This makes six Of
these elegant pianos placed in this vi
cinity within four months and the au-
tomato player is the first OF the kind
ever sold this side OF Barre city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
WILLIAMSBURG.

There will be dance at I. o. o. f
hall tonight from to ~. All are in.
vited to attend and you win have good
time.
Rev. = G. Nichols returned from New
York today, having been engaged by the
Uniyersalist parish committee for tile
coming year
George Edwards gathered in quite a
good sum at Montpelier Wednesday with
the two legged calf.
Frank Boyce IL doing as well as could
be expected after the serious accident
the first Of the week.
The veterans who were able to be in
the parade at Montpelier were O. +.
Seaver n. 4. Farnham, Jason johnson,
shas. Staples, Geo. W. Slavery, Geo.
Nichols.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Oar Saturday Bargain,

Our Saturday Bargain viii Be So dozen Feeeed Lined
Wrappers in silver gays and blacks This IS not sale Wrap
per- but good Wrapper for leader at $500 and sold in many
stores for sl2s For Saturday and Saturday only price SOC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Fall and Winter Opening of New Goods

Ladies Goats, Misses Goats, New Furs, New Separate
Skirts New Fannelette Night Robes and Skirts, New Rain
Coats New Waists he aes New Linens New Hosiery New
Wrappers, New Wasting and New Bags.
New Sweaters for LADIES' Misses and Children New
Tams, &c value for 400 as long as they last
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
A WARNING THAT SHOULD BE
NEEDED.

a MANNING THAT SHOULD BE
NEEDED.
In the report Of the Railroad Com
missioners Of Vermont for 1904 is the
following relating to the physical CON
dition Of the Central Vermont railway
company: "The condition Of the branch
lines is not to be commended. The poll
cy of the management seems to be to keep
the line from the Canadian boundary to
Windsor, over which the through traffic
passes, in frst-class condition, and up
to a high standard Of efficiency. But
to do this the branch lines have been
suffered to deteriorate and the physical
condition Of some OF them is very faul-
ty, II not dangerous. The Burlington &
Lamoile branch has received new bal
last during the two years, but sufficient
help is not employed on the sections
to keep the road up m proper surface
and alignment. III the early months
of the year, when the frost is coming
out Of the ground, this road Is very
rough and uneven; the great fault IS
lack Of sufficient help to properly take
care Of it. The same criticism may be
passed upon the Mississquoi branch from
st. Adams to Richford. =
There il no reason why it should
not be maintained in thoroughly good
condition and enough help employed to
keep the track up to reasonably high
standard of excellence. This cannot be
done BY three men to a section of track
seven miles in length. Nothing more
favorable than the comment above can
be said of the branch line from Mont
pelier to Williamstown. The traffic here
is lighter and the earnings are less; but
considerations Of safety should lead to
important improvements on this line.s
This last named branch Ii the one
on which the wreck of last Monday at
ternoon occurred, in which freight car
and one baggage car left the rails and
plunged down a twenty-foot embank-
ment, apparently from no other cause
than faulty condition Of the track.
BY good luck two passenger coaches
remained on top of the bank. No one
was killed, but two railroad employees
and one employee of the express com
pany were placed in great danger Of
death. In view Of this accident, "con-
siderations of safety at least Of the
employees OF the road, must be of sufi-
cient Importance to the Central yer-
mont Railway company to warrant i'm
mediate and thorough repairs to this
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

Manuel Gomez, r T. Hodrsdon. Gust
Hagiam, Joseph FIernon, a. j. IetouY.
neaui James Larkin, ]. $. Moore, wm.
yDonnell, Carey 4 Patterson, Edmond
gninlan, Geo. 4. Simonds, Clarence
kaest Mareeiino TerstoF, e. Root
Brown, H. 2. Johnston.
Momeni CTistina AgasfinD. Florence
Atlens Mrs. II, III Bulls. Mrs. Harley
bana, Miss 4. a. Catchapaw, Nasiri
Johnson Mrs. Oscar johnson, Mrs Il.
y lincoln, katherine Morgan, Mar
murray, Mrs Walter Morgan, Mabel
Preston, Mae Kesette, Mrs. Agnes scott
slfs n A. smith, Nellie Scales. Mrs. III
q sehoolerafti Miss Il. Williams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
YOUR MOTHER AND SISTER

Would appreciate the Boston
Globe every day in the year, for
the fashion illustrations alone.
Ii is your duty to give them
an opportunity. Take home a
Globe tonight with you.
More money is spent in its
production than in that of any
other New England paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Today's Football Games.

Following is a list Of the footbai
games to be played this afternoon:
Middlebury at the University Of Yer
mont.
Syracuse at Yale.
University Of Maine at Harvard.
Georgetown at Princeton.
Swathmore at Pennsylvania.
Worcester Polytechnic at Brown.
Carlisle at Pennsylvania State.
Williams at West Point.
Virginia Military Institute at Annap
oils.
Rutgers at Trinity
Wesleyan at Columbia.
Holy Cross at Dartmouth.
Hayerford at Dickinson.
Case at Michigan.
South Dakota at Nebraska.
Illinois Wesleyan at Knox.
Iowa at Chicago.
Lawrence at Wisconsin.
Kentucky State at Indiana.
North Dakota at Minnesota.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Who win Clam Themg

Letters remaining unealled for 1T ths
Barre post Office for the week ending
October 8, 1905, are as follows:
Men: Antonio Abbiati, Albert Austin
VIM !. Abbott, B. H. Blake, Chas. Cush.
man, Frank trapo, George Counter. IA.
tale lolh, Percy Cordery, Valentine Cor.
llss, z. g. Dofman, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Douglass, john Dcyers, Wm. Davidson
Giuseppe eermole, Gattolina Gerrasio,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Given Away Free!
ON SATURDAY

With every purchase Of SOC or more we viii give you
NV one Of our l5c Turnover Collars Tree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
How's This !?

We oifer One Handred Dollars Reward for any
case OF Catagrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
II. J. CHENEY Il co., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known r. j. Che
neyio the last ID years, and believe him per
fectiy honorable in all business transactsnne
and financially able to carry out any Obligations
made by his firm
WALDO KISS8N & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hail,s Catarrh Cure i taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces n
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
The Perley I. Pope Co.,

[Iapins Old Storel
corner Main ana state Streets. Montpelier, Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

branch. The State Railroad Commits
sion set forth mild warning. This
accident adds a bit Of realism to it.
What does the Central propose to do
about it?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

The holiness OF the small gang Of
robbers now operating in this section
Of the state is interesting to note. Let
them be trife more bold, and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

General Mcclellan win undoubtedly
dispose OF the enemy in. New York with
out being called upon 70 execute even
flank movement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

Barre people will remember Curfi:
Guild, Jr., Republican candidate for gov
ernor in Massachusetts,, as stump
speaker in Barre some years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

Why, give him his due, OF course
frankie L. Greene Of the st. Adams
Messenger first suggested to Montpelier
the idea OF a Centennial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-17
E|':'.IAIRVIEW

Rev. H. W. Bromley, the noted
evangelist, assisted by his wife, will
begin meeting at the NJ. E. Church,
South, Saturday night, March IS, at
1870 o'clock. The meeting has been
thoroughly advertised. and a large
attendance will be present. The
country people are especially invited.
Don't fail to hear the Gospel preach,
ell by this eminent worker.
The lecture given by Miss Lillian
NJ. Phelps. at the NJ. L. Church,
South. Monday evening, was highly
enjoyed by our people. Miss Phelps
is ready speaker, is logical and yer,
satile. and her arraignment of the
saloon carried conviction 10 her hear
ers. The w c. T. U. have afforded
our people opportunity of hearing Tho
most capable temperance agltators
lin the country.
The services on the Sabbath, boti
morning and evening, at, the NJ. E
Church, South; will: be conducted b.
Evangelist Bromley. There will b
Z: two services daily-2;30 and T:%:
Let Christian people generally CT
operate with the movement. Get al
the good You can from these spiritus
meetings.
: A called meeting Of the citizen
I OF the town., at the public school aud
) forum, on Wednesday night last, n
suited In quite number of our pull
lic.spirited citizens gathering Their,
The object was TO take steps to, pr,
vide chairs for the auditorium, an
to beautify; the, school grounds. Tn
5 is certainly movement in the rigl
!, direction. We hope that the Boar
: OF Education will come to the assis
{ ance Of the people and eneourat
s-lStheir efforts &by sanctioning eve
ell necessary Improvement. Above "a
81 lock after the proper seating OF son
e Of the school rooms. We Z are TO
;t1 the children have very poor accol
"a modal ions in this respect Let Il
Isl erybody avail Re I'd the needs sof q