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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
MALLORY DIDN'T WAIT.
Bennington Man Preferred Not to Meet
Probable Charge.

Bennington, Feb. 24.-James Mallory,
who took goods from A. X. Ritchie's
store which we're found at his house
last Saturday, has disappeared for parts
unknown He was last seen in team
going IN the direction Of Pownal.
Mallory was charged with Ileptoman-
ia but was not arrested He was at
his work in one Of the mills and hoped
that the matter could be settled with
out criminal action. Mr.. Richie be-
lieyes that the removal Of his store
began about six years ago, but probably
not in large quantities until with the
past two years. His inventory last year
showed that something was wrong, but
he was unable at that time to locate
the leak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
Burlington Church Centennial.

Burlington, Feb a. The First Con-
gregatioual parish here yesterday OBJ
served the Tooth anniversary of its
formation. The speakers at meeting
included the Rev. u. n. Dewey, pastor
Of the Church Of the Pilgrims, Brook
lyn, the Rev Dir. 1. 0. Barstow Of Yale
Theological School and Gen. o. O How
ard, q. s. A. (retired), Of Burlington.
Later in the day a banquet was served,
followed by centennial service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
Why WE ARE BAD.
Lautier Lays States Laxity to Non-Re-
ligious Schools.

Toronto, Ont, Feb. "a. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier in his speech AZ OTTAWA de-.
lending the establishment Of Roman
Catholic separate schools in the Canadi'
az West, minated that the absence
q the teaching Of Christian morals and
Shristian dogmas IN the schools Of the
United states was responsible ii a large
measure for the lynchings, murders and
divorces IN that country. He did not
consider the social conditions Of the
eiyh society Of the States as good ss
Nose Of Canada. HE thanked heaven,
he said, he was living in this country
Inc News takes him to task for this
and says;
hose who believe our national mo-
Talty i vastly superior to that Of the
Ghl1ea states are ito rather dangerous
state q self-satisfaetion."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
INVESTIGATION TO BE THOROUGH
Commissioner Working on the Oil Trust
Matter.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Although yes.
terday was holiday, Commissioner
Garfield made some progress in his plans
for the investigation Of the STANDARD
Oil Company. lie had in conference
with him about thirty special agents,
whom he is instructing in the duties
they are about to perform. That the
investigation will be thorough was
shown BY the fact that many men ia
the bureau who have hitherto never
been in the field but are regarded as
experienced lawyers, win be sent out
to gather evidence. These men viii
augment force already at work in
yestigating the petroleum industry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
FOR INDIAN FUNDS INQUIRY.
The House Committee Has Given ITS
Approval

Washington, Feb. 23.--The House
committee on Indian affairs today au-
thorized a favorable report on the Ste
phens resolutions calling upon the secre.
tary Of the interior to say whether any
Of the funds provided in the current
Indian appropriation act to supply ra-
tions to Indian children attending In
dian schools have been used in any way
for the support Of sectarian schools. II
was explained that the act referred to
contained a clause which permits the
use Of ration funds for sectarian al
we'll as other Indian schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
DIR. HARPER DOOMED.
Recovering from Operation, but Cancer
VIII Be Fatal.

Chicago, Feb. %. President William
r. Harper of the University Of Chicago,
who was operated on for cancer Of the
intestines yesterday afternoon, was re-
ported to be resting easily today after
what the doctors pronounce q good
night.
An official bulletin on DR.. Harper's
condition was issued at 2 o'clock this
morning. IT said he was sleeping quiet
", with nearly normal temperature.
The doctors express confidence that he
win recover from the operation, but
say that the cancer will probably kill
him within year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
AFTER SUFFERING NINE YEARS
VS.. Burke Of SIS W. l43d ST., New York. Was Cured Of
Grip and Bronchitis by Father Johns Medicine.

vcntive for Pneumonia and Consump-
tion, and will positively cure Colds,
Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Bronchial Troubles. II IS without
equal as body builder and health food
The money win be refunded II Father
Johns Medicine does not do all that is
claimed for it,
The 81 size contains three times the
quantity Of the soc size.
Ask your druggist for Father Johns
Medieine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
CANAL BILL BEFORE SENATE.
Morgan Believes Canal Never WIN Be
Built.

Washington, Feb. 23.--The Panama
Canal bill was taken up by the Senate,
but there was some difficulty in secur.
ing unanimous consent 70 proceed with
its consideration on account of the pres
sure to secure time to consider the ap.
preparation bills. Mr.. Kittredge gave
assurance that it would be passed in
five minutes. Mr.. Morgan offered an
amendment prohibiting the President
from filing vacancies in the Canal COM
mission when Congress is not in session,
and after speaking in favor Of his
amendment, declared his belief that the
canal viii never be built.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24

u have been suffering from chronic
bronchitis and grip for more than nine
years, aud besides doctors medicines,
used every remedy I heard of without
any relief, until I took Father Johns
Medicine I am NOW using the seventh
bottle with the result that | am gaining
strength and weight every day and have
recommended It to Ill my friends. Yours
gratefully, (Signed) W. S. Burke, 3t5
West 143rd street. New York City"
Father Johns Medicine Is sure pre-.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
Many Frozen Pipes In Burlington.

burlington, Feb. "A. There have been
more than 250 frozen service pipes Al
leady reported to the attention Of tne
WY water department. aud the number
= peilg increased dozen or more eye
M cay The trouble is confined, pm.
eipaliy y the service in the north part
u lhe city and there Is no lot up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
]. D. SANFORD DROPS DEAD.
Was State Commissioner of Highways
for Several Years.

Clarksburg, Mass, Feb. PAL. Justin
O. Sanford Of Stamford, VT, just across
the state line from Clarksburg, dropped
dead in the street here yesterday, from
heart failure. Mr.. Sanford was one Of
the best known experts on highway con
struction in Vermont, and for many
years was member Of the state high
way commission. He also served at one
time in the state Senate and for IL
years was member of the Vermont
state board Of agriculture He was
10 years old and leaves widow, two
sons and one daughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
'iles. Your druggist win refund money
I PAZ0 OINTMENT fails to cure you
6 to IA days. Fifty cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24
Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds

Laxative Bromo Cluinine, the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause.
Call for the fun name and look for sigma
ture Of E. w. Grove. 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24

North Auinpoou, MsSs. June 10 1903
Fcr nearly three Ears { WAS great sufferer
T,ith what the doctors eallac weeping eczema. I
eTapiaxed doctors auG specialists ahd / grew
worse nad 70 wsi6 tire tOct niahts sometimes
ygavfna and sometimes swearing. Ans ore who
never mad 10 can form no adF4 how l suffered
fae doctors told ne WIS s1scrsnG 81 the Tor.
tues Of he'll I tried al the oiHtnlFnfs and
washes ordered BY the doe 0rS and ryihinRI
saw advertised. and eli the Old woman s 8FnR
s0t 20 hep, aud tEefe WASH CAV n that
tinle. nearly three years. that have not lre4
s9faatning. Men and women went into ths
Heias ara woods and gathered herbs arA taFks
and STEPPED them. 1 eoald DO 20 work. Lash
January accidentally SAYS your advertisement
The next dag gotta lsotie Thetrst application
beuealtf Q greatly ana SEPT al night ard every
night since. something | had not done for nearly
three years Team newer tell half. AnFene win
have e cailnt mg home Randolph street North
Abingdon. il they wish 10 hear oER-fentA j
wish everyone u know thai 81 o. p rs the most
wonderful remedy The FIRST bottle worked
wonders I could uot 90 TO church for nearly
three years. / now 20 and can also do my work
CAPT JOSEPH FRITZ
Free press., 1905-05-06
A farm for sale.

cox has fo~ sale 100 acres of
good farm land S miles from Hays
with plenty of water. 120 good
wheat land, balance pasture. Price
so al acle on easy terms.
Free press., 1905-05-06

Mrs. Judge Reeder has some OF
handsomest tulips IN bloom ever
seen in this citY-great big double
ones, in beautiful colors. " lille
her back yard is daisy we'll worth
sc eing.
Mrs, Mary Carmichael Sites last
Saturday proved mp on her home
stead in the Saline valley before
probate Judge Arnold, as also An
drew Kuhn jr, his in the Smokey
hill valley.
If you want a washing machine
for Service do not buy a lot of
wheels. but buy a simple washing
machine, something that will wash
For sale by aenrY Wolf & Son.
The Russell young folks came
on Friday and in the ladies basket
ball after hard tussel the Normal
girls won, and the mems baseball
game 1T proved one sided being
won by tho Normals.
About 80 times has the city
water works main been tapped for
customers so far and not one of
them could be hired to take it out
of their residences or business pla-
ces. The system is already paying
running expenses, outside of the
interest.
WANTED-Quickly. few persons to
represent long established wholesale
house, among retail merchants and
agents. Local territory of few counties.
$lS salary and expenses paid weekly.
expense money advanced. Commission
extra Permanent engagement. Bus
iness successful. Previous experience
not essential Enclose self addressed
enveope. Address, SUPERINTE NDENT
TRAVELLERS, 325 Dearborn St. Chicago.
Free press., 1905-05-06
Fix your bicycles.

Bring your Bicycles to BELLS
Hardware store and get them
repaired. Good work and ma
terIal guaranteed.
Free press., 1905-05-06

Miss Tena Philip has returned
to her duties in Topeka.
Thursday was pension voucher
time again for the old soldiers.
Mat Vogle got in a car load of
steel wlndmills and towers this
week.
An Office under the 1st National
bank is beng fitted up for justice
Mulroy.
Mrs Plcken is entertaining the
Normal students at her lovely
home on the hill this Friday eve. d.
Register Peter Booth has bought
the Ike Zeiglor windmill and will
put up at his home.
Rubber heels for ease q com
fort, try them, any size. at the
Gassman Shoe shop.
DR.. Crawford preached an enter
tainlng discourse in the Lutheran
church last Sunday
The pump at the cemetery has
been put in shape for those de-
siring to wet the plants and bushes
out there,
Maj shal Leonhardt don't want
TO see the farmers horse drink dir
ty water, so fixed the city water
troth so 1t can be drained & cleaned
Joy & Schecster are doing the
plastering IN the Schlyer tlats.
The big north room has been divi
dcd into Office rooms
Now that the city have had fire
truck house built the Council
should order one of the trucks to
be kept there Might be needed
In case Of south side fire.
The Honorable Probate Judge
had pleasure of celebrating May
day by marrying Miss Jane Leigh
ton to Bert Gumble, the young
couple from the east Saline.
The former friends in Buckeye
of Albert M Smith will be glad
to hear that he is now the owner
of "A fine 160 acre farm in south
Trego county on which he is
now proving up.
1t is next week when the Salina
Commercial club swing round the
loop. going west on the Plainville
branch, coming back over this
road and spend Wednesday night
here, reaching our depot in theil
special train about s o'clock, visit
ing our business men and town on
Thursday morning until 10,
About 100 of the Salina business
men will be in the party.
Free press., 1905-05-06
WARNING. TSssRsss Saifss.

A letter from President Wilkin
son, under date OF April 81, con-
tanned the following, addressed TO
the undersigned: ''The Board
directed you to put up notices,
Hnntsng and EEshsmg for6id-
den on these grounds. By order
Of the Board Of Regents.
From personal conference with
a member of the Board / interpret
the order to apply to all parties
not connected IN any way with
the State Nolm NAL school and to
refer to the creek and timber with
the rest OF the Reservation set
apart as a campus for the school
FSikiana s. PIckep, R0inc5pqt
Free press., 1905-05-06

The Brunswick hotel has had
Matt Vogle put them in a water
works system that will prove con
venlent.
No wonder Fields hired him,
see what others say:
Il had Matt Vogle do the
Plumbing IN my residence, con
sisting of bath tub, lavatory, clos
ct drinking fountain, sink and pres
sure boiler and lawn work, and at
ter a two months trial all are IN
perfect working order. And after
talking to and enqulring of expe
rienced plumbers of Kansas city,
1 find l have a perfect job at low
cost.
While Mr.. Vogfe is not an old
hand at the business, l can recon-
mend him as On honest and reliable
man, he not onlv studies his work
in detail before doing it, bnt be
also studies all the different makes
Of Fixtures. which Is very impor
tant especially in closets. | can
recommend him as the BEST we
have IN this town.
l will be glad anytime to show
any body his work at my residence.
ALIEN. Z. BIssING
Mr.. Vogel asks all to inspect his
work and material at Alols Bis
sings, Decker's and others and be
gIad to figure on your work.
Free press., 1905-05-06
Local Happenings.

Ducks and curlew are around
again.
Craig Is now busy moving of a
house for Adkins.
Court meets here next Tuesday
to try cases without jury.
Fire has destroyed the big barn
of John Basgall down uer Peitfer.
johnson & Cullens hauled ano
ther car of state coal over to the
Experiment station this week.
Vogel got 10 car load of
tanks and is kept busy putting 'em
together.
r~ Get your shoes Repaired
at the GASsaIAN shoe shop. All
work quickly and neatly done.
Last Friday evening" Miss Edo
ra Arnold gave dancing recep-
ton to about 40 of her Young
friends aud a nice time enjoy ed.
Wednesday was pension examI
nation day by our medical board
and several old soldiers were here
TO be examined.
Trees around our town are com
ing out In leaf handsomely.
And the thousands set out by our
citizens this spriHg will add much
TO the, beauty of our town.
Now that the weather Is warm
ing up and trees and vines sprout
ing those having city water are
using lots OF 1t for irrigation and
keeps the pump going most of
the time.
ELLIS came up this Friday to
play a return game with the Nor
mails and this time the score was
Normal 5. Ellis
Next Monday afternoon the
Hays and Normal play their 2nd
game.
The City found a dumping place
down near Jake Bisslng's where
they are filling up and leveliDg a
street. The street Commissioner
Is now on his tour of inspection
and willreport to the Police judge
all violators of the ordinance, 1t
is 81 fine and costs.
Our Street commissioner should
spend a day going around town
filling up the holes left in the water
works openings, taking the dirt
needed from off the ridges.
There is a danger, wagon breaker
ditch near the city warer trough.
ER Cole has bought the Yost
windmill back of the post office
to put up IN his pasture IN north
part of town. One after another
of the wind lifters oome down as
the city water goes In.
Free press., 1905-05-06

At RunyoR's machinery ware
house they have something extra
useful to the farmers IN the way
of a grain dump, unloading the
load of grain into your granary
without handling Go see it,
Mcclure will have his car of pa
wing brick here In a few days and
if you are figuring on having a
sidewalk laid best see him as 1T
will save you money if the haul
ing is direct from the car to your
place.
Gus Riedel attended services at
Pleasant hill last Sunday and from
the reports it is easily seen why
he is building gae house aad is so
willing tho old folks can move to
town Everyone likes her .
The fire boys were much thank
ed Tuesday as they took a section
of hose aud thoroughly wet Chest
nut street from the court house to
the livery stable, and Main street
we'll laying the dust.
Wednesday was another terrific
day for wind and dust and they
did it again.
The Kincalues Ideal washing
machine is not only machine for
service but also so simple that a
child can operate it and weighs on
ly about % pounds, in two parts,
which makes about 129 each, so
any lady can handle with ease.
Free press., 1905-05-06
Summer sessio n
Western Kansas State Normal
SchooI TT Ho Va

School, Ft. Ha. vs.
Opens May 29-closes July 2S.-
A session of nine weeks fer only
S. tuition. The best of facilities
and accommodations as cheap as
elsewhere Good board nd neat
rooms at low prices A ifnlI fac
ulty will teach ia the Summer
school. Fine Labratory, modern
gymnasium, we'll selected library.
a handsome building. all the equip
ment of a good sckool. This is
the place for YOUR children to
come to summer school.
For Informrtion address
". s. PicEen, PRINCIPAL,
HAYS. Kansas
Free press., 1905-05-06
Geo. Philip & Son are agents
for the Majestic Ranges.

Geo. Philip & Son are agents
for the Majestic Ranges.
The Public school have neatly
fixed up their fences.
DR., Snyder has brought Jonah
Mutton thru. so he can take the
bandage off his eyes.
Painter Rose has gone out to his
Cove county homestead to do a
little farming.
It is dog tax time and If you
have a dog better see the city
marshal
Miss NewIin is back to her du-
ties at school and reports a nice
time at the weddlng-not hers.
Arnholdt has put up neat wire
fence around his residence prop
ertY on south Chestnut street
Henry Wolfe & Son have the
agency for the Klncaites ''Ideal'
Washing machine. 1t is the best
Will Grabbe now takes his Of
fee as county Superintendent and
Alex Meier retlres.
Jim Craig and johnson are
improving the dam out at the
Normal school.
Mrs. Ada Petit of Topeka,
Kansas is here on a visit to her
parents and friends.
DR.. Crawford, the eye glass man
had SO much work this trip that
he remained several days
The windmill at the former
Madden house opposite the Yost
mill turned inside out in the big
wind on Wednesday.
Henry Wolf & Son have for sale
a Feed Chopper which can be at
tached to a wind mill 1t works
splendid
Photographer Voss has added a
neat porch and picket fence to his
residence property, and is getting
a neat place.
Isaac Zelgler has added fine
bath tub and fxIngs TO his resi-
dence now that they have the city
water.
Elder See held communion al
| the Methodist church here and al
Ellis last Sunday and preached an
entertaining sermon.
The church and sunday schoo
at the Pleasant hill school house
last Sunday afternoon was well at
Ntended and very interesting.
Free press., 1905-05-06

Take due notice that it will pay
better to put Your horse or cow
IN pasture than let run loose on
the streets as l shall take up and
impound, as required by ordidance
every stray animal in our city.
JESSE LEONHARDT. Marshal
Free press., 1905-05-06
He can sharpen

our L avn mower. Saw, ect-. bot
ter than any man in this town
Try GEORGE DRAKE at his
shop on I 'bestnut street near the
Brunswick hotel.
The Klncaitcs 'Ideap washing
machine is no%t only washing ma
chine IN name. but the most ser
viceable and sim pie one made.
SEQ 1t at Henry Wolf q Sons
hardware store.
Our former re sld.ent, jim Ship
pee lives down at; Mexico city and
has shipped here and this week
HughY Irwin set up, a nice mon
ument IN memory of his son An
drew Shippee who dred here Oct
1892 and for his wife Nary, who
died in April 1852. Our citizens
are glad to see the graves IN oul
city of the dead deco rated and II
hear from the old man
Free press., 1905-05-06

Very handsome cards are out
that announce the marriage OF our
former Hays girl, Eleanor j, the
daughter of Mr. & Mrs Hill p.
Wilson, to Edward 6. Edison in
the Trinity church at Lawrence
next Wednesday evening, the 10th
and her many friends here are
sending their heartiest congratu
lations..
They will reside in Chicago and
be SAT Home there after June l.
Free press., 1905-05-06

The Normal and 1st Hays play
ed a good game Monday. was a
hard and uncertain battle TO the
end closing with a score 60 n
favor of the Normal,
The following was the way the
game went s. H. so. Il
NormaIs l 3
Hays , IL c
Miller and Mills were the reSpeC
tive pitchers.
This Friday afternoon the Ellis
CLUB come up to play their re
turn game.
Free press., 1905-05-06

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4s9MoI IoJ IeouodS e5Io0O eos 90
'AlIB!oeds Z SugcoH OIL puB
NOHI UHZINVAIFD
Free press., 1905-05-06
Boarding house d RENT.

The DELAY house ON South
Chestnut street. Is being repaired
and painted, has Is roome, at low
rent and make a spleadid private
boarding house.
NJ. M. BANNISTER.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-28
SETHTON

Easter services We're well attended at
the NJ. +. Church.
ABBY Gardner had the misfortune 10
lose good horse Thursday.
Miss Lavina Holiday and Albert Joslyn
of Egypt Were guests at V. II. Gardner ;
Saturday.
Several from this vicinity had bust
ness in Carson City Saturday.
Everybody is invited TO help clean the
stone church Tuesday.
Mrs. d. l.. Wiles was the lucky one
20 draw the quilt at Mrs. Leet's Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs J. b. Jarvis were guests
at James Gardeners, Of Brice Sunday
Mrs Ethyl McNabb. of Ithaca, Is tn,
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. y
Il. Moore
John Jarvis is having his sheer
sheared
Archie Wilcox is working for Verne
Gardner.
Mrs John Noll is receiving a visit
from her neice, Miss McWilliams, OF
Ohio.
VIM Bennett and daughter. Mabel
of California, are making his mother
Mrs j. &. Gardner. visit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-28
FOX GROVE

Last "Wednesday party from Ithaca
was down this way fishing.
Kali Hall and two sons are moving
into Mrs. Hastner's house.
Frank Peach was called to Ithaca on
the Board of Supervisors last Monday.
Arthur Fox, of Ithaca, attended the
dance at Foxs hall last Friday night,
also visited his cousin, Wesley Fox,
over Sunday.
Mrs Marsh Is very sick with rheuma-
tism.
The Easter services last Sunday night
were well attended and all enjoyed the
program, which was very nice.
Quite "A joke on n couple of our young
men, who went TO Alma to see their
girls at the dormatOry. Their buggy
was taken apart and put together NJ
stairs, but they were not kind enough e.
bring il back so the boys had to go after
il, making them little late in getting
home | would suggest TO those boys,
that il would be better to patronize the
Alma feed barn next time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-28
WEST PINE RIVER

Mrs ID. Wood. of Alma, and Mrs.
Fred Kyes spent Saturday and Sunday
with their sister in Summerton.
w. Bacon and r. Fookes and family
spent Sunday ar X. Woods and J.
Fookes' and their families
Arthur SpOnseller. of Mt Pleasant,
has hired ont to Date Wright for this
summer.
Mr.. Humphrey lost one of his horses
last week.
Iva Church Is working for Mrs Rot
Wood.
y religious meeting was held at the
{. f. Wright home Sunday evening.
Henry Adams, Of Alma, spent Sunday
with his parents ;. Adams.
Len Johnson and wife are visiting
friends here