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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
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AGENCY HOLSTER BLOCK, BARRE. W.

a Liberty street, cottage. Rooms, Finished
Ia hzfd wood neatly new Large i0t Coco
neighborhood kSsfything 40 y dals TIC
IL right N'u
g6 acres 81 timber. wood and pastsrs land.
one mlie from Montpelier Junction. Wpga
and timber enough - twice pay Tor ths WINE g.
tract Gail and get price. sgH
Yarn Ia washington. Contains ~ acres y
4 hIgh stats NJ cultivation. VIII cut Y q q
Dlns III ray with Taaehins. ADgaaahee ~ hard
wood. Tao Sugar uees. kgnippea Nith efap-
crater And sgfns Tn tabs. 1fifs fArm has nov
~ IA ever 10 head ~ Ft0ek besiaes q team.
Price fos farm zfcne e2y5g0e1. WIZ sNii sferys
tblnx az 4 small price, slight e9nsiaeF An ~
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FOfS gAI,K.. best fesldencs lots IN ms city A.
be41 VI French street YfeN anDbsfraetsd
cleas 10 Washington street. CgnyaniFat y
both iises ~ trolley. egpd az w 81 ~ ~
glilne ynquirea. sss pisa Ayefih 0rAnss
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Mare f4eAs Fstata Agency, office ~ 1tHulta
savings EaAk Eloek Isiephons As'A ~
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b. 700 wsnto huy, seli y ekehsngs you
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savsf4 rods Win he sid AZ 4 bargain II sNtd
w onee. Inq1sgs es w. 4. Hail. 8g Klin street.
after so'eIoek 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
POULTRY

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
LOST AND FOUND.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25

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rooms wssh H9asffa ttapf9vsmaBts AAaFsas
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h1zs spg Ke&f A4sa& Btiss. Y y. BS4 81
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
WORK WANTED

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
10 REM.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

10 HKST-~A few eiegastly furnished rooms
10 she sew Arcade block Inqaife u Q. =.
Ifawss. MsU
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

. IovdAs 70 b shaksa .iaso The sboss Is nakss
iisf p sofns and baaioas. ~ IS. sr.et q com
ssssala ears Tor tired. svsetins. hnt ashins
tsst. A. ali drseslsts and shos storss. 81
DeS't sssept any s.bstituss; Yof rREE tri.i
6eniterv CORN-PAD. new lnvsation, address
Allsa .. Oiostsd, Ls2oy. n. y.
TRADE SUPPLIED By
Forbes Drug Co., Dsavsr
Beholts DPul Co.,
-tapiston Williams,
HsAsy-Arsularius Drus Co., Colorado eprinss
Gee; Z. 1sylos DRUG Co., Pueblo
s:,, = L..s P.ss Co.. Sal. Lake City
W. 4. Nsldoa Dr1g Co., :. "
nsyss Brosheu Drvs Co. E, 81. Louis
Fuller Fuller Co.. Chicago
noSris.on. Pia smer 4 Co.
ko1ss Bros. Catlsf. 81 PAUL.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

SHOULD DO IT-Many complaints
are heard by patrons OF the postoffice
who rent lock boxes about the doors
of the building being left locked OIL
Sundays, excepting during general
delivery hours. 1t does seem that
when person rents a box that 1t
should be accessible Mt all hcnn Of
the day from I in the morning till Z
In tho evening that's what they
rent boxes for-to got their mail
when they go for 1t. This Is not In
tended as kick-on our part but
merely a suggestion to Postmaster
Lewis.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

CATALOGUES Florence was
flooded today and yesterday with =
catalogue from Pueblo house. A
careful pcrsaal Of tho pages shows
TINT tho goods offered for sale arc not
better than the ones sold by tho local
merchants and the prIcc IL NO chsap.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

SAVING MONEY-Several Of the
newsboys of this city are saving mon-
ey fast. One or two Of them have AZ
much as 5000 to their account In the
little sum saved up In the larger
cities no one is more independent
tlian the newsboy II he has any bust.
ness acumen. Their sales are large
and profits good One newsboy Of
Florence drew check for t25 on his
account this morning.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09
State FAIR Pueblo.

Special train leaves Canon City
$3.50 a. m. i; Florence S:45 n. M.
Sept. II. q for round trip for Sept.
II only.
Special Attractions - Base ball.
Pueblo and Lincoln In the morning
and Trinidad and Pueblo in the after
noon 30 round boxing contest by Roth
and Flynn at the Grand opera house
In the evening.
el.0o tickets good to return on No.
Q, No. and special train.
@. g. HITCHCOCK, Agt.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09
A orsat oIstInetlen.

YES" said Mrs. Dudley Of Jefferson
City. Il reckon that fellcr that writ
out the declaration Of independence
deserved the honor" You mean the
honor Of being assigned TO write it7''
mo. cir! ! mean the honor o. bein'
named fur our town. They called him
'Jeasrsoas' you know."-PhilsdsIphis
Press N4slaA -, - lDne1esesDEAS.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

SPECIAL TRAIN The Santa Fe
will run . special train to Pueblo
tomorrow, account Of the State fair.
The train will leave Florence at 500
In the morning and return home at II.
The rate Is 81 for the round trip.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

GOING DEEPER-The drill in
the Fredrickson we'll ON the Tong
ranch in which oil was struck several
days ago, was started deeper this
morning in the hope Of encounteripg
a larger body. The we'll caved the
day following the strike Of oil and
operations have been Kindred some-
what on that account. The company
expects to drive the drill 200 feet
further. The present oil streak has
been cased Off.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

er. II these catalogue houses In
Pueblo sell cheaper than the Florence
merchants do. it is to their own i,eo.
pie who probably receive different
catalogue than the one sent out in
the stats. Pntronise the home bust :
mess man and help boost Floronoe.
Pueblo boosts for Its own interests
and Florence should keep her own
money at home.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09
Rio 0rande Rates.

One fare round trip over Denver
and Rio Grande to Delta and return
account Delta Fair Sept. II. 10 and
IS, 1907. Tickets on sale Sept. 10th,
18th and i2th. Call on d. and II.
@. agent for particulars.
Ono fare for the round trip over
the Denver and Rio 0rAnde to Pueblo
and return account Pueblo State fair.
8 opt. 9th. TO Is I'll, 1907. Tickets on
sale September 9th, 10th and 18th.
Call on d. and X. q. agent for par
tlculan.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

The Santa Fe will run q special
train to Pueblo tomorrow morning,
Tuesday Sept. 10 leaving Florence
$40 a. M, returning leave Pueblo
II p. m. 9l.00 for round trip good
on this special train only.
A, G. PALMER. Art.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

THEY OBJECT-Senator Ben Till.
man is billed to speak In Canon Wed :
nesday night but if he does 1t might
be good idea for him to keep his
pitchfork element out Of the dis
course. The negroes are objecting
to Tillman coming to Canon and are
making themselves prominent in
their effort to keep him out. But he
will speak there, however.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

A BIG T1ME-The Odd Fellows of
Florence had the time Of their lives
Saturday night. Grand Master La
mont was here. to pay a fraternal
visit and made an address on the good
Of the order. The address was Of
particular interest to the newer men,
bers Of the order. The first degree
was conferred upon one candidate.
Gard games were indulged in. On
the twenty-first Of this month the
lodge will give an open entertain
ment admitting the public. There
will be a play put ON which will be
Of great interest.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

PUSHING WORK-Work Is being
pushed ON three new properties in the
Red Gulch Mining district and with
In short time 1t Is expected that
these mines will be put among the
producers. During the coming week
Superintendent Unsworth Of the
Springfield property will begin op-
erstions sinking the shaft ON this
property another 500 feet. The three
new properties are to be opened upon
the Springfield lead.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

II you want results. try Tribnnc
olan eds. They ars winners.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09
JorTrNos ABOUT TOWN

100000 oooooo o0oooO0
( JOTTIN0s ABOUT TOWN !
| ! LOCAL AND OTHERWISE !
Soooooooooooooooooeooooooo
DIED Guy Painter, four year
old. Of Augusta. yesterday. Inter.
ment today in Good Hope cemetery at
Wetmore.
NEW PHONE = The telephone
company has just installed . tele.
phone in the Office Of the Beaver
Land and Investment company, cor.
nsr Main and Petroleum.
A GIRL-A new girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Miner
down by the Santa Fe tracks last
night. Mr.. Miner says he is be.
ginning to feel quite fatherly.
CITY COUNCIL - Tonight the
regular meeting Of the city council
will be held. There is no business
to come before the body of unusual
Importance. 1t is bill night.
The Santa Fe will run a special
train to Pueblo tomorrow morning,
Tuesday, Sept. 10, leaving Florence
S:2o a. m., returning leave Pueblo II
p. m. $l.00 for round trip good on
this special train only.
A. G. PALMER, Agt.
THIRTEEN POUNDS-Dr. Hutton
reports that the young Miss Milner
who arrived at the home Of Farmer
John Milner, weighs thirteen pounds.
The little miss appears to be about
three months old and has long hair.
THE WEATHER-A dec ided drop
in the temperature set in last evening
and continued until today. It is the
first real cold snap since the early
part of last May. Gardners fear
that frost is due and that unless they
protect their crops they will be heavy
losers.
DIED-On Saturday afternoon at
the home of his parents, corn er Of
Main and Frazer, Carlos Sullivan,
aged 10 years. death being caused by
cardia insufficienty, which is heart
troI BILE. The youth had been a suffer
er from this disease for many years.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
Any of the members having a badge
at their home belonging to Florence
Circle No. 50 will please return them
to the hall or one of the committee
r. V. Moore, Artie Johnston, Mary
Daley, Kate Stock, Myrtle Menzter.
SO
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

AN ASSURED SUCCESS = The
most religious and successful drama
ever written will be presented at the
Houston opera house OH Sept. II when
Clarsnce Benefits 1.-THE Holy City"
will be the Offering. This remark
able play has been witnessed in the
few years which have elapsed since
its first presentation, by more per-
sons than any other play produced in
this country. This is because 1t makes
an appeal not alone to the ordinary
theatre goers, but to that larger class
who infrequently attend the theatre.
SEASON OPENs-The open sea-
son ON ducks commences tomorrow
and duck hunters are making prepara-
tions to bear down on them in great
shape before sunrise in the morning.
Quite a number Of ducks have made
their appearance on the water and
no doubt shooting will be good for
the next few days Ducks began
coming in about two weeks ago. 1t
is such weather as we had last night
that drives them south.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

Any of the members having a badge
at their home belonging to Florence
Circle No. 80 will please return them
to the hall or one Of the committee
r. V. Moore, Artie Johnston, Mary
Daley, Kate Stock, Myrtle Menzter.
! IA
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

DIED Guy Painter, four yea,
old. of Augusta. yesterday. Inter
ment today in Good Hope cemetery a
Wetmore.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

NEW PHONE = The telephone
company has just installed . tele.
phone in the Office Of the Beaver
Land and Investment company, cor.
nsr Main and Petroleum.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

A GIRL-A new girl arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Milne,
down by the Santa Fe tracks last
night. Mr.. Miner says he is be.
ginning to feel quite fatherly.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

THIRTEEN POUNDs-Dr. Hutton
reports that the young Miss Milner
who arrived at the home of Farmer
John Miner, weighs thirteen pounds.
The little miss appears to be about
three months old and has long hair.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

The Santa Fe will run a special
train to Pueblo tomorrow morning,
Tuesday, Sept. 10, leaving Florence
500 a. M, returning leave Pueblo II
p. m. $l.0o for round trip good on
this special train only.
A. G. PALMER, Agt.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-09

CITY COUNCIL = Tonight the
regular meeting Of the city council
will be held. There is no business
to come before the body of unusual
Importance. 1t is bill night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30
TrMde Report.

Bradstreet's tomorrow Will say for
Richmond, Va, and vicinity:
Dealers in dry goods and notions have
had a satisfactory season and ordering
has, as a rule. been up to the average,
but on account Of unreasonable Weath-
or reordering has boon light. Constd-
cradle ordering for fall shipment Is
being done. Dealers In machinery, mill
supplies, etc. are doing an active and
increasing businesss In those lines, this
market continues to grow In import
ance. Sales of agricultural implements
show Improvement; dealers in this line
expect larger business with more In
yorable weather. Retail trade shows
Improvement, large crowds attending
different attractions have greatly In
creased snles of local dthlors
Collections are not good,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30
CHANGE Or yENur

Judge Barksdalc acted with wIsdo,,
and discretion in granting a cbonro
or venue In the Loving case. The cod,
OF Virginia provides that whenever tho
mayor or u city or sheriff of county
shall call upon the Governor for troops
to protect an accused person from VIC
lence the Judge having Jurisdiction OF
the offense shall upon petition of the
accused, order the venue 10 be changed
TO point sufficiently remote to In
sure safe and impartial trial.
True, there was no threat of violence
to Judge Loving, but he very clearly
showed that the state OF public senti
ment in tho community was such as tc
create reasonable doubt. at least
whether or not he could have q fail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30
which gives character ard flavor to
Richmonds Welcome: and inny tho God
of a reunited country add Ills blessing,
1N nll1MoRIANl.

To-day the visiting veterans Will
Join with the people Of Richmond in
paying their annual tribute to the
memory Of tho Confederate soldiers
who sleep in Hollywood. Oh thcir way
to the cemetery they Will pause to
unvcil n monument to ono of tho
brnvcst and noblcst of NIL Confedcrates
who fell in battle, tho gallant Stuart.
a native OF Virginia, he drew his
sword in hcr defense. shed his life :
blood upon Ii CT soil, and his head was
pillowed on her breast as he lapsed
into eternal sleep.
There was no fighter more fearless.
more daring, more intropid Yet al
though born to command, he knew
how to obey, and whom tho last ordcr
came 1t found him ready and resigned
ie was Il soldier Of the Confcderacy,
but first of all soldier Of the Cross,
and when Informed that the end was
approaching he received the message
with his usual calmness, merely say
ing: II am willing to die, If God and
my country think l have fulfilled my
destiny. Gods will be Done"
And he passed over the river to rest
under tho shade with jackson. His
old comrades will be proud to-day to
do honor to hisf memory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The present population OF Birmingham
Eng, Is $4,000.
The Siamcse government Is ab<,t to install
a telephone system In the city OF Bangkok
Tolstoy is at present engaged upon the
preparation of a reading book for children.
There are no laws in Germany preventing
the use Of the checkrein on horses. with the
exception OF tho police ordinances OF Berlin.
Secretary Taft admits himself to be q
goH hend.' Justice Harlan, who plays the
game little, has also been 30 called, but
does not relish tho appellaton.
Charles Hayes Haswel. the noted writer
on engineering topics. who died recently Mt
the age OF ninety eight. had since 1874 been
contributor to the Harner publications
Ex- President Cleveland has evidently aban-
yards Bay for that home In Tnmworth. N.
H., where he has spent the last two sum-
lners with his family.
wcllsknown figure in washington is
| Stephen Vail. son of Alfred Vail, who CO.
operated with Morse and Henry in the in
vontion OF the telegraph and built tho first
steam engine that ever propelled ship
across the ocean.
The process Of manufacturing silk made
from wood pulp is one which in Europe is
jealousy guarded from inspection The iml-
| tation silk sells for considerably less than
real silk, but at higher price than mercer
| lied cotton
Miss Katharine Elkins. daughter of the
|
equestrcnne, and when on horseback nj
ways affects tho most mascuiine-1 looking
garments. She invariably wears n derby
hat, stln linen collar, small black tie and
cutawny coat.
| Daniel Frederick Shriner of Dayton, O.,
has record unequalod by any other riian In
| the country During his seventy-ons years
Inc has established thirty-six newspapers,
thirty-two OF which still survive, And Mr..
shriner is himself still in the business, at
present in Dayton. where he runs fair
sized printing establishment
The oldest living human being OF authentic
record Is Mrs Mary Wood, OF llllsls'ro. Ore.
a few miles west of Portland, MIS- Wood IL
), 120 years old. She was born In Knoxville
Tenn. May 90, 1857, which the records al
Knoxville viii stHl show. When she was
sSy-hve years old she rode the entire dis
lance across the continent from her ole
homo IN Tennessee, to her present nome II
Oregon.
Or. Mary stone who is the head OF Al
\ American hospital In ltlnka'ng, Contra
China lately returned TO this country to D
operated upon for appendicitis. she ne, has re-
covered is now In New York, ana VIII returl
10 China In the fall, She granuntea iron
Ann Arbor ten years aSo. ana ID shia W y
the only educated physician IN q proflnG
containing 6,Oo0o0 people. Last year En-
personally treated more than a,ooo phtleh''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS
.aoA.u,y OF Muxlc-"NIisr Hobbs.
Biio,l-'sThe I'cddlcr' a.. por,s
B observation-disclosures An.lse mcht f"rA

"a Dolls House." 11onr,,,
"a Dolls House." ono Of Iehr,M
l1hsen,s most wonderful tragedies, VIII
he tho Offering by tho George Faw-
cett Company next week. with Miss
1Iosyc,l in tho leading role Of Nora.
80 eas s,,ccessfully portrayed by her III
i'e aA s1'1 Doli's House" is one OF this great
Norwegian dramatist's IN most dho p Pc " ers
ful plays, a play OF real G 6annv and
,Mn Mv YIN i,ist as we are. Nora - 9
d dIficmt part. but Miss Haswell ha.
mastered it, and she, gives g pertn mnsl
aneo that VIII surprise even force nur ' nne
strensth. Tho other members q 5ti !,
non,lIar company are eScept'oH'i''S
r rood in their respective roles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30
A Tribute to John.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch: },
The friends OF the young Chin laa "a Il
C Com ntH on the closing night, were
touched as well as pleased by the c1r-
dial tribute paid him by the Ilncn,
Dispatch. It is hoped that you W.
tive to appear in your columns 81, M :. con Is
corning this young man.. his name -
An Fong Yeung, and to his friends ne
is always All Fong. -, o,,,+rv
BY his fatll er when fourteen, years o5
age, In this his father was innuencieq
largely by tho dread that he would be
killed by the Boxers and :, s rnitht be
educated while in this country. Els
father is said to be the most sen o.
arly Christian in China and is at pres.
ent pastor Of a Chinese church IN the t,
choice English as noted in his address
at the convention. He had ALREADY
had three years. training IN E 71rgiist
school in Canton, and since his com II !.
Ing to this country he has had SIX
years of faithful training In English
and public speaking. ~, cn,
lad into Candy Hall, and gave hin m, the e
full advantages Of the Fork Union
Military Academy. He was treated as
and trusted by every member Of the
family as truthful, capable, generous
and very helpful boy. year ago ne
also also won the defamation medal. He
| is now closing his first year at Rlch-
| lnond College. :.
Mr.. Young is not preparing himself
To he n missionary, though no Is an
eSxceedlngiy devout young man, and
| eager to return to his own country,
His mind tends rather towords the lazy
and the service Of his country; put
!. whntever. his profession may be. tho
highest passion Of his soul II for the
| Characterization of China.
Tris friends hope that tho way may may
i Collegiate and university education.
i Fork Union, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30

Colonel Winfield Peters, Of Baltimore
who was, on the staff Of Lieutenant
General G. Irvine Walker, and member
of the Historical Committee, mas pre-
pared paper on the career Of Genera
]. e. B. Stuart, which he Will reae
during the reunion. The paper con
tains much valuable information re
lating to the life Of this great Confod
crate, and will prove Of keen inter es
to all who are fortunate enough K
hear it read.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-30
ITALIANS IN COURT.

,,uc,, ,Iuddlcd AFFAIR Aired somewhat
and Continued Until This Morning
grho case Of the several Italians VINO
We're taken before Justice crutchhe'u
yesterday sttd morning on a complaint OF
's,gnor M. Yincenzi,, was eont'hpea VIZ
III this morning. It seems that VIM
cenzi has "a grievance against Julio
Angelo, Addla specticoia; Socrates q
R.ganto and salicip .lurando. which he
attempted to relate to the court, and
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which tho defendants in turn attempt
Cd TO repudiate Aside from learning
that the case had something to do with
a labor agency which employs Vim
cenzl, and that 1t may be . case for
tho Immigration Bureau to decid =
nothing was to be learned from eithet
side. To-day an interpreter will prob
ably be employed and the case dla-
posed Of.
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