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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
THE sTANNARD MARKER.
Will Have to Augment Appropriation to
Commemorate Birthplace.

VIII nave 70 augment appropriation "
Commemorate Birthplace.
ST. Adams, July 30s--It looks as If the
$1,000 appropriation for the erection Of
marker at the birthplace of the late
Maj. -Gen. George j. Stannard in Geor-
gia would have to be in some way aug
mented. The commissioners, ex-Gov. 4.
j. 0rmsbee, of Brandon, W. A. Decker, Of
Georgia, and Mai. S. II. Wood, of St.
Adams, have examined the house m
which General StannaId was born and
have found it to be worthless for tene-
ment purposes.
Oscar T. Sunderland, the owner Of the
farm on which the Stannard house
stands, asks a considerable price for the
ground on which the house is TO be built
and win not set value on ledge near
the house which would make more
conspicuous site. Mr.. Sunderland gives
the commissioners six months option on
the house.
The building would have to be re.
moved for the erection of the marker
on this spot the preservation of the
house being no part Of the plans Of the
commission The appropriation i $1,000
but in order to secure the land and then
purchase suitable marker more money
than that will be needed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
DANGER in DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous for
Barre People to Neglect.

= ~SE-~ - = $780,
The great danger Of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache, head
ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness,
lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy, dia-
betes and Bright's disease follow in mer-
CHESS succession. Don't neglect your
kidneys. Cure the kidneys with the
certain and safe remedy, Doan's Kidney
Pills, which has cured people right here
in Barre.
Mrs Annie Glib, Of Fl Brooklyn
street, Barre, VT, says: "For over a
year had more or less backache, brought
on, / think, by disordered condition Of
the kidneys If / brought too much
strain on the muscles Of my back, sharp
pains would take me, and also suffered
from headaches and spells Of dizziness.
When | overworked or caught cold it
always made the trouble worse. read
good deal about Doan's Kidney Pills
and went to r. A. browns drug store
for box. Before ] had taken all the
pills in this one box my back was re-
lieyed, and when / had finished second
box the pains had ceased and felt bet
ter in every way. am glad to recon-
mend such reliable remedy rs Doan's
Kidney Pills proved to be in my case
For sale by all dealers. Price zoe
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
CASPIAN LAKE.
Article on Summer Resort Favored by
Barre People.


Barre People.
Greensboro, July 3O.--This charming
and healthful place, nestled in the Yer
mont hills on the shores of Caspian
lake, has now become the most popular
Of all vermont's summer resorts, and
more than 700 persons come here every
season with more or less regularity.
There are today over 100 cottages
around the lake, most of them owned
BY widely scattered business men and
professional men who come here every
year and stay throughout the summer.
Picture a lake one and one-half miles
wide BY three miles long, of great
depth, situated in the "Yh of the Green
mountains, fed almost entirely by
springs, over / 800 feet above sea level,
and one has Caspian lake, It is the
highest body of water in the state, and
from its shores one can see the highest
farm in the state The Indians who
dwelt upon its shores called it Lake
Beautiful" and this place had its In.
dian fights and Indian legends.
The first visitor TO discover the bcau-
ties OF the place and the excellence Of
the earlier fishing was Avery G. Wheel.
er Of Randolph, VT, who came here
regularly Tor mere than 30 years. Only
this summer he passed over the great
divide" and died where he had often
expressed the hope he might die--on
the shores of the lake.
Among other visitors, some Of whom
have never missed a season for 10
years, are Prof. Bliss Perry Of Harvard,
the editor Of the Atlantic Monthly; the
Boston school book publishers, Benjamin
Fl. Sanborn and Charles A. Sibley;
Profs. Cook OF Yale, Woodruff of Bow
doin, Wescott and Hibben Of Princeton,
Wheeler and Lnrba Of Bryn Mawr aud
Votey Of the university Of Vermont
school superintendent and principals,
Eliot Of Boston, Landon OF Bordentown
n. j.. Bagnal OF Adams, Mass, Hardy
Of Amherst, Mass, and Whitehill Of
White River Junction. The clergy have
some noted representatives in p. NJ
Snyder of Rockford, ILL.,, G. f. Carter Of
Lexington, Mass., in his college days
Yales crack pitcher, George w. Nor
row Of Detroit, secretary of the Michi-
gan Anti-Saloon league, |. G. Smart Of
Burlington, VT, and Roy. Mr.. Chidley
of Brooklyn Rev. DIR. + Il. Dewhurst
Of Chicago, who died since last season,
was one Of the most beloved of the
campers as we'll as one Of the great
thinkers of the country.
Many Of the campers are enthusiastic
golfers. and the Mountain View club
rarely loses a match. Among the favor
tic drives are those taken to the Roll
ing rocks and Runaway pond There
are two rocks, each weighing more than
90 tons, so nicely balanced that the
hand can move them.
For many years the lake has been
artidcjally stocked with trout, and it
would be difficult to find another body
OF water in the state which can show
better results from artificial stocking,
Since 1900 there have been more trout
taken from this lake than any other
body Of water in the state, and catches
of 40 TO 80 pounds in a day were SO
frequent that in 1902 the Vermont leg
islatme passed law restricting the
catch Of each person to Is pounds a
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
The Charming Woman

is not necessarily one Of perfect form
and features, Many plain woman who
could never serve as an artists model,
possesses those rare qualities that all
the world admires: neatncss, clear eyes,
clean smooth skin and that sprightli-
ness Of step and action that accompany
good health. A physically weak wo-
man is never attractive, not even to
herself. Electric Bitters restore weak
women, give strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth, velpety skin, beautiful COM
plexion. Guaranteed at Riekers &
Wells of the Red Cross Pharmacy, SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THuRspAY. III 30. leo7.
one Thonsand Dollar.

Would you take $e5 year and in
sure the healthies man in your town for
S1,000y Then why take the chance on
yourselfi 5sth year. National Life In
surance Company, Montpelier, w (NIu-
tual.) S. S. Ballard, General Agent,
Montpelier, VT, N b. Ballard, Local
Agent, Miles Block, Barre vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
Wonderful Ability.

81 understand he is a man OF great
ability"
''You bet he is, lie can convince you
that you are wrong in my argument
without having to shake his finger In
your face" Milwaukee Sentinel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
WASHINGTON.

The City Fish Market will run IFS
cart through this village on Wednesday,
and every two weeks hereafter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
WILLIAMsTowN.

Look for the fish cart on Wednesday
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
SOUTH BARRE.

Look for the fish cart on Wednesday
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24
TALK or THE TOWN.

z
See Fits advertisement
Red stamps are valuable.
Special ribbon values At Abbottis
Sale 81 figured masiins II yaughau'si.
cvalli la yendsre "a aiFittore. AZ.
Tornasi
Greatest display Of ehiidren's parasols
at PeFry's.
White embroidered parasolH at
VauHhan's.
Auction sale of lawn mowers and fun
niture tonight.
William Beckley began work for n.
II. Davis this morning.
III YOU IKE III laugh lee the drunken
matron Ut the pavilion tonight.
James y. Walker has zone ID Hanover,
t0 attend tha reunion 0f Hill class ab
Dartmouth college
George t'atcs N To take Frank Dyer's
place at Tile post Office while the latter
MI on his vacation.
Mrs. Smither's boarding school II one
'of Tho many pictures shown at dalc's
pavilion this week.
Another lot of those colored pine cone
prints Ak i0c each. Just received KEN
yon II Co.'S Bargain Store.
To rent, ready to-day. good tene.
nent obi Cliff street fof Il small family.
Apply IN peraen IN i. Henry Jackson
Large assortment III post cards jast
III, comics, notices, t0asts and song
series. Please step iii and lock- them
over Kenyon Y ca's Bargain Store.
Fcr new enterprise OUR locai insmf-
anee company ii Rtaetiig with great stIcs
cess They ara writing policies tot the
best parties In town.
Roswell Eeckley of Northiield riaited
him family III this city over Sunday.
Mil BeekleY expects 10 move hiH family
VI Northiield this week
The officers ana TEACHERS If thc Pres
bgterian sunday school are requested
tn meat al the church Tuesday even.
ing AZ o'clock To make arrangements
foI The picnic.
Il We Are ready for that June wedding.
Are your III not. 20 ta Holmes for
yrur iewelry, silverware and rut glass
gifts Prices right. III q. Holmass
Gordon block
The friends of Goddard will all NJ
member Prof David Il, Maulsby,, AZ ore
time principal, now at the head u tbs
English department ia Tuits eollege.
Prof, Manlsby il u give the alumni oIa.
ton At the seminary Tuesday at eleven
0'cioek. All are welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24
CHARACTER BUILDING
AS TOLD TO MAS0NS
Rev. w. c. MseIntyre Gave Powerful
Sermon 10 The Various Masonic
Orders Yesterday Morning.

Members Of *. Aidemar Command.
cry, Knights Templar, to the number
81 90, and over SOC Masons from Granite
and other Masonic lodges listened 70
the Memorial sermon ~ Rev. W. G..
slaeIHtyYe al the Presbyterian church
yesterday morning. The speaker took
bis text from Lake 1850 sfhis usaa
began 10 build and vas not able 70
anish.n
Ms AiacInsyre said that III extended
a hearty welcome 10 tie Masons and
considered il sitting tAat the church
should welcome them because the
church and true Masonry stool foF che
same thing
He said that tie afasons were uot 4
secret society, A. q secret society was
one whose very existence and pfiaei
plies are unknown He said be would
not dwell upon the beauties ii Masonry
sn5kFefetilae g BIS text compared the
building 81 the ancient 9lasgas wish
tflo4e If modern times sayIu1 that
while ths pressnt-dsy 3lasoas we're net
operative aiasons III : literal sense they
HeYa buliasg# III mighty Masonic
temple; their characters. Ia build
ehaFaeter it is rot enough - have one
af two goad attributes bit il - neees.
saFv 70 have tie foundation based upon
righteousness morality and bfeshs9ly
love
q man when II has taken degrees 81
Masonry has just bsIuH his structure
and that Re Must make Ais opinions
beliefs. his beliefs convictions end THAI
BE- mHst #bide 81 BIS conviction and
begin right u buiM this temple Upon
the pillars 81 Masonry he should place
faith, viftBee ard kH0s ledge. for wfth
ont practical knowledge many men fail
and % this sh4Hid g. added 10 BIZ faith.
aud that fosi Moaa add The knowledge
il given 4 chanee
AaH ssiIi something more must IL sd
ded % the temple f. complete it 81.
eia3ing Temperance ard patience Mr.
Naslniyre did h9t refer ~ temperance
b. meaning aufoEicaHts aiene, saying
thst It was possible @ BIZ intsmp@aEs
ID mfny 1fher things Patienes alone
iauN be added bstieHfa b bold 81 &c
far one thing sas ogk wita gas FnJ
IS TieW.
FL iaid that shi Masonic temple Ct
sAafartef 9as at tae mefey 81 agHm.
stances without thls thorough luiItine
and f9ia H'ioa aad that stlil aHstast
ara tais tha browning feature a sili
fndhaesf. mast b. addei 20 e1Hriese
ard make tie stFactHre perfect
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24

opens ons hal by unfying fibbon bows
and laciug string. ~ shown III cut
Then II laundera like i handkerchief
mo more work
These Different Caps come hi ailk
tuckine, set win fine yalcncienre lace,
with aIk strings Price 75c Our
best one " A1 90 and those III
muslin II Doc
stomcr 1t viii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24

4 Baby Csp IhaIs
Different. II | aHudaG
Like i Handkerchief.

I'll Coz no more
than Tic oid styi
III prstilcF and
Wiz afs better as
Il perfect crown,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24
BLACK CAT HOSE

WE pay more fol these Hose than
Il paid for any other kind. Bit wr
sell more 81 them.
Boys Black Cat Hose are made u
hand-combed Egyptian yarn, with
linen spliccd heels. toes aud knees,
and has linen splicing Al insfcp thar
others do hot have, Price 25c.
Misses Heavy or Boys Light
weight Black Cat Hose are one-and-
one piece lib 81 very bcst yarn. Price
25c.
Misses Lislc Thread Black Cat
Hose Ate beauties. Very fine, AZ
glossy Al silk, III hard finish thar
wears like iron and elastic and we'll
shaped Price &5c
( We can ms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24

{ Wish 70 eytend neg shank n sII
tte friends sha attended tie fnnesN of
isF john titfiui snA " III persons
Nhq fenlesaa assistance during sh&
sickness
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24

~ 4by bidding "a the Cassie Land
sale We mean what We say. You can
purchase hard At Just what you feel like
paying. Be present Tuesday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24
BLACK car HOSE

Ladies Black Cat Hose, No 600,
of very fine Hand combed Egyptian
yarn This Hose costs III The same
III most 3sc Hose, still W. think bcst
to HILL II for 2l5c (It p!eases every
custorner
Ladies Black Cat Hose, M ~,
one-and-one rib. Top Hose iss d
new weave than has soId ~ everyone
thar has seen them
Ladies Black Kat Hose. Come
III brown and, like the black ones,
are Ilc better than other kinds Price
25c tGiood shades N bfown
Babies Black or White Black Cat
Hose iii i beautiful grade of mercer
ized yarn IT 25c A lighter grade
1t de
ke yoa 4 Black Cat Hose III
please you as much as ii viii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-24
A +. ABBOTT & COLA. r. ABBOTT cola ABBOTT 90.
0The Daylight Store =
BLACK CAT HOSE

new assortment t morning These Kenoa
Wisconsin 81 much he o
make Black
canar WE assorted but h demand outgroving the supply
They arc the best Hose that into
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
Mr.. HICKEY PUTS
IN BUSY DAY

RIVERSIDE. Jan. 5.-An unusual
multiplicity of functions exercised by
". y. Hickey of Paio Verde, a settle
ment on the Colorado River. was re-
vealed during habeas corpus proceed
ings in the Superior Court today.
Hickey runs a livery stable. He is
also constable and deputy sheriff A
horse was stolen from his stable, and
as justice Of the peace, Hickey issued
a warrant, then as constable went in
search OF the thief and captured him.
Justice of the Peace Hickey then gave
the prisoner a preliminary hearing and
bound him over 70 the Superior Court
In the capacity of deputy sheriff he
brought the man to the county seat
and as constable drew a warrant for
$3.50 for expenses in bringing his pris-
Oner in. Hickey cashed his voucher
and went home.
When an attorney sought to have
the prisoner released on habeas corpus
this evening Judge Densnore ruled that
while the proceedings were trife un-
usual they We're not sufficiently irreg-
ular to warrant a release on habeas
corpus. He therefore remanded the
prisoner TO the custody of the sheriff.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
LAR|AT OF COWBOY
LASSOS MANIAC

SAN BERNARDINo, Jan. 5.-A raw
ing maniac, who had escaped from the
California State Hospital for the in
sane, was lassoed today with a lariat
and captured by George Miller, a local
cowboy, after a desperate chase, in
which Miller was struck with a large
stone hurled by the maniac and
knocked from his horse. The cowboy
escaped serious injury.
Miller was on his way on horse
back from his home In the foothills
TO Harlem Springs when the maniac
escaping from the asylum, ran past
him in the road Several attendants
Of the institution, who were in pur-
suit, yelled to Miller to overtake the
man. Digging the spurs into his
horse. he sped after the man and sue
ceeded in grasping him by the collar
The man. however. wrenched himself
free from Miller's grasp. and. picking
up huge stone, hurled 1t at the rider
striking him in the side and knocking
him from his horse. The cowboy re-
mounted quickly, and, taking his
iariat from the pommel of his saddle
swung and dropped it about the head
and shoulders of the. fleeing man. He
was quickly jerked to the ground
bound hand and foot and carried back
to the asylum.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
BY r. r. 1'Ffornn1edieu

plant is under the hood, thoroughly
and completely accessible. and the CYL
inders are cooled by the direct and
patented Knox system of grooyed pins.
The main points in the specifications
are: Four cylinders, 4ssx4% inches; Sc
lectiVe sliding gear transmission, shaft
drive and bevel gear, three speeds for
ward and one reverse. 102-ineh wheel
base, Sc inch tread, 32 inch by
tires, jump spark ignition; weight 1850
pounds.
The car will easily seat five persons
and can develop speed of forty-hve
miles per hour.
This is the car that Vice President
Wright of the Knox Company drove
from Springfield, Mass, to New York,
hours and thirty-six minutes without
a stop. The performance was exceed
ingly creditable when the condition of
the Eastern roads at this time of the
year is considered.
The automobile dealers are worrying
over reports of a prospective strike
on the Southern Pacific Railroad. Some
Of them fear that their show cars will
not arrive on the coast in time for the
show, but the railroad people claim
they viii be able to get the cars here
in time II they are started from the
East according to schedule.
One thing is apparent at this early
date. 1t appears as though it will be
impossible for the association to give
space to all who have made applica-
tfons. Many of the local dealers have
ordered cars for the show that have
not been seen here before. They are
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
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SSSssSSsS> SsSSS<Srd

sending for the high-class vehicles
which are generally sold by catalogue.
This means that some of the hand
soonest cars in the United States will
be exhibited in this city next month
L. p Lowe, chairman of the executive
committee of the Automobile Club OF
California, will shortly leave on fly
ing trip East on business. In discuss
ing automobile topics in general last
night Lowe said:
II have received an invitation from
the California Association of Chauf-
feurs to attend their annual banquet
next Monday night. / appreciate the
honor and only wish that it would be
possible for me to attend. 1 am deeply
interested in the association, for it can
do great deal for automobiling.
hope that it will be more than social
organization. 1t should be conducted
on mutual benefit lines. An organiza-
tion of this kind meeting. say, quar-
terly. to discuss topics and papers on
automobiling and automobiles would
should follow out this plan 1 would be
pleased to entertain it at a supper on
one of it's meeting nights, for ] want
to see the men who handle our cars be
something more than drivers. There is
not profession which contains
brighter young men than those who
follow that of the chauffeur. They
should be more than mere coachmen.'
The Hovey- Boushey Company reports
that it has just received carload of
1907 Pope-Hartford cars These are
the first of the deliveries.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
WANTS To SUCCEED
CORTELYOU
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Following
the announcement that Postmaster
General cortelyou will resign the
Craftsmanship of the Republican Ma
tional Committee on March 4, when he
becomes Secretary of the Treasury,
comes the announcement that Senator
n. b. Scott of West Virginia will be
a candidate TO succeed him. Chairman
Cortelyou appointed Harry c. New of
Indiana vice chairman of the commit
tee. and expected that New would sue
ceed him.
The Scott movement is distinctly in
the interest of Vice President Fair
banks. Senator Scott having been a
lieutenant of the late Senator Hanna
Scott is outspoken against third term
for President Roosevelt and is not
over-friendly 70 the present admins
tration. II may be necessary to call
a special meeting of the national COM
mittee 70 settle the row If Senator
Scott's candidacy is presented.
Chairman Cortelyou proceeded under
a rule of the committee giving the
chairman power to fill vacancies. and
Il has been supposed that this power
would permit him TO name his sue
cessor-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
HEARST'S RECOUNT
MOVE BLOCKED

ALBANY, n Y, Jan. 5-Supreme
Court Justice Fits today issued an or
der forbidding Attorney General Jack
son TO hear the .reargument of Will
liam r. Hearst's application for leave
to begin quo warranto proceedings
against Mayor George Mcclellan, pend
ing a hearing before Justice Fits on
January IL.
The writ was asked on the ground
that similar application for leave to
test Mayor McClellan's title to office
had been acted upon by the former
Attorney General, Mayer. and that the
present Attorney General had no right
to reopen the proceedings.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06

One of the features of automobile
week in San Francisco will be the hold
ing of a meeting with the object of
forming a State association. Several
prominent automobilists have been in
communication with the officers of the
American Automobile Association. and
they are now planning to organize the
State Automobile Association. If their
intention be carried out, it will mean
that the local clubs and individual en-
thusiasts Will be brought into closer
touch with the rest Of the automo-
bilists of the United States than ever
before. The association will be formed
on the lines of the old National wheel
ing Association. which embraced
federation of clubs and also an individ-
ual membership. There is a need of
State organization, for there are many
propositions which only an association
Of this kind can handle.
Although the Automobile Club of Cal
ifornia is the Oldest organization of it's
kind in the State it would be impos-
sible for that club to take the posi-
tion Of State organization because
of its individual interests. A call prob
ably will be sent out to all the clubs
in the State some time next week.
The latest addition to the Knox fam
lily OF the air-cooled variety, the model
II Knox waterless $3.50 horsepower
automobile, has arrived at the sales
rooms of the Mobile Carriage Com
pany. 1t is one of the most pleasing
cars OF the 1907 models. The power
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
JOHN CONDOR AND
CELIA BUYING
RACETRACK

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5.-Private
negotiations. it is said are being con-
Quoted for the purchase of the City
Park racetrack stock by Louis A. Celia
of ST. Louis and John Condor, the blind
turfman of Chicago Rumors to this
effect have been afioat for some time.
and those who are in a position to
know but will not be quoted assert
that Celia, who is now really the West
ern Jockey Club will soon consummate
the purchase, despite the stories to the
contrary.
Should the deal go through it is
probable that the fair grounds will be
cut up into lots and the City Park
course, which is new plant, will be
used exclusively for racing.
Louis A. Celia owns the controlling
interest in the fair grounds