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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

LOsr-A Masonic watch charm. Wednesday
night owner a0ud be most grateful for Ifs
fefurn AT this Office or ~ Alex Cobnrns IN
Liberty street. 55t2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

ron gAiE- Bsdroomsuit Apply Al IL West
Patterson street 59t5s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Dressinaking al IS Summer street.
Miss Lizzie M. Breen.
Alfred Milne went to Montreal last
night for q few days visit.
Better get your seats row Il YOU are
going 10 see The Isle of Spice
Some more Of Armonrs mild cured
lean hams at Sowden n Lyons.
lg F0r ~uleAll MY household goods,
inquire at Robert Jones, Webster
STREET.
AIrr. Ella kidder and daughter,
Blanehe. of PIainfeld, were in the city
today on d visit.
Mrs. Prouix has resigned her position
~ stenugraPher in the office Of the gram
lie purchasing agency.
The Grand Union Yea company will
start ont with j new team on Monday.
Paul pierson win be vi charge Of it.
Samuel Oldham "a the Geo. Oldham Il
son Pneumatic Tool company Of Phil
adelphia il IN the city Oh business
visit.
Air. and slrs. Al g. LaIoint visited
Mrs. Emily ]. Racon ut South Wash
ington Friday, il being the ssth annisef
sary Of their marriage.
I)rs. G. ii. Kent. G. W. Steele and F.
NJ I.ynde returned last night from Brat
tlcbore where they attended the meet
ing Of the State Dental association.
Open house. vii be observed BIZ tile
Barre Coli club at it, links on the
George D0dge farm Thursday afternoon.
May "A, from two until six DcIoek
John Nicholson requests the person
who took his vest from b street. Batch.
elders meadow. YESTERDAY, TO return to
him at once and save further trouble.
Mrs. 5. p kurguson, who has been
visiting If the home Of Dr.. T. b. Whit
aker for tile past few weeks. returned
today to her home IN Port Henry, \. !.
Word was received today from the
Hooker camp at Greensboro that they
are having poor luck So far at fishing.
Ony nine fish have been landed during
the past week.
A regular meeting Of the | D. O. L.
NJ. e.. viii be held at knights Of Column
bus hall Monday, May 2Ist, at o'clock.
A fun attendance is required as the lie
gree work viii be done. Per order, ~ g.
The story OF THE Blue Cashmere
Down viii be told by Miss Winch at
the supper TO be given by the Ladies
Missionary society af the Congregation
i'll church "Wednesday evening, May %.
Representative Hassins has RECON-
mendea the appointment hi Joseph q;
Brown Of Montpelier to be postmaster
% that city 10 succeed the late c. q
bancroft, aud there will b. no doubt Of
Mr. Browns =siceess Earh Of the other
candidates received letter from Mr.
Hnskins practically asking him to with
draw. and the candidates did, leaving
MIR. Brown alone in the field. Mr.
Brown is member Of the Republican
city committee ia Montpelier and be
sides that il IN tbe granite business and
runs an insurance agency
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR SAfE--Two adjoining building lots.
Just OF Newton street very cheap. Inquire vt
10 Mount steret =. N, CoYne s0fIs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

FOR SAH.E--Fafm with c1tra good vet ~
buildings story and half white house, con-
tanning ii rooms. isafn 40 ~. with ieIn-to
for stable 50 feet long. All clApbnarded and
painted Good basement. - acres Of extra
line land Produces NJ least ~ ton. 81 hay and
viii winter e COWS. . OF head Of stock and
team Go6d sllo. sugar hush Of 800 naples.
This place 4 exceedingly well located and VERY
plrsaant f1nly two miles from Niiilamstown
and three miles from Granlteyille There r.
water system on this place that cost more than
81 nNO0l Cream separator - run hy water
bower THIS II q bargain III ea.iOfl0a All
frups are included, igIifef look this ~ 4
once II Interested. Price VIII he advanced #
particulars Inquire ~ the ~ IA. Ferry Real ~.
iafe Agency, Rooms ard y Gordon Blpek.
jiatre Al. 59ff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
Ladies Medium Fitted Coats

A good quality Covert Cont, which
has been d good seller tits season, II
made half loose square baek, seams dou-
bic stitched, With collar. These are
Coats that haye been selling for S0.75.
Now marked s4.9s Is close
4 very good value in d Misses Junior
Coat N made medium loose, same style
III the ladies' three-quartpred Goats,
made If alIwooI shadow plaid goods.
Have soid fcr SC.9s. To close at $49s.
a special value id Ladies Long coats
II Goat made of medium brown, Scotch
mixed cloth. tlreefqmartess length, loose
back. "A good value at $500. 10 close
at $685..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New wash neclSwear 1T Naughan's.
Latest imported neckwear 1T The
Vaughan Store.
New shirt waist suits ID bingham and
muslin at Abbotts.
Mrs. q. Pelfier went to Montreal to-
day to visit relatives.
See page two for programme Of For
esters of M. IN. Of A. Fair.
Saturday home made candy zoe per
bex. Barre Candy Kitchen
HAZE you tried pair Of NnfanaI dress
trousers from the Frank McNhorter
Coz
The Summer Street Stars defeated the
Hogan's Alley team today by the score
iof Is to 5.
To enable the clerks To attend the
play Monday night, the Homer Fits
Co.'S store viii close III $50 o'clock
All persons having accounts with ii.
H. Rogers 4 Co. please call at ana North
Main street, Qlinien block, ANA settle
same.
John Robins goes to White River
Junction this evening to spend Sunday
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. M.
s. Davis.
Supt. o. D. Alatllewson went TO Bur
iingt0n last night To attend meeting
Of the board Of normal school commits
sieners.
Say. YOU ought To see thu oxfords
that came Ot McLcan's this morning
They are The kind with the dart toe
and three buttons
Regular meeting III Junior Court
Barre, No ], n. of AZ, viii he held iii
Foresters han Monday evening, May
~, az 1870. Let all members be pres
.eni.
Owing TO the lateness of the tlleatri~
cal season and the many other things
To attend To the Red Cross Pharmacy
win not receive telephone orders fof
tickets except tn people outside Of The
city.
New line 81 gold necklaces received
this morning at Miss Walkers. This
Il an especially attractive line. being
beautifully set with emeralds, anne
thysts, garnets, tiIrquoises, topaz and
baroque jewels.
Sceel a Brady received this morning
by express four dozen 81 those boys
base ball combination suits and will
them on sale this evening at only use
each. Come at onee In order 10 gct
them, as they are selling like hot cakes
'fstWegpbrr the place Segss a Bradygs
F*Mrs Louise y, Boyce 81 ElEi stFsnt.
Barre. was yesterday afternoon feseiectS
ed secretary Of the grand lodge 81 tiIe
Rebekahs Of Vermont. Other officers
are. President. Miss Mabel Gleason Of
Rutland; vice president. Mrs Kariene
Hutchinson. Bradford; warden, Mrs.
Mabel Dane, Newport; treasurer, Mrs.
lila Finney, Lgndonyille
leslie Leigh prima donna If TIE Isle
pf spice company, II the youngest girl
to hold this position III thr country to-
day. She " a graduate Of the Cineiny
natl Conservatory Of Music and made
her debut last season In ~The Serenade"
with the Bosi0nians. Later she was seen
IN the part Of Maid Marian in Robin
Hood. At tire Barre opera house Mon
day night, May IL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19

WILLIAMSBURG.

Clas Degreenia returned from Quebec
where be las been at the hospital for
treatment He seems 0inch improved IN
health
Air. and Mrs. Thos. Hoffman Of Mont
pelier are visiting friends in town.
Judge Nichols 81 Randolph was here
yesterday on business.
Mrs Bert Clark Was called TO New
York bv the death of sister.
Miss Grace Bacon. teacher Ia the pri-
mary school. l. i'll aud Mrs. Dora Brock
WAY Is taking her place for a few days.
Erlix Bacon 81 Chelsea was in town
yesterday to visit bis daughter.
The graduating class sold good num-
her Of tickets Tor the lecture last EVEN
ing AMI quite good sum viii be cleared
from il for the benefit Of the class.
The seventy sixth annual meeting Of
The Orange County conference Of the
Congregational churches win be held at
the congregational church here, May
~ and ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
Ladies' Fitted Goats

A Coat which has been one Of our
leaders ii the fitted style u made 81
good Atwood cheviot, lined throughout
with good quality satin, double stitched
welt seams. collarless, trimmed wirh
sutash braid. This Coat We have sold
for $6.9s. Now marked sz.ss to close.
Az S7.9s is d lot 81 Coats III odd sizes,
mo two alike. mostly small sizes. made
Of good quality covert, lined With satin
and taifeta, strap and welt seams. These
are Coats that sold fol- $1,000
At Ss98 Is lot 81 Coats that lave
been selling for $3.50 and $500 These
have been our best Coats this season in
the fitted style. Made in grey and tan
covert.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

pana, .,,sn3. 2. rt,nsl;ass
~" iase saocks ~ Vaughan =
yet 4 style book at Fits store.
speeial eut prices in coats at Abbott's.
Auction sale st City Auction Rooms
tonight
strawberry iee ryeam with fye-h frnit
at Mascntt !.
Sper;a. hnx r,el;ng 55c III ma
xs,,ss.ar, $500
,.s,,a,s sa..s..,a; .... ,.a.s..;.,
today On business.
Miss i Ferri arrived II the ~ ves.
,erlav fran, naiv
.,
1919 sesamossa Wy $4,000 y
III. 4,aaa.,s, ,.,,.,, " rs,,.. craa
III On u;ll IS Il Xxx ha,l Sa,n,sa 1
arsn;r. M IA 10 M "s
NJ,
VIII Map ~ Asella'e oasT palt s''aih ~.
irsesu wv 7aaelafs 'haT ihu'hilas ~ sa1
seole "a a4 " Az.
The Swedish Ladies' Sewing societF
will have a sale IN their hall IN the Nor-
then block tonight AT $50 o'clock
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Sidney Wallace. who
have been visiting al Tie home III their
son. a s. Wallace. went 10 their home
I'm Waits River today.
ND raea;,as /. n,,,o,,t II a. 81. ,so
MA lase y sns,ls n,;,s NH I'M. NM,
Special for Saturday, 50c per box of
WIKI pairs. FraHlk McANhortcr Co.
have about fiftv trimmed hats
to close out reuardless " cost. as they
,nust Be closed out N 4 few DAYS. Mrs.
J. Al. Bond. So North Main street.
-
Mhiie me zee = very tnih ~ tlae "a
WHOM, TINS warm weather. changes are
peing mace, aneluaing lne instalinaest
81 eieetfie iais' WHICH Will aneaia oo0as
ness an1 raniofL aoF summer PAL
81. smith n Brother wish III an
nonnce that theV viii have tive extra
rlerks IL s,aSS NH tEe following ssargains
III SATURDAY. next Lnt III NJ go rants
for ssc; lot II 500 pants for S1.gs;
vt 81 $500 ana $50 pants for s2.gs.
lot. III zoe underwear for 3er: III If
75e underwear for 4gc. III If sf.25 and
81. 30 shirts 1T soc: lot Of 81. so and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
Ladies' and Children's Goats

We Aiso have u mixed Iot "a forty i've
inch Coats. no two ALIKE some With
straps down back, some plain. Best
style Of material and osir newest Goats.
Mere $1,000. Now $3.50.
In our ChiidFen's Goats that are br0k.
len in sizes We can give yon some fale
bargains Goats that We cannot dt-
plicate. We can give YOU g9od Goat
for S2.75 and some small sizes VI gSc.
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
WE have just received today another
iot u those Bingham SHIRT Waist Snifs.
These are the 6nod service make. nbade
ia the best oF style and guaranteed not
to fade. Make your choice while tlle
sizes ARE coed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-19
AP ABBOTT 8. DAP. ABBOTT q cola p ABBOTT 8 Co.
n The Daylight Store =
Does This Interest You?

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which Fal
n which will be hard duplicate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24

The meek and lowly potato has come
into its own. 1t has broken into the
sporting game \ brand of juice called
potato spirit is now being extracted
from the humble tuber, and it sends
an automobile swifter than all git out.
A Frenchman discovered the process.
Now l know the secret of eX-Fighte-
Kid McCoy's fast life. He eats pota-
toes three times a day.
The heyday of youth is all right, but
it hasn't got anything on the pay dag
Of old age.
Lots of things, like lots of men, LOOK
easy until you try to do them.
WILLIE WEST
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24
GaIveston,s Sea Wall

makes life now as safe in that city as on
the higher uplands. +. w. Goodloe.
who resides on Dutton street. in Waco.
Tex. needs no sea wall for safety. He
writes: IL have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption the past
five years ant it keeps me well and
safe. Before that time | had cough
which for years had been growing
worse. Now it's gone" Cures chronic
coughs, la grippe, Group, whooping
cough and prevents pneumonia. Pleas
ant TO take. Every bottle guaranteed
at Hartz & UHemeyer's drug store
Price soc and $1.00. Trial bottle free
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24
Railroads at Home and Abroad.

Last year the railroads of Great Brit
ain and Ireland transported over one
billion passengers and only killed %
and injured 500. In American only
three-quarters of a billion passengers
were carried, but we killed 1000 and
injured $4,000. In medicine it is i'm
possible TO make comparisons because
there is no other remedy in the same
class with the famous Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. 1t has been first and
foremost for So years. and it's record of
cures has been so wonderful that we
doubt if anyone will ever be able to
make a better remedy to take its place
Try it for poor appetite, insomnia, fiat
ulency, bloating, liver or kidney ills,
dyspepsia, Indigestion. cramps, diar-
rhoea or malaria, fever and ague. The
genuine has our private stamp over
the neck of the bottle. Refuse all
others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24

months death list makes a screditable
showing, one member dying in his 21st
year Of membership. three in their
goth: four in the 10Th, six in the 18th,
| five in the 18th, three in the 10th and
II in the 18th year There were rs
deaths in the first three years of mem
bership, and 167 in the next seven
years.
Considerable Gain i'm Membership.
The membership statement for the
months of June and July, issued Aug.
1. shows a total beneficial membership
of 776,SS7, carrying 1920, 066.500 in
surance. The net gain in beneficial
membership was 1920, and the net
gain in insurance in force. $17,116,500.
There were 11,414 local camps in
good standing Aug. 1, 13S camps being
chartered during the months of June
and July There were 1928 benefit
certificates issued-2,231 to charter
members in new camps, and 1862 to
applicants in old camps
The temporary suspensions totaled
1881. representing an insurance of
SIS, sos, 900 and the reinstatements to-
tailed 6.256, representing insurance of
50. 733 500. Members applied for and
received decreases in certificate
amounts aggregating SG29,5OO, and in
cruases in certificate amounts were
granted aggregating $95S,50o.
MissourI's Increase Greatest.
But one state in the entire jurisdic-
ton shows loss in membership and
insurancc-Ncvada.l losing Ii members
and $19.500 insurance. All the other
states show a net gain, the largest be
ing made in Missouri, with 1,511 mem
bers and $780,, 500 insurance. Illinois
comes second with 1.222 members and
S1.52S.500 insurance Iowa is third
with 1.032 members and $1,460, 800 in
SuranCe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24
New Books
at Library

The following new books have been
received at the public library and are
ready for issue:
Photography-W Dew. Abney.
Heroes of Defcat-W. ]. Armstrong.
From a College Window. c. Ben
son.
Grammar of the German Language
H. c. c. Brandt.
John Knox-P Fl. Brown
Tracer of Lost Persons-R. w.
Chambers.
Coniston-Winston Churchill.
Electoral System in the United
States-J. II. Dougherty.
St Francis of Assist. l.. Dubois.
Girl in Waiting-Archibald Eyre.
Complete Latin Grammar-Albert
Hardness.
Mary. Queen of Scots-F. A. A. Mig
not
New Samaria-S. w. Mitchell.
Bishop of Cottontown-J- T. Moore.
Practical Boat Building for ANA
teurs-Adrian Nelson.
Wacousta-John Richardson.
Where Speech Ends-R. II. Schauf,
fer.
Colonel of the Red Hussars-J. r.
Scott.
Days and Deeds 100 Years Ago.
l.. Stone.
Wire Tappers-A. J. A. Stringer.
Report of Nashville Convention,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24

The mems championship in the tour
Golf club is being contested by Ardo
Mitchell of this city and j. ID. Cady OF
Moline. These two, who have defeat
ed all their opponents, were paired III
the final of the recent invitation meet
ing, and at that time Ardo defeated
Cady 1t is probable that he will
again defeat Cady this afternoon, but
the match is close enough TO attract
great interest.
In the semi-final of yesterday, Ardo
Mitchell defeated Leon Mitchell in an
exciting contest. The match was close
TO the finish. and at the beginning of
the last hole Ardo was but l up.
Through hard luck for Leon, his broth
or won the last hole with 3. making
him up In the match between j. ID.
Cady and w. d. Middleton, Cady won
. up. to play The match was closer
and better played than had been eX-
pected. In fact. Middleton's showing
in the tournament was one of the great
surprises of the contest, for he had not
been counted on to last more than the
HTSt IOtillu III the championship SiooS'
In the Other Flights.
The defeat of c. p. Skinner by Wal
ter Chambers. ? up. was one of the
surprising results of yesterdays games
in Glass b. II. A. Barnard defeated
Harris Baker. 1 up. in the same class.
F. C. Denkmann of this city quail
fed for the final in Glass c by defeat
ing II. G. Pape, up, to play. His
opponent in the final, J. l.. Thatcher,
defeated NJ. II. Thompson, 6 up, to
play
In Glass ID. ]. p Maxwell defeated
G.. L. Eyster. ) up, 4 to play, and II. c.
Wylie qualified through the default of
William ButterwOrth, who was out of
the city.
Both Rock Islanders Win.
The match between F. w. Bahnsen
and \. ID. F7icke in Glass E was a close
one. Bahnsen winning, up. In the
same Gloss e. w. Hurst of this city de-
feated w. l.. Allen. 4 up. 2 to play.
The two Rock Island players, w. Fl.
Reck and a. II. McCandless. dropped
out in Glass + in yesterdays match.
j. p Donahue defeated Reck, up, 81
to play. and Frank Baker defeated Nc
Candless, 3 up, to play.
In the contest for the consolation
cup. Schiller Hosford defeated S. E.
Blunt. 3 up, 8 to play, and H. l.. Will
Iiams won from e. B. Hayward, l up,
in a 19-hole contest
In the finals of this afternoon. one
cup. Class f, is contested for by two
Rock Island men, and this city's rep
stand well to win the
championship class and in Glass G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24
q q - DRIVES OUT
oe - - RHEUMATISM

The aches and pains of Rheumatism are only symptoms which may
scattered relieved plasters bSters
with opa As the treatment left OFF however there is any
muscles and tender places on the flesh return and the sufferer finds that he
while
The Rheumatism acid condition the blood brought by
shall left OF
acids
produce
the
making life
purified built
elastic,
call advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTA GAs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-24
ROUNDUP BY WILLIE WEST
Sport Critic Side Steps Into Poetry and
Then Ducks Out Again.

Sport Critic Side Steps Into Poetry and
Then Ducks Out Again.
Sam Berger of Frisco, now that he
has defeated philadelphia jack
O'Brien, says he won't fight for n year
or so, that he needs long rest, ETC.
Same old story. Sorry to see that Sam
is like all the rest of the present day
''pugs." WIN A SCRAP AND THEN
POSE AROUND IN THE LIME
LIGHT FOR AS LONG AS THE
POWER PLANT WILL RUN" is the
framed motto now hanging on every
fighters wall alongside the old favorite
one, GIVE Us A BIG PURSE AND
AN EASY MARK
Perhaps the following bit of prize
ring poetry, printed here by permission
of the publishers of the Third Reader
For Young Fighters" may explain
Sans present coyness and difidence:
He who wins and runs away
MAY live to win some later day,
But he who fights and stays on deck
Is apt to get il in the neck.
The automobile is n spiteful toy. Not
able to put good old Dobbin out of
business by legitimate competition, it
has adopted means closely resembling
the tactics of rival politicians. Recent
" at Manchester. Mass, an auto jumped
across a road and injured Land of
Glover. the famous steeplechase racer,
SO badly that he had to be shot. An
gered ut its failure to kill Land of
Glover outright, the auto took crack
at the groom riding the horse and
crushed in his ribs. Automobiles will
have to be muZzled in hot weather if
this keeps on.
One of the funniest incidents in base
stealing l ever saw happened in Chi
cago one of the years that the sensa
tional old center fielder Bill LANCE led
! the National league in base running.
Il was a close race between. LANCE and
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