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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27

A discussion has been resumed regard
ing the necessity for a Law which will
require the publishing in a newspaper
OF warnings for town meeting, and the
Northfeld News puts in good word in
the following paragraph; The matter
OF publishing warnings Of the town
meetings in the local newspapers instead
OF on barn doors, is again being dis
cussed to some extent by the state press.
The law should be amended by the next
general assembly to require warnings for
all town and village meetings, where
officers are to be chosen or money appro-
priated, to be published at least two
times in the local newspapers. Notices
OF sherifI's sales should be given news.
paper publicity in every case. People
in this day and generation rely upon
the newspaper for information, and they
should lind matters OF such Importance
right there"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27
Up-to- the Season
Good Things!

We had some splendid Ma
tive Lambs come in today.
There'll be some tempting
roasts cut from those Yer
mont-raised Lambs, and if you
like good Lamb Chops there'll
be some Of those, too.
Native Strawberries are
coming in fast and of good
| quality now. Better place
your order here for your can
ming Berries.
New Potatoes are in, and
the price is not too high.
Watermelons They're ex-
ira good-flavored for this early
in the year. Get one for Sun
day. Price not high enough to
make them forbidden fruit"
MuskmeIons have arrived
and they're nice and ripe.
They go pretty good for break
fast these mornings, when
nothing else seems to taste
very good.
All the rest Bananas, Peas,
Bunch Beets, String Beans,
Pineapples, Asparagus, Let
tuce, Cucunbers and all kinds
Of Meats-are fully up to the
standard, and in some cases
better than usual
This is the logical place to
do your marketing from the
standpoint Of quality and
price. Step in for something
and go out pleased.
TASSIE BROS.
Tel. 90. n No. Main St.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27
"FATHER" OF THE WEEKLY PAY
MENT Law.


MENT Law.
When the candidacy OF Ernest w. Glib
son of Brattleboro for state senator from
Windham county was announced several
months ago, the assertion was made in
his behalf that during his term in the
lower branch Of the state legislature, he
was either the father Of, or that he was
Instrumental in securing the passage OF,
the weekly payment law. The statement
for some reason or other was not con-
tradicted BY anyone until last week one
OF MIR Gibsons home newspapers took
it upon itself to set the matter right,
which it did in the following sentences.
ut is understood that support is urged
for Judge Ernest w. Gibson on the
ground that he was the father of the
weekly payment law. The weekly pay
ment bill Of 1906, which was finally
enacted and signed by Gov. Proctor, was
presented in the House by Representative
jackson Of Barre. Weekly payment
bills bad appeared in the legislature for
years, but regularly had met an untime-
~ end. In 1902 the House passed
weekly payment measure, Representative
Conlsnd of Brsttleboro supporting it.
in 1904 the House again voted in favor
Of weekly payments, Representative
Fitts supporting ths bill That the law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27
SHAH GROWS BOLD.
Surrounds British Legation to Effect
Capture Of Refugee.

Berlin, June 27.--The Teheran cores
pondent of the Lokalanzeiger tele.
graphs that a member Of the Persian
Parliament from Tabriz, whom the
Shah was very desirous Of Selling, hay-
ing taken refuge in the British lega-
ton, the Shah had the legation sur
rounded with Persian cossacks, who
stopped every one who left the premis-
Is. The legation protested against this
proceeding as an unheard Of insult and
has demanded that the cossacks be
withdrawn by o'clock this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27

Why do you complain of the high
grocery bill. when you can buy first
class groceries at per cent. OF, which
amounts to one cent of on 20 cents, or
one dollar oil ON 20 dollars biggest
discount in town. J. 4. Brown, 1887
North Main street. Tel. lil.4,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27
ASKS UNCLE SAM
TO CURB CHICAGO.
Milwaukee Objects to Discrimination on
Wheat BY The Railroads.

Washington, June Exchanging five
railroads with discrimination in favor
of Chicago as against Milwaukee in the
grain trade, the chamber of commerce
Of Milwaukee yesterday fled with the
interstate commerce commission two
complaints asking the government to
require the same through rates on all
kinds of grain from stations ON the de.
fendant roads in Iowa, Minnesota, and
South Dakota to Milwaukee as to the
Chicago market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27

Every point Of style at your
finger tips.--correct TO the letter.
We give advantages that you
cannot get at any other store be-
cause our New York resident
buyer is right in the center Of the
style mart. Broadway and Fifth
Avenue, and every new idea in
Mems Dress he sends to us.
New things coming in constantly.
We have new Shirts,
green and corn color, at
Use, $l.O0 and $l.25
each.
New Wash Ties, Csc
each.
New Corn Color Fancy
and Silk Ties, SOC each.
SPECIAL!
Children's Play Suits,
$1.00 values,
75c
WE CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27

1t would APPEAR like deeency for vii.
liam Randolph Hearst to subside after
the contents of several thousand ballot
boxes have been counted for his benefit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27

1t is quite moving" picture for his
creditors that the Rutland nickel theatre
man presents with failure for $45,-
ROs36, assets $500 and "all exempt"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27

Secretary Taft is too broad-minded to
feel hurt that he did not receive a special
invitation to Former President Cleve-
lands funeral.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27
! lie Features Of Oae Ffuit

The Features OF Oue Fruit
Are its freshness and ripeness. Some
of il comes from the far corners of
the earth. but it is just as fine as If it
grew in your back yard
We have the biggest assortment of
berries and fruit in town Strawber-
ries, Raspberries, Blackberries and
Blueberries. Cherries, Apricots,
Peaches, Plums, WatermeIons, Musk
melons, etc.
Cali and get some today, or tele-
phone your order and wen deliver it
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27

There's still a week in which to make
good resolutions and thus cheat the
doctors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-27
Special Sale!

The famous and much ad l.
vertised Weber $500 Shoes we
offer for a short time for SI.0S.
Oxfords and some patent leath
ers. Also the following extra
ordinary bargains.
Mems heavy. grey Hose, splendid
values at. 4 pairs for 25c
Ladies black Hose, 3 pairs for 25c
Ladies Skirts, Suits and Shirt
Waists atremarkably low prices
Ladies Underdrawers, were 2sc,
now ...............,.....1Te
Men Straw Hats. were SOC, now 39c
Mems Caps, were SOC, now .39c
Soft Hats. were 81 SO, now zoe
Black Cotton Pants. were 81 90,
now ...s...........s 69c
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

of the polling place and forced to
remain on the sidewalk.
They protested but the other watch
ers insisted that there was not room
enough inside. The leaguers we're
outnumbered and had to stay outside.
Both Managers Confident.
1t was late last night when Norman
E. Mack. Democratic national commit
tee chairman. and Frank H. Hitchcock.
chairman OF the Republican national
committee. banged down their desk
tops and started home. after predict
Ing victory for their respective candi-
dates. Mack took the train for Buf.
falo and Hitchcock boarded the cars
bound for west Newton, Mass.
Voting machines are extensively
used up the state and the results out
side OF Greater New York will be
known almost as soon as the polls
close. 1t Is said that four years ago
Erie county. In which Buffalo Is To-
Gated, first told President Roosevelt OF
his approaching victory.
What effect the independence party
will have on either Of the old parties
Is a matter Of conjecture.
The Socialist leaders are confident
they will poll greater vote than ever
before.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
G. O. p. BELIEVES 1T HAS
PHILA. IN A CAGE

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. S.--Reports
al both Republican and Democratic
Headquarters today indicate q heavy
vote throughout Allegheny county.
Long lines were waiting In almost all
Of the outlying precincts when voting
began. at O'Clock and In many cases
more than fourth OF the registered
voters had cast their ballots before 8
o'clock.
With Allegheny county and the state
OF Pennsylvania assured for the Re-
publican national ticket, the campaign
leaders have feared apathy among
Republican voters. But unusual In
terest in legislative and congressional
contests In many districts Is bringing
out many Republican votes that would
have not been cast II only the national
ticket was at stake.
The Republicans say Pennsylvania
will give Taft q large majority. Four
years ago Roosevelt's majority In this
state was $4,000
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Victory In the Air.

MASON, Mich, Nov. 3.-Mr. He
mans addressed q large crowd In the
street, who interrupted him frequently
with applause.
Mr.. Hemans said in part: I'VE are
now about TO close memorable cam
paign.
IF I am elected I shall select men
for all appointments according to
their fitness, regardless Of political af.
filiations. We are all agreed that
Michigan needs . house-cleaning.
Yes say the men in once. but
let us do the house cleaning We
know. however, that they will never
do anything.
Mine has been 4 clean campaign
l am lighting II out on my own foot
ing. No hirelings have canvassed the
state for me, the aid Of no powerful
newspaper has been enlisted In my
behalf l am lighting on the merits
OF my cause and I've paid all the bills.
ITO my Democratic friends ! will
say that victory IL in the air. for we
stand united on the issues of the cam
paign. I am viewing these issues
from the standpoint Of my party, and
that I shall always be regardless OF
political lines"
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
HEAVY VOTING MARKS
EARLY HOURS IN N. Y

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Heavy- voting
marked the early hours OF election
day, the rush for the polls beginning
at the o'clock opening hour. Lines
of voters stood In front Of each voting
place even before the opening hour.
and the rush grew steadily.
The crowds were greater and the
citizens voted earlier In the densely
populated east and west side down
town districts of the city. The Bow.
cry was awake before daylight. and
cast the heaviest early vote In It's his
tory.
Perfect election day weather and
the general warning to voters OF the
Tammany plot to vote its various
bands Of repeaters from New Jersey
before the legal voters got around to
the polling places, caused the early
rush.
Citizens determined not to be cheat.
ed out Of their rights were at the polls
as soon az the doors opened to thwart
the plot to steal the election.
All the police In the city were on
duty. responding to An order from Pc.
lice Commissioner Bingham. who as
signed 500 of his men to the central
ONCE to be In readiness all day. and
the usual reserves were at the station
houses.
Spot illegal Registration.
Several prima facie cases OF illegal
registration have been made known
and several Of them have been flag
rant.
In addition to the police there was
a special guard Of $50 special deputies
OF the superintendent of election at
the polls.
Early voting Rapid.
The early voting was rapid and or
derby. The average on the Bowery
and In the downtown sections was
vote minute and the indications
were in the crowded sections that all
the vote would be polled, with a com.
Portable margin to spare, before the
closing hours. The new law requiring
signatures OF voters caused some de-
lay.
Along the Bowery fires were lighted
in the early hours to keep the lines OF
men warm, and there was a generous
distribution Of bottled warmth by the
district captains.
Police headquarters. with Its force
OF reserve men, mounted officers and
ten patrol wagons, looked like q mill
tary camp.
The Independent league watchers at
the polling place at 16 Doyer-st., the
third election district Of the Third
assembly district. were crowded out
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
ROOSEVELT BELIEVES
IT'S NOTHING BUT TAFT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Final re.
ports on the exact condition OF the po
liucal situation which reached the
White House from all quarters Of the
country. indicate that President Roose-
welt maintains the highly optimistic
feeling he has held throughout the
campaign regarding the ultimate sue
cess Of the candidacy. of William II
Taft
In a single sentence this feeling OF
extreme confidence Is expressed by
President Roosevelt. when in speakins
OF the holly contested campaign Of the
Republicans against the Democrats, he
declared:
We've got them beaten to a frax
zle."
In administration circles there 10 an
equally strong feeling of confidence
for the success Of the Republican
ticket.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Hemans Sentiment Grown
Like Rolli-g SNOWFALL

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 3.-That He.
mans sentiment throughout the state
has grown like q rolling SNOWFALL ever
since the Democratic candidate for
governor started on his campaigning
trip through Michigan, Is evidenced by
the reports coming In from various
points.
Kent county may be slated at once
as undoubtedly in the Hemans col
umn. Grand Rapids. especially, II In.
imical to the Warner gang. Warner
never has been q favorite there and
there are indications that he will run
further behind than he did In 1904.
when Kent county gave Ferris plu'
rality OF 1854. although the county
IL normally Republican.
The Democrats claim Hemans will
carry Kent county by 1900.
Sunday, read kilograms from tho An
ti-Saloon league. favo'ins Hemans.
Dispatches from Jackson say that
II is evident that Hemans will carry
the county by $500. The sentiment
against a third term fci Warner Is
very pronounced. And yet Jackson
county IL normally Republican by a
small majority.
The Bradley-Warner squabble and
the Glaxier incident have done much
IN Bay county TO foster ill-feeling to-
ward Gov. Warner. A man prominent
in the Republican organization has an
nounced his intention OF boiling the
governor.
Monroe county and city contain q
large NamoYnt OF Hemsns sentiment.
Manistee county 10 for Hemans In
spots-and pretty big spots at that.
Washtenaw county will 20 strong
for Taft, but Hemans IL morally GER
tain of carrying the county BY q fair.
sized majority. The snt.third term
sentiment 10 siszling hot.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

jorities against which they must
strive. Mahon seems to have the best
chance OF getting In. as he has strong
support among the union labor men
which will get out q big vote for him
regardless Of party lines.
There are q number or hot alder.
manic fights. The wards which seem
closest for council nominees are the
Fifth. Sixth. Ninth. Tenth. Thirteenth.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Usually the
Ninth IL a certain Democratic strong-
hold, but August Forth. Republican.
has been making a hot tight there.
Central counting board clerks met
at / o'clock for instruction. The bal
lot boxes began to come In short
ly after 2 o'clock with the early count,
and from that time on the work OF
ballot counting goes on without In
terruptIon except for meals. until the
counting 10 all done. The nrst 80
precincts that came In were assigned
to 100 tables Of counters. one gang
taking the city ballots and the next
the county ticket. The bonding prop
ositions will be counted with the city
ticket. There will thus be returns
simultaneously on all ofncss.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

n b not IN Expertment nes a Aoqs-
cent o. Incident. but . sound Honsss
bssines., bassd on Time rried-And-
Tested Merit. nsvsr found wanting.
Thsrs - . Rssson.
casoassts ere 0ss hnpasoabis ICES Of
AZ D!s.sss Germs de incompatible
laeenees, pN1sfss and suspgshsnss q Dc
entire blessstvs Canal.
rhsy Aes Ne kxEesss % das Bowel
Avsosss. MAKE thsm s.reag and sosixs--
ahis 70 Help Themselves Do Ass voss--
esse osmss'vss elsaa
casoarseass ths safs- guard Of !nneesnl
fAndAeed asaiass The prssdfL Death
6sailag 6sxfsrs thAi thssaAsa a. LIZ
q he Lite 0nee.
nsy are Purely yeSetahls, sSscsssy
tsrmlssA a'vays Reliable and ktaaIss1
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
BRYAN SURE OF 10000
MAJORITY IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. 3.-Missiuri
will vote for an entire state ticket In
addition to the national one. Bryan
will probably carry the state by 40
900. The Democrats claim Cowherd
will be elected over Hadley for COVER
nor by good majority. The great
est interest Ia In the senatorial cleo
ton, in which Folk and Stone. on the
Democratic side. and Keren, on the
Republican ticket. will wage their
fight. A heavy vote Ia being pollei
throughout the city. !
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Alabama Part Of the "solId."

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov. BIN
Alabama, as ever. 1t Is a mere matter
of the majority which will be secured
by the Democratic electors. There has
been little Interest In the national
campaign, but three proposed amend
ments to the state constitution prob
ably will bring out good vote. These
amendments provide for return to
biennial sessions OF the legislature;
state aid. construction OF highways
and the creation OF new counties. On
the last two propositions warm fights
have been waged. About 10000 votes
will be polled. and II Is estimated that
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Get What You Ask Forl

. rss. fssthfsi. ioyai sssvs.s sfMann1n4
oxss Fve Mlll.ens q psIlass havs
been Spent TO make ne msvle - ces-
carets known. and every cent q = vssid
bs Lost. did not sound merit clsam and
hold The constant continued fs5sadshiR
Patronage and Endorsement - vslb
pleased people year altar year.
There 10 siso Reason
Why there are Parasites whs as>AdA
dhsmsslves 70 tho Healthy Body q Co
carrots success - lmisAtorA Coune~.
fsiters. Substitutors-
They are Trade Thieves Who vesn
rob CAsoArsts Of ths Good Wnr' ot -
people. and snaak uneasned pseoA
earned and paid Tor b. cssoarssA
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Liant vote In south carollna.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 3.-Election
day Is passing quietly In South Caro-.
lima and little interest is being mani
tested and comparatively light vote
Is being cast The Democrats will re-
ceive practically the solid vote and
the majority over the field will show
probably 10000. In two congression-
al districts the Republicans have can
didstes. The weather Is favorable
throughout the state.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Bryan May Carry California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 3.-At the
Republican state central committee
headquarters today the utmost conf
dence prevailed as to the outcome of
the election, both state and national.
Secretary of State Charles +. Curry
estimates Taft's plurality In the state
ity In San Francisco at $500. The en-
tire congressional ticket In also claim
at 10000, while he figured the plural
ed by the Republican politicians. At
leading members OF that party pro-
fess to believe that Bryan will carry
the state by a substantial plurality.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

Is Taft. now say they have = chance
and claim that at least the. Republican
majority will not exceed 5000. Sena.
tora Borah says Taft's majority will
be from 10000 to 10000. Tbs state Is
claimed by Brady. Republican candi-
date for governor, by $4,000. The
Democrats say Alexander will win by
5000 over Brady. A safe estimate Ii
said to be 10000 for Taft. with small
but safe majority for Brady.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Washlnuton's Boasts.

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 3.-All indi'
cations point to the state Of Washing
ton being carried by TAFT in the ma.
Republican congressional candidates
AS well. The campaign committees
are. AZ usual. making absurd claims,
the Republicans that Taft's plurality
In the state will be from $4,000 to 40
900 and the Democrats that Bryan's
will be from 5000 to 10000.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
ATTELL MATCHED
WITH F. WEIGH

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 3.-Abe
'Attell, featherweight champion Of the
world. and Freddie Welch. lightweight
champion Of Great Britain. will meet
In u scheduled 16-round battle at Yer
non on next Thanksgiving eve, Nov.
25.
The match 10 considered to be a
meeting between two OF the fastest
and cleverest boxers In the world.
The Jefiries Athletic club played its
trump card last night by guaranteeing
Attell $1,000 for his end, win. lose or
draw.
Both lighters are In good condition.
Starve a grudge.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 3.-Chair-
man Eller. OF the Democratic COM
mit:ee, claims that North Carolina will
40 $4,000 Democratic today Indica-
tons are that every district will re-
turn Democratic congressman. Kitchin
will be elected governor by a large
majority.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
HUGHES BEING GUT
!. BY VOTERS IN
NEW YORK


was light. due probably to the cool.
foggy weather.
The result In the state Is much in
doubt, both state chairmen claiming
the state. Democratic Chairman Fin.
ley says Bryan will have $4,000 major
ity and that Judge Harmon for gov.
ernor will have the same. Republi-
can Chairman Williams claims tho
state for national and state tickets By
10000 majority.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Bio Early Vote In Chic soo.

CHICAGO. Nov. IA big early vote
was cast In Chicago and the whole
state Of Illinois. The same conditions
prevailed throughout the entire coun-
try. Long before the polls opened at
9 o'clock, the workers OF all parties
were In the field getting out the votes.
Many wagers were made during
the early morning hours on the
results with Taft still 1 to 6 favorite.
The weather Is ideal for balloting. II
Is Just cool enough to make the voters
feel vigorous.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Heavy Vote In Colorado

DENVER, Nov 3.-The weather
conditions 10 all Rocky Mountail
states today are ideal and an unus-
ually heavy vote is being polled. Both
parties are claiming Colorado, but the
chances are In favor of Bryan.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Voting Slowly in Oklahoma.

TULSA. Okla, Nov. 3.-Owing 20
he complicated ballot provided by the
new election law. the voting Is pro-
ceeding very slowly in this section
OF the state The vote may be cut
short, particularly in the country.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

The delicious flavor OF Salads" Tea
10 largely due TO the care used In the
cultivation and preparation. and to
the fact that II II packed In sealed
lead packets. which prevents It, com.
Ing IN contact with articles that would
affsot its hsvos.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
f8T81 H1


Aptshonsst rurpcse mssnss p1Aeeel)
Product and . bsssgsrd u - ~.
ohasas' Health or weifrs.
Beware Of the Slick Saissmaa - -
ancient "Juss - Good" ssssy ~ -
No ssnss rsfutaA
cssosrsts are made sal0 - -
Ssszllng Remsdx compaax. sal $780,
eSs hide Ten Cent ''Vsst Pee1lsl's ~
y hsrs shovn Thsy 80 aeyse ~ -
bulk.
1vWy tahass mashsd ''Cc0s
es s.Es ~ 81 ths gsasAne. -
WTR11 TO OUR v1x8ssDoe
.ssss @k4Mtlal
2sssfneS9e \ - kks1EZ12
- -; -! -
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
Arkansas 10 Bryan's.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 3.-Ar-
Kansas will give about $4,000 majority
TO Bryan. electing the entire Demo
cratic delegation to congress. The
state ticket was elected last Septem-
ber
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

A new seal rookery has been discov.
cred on q heretofore unchartered isi-
and to the northward OF the Russian
port Of gakalien. Tho Under secured
. fortune In skins before he told his
secret
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

TNHERE u q Rs.ssn-
WY DE Coed People u
Ill Amsries buy C~sosrss -
Pest e tho Clock ncm.
Every second some one. somewhere,
= 5uytYg . hide Ten-ceni Boa Of Cas-
3Geta
Ia. 3.A6.6-6o times TO ne Minute,
% Minutes 10 ths Hour. 500 Boxes an
Hour. 5000 Bozss Day Of Ton Hours.
i,ooo. 100 Boxes Month, and then soms.
Think Of IT. 10000 People take .
cAsoarst tablet each day. Millions uss
CAsc1ets whsn nsosssaU.
The Judgment Of Millions Of Bigh,
Americans V Iniallible. They have bean
Buying and taking cssoarsts ~ thai rata
10 Over slI xss1A