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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
CORSET COVERS.

zse vaIue at half price. ......... I4I-2e
zsc value, IN several different cuts, with
lace and hamburg trimming. this sale .4oc
&c 70 $3.50 values. this sale. ........... 5oc
This lot soiIed or mussed In handling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
The BARRE DAILY TIMES
sATURDAY. JANUARY 8. lgOs.
Weather Prediction.

Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
for New England. Partly cloudy Sat
nrday, probably snow in north and cen
trail portions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
DRAWERS.

zSe value. this sale. ................ 10
Lace trimmed, hemstitched rufies and
plain.
75c value. this sale. ................... 40c
Hamburg and lace trimmed and hem
stitched ruiics.
5Oe value, this sale. ...-........,..... 59c
Tucked hemstitched rufiles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
Robes and skis.
Corset Specials.

One lot in all sizes. In the newest models.
with hose supporters. soc value. this
sals..............-........ Soc
One lot in the dollar grades. popular makes,
this sale .........-....... Oye
One lot c. B. A Ia Spirite. regular $50
grade, this sale. .................. Use
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
long Skirts.

sl.ls and si.15 value. this sale. ........ 0Sc
-Four styles. all extra widths.
$3.50 value. this sale. ........ S1IO
Two styles, extra good in design and
finish.
SITS value. this sale. ............ Sf.3S
Extra quality, beautifully trimmed.
$2.2s value. this sale. ............... SIz5
This is a beautiful Skirt. trimmed with
cluny lace and insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
Bed Spreads.
Short Skirts.

zSe vaIue. Tits sale ................. 4oc
Hamburg, lace and hemaitched trim
innings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28

Lowest prices on Table Linen Of equal
quality in this section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
HAMBURGS.

One lot in sSc to soc value. this sale. -. 2oc
One lot In soe value. this sale.......... Use
One LOT to SOC. Sc and Use value. this sale. 4oe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
Lace Curtains.

Twelve pairs $3.50 Cable Net this sale ..$2. 90
Six pairs s. 9S Arabian, this sale. -. 2.o8
Six pairs 500 Arabian, this sale ....,.. 5.oS
Six pairs $50 Arabian. this SALE. ..... ESQ
Seven pairs 81 50 Muslin, hsmstitchsd. ruffle
and insertion, this sale. ........... I.Io
Fifteen pairs sI.25 Muslin. Battenberg edge.
this sale ,.... ... 90
Three pairs $50 BObbinetts. this SALE. LIS
Three pairs 7.SS BObbinette. this sale. n. %
Sash Curtain Rods. Sc
Lace Curtain Rods. loo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28

Hack Teweis Zoe vaIue. three for ,....... use
One Iss Huek Towels, from I7c to ne vaIue.
each ............... I5c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
Russian Crash,

One lot genuine Russian Crash Linen, Zoe
quality. per yard. ............. {
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

ELECTS A
SENATOR

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Marca u.s.
The legislative session came to an
end today with HE usual bustlo and
confusion More than 100 bills died
on the calendar.
Most Of the members took occasion
70 make speeches explaining their
votes when the nnal balloting for the
election Of a senator began today in
joint session. The Glst ballot result
ed as follows: Coclren S}; Warner
"a; Kerens. q; Nieduughaua, S; Bar
tnoldt, /.
SiXty-sacond balIot-Cocbren SO
Warner, 6G; Kerens, 20, Nledriue
haus 4 Parker I; Peek f.
Sixty third CocbrelI. 50.
Warner IS; Korens. 20; Niedrius
naus, 3 Peck, l.
sixp-fourtb and slxty-nuh ballot
No important changes
In the sixty-slzth ballot kerens en-
tered the chamber and formally with
drew and urged his friends 10 vote
for Major Warner. Democrat
The Democrats FIRST made a motion
for the dissolution OF the joint caucus.
which was defeated by a party vote
They then moved for a 30 minutes
recess, within thirty minutes OF three.
p NJ the hour set Tor Adjournment
and this was lost. The greatest e2
citcment prevailed, Representative
Stewart. with two well directed mis-
snes knocked the hands on the clock.
and a dozen Democrats leaped at him.
and a fist fight became general,
After the trouble had quieled down
the stxty.seyenth ballot was taken
and William Warner OF Kansas CITY
was elected senator within a few
minutes of the hour set for the fina0
adjournment Pandemonimn preyailca
during the taking of -ne final ballot
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
KANSAS OIL PRODUCERS
HOLD GENERAL MEETING

INDEPENDENCE Kans., March IS.
The second general meeting of the
Kansas Oil Producers association is
being held here today. A mass meet.
ing will be held tonight when Miss
Ida Tarbell will address an audience
which is expected 10 tax the capacity
OF the nali
A resolution was adopted calling
upon the President In the name of the
people of Kansas 10 nave the investi-
CATION of the Standard Oil company
by Commissioner Garfield made pub
lie.
The resolution denounces the
Standard Oil company as being no
toriously oppressive and unfair. and
acting in violat ton of the federal laws
Of Kansas. and guilty of vicious meth
ods." In referring to the Garfield
packing house report the resolution
declares it 80 manifestly favorable
TO one of the most pernicious and vi
oious monopolies that ii is now a
curse 70 the American people, and to
amount TO almost public scandal"
1t then adds: In view of tnis pre-
posterSus absurd report. the people
OF Kansas doubt Gartield's ability or
inclination TO make an investigation
which will develop facts"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
BIG STICK spoiLs A Wo-
MANS FINANCIAL PLANS

WASHINGTON, March lS.-The
President has used his big stick in
blocking negotiations TO finance the
San Domingo matter made by a wo
man. Today A. D. Reader and his
wife, formerly Miss Walls, noted
stenosrapher, named by Senator Nor
gan Of Alabama during the treaty dis
cussions, in composing a syndicate TO
raise the debts of the Dominican re
public and sell ner naval port to the
American government, made sensa'
tional statement. Mrs. Reader. ten
years ago WAS the head OF large
stenographic bureau in Wall street
She went to London, represented a
prominent English banking firm and
procured from the sultan of Jahora
q Eve million dollar railroad contract
While in London she married Reader
WHO is q native OF New Zealand, who
had been confidential secretary tt
many well known financiers. Recent
ly they decided to relieve tne Santc
Domingo situation, and had made fina
Arrangements, when the commander
OF the United States cruiser Burling
ham arrived on the scene and broke
UP the negotiations with Presiden
Morales. The United States govern
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
ANOTHER
DENVER
TRAGEDY

DENVER, March 1S.-A dispute
over line fence similar to the one re.
sulting in five deaths last Sunday by
George Shissler, this morning result
ed in the death of Gus Neufeld ami
the serious ii not fatal injury 10 Ber.
nard Winters
George Smith, an employe of the
Burlington road, became involved u
quarrel with Andrew Berks over the
line dividing their adjoining proper.
ty recently. Early tnis morning Smith
Went to Berks' home and the row
began. Gus Neufeld. neighbor, in
terferred undertaking to protect
Berks from Smiths Onslaughts, and
was shot by Smith in the stomach.
breast and mouth. Bernard Winters
also interferred in the interest OF
peace and was shot and seriously in
iured.
Both Neufeld and Winters are now
al ST. Anthony's hospital in dying
condition. Smith at once went to the
police station and gave himself up.
His wife was arrested as an acces-
sorry.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
REPUBLICAN
CONVENT ION
ADJOURNS

The Republican city convention was
called TO ordor at 2 O'Clock at the
court house this afternoon BY sllas
w. Smith chairman OF the city cen
usl committee Tho call for primar-
ies aud convention was raad by II. Il.
Clements secretary OF tha city central
committee Also a Hat of deloeates
TO the convention was road, as fol.
lows;
First Ward-W. J. Patterson, W, j..
Thompson, X S Clements. w. p.
paile Frank Curtis. l.. S. Barnes. n.
1 Bowman j p. Airy, Dave ramsey,
J N. Johnson Henry Moninger
Second Ward silas Smith, P A.
Nelson. C. H. sypder. W. T. Davis.
.C N. Elliott T. c. Gradou and J. j.
smolcsr
Third Wards. W Raymond. Her.
man Hauno. j j Bisgs John MOI.
lccE and Chas. Naecln.
Fourth Wafd-A w. Ayers, G. A.
PIKE, j, W, sites VIM. Dobblns. w.
IL 5chaner S. b. Richey
The following proxies wers read:
Third Ward $ W. Raymond Tor John
Morlook fourth ward H. NJ. andrew
for c. A. Pike Hfh ward, f. O. Per-
l,ms for $. B Rcney.
ON motion Of f. c. Perkins tie pre-
siding officers were made the officers
of tae temporary Organization ana the
HIST Of delegates as read recognized az
entitled TO seats.
A motion was made by n G. Perkins
at the chair appoint a committee OF
three on resolutions and three on or
der of business. on resolutions f. q.
Perkins, VIM. p. vulie and Dr. L. 5.
Barnes were appointed On oider OF
business c, A. pike, Arthur Ayers and
S w Raymond were appointed.
c A. Pike then moved for IN adj
iournment tin 1890 tonight in the dis
trIc, court room.
The purpose OF adiournmg was to
talk over the most available candl-
dntos FOR the various positions It be-
ing the desire Of the deIegates to
name thoroughly representative men
for every office
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
SECRETARY HAY TAKEN
SERlOUSGY SICK

NEW YORK, March ls.--Secretary
of State Hay was taken seriously i'll
today as he was about to board the
White Star liner Celtic for voyage
10 the Mediterranean. He was so
weak that he was taken on board the
steamer on stretcher, but his condi'
ton was not regarded as alarming,
1t seemed as the vessel started on her
voyage Mr.. Hay has been in poor
health for some time. The secretary
came from Washington yesterday ac.
eompanied by his family. The doctor
attended him and thinks he will be
revived by the sea voyage. The secre'
tary's plans include stay of six
weeks in southern Europe.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
RAILWAYS TO SPEND
s2oo.ooo,oo IN 1906


CHICAGO, March 1S-More than
5000 .0Oo, 900 for new equipment Tor
| railways during tine current year
Sill, l,O00,o00 by ten systems and abouu
$50. .G0O. 600 by other lines-is the al
| most unprecedented record made by
American transportation companies
and ii is taken as a forecast of an
era of still greater prosperity in the
nation.
This vast sum represents n conserv-
ative estimate OF the orders placed,
but some authorities insist the total
expenditure will reach much high
er figure. These orders, also. are in
addition to liberal expenditures made
during the close of last year.
Soon after the national election the
demand for equipment OF all kinds
began to increase with such rapldity
tnat the railroads became convinced
that they would need to move quickly
ii they did not wish to see general
congestion of all kinds OF traffic dur.
ing 1905, and consequently tremen-
dous loss in revenues
The demand made on the railroads
for equipment is regarded as an nn-
failing barometer OF commercial con
dirions, and railway managements are
the first to feel the strengthening
pulse of national as well as internal
commerce.
In forming a correct estimate OF the
import OF the enormous expenditures
which the railroads are making to
take care of increased traffic it must
be remembered that two years ago
the orders for equipment exceeded all
records. Despite the fact however
that more than $500 900 900 was ex-
pended in two years for equipment
the demand far exceeded the supply
and traffic congestion occurred at all
of the important tonnage centers.
Again the railroads see repetition
OF the condition OF two years ago. and
their faith in the future is represent
ed by an expenditure OF more than
s65, 900 900 by nineteen roads. which
operate largely in the South and
| Southwest. where the revival of bus
mess and the outlook is exceptional
| ly bright.
In the East the conditions are none
the less strenuous. The magnitude
of the expenditures is illustrated by
that of the Pennsylvania system
which win aggregate fully s23 600
900. The Baltimore & OHIO will pro
vide new equipment at a cost Of fully
s14 900, 600, and the New York Central
lines will approximate the expenditure
of the Pennsylvania
Every railroad is bombarding car
and locomotive works with large or
ders, and from the iron fields of tho
Northwest the ore is moving in great
consignments and the furnaces
throughout tine East are operatint
day and night.
In the West the railroads are eX
periencng similar revival of bust
new equipment, made by the Santa Fe
the Southern Pacific and the Rock Is
land. each with its orders for full
ss,0oo.Ooo worth Of new equipmen
and power.
The reason for these large expen
ditures is easily to be found in the re
cent monthly statements of railroat
earnings. which have been mirroring
the increased traffic of the country
The yearly statements of earning
, snow that from 1899 to 1908 Their
was a steady growth in both the gros
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
slLvERroN RepunLlcANs.

Special Phone to Tho Herald
SILVERTON. March 1g--The RE
publIcans Of silyerton last night nom
mated tns following city ticket:
Mayor Fred Gohlo; marshal C. w
Airy; night watch, II. A. Turner; al
dermen. long term--llObt. Pearson. J,
S. Bailey and b. Vanslyck; short
term Walter OMarn.
The democratic convention VIII az
Rrmhle tonight.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
CAPTURE MEN WHO TRIED
TO BREAK INTO ILLINOIS JAIL

CHICAGO. March lS.-Two OF the
five men who yesterday tried TO break
into the county jail by means of a
rope with hook attached to the end
and thrown over the wall. were cap.
tured this morning 1t is believed
they intended to aid in the escape OF
a man imprisoned for the murder OF
a detective.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
coRooVA GETS SENTENCED
TO FOUR YEARS IN PRls

BRUNSWICK. n. j., March 1S.-
Rev. j f. Cordova, the minister who
eloped with q girl member of bits
church, was today sentenced to thrae
years for throwing disaes al his vie.
and one year for abandoning her.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

Ernest Martin robbed number OF
mon at Hesperus yesterday morning
and left on the westbound train He
got s1g550. lie was apprehendod al
Telluride this morning as he was
starting 10 leave ON the train and IS
m jail al that place now An officer
Will go from here In the morning tc
bring him back The men he robbed
were an foreign coal miners win
hard names to spell and pronounce
and zoe only one whose name we Were
able To- get is known as John Mike
Martin got the keys " some OF The
rooms and rined the trunks ant
clothes OF the occupants while the,
were al work II ID reported 10 the
district attorney thar he got from on'
uarty 500; from another. $50, anoth
rr So; another, s5. and still another
$3.50. Martin boarded the passenge
and poid the conductor his fare TO DO
lores. There he got on and bough
ticket Of the station agent for Mont
rose The train laid over in Teilmid
at night and that is why he came TO b.
caught there Before going to Hes
perus 1t IS said tnat Martin worke
at the smelter and at the Boston Goa
mine. and put in great deal Of tim
loafng around town.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

and net earnings Of railroads as a
whole Although the statements for
1904 are not completed. careful esu-
mates disclose The fact that the year
surpassed that OF 1908 in railroad
prosperity
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

ment had taken nand and he told
tne Dominican government to with.
draw from the Readers negotiations.
whicA however We're not at all dis
honorable. The Readers now de
mand redress.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
BIB ROCK FALLS IN TUNNEL
KILLING ONE, INJURIES SIX

NEW YORK, March lS-A great
rock fell in the Long island terminal
tunnel today killing one man aud se
verely lniuring six others.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
euBomc PLAGUE BREAKs
OUT IN VALPARAISO

VALPARAISO, Chile, March i8.-
Tho dreaded bubonic plague has brois
en- out in the country aud some Of the
towns have become dcpopulated Not
more fnan 500 inhnbitani remain in
the city of Pisagua, which had popu-
laton OF 10000 Hundreds OF people
are dying daily.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
FILED FOR RECORD.
Patents

The United states 10 Joseph Pow.
eli, the southwest quarter OF the
southeast, quarter and the south half
Of the southwest quarter Of section
5N and the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section g in
township "a north OF range 10 west,
n. NJ. = Nj. containing 1860 acres.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

From Saturdays Daily
Judge Adair Wilson and @. A
Johnson returned last night from Pa
gosa Springs
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
SAN JUAN COUNTY MINES.

ID. Preston Bell left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver and after a few days
there ne will go on 10 indianapolis
and Fort Wayne, Indiana. The trip
Is made n the interest OF the Summit
Gold Mining n Tunnel company,
which has just been Incorporated
Mr. Bell expects to place large
amount of stock in the East He will
return to Silyerton about the middle
of May and begin active work on the
property. The company expects to
make shipper out of their valuable
property before the summer is over.
The Aspen. of Blair mountain, the
oldest location of the camp, which has
produced probably $1,000 900, and has
lain in a dormant state for several
years, is to have a large force put to
work cleaning out the various levels
and Slopes Immediately following the
return of Manager Cox, of the Silver
Lake mines. which will be in a day
or two. The workings on the proper
ty on which ground was first broken
in the early '70's when Silverton was
comparative wilderness. comprise
thousands OF feet in tunnels. adits,
shafts, upraises, etc.
Everything in the shape of ore is to
be utilized by the Silver Lake people.
and the old mine promises to become
a very prominent factor of the great
Silver Lake system. II will probably
require several weeks before the re-
quisite work of cleaning out and re
timbering snail have been accom-
plished upon which mining win be
vigorously prosecuted. For several
years the Aspen was worked at
good profit by leasers and was ulti.
mately closed down by reason of
too high per cent in zinc. on which
the smelters deducted fifty cents a
unit. for all Zinc-bearing ores carry
ing above five per cent in that metal,
for treatment. coming in with ores OF
gray copper and lead that had yielded
a very handsome profit year after
year.
II ii said that there are thousands
of tons of low grade ores uncovered
in the Aspen that will yield an excel
lent profit under proper reduction con
despised zinc ores OF a
few years ago having forged steadily
to the front with established market
values through the new and improved
machinery inaugurated for their sep
aration and reduction
Among otner improvements is a
pipe line of about 200 yards in length
which is being laid from spring
above the mill for supplying pure
drinking water for the mill hands, the
water piped from the Aspen having
been discarded for drinking will be
devoted to the concentrating tables.
To the community at large the re
habilitation of the old Aspen means
greatly increased expansion OF the
mammoth Silver Lake enterprise oi
the Guggenheim's, and the cheering
intelligence will be warmly welcom
ed on all sides, as the disbursements
to the greatly increased force of the
lahoring classes will be Of inestimable
benefit.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
WAR NEWS

TOXIC. March IS.-The war minis
ter is urged by the press and peopl
to follow mp he advantages gained ny
Oyama to the limit and not 10 Stop
until the Japanese occupy Hafbiu
Formerly the conservatives did moi
want the army sent SO far north, bar
now even they join in the public ella.
NOR thar the Russians be driven iHto
Siberia.
ST PETERSBURG. March 1S.-
Rumors are current that General Line
witch has not been able to shake ON
the japanese and that a battle Is pro
gressnq out about twenty miles north
OF Tie Pass. No official news has
been made public.
90
ST. PETERSBURG March IS
II is reported that the japanese have
reached the railroad in General Line
yitchs rear and there are forebodingi
! that tde new commander cannot save
the remnant OF the Russian army
dispatch from the front this Afternoon
says. we believe the Japanese arc
making a wide turning moyemen
north and that they are ready TO fal
upon us when we get ont of The ring
like group Of mountains whicn sur
round the Tie Pass gorge.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

wANTED-Manager for neI
branch of our business here in ID
range Write promptly. with re1eI
enees The Norris Wholesale Housl
Cincinnati. Ohio
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
GROVER CLEVELAND NOW
SINTY-EIGHT YEARS oSD

PRlNCErA N. Jo March u.s.
Former Presitnt Grover Cleveland
was siXJyelEhl years old today Con.
gratulatory kilograms In abundance
we're received from friends through
out the country
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
$4,000

To loan on improved city property al
lowest rates of interest
The Frank Eldredse Investment Co.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

DENVER. March lS-it was decid.
ed that the Democratic members OF
me house and senate are to hold their
seats This decision was reached by
the election committees of both
branches OF the Legislature. In the
senate it was proposed to unseat Hill.
Adams, Bailey and Griffith on the
ground that two years ago they had
been elected by fraud. In the mouse
-FOUR members Were to be unseated.
Toe committees have become con
vinced that The charges in all cases
were unfourded.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

Agent Kerr OF the Humane Society
sold seven or eight horses today taai
had been taken up.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
Warranty DEEDS.

ITohibald CampDell to- " Turner
lots ]. .. 2, and g iu block 4. Bays
addition TO Bayfield, $3.50.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

WANTED-Competont girl for ger
eral housework Mrs Geo HempaiI
Silverton. Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

jon sease, who has been confined
In the Ochsner hospital the pas
month. is recovering since the opera
lion which was performed "A coupl'
Of days ago.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

Money carefully invested in real es-
tatc pays good profits Now Is The
time to pick up sometnlng for less
than 1t would cost to replace the
building.
The Frank Eidredee Investment Co.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

Mis$.Hattie Mays OF Denver, who
has recently undergone an operation
In tne ochsner hospital is able to re
turn home, having lett the huspta
today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20
Silverton Standard.

Silverton Standard.
Tunnel projects in the San Juan
are beginning to yield, some OF which
started many years ago and costing
many thousands of dollars, with but
the encouragement that the veins OF
San Juan county go down, and thai
on ahead a thousand or two thousand
feet treasure may be disclosed, bui
we have heard of no instance where q
tunnel project has been carried to
completion that 1t has not yielded its
natural fruit TO nervy investors, and
were it not 50, tunnel undertakings
even at tne base OF these lofty Sar
Juan mountains. would have rur
their course years ago. At this writ
ing we have in mind the recent sue
cesses of the Maytiower, the Nilsson
ri Fred, the North Star ION SULTAN
the Consolidated Eureka. and the Ru
by Basin, while such tunnel enter
prises as tne Mogul, Yukon, Hercules
and dozen others. are cutting veil
after vein at a great depth. practical
ly making a solid future for San Jual
| county
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

The matinee drew crowded house
this afternoon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

II there is nothing on our list ,
property for sale that meets your r
qulrements we will build home thu
you can pay for in easy monthly pa
ments.
The Frank EIdredae lnuestnn nj G
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-20

DENVER, March ls-Governor Nc.
Donald in statement today said
4 am for industrial and politicaI
peace first, last and all the time.
vii! endeavor TO keep all pledges
made by the party, did not seek or
want the office. | will know no fac
tons. and will give everybody a
square deal"