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Williams news., 1906-02-17

B. Solomon, a travelling salesman, formerly the representative of Jacob Salzman at Seligman. was in the city the first of the week.
 Edith B. Scott became of age the 2d day of April, 1905. All leases made by her guardian since that date are null and void. c. P. Sill vernail, agent Scott estate.
 Mary Wood of Bisbee has brought suit for divorce in the district court against John Wood, because John "wood" not provide her with the necessaries of life, as she states in her complaint.
 For glasses see Dr. Swikerath.
 Work on the Lindstrom cottage is being rushed as rapidly as possi- ble and it is expected to have the house almost completed tonight. Some time during the coming week it will be ready for occupancy.
 Last Saturday, near Phoenix, ex- Delegate J. F. Wilson received some severe injuries to his head and shoulders by jumping from a buggy during runaway. One of the lines had broken and the team became unmanageabl ble.
 L. s. Williams, of Williams, was in the city today in the interest of the Babacomari grant cases. The grant is on the back tax book and the payment, which amounts to a considerable figure, will probably be paid shortly.-Tombstone Pros: pector, Feb. 9.
 Dr. L. M. Swikerath will be here all day Sunday and rlonday, February 18th and 10th.
 At the primary hearing of Mrs. Hattie Buckley, charged with child abandonment, Tuesday, the de- fendant was dismissed. In moving for the dismissal of the case the as- sistant district attorney said he be- lieved that the woman had already been sufficiently punished by the exposure of her offense.-Phcenix Republican.
 Sheriff Henderson was here on Wednesday for the purpose of col lecting a license tax on all slot ma chimes, amounting to about one dollar per day. The agent for the machine company, Frank Gabberd, refused to pay the tax and conse- quently moved out all the machines except the ones in Jones', Sweet woods and Miners saloons. The rest will be sent to San Francisco.
 E. G. Dubois, who for the past four years has faithfully and we'll performed the duties of town clerk and treasurer, announces this week his intention of once more being candidate for these offices. Ed. says that this will be his last request for the votes of the people to elect him to that position, and if successful this time he will faithfully perform the duties of the joint office as he has done in the past. Read his an- alaa..l.o :. kl:a :a...a-
Williams news., 1906-02-17
.cocal Hews
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
Dr. Swikerath is now here.

Wm. F. Dermont departed yes terday for visit in the east.
 Ed. Hoffmeyer is having a fence erected around his residence prop erty.
 Dr. R. O. Raymond now has his office at the Grand Canyon Drug Co.'S store.
 Suits for the Domino Ball may be had at Joe Johnston's. Leave your order early.
 Dr. w. A. Baker departed Mon day for Flagstaff on his regular semi monthly trip to that place.
 Gov. Kibbey has issued his Ar bor Day proclamation for Apache, Navajo. Coconino, Mohave and Yavapai counties. and has desig- mated Fraday, April 6, 1906, as the day.
 Adolphus Busch. the millionaire brewer of St. Louis. arrived here last Tuesday in a special car, while on his way to California to be pres ent at the marriage of his daughter. He made the side trip to the Canyon.
 For Sale-A few elegant building lots in San Diego, at bargain: on time. Abstract title given. Call on or address c. c. HULL,
 Williams (Depot).
 There is considerable dissatisfac- ton prevalent because of the slow delivery of the mails at the local postoffice after the arrival of the trains. On Monday No. 7 arrived on time here, 12:35, and it was just half hour later, 1:05, when the mail was brought over from the depot.
 A special train of three or four cars arrived here Wednesday,, bear ing party of railroad officials who were on tour of inspection of the line. Among them were A. C.. Wells, I. L. Hubbard and Supt. E. J. Gibson They made the side trip to the Canyon to look into the con- dition of the roadbed.
 In this issue of the NEWS appears the announcement of Charles H. Adams that he will be a candidate for election to the office of marshal of the town of Williams at the com. ing spring election. At the present time and for the past year and over Mir. Adams has served the people very acceptably in the capacity of constable, hence he feels that he is thoroughly qualified to fill the posi- tion of town marshal. He asks your consideration and support at the election to be held on Monday, April 2.
 R. K. Farnsworth, after a weeks visit in the city, departed again Tuesday for Los Angeles, where he will again resume treatment for the cancer on his chin. He stated that just twenty-five years ago Tuesday he had first gone to California from Dallas, Texas, and had considera- ble good luck. He trusted that that being the anniversary would preju- dice the fates in his favor and that he would enjoy speedy recovery. Later MT. Farnsworth expects to make his proposed trip into the northwest.
 A notable mining deal in Yava- pal county is the recent transfer of title to the Blue Bell group to the Arizona Exploration company. This company is composed principally of the stockholders of the Arizona Smelling company, which is con- structing the immense smelling plant at Humboldt. E.. A. flag gott, the well known mining en- gineer, at one time connected with the Lombard Goode plant here at Williams, who has developed the property from a mere prospect to it's present stage. will have charge of operations in the capacity of su- nerinfendent
Williams news., 1906-02-17
For Sale

c. P. SILVERNAIL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

Cures Blutes Hd rsgte uno @uer @es
tpifsn gua bss gruosrtrisgss bef8uls
biets!
Sas barf ri9t borfommen!
Sn ben 3eitsn Der &ube uno beg
5risbens bau Elm f9irm.nocs Dad ees
gen ftiirmsnbss Wetter!
S9on sinmaI 6atten bic beiosn
Wd9te einen S9iebgeri9tsbertrag OBJ
sei9loRen! Der Senat berDarf ibn.
absr ME isssnsrsiG f6nnte sr fi4 ers
tueiisn, tpsnn auf beibsn Ssiten Wib'
berfdnbnife befidnoen. tuen1 bic
Stimms Der 2eioeni9aft ibr 5aupt ers
b6be. l1no fein materieuss SntereRe
In Der Welt 1T groB genug, um bas
Yerbrs&sn zines 3risgss 3wii8en BEE
ben 9dnosrn su rsGtfsrti9sn. grin9t
ale sttua auftaudenoen Sifsrenaen Dor
elm G9ieesssri9t! Seine Stimms
m6se 3mii9en 8rtiosrn i4li4ten uno
Der @srs&tigteit ben Siss ertbsilen.
auf benin sur Sbat. Sbr amerita-
ner beuii9er Nbtunft, unb aQe, bic
Sbr msint, oaB Elm appea on bic Waf.
fen muir I'm duBsrasn NotbfaQs erfOls
gen bari! gerfammelt gu9 am 10.
Mai b. s., absnbs 8 nbr. In Der
COOPER Union our WaHenoeriamm'
lung. 2onsrsbabssorbnster &idarb
gartbolo bon MiROuri piro bic 5aupt-
rsbs baItsr. Die Stimme bon Is. 0O0..
600 amsritansrtt uirb ash6rt tuerosn.
Sbr isl6t aber tperoet oas erbebenos
@sfhbl habsn, baB Sbr %gsffanbsn babi
unb gsfritten FIR uabre 8rtiosrli&feii
uuo Wenidli&teit, fur 5Orti8ritt uno
Civilization.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

&analer SaD BON Der SDratuie.
uniperftdt, Der tiirsli& ertldrts, baB
ale Beanie Der Stanbaro Oil 60.
nod ieiner Anf9t ygbrenmdnnsr"
finb Inb ungsreGter Wsife uno iiige.
bort beroammt tusrben, folte aIs loai-
f&sr Senter bod NAL ben Begrifi
sgbrenmann", uie er ibn auHaBt, be-
iniren. gr piirbe pisle anbsre Sruf.
Wagnaten f9 bsrpf1i9ten, tusnr er oas
Bolt iiberaeugen f6nnte, bab Wilio.
ldre, pel9e BITE @sfsbs Der 0srsinigfsn
Staten mifentli9 tibertretsn, Wsin.
eide f9p6ren, oas Bolt ausiaugen uno
@ei4dftsfonfurrentsn bur9 gsmsins
Sali9e uno Rdnte an ben Bsttsliiab
bringen, ale ~gbrenmdnner au bstra9s
ten iinp. Sa f9 Der ssIsbrte 9err
ieoenfaas ielbf aur 3abl Der .gbrsn.
mdnnsr" 3dblt. blrfte e intsrsRani
isiu. bon ibm 3u srfabren. Oh er bte
c~bsnsrudbnten e&uftig!siten eusntusl
felbf begeben tuiirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
gertrnrrene peee.
8oman bon Mffreb eaKem.

6eutsen Summer oises glattes begnnenoen ROnan ssboten. Mit arO=
btm @e9id berRsbt ss Der gsrfaHsr, cine einfa@e SanoIuus in unbs.
melnbem, f9liatem WHltsu NIT innerem @ehalt 3u bskben, feline 8efolten
as wirtlits Meni9en bon 6leif9 unb Slut unierer @mpfnbunq nabe u
ridden, ub bas 6erbs Der ef9htternben 8ragit bs @anssn burh eiu,n
~beribbnsnbsn Isidlub 3u ntloern.
Gin bura f9were S&idiaIsi9Idse i&On firth in Der taIten. liebIoSsn
get alsinFsbsnosr iun9er Wsnn fnoet enbltb in Der eruioerten 2ebe AT
etnem i96nsn absr armen gbeIfrdusin BIN &utspuntt ieines Saisins.
limb NIT Der 8sbe menbst f9 i9einbar aud bas Glfd ibm au, inoem er
bur9 ben Sob zines 8eruanbten in 8oabefB zines sroBen germ6aens oe.
lanst. e9On wdbnt er f4 am 3&Ie feinsr @anf9s, ba erfd6rt feline
Braut am So93sttstage bon benz duf i'm rubenoen 8srba&t in 0srbia.
buns NIT benz SOoe istnss Wsrpanbten unS psranlabt i'm, f6 fslbf Dor
@eri&t su HELEN. Sas 6inale Der 8eribtsoerbanoIung, in beren Ier-
Iaufe Der a~nsetasie bon benz auf i'm Iaaenoen 8srouat f@ reiniat, Bill
bet cine ibredGas 9OppetraaDbie: Ser 2estsre nirb bon finer Sau:bdl.
term, elmer sresntrif9en Dame, bic Jpn Ietoeni9uftlid lkbt uno oarum
tsiner anbsrn s6nmt. sriSOHen. porauf bic M6rOsrin fb idbH Sas 9sbsn
nimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

.Sn Der NJ eentlid BON
sfpei Samen, Der @emabIin oes Iibe,
ralen &anbioaten YearIon uno ser
9ruiit oes Warqiis @rabam, 9aor
SamiIton, gefiibrten @abIfampogne
I'M @ablbiItrift @pe eefpann ser 9i-
berale Yearion, unb @rabar1 muir
oaber auf oas linn bon ieiner 9rout
beriprodene Sod5eitseeidenf zines
Wanoates ber5idten. Ger @obI.
fanpf rief groBe gufregrutg berbor.
@prset Ii quite Stall
Iur1gen! Seu9te, unretnli9t
S9tpeineftGue fino INNER ipieoer Dit
@usedngspunfte perbeerenoer Seu9en
Sunftise, niebrise @iebitGne pbnt
MduerDffnunger poer Sunii9lott
lesen in 70 pielsn TGGen Sen 9eim gu,
SuberfuloIe, forbern Die gntpidlune
Ser Maulz unS &lausni eu9e.-3ugiet
Bfer0eftdQe peruria9en rbeumatii9t
2eiben, GrfGltungen, bie SGmpfigfeii
mad ii9 s~ieben.-Sumpfe S9ofitdnt
beberbergen f9pd9li6e, empfinoli9t
Sbiere, Die ni9t nur minberpfrtbig.
grobifte liefern, fonbern Bel eerinee.
rer Sutterberipertbung erDberes 3iiitr
in Mn1pru9 nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
elbeuteuerIt9e suft5niTabrt.

ottN5tN"V|s
3u Ser Observation-Disclosures
oer beioen 9ufti9iffer @Drgen uno
9lep BON 9erliner 9ufti6ifferz 8atails
Inn beriGten Die v8erliner Neueiten
Hu6riaten": Der 8alon nobm To-
fort na9 Dem IufItieg cine nDrOliGe
Hi9tung uno beri9Dano n ben 8plz
fen. DIS Ote 2uftf9tffer I'm 5 ubr
our9 Die Wplten binour6tdmen, be-
mertten lie in elmer 6Dbe bon 700 Wies
ter, OaB fe iiber Der Office f~reiiten.
Der 8alpn bate ii9 pieoer bis auf
go Meter tief geientt. @s gait nun,
i'm 81 entlaften, UNI 6ober gu itetgen
un0 un9efdbroet iiber oas Meer bin=
peg5ufommen. Nber obglei9 man oen
5eiammten 8aIait tpeegeporfen bate,
poate Der GIffieg infol9e pibriger
WinOe nidt %selingen. Die 9untelz
beit mar eingstreten. Hur Ippiel pub@
ten Die Sei0sr, Dap lie siemli6 MARE
iber bem @aferipieeeI babini9peb>
ten, 0enn Das Hauf6en Ser @pgea
0rdng an ibr DIR. Sept fOnnte Oa5
Se6en mod gerettet peroen, nenn
ale nur i~rgenbpie entbebrli6en Sc
9enGnSe in's W}eer gefporfen fpur6en,
UNI oen erlei6terten 8anpn in Die 506he
gu treiben. 3unG9it tpurOe 6as gent
nerI9rpere S9lepptau perientt. Dos
ielbe gei9ab nit Den 8erpudungen bes
&orbes. Ils aud oies ni6ts bali,
muBten ii9 Die paderen SplOaten trpb
Ser ninterli9 bitteren &Glte ibrer
Stiefel entleoigen uno tie ms Meer
tperoen. Mber INNER nod npQte Ser
8a1on ni6t Iteigen. &aum 80 Meter
I6tpebte man iiber Dem tpilo 6abinz
brauI enben Meere. Nun muBte Der
&orb geopfert per6en. Die Sooesmlz
tbtgen i9nitten Die 2einen, Die ben
&orb nit Dem &orbring uno Dem geb
perbanoen, bas auf 5tpei ob, tporfen lie
in's Meer uno fletterten an ben atpei
iibriggebliebenen Geinen binouf gum
8allpr, I'm f9 pben am &orbrina
feit5ufeilen. Der trauriee Hef bes
&orbes bling nun nod an spei Seilen
felt, purbe aber i9on bon ser BODICE
benben Gee bin uno Der 9eipprfen. Gs
mag um II 1br Ia9ts gepeIen fein,
oa ipitr6en ai9 Die Iebten Seile NIT
Dem &prbeerippe bonn 8a1on getrennt,
uno nun ftieg oieier pieOer in Die 90be.
Weniee Muaenblide fpGter mar man
Dieoer iiber Den Wplfen. 8alo ourauf
fiel Ser 8o1on dufs neie. Sn Ser
1D9iten Iotb tparfen Die 8eiber, Die
bas Steer umtoits, Die Snifrumente, bic
Seitengetpebre uno~bie &pppel in Die
See. Cine @iertelftinbe ipdter b6r=
ten lie pI0sli9 S~unbegebel! SEPT mug
ten lie ii9 serettet! SIN nG6ften 4u=
senblid susen lie am galon Oas @entif
uno peniee Stunben ipGter IaBen lie
auf ben &ronen GROCER 8Gume. sic
puren nm 1 l1br Nu9ts in einem
Waloe in S9peoen dnselangt. Sd
balb Ser Sag erdute, Iiefen 6ie Cuff
f6iffer i'm fubboben Sdnee burfub
stpei Stun6en lang lumber, nm Inn
i9au mad menf9fihen geb~auiunsen
gu balten. Gin etnseIitebenbes 9Gusz
den tpurbe entbedt, mo- Die Sungrisen
aufs freunoli9fte betpirt6et tpur0en.
Damn fpurben sic Worbereitingen fir
Die 9eimfabrt nit 6iilfe bes 6eutf9en
&onfuIs aus Sem 1dbmen &drlsfrpna
setrOffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
@rnnbsissntbums mebertrasunssm.

VguIleo " VuuuIIo VIZ Utohu We
Got SO unb SO in &Obbins'
Rortb Snoiananolis Nbb.. 20 bel 125
SuB, baeant, Horoof gde &Oade uno
apss. $500.
&obert %. Gong on 8sorae %. an'
berion, Got AZ tn Walter's Sunnpfbe
abb.. Srbinston. 40 BEL 1872 SUB,
baeaut. @effsite BON Dillon ape., ito'
lid bon WaibinstOn Ctr. 5000.
Grace q. SeIpage an Carrie %.
Smith, Got Is In SousIub parf aob.,
BET 1926 5uB, %bacant, Ofieite Der
psnniplpania Str, n6roli9 bon Is.
Strabs. 81. 600.
Die STANDARD 2anb @ompaup an
gowarb 2autstp, 2ot134, Sulian's &C.
aobition, SrbingtOn, $50 bel 28e
6ub, baeant, Shbisite BON Srislsr.
apenue, tpefli9 bon Iuoubon @oao,
$500.
gli3abetb g. Dome on benielben,
Got 1877, oieislbe @esenb, 500.
@aleb g.. Oennp an @. 6. Ssnnp &C.,
Sbsil bon Got 100, WafbinstOn par'
aooition,. 20 BEL 300 SUB. paeant,
Ofieits BON psnniplpania Str, tib'
lid bon 43. Strabe, $500. q.
6snrp 6. s9rabsr on 2ouiie 6.
Watermann, Got q, Hennp, Iers
trauensmanH, 2. prOipect Str. aoot
tion, 33 BET 110.5 Sub. psrbefert,
Ofisite bon ct. Yeter Str, faoIi9
BON pruipeet Str, $500.
Ssnrp g. &omineer an gmeline o.
@adfettsr, Got IS, 8ruee's addition,
SIS Bel 1872 SUB. berbsKert. 9Orbwsf-
@de bon "a. StraBe unb groaowup,
$4,000.
9abib 8. Swain on artbur 6. @il-
ion. n6roIi9s SdIfte bon Got So,
Waibinston part addition, 100 bel
800 Jub, paeant, Wefieite BON Ssla.
mare Str, iholiA BON 43. Strabe,
$2O5O.
Rancp 8. Butterfslb on Mia s..
Bonner, Got % In Blod "a In @Ortb
SnoianapoIis, 80 BET 1859 SUB, bers
beKert. Norofeite bon Is. Str, 6Rlia
bon Clifton Ctr. SLIPS.
George u. abams an Charles 6.
plummer, 2ots % uno "a, gOnbsr-
faars Sub, 20 BET IFS SUB. pefli&e
Settle bon &ural Str, n6roli9 bon
Nsu gort Str. $500.
gmil 3. Telfon on gli3abetb @eis
.fenburger u. a., 8beil bon Cots 33
unb 81, 8lod SO, 9ortb Snbianapo.
lis, 81 BET 1855 SUB, nbrbli9s Settle
bon q. Str. usifli@ bon ISABELLA
's1625.
Winnie 6. Booth an Grant o. Sc.
Her, Got 5, Berlin u. u. Subj. SbsiI
Bruce pIaes Mbb., 80 bel 215 SuB.
Wefieite MibIanb aue. ,lOros
It'd bon %. Strabs. "a. 200.
Warp s. Subon u. u. an 2ouis 6.
Got 118 unb $6eil 116 uub
liz, Wegartp's Subj, Mubenlot 100.
125 BET 1913 unb 80 BET so SuB, Der.
bsRert, Weffsite Delatpare Str. unb
sioisite Negartp Strabs. 81. 500.
Sobonna @labin u.N. on bsnielben.
Got 119 In berfeIben. 80 BET 1876 6ub.
neben benz lebteren. So, 700.
Sbomas Dom u. u. an Warp 6. z.
6auors. Got l8 In canton pIaee abo.
101.8 80 BET 300 5ub. pacant. nc,bmsff.
li&e gds Der So. Ctr. unb Waibina.
ton Bpulebaro. $1,000.
Dpras s. Batter an pearle goober.
Got Sc IN Uoriep's 6ubbibiRon, eth
9beiI bon DAT Din, 40 BET 140 6uB,
berbeRert. ORfeite Der Winter Mbenus,
norbIt& bon Germ @ap. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12
Sine alaemeine Amneitie fur poIi

Cine algemeine Amnefie fur poll.
tii9e gerbrs9er tn &ublanb wie oaa
Dunno" tutini&t, miro wobl Elm f9b-
tlsr Sraum bleiben. Wdre bic Nmnsfis
fir eemsins 0erbrsder anfatt FIR po.
litii4s perldnst uOrsen, 10 bdtts HG
Der Gar ni&t Ianse beiOnnen. alber sr
bat 10 srObe ansf Dor ben l1n3ufrisbe'
rer1 bic CT nod niat belangen fonnts,
baB er bic weI3e er Ifef bat, fiber ni9i
los iabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

Hahoem man ii@ in Nominifra.
tionsfreiisn gu Der gerfOlgung uni
pro3eifrung zines uebertreters be,
RaudOroinana binaufssf9wunssn bat,
ldbt mans rubig meter rau9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

= Gortf4rttt. rNu, Marpn,
pie eebt's i'm @efdGft9" = rNiidt
gu fasen! Mit a paar lumpise 8s=
dmtentOdter unb an S9neiberseid.
len hab' ih ansefansen; iebt perheiz
rats id i4on bic srObten 9o@itap'
ler!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

Sie $4,000 pelft bic Bep6lfe.
rrng gum gau bss Rolofeums auf'
brin9en fo1en, ldppern H9 10 lansiam
%3uiammsn. Die MsrGants aKOcia.
tion bat nun aud IS. 600 basu esssi9,
net. ma@t nit benz Beitrag Der Sdn-
gsrfetbsb6rbe alio SIS, 600 - vivat
seQuens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

&ansler 9as bat bislang fur feline
llniberftdt STANDARD Del @sIo i'm
gstrass bon 81, 600, 900 erbalten unb
bofft fur mebr. unb babel brennt Der
CUTE Wann riGt einmal petroleum
- tbdte er's, 10 piiroe Ct bislst9t ere
lsu9tet weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

Die Ner&ants. aRoeiation
bat In ibrer lebten reseImdbisen Der.
fammluns bef&lOken. ale ibre Mitslis.
Der auf3uforbern. itre 8ef&dfte udb.
renb Der Wonate Suli uno ausuR is.
ben Gag NIT Musnabme bss Sonntags
um 5 ubr @a&mittags gu f&lisBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

DAB Ya9ier geouloig tit, seist
f@ uieoer nal in Der @rgebenbeit nit
Der lid Der papiertraf Der &e3ierung
3u ft9en bei9loB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

Ser 6inmsI ihiBe ms Dor unie.
rsn 5%reunoen. pel&e uneinigteit In
unfsre Reiben bringen. benfen bic De.
motraten nit &e9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-12

geo. u. Remmetter, 224 Noro
ptne Str.-Dunlles unb bellies gapi.
toll gitp Bier fets BET MIR ~ baben.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A hustle on suits and coats at Fits
nov.
Covert jackets ut half price at
Ahbottis.
All ladies coats at cost at The
Vaughan Store.
A muslin two.piece suit for soc at
Perry's on Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Negligec shirts with separate collars
at the McNhoEter CO. store.
James. .B. Carswcll went to Mortified
this morning to attend the commence
ment exercises at Norwich university.
DR.. Edgar w. Emerson Of Manchester,
n. H., will lecture and give tests in
GU A. Il. hall, Montpelier, Sunday, June
~, at 2 and o'clock. Music by Glass
orchestra Admittance, 10 cents.
Elitor William III. Bishop OF the Us
sex County Herald. published at Island
Pond, ii IN town as 4 delegate to the
Episcopal convention. He also attended
the Republican state convention at
Montpelier Yesterday
Mrs. John Willie Of this city and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Stewart
lof Stewartdale, North Dakota, who have
been visiting here for the past tive
weeks, went to Prince Edward Island
today for visit with relatives,
h. M, Hooker s Go. received today 4
consignment OF i half carload of Ar.
mor's Peacock soap. il being a part o.
25 carloads which lett Chicago at the
same time. In the 25 cars We're one
million cakes Of cleanliness, weighing
3s5 tons.
The body Of Albert G. Dewey arrived
in Montpelier yesterday afternoon from
Duluth. Mimi, and was taken directly
10 the Wright cemetery where burial
services were conducted under the aus
pices III tie Masonic body OF that city
The bearers we're Ambrose Alexander
M. II. Herrick, Joseph Morse, ] VI +
Washburn, II. D. Field, and w. 4
Dewey.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
Ibyterian church will hold It's summer
sale on Friday, June 22nd afternoon
and evening. The following will be az
sale. stone cutters apnqns,. kitehql
aprons and fancy aprons. dresses f&
children from 10 ~ years of agG
doiIies, tray cloths and clothes-pin bags,
some very pretty hand made handker-
chiefs, home made candy, cakes paste
buns and short bread fee cream and
cake viii be served A short program
viii be given in the evening. Admission
10 cents.
Mi. and Mrs. Samuel Mcdonald OF 7
Charles street were very pleasantly sur
priSed at their home Tuesday evening
when about twenty-five Of their friends
called TO remind them they had been
married seven years Ice cream and cake
was served. and a very enjoyable even.
ing was spent. The photograph furnish
ed music for the evening. John Bcgg, in
behalf OF the company, presented Mr.
and Mrs Mcdonald q pretty parlor
lamp and pair Of vases. The party dis
persed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
many more wedding anniversaries.
The Montpelied Argus throws this al
us: The members Of the Down and Out
club was increased by the State aud Dis.
trict conventions. John w. Gordon,
who ealso ram against Congressman
ilaskins had more delegates pledged Ia
him than did Governor Bell much to tho
surprise Of everybody anl IL already
being suggested ~ his friends as can.
didate two years hence. They do not
consider their candidate was distanced
but talk OF this race as II warming NJ
contest. Barre is certainly making the
politicians sit up and take notice this
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-21
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1906.
Weather Predictions.

Fair III east, local showers IN west
portion, and warmer tonight. Friday,
fair except showers in the northwest
portion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
NO AGREEMENT
ON RATE BILL

WASHINGTON, May 29.-At a two
hours session Of the eonferees on the rail-
road rate bill today a number OF undixpated
amendments we're agreed to tentatively. all
of the disputed points being passed over
and considerable time was devoted to a
discussion OF the so-calIed Jim Crow car
provision. This amendment has given the
Republican conferees some concern, be-
cause of the opposition 20 the alleged prin-
ciple involved in the separation Of the
races. Senator Tillman announced that he
could not consent to any change In the
Senate provision.
journed for the day at the conclusion OF the
afternoon session every amendment Ia the
bill had been gone over. Twenty-one OF
the ffty-three amendments have been dis
posed Of, either by acceptance or rejection.
the indication being that most have been
accepted.
The important amendment are stin sub
jects Of consideration and the Indications
are that a speedy agreement cannot be
hoped for. The express company amend
ment Is still disagreed to, the pipe line
amendment is also one Of those unsettled.
likewise the amendment f0fbidding common
carriers ownership in producing properties;
the Jim Crow" car amendment is also in
dispute, also the pass amendment.
Considerable time was spent today in
discussing the amendment requiring i've
days notice before the issuance OF an in
junction to enforce an order Of the COM
mission This, amendment will doubtless be
modified Several counter propositions have
been made, one making the time two. an
other one and another three days and still
another to leave the time to be determined
BY the court.
meeting Of the conferees will be held
tomorrow, beginning at noon, at which
Chairman Knapp OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission will be heard at the re-
quest OF the eonferees on several amend
ments.