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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
Mrs. (. E. Brown Dead

Mrs. Josie Brown, wife of Charles F.. Brown. died at their home Tues day evening at half past six, after an illness of about three weeks.
 TO her friend, in Seward her death comes as blow and in her the com munity IooSes a friend whose every impulse wa, inspired by love and charity and devotion to her family and her friends.
 Funeral services were held from the residence Thursday morning. A large gathering of friends was pres ent and a short service was conducted by Rev. l.. IT. Pedersen. Temporary interment was made on the Brownell homestead.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
FINDS HARD TRAVELLING
 ALONG TURN AGAIN ARM
Iocial to The Daily Gateway.


 Sunrise. Dec. 4-Alfred Lowell, the Tyonok- k-Knik, mail carrier, arrived here today, thinking that he might be able to cross Turnagain arm and save himself a long journey but he was forced to return and go over Granite creek as the arm is not navigable on account of ice. He reports hard trail over and no trail at all further than mile 34.
 A thanksgiving dance was held in the city hall with large attendance. A party of Hope people came over the trail to participate. At rifle shoot in the morning John Renner won first prize, a new rifle, and at a clay pigeon shoot in the afternoon ". C. Shook took first place.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
Ynst Coal Area in AIaska

Of the 6OO,OOO square miles forming the territory of Alaska, it is estimated that l2,644 square miles are underlain by coal-bearing rockS-that is, rock that probably contain coal seams-and that l2SO square miles contain work able coal, ranging in age from carboni- ferrous to tertiary and in composition from anthracite of good quality throuh high-grade semi-bituminous coal to lignites of various characters. Many of the known coal deposits are of great thickness, especially where the coal carries large carbon content; but, unfortunately, high grade of coal and great thickness of beds are as a rule accompanied by geolgic structure unfavorable to mining.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
Land and Mineral Decisions

Published by Woodford D. Harlan, land attorney, Washington, D. C.
 Homestead-Ow Ownership of more than l6O acres. The disqualification result ing from the ownership of other land is general, with no exception as to ownership of arid land, and operative without respect to the manner in which title to the land was obtained.
 Mineral Land-Lands chiefly yalua- ble for their deposits of asphaltum are mineral lands. The character of land as a present fact is the question raised on issue joined as to its actual char acter.
 Contest-DismiSsed on order of con testant's attorney without the author iUy or consent of the contestant should be reinstated.
 Coal Lands-Failure to make proof and payment within the statutory pe- rod does not forfeit the right of pur- chase in the absence of an adverse right,
 Final Proof-Acts done on land prior to entry considered indicative of good faith. Evidence as to acts per- formed after submission of final proof, may be considered only for the pur- pose of discovering the intention of claimant prior to that date. Absence from the land after submission of final proof does not necessarily indicate bad faifh.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
BERTHA REACHES SEATTLE
 SAILS NORTH TUESDAY
By Ca i, % rHe Daily Gateway.


 Seattle. Dec. I4-Steamer Bertha ar- rived at noon today from Alaska by the inside passage. She iS scheduled to sail uor,hward again Tuesday even inc. The santa Clara k due tomorrow and is billed to sail Tuesday morning.
 If any Alaska Coast Company steam es sailed from Seattle on the regular date of the mail steamer December 10, the fact ha, not been reported bywjre. The Bertha's delay is Lot surprising a, nearly all boats are making poor time on the inside passage because of fog and snow. but no reason k offered why the Portland should not sail, as she has been in Seattle nearly month.
 Possibly the management of the Alaska Coast jS so well pleased with it's remarkable feat of sailing the Ser tha three days ahead of the regular date in November, thereby dj,appoint- ing several convention delegates and other, who could have come westward on her if she had waited unJiI the 10th. that tr proposes to continue the policy ot wregu'arity.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14

Meet me at the Branch.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
Ieanie Calls at Latouche

Steamer Jeanie was in LatOuche Tuesday night, sailing for COrdova Wednesday morning. She came to Latouche first from Seattle. It is understood that she has cargo for Sew ard and SeldOvia.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
BONDS
 QUICKLY TAKEN
Canal Securities Bring Good Price at Small lntereSt--FairbankS
 SubSCribeS for S56,OOO.
au Cnhle to The pnilv aateway.

Washington, D. C., Dec. 9-The subscription for the Panama bonds has been announced. Most of the bids were at SlO3. The First National Bank at Fairbanks, Alaska, gets $56,- GOO at SIO2.5O
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
HOYT GOES ID
 PORTO RICO
Former District Attorney at Nome Gets Appointment to IS-
 land Possession.
sv cable to The Dally Gateway.

Washington, D. C., Dec. lO-Henry Hoyt, formerly United States attorney for the second division of Alaska, at Nome, was today appointed attorney general of Porto Rico.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
BROWN
 MAN CAUGHT
Arrest of Japanese While Making Sketches of Fortress Monroe
 Causes Much Alarm.
k, C. 70 Tre Daily Gateway.

Hampton, Va. Dee. ll-Much eN- citemeuJ was caused here today over the arrest oGlJapauaSe who was mak- ing ske,cbe, ot Fortress Monroe. The Jap wa, arrested and turned over to the military authorities.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-14
PACIFIC FLEET
 READY TO SAIL
BattleShip Array Will Depart Monday for Long Trip to
 Western Coast.
sv Cable Co The Daily Gateway.

old Point Comfort, Va, Dee. 4- Everything k ready for the sailing of the battleship fleet for the Pacific coast next Monday. A brilliant mill- tary ball was given last night in honor of Rear Admiral Evans, who com maudS the fleet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
WATKINS NOT BANKRUPT.



Brattleboro, May a. Arguments were
made before U, y. Judge J. 4. Martin
today on petition brought by Boston
liquor firms u have ExsAlderman Ed.
ward 4. Watkins Of Rutland now a
travelling salesman, declared bankrupt.
The firms are creditors Of the late
George q. MoClov III Rutland,
MIR. McCloy and Mr.. Watkins were
partners IN saloon one year beginning
May 4, 1905, MI. Watkins being made
"a silent partner IN consideration Of bis
loanin9 Alr. AIcCloy $1,000 with which
q pay license Zee. al the end Of the
year Mr. Watkins received bis 81 200
back and III addition $4,000 as his share
of the profits for the year. Mr., MeCioy
died last October.
The action against Mr.. Watkins was
brought on the ground 81 his partner,
ship, Mr. Watkins claimed at the hear.
inE that he WINS not bankrupt and dis.
played stocks and bonds worth $4,000,
tIe claimed also that the petition couid
not hold as The partnership was dis.
solved, making him simply wage
Garner before The petition was brought,
and further that che petition was
against him individually instead Of the
firm, Judge Martin said his decision,
when formally made. would he against
the petition,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
CLOSE CALL FOR MRS. ROOSEVELT.
Flag Pole Of The Sylph Fell to The
Deck Near Where she Stood.

Washington, May 6. Mrs. Roosevelt
and q number OF women accompanying
her aboard the yacht Sylph narrowly
escaped serious accident AZ the boat
reached Washington Friday. on its re-
turn from trip down the Potomac
river Through some misunderstanding
the boat went past her dock and crashed
into taehoat, The shock was - severe
that the flagpolc 81 the Sylph fell 20 the
deck with crash, narrowly missing
Mrs. Roosevelt and those with her,
among whom were Mrs Clifford Rich.
arsison 81 New York and Mrs, Bacon.
the wife Of the assistant secretary OF
state. None was hurt
II was said &C the White Housn YES
terday that all the circumstances plain.
u showed that Capt Rulmer was clear.
III not at fault. The mistake, IL was
said. lay with the engineers depart .
ment, which had improperly interpre
ted the signals. The president Il u
said, Is satisfied with Capt. Bumers ex.
PLANTATION, and a court OF inquiry which
usually follows an accident win not be
necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
100000 MEN TN
THE PARADE
Against President and For
Accused Chiefs
OF The WESTERN MINERS
Kisses, Groans and Shutting Feet Greet
Every Mention Of MI Rooseyslt's
Name--Faint Cheers for aold
Glory
OF The WESTERN MINERS

New York May s.--Appropriating u
themselves As badge Of honor the
Presidents designation 81 Meyer, Hay
wood and pettibone al undesirable ci-
tizens," greeting with Kisses, groans and
shutting Of feet every mention az
Mr.. Rooseyelt's name, cheering half.
heartedly the American flag and tp-
roarioiisly the red flag, the Socialists 81
this city and 4 few labor organizations
ifined Saturday night in defnonstra.
lion the most pretentous Of its sort
this city has ever known.
II was protest not only against the
method Of prosecuting the Western
labor leaders now about 10 be tried for
their lives III Idaho. but against exist
ing Institutions. Socialism PLAYED d
leading role throughout. Anarchy IA an
organization was barred from the parade
hut the red flags were more abundant
than the Stars ana Stripes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR

One Big Lot Mems Cau1e Balbrig-
gan Shirts and Drawers, colors
Blue, Pink, White, Tan and Ecru,
well worth 35c, DOOMED Price 10
Mems Extra Quality Balbriggan and
Elastic Seam Underwear, DOOM,
ED Price So
Ladies' Came Underyests. worth 90
70 25e. DOOMED to 90 at 0
Ladies' Underwear IN the Finer
Grades, worth 25 to S5c, DOOM
ED Priee ....+.... secs. 10
One Lot Mems Strong Durable
Working Shirts win go al DOOM
ED Price ............4..s,.. SO
Mems Extra Heavy Working shirts
worth up TO SIC. DOOMED Price 50
Mems Blue Flannel Shirts, worth
up to SLABS. DOOMED to 90 at IS
One Immense Tot Of Mems Dress
Shirts tsoft fronts) worth up to
e5c each. DOOMED Price $50. 80
Another Lot Mems Extra Quality
Dress Shirts in an the Newest Fl
fleets, DOOMED Price ...........79
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
100 Doses ST.
True only 81 Hoods sarsaparIiia, n
The usual liquid form; 81 n thc new
and equally effective tablet form.
100 Doses $I

|
Of tlc supar makers market. Under The
|r0ncessIon obtained from TIE exposition
c0npany, the Vermont sugar Alakers' as.
sociatiOn win ellnnple sngaf aiid syrup
III various forms, and also serve hot
syrup With sloughnuts, waiIles, and grid.
die cakes III the booth At reasonable
prices.
The Vermont Building.
The Vermont state building 10 contain
many exhibits II nearly completed and
EWil probably he fInished BY the middle
of May. The building will be an attfaet,
I've one and Nell adapted FOR the purpose
Ion which Il wals designed. Many Of the
state buildings are Iii ali unfinished con.
ditipn and some ~ them will not be
ready until after the Vermont building
II completed.
The state commission has scared the
services III MI u. Butler. son Of C e.
Butler Of Mindsor and / grandson Of the
late Gov. Carlos Cnalilge uf this state,
to look after thn lntsrasss Of She com.
mission for the present al the exposition.
Mi Butler will have shaFgs of the install.
lation oil exhibits ia ths yelnant space
II the States Exhibit building and ~
tho quarry products In the Mines build.
ing llr viii also have charge uf The
Vermont state building until pcrman-
cnt custodian Ii appointed.
1.-THE above information II furnished BY
Col, {. ). Forbes Of the state commis.
sion.)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
RAIN COATS, OVERCOATS

One Lot Mems Latest style Spring
Top Coats, eolors, Black. Gray.
Oxford and Covert, worth IS, SO
and $40, DOOMED 60 60 at ss.9s
Another Lot Mems New stylish
Top Coats, worth sio to SIC.
DOOMED Price ............. S7.77
Rain Goats, that are Rain Coats in
every sense Of the word. wen
worth $40. DOOMED Price. seas
Here's Another Lot Of Mems Very
Fine Cravenettc Coats in New
Shades and correct in every detail.
Bradys price was $40 to SIS.
DOOMED Price .......s... s7.ss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
MEMS SUITS

One Big Lot Mems Neat, Stylish
Suits, Brady sold them at 81 S.
and so. DOOMED Price . s4.4s
One Lot of Mems Finely Tailored
Suits in the new Spring Cuts and
Shades. worth up to Sls. but
DOOMED to 80 at. s7.ss
Mems Staple Blacks and Blues ia the
popular Serges and Worsteds;
never before have you seen their
equal at less than SIS, DOOMED
Price ........ Ss.67
Another Big Lot Of Manufactured
Suit in Blacks Blues and Fancy
Patterns. Suits fer which 4 mer-
chant tailor would charge you SIS
to $50, DOOMED to 60 at slses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
FURNISHING GOODS
one Big Lot Mems and Boys Neck
wear TO 60 az DOOMED Price 81

one Big Lot Mems and Boys Neck
wear TO go az DOOMED Price DC
One Lot Mems and Boys new Spring
Neckwear. worth up 20 35c,
DOOMED Price ....,....... loo
One Big Tot Boys Heavy Ribbed
Hose, wen worth zoe, DOOMED
Another lot Boys Extra Quality
Ribbed Hose worth up 70 3Sc,
DOOMED Price ......-. ..,.... lee
One Big Lot Boys Strong Durable
0yeralla, win go at DOOMED
Price ..s....,.,. ........sss. lsc
one Lot Mems Heavy ovsralls and
Froeks, worth Up to $50, DOOMED
Price ...s....,. .sy.ss.*..s., soc
One lot Mems Fine Jersey Sweat
ers with v Neck, worth $3.50 To
s2,n0, DOOMED Price .s.... SLID
one Big Lot Mems Half Hose, Fast
Colors, and worth 15e, DOOMED
Another Big Lot Mems Fine Cash
mere Seeks, we'll worth 25c,
DOOMED Price ,...s....,.,.. I5c
Still Another Big Lot Mems Extra
Quality Half Hose, Sold Every.
where as zoe to 55c, DOOMED
Price ........,.s.. ..s....... 19c
One Big lot Mems Extra Fine Neck
wear ia all the Newest Shades and
Styles, DOOMED Price ....... soc
Mems Suspepders, Light and Heavy
Weights. with excellent quality
Elastic web, DOOMED Price j. = lsc
Ladies' Fast Color Hosiery worth
zoe DOOMED to &c at.,..,,., Sc
Another lot al Ladies' Extra Fine
ssc Hosiery in the New Shades.
Lisle and Drop Stitch, DOOMED
Price ......... .s.~..... isc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
ss.asO vs.alsl Fer 80 Iore.

Concord Al H. May Gin shit
which has been pending IA the superior
ceaHt, hgoucht ~ CSsace h. Dusten
aYainst y, Eva Cile for damages gor she
elleCvd alienation II hef husbands eli.
teetiomss az agreement Ia settlement has
leen iesoulcd IN thc of1ico II The clerk
NJ the eoufts Il i proNissd that the
plaintiff msy haye judgment Tor ss.aso.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
BOYS AND YOUTHS SUITS

One Lot Of Small Boys Suits worth
j 50 to $3.50, DOOMED Price. -. CSC
Another Lot 81 Boys Suits, made in
the newest cut and fabrics, and
worth $3.50 To $500, DOOMED
Price ............ $1,000. sass
One Lot Youths' Strong. Durable
Suits, DOOMED Price ..... .siss
One Lot Of Youths strictly All Wool
Worsted Suits. neatly tailored and
worth $3.50 70 IS, DOOMED
Rflce se.*.. ti-,.... ....-...s-. .S2.a1
Another Big Lot 81 Youths Suits,
upto-date in every respect and
worth $3.50 to SIS. DOOMED
Price ... . .$a.4s
One Lot Of Young Mems Suits,
strictly All Wool. New Patterns,
and worth g 70 $40. DOOMED
Price ........ . .$ess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
Attentlon.

The Barre Cleaning and Dyeing Co,
will open on or about May 10. hrst
class cleaning, repairing and dyeing
shop. Ladies and gntlemen's fur
coats repaired and rcmadc. Ladies' and
ccntlemen's garments cleaned, pressed
and dyed. Repairing neatly done at
lew prices. Furs brought to us for re-
pairing will be stored during tho sum.
ner free OF charge ladies skitts made
Ia order. Fus remodelel at low prices.
ls4 North Main street, Eastman block,
enc Digit up, Barre, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
Piles pTLEsl PILEsI

d.. williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind. bleeding, liberated and
itching piles. 1t ahsorhs the tuIrurs,
allays the itching at once, acts as q
pealtiee, gives Instant relief nr, vii.
iams Indian Pils Ointment u prepared
Ter plies and itching. Every box il
guaranteed. Scla Nv all druggists. hy
mail fcF sos and si.oo. Sold By Q. II,
kendrick 4 Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
HATS AND CAPS

One Bic lot Meas and Boys Straw
and Crash Hats. DOOMED Price 10
one Lot Mems and Boys Summer
Caps, ali new and up.to-date,
DOOMED Price ,.............. 10
one BIG Lat Mems Soft Hats IN
plark. Gray. Brown and Pearl
worth up e $3.50, DOOMED
Price ..<s.ss..- -esl
Meas New 1000 Straw Hats that
woald cost sou &c elsewhere,
DOOMED i'ric So
An the latest knox, NOuman &
Stetson Blocks IN stiff and soft
Hats 1T DOOMED Prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
AmegIean Learue standing.
Rasults az coIlere Game.

AZ Worcester Harvard /, Holy Cross
o, (i0 innings)
al New Haven Cornell 2, Yale 4.
At Philadelphia Princeton 5, I. Of r.
l.
At Amherst Amherst 7, Williams 1.
Al Washington Georgetown !, Vir-
ginia o.
AT south Orange, \. 1.--seton Han IS,
College 81 City Of New York |.
AT Schenectady Union 3, Trinity 8
At Easton, Penn. Lafayette }, Lehigh
ii,
AT icago--Chieago :, Wisconsin I,
other college games scheduled 70 be
played Saturday were postponed On sc.
count Of rain,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
DENNErr RELKAsEp oN RAIL.
Cash Security Of $4,000 Furnished
Douglas Slill a Prisoner

New York, May & oliver NJ. Dcuneti
The hreksg who was arrested IN cen
peetion with the Trust company 81
America bond robterv. and Who has beer
ia the Tomhs At New York for mofs
than a week, was released on Si0,00g
cash bail yesterday M q Douglas, thg
assistant loan clerk Of the Trust CON.
peny of America. who Is charged with
having taken the bonds. 4 still 4 prison.
en- he also Is under $4,000 hail. hni
uE 10 the present time ne had not beer
able TO obtain a boadsman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
CHICAGO MEN ARE INDICTED.
Result Of Investigation Into Alleged
Corruption in Police Dent.

Chicago, May 6..--lndiclments were
returned b. the grand Jury this after
noon ia connection with the Civil Ser.
vice Commissioners investigation intc
the alleged corruption IN the police de
partment, Those indicted ares
William T. O'Connell. former commits.
sioner Of public works and chairman Of
the Democratic city committee; Edwin
u Roche. city purchasing agent and
member 81 the Democmtle city commit
toe; 3ehn ~ Collins. former chief 81
police; Frank p, Comcriord. former no
lice attorneys Detective James McCrath
and Objective Patrick McNaIty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
YER MONT AT
JAMESTOWN
Progress OI States Exhibit at
The Exposition
lSYET FAR FROM COMPLETE
The State Building win Probably b
Finished BY tho Middle vi the
E<ath-Quafry Exhibits
Are Complete.


Vermont was represented AZ the fory
NAL opening o. the Jamestown tercenten.
NAL exposition April 20 by Iient.-tioy
George II Pfopsy ~ Newport and Adit..
den. William n. Gilmore 81 Fairlre, rep
reeenting thc state, aud BIZ Secretary
Charles y, Forbes 81 81. Aihans of The
Vermont state commission,
Other Nprnontrrs present az the OPEN
jig day were Mr. and Mrs. M, II. Cross
al nj, 1nhnsbmfy. "A. Il Croft uf Enoa.
hurgh Falla and Al. Il, Miller Ut RAM
delphi.
III WAS very gratifying To tho Vermont
rarity 10 note that the Vermont exhibits
III quarry products In the Niirea build.
ing was III place and ready for inspec-
tion when the building was thrown open
Ia visitors on the morning of April ae
Vermont has 1900 square feet OF
space Ia Tho States Exhibit palace, aud
among the Vermont exhibits will 10
flags, pictures, enlarged Views of tho
leading industries, 200 specimens ok Yer.
mont fora. 30 varieties Of woods, prod.
uets Of farms, etc.
yermont's Exhibit Here Complete
In The Alines and Mctailurgy building
Vermont has 500 square feet Of space
The exhibit WAS installed and ready
for inspection on the opening day OF the
exposition, and II waa the only state
exhibit IN this building that was com.
plate April 10. There are few Rddikions
vet 10 Be- made 10 this exhibit In the way
Of large photographs Of quarries and
works and marble and marhlcized slate
wainscoting, but the original exhibit was
In position for inspection before that Of
any other state, Tbs exhibit OF the
uuarry products of Vermont Is the most
extensive Of any ever collected before
for exhibition purposes IL consists Of
moro than so varieties Of marble, granite
and alate, representing nearly every
quarry IN the state.
me exhibit IA mostly III the form 81
slabs and cubes. II Il displayed on a
suecassivn al platforms, and IN glass
case and on tables,
In the pure Foods building Vermont
occupies i space ot 1000 square feet.
This space waa turned over by the Yer.
mont commission 10 the Vermont Sugar
Makers association and the Vermont
nairymens association for exhibiting
the maple and dairy products Of the
state The space Il divided between
these two iMaustriea hllt the dairy exhibit
will not be made until later. when con,
dtfiens arc mora favorable for such an
exhibit. The Vermont Sugar Makers a..
ISOLATION viii inr che present occupy the
greater part AZ this state space in The
Pure Foods building.
NeAAf. C..x.x Ns..ts..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
SHOES, OxFORDs

One Big Lot Of Children's Shoes.
VIII 60 ~ DOOMED Price 4se
Another lot Of Childrsn's solid
Sehol shoes. worth up to si.25,
DOOMED Price ............ zoe
Two Big Lots 81 Misses and Chill
dren's Stylish DFcssy Shoes win
Sc At s.s,..,... SIC and CSC
Big Line 81 Boys solid school shoes,
sold the world evef at SIPS TO
$40, DOOMED Prize .......~ CSC
Another Ilig lot Of Boys Neat,
Dressy Shoes in Vici Kid and Box
1alf, worth SITS 70 s.. DOOMED
Price ...... ...... sl.ss
Boys Very Fine Dress shoes in the
popular Leather and Shapes. well
worth $500 70 $3.50 q pair.
DOOMED Price .......... sI6s
ladies' shoes ana 0xforas in great
variety. Black o. Tan. No time
or space for detailed description,
bnt the greatest bargains Won have
ever seen At CSC. s1Is, sI.Ss, SIS
One Big lot ~ Mems Durable
Work shoes DOOMED to 60 at csc
Another ut u Mems solid Work
! Shoes will 60 al Slls
Meas Fine Dress Shoes ID Black and
Ian, high o. low cut, al the new
sss shapes, siii 80 A. low g. Sis
One Big I.os Of Meas Box Calf and
lcl rad Shoes the equal Of any
500 hne, DOOMED Price Slss
All the finest grades 81 Mems shoes
and oxfords divided into two Big
lots and DOOMED 70 60 quick at
S2.4s and S2ss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
Yesterdays National League Scores.

Az Chicago Chicago 3, pittsburg i.
Az Observation-Disclosures II, ST. Louis
J.
Saturdays National League Scores.
AT New York New York 10, Brooklyn
J.
Az Chicago Chicago 1. Pittshurg D.
al Observation-Disclosures $, Sc Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
rnexrllnAhle

ewere yoa u the sfk with Noah.
Grsndpapaw
No. ny child, I was not IN tie AK
with Noah
fhen Why weren't yoa aFowpea
nanch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06

Saturdays American League Scores.
AZ Washineton--Boston g. Washing.
ton 0.
AZ Detroit--Chicago ., Detroit i.
AZ philadelphia New York $, Phila
dclphia ..
Yesterdays American League Score.
AT Chicago Cleveland /, Chicago /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
- ruREn ~ & ~ FL -

fA&0 OINTMENT u guaranteed "a
essp any eess 81 iteAlnS, biiud, bsceaiag
q rVotfQaiag piles Ia s 10 ia DAYS
q money refunded. sea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
Maple Sugar Display.

The Vermont Maple Sugar Makers as.
ISOLATION will be represented IN the Pure
Foods building hy A. } Croft. president,
and BY NJ. Il. Miller who i president
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-06
BOYS PANTS

Boys Strong Durable Knee Pants.
DOOMED Price ........-.. 10
BOYS Knee Pants, worth csc, DOOM
I'D Price .<......4.......... Il. IS
Boys 1song Pants, style and Qhal-
ity equal 20 regular $3.50 goods.
DOOMED Price ...........&..7 s