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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
Nuggets Special Service.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 3.-For the fifth time since it came from Alaska the A. B. basketball team of Nome went down to defeat last night in one of the closest games ever seen here, by a score of 33 to 31.
 Nome was represented by Schneider Afford. Mcintyre Alfred LOmen, Bur ley and assistant trainer Blycu.
 The A. B. team is considered unlucky to have lost even by so small a mar gin, their play showing that it was in no way inferior to the homesters.
 It was the fifteenth game played since the team came out. Nome has ter victories, one draw, and five defeats to date.
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STEAMER
 OVERDUE
BIG LINER WITH 100 PASSENGERS OVERDUE( AND FEARS ARE
 ENTERTAINED
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Nuggets Special Service.
 ST. JOHNS. x. F.. Jan. 2.-Thc Canadian line Montreal is 20 days over due and the gravest fears are enter tained for her safety.
 She left Antwerp several weeks ago with 400 passengers, and has not since been reported. It is possible that some small acci- dent may have left her disabled, but safe and people try to look at the best side, but the gloomy feelings will not be banshcd.
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HUGHES CHOICE OF
 \. 7. REPyDL- ICANS

senate met today for th" purpose of or gautzatiou and came out hat-footed for the governor.
 The meeting passed resolutions urg- ing thc state convention to instruct the delegates to the uatioQal conven- tiou tp vote for him.
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Nuggets Special Service.

PARIS, Jan. 3. Count BOn de Cas- tellane and Prince de Sagan were ar rested today outside the church at Dechyille for fighting, and the count has been charged with assault.
 As the whole world knows, Count Boni was the wife of Anna Gould and Prince Sagan. according to common report. will be the same in double quick time.
 The prince and the American grass widow are all in all to each other at the present time and the fire eating
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
GRANEy, COFFR0TH
 AND BRITT AFFAIR

The men are all indicted on the charge of graft in connection with the prize fighting which has taken place in this city,
 The preliminary hearing of the three defendants was continued until the 11th inst.
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SILVER MINER
 COMING FOR SUPPLIES.

Nuggets Special Service by A. T. X T.
 Co.'S Long Distance Telephone.
 SOLOMON. Jan. 3-HarOld Green. of the silver mine is on the way to Nome for supplies, which will be ship ped to the property for use in the de- velopment work.
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WILL
 ARRIVE SUNDAY

1our correspondent had quite talk Au1, Mr. MHkklosen. The explorer is l young man, and his physique, as well a- his years. would never lead one 10 believe that fame a- ain explorer had come to him.
 Nothing unusual occurred to uim yhil. on route from Candle. The trip was uucycntful.
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Nuggets SpoejaI Service by X. r. % r.
 Co.'S Loug-Distance Tol.ph"ue
 COUNCIL. Jan. 8 Eiuard Mihh,.- -r.. thc Arctic explorer arrived here from Candle last evening and nn for Noue this morning.
 H, expects o rvacH tH~ Boring -vf metropolis some time next Sunday.
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SENATOR
 SUSPE;CTE
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WASHINGTON, u C" Jan. ?. Commissioner Garfield has given "r- drrs for the investigation of th. n2n- ucr in which senator owens acuH...j LOGO acres of land in uAlahom3
 Fraud has been charaad aeaiu-' t.o senator. Nho however q p'cs tla. tn, least guilt is attach, 'o Inc d,'L
 IL is believed that sone others. !. mol the senator will he mrlrp to haNc engaged in some shady lr'usactiol- in the state, and son.c >.u-atioual ,Ni- dcucc is expected.
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ROCKEFELLER GIVES
 UNIVERSITY MILLIONS

ally, but it is believed that something will be done to perpetuate his memory by the governors of the institution.
 The gift is only one of many that the multimilionaire has given the in- Stitution.
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Nuoqet's spec,aI Service.

Nuggets SpeclaI oerVlce'
 ALBANY, Jan. 3 That Governor Hughes win be the choice of the re- pub!tcm5 of this state for tine pr"sid"n- lial uomnation now tae to b" '"- ccpJra for certain.
 Tn. republicans of the h"u-" and
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OPERATION.

Sammy Friend, of the Sandspit. un- derwent an operation yesterday for ap- pendicitis. Drs. Mustard. Hill and Southward performed the operation, and the patient is progressing favora- ble.
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CHICAGO. Jam @-Tuc salvation Army has announced that it will establish relief bureaus in every large city of tine United States md Canada.
 IL believes that the conditions pre- yaHmg ou the out~idr ~iu render the bureaus necessary
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FIRST PAPER CURRENCY
 HAS REACHE) SEATTLE

The shipment came to the National Bank of Commerce and amounts [" a. quarter of a million dolars
 It is the first effort to relieve tH" situation here, and consequently has
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FLUES IN
 GOOD SHAPE:

An inspection of city stoves, nu"s etc, according to the latest ruling of the city council was begun yesterday. but Inspector Camp states that h" found the people all exercised tn" greatest possible care in their arrange ments.
 In one or two cases alterations were ordered
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ARMY
 TO RESCUE NEEDY

Thousands have recently lost their means of livelihood. and may be out of work for some time. Although it well known that the hard times will be only temporary, the Army believes that the public will subscribe libcrally to re- licve the distress.
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marshals office.
 The attachment order was issued at the suit of Alice Dunaway, who re- covered the sum of $1500 from the con pany for injuries sustained by her in an accident last summer.
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OHIO TO DECIDE FOR
 TAFT OR F0RAkER

be the one of choosing between Sec retary Taft and Senator Foraker for the nomination
 At the present time all others seem to occupy inferior positions in the minds of the republicans of this state, and the fgat will p"'bably be between the two mentioned.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--Sncc last Oc- tober no such gains have been regis which became apparent today.
 The premium on gold has completely
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Nuggets Special Service.
 COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 3.-The re- publican primaries will be held Febru- ary II to elect delegates to the state convention, which will be held March 2.
 The great question to be decided will
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TRIKE:RS
 THRE:A E::N
CARMEN'S UNION RCNGFP THAN POLICE AND ROOFS
 ARE CALLED.
Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 MtNcIE. nI. JH ' .r.- Duu- aul .matH2r~ with the Garments union of this city have assembled and aro'murrTug rhr~ city Idl1cc anu-thr shari0-
 Tine local authorittr. al. completely roa.rl..+ to hnud'. the mob. and the troops hmc been summoned from the nearest garrison.
 The strike of the carmen is such that enough mon cannot be found la operate the cars. which are lying idle
 MJ-NcIE. Jw. 3. The rtot- in cone ueatou v,l ,h- cauuu- enil, nN. become more violent Tho troops .oyo b-oo dispatched and win arrive bor. tonight
 Tu. ou- were stoned by the mob this anruoou aud some of thr rolling +toek voe destroyed
 x big battle occurred this afternoon vn,a the ~uikebrahcrs. who hod just been put to work. atnwpt.d to +ot Inc cars in motion. Stones ud all ott" weapons that tine crowd could 8v hands ou l.rr brought into ue" and tba srI>.hr,3lor~ a.rc compelled to flee ror their lives
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SEATTLE, Jan. 3.-Thc first paper currency to reach this city from Wash ington D. C. arrived today and sishs of relief have gone up from thousands of breasts
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mARSHALS ATTACH
 SOLOMON R.R. PROPERTY

All of the property of the Solomon River & Council City railroad has been attached by the marshals within the past few days, and the company's now in the hands of a deputy of the
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HEREBY TO AGAIn
 BE PROSECUTOR

has not been half cleaned out and that Sc.mttz and Rucf are not the only prominent ones who have been travrl- ing the way of transgrcssors.
 More sensational work is expected to follow the reappoiutmcut of Heney and to follow in short space of time.
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WANTS TUG
 AT FLATTERY
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WASHlNGTON D. C.. Jan &.- Senator Piles is noN busy urging rao treasury department to supply Cape Faucy with a government tug boat that might be used to advantage in connection with revenue cutters and other vessels distressed ou the Wash ington and Alaskan coasts,
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PILLSBURY
 GETS PLACE
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Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2- Captain Pilsbury, chief of staff of the Atlantic fleet. has been appointed to succeed Admiral Brownson in the bu reau of navigation
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disappeared, and the dawn uf new and prosperous era i~ at hand.
 Copper jumped today from 13'4 to| l35s and the same improvement is mo- ticcable in all the others.
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TO JURY
 TONIGHT
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Nuggets Special Service.
 BOISE, Jan. 3.-ProseCutOr HaWlcy closed for the prosecution here today in the trial of Pettibone, and the case will go to the jury tonight.
 HaWley declared, in the course of his address that Orchards evidence. or the principal parts of 1t. could not be disputed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
BROUGHT IN SICK.

Jack Blake, well-known miner of Jess creek, has been visited with ill., ness and was brought to the hospital today
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03

Joe Ernst, president of the Typo graphical union of Nome, No. 5S2, re- ceived today from Frank Morrison a wire stating that charter is being
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
Mnnnet,s SpeciaI Service.

Nugget SpeclaI oeTN'CS'
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3-Eddl" Grancy. James Corroth and WiIIus Britt appeared in court today to an swer to the indictments recently brought against them by the grand jury.
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CHARGED WITH PEDDLiNG.

John Anderson was arraigned today on the charge of having sold whiskey to natives, and he pleaded not guilty,
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REPORTED METrE:I CONSUL
 ATTACKED AMERICAN.
Nuggets Special Service.

Gt'ATi'N NNI.N. ,rar. ,. !; is "rrort oa that tine Mexican c.q.ru in t1is country has made an attack af fine I. < cmeul. anI the .m rip1u charge daGalc4 has been D,tm,af to m- Vcstigatc.
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N Naaget's Special Service.

rI'TTE. Jlu 2. -Thr Great NoH.vrn and Northern Pactn. rtJn"ad- made a ,ut today in the wages of aIl the men who handle freight ou the different lines. The wages have boeu cut by 2ls cents au noor. aud thousands of
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
REEDS FATHER
 IS BANK EXAMINER

Em cr Reed. one of Nomc'S WelI- known citizens, received word by the last mail that his father, Charles c. Reed, has been appointed national bank examiner for California. MT Reed. senior. resides at oakland.
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NEW YEAR
 PLUM PUDDING

Without renecting upon the culinary abilities of the ladies of Nome, will say that the Gordon X Dilworth English Plum Pudding we carry is superior to that usually made at home, and one would never know that it came from a can't is so fresh and rich. The Gordon & Dilworth pudding is put up in 21a pound cans, and sell for 15c- usually s1.OO. Is cheaper than it can be made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
DEFICIT FOR
 DECEMBER
Nuggets Special Service,

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. The expenditure of the national @"N- ernment for the month of prccu.hcr exceeded the receipts hy the sum uf $S.50O. GOO.
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n,P. ARD G.N.
 CUT WAGES DOWN

.m.n wifi b. affected. No strike is like
 Iy ,o occur however, as conditions on the outside are such as to make men wary of losing their jobs. Besides it is believed that the reduction will be a temporary one, and that the old con dittous will prevail in a few months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
BRIGHT PROSPERITY DhwNS
 ONCE MORE IN NEW YORK

A biiehme~S pcryadrs the atmos- p0ero of Wall street. which has been sadly lacking for some time, and which is tnc most pleasant feature of th. n"w torn year
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TAFT IN FAVOR OF
 SEATTLE sUB.TREAsURY
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Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan B. Secretary Taft today expressed himself favorable to the establishment of q sub treasury at Seattle. and nothing now seems to be in the way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. District Attorney Lauedou win again appoint Upcy as public prosecutor and vigorous continuation of the rIo-"ou- ljoN of groftu- will result
 IL is commonly known that thr city
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
POWERS
 CONFIDENT
Nuoqet's Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 GEORGETOWN. Ky. Jan. 3.-The iurv is still out. but Powers is very confident At o'clock today the jury asked for exhibits.
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been most welcome

been uu-t welcome.
 Hundreds of AlJ4kan~. who had been temporarily affected like tn" rest by tbc shorae. of currency may now have their wants fulnl,d
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LOST.

Cuff with gold cuff button attached Reward. Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03

WASHINGTON. D C.. Jan. No report of the reported attack by MeXi- can Consul Ocos on the U <. consul has reached the department.
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MILLER IS
 CANDIDATE
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE, Jan. 3.--John F. Miller, who was a candidate for the position vacated by Judge Wickersham. has offered himself as a candidate for the republican nomination for the mayor alty of this city.
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Nuggets Special Service.
 CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-John D. Rocke- feller has just given the sum of $2 191, ,OOO to the University of Chicago.
 He has given the money uncondition
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
FEDERAL LABOR UNION
 RECEIVES CHARTER

mailed this evening by the American Federation of Labor to the Federal La bor union of this city.
 Mir Morrison is secretary of the Am erican Federation of Labor.
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PLUM PUDDING IN SMALLER PACKAGES.

Should the G. & D. 21s pound can be too large. we have the Morris English Plum Pudding in 1-pound tins for 25c. We sell lots of these, because the pud- ding is good, the size is popular, and the price is very low-too low.
 A R C x E R, E w NC q C O. A R c x E R, E w IN c ( C o.
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TINE BLACK MISSOURI
 WALNuTS

The frosts of Missouri give these hardy black nuts a peculiarly rich fla vor-very unlike that of the English walnuts or other soft nuts grown in milder climates. Taste more like butter nuts. but richer. Try them Also have almonds, oceans. etc. etc,
 ARC H FER, EW N G & c o. A R C H E R, E w ' V.
 Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-03
FOR SALE.

Three 16-months- -old dogs. Inquire 946 East Front street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
A. P. ABBOTT & Co A P ABBOTT & CO A. P ABBOTT co.
1The Daylight Store ~
Goods That We Are Selling

And the goods like Our
heavy garments The
he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Public bath at Hotel Otis, 25 cents.
Parasols at great discount at Perrys,
Tonight "The Boston Tea Party" at
ire Comique.
Another lot Of those white tinsel belts,
25c, at Naughan's,
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Lawrence Of CHI street.
unceda biscuit, 4 cents box, at Smith
"a Cummings market this week.
John y. Gomo went to Richmond yes
tcrday Tor a visit with friends.
Nathan Butler went to Mortified
this afternoon on business trip.
j. -, Magnaghi lett yesterday on
business trip TO Boston and Providence,
x, l.
GiIbertsons ocrlc,ira played last
evening AZ private bali in the X. OF 7.
haII at Montpelier
NAtf anu ans lHuulNH waterman and
son, Harold Of johnson, are visiting at
the home OF William jackson OF North
Main street
Remember the bail game AZ the Ran.
gers grounds Thursday afternoon az five
o'clock between the italian A. {. and
the Pirates, strong local club, for
the proceeds viii 50 10 assist sick
man, The italian a. G. il scheduled Il
play The t'raniteulle A. c. this after
noon at I o'clock
Arthur knight president OF the Bar
aca class and The Christian Endeayor OF
the Congregational church, was given
surprise party IN honor Of hi, birthday
at the Ncstry last evening. Many OF
the young people OF the church wcr,
present and 4 pleasant evening was
passed Tie following musical programs
was given: piano Duets, Misses STICK
ney and kidder; vocal solo. Richard
Ncale; violin solo. Mr.. Brown: vocal
solos, Mr. Collins. William Mcleod; pi
ano solo W # Messer Mr. Knight was
presented a purse OF money the prescn
tation being made by James Robertson
Cake and coffee were served during the
evening.
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PLAINFIELD.
orville CLARK Died Monday Evening at
Age of 10.

Age Of 10.
Orile Clark died Of Brights diseas,
at the home Of his sisters, Misses Jan,
and Abbie Clark, Monday evening after
long illness. Mr.. Clark was about
seventy year. Of age and had spent mos
Of hisl ne in this town. he leaves tw,
sisters Of this town and two nieccs. Mrs
Allen Moore 81 Montpelier. and Mrs
Chase OF Manchester y ~ The funera
services will be held at his late home
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
Rev. p. b. Fisk officiating
Alonzo Page is at work in L. d. Bart
let's store.
=. F. Leavitt has recently purchased
an automobile
Miss Agnes Olsen Of Graniteyille &.
the guest Of Miss Helen Martin.
Miss Laura Nelson Of Montpelier j.
visiting her aunt Mrs T. A. Bartlett.
Miss Amy Fisk Of Barton Landing re.
Gently visited her brother, Rev. Perrin
g. Fisk.
Mrs. Harley Cutter Of Barre spent
Tuesday at the home Of her father, s.
Is. Smith
Miss Fidclia Fisk Of Boston is spend
ing two weeks vacation with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Perrin b Fisk,
Misses Evelyn Perry and Bessie Flood
were in Montpelier Friday and Saturday
to attend the teachers examinations
Mrs Frank Martin and little daughter
and Miss Ethel Bemis were in North
Montpelier at the home OF A. NJ. Cate
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Letters and son
returned to their home in Leominster,
Mass, Saturday, after spending several
weeks at John Shoreys
The funeral OF the late CORTLAND
Perry was held Saturday afternoon at
the Methodist church, Rev. w. Il. Brais.
ted OF Barre officiating. The burial was
at the Center cemetery.
Mr., and Mrs. II. c. Cutting went to
their cottage at Groton Pond Wednesday
for several days outing. During Mr..
Cuttings absence, the station viii be in
charge Of H. II. Kiser and Erwin Cut
ting.
Plainfeld Military Band will give an
open air concert and lawn party Satur-
day evening on the lawn in front OF
Il. F. Leayitt's residence. Ice cream and
cake will be served. The members OF
the band cordially invite everyone to
be present, A good musical program
is anticipated
Charles Holt celebrated his seventy
fifth birthday Friday, many Of his
friends and relatives being present to
assist him, Mr.. Holt is very active
man and in good health, as the following
will show; on Thursday Mr.. Holt sawed
one and one .half cords OF four foot wood
in two twice-not bad record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
Get Your Next Standard Pattern Free !

This week, or next week the week after you will prob
ably Standard Pattern either yourself of the
little folks. Buy Standard Fashion Book 1t practical,
complete reference book of wearing apparel indispensable
cry woman who and be up the minute in style
And the biggest bargain OF the for only SC
than the pattern you about buy Zoe the
Csc by mall including certificate for Standard Pattern free
PERRY @ CAMP,
Telephone o. II and y Main Street Barre VT
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is one that should interest you.
Good Fish is healthy and
Strengthening.
Many varieties are now in
season and most that are good
are received here daily. Their
condition is perfect, Firm and
plump. Flavor is delicious.
Tickle the palate of an epicure.
Satisfy the appetite of the hum
cry.
Remember that our fruit
stand is always laden with sea
sonable fruit-bsnanas, oranges,
peaches, plums, pears, pineap.
Piles, cantaloupes, blueberries,
watermelons, lemons, tomatoes,
etc. Owing to special facilities,
we are able to sell fruit at the
lowest prices found hereabouts.
Phone us an order this week
fish or fruit.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED Lady Of refinement to travel.
Salary TO start $40 per week ana expenses. Ad-
vancement Address "a, care Times. i2itiH
wANTED-Iady for pleasant employment
Guaran teed salary sL00 per DAY. Advance
ment TO energetic party Address IL" care
Times, l2ttit
wANTED-At once chamber maid at the
CITY Hotel I2Iu
TO RENT-Three tenements on West street.
one on Blackwell street ond one on Railroad
street Inquire of Mrs. g. d. Durkee, $50
North Main street 1916
TO RENT small tenement Of rooms Sqn0
per month rental Inquire Al Smith Bros Mar
ket, So n. Main street i2Iu
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KOVIN6 VERY FAST.

The following goods are mogrg very
fast. They arc right
Ladies' white frll nolnco and heavily
trimmed Skirts at 9Sc. Are very cleSp
for the quUiity.
ladies' white Muslin GMels al 2Sc
are Waists that sold readily az higher
prices
z ant G lJrs-ts have owing 'e-
mand away ahead of any previous sale.
They seem to be jUs whs. smut dress
cd ladies want.
EAtla wiit bargain Ribbons a. nc
and l2c Don't pay us much OF prcht
but do lots Of good advertising.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS.

II you will step into our Garment De-
partment it won't take you two minutes
to see that we are doing business.
Prices on paper count but little. New
garments at but a part Of their cost is
an attractive feature.
Our prices are made 20 close them
quick. Made because we have to make
them IN order to close out as large a
stock as we carry in the time that we
have.
Our Re
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
SILK WUSLlNS.

One more hard blow at Silk Mrslins.
This time it Is half price, so that now
for day or two or as long as they
last.
An Of our 25c Silk Muslins that .'erc
our best at that price. In all colorS Of
new designs, now at II lie. half
price,
All Of our SOC Arnold Silk Muslins,
all of them new designs this season, now
at Csc. Half price,
One table Of al silk goods that were
15e and ST 90. now At 40c per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05

Our Remnants are put on sale but twice each
year. They are on our tables this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
EAST BARRE.

The Sunday school Of the Congrega
tional church hold their annual picnic at
Dewey park tomorrow. They 80 from
this city ON trolley cars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
GRANIrEvILLE.

There win be a social dance in Miles
hall Saturday night, August s, given
by i. S, Blanchard.
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AUCTION SALE!

The entire stock, now on hand
of the bankrupt estate of l.. M.
Williams must be sold at Pub
lie Auction to close the estate,
consisting of all kinds of furni-
ture, carpets, rugs, pictures, fix
lures, etc. Auction will COM
mence at 100 p. Nj. Satur-
day, Aug. 8, and continue until
every article is disposed of. Ev-
cry article goes to the highest
bidder; nothing reserved.