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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-03

derstood that he will leave the plan.
tation at once.
w. X. Andrews was recently ap-
pointed head overseer. Forbes is
generally known as one of the most
efficient plantation men on the ISL
and.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-03

rier pups are for sale. See For Sale
column.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-03

Frisco Telephones
Are Now Tied Up
rlssoctated Press Special CableJ

SAN FRANCISCO CAL May 3The telephone workers have gone
on strike and the service is badly crippled.
is possible that the differences with the nworkers will be sub
nitted to arbitration The outcome with the doubtful
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-03
Now Open

J. HOPP & CO., the Furniture Peo-
pie, have completed the moving Of
the sample portions Of their stock to
the Levers & Cooke building on King
Street. In their new location they
have three floors and basement devo-
ted to furniture making and selling.
The firm extends cordial invita-
ton to their many old customers and
friends to inspect their new quarters.
The NEW STORE is now open.
j. HOpp & Co.
Levers G. Cooke Bldg, King st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-03

SCRATCHING FOR JURORS
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 8.
Another venire has been summoned
&c secure jurors for the Ruef trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
DO VOTERS THINK :?
IN vnters AM :


That's rather sudden inquiry. Some people say they
don't They say voters will enough about great
regulations for instance fight for hemthat when It
is lett the voters they will OBJ let things 60 We are
doing pretty well il IS"
public speaker recently said il would be absurd have
national initiative referendum He said it would be too
much or c peoples Intelligence for example TO vote on such
a complicated question as the tariff
We don't agree with the public speaker We believe voters
do think We believe they thinking every year We
believe that it left the people they would show good
deal Of hard about the tariff question just as
they continually asserting their views emphatiealy
in big ethical questions.
As nspoin have You Investigated to how
far the prohibition movement has gomez
1t viii surprise you,
The whole state of Georgia has just gone dry. Louisiana
is sehths dry Alabama expects shortly adopt similar
prohibition laws In Texas 90 counties already dry In
Iowa have local option There only three cities IN Ten
In Maryland 500 cities and towns have prohibition
Jnanccs More than hall OF Missouri is dry Prohibition has
claimed nearly all Of Florida More than half the counties Of
West Virginia have saloons In Arkansas 90 out Of Is
counties dry Prohibition assured in Oklahoma for p
years Indiana aud Ohio voting down the saloons,
by In Illinois there already nearly 200 local option
This is only partial list,
Prohibition legislation remarkable Of legislation
There isn't anything THAI makes talk loudly about
ms personal liberties than prohibition Tens q thousands 81
people who do drink themselves feel that isn't
aety their business interfere with those who do And yet
in spite OF all this very natural hesitation and all this
opposition. prohibition IS winning after
there hardly anything that could speak clo
queny for the OF the American people than the
Increasing public sentiment such question this Il
that the people thinking 1t that they taking
their citizenship very seriously means that the people
growing from the spirit which says. Let the politicians
the country.
Il means that the people arc thinking and then voting
And when this spirt Of good and citizenship has
gone until attains growth. Il viii that well
generation coming along that will know how solve
questions Il viii know how the
that threaten its moral and economic lie Il viii be great
country and ideal democracy because every will
his best intelligence 10 tho OF ms country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

l9,kil.lai pounds over iaae =
government derived an a., "A
FssIsfi from its tax On ~ I'm. sI.. 4
The blahop 0f Victoria !, " VIC,
kong, who ia appealing ~ y neag
has a diOceHe IN aonibe,n nsll
nearly aa large as half ~ = Shlhs
The head maid of lhe aafols
wager Of Italy makes 4 thshde
pounds year from me . s,,
her nssstresF CASTOR s sae &
which arc rlyen 70 her q. e'ysass
quialto The purchasers ~
the most part american W. q
Tho laai pf me siz w,l,o-
that grew from sllps 49, s ~
me willow ihHf shaded NJ ~
Of Napoleon 81 81 Heieaa ~ Eiss.
sore planted Just ousas,. WA
sands n Fsie " M ~ =
navy yard has been cut 49, '.eokl 4.
mlral brresc brought ~ 30 A
America 30 years ago ~ .nps 3
BEGAN 70 decay aome YEA. uoa
With The result that Al !. ~
are nov down. VI uea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
sy Eva Dean.


II was brilliant scene. the
giimmer Of rich c0lors and fabrics
blended with the odor Of flowers.
the low murmur OF voices mingled
with the soft mates Of nafps in some
hidden alcove
The banquet vas over and this
company was assembling IN the
drawing room. But the Judge. the
guest Of honor. had disappeared
The hosts eye wandered restless.
~ over the room. tie had been talk
ing vivaciouHly 20 that little group
IN the corner Only a moment before.
he had said noihlng about leaving
In the shadow Of the drapery ~
a darkened window stood a man ap-
parently about 50 years rf are Ilis
arms were crossed and his head
slightly bowed tIis eyes were
fixed musiuEly on the picture be
fore him its stately figure. his
deep set. kindly eyes and the chiHni.
ed lines Of his face gave him such
distinction as would have singled
him out from notice among any
group Of men II was tho missing
guest
n may have been his hosts two
sons. two college boys at home on
a vacation At least he could ex-
cuse himself Ia no other way. for
struggle a. he would against Il. the
judges mind would turn from the
scene and the people about him.
back 10 tho old days when he too
was college boy And AZ last.
tired Of the struggle. he had
stepped into the shadow 10 give his
fancy fun sway
A picture that he had tried to
make himself believe long forgot.
ten. seemed more than all others
IN the foreground OF his thoughts
tonight II was fust a sweet. girl.
lab face. framed in very brown hair.
One little rlunlet was always blow.
ing across her forehead he thought
how that little riuslet had allyered
and then had been laid away 10 rest
lie wondered II his host was not
thinking OF Il TOO. tonight as he
stood there with his arm thrown
across his sons shoulder.
II WAS IN their senior year az col.
lege. At the beginning Of the
spring term. be had been called
home BY the Illness Of HIS father
Aud having 10 take charge 0f his
fathers business. It was not pos
sible for him 10 return before com
mencement by hard work he in
tended 70 keep mp with his class
and 10 return and take his degree
with them
But Frank" he had said "a his
roommate, you know how II ~ here
In tho spring. how many things
there are 10 90 10 and all that. n
will be a great favor. old fellow, III
you will see that Nellie goes 20
some Of them You know the
promise we have made one an.
other. bat sim would not want
her b miss an The fun iuat be.
cause I must be working AT home "
Frank. always willing to accom-.
MEDIATE any Of his friends. had
agreed 10 undertake the charge.
Tho spring passed. and com.
mencement came. and with N an
eager boy who had worked and
i0nged for this season through
three lonely. weary months But
somehow Frank had grown strange
toward him and seemed really 10
avoid him Nellie. too. was shy.
stndiously polite and not at All
her old self
How the Judges heart thumped
IN the shadow as o. recalled the
cay thai understanding had come
~ hina lie had said nothing about
lSe sld won his degree and
e0eS keme. Crank @af Nellie
were married 10 the spring
Siow much ohe younger tad
Cooks - she SDoked. he unused
@eon Sig sstreas In the Slndow But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
TIE JUDGE

something clouded hts eyes. and
through his dlmmed vision. he
Thought he Raw a hayward little
curl sweep across the lads broad
brow
iIut ase. the host has discovered
him AZ last
Just admirinE the picture.
Frank. he said. an thay cFoaued
the room arm In arm. and. he
added with one OF HIS cordial
SMILES. dreaming a little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
SCRAPS

Oneaevcnth Of Great Britaln'a
foreign commerce passes through
tho auez canals
John iiull figures out that HIS
country has been successful IN 81
per cent of the battles IN which
itobnn engaged
Members af the church defense
committee Of England are pledged
10 make church and school the fore.
most consideration Ia voting M
elections
The production of OleOmargafine
IN the year ended June 30 rose 10
sA.fEs $50 pounds. an Increase Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

and got married leaving me quito
IN the lurch Fawncy w. rhlladol.
phia lullctln.
There e. poetry Ia the autumn
an right Tho turning icnyea Ale
beautiful when somebody clael has
hold of the rake Toledo nltdp
An Unfortunate interruption.
George was Just Fnlng to pTo.
pose 90 me, last night" i,
Aud what happenod7" +,
"A tire blew up. and th6h he
couldn't think Of anything elish "--
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
isnt Poetry Dead UasS
Robt Burns. in writing a lalen,
was always careful 10 use Worlds
which even The most uuedudaftd
City Hall Market
Pot roaats. &c. rib steak. 100 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
WOmen's Separate Skirts , s..s: Extra ;..:

BLACK WOLFE SKIRTS s7ss.
LOT NO. 8.
Regular $1,000. Si2oO aud
$500 values Newest wolfe
skirts Made OF imported
wolfe and finished with
bands of blacl. taffata sink
Sround bottom Four dlf
t"fon' styles RaSular
priccs Si0oe 10 $500.
Harvest Sale price Sg.0S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
SKIRTS At s495.
LOT NO. 2.
lI.nn. la-nn and 40 90

Fine line Of strictly high.
grade skirts; matorlala are
an wool and tailoring first
class Ia every way Fx.
era width full pleatod and
Handsomely finished Moro
than one hundred skirts i'm
the lot fnw 81 Thorn
being our oHrly tan skirts
which we Wish 10 close
out scgular prices $500
~ $1,000 Harvest Sale
price 800. .... ...St.O5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
LOT NO. I.
$500 Skirts al s2.OS

Atwood panamas and fancy
wool mixtures IN medium
aud dark shades OF navy
blue. gray brown. red and
green Made In several
different styles. Cut extra
wide Actual $500 values
Harvest Sale price s2.Os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

She hasn't any friends p speak
Of"
Nor Then what arc they for7"
Puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
A Complex Computation.

a Complex Computation.
The summer girl has had her fling.
Her gentle Eayetiea must cease,
And fathers sadly fiRuang
How much her freckiea cost
apiece.
Washington Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

The last Straw of Summer
Tla the last straw o, summon
Ion dropping alone.
Al rs lovely companions
Are faded and gone.
30 ia Of itn kindred
no other ~ nigh
TO rafioct hack it's bushes
Or give sigh for Sigh.
III not leave thee. thou lone one.
For crowds 10 condemn.
Since the lovely are sleeping.
Go sleep thou with tt1m
Thus kindly I scatter
These lines DER the bed
Whore the straw lids Of summer
lie friendless and dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

Pie Washington Fire Insurance
compely has been admitted 10 the
state ~ New York 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
SpeCtaCIes 81

And up We are spacs.n
Grind glasses % suit az eys 49, 49, ~
Our pricna are mosl ,,. ssiefts
0nd av. i@gi W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
Look at This!

You can get a furnace Tor tg8
large enough for a 8 ~ 6.FD0m
house Soc
q ~ wooDHoUsE co. ~
University st. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

ing Gowns. white. pink and
blue stripes. made full and
nicely trimmed. Harvest
sale price zee. .... 9Sc
All eSc and tti9 Outing
Gowns, a fine assortment
Harvest Sale price . S5c
All Wool Chlldren's Sweaters.
assorted eoi0ra. worth 81 90.
Harvest Sale price gOe
si25 Chiliren's Bear skin
bonneta Harvest Sale price
49, ...... ...... S9C
Toe Bear Skin Bonnota t0c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

person could readily nndoreinnd
Here ~ one Of Roberts choicest
ataugas
7Oh mickle youk on. kochlo
DOUBT
The hnrdie sings % iu'e and faith.
Hat wac aud wael The crowdlon
ioup.
whites "a unsicker girns the
gfalth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
Get One of These Circulars---Read It--Rea
MEMS NEEDS ARE LISTED In
HARVEST SALE

WotAed ana Corduroy Pants. all
MAKES These are $3.50 IN Harvest price 20
Meas Maesuioshea dark blues only waterproof
ana efaokproo that hard wear and Iona
veil regular 5000 Harvest Sale price .........s os
HOSIERY
Mems Cashmere Sox In Hight heavy weight natural or
hlaek sold regularly at asc Harvest sale prico $50. fgf
Mems Msrno Cancels Hose In all colors heavy and
medium weight the best wearing hose regularly
a. SOC Harvest Sale price 49,. ........ 80
Meme Light Weight Black Hose ribbed ton doue heel
ana toe iust the thing for mechanics or anvo
requiring light durable sock Regularly Harvest sale
pe' pat .stss......
Mems Heavy Feeced Underwear brown feed
seams sk finished shirts 10 clean
duinE Harvest Sale at ....+.. 39
Mems Fine Heavy wolgh Natural Random Knit Under
wear IN all sizes Owing to lucky buy goods
a. hAiFeNt S~le price ...........
Mems Fine Derby Ribbed Underwear ooors blue brown pink
ana gray garment especially suitable early fail Uear.
to make this sale the talk Of offer this CSC ra
m"ht ~ harvest sale price
Mems Wool Sweaters in all popular and ooloringa
stripes and honeycomb bought advance
IN prices Regular E2oo goods Harvest price ST 10
Mems Fecoed Jersey Work variety OF color
and al Sizes Just the shirt Tor heavy work Sold
regular at SOC Harvest Sale price .............. ACE
Mems Fine Dress shirts In all popular patterns
checks stripes plaids plain white plated Blossoms and lac
effects made In percae madras and Bingham IN MANY
stores at hsc and 800 Harvest Sale price ..... gaS
Mems Heavy Blue Flannel Work shirts single and double
breasted tho celebrated Jack Rabbit" goods Am regular
800 grades Harvest Sale price ............... 81 so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27
UNDERWEAR

3ao Women'a Ribbed Vests
and Pants. heavily flcnced.
gray or ecru Harvest Sale
price ..... ......... 21f
2bc and 85c Light Weight
Vests aud Pants. These
goods come IN long OF short
sleeves. all Sizes. Hhfveat
Sale price ..ss 900. Zoe
sl25 aud $3.50 Muslin Gowns.
all 90 Dee closed out At tar.
vest Sale price eco. 0Sf
All Fiig. 1926 and Sk3aTOui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

2so Ladies' Fleeced Hose. ex.
ira good quality. Harvest
Sale price Gee. .... Iae
l9c Hose. plain black white
foot and split sole included
Ia this lot Harvest Sale
price ... ...... t2lse
Racine Feet, all sizes. black
and white Harvest Sale
price 'ss.s. s..s t.... Nc
pairs ..,..s ,..... 2he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

Eeiaum A live Why ~ il that
the editor of McSkcwora never
publishes any 81 your "Phliander
Jugs Of a Philosopher
u Waldo Holmes Ny ideas are
40 heavy. he says. that ho kaopa
them for papcrwrightA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

The easleat way 10 flatter the
average man u To toll him that he
Violet ray treatment and eiac.
trio SAbratory massage. Turkish and
steam baths under the Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

Doesn't President Roosevelt de-.
nounce aa a nature faker the giri
who buys her cump.oxlon at tho
drug Htorpf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

Womon's SGT Snug Shaped
Union Suits, All wool liar.
vest Sale price 800. SLID
Csc Boys and Girls Ribbed
Underwear. heavily neeced
Sizes TO %. Harvest Sale
price ..,..... .... IDf
2G 10 20. Harvest Sale
price ....s... 600. e.. Zoe
75c Misses Idale Union Suits.
winter weight. Harvest
Sale price ..... 800. 5Dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-27

$40 Fleeced Hose. extrl
siEos Harvest Sale price.
ssss ssss s.ssts.... 2BS
, soc Fine Wool Hose. Harvcs
Sale price ......... 3as
t2ho Childrcn's Ribbo,
School Stockings. Harvos
Sale price +... 10000. N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
LADIES' AND MISSES FuRs'

a special Ear SIC are puu'nr oul -
leader. and IS especially gosd iof
school wear. Is made Of 4 hne quality
blended ri. Is = SIX tsil cluster boa.
The price Is Sl.a0.
AT - Os is long Isabella
OpJssum Boa, made sery lull aod Of
. good qualiy
Al 81 SO IS large Opessgm
Boa o. The beer qualiy These arc
an extra good Far iof service.
AT $40 90 5 4 Line 81 Fox Boas
n good qualify with good brush tails
AZ $500 i Blended squirrel
SET which Is sure 60 interest al IA
want Of good quality soft for
AtsfS 90. $50 90. s20. 90.
$50. 90 70 500. 90 NC can give
you some Fox sets o. extra worth.
both IN sbe sable and isabellaa blends.
In che other Eur sets. such As mar.
zen, JAP. mink. beaver or eastern
mink We can give you some szifa
Aluei
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
NORTH MONTPELIER.

Curtis Holt Il doing carpenter work
fpr II Sibley
). a. Mack Of I,ennoxvilie r Ct, VIZ.
tied BY u. Pray, ig,a over euneag
Miss Kinibal Il helping A1rs y D.
CobuFn ioF 4 Snort tlme during Yaea ton
Alr. and Mrs Henry Warrington visit
IA ii AoFth1eld fasls and Berlin over
SUNDAY
Mr. Ellen Greeley N visiting MF ana
Airs W Il. Gfeeley ~ Y. HeaAbletts
this week
steven Hglilis and bride ~ Hobart, N.
vi. have been stepping ior ! Snort tlnae
with MF. aaa Mas II. N hlllis,
Pail ITollister, wuo has heea detailed
from seh0ol All A dialocate3 kgee cap
eut baek Monday u Goddard seisi.
mary
Ctafies Barber pf Rarge Nas N town
Tuesday testing eoms lor II Eaapep.
Eleven nns III tae herd were condemned
AID viii be slaughtered
The I.aaie4 Circle held All entertain
lnent aaa chicken pie supper NJ iBllga
sestfs bah Saturday night Whiea was
sell attended ana 4 @3ad iifae reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
Special Sale Of Ladies' Vests and Pants
45e Each for Saturday.

n We vsy 81 bargain this Is che be yet inch Ladies exs.
|srsa Nse's and Pants neatly trimmed finished iaef gar
FL .'nos ~ stores sell for Doc We case Of lhess
s& Pants thar were bought safy and much pat value We
ea genuine bargain for Saturday shall ask you only
1< s'a's = $ o including Z s. q When you buy
<114ea' 45c your ) well invested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK or THE TOWN

Specials in waists 81 Fits
Thanksgiving linen sale a. Fits.
Cut 1ovsn ss Young.oa's Ts si5.o.
Auction saie at the CITY auction
rooms tonight.
Mileage books b rent. Plaes 4 Pags
~ 12belster block
spaldina's plasterf cure rheumatism.
For sale - keudrieks.
New table linen for So. 75c, q 90 and
fi.25 a. teale & hnights
Special sale 81 aeseei vests and pants
loF 40 a Perry ~ Saturday
eThe Coffee Industry Of South Amer.
icas e The Pavilion this Week
Delicious a. osnleciion and effective
a. remedy. ere those Old fashioned
hofebound drop, 81 per bag. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Bessie + spear teacher Of piano, o..
gan aBd harmony. Accompanying snd
solo playing = Jefferson sireei, Barre,
We Tel a25-l2.
4. Giachino ct the Vermont fruit
store has iu-t received . barge assert
inert Of photographs. musical instra-
nenta and missie stfings
On Friday and Saturday d this week
! shai base display q burnt gpo1
ct o y D0dge's store where J shall b
pleased 10 iaks ordeFs Ter ChFistmas,
either from samples o. from articles On
sale ~ The store Mgs. I + Aerthropi
telephone lls-ll.
Mr. ana Mrs c e. Bates Of this city
have received a card announcing The mar
riaga 81 Aiss Minerva Peek Mafse the
daughter 81 AiFs. a. T. hloree 81 Spo.
kane. Washington, to Robert ~ Watt
~ tie same piaee. e occur THURSDAY
evening, November n Mira a. i. Morse
wlll DE- remembered bY naag people III
this city. a. she lived Acre tew yeass
sgg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
LADIES TAILORED SUITS.

This is surely . season 81 Tailor.
made SUITS. We arc showing =
strong Inc OF Broadeloihs. Cheyiols,
Wors,eds apd Novelty Cloth SUITS
AZ $40 90 Is nice Black Broad
cloth Sois. made medium hued back
and lull fare skirt with ono fold
around bottom.
AZ 9f5 90 Is Bfoadclosh Suit
made in Stout sizes. Coat IS thirty
inches long and has very lull plated
skirt
AZ SIC so Is line 81 Novelty
SUITS % blue and brown Goats arc
made lhifty-inch partial fitted back
and skirt i iuii plated style.
Al sfS. 90 Is line Of Suits IN
black and colorf Coas arc made
partial fitted and fitted back Skins
arc fol- plated with fold around bot.
tom.
Az $1,000 Is a Inc Of Broad
cloth and worsied Suits. made hued
end partial hued backs, plan tailored
and stitched strap seams. Skirts arc
made iull fare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

tK}sg-A hsAeG saa shste eFas6ea sa8ara
tszsts aaat aWneF asAsae GA aolsas IS SOS #kesAs
Heith 80 neash AasH fssees BaFfe tF
ea EaIEfsisD kD9A sffsske best esee.
&aeti4 hi4esH A$
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
PTTcHER d WRIsKEY.
Was Seized By Barllngten OEbeera en l
Raid Yesterday Afternoon.

Burlington Nos Sheriff daGes
F. Allen ard Deputy Charles r Quinn
ssafcbed lHe premises q 3aaa &bbeY al
s0T North Bend STREET yesterday alter.
ueon a pitcher sit 8 small quantity
rs waseksg sa y @as esixH6 aHa brought
g Eht iaii The either elnteals q ine
pitcher had bern tinfe8 into sink ah.
ley wa brought awsy sIth taa pitcher
he WAS taken milo CITY oous4 an3 bail
Naa Aaea q $1,000 end ass net fnfasss-
- Tbs ease was continued uniH sat
slzdar lae-nisg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
GETS BIG CONTRACT.


Mortified, Npg 49, The habidon
IsuEihel company has iHat elesed con-
tract 10 erect b lagge grsfite snea lor
tae Woodbury. efaasse company lit
Bethel
The shed il to ~ la0g255 feet ard
work will be peaan upon II 1T eaaa as
Tosibtle I'he allea II W EN- 0eeupiea early
In the spring srie NabidoU Lumber roigl-
pang Miil furnish the iMfnber iaFgsIv
fson taeir own saw iaiil aBd Il u
job laat viii keep tAis enfergusaifg eol
cem hnatling during tae wisater IN e8a4
Hectiga wita I'll otaer eentsaeEs aaa the
Nork at It's mills
The eomnerg bas gbe Bicamona
school bail3ine ready for the inslie
fiaisA which woul3 already nase been
hsEau but fur i DELAY II securing the
humber for SCENE 81 the work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
LADIES' LONG COATS.

The long Ripple Back Goats are
the season leading fad.
10 Ladies long. loose Coats NC
start the lihe It S3 Ds. This i )
long erey mixed Coat.
Al 81 90 Is long loose Scotch
M0ed Coat. made very full sweep,
n green and white IN, goods
Al SO 75 Is = hi,y-ineh Black
Cheviog Coat. made toll back with
ssii straps over the shoulders, piped
with sasln,
Az $40. 90 Is black Broadeloth
Coat. made lull plated back and lin
cd with black Or white satin Is AZ
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