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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
THINGS THEATRICAL.


1t is announced that De Wolf Hop
per. following his coming season in
"Happyland,D will 80 in for straight
farce instead Of comic opera.
Arrangements are being made where
by Robert Mantell and H. 2. Irving
win be seen together In a few matinee
performances Of "Othello,r Mr. Irving
playing Iago.
Miss Diana Huneker a sister Of the
critic, is TO go on the stage this season
as a member Of Miss Grace Georges
company. She has had some expert
ence in amateur theatricals In Phila-
delphia.
Julian Mitchell will join the Shuberts
as general stage manager as soon as
he completes the staging Of "a Pa.
rislan Model which goes on at tho
Broadway theater, New York. In Octo.
Der, with Miss Anna Held as the star.
Miss Nella Bergen has been re-engag.
ed by Klaw Il Erlanger as prima dom
ma Of ~The Free Lance Her new
contract with them stlpulates that she
is also to sing the role Of the Princess
Yolande when the Sousa opera is pro-
duced in London next spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
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FACTS FROM FRANCE.

4 4 Paris joiner named Dereboul made
bet that he could consume ten yards
of a4usages. lie won 1t, but died after
ward from congestion.
Tor tile first time a party group has
te6n formed In the French chamber
IN tic defense Of the rights OF women
headed BY Henri Cheron.
Making postal cards carrying insult
lug aIlusions to the German emperor Is
pleasing Partisan industry. The par.
than political postal card Is quite com.
Tire Paris budget committee In tnk.
{aK up the estimates for 1907 struck
ont the salary or DIebler. the public
execufiouer, thus foreshadowing the
disappearance Of the guillotine
Trench officials are considering a
6<Helne for providing a standing army
a long service men, one feature Of
wSfcf1 III to be the compulsory enlist.
rf1ent Of ali French schoolboys Ia ma.
fio11al ride corps, 50 that from their
eazlle5t years they may be accustomed
II habits discipline and knowledge
~ affux
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
The Badge Of Honesty

r.
Ts on every wrapper Of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery because a full
list of the ingredients composing 1t IS
printed there in plain English. Forty
years of experience has proven Its superior
worth AS q blood purifier and lnvigorat-
Ing tonic for the cure OF stomach disorders
and all liver ills. 1t builds up the rum
down system as no other tonic can IN
which alcohol is used. The active medic
inal principles Of native roots such as
Golden Sea and Queens root, Stone and
Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black
Cherrybark are extracted and preserved
by the use Of chemically pure, triple
refined glycerine. Send to Or. r. ". Pierce
dit Buffalo, nj 81, for free booklet which
quotes extracts from well-recognized ned
ical authorities such as Drs. Barthnlow,
King, ScuddeT, Coe, Ellingwood and .
host Of Others, showing that these roots
can be daycnded upon for their curative
action il all weak states OF the stomach
accompanied by indigestion or dyspepsia
rs well IS iD>all bilious or liver complaints
and In gSlfwasting diseases where there
Is IosS<1Tfesh and gradual running down
Of tls5trength and system.
The Golden Medical Discovery ma kes
rich. nlire hlood and 50 iny!g0rates and
Isgulates the Stone c |. KeL ard hnAels,
and tnrQASb thell. Lhe whole system.
Thus all skin affections, hiotehes, piEnples
and ernptionS as well as scrosuons swell
llngs and old open running sores or ulcers
are cured and healed. In treating old
running sores, or ulcers, It is we'll To in
sure their hoRling to apply to them DR..
Pierce,,s All-Healing SaIvo. Hyour drug
gist don't happen to have this Salve IN
stock, send fifty-four cents in postage
stamps to DR.. r. " Pierce. Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. NJ ", and
large box Of the ALI Healing Salve z
will reach You by return post.
You can't afford 10 accept secret nos
truIn as substitute for this non alcoholic,
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, not
even though the urgent dealer may
thereby make little bigger profit.
DR. pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and fnyigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Sugaf-coated, tiny granules, easy 70 take
as candy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
FRUIT CULTURE


Prompt destruction of windfall ap-
pies will tend TO lessen the amount Of
wormy fruit In future Best methods
Of marketing should occupy the atten-
ton of producers Good fruit nicely
put up will find a good market
All the small fruits may be fall
planted currants, gooseberries, rasp-
berries. blackberrics and grapes.
ThIn late fruits. This is much better
than propplng up the limbs and gath
ering and marketing a lot of inferior
stuff.
Use fresh up TO date packages and
improve as much ms possible ON the
usages Of your particular market
Pruning may be done whore needed
In young orchards hunt for and de-
stroy borers.
Prune out all old wood and part OF
the new from the currant bushes.
In setting q young apple or pear or
chard this fell prepare the land early
and set the trees in October at the
north and later farther south. Stone
fruits should lie planted In the spring.
III selecting orchard land look out for
good drainage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
MODES OF THE MOMENT.


at a Premium.
A mighty swagger lingerie shirt waist
Is made Of alternate strips of rather
wide valeneiennes insertion and slight
ly gathered two inch puffs Of handker-
chief linen arranged horizontally. The
sleeves are fashioned In the same way
and finish Just below the elbow with
three tiny lace edged rufties
Garnets are very fashionable. odd
necklaces and pins of this becoming
red stone are searched for in antique
shops A particularly original necklace
was run TO cover the other day consist
ing Of small blocks Of uncut garnets
fastened together with invisible links.
Bracelets Of all sorts are worn in ex-
fravagart numbers. Several narrow
ones on the left arm are usually OF
ssemi" as well as precious stones, set
in all kinds Of clever designs.
The pointed bodice is the newest
thing in styles 80 far. Occasionally a
girdle effect is the form II takes, but
more often it is the waist itself. care
fully shaped TO At without wrinkle
and slanting into a deep, graceful point
directly in front These waists are
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
HER FORTUNE

Torsglnail
They were sitting by the library ta-
BILE, lamp swinging from above. She
was playing solitaire.
Can you tell fortunes with cardslp
. be asked.
mo. Can your
II have method Of my own at card
fortune telling. Shall try yoursg'
Yes; do
She passed him the cards, and, after
Stunning, he turned over d card at d
time till he came to the queen Of
hearts.
That's you he said.
'tOh, how tiatterIng"
'4rhe six Of clubs. the ten Of spades,
the three Of clubs, the four Of spades,
the, king of diamonds" He paused.
"Weil?v she asked.
''That means a rich man IL your
suitor"
Il don't know any such.
You're not supposed to know just
who loves you tn you are told"
You think SOP
81 said not supposed to know"
"Ohr
The king Of clubs, he went on, the
queen OF spades. The queen Of spades
indicates that dark girl wishes for
herself some one who loves you, Look
out for her The nine of hearts, the
three Of diamonds, the jack Of clubs.
The jack Is that little black mean
dark gentleman whom you met
Don't get personal"
The jack, falling between the jack
Of hearts and the queen of spades and
directly under the queen Of hearts, in
dictates that you prefer him and that
the dark lady loves the jack Of hearts,
blond man, who prefers YOU
And who is the jack Of hearts ?"
He sighed Then lie went on dealing.
The next important cards were the ten
Of Clubs, that fell under the jack OF
clubs, and the ace OF hearts, that fell
under the jack of hearts. He paused
and looked serious
What's the matter7" she asked.
"a great deal The dark gentleman
has ten chances to the blond gentle
mans ene.v
He hasn't mean / prefer blond
men to brunettes.'
Two hearts fell. one on each side of
the king OF diamonds. 1T looks be
said, 'as n, after all. you would marry
the rich sutton" The king OF hearts
fell under the king of diamonds. your
father favors him"
Papa doesn't.
"0h, here comes the queen OF dia-
monds. also in the line under the king
of diamonds. That's it; your mother
favors the rich sutton"
How silly"
These hearts falling all about the
jack of clubs indicate that the dark
gentleman is far ahead of the rich one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
cattle Commission.


Tile work Of this commission has re-
Gently been severely criticised. Vermont
has always taken an advanced position
in the attempt TO free out cattle from
the contamination Of disease and has
done more than most states to REIN.
burse tie owner for loss in this respect,
until, under the provisions Of the law
as il stands to-day, we are practically
placing a premium on disease. This II
the fault of the law and criticism Of
The commissioners has grown largely out
Of their construction OF that section Of
the statute relating to the disposal Of
cattle condemned as diseased. The law
is wrong on his point and should BIZ
amended,
A diseased animal should be condemn
ed, slaughtered and buried or burned
immediately, and never be allowed TO
polIute the channels OF commerce.
Vermonters have established an en-.
yiable reputation th producing the best
This shonld be as true of our cattle
as OF uni other products Tho compar-
atiyely small amount derived from the
sale of condemned cattle is tainted mon.
ey, and is no fair offset for our lost
reputation for pure food products
IN my message to the general assem-
bly, two years ago advised the es4
tablishing 81 some date after which The
state should cease to lie responsible
for nearly the full value Of condemned
cattle. ! wish to emphasize this recon-.
mendation, for believe that. with strin.
gent police regulations governing the
importation Of stock ana an enforced
test Of al cattle within the state, dis
case should be practically eradicated,
and the state should be free from fur
Their expense IN this direction.
believe ii would benefit The service
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04

close fitting and we'll honed There are
few tigures to which this bodice is not
becoming, for anything that makes the
waist look smaller is bound 10 look
well on the stout and slim woman
alike.
Shades running between brown and
gray promise 10 be the leading colors
of the season such. fer instance, rs
smoked glass" elephants tail" csc
The dress Illustrated is scrslcca
little frock for school wear / Is isi
Of navy blue panama cloth trini
with black braid Tie gimp Of Gil cts
embroidery softeas The effcct about y
face, and. as It Is detachable, fire >
one is easily substituted.
JUDIC CHOLLET,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
The Times Daily Short Story.
ID sse sssaSssaexesea ~

Notwithstanding your mothers innu-
ence''
What's the blond gentleman doing
all this whilegv she asked softly, her
eyes bent on the cards. He cast q
sharp glance at her and without reply
Went on dealing till the jack Of hearts
was surrounded by cards Of his own
suit
Late In the game the blond gentle,
man seems to be finding more favor
with the queen or hearts, but these
clubs falling between 1t and the queen
of spades indicate a complication be.
tween the dark girl and the blond
gentleman"
What possible complication can
there be- she asked sharply.
We'll, having been discouraged by
the queen Of hearts--that Is, you- he
might have gone so far with the dark
lady as not to be able to Withdraw"
"She can't have much pride to hold
him il he doesn't want to be held
She spoke with great deal OF aspet,
ity.
You shouldn't have discouraged this
blond gentleman
How did know She paused
He gave her time TO frame what sh,
had to say, but she failed to do SO.
The blond gentleman certainly
made his feelings plain"
She stared at the cards without re
ply.
Lets 20 one. Something may turr
up he added
II there was any method In bis deal
ing it could not be discovered. She
did not seem interested in the method
only In the result. He dealt a mum
Der Of tAe club suit about the jack 81
clubs.
"Ihis Is strange" he said The
black little--I mean the dark gentle
man seems to have found favor witt
the dark lady. 1t may be that she vii
not stand between the queen and jaci
Of hearts after all. Choose one Of the
cards on the table, and II win indicate
how the affair is coming out
Reaching forward, she touched ths
Ave of hearts. He took her hand II
his and placed ii on the six Of hearts
saying. THE FIVE and the six Of heart.
make eleven, or the jack In Other
words. you will make the blond LITTLE
man happy, won't your
lie waited some time for a reply
when he heard a faint Yes
There were footsteps IN the hall, anf
in came several young men and wo
men.
what are you two doing?'
He had Withdrawn his hand al th,
first sound and was dealing the card
vigorously. II am telling her fortune
by process OF my own"
He went on dealing. the others look
ing on. trying TO discover his rules d
procedure. He married her TO darl
and rich gentleman, whereupon the!
reminded him that girl cant MARI!
two men unless one dies or Is divorced
after she has married him That stop
ped the fortune telling. and in few
minutes the fortune telling couple dis
appeared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
wLIlAms' KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneys?
Izzke sog cterworlSed your nervous sys.
Iz=4 ana da0srd trouble with yonr kid.
Szxz and Bladder Have you pains in
8 Ade back, groms and bladder
#ss v0N habby appearance Of the
els 1fbeoially under the eyesy Too
z4z.=..sn desire 20 pass nrine2 Ii
s. iliikms Kidney Pills win cure you
e ==.s4is free. BY mail soc. Williams
ID Il proprictors. Cleveland, Ohio
|zaia Dy C II. Kendrick y Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
Mste Institutions.

I direct special attention to the re-
ports OF the public institutions Of the
state and the recommendations therein
contained. The publicity given these
institutions through the investigations
recently held has had good effect.
The crowded condition at Rutland
should be relieved suggest an amend
ment to the present law 50 that short
term sentences and fines for intoxication
may be served ont IN the county where
the conviction occurs, aud that such
prisoners be made to work out their
sentences on the roads and streets in
summer and in chopping or saving wood
In winter. This il healthy. honorable
work. and would afford some return for
their expensive burden TO The commm-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
tened The overmont,9 in honor Of our

tened the Vermont in honor of our
State
| The legislature instructed me to pur-
chase suitable silver service to be pre-
sented to this battleship when it goes
into commission, and appropriateness 900
Tor the purpose. | contracted for this
work With the Gorhan Manufacturing
company, through Boyle Brothers Of
4 White River Junction, state agents, and
hope to be able to present it to my sue
cessor ut an early date, so that il may
b. placed Oh exhibition here AT the State
House dlring this session. It consists
los fourteen very handsome pieces of
solid silver; III cost not to exceed 1886.
Among the decorations are the State
Coat Of Arms, the State House, the
Il state flower the sugar camp, the Jersey
lcow the Morgan horse, things typical
lof the States life and activity, to Be
constant reminders of the brave little
commonwealth among the hills which II
never afraid Of conflict, but believes that
4 The nation best prepared for war il best
prepared to dictate terms of honorable
1peace
This noble battleship, the largest oil
hts class, II fast approaching completion
land win be ready for service early in
\ lp07. It il our hope and prayer that 1t
Twill sail the mighty deep on errands Of
peace, messenger to proclaim the pro-
gfess, the industry and the Christian
Esprit Of the great nation Of which our
State il part, butif II becomes neces-
sary to bare its guns Tor battle, may it
i be in lust cause, and when that time
comes. let whoever il ia command re-
member To put the Vermont" ahead and
keep the line well closed up.
Toll Bridges.
II is the opinion Of progressive peo-
/ pie that toll bridges on the highways
across our rivers are relic Of the past
land should he abolished.
Authorized BY the legislature, | app
POINTED commission, Of which Hon. Gil-
bert A. Davi9 Of Windsor was chairman,
I'LL consult with * similar commission APP
pointed BY the Governor Of New Hamp-
shire as 70 The ACCESSIBILITY and expense
lof freeing the toll bridges across the Con-
Inecticut river between Vermont and
lNew Hampshire.
4 The commission has investigated the
subject in all its bearings and finds that
there are twenty.seyen bridges in the
TERRITORY named, ten 81 which, including
three To BIZ Constructed, are toll bridges.
tIs ii estimated that 10 free these, and to
reimburse those already free SO as to
lplace all on an equal footing, wound cost
vermont about 100000, this amount
being one third III the total expense.
lNerrnont's share should then be divided
tequally between the towns interested
land the State.
The report Of this commission is
ready and should be ordered printed for
the instruction of the legislature on the
lsubiect The recommendations suggest
Ell by the commission are made aftI due
elaboration and are worthy Of your care
/ gul consideration
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
War OF me Future.

II cannot be long before the torpedo
controlled and directed from a depot
ship becomes an actual factor IN mod
ern warfare. The advantages Of such
an arrangement ARE 50 obvious tha'
progress III tits direction Will be watch
cd with the greatest interest," a ma
chine made war. governed Ms all wars
are, simply by the question Of cost y
a cousummation devoutly to be wished
X Engineering Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
Rental value o. Grouse Moor..

1t has been estimated that something
like ts50000 il paid yearly as rental
for the 2.400 ginrSe moors Of Scotland.
Rental Of grouse moor varies from
d % 2s. 81 an acre, and one Of TO-
acres with shooting lodge attached.
Sizes as much as f5oo- Perthshre Is
great county for this form Of sport.