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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-22

rhe Southern Pacific Company
win sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up to and including
September 80, 1905, 1905, limited to 80
days, rate Of 1855. o-o-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-22
MARKET QUOTA
TONS TODAY
make Salem a Good Homo Market"

Poultry-at steiner's Market.
Eggs-Per dozen, 1sc.
Ducks-lO@l2c.
Chiekens-9@l0e.
Hens-s@9e.
Frys--12hc.
Baker, Lawrence & Baker.
Eggs-Per dozen, 1Sc.
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.
Potatoes-s3e.
0nions-5c.
Tropical FruitA
Bananas-51sc ib.
Cocoanuts, 800 per dOz.
oranges-$2.O0@2.5O.
Lemons-$2.75@3.5O.
Live Stock Market.
steers-S@3%.
Cows-3@3A.
Sheep-4e.
Dressed veal-6c.
Fat hogs-5A@he.
Baled Clover-$9@$l0.
Bran-$22.50.
Shorts=$2450.
Eggs, Butter and Cream.
BY Commercial Cream Co.
Butter-2lk.
Butter fat-l9c at station.
Grain, Hops and Flour.
oats-ChSiee white, $1.30.
Barley-$23@23.5O.
$4.40.
Wheat t-74c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Shiifsuudrid,tcn.


9tcm Norf 81, (Nluni. Nn0c'
fonlmcn Ole 9ompicr st. Foul"
bon Gbcrbourg ulO Settle" bon VI.
pcrpool.
Ab0ciobrcn bic Compiler oMroolrs
lonO" nod Mntlucrpcn, nEtrnrio"
nod Siperpool, nEotricio" nod Sonl'
burg, o&onigin Cutie" nod @cnlo
mo o~sSilrnclio" nod Glasgow.
Bremen, 81 SUM. - Ter 9om,
pier y0%orboroiior icQclte bclltc bon
bier nod Seem Dort ob.
Suurc, %. \Slrni. - Scr Gont.
pier oMontrcol" bon Mem. BORT lit
bier cinactro'fcn.
@ibroltor, II. Sllni. Eol
lirt lit bier Scr Qompicr nGoIobrio,"
Don Ncopcl nod 9icm Dorf bcitinnlt.
Ylpmoutb, 81. Sum-. - Ser
Camper st. SoltiS," bon Nciu Yorf
nud) GbcrboltrN mtcrlucgS, longtc
bier Geltte bier an icbtc obcr bolo
onrouf feline NCilc mcItcr tort.
NJ q. Sluli. - Ger
Compiler .StotcnOom" lit bon bier
u%bgcinhrcll.
&onoon, u. SUM. - Nnd) Sem.
Dorf obgcgonNcn lit bclltc Der Cant
nfCr .UPiuucnunIIS".
Gbcrbourn "a &uni. - Ter
Tomplcr Seen Dort" iubr bclltc BON
bier nod Hcp BORT nb.
&iSnrb, 81. &lrni. Bo'lirt: Der
Compiler ,GolicI," BON @rcncn ltuh
Baltimore bcitimmi.
WoniIn u. SUM - Nngcfonl.
men lit bier Der Tornplcr vHinogcn"
bon baltimore.
1opuL 80. SUM. - Foilirt lit
bier Der Camper o&0uig hilbert" oui
icincr 6obrt bon Nctu Oort mad @c.
ma.
0rom Scar, %. &uni. 49, Ger
Compiler ,H%uconiu." bon gtclp ?ort
und) EiOcrpool mtcuucgS, iii bier pal
iirt.
G6crbourQ, q. Sltni. - NnNc
Iongt lit bier Scr. Ionpier yMoIttc"
oltf %Ieil1cr Hciic bon Hclu 9)orf nod
Somburg, tod jeood) boIo Dicoer itt
Die Gre.
8ouloguc, %. &Itti. - Ger
9ampfer .Nliihcr" bon 0nnlburg lit
bclttc bon bier mad Aiclp 9)orf obac4
legclt.
2ipcrpooL q. Gltni. 49, Nbgc
lobrcn bon bier lit Gclrtc ocr 2onp'er
,%llmbrio" nod NcU ?)orf.
Q outbom y o H. 81 &irni. -
Sod Nclu Dort III Gee gcltod)cn ut
bier Der Compiler .Iicru Yorf".
Sonre. q. &lni. - Ser Gam.
pier go @oScoRnc" lit bon bier nod)
Ncm.Oorf n%bGciubrcn.
Icopcl. 20. ,Sllni. - Gingctrois
len lit bier Der Gumpicr nSomboroia"
bon Nelp Aort.
Warieillc@, -. Sltni. - Ger
Compiler .@crmunio" Don Atelu Dorf
1T I'M biciigcn 9oicn cingelmiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Sd)iifsfartcn Uou unb nadD ScntidI.
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis 0remen: ao.
lite $50; 9remeit-9altimcre bis
gum 1. Inguit $3.50; pom I. aug.j
bis I. Nopember $3.50 uno $62.5g.
Runbrciie sl ~biQigerem Epeiie.
Sbeu. .. Siencr & GO., 3innmer Nr.
3, IA Sit.9erin9ton.Str. (3232
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Ibiubrtstase Der CSeanoampfer pun
Wem.Yurf.

Tampier oaronprin5 @ilbelm"
am q. Suni nuf 9rencn.
0ampfcr y@orpatbia" am q.
Sunni nadb 2iperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Mrfnhr ONT NrinnL-

NeupcL "a. Srni. - Der lrd.
felt bat Der ont tSllBc 0c2 NciupS
mobncnocn Ncp0ltcrrng Orbre &c
gebcn, lid oui 0nS &crIuiicn ibrer
@0uicr por5ubcrcitclL Oo Die aroter.
o%ltapiiric it olormircnocm WioBe 5lt.
nebr1cn.
Cine unit d. II {.
@uotem al Il. u. SUM. - Bra,
iibcnt Cabrera bot aus leincn per.
ionlid)en 8cl0cru cine STUNT mo n,
0llltrie 3 Shlllc inter omerifuniihcn
FroIcllorcn eiluidten %lollen, IN lucI'
der engIilf lnterridtct miro.
Notb in Sopun.
Rem Dorf, n. Slini. -Fnitor
e. y. Glurf bon Der Wctbooiitcnfir.
dc bat cine Nltiforocrmng llm Gei
TRACE sur llnterltiibun9 BON Moiicn
in Sopon erloiien. Gr iogt, ooB 1T
aobe ollein 600 Somilicn in Iolgc
oes arieges nlittellos iinb. llro dbn'
lld)e 3uitdnoe iolen IN unoerenSt dO
ten berriteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Baltimore SranSicr So.
icst an Der

icst on Der
efbst'Gde pcu 9iabt. nno 2umbarb.straBe
bat ibre anSIintti1g nno mcbrcre 5n9riperfe
(Runs) oergroBcrt uro 1T iest int Siaroe,
MobeI BON Snus 5l 6nus III bcf5rbern nno
fir bic sIufbclunbrnra OScr Rcrfenbuna Al bers
poder. Prompte uno 8ubcrldiiiae gebicnino
ipirb 8uaciidert. (b2--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

Gcrbcit.Gds Der aoip' n SorreFtsSifnbe.
Snuptuliarticr hes 8ciHnaptretns nWieIo.
Die. Singiiuuoeu iebCn 9onIteritaagIbcro.
RerfnmmInnaer oeS p@cntcunln, WlcBper'
Rereins" ichcu 2. mro 4. 9ieniioa TN Dlo.
rat. 1elepbor -- Wt. Btrnon 2666 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Noth N Gopnn.

Captain II. Sttd bon Der Nnn'
oesmorine lit nit Dem &onee zines
9ontre. aomirals p%enlionirt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
gcrlanat i'm Nuscmcincu.
reuiihes arhcits ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Stcncn9cinhc.
SICmrnciMn
81 D%crfnnfcn uocr III ucrpndtcn.

3n Ocrtnuicn uocr Sn ucrpudltCn IN Baltimore:
Sin an Der Giicububn pclCGeuce &rnnoiiild,
tlr 6nbrit NnluqeH pnicno. Nan lpeuoc iim
tnr o0lle Glsiltnit an ocn @iqcntbiimer, g..
5npnicno, Mr. -. Sib' PcnuiDlunuin. sucnuc,
HtuntirsGitn. Mcp s3ericn. U7G-S5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

6, Spabu's. Wcitaurauf.

NadIoI0cr BON 9tnr0 N6rntr.
gtr. 023, HOrosGhcns, Gde MntBoHOs ctr.
EcriammIinGsIofnl oe5 r9Intpuin = GnHs
cIaocs 3r. 396. 3. %" sStcubens9is
itriiis Hr. 1906" rSbiuers7tiriits yir.
1903. .. Il. D." mo nSiitrift5 Ut. $50,
.. II. T." 9uIc an &crclHe III pCrulics
iDen. 5eiuite Siere, gSeiHe uIo auoere
@etrinie. Q22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
&. N. N1ermaru'S Nnns

Rorooft'@de @uigb. uno @dr0linesStrnse.
Saupt1uarticr oeS pdberr'Wldnner6orS-.
P.sO. ode 8oIigbs Iiro 9drolineitr. Bet
eiusberinmmIuna icoen 3onneriina abeno.
Pcue WitaIicScr ipiIfonmcn. 9OrBii4'
libea Bier Der Gattounl,Bruuere I'm Sapi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

&Nmpicr oFrin5 S5tar" am q.
SUM nod HcapcI mo @cnl0.
Gampicr ollItouio" an q. SltltI
nod NCopcI un0 @Gntn.
0onlpicr oEeutonic" an %. SUM-
nad) Siucrpool.
9ompicr nYotSoorn" an %. SUM
nod) Nottcr0om.
Sampler oSiguriu" ON %. Sum-
nud) Rcupcl mo 8enltu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

VT. tt20 bia i122. Qortcth'a btnu..
Soupidinritcr oeS .9bnIia' Did nnerbors'.
safe mo Gnmmeraurien binia ~ bet
mtetbcn @utcr Blot fir snIterHrhtier.
Seintte 6ctrG1fc. 1rei.G'ool. 6. 4 8..
TcIepbou - Wit, BcrnOu 3782 \.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
8clb ns5nlcibcn.
G6attcl 9oun MHueiatiun.

WnrNInn6 NhnffcI T0nl WnDtInftpN.
$50 bis $500 wereeu e~crlichen AMI @uteiu,
Yiunpe etc, pbnc Gnticruuna oerielben.
0um 1. Snnuar 1905 an %befinoen iidh unfere
8iircnur pieeer in irferem alien 9ofaIe,
Gairert'SniIoins BEN geri6isaebdloe 9eeeIi'
3immer 9ir. 229. 231, 233 (itueiter SIur),
Siopfts @de SnHeiie, nnp ct. Yaufs Straee.
Sonpenirs fit Seftdftsfretnee.
tgion9. fS.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
@CihGfts /. @clcacnhcitcn.

Ncnn sic Gin @cid,dit oocr @rurocincut6um
hclt6ei. o1e Stc 6t n~crinuleu uoCr III bernie
then lu%iiflihcn mo Sic ciH lhHelcs Gciuliut
e~r6iclen lpollCH. ooer pcun Sic Elm
Wcidlaft uoer Gin 9nuS poCr cine Garm
noer trgcnn lpclobeH CSruunhClit oocr GCfhdit
futietl luulen, 10 bciprctcu &c iil nit cincnl
Diuilcr, Sir ihueuc Rcinltntc hcluHnt
Yuuc q 50,
Hr. 330, Ct. YnulsStrnic.
e. g. Il. IccpbuH: nj. Sermon 629G.
n7G : SOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

FtF Ntc an onOcrer Stelle oc5
oECutihet GOrreIpon6eutrn" berid-
tct. linOen olldl oicieS So6r ole popll.
Iorcn BON 3on erfuriioncn I!ntt.
Wci ocnielben miro olld) a~nndroli3
bcrilbrt. annapolis lit elmer Der
FlInftc BON groBtem 3nterei;a il III.
icrcm Stootc, oo Wtillioncr non Sol.
lars lilr Die 6lottcn. Afo6euie 0o5
StontSgcbGuoe uno pielc on0ctc 81.
TentllfC Nnlogel oeroltSgubt mltr-
ben. Gonn Die Die Noi iidl b%irupGl.
5erloen lpciBf1mmigen @cllcn, @eit-
HIoer, @~oIespiae, GbnIf Eoint uno
Die Sal5Iltit peIhe G%nlticnbcn bon
Seliten arGitigung %gclu0brt. Der pc'
pulGre Compiler emma @ilr5"
fobrt ieOen Wontug, M'ittiUod mo
5reitoa s llbr Born, SnmItogS ln1Se
1890 Nad)nt. bon Der 2igbtltroBe al,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

Gr. 1924, on BnItiwors.s trabs. BIN.
mer an S.rrcn 3u bermietber. = Heinfte
0eirdnfe mo Wcine. ~annsBteip'P rnlis'
rcts"Hier. YcrinmnIunasIofdI beS Oft
Qombar6fir. Sntmerp Wont. iirb peib'
Tcrcins. Chef. IcI-ySolte 2652 @.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
ttt Ger nNrhsiter Mdnl1erdor"

**+ Ger oHrbtiter VPdnlerdor"
pcronitoItct belrtc. 5onrtng, ocn %.
SUM, cine groBe Grfurliou ro6
6oir &iciu am Nod Greet. 9ieie Gr.
furiioncn ocS o4rbcitcr Vt0nner.
horS" 5Gblcn 5ll oen popuIdrlten
Observation-Disclosures mdbrcnO oa3
Sontmcr9 mo ncrocn bon AQcn,
ole bcreit8 ioldcn bcigclpobnt bn6en,
nit 3rclrccn bcqriiBt. NGberc Sin.
5cltbcitcn iibcr 3cit mo Grt Scr 9tus
lobrt limo al onOCrer Stclle Oe3
o9cllti6en Gorrciponocntcn" erijd)t.
lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
Suicph shiuenaer,e GaLe.

2f15 6aiusrton 8pab, nn9s 8reberid. Hee.
Sie beitcn gSeiue i'm gSciieno. W(dbls
aciiell 3l ieoer Belt. @efhditslIuf6 cine
SpeBiGlit1t. - Sn"lptn1nrtier oes ~Sars
rpIiuus Arbc iicrry0tduntr6ur5".
(MpriI20,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

Nenn Jhr Weio nothia babt, fuenoet Gad
an MID. Sdrleben aHf Saldre. Wi1htli oocr
@rutoeiaentbum. acknowledgement. Seine
geibacfddftssW ietbooen. DIR. areiner. Ut. t20,
Sors.* aen: Straft. /. Slur, ganncrb Building.
(apriI15-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

6 anteH uub ctattaHbtpS =.
en,Iro's Gontou pteocrfrans.Saae.

Ggrina's Canton 2iebcrfranj.pane.
Siionclts6de 3. CTR. II. 5aits9loe., Canton.
Snupi I~unrtier ocs Gnrtoi 2teherfron5 -
Sinaltntoe icScu 9unucriin9 .abcno.
9nmcnsG crein ncrfnnnlcIt itf ieoen Dten'
ifna ahcno. WutionnlsaHicr am 3dpt.-
G%bcfnpcnfe 9cIepbon. Wolfe 1453 j.
RlprtIt3IM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
9u u%erfanftu:

Giue quito @cIcqcnbcii; 1929 unb 1880. Sol
iin3,Strnbe. muhertc hreiitGtiqc JRobnbdirTcr
In ieincm 3uilalbe. % bel $50 Sus: ruiiiIeil
b%erfarft iperOetr. Iirt cint1 glabIub uh8utpidcln.
GudSufrngen bel Gbas. ". gcdcr. Tr. i20, ~.
GnrfnsStrabr. peioe 3clcrbons. U27@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
oenrn 6. aleIn,s Rchanran:.

Rr. 2i6. Glubs, nnbc 9opnroaSirabe.
Ror8iiaIi6e 93cilc. Gpirituoieu u. llnion'
Giaarrct. @citcS 8icr am 31pf. 2unfh
fiir @eihdfiSleute bon 1t.30 NorTl. biz
2 llbr Hdhmittngs. Ielcp9uu &. & y.
Wtt. BerllOu 300S-t. (W(lr32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
ehmint,s .nihenrrona.oaae.

SIUHIDfn
gdc 3. UNI @olipbsSirnbe. 6nlptnlntitcr
hes rgabcrn ar. lint. sglcrcinS." pSi6cr'
rnnSs8amctbcreirs," Canton SSutmcrlu.
SuIis NM 4cibsBercirs. ~9enifbe &c
miitbIiffeit" n0cNelihmicocs unioh" uno
gSefpcrzGonflobe gir. AS, :. 8. 8" Url'
foes Bier 8r iehcr 3eit. 2elepbot; q.
& Y. WoIf 2b00 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
aeam Rukp's RrEanralt,

gr. 1iO4. Ioro'Gentra .sbemie.
Der .gtnrnpt Snlmeripnbrenhe Faubereir
bon baltimore" herlnlHmeIt ft bier
irncu 0lontda. - 6ccrae srebm a 3ons
bier nm 3Hpi. nab oeut'der Grt bireft
bom Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

MRWen ioinrt perfaun werseu,

Giuipe bitbi6c oreifiodisc gBobnbdifcr i'm
rorbipcfiIihcu Sinhttbeilc. hiuip fir hnIhioc
8drfer. 9iuhSuirnqcn hei GbnS. n. geder, VII.
400, Euro sEnrrH' Strngc. U27@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

*ff gn on0crCr Stcllc oc3 oIctt-
id)en Gorrclponocttcn" miro uul Die
pr06tigcn @cttcrton. mo Bort De-
poiit' Grfuriioneu ouimcrtiom &c.
modt. Scrrlide Scencric'rL Sc
birg9. Hniidtcn, Die 0roBcn @riiden
limo 5u icOcr 3cit cin @emnB iiir Die
Alrgcn. Nid1tS romntt Dem SuSQlre.
bollno Tipcr glcid. @cttcrtou lit ell
popuIdrcr Elob nit grobcn neltcn
@otcIa. Die i~einltcn @cute benuben
oiclc gu9iIiigc. Ndberc Gin5cInbei'
ten ii1O aus Der An5ei0c 3ll crieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

Ser IN Scr Sfon0oIoiioirc nit Dem
@ciototcn @omcu arg compromlt
tirtc Spills StootaicfrctGr lOll
&obn Goul Sores 0cbcinc bcirl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

F'' Der Onmpirr oGmn1u Giles"
miro aud oieicn CONNER ie0en 0ien-
tag uuO 0onrerltng HumOiobrten Die
Noi binlruter mnd)elt. Ger 0umpier
bcrIdEt iciItcu Nicr I'M 7 llbr Bor-
mittug3 mo febrt nm 10 llbr
9lbcnO9 5uriid. Gine aupe0e beiin.
oct lih an 9oro mo Der Yreis iiir ole
N%un0iubrt bctrGgt MIR 30 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25

sde eait. nnS Saii.@6enuss Canton.
WlarnIdnbsTeIepbon - II q.
S~0liptauartter ocs 8efnrereretns -Gbel.
petb,- r9amen.Nercins beB qbeIiuetb--
~@nrtonsG olcInbcs Rr. 445. 3. o. o..
~Srtenfal.D ifirifts SIR. 1853, .. us nnb
-eortnn Spars u. BersniignnaSsBsretns"
(Sept2t ,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-25
AMmsIosr,n Nser

gtr. 701 unb TOT, Rom6nrb.s trabe. otab.
Ipneiotpn. Seiufte 8eine unb Qiaii5re.
Ter ~aefilroeffe orr auf Der erhe. - Die
betten Bool.Yariors In 6tebIanbtonn u.
Brompte Bebiennns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

We have just received another lot of
those popular Mohair Shirt Waist Suits in
black, blue and brown. This is an extra
good quality Mohair Suit, well made and
nicely finished. The priceis only 81. so.
We have very neat Suit made Of
white spot mohair, nicely finished and well
made--a very popular styled Suit. This
Suit we have priced at SIS. SO. You
should see this Suit to appreciate the val
ue.
Our line of White Shirt Waist Suits
has made for US many friends, as all who
have seen them say il is the best line they
have seen. Our sales on these Suits have
more than doubled those Of any previous
season. They are priced from 81 oS to
$3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See the mohair suits for only $3.50
at Abbotts.
See the BrilliantiHe suits for only
s2.9s at Vaughan's.
Guyer straw hats are the best. For
sale by Moore & Owens.
Children's wash suits, blouses, shirt
waists, straw and crash hats at Nc
Whorter's.
Will parents kindly remind their
children of the children Day" rehear-
sal at the Universalist vestry, Thursday,
June list, at D. me- A large atten-
dance is desired. VIII the older mem
bers OF the Sunday school please be pre-
sent to help the little oness
At the Intercity ball grounds tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock, Norwich
University will play the strong Man
haitian College team. Three of the Man
haitian bunch have been signed with the
Rutland league team this summer
Coulombe viii be in the box for Nor
wich.
Fish and Game Warden Dyer has re-
lVclftu many tVhlPlalHVSs elic i"1t NAiN
this morning, that dogs are chasing deer
| in the lower end of the city and In Ber'
| lin. He is going to shoot every dog seer
chasing deer, and it might be well fol
owners Of the dogs to take warning
also the hunters themselves. There are
many deer in this vicinity this spring
There was strong attraction at the
Barre opera house last evening witt
Ward and Vokes, supported by an ex
cellent company, appearing in "A Pan
of Pinks". 1t was bundle of laughter
and song, which was much enjoyed by
fair audience Ward and Nokes, al
funny men, had to hustle to keep NJ
with little Charles Howard as key
Lock. The women in the chorus wer'
above the average OF those seen on tn
Barre stage this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
RAIN COATS.

The special values we are showing in
Rain Goats have been appreciated by
many who have awaited themselves Of the
opportunity to buy high-grade Coat at
the price of half cotton one.
One lot Of all-wocl Rain Goats which
have sold in a regular way for Sos 50,
SIz.5o and sI4 90, in this sale at
SIS. so. No two alike. These are SAM
pies we bought under price and we are
giving the trade the benefit of our pur-
chase.
One lot Of Rain Goats in light and
dark. These are made Of Atwood cloths
and many Of them Priestley cloths Goats
that have sold at $1,000, sIs.oo and
SIS. 90. These are selling at Sil.75
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
LADIES' JACKETS.

We are offering few odd Fitted Goats
for the next few days at prices which are
sure TO interest those who are in pursuit
of Coat.
One lot Of Fitted Goats in covert cloth
which have sold for $4,000, $1,000,
SIS. 90 and $500, no two alike. If
your size is among them, it is money
saving proposition for you. The whole
lot put IN at one price, So so each, to
close.
We are making some special prices on
all Fitted Goats in the regular stock gar
ments. We can give you good Fitted
Coat, lined, from SIS. 90 to 50 oS.
See our line Of Short Loose Goats in
covert, with or without strap, plated and
plain backs, priced from So, % to $40 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
Straw Hat Time!

The smiling. Don't wait until he laughs outright
your discomfort before you get your head under the
cool shade Of Straw Hat. Straws have their say
now. The scope is much broader this One
choose his Summer Headgear from variety of shapes and
braids Sennit brads, China split brads, Porto Rcan
and of all Swell and swagge styles for the
Young and shapes for the business
10c, 25e, SlOO up to $500. We've everything you
can ask for in Straw Hat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
A. P. ABBOTT col P. ABBOTT CO. a. P ABBOTT CO.
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-02
Disturbance in Russia Not Like that
Which Bafhed France in Blood.

Disturbance in Russia Not Like that
Which Bathed France in Blood.
Many thought that the scenes in st.
Petersburg were but the opening Of
revolution similar to the tragedy that
bathed France in blood. There was lit
tie similarity between the two.
In Russia we have on the one side the
nobility; the rich and powerful. On the
other side, the poor and ignorant, who
have never had any voice in govern
mene nor a single right that the throne
was bound to respect. The line is sharp
ly drawn. The ruling class has soldiers
and the will to use them. In France
the people had been given a taste of
government in the assembling of the
States General. They wanted more of it.
Not only that, but in their ranks were
many men and women of the titled class
who believed that the governed should
have a hand in government, that the
power Of the monarch should be strictly
limited. On the throne was Louis XVI,
a mild-mannered individual, without any
great amount of force. Leaving the JUS
tice of the peoples cause out of the ques-
ton, there isn't a doubt that If he had
had the soldiers and the nerve to use
them, as they were used in st. Peters
burg. there would have been no French
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-02
SCENE OF RUSSIAN SLAUGHTER.
Bire's-Eye Diagram of the Yone of
Awful st. Petersburg Massacre.

Bire's-Eye Diagram of the Yone of
Awful st. Petersburg Massacre.
From the accompanying bird's-eye dia-
gram of the zone of the awful st. Peters
burg massacre and the barricade battles
of Sunday and Sunday night, prepared
by the Chicago American from cabled re-
ports and photographs. the readers will
lie able to inform themselves as to the
clay of the land' and the real events of
that day and night of slaughter. On
Vassili Island (see cross), where the
great government iron works in which
the first of the strikes was declared are
situated and where the great mass of the
st. Petersburg industrial class lives, the
concentration for the march of the strik-
ers to the Winter Palace took place.
The great assemblage of peaceful-mind-
ed artisans, intent only on presenting
humble petition to the Car, their little
father" and the head of the church to
which they are devoted, then split into
two sections, one taking up the march
to the palace from Vassili Island via the
Troitsky bridge Tin the background and
the other section going over the great
Nicholas bridge (see arrow. Large num-
bers of both sections reached unmolested
the splendid section of the city occupied
by the Winter Palace, the spacious gar
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-02

While at the time this is written the
military evidently have the situation in
st. Petersburg well in hand, advices say
that great excitement exists through
out the country. Gen. Trepoff, the
new Governor General of st. Peters
burg, has been given absolute authorl-
y over the military and police, and
even vested with the power Of exile,
and 1t is evident that the govern
ment is dealing firmly with the situa-
ton. Many persons have been ar
rested, among them being Maxim
Gorky, the author and reform leader,
who, the Associated Press is privately
informed, was taken into custody at
his home at Riga. A notice was posted
at all the works in st. Petersburg Civ
ing the strikers twenty-four hours to
return to work and intimating that
those who do not comply will be de-
ported to the villages.
Governor General Trepoff and Min
lister Of Finance Kokovseff issued q
proclamation which reveals the gov
ernment's plan for breaking the strike
throughout Russia.
The proclamation Is conceived in a
paternal tone and points out that hon
est workmen, who want to better their
condition, should have brought their
demands to the government instead of
being misled by agitat0rs into affili-
ating with a movement which is not
confined to economic aspirations. II
invites them to return to work, prom
Using them in the Emperor's name a
revision Of the general law so as to
restrict the hours of labor, the insti-
tuition Of plan for State insurance
and otherwise to meet their demands
20 far as the law will permit, and guar
antees them protection against inter.
ference by agitators.
By promising to yield the question
Of the hours of labor, which are now
legally eleven in Russia, the authori
ties believe they will meet the main
grievance of the workmen. This, to-
gether with the guaranty of protec'
ton, the authorities hope will induce