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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-02

DR.. F. c. Rood has opened his
dental Office in Rooms and 6, Rees.
Winans building, and is now ready for
business. Telephone Main 1912.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-02

Try a Statesman want Adj" One
cent a word, first insertion; half cent
word subsequent insertions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Hccital fir 3luci &lauicrc.

Gum @cItcn ser oMot6crS Tclici
Socictp" goben geltern g6cnO 9ircfs
tor &nrolO HonOolpb rno Groieiior
Grncit <tGelon IN 2ebmonn's Sollc
ein Gccitol fir 5mei YionoS mo botelt
ounit einem red)t 5ablreid)cn Ellblt.
finn eincn iebr id0nelt uno 9cnllBrci.
den muiifoliiden 9l6enO. Die pionis
Itilfcn Suulitdten Scr bciocll &iinIts
fer ais Soliitcn iino ol6cfatnt. @es
tern Mbcn0 p%creinigte iih i6r groBc3
&onncn 81 ci1cn pr1dtigen GU
lcnlblcipiel, IN Dem glucS nlli'S ScinItc
erlpo9cn ltno n69ct0nt mar. Die bel.
oen &iinltIcr iinO prGdtig nit cinon.
ser cingcipiclt. llno iic bottcn ein
id0ncS Ero9ronnm 5tlommcngcltcllt:
,@ol06crg = &ariatloncn" bon Sobn
Sebnition Bad, fir 3mei Eiouos be.
0rbcitct bon Hbein6crger, cine Sans
toiic IN GnloQ bon Wfnr @rlldl Gin
Mn0ontc mo Garintioncn bon Sdils
manu-, Elm Smpromptll il6cr Gin Gbc.
ma ollS S6umum'S rWtnnircO" bon
Ncincfc, 0cu r0oIlic mncobro" bon
Suint SuenS, bonn Golnponiltcn lilr
5pci &iono9 benr6citct, mo Wn0ncr'S
.Naltiircnritt" BON GrneIt SrtdcIon
fiir 5lpci EianoS bcorbcitct.
llnO 0iclcS Erogramm luuroc bon
Ininn0 bis 81 GnOe mciItcr- mo mt.
itcrbdit olts9ciiibrt. &or 9llcnt ia.
ben inns nber Die S6umonn'ihcn 3d.
ridtiolcit geinaelt, Die Den ih0nItcn
S90piungen oicIeS C%onponiltclt 5lls
su5Gblen iino lul0 munoerbor iein &C.
ipiclt mltr0eu. Nod) Dem 9ieinede'-
i6el Slnpromptli bottcn Die aiinltlcr
eillen iol6en 9eiiul, Dap lie ourd)
cine oQcriiebIte 3lgabe onnttett.
Bon bcionberem Sntcrciie mar iiir
ms Der iiir Sr6eiter componirtc d)a.
rottcriitii6e n0nnie mucobrc," IN Dem
Der 800 Den 8e6eillen gum 3onj alti
ipielt, cine pintiitiid)e Gnicmblc-
@roBt6at; Ser .@olfiirenritt" biloete
iibrigen5 bod nod cine Stci9crlmg
pianiitii6er Stunt. Sr. SiltdeioE bat
oieies Meiiteritiid @ogner's nlcilter.
bait iiir 5lpei &lapiere b~carbcitet, uno
10 ausgeiiibrt wie gcitern lGbt man
ii6 oas Sr6eiteritiid alid) pom Glo.
bier geinlcn. Die beioen aiInltler
botcu cine imponircnbe SoniiiQe, o6ne
Die itrenge S60nbcitSlinie 81 iiber-
idrcitcn. GnB Die aiinitler nit gei-
iaQ iiberidIiittet iino butd) Serporritie
musge5eifret .iuur0eti, lit ielbitper.
itdnolih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Scr @uuucrnCnr iuQ Gclfcn.

-
Gllle delegation BON 8eldottSlclttcll
nltSertorcn, lltu @olpcrllcltr gSor.
fielb III pcronlo,irn sic 0nm-
f;,,s mi0 milf ,,;,,o,, mot, -, ia.
''9'"'
Gic Inno6mc ser GopfinS,9iu
INN Sritcu Soy cto,tsoc,eb,c6,,r,
r,m, ~, ,;o t;,u,,a Cn","u,n'
WV 9'>,'9'"
ool' Ve'uul'"'V'''ell ll'o o'lo're''VV8'
1terl Der Snrlo9c ais cine llcbcrro-
idlutg, ulo c8 ioQcn clcrgii6c Ser.
il,dle ocr,odlt mcrOcu, bcu@oupcrlrcl,r
az ne%ronloiIcu nos 0cjct, mit irinrm
Ncto al bclcocp, 2u Diciru 2)ucf
foub ocItcrn 9}odmitton in brr SAT-
bcIsfou1mcr cine N}rrionnhuro itott
az mcld,er bic fnCocnhrr 0rooniintin.
urn cinocIobcn morcu. ciiNmrIt.NoI.
tiu,nre Ncrih6ncrluo Wcrrin " Nt
Monol e}rrcin," Ncr.
Elm Ser Sol,ilcutc NM Gobrifoutcu."
N}nr6nit.Nnltintnrr 0}rrjhSnrruoS.
N}rrrin" WoumriItrr.WSrir " l},rf.
utoonos . Shuhncrrin." Central.
@rihiits(cutc 9}rrriu" Nomnhrn
W?rihSpcrmpoS . Wcrriu" Mrit STR.
liuotpu %rrih6ucrumos Ncrciu."
Gnnicrnrn.9}1rir Wcrrin Nrr Nrchjt.
Irutr." .Gcrciu SER Souilcutc uuS
G~o6rifontpu hrr 0utltoht" gSoI.
broof Gcrld6ncru1ns .s}crcin" lScos
6pbn .S>ioht5 GcrIhGucrunos . g}rrs
Gin" NItrnh Wcrid,Sncru,nS licr.
cilt." sic &olf. u1o Gcn1clt N1rie,
&onOrlSfommrr. Wiiroer Wereiu
pon 0}prb.WoItiunrc." .NorNpit. Nols
timorc Wcrid,6ucrluo8 sSrrciu."
.Tcrcin Scr @cih1itslcutc Don 9torO.
nit.@oltimprc," QSerciu bcrWrid1fts.
lcutc INN Gin WoItinrore" SdnIb.
uub Qcbcr S~oubc(Sb6rIc. .NorrcIt.
lSorf %crld,0ncrirnoS.N crcill," Scr.
Gin bcr @cIdGftSlcltc BON 0it.No(ti.
more" .gScIt.No(timpre Tcrid6nc.
runoS. Wcrciu." Baltimore Glcoriuo
giiociotipu." nGolpcrton %crid,6nc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
10 ooB CT mad Dem pStoots&oipitol"
gcbro6t mcrocn mllBtc.
Nus 0cn @cridtsbDfen.


6ran Go8par freigeIaiien. - Mangel
an 9cipeiSmuterinl bon Seiten Der
@oibin9toner Yoli5ei.
"a geitcrn sic @ni6ingtoncr glttos
ritdtcu 5%tgn6cn, bnB iic fein gcnilget-
oeS @cpeiSmotcriol berbei idoiicn
t6nnen, nm 6rnu 6lorcucc Gaspur
'pcgci 2a0enOicbitablS 5lt ilberiilbrel,
mllrOc oic 6rolt 1eitern NGdpnlttag
nui GriltHcn ocS 9m0eS0iitrilts ,In'
iuolt3 9foic bonn 9unOcS = SomntilIur
NoooCrS aus Ser Suft e~ntIaiIen. DC
fonutlid mltrOe sic 6roi oitf Griitd)en
pcr@Qibingtoner YoIi5ci icitgebalten.
Sbr @attc mltrOc crit fiir5lid) pegen
SQocn6icbitobIS 81 Orci Sabren 3ltd)t-
bats perltrtbctlt.
Ote @tobge Of moreren c M
pfc6len neuc 8ciebe.
Sin Gomite ser @roBgcidyporcnen
lit crunlllt lporoert, I'M iidl mad, al'
llopolis 5u bcgcben iulo Der @eies'
gc6rutg iol0enoc 8cIebeSporlngell
sur Innobmc SIT unterbreiten:
Gin @eicb, nm III 9eiuiiien 61len
GorloOuugSbeieble ourfl Die Noli5ei,
anItott oltrd) oen Sheriif SIT erlaiieuL
mic 3. 9. ot8 3eltgeu I'M Griminalge'
ridt, in ser Office oeS StoatSonpaItS
oOcr Dor Ocn 0rob9eifworenen SIT ers
ideinel.
Gin UeI et, I'M ollc @lttuoarcn'
6Guoler 81 5luingert, Bud ST fibreIl,
Don iuent iie @uorclt g%cfalft babeit.
'Nonen rto Ioreiie Der Serf1nfer
ioacn tets ser Bolijci 5lr Serfiignlig
ItebcIt.
Gin @eicb, INN ooS SteGen III bet
@Gngclt bon Gbcatcrlt lin0 otioerelt
@erqnilgltiQSpldbeu 81 perbieten.
I'm Den Boli5cirid]tcrn ooS Hed)t
III ~crt6cilen, I'M Sale @eloltroTet
nidt bc3o6lt meroen, bic 3eitooitcr
Der @eidngnib9oit 5u 6eltintnlen.
Gin @eiet, melheS Die Tertbeilung
BON o6ic0upr 2itcrotilr ortrd) Fotciits
WtcOi5in.3irmcn uno GuadIalbern
uerbietct.
Gin SequeIter ernarnt.
Nid)tcr StofbriOge ernannte ge'
iicrt 1eroinouo 81 1ltgan ais &C.
oucItcr fir Die 6irnto Sonegger &
50, 9tr. 727, Noro.GutomItraBe. Sr.
GuQun Itcate $1,000 9iirgid]oit. @nn.
:. SdulB, Der Observation-Disclosures
bon Srcoerid Sonegger, Iid]te boz
meGrCrcn Gogen I'M Die Grnennlng
Gircs WtaIienueripaltcrS nad). gnt
Nonneritng iullrOe Sonegger oitf Die
acknowledging bin, angeblId Die
McrfltGtte in @ralth gcItedt 5lt pa.
ben, in Der norolpeltlidlcn Boli5ciito'
ton 0Gu @eri6tsperfobrerl il6erluie'
len. 9orouibin beontrogtc Sd)ul5
Die allqcn6IidliGe Grnennllltg eineS
WoiicnueripolterS.
Ser SpieB I'm ge0rcbt.
Cine aull5 uncruartete @enbnng
bat Der Eodbum'ihe GbeifeiburgS-
Yro5eB genommen. NlS nGlmlidSralt
Tadbom ibre aloge 5rtriid5ieben
molltc, meigcrte iid) Hid)ter @ides
Der 6rou oieicn @ilnih 5ll erfiiaen.
ioroern er wies Oen Sail guti5 einfadJ
ub lno perpronetc, oaB Sr. Yadbom
IN 3ntlunit nid)t mebr gebunben lit.
ieiner @ottinL ltno Sohter 81 prog8o-
dc 81 bc5oblen un0 leinen -Sobn bel
einem @ohenlobn bon So 5u belh1i.
tigtr. Gogcgen miro Sr. Eadbam
angebalter, ieiner @attin Silber-,
Yor5ellurt- uno @lospaarer i'm @er.
The BON $3.50 5nriid su eritatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
@iuocr nn6c Nioblnnotplun.
b0uoNt @oD .Giclu Sl,nction.
- &oDnFroctor, icin9uicnircuto,
jolt icinc Spltr pcrrotGen bnbcr.

t'EIIOOt bN'VNbJ4 NNJ NlNAp NNiillNllplN'
- &obnHroctor, icin9uienircuto,
jolt icinc spur Ocrrotgcn bnbcll.
&crgcblid iuor gcitcrn mic0cr cine
liclte Su1O nod elmer ncltcn Splr
ocS Goubm0r0crS Siooc @inocr. IS
bicB, bub scr 9icgcr in ser 9taGbor.
i6oit bon &igblunotolun 9clcDel
ipltroc unO ioiort lultrbe audi oicic
Spur pcriol1t. Nan 0Ioubtc, 0ob
er iid) lloN @op &iCu Slllrctior bcQc.
zen mo BORT ollf ciucnl 6ruNt5u1c
boS @citc illdcn moutc.
Gin alter Eoli5iit oeS Golmtp3
lod)tc jcOod iiber Ole H5occ, 0oB @in.
Der, Der, lucnn niht icl6lt 5ienlIi6 &C.
micgt, iiderlid urltcr Ocn Otit8licOcrn
icincr Noiic SrcuRoc bo6c, Die nidJt
olti ocn aopi GcioQcn iilto, iid) rad)
oa' Oicicr So00 crit icbt @op-Gicp.
SlInction ol5 3icl oll9rricbcn Dobta
f0nne, unl Der pilOcn Sogo az ctt-
9cben. Erobocm 6ciiiloct iih Sic
0oll5c Eoli3ci ocS GountpS 26 0ialtt
inter 2citlnG 0c9 G6ciS Street olts
Ncblih sur Belt in ser llnlGcGcno bon
@oD Glcru Sunctioh iouic oil Der
&urioros mo Ebilooclp6io . Hooo.
9(nQeblid mltroc 0crNioroer gcIterll
Wior1cn bon cincnt N%cItnrrdtcllr ar
scr Sorioro 9(pcullc . Gooo gcieDcl
ull0 pcriolgt, 0o6 llid)t cingcfongclt.
Gic YoIi5ei OcS GountpS mllrbc 10
Damn bcnoArihtigt unO tic pcrioIGtc
Die ongcblidc Spur 0cS Ncgcr9 ollI
cine Stredc bon ~ Mcilcn, luoronf
JIG Oiciclbe oltgeblih I'M S6ncc Der
Tor. SpGt onl GohnlittoG iuuroc ic.
bod bcbauptet, 0ab Min0cr lid) dlt1
Dem @cge nod 9op- Siclu Sllnction
bciinbc lno oobcr Die gcllolle 9emo.
dung jcncr @cgcl0.
Sobu Eroctor, Gin Ncgcr lln0
Sreuu0 ocS Ninocr, Der pom Epliji.
ltcll &ntdinS p~crboitct muroc, neil
CT on0eblih Dem Ninocr Nn6rurJ
bcrihoiitc, ioa cinNcitnuocn bo6cL
bob CT mo scr Ac0cr &orrU &cc Ocrl
TcrItcd oe3 Win0cr milicn mo Oa6
CT bcrcit ici, Ocn Serted Der Yolilci
ST 5ciQcn. &or Dem Stont3ulnuuit
mod)te Yroctor olgcblid) oiciclbc2luol
iaac un0 0ulll bc0ubcn lid Gbcf
Street, Sdcriif Gliott, Niilia Side,
riii Nnoerion, Nnthiu& II. u. ultf 0tc
Spur. NlS lie ie0o6 al 0cru2Geritcd,
cincnl often itcinCrncnt Gc6Glthc orl'
langteL fonOcu iic, DAB &inOcc,
,polIl CT ii6cr6uupt jc Oort mar, iran
56iiicbcn Abidic0 gcpommcn bette.
Ingcbli1 iono Ole Yoli}ci ieOod IN
Dem @nuic unitrcitigc 9IRciden, Oob
Winoer, ober Gin onocrer 9tegcr oprt
geueicn mar,
Spdt geItern a6enO lu6tc ole go
li5ci nod immcr IN GontoH unO5ig6.
lanotolun nud Dem Negcr.
@eitert glbGu0 fur} nadl s ltht
bcgob ii6 cine 9ln5abl 0eteftiue un0
Eoli5iitcn mad Dem 1900 @GuIergc.
bicrte Der EeoboopltraBc, Oo oer!Dior-
idol 6ornon ae10rt batte, Oab @in.
Der oaiclbit geieGcn murOc. Cine
genoile %Snipeftion bcri6IeOcncr bon
Negern bemobnter @Gller ergab Gin
negatives 9ciultat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19

SicI BON cincm StruBcn.
MogQ ou. - Ger 30 Sabre
oltc Soiepb Sdrriion BON Nr. .,
CATS troBe, lief 0citern Nbeno al
Der Baltimore mo Sborp-S trobe
pom einem StroBert6ntu .9sdg9on uno
trug cine i6Iimttle aopfipuuoe odpon,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
niBpolle Stur5

8erb1ngntBpoller Stur5
Ger 90 Sabre nlte Mif]ael Car
molu BON GER. 306, Norb-@ reene.S IT.,
,fiel oeitern an Der Sonopcr- llro Boil
ttmorezS troBe BON cinem &eubail
', sllns trug einen aiialaoenbrli6 200
pon. Or mliroe nod hcnt sStqot-
Soipital4 gebradt. "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-19
Wcrnbcimcr Bros.
grpkc Tamilicn,91ccn,

III, 3f3, 3t5 nuo 81, @et.2erimgtun. strnse.
Feerlee Sieibcr.3 nihneiocmuitcr, Sc, 10c., 15e.
Shr Sae, iuns unfer Aaacu in Current Sauic
a%bitctert, 1T bc5ablt; fein Grcoit bier.
Seitclungen per gpit uocr Sclcpbun
nno eripiniht nuo Werbcn prompt anegefibrt.
NIT ansnabme pou Naaren, berrn gertaui aui
3cit beid,rantt 1T.
VIM W,Uhtug mebr bnrhbcr.
Enet nni pGdliten Mpntag.
@rpRartigcr, ais jc.
Ge bcatnnt 0,untag.
Ser1cht Dcn Muutag nidt.
SeadItct Die Seitnngey. .t tFE
@ru6er Vcrtauf mn Mpitng. -
Snrgains nm W,pntaa.
Vertduic fir bcute:
NuS ~nnierer Sdderci.
u Fib. fhlidter cd Youuo - SUDDEN iir 29c.
~ Ffo. 9atB gFourb" -aInbci thr 20c.
PA Rturlo Jioiiren Eelno "sSIdbeu fir 29t.
2h Efo. 6rnttsduben fir 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
EAST MONTPELIER.


L. W. sibley was in Barre on business
Thursday.
The town auditors met Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Dodge of Brattleboro is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry Vincent,
G. Ii. Clark has had carpenters at
work recently repairing his barns.
r. G. Rowland and wife Of Barre
city were at NJ. +. Howland's Washing.
tons birthday.
Miss Gertie Whitman went Tuesday to
Milan, N. H., 70 visit her brother, Rev.
N, d. Witham.
Misses Emma Foster and Ruth Bliss
Of Montpelier were guests at the home
Of A. s. Foster over Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Mayo was quite III last
Saturday, and Dr. Gale Of PIainiieId
was called. She is now getting bet.
Ter.
William Wylie and daughter, Ruth, Of
Williamstown were al a. g. Whitcher's
Monday on their way to Glover for a
visit.
There has been almost an epidemic in
town of severe colds, causing illness
which has kept many indoors for several
days.
Miss Kate Foster. teacher during the
past two terms at the Four Corners
school. entertained at her home Monday
evening the older pupils Of her school.
II. II. Farnhan sold IA horses last
Monday, making busy day al his stock
farm. Men were there from quite a
number Of towns in Washington county
and some from Orange county.
Mrs. o. T. Tllotson has been chosen
by the Women's Missionary society Of
The Evangelical church as delegate to
the conference missionary society, which
meets III connection with the annual con
ference Of the New England district Of
the church, to be held at Pawtucket,
T. l., beginning March ist.
Mrs. annie Robbins was given SIN
prise visit Wednesday at the home Of
her son, y. H. Robbins. The occasion
was in honor 0f her nth birthday and
was much enjoyed by all present, who
wished Mrs Robbins many happy re-
turns Of the day. A bountitul supper
was served to which all did full jus
tice.
Miss Lena Clarke had very pleasant
surprise party last Friday evening when
about thirty Of her friends met at her
home and presented her with a handsome
gold Brooch. Cake and ice cream were
served to thc guests, and her isth hifth-
day will long be remembered by Miss
Clark and her friends with great deal
Of pleasure.
Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Fred Slayton and
Mrs. Mabel Thurston Of Calais were all
in town Tuesday to attend the party
given in honor OF the 18th birthday Of
sliss Stella Lebanon About twenty.
five young friends were also present, and
presented her many remembrance Of the
evening. and an had good time. Re
freshments OF cake, ice cream and fruit
were served
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.


See the neclSwear for 15c today at
Vaughan's,
The jewelry stores win close al six
o'clock tonight.
William Calder went to New York
Wednesday night on business trip.
There viii be regular meeting Of
Canton Vinton, No. ., this evening al
1880 o'clock.
Don't forget the Odd Ladies' dance
tonight in Is. Of G. hail. Music, Gil.
bertson's orchestra.
There will be whist party in Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Satr-
day evening, Feb. "a.
All members Of the Young Mems club
are requested to meet at their rooms
at s o'clock this evening. Music.
A special sale of ostrich plumes and
tips on Saturday and Monday. Mrs. j.
NJ. Bond, over Averili's hardware store.
A lady cashier and bookkeeper wanted
at once--one who has had experience in
q retail store and with good reference.
Apply at segel 4 Brady's store
Those who won first prize at the !.
O. T. whist party last evening We're
Georgiana Trail and Nelson La Rochelle.
The second prize winners were Mrs. Trail
and Bert Webster.
George Washington, Jr., and Martha,
his wife, Miss Liberty and numerous
other well known characters win be at
the costume carnival at the Congrega-
tional yestry this evening from to o.
Admission 10 cents. Come and help
Jack Horner dispose Of his pie,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
OvERALLS AND WORK CLOTHES

We confident that the railroad man, mechanic or
aboring who hasn't bought his Working Clothes here
lis missing the best We've Overas in every STYLE Of worthy
materials well sewed strengthened points where the strain
comes buttons put stay and made properly in every
way. Prices soc and 75c Our Jumpers and Railroad
Coats and made correctly and nothing omitted that
could better them Prices soc and 75c Every Garment
Union made No unpleasant things in the way Of rips
loose buttons happen Working Clothes. Try
our Working Clothes Mr.. Workngman. Our guarantee
goes with every sale.
Z rank McWhOrter Co.
One Price Mems and Boys Outfitter,
Telephone Call 2IS Blanchard Block. 20 and y North Main St.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
MILLINERY BUSINESS
FOR SALE.

AS | wish to close out my
business by the lst of April,
will sell all goods for less than
cost or close the entire bust
ness to anyone. 1t is the old
est and best established Mil
linery business in the city, III
health is the cause of selling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
NORTH MONTPELIER.


AIRS. viii Smith was in Barre Thurs
day.
Verne Wheeler is working for Walter
Chaplin.
Mrs. George L. Gmy was IN Mcntpel-
Ter Friday.
Mrs. Olive Bemis is at work at Mrs,
Merrill Clark's
Mrs. Gates. who has been quite sick,
is reported better.
Miss Blanche Morecroft and Charles
Nye were in Barre Friday.
NJ. II. Hughes Of Barre was in town
on business Tuesday and Friday.
DIR. Maynard OF Burlington was in
town Thursday to see Walter Little,
who Il in very poor health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
A Lightship Adrift,

Newport, r. T., Feb. 23.-The wire
less station at the torpedo station re-
eeiyed a message at 1875 this morning
from the Nantucket Shoals lightship,
saving that the vessel, whose official
number IL II, went adrift at 1880
o'clock this morning, her anchor chains
parting. The message also stated that
She would come 10 anchor as soon as
the sea moderates. Wind northwest. The
message IS sent to notify steamers that
the lightship Il adrift. She asks for
no assistance. Newport wireless sta
tion will keep in communication with
her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23

These are very pretty and will interest YOU We have
entirely new LOT some with embroidered panel front and
clusters Of small tuck others with lace yoke and panel front
All have the new long cuffs finished with ucks and lace in
sertion. Prices sl.98 s2.25, $3.50 and. 81. 100.
New Olnghams-A good time to make your selection.
Standard Patterns-Make your dresses with Standard
Pattern. They are accurate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
ASK TO SEE

Arnold Full Yama. It's mercerized
cloth OF the real Japanese order in ORR
entail designs for Csc. (For kimonos.)
Ask to see Arnold Henley Serges for
tailored effects in shirt waist suits at
only lSc per yard.
Ask to see Arnold Embroidered Null
(eyelet effects with floral designs for
S5e.
Ask to see the cloth that looks like
silk and is not silk, in all colors, at
lac.
Ask to see Indian Head Cotton for
white skirts and tailored suits. Price
l5c per yard.
Ask to see Arnold Silk Tissues, as
these carry more style than silks now
in use.
Ruv "a New Idea 1(lC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
ASK TO SEE


Arnold jacquard Eoliennes for evening
Or graduation dresses. These are more
choice than any other Spring novelty.
They come in pure white and white
grounds with colored figures The most
choice Of these are the ones with the
chameleon combinations. Price SOC.
Ask to see Arnold Printed SILK AIulls.
Are little closer than tho Eoliennes
and have the same combination Of colors.
Same price, SOC
Ask 70 see full liue Of Colored Linz
ing Muslins, the kinds used for surplus
waists, at l2lac per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
Boy
"A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
HARDw1cK DRUGGIST FAILS.
Edwin H. olmstead Has Liabilities Of
S7,7s9.37.

Burlington, Feb. 2S.--A petition in
bankruptcy was filed yesterday BY Ed
win III. Olmstead, druggist Of Hard,
wick. He has liabilities OF S7,Ts9.37
and assets Of s4,5e5.02, Of which ST.
OPS are claimed exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
FURNACE FOR SALE.

A secondhand Magec "a Fur
mace, 1900 pattern, with cold air box,
piping and registers complete for II
rooms, In hrst-class condition. Used
three winters. Inquire of ]. A. Pies
It'd or A. e. Dickey, East Barre, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
A. P. ABBOTT & GO. IA P ABBOTT & COLA p ABBOTT co
y The Daylight Store -
It's Well to Be Posted.

recently had all walls ceilings efnihed and thorough
will find
this kinds They be
will be of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-23
STOP A MINUTE


TO look at 5o.cent goods displayed
in our window. Here are Wash Goods
OF the latest priced At soc for this win
dow display
Here are in this window Wool Goods
worth more money priced At soc per
this window.
Here are the latest in Leather Hand
Bags at latest prices, which means SOC
Bags at 25c, 75c Bags at SOC and $50
Bags, the largest ones, for only siIs.
Do not lose sight Of the Persian Bands
at Csc per yard.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-03
lOFTIN WILL PROSECUTE
PENSACOLA ICE TRUST

better service has become general
Since the prosecution of the Jackson
Vile Ice Trust there has been a feel
ing that measures should be taken to
force the local concern to terms with
cut delay, and this feeling was openly
expressed in many quarters yesterday
after it became known, through The
Journal that the Jacksonville com
bine, in order to prevent further
prosecution, had agreed to reduce the
price of ice to Is cents per 10O
pounds. A. Journal representative
called upon County Solicitor Loftin
yesterday with reference to the mat
ter, especially to lsarnlif any action
was contemplated against the com
line in this city. when Mr.. Loft:n
made the following statement:
T have been closely following the
prosecution of the alleged ice trust in
Jacksonville by County Solicitor
Bryan, and was glad to read in the
columns of The Journal this morning
that the prosecution had ended by
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-03

the so-called trust entering into an
agreement with the Collector to dis
solve the Jacksonville Ice Delivering
Company, and guaranteeing to reduce
the price Of ice.
. Il am strongly opposed to combina-
4tiOns and monopolies having for their
purpose the sitting of competition and
the increase in price of the neces-
saries of life. When I was in the
Legislature in 1903 rSted for the bill
against combinations. and monopolies
Of this character, known as the anti
trust bill, which passed the House
but was defeated in the Senate,
am informed that bill particularly
directed at combinations between
manufacturers of ice was introduced
in the legislature of 1905, but failed
of passage. While it is to be regret
ted that we have no statutory enact
ment against combinations of this
character in the state of Florida, yet
such combinations were unlawsN un-
der the common law of England, and
the parties thereto We're criminally
responsible and by express enactnent
the common law relative to crimes is
Of full force in this state. l nave
just completed the heaviest docket in
the Criminal Court that l have had I'd
dispose of since I have been solicitor
but have during my spare moments
been investigating and examining the