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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
DR.HALE'S SERVICE FOR PEACE
First for Permanent Tribunal-N 81
fenrs Old lie IL MS Active and
influential as Ever.


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tins s,ys ~ ,,.,, ..i.
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il; and there have bcou row weelts in
ubio,, io,,,.r. ,a,.o 49,, r... .,.,.
the BOSTON workers ronortiu, nrorros.
and giving counsel We're he senator
Hale" he could not feel moro rcsnonsibl,.
anxious 10 guard tho country from tho
mischiofs of the cytrayarant indulqenco.,
~ tho battlcshif fiiroro IIc socs clooriv
that the logic and imocra,ive Of Tho
States Is a partv. arc in boholf If tbc
limitation and gradual reduction. cor
tainlv not ,bo ircro,so If .ho h,rdo,,
some arn1amonts of thc no+iors now
vastly moro - ,rovoco,,,r .,,d r,o,,,,,
than a dofcrsa Tho ,lecro,so 80 ,r, ,,,-
ch,nerv for thc mediterranean, or ,ho dts
ru,os bo,wcou r,,;o,s h,. ho.ro s,,o,,1
keen steadv and roe,,,or n.co u.i.b IN,
increase Of tho mo.rir.rv for ,bo;,.
a rbitrancnt IN, lau md a, aforementioned
tribunal unit, tho uar evsto,,, ~ n,,so,s
is entirely eunnlortod n, .ho i,di.i,1
system
Tho dove,onnon, of .bis international
iudicIa1 ,,.rhrro,,. T., ,r, ,,z. "a ,.o,rs
has h,e,, ,o orn,,,s,oho ,1,,,os, row,
,u,ior.r,. .rra u.or,d ,,,.,,,,i,,, ..oao.,
ing ia DR. Iale.s bray. ami invo,erat.
optimism. IS growing etoodi,v better and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09

Heavy. impure blood makes a muddy
pimply compilation, headaches nausea
indigestion Thin blood makes YOU
weak, pale, sickly, Burdock BLOOD
Bitters makes the blood rich, red, ~.,-n
---rAatoras narfect health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
OTHER COURT BUSINESS

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles.
eczema, salt rheum. letter. itch. hives.
herpes. scabies-Doan's Ointment. AT
any drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09

remad, 1omas Eclectric Oh Is the best
crn r"r"S Inr that often fatal disease
onr fa,,, daS been used with success IN
Whiteac,oN tor eight years.'-Mrs l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
VERMONT NOTES

George Aitken Of Woodstock has re-
turned from two months trip through
the wllds Of Africa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

Wten, %. Sftpber. Webrere
@l1tter nilo Sollrnoliitcn bubell ein
&oraeben gegen bct Stattbnlter bon
Enrol, Sreibcrrn b. Spicgelfelo, cin-
geIeitet, ipeil er in elmer Sibrlig bes
2anOtags in Snnsbrud geipiiie g(eil.
berungen Der Ereiie OILS narGh5en
ioltrnaliitiider 8eier" bc5eidnet bat.
Die gntriiItute i'll Den areiien Der
3eitinngslpeIt lit groB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

ben, loiien lid int Sinblid ouf bic
iiilleiten WclOrmgcn iiber Die politi-
i6c Gage I'M Stootc Ohio lcid)t Der
mltben. 0oB Scrr Gid @errn Sit6,
cod lpeiter floren @cin iiber Die 9e-
~5icbungen leinea GoQcgcu Sorofcr 81
Der yStalburo Oil Company" ein-
5uid)enfel1 miinidtc, fam mobl alS
olSgeI6loiicn ongeicbcn lperOelL, pieI-
i!1ebr miro man in DER N%lnlobme nld)t
tebl geben, 0nb cr, mic Der Gr-8ou-
pcrneur Serrid am Gicnitug, nm Sill
fe sur 9efGmpfung Der Gcmofraten
bitten molte. No.
@Gbreno SER Gid i'm 9iireou oeS
Serrn Sitdebf lpeiIte, crcigucte iid)
i;brigcnS nod Elm pcitcrcr on1ilion-
fer 3milhenfoQ. 9lld SEER Charles
8. Soft, 9ruber OcS rcptblifonii6en
Fr1iioentlhafts ? Gun0ionterb Gait,
itecte ben &opf in 6crrn Sitd]cod's
Tor5immcr, trat obcr idIcunigIt ben
Hild5ltg an, ais er Der 9erid)terltote
fer oniidtig muroe. DDS Gerifnin.
Den bon y9rltoer Charlie" mod)te Ell
men 10 urfon1il6en Ginoruf, ooB iid
iclbIt Elm Gcrtrolltcr oca @errn Sitd)s
cod 0eS Sod)cnS nidt cntbolten
fon1lte."
Stir lit nod fem GrQercr Gcilimiit
porgefomnlen als yWrltocr Charlie"
0cnn man bort bon ibm ni6ts IllOcs
res ais l%lnfenrufc ilbcr ben Staot
Ohio" loiltete Der Gommlclltor oieleS
WiIienOen. ,Niemono mud)t Serrn
Sitd)cod. Dos Sebcn 10 iolter, ais Der
grltoer oes TrGiiocntifoftS 3 San.
oiooten ielbit, Scrr &itfcod tbeilt
Die peilinliitiihen N%uiiuliuugcn oeS
0crrn Charles i. Gait ourdalls
nld)t, pielnlebr erluortet cr 0en Sieg
Der rcpllblifonilden Sad)e IN Dem
Sclmotbaitoatc u%1icrc3 ganncrtrG-
gers. Serr Sitd)cod bat Sen StootS-
Torliten0en Wiaioma pom Ohio noh
Chicago 81 elmer Gonferen5 cntboten,
llno bort peroen Die Arrangements
Oereinbort meroen, mcld)e ms gum
Siege fiibren ioQen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
StnridltHnn in Sprinnficlh.

Sprin9iieIb 8, Sas.. %. Oft.
Soc Games, Gin 1~S.jGbrigcr Ne.
ger, ipclfcr in Der Noht pom 8. Sllli
D. 5, oobier bcn Observation-Disclosures s.
u. Ballard crntorbetc ltlto 0urdl iein
Terbreden sic Ho~iicntGmpfe entici.
'elte, SIT ocren llntcrbriidiuna Die
Staotsnili5 bierber beorocrt meroeu
nlllBtc, mlroc 9eitte i'm b%iciiacn
County. 8cfGngniB ollrd) Den Stro,a
blngcrlhtct. Gr geitono ieinc Sdlllo
cin mo ltarb nit cilleln @ebet olli
ocil 2ippclt.
Sancs mar III betrunfcnem ,3l,.
ltanoe IN ooS 9oQaro'idc Sous ac.
ratbcil, taunlclte in ein Shlof,im.
MGR mo crtobtc Sri. 9lultd)e SoQoro
bel Der Sono. Sbr Goter fam ibr III
9illfc mo muroe bon Dem ginorina.
ling crltoden. @leid RAD Der Ser.
boitlng oes Worbers muroe Elm I'M
lltfllder Illgrttf aiif cine 0rau Carl
Sallom ourb eiuen anoeren Ieger
gcnteloet, lnb Die 5olse mai ein slri.
rllbr, III oclien Serlaili flint Neger,
Ionic 5mei @eibe getoOtet, ionic nleb.
rerc bon Neeern betriebene Heltouro-
tlonet uno 21ben bcmolirt uno an
40 S1llier nieoergebrannt nuroen.
ediIe mao bonn saslamb beiorst CD. siaims,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
Sprsc nm Sbiu.

Yeliinliitiid)e Stimmmng ocs 9rllocrs
beS repnblifoniidcn ErGiiocnt.
idoftS Gunoiootcll. - Senotor
Gid's @eilld in Nelp . 9orf.
Sem Yorf, %. Sftober. - III.
len gcgelltbeili9cn Sebouptungell
sum Srot, mebren iid Die In5eihen
fir Die SoffnungSloligfeit Der replt.
hlifoniihcn Gompoglle . &citung, 10.
mcit Scr Stoot Ohio in 9etrod)t
fommt. Sn 9iircou oes Notipnol.
Goriitenocn &itbcod, oeiicn oltf &C.
itern Nobmittog icltgeiebtc Ibrciit
nod Chicago nluegen oringenoer De
id1fte" i'm leBten Nllgenblide perido.
FEN puroe, eribien nGmlid) ein 8olt,
Der bort felt Seroffelttlihung Der To-
nloicn Sorufer : Ird)bolo : GORE.
ironber5 niht eriunrtct por unb Der
lid BORT i~ibcrboitpt felt Dem 9eginr
Ger Goulpogne nod nid)t bate blif.
fen lolicu. SIS mar Dies fem alocrer
ais Der @unoesienotor lid bon
Ohio. Nl1 ser Stootsnlolln aus bent
Gudepc Stoutc III oaS MllerbeiliJltc
neS republifonilden @encroliIiimuS
gelcttct mllroe, botte er eli, Tor5im.
men 81 poiliren, IN Incident Die Be.
rid)teritottcr ibrer Inbiell5 nit Srn.
Sltdcpf burrteL mo Dos bate 5ilr
Tplge, Dob ieillc Inlueienbeit I'M
Sauptqltnrtier llid)t pcrbeimlid)t luer.
ben fpnnte.
Gitrh ouS lineriportete 3ltlanmens
t"reffet nit ben @eridyteritottern in
Die peinlidlte Terleeenbeit pcriest,
perihiponb Senotor Did ihleilnigit
i'm 9iircut oeS Scrrn Sitdcof. mo
inter feillct llnit1nocn mollte CT lid
5u eileln Snterpiem bereit iinbcn
lniieiL. Die Wctipe, meld)e Serrl,
Did aus Dem ibpaii6en Ifron, 8,
nad) unIerer Metropo(e 9efiibrt bo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
rSrcpfns Der Gnmpaanc."
Vroloenbltrg ianln1crt iiber ieinc
Terbaftung ne9en Sdlidlutg ocS
Glcpeluno Sdrei6enS.

''S NNSN' tN'lNJi'NS "
Glcpeluno Sdrei6enS.
Nem- y or +, 90. Sftober.-Gent
Foli5ci . SauptQuurtier ging gcitcrn
81 ipGtcr NlbenoIhlnoe chg elcgramnt
oeS Eoli5eidefs g. s. suobad bon
0opton, 8, nit scr Wiittbeilu1a 5lt,
Dob bort 9rongbton 9ranoen6urg,
oegcn ben bon oer Nteip . Oorfer
@rono Sltru ins &erbinorug nit Dem
Serfaitfe pes leac1onrfch gGlcpelono'
@riefcS" an ole ,8@ ~ Gtnles@ cine
ouf @roBoiebitabt I'M 5ipeiten @raoc
loutenoe Mnflage erbobelt apuroc, Der.
buftct murbe. Ter 9otibnft pur oie
Nahri6t beigefiiot Dab 9ronocnbl1rJ
8ilens ici, mad gtem Oorf 5uriid-
5llfcbrcn, obne oos Gintrcffcn Der
NuSliefcrltuas . Tapiere obSumarteil.
Spoter trof Elm 5meitcs Selegramml
bon Eoli5ci 3 Gbcf Ilabod i'm Sollpt-
quarter Elm, iporin cs bicb, Sreunoc
Sronocnburg'S miirhen mobridcin-
lid) am belltigcn Gage einen Scriuh
81 Ieiner Sefreiuug mndcll. 0oralti-
bin lcbtc lih ooS 0iirealt BON 81
ltriftS slnipolt Scronle nit ben 9c-
BORDEN IN Canton in Scrbinhula ullo
cr'llftc oarltnl, bel Der epentileQcr1
Glttlol'lln1 9rolloenblirg'S ollf elmer
moglidit bobcn 9iirgidloft SIT bette
ben, Seteftip Nornion sSibiimmona.
lpelder Serrn Serome's 9iireoll alt
Getbeilt lit, miro iih bciitc nod Can.
ton %beacbcn, I'm 8ronoenbilrg bier.
her 81 brillNcn.
Gte Intlnac gegcrl Sronocnbllrg
erfoigte, mic id)on crpdbnt, i1 Ser.
bllrollng nit Dem Gerfouf zines Or
tlfcls ilbcr 0ic politiid)e Sitltotion,
Der nud) @ronoenburg's Ingoben ans
Der 6eoer oes p%eritorbenen Gr.Er1ii.
oenteN Gleoelonb itomlttelt iollte, Son
Serrn Glcuelono's Nngeborigcn lsto
Srelinocn mltrbc Scr Nrtifel ais Sal
lhull0 be5cihnet.
Tron0cnburg mllroe oerbaftet, ais
er ettcl nod Nep : Oorf obgebcnoct
SIG bciteigen nolte. Gr lpltrbe IN
elmer 3clc Ser Dem 9obnbofe 5ullGdlii
liegcnoen NoIi5ei Station einoc.
lperrt, urrb iein glnpolt iagte ipGtcr,
Dob CT cin Sobeas Corpus . 8eriob-
relt clltleitcu lpcrbc, tuel,n iein Silent
nld)t heilte gegcn Yiirgidoit entloiicn
lper0c.
Sn elmer IGllgeren GrflGrlun9, mel.
dc %%ronocnbura bitrh leiitcn Iniuolt
orn |crihtcrItottert 3nfommen lief,
be5clhlrct ergitd uls,5oer rGrcpius
Der G%onlpo0ne bonn Sabre 1908" Gr
frN0t ob eS ulaeIih lei, Dob cin Der.
ltilnftlNcr Ntenid) allitebnie, er babe
nnd @uMen lnneer rMrbeit fir eillc
elttlobmm0 pon $500 pie llnteridrift
zines Gr-ErGiioenten Der @ereinietcn
Stootcn oefGlldt. 2eiber ltebe or
ollctn inl Sample gcgeil cine Itorfc
llebcrn1nGt, ober SbatiodenL bie nid,t
%ipiocrIcgt iperben %fDnnten, ieien Die
Selpcilc ieiner llnihltIo. Gr babe
lid, ais or be .baftet lpurbe, oltf oenl
@c9c nod, Nelp g,orf b%efilnoer, nm
Dem Mem s)orfer GiliriftS Nn-
ipnlt oieie ltnldliilbsbelpeiic sit ull-
terbrcitcn. Gie e%rlaltbniB 5lrm Ser
torte OeS Monuiffipts oas felt Mdrj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
&as SrDan iagtc.
Nat Die Irbcitcr uicmals ais y0ffcnt-
lidJc BETTER" bc5ciduet.

@ortIoltt icincr oicSbc5iiglidcn BE.
mcrfung, mic oiciclbc in @aib-
ington oiii5icQ pcr5eidnct lit. -
Cine pom Scfret1r Strou2
nobgeploppcrte ACKNOWLEDGING
&corlt'S 5llriid gepicicn. - aein
Nmt iiir @ompcr5 i'm Safe Der
GrmGbllng 9rpon's. - 9lutocs-
EQUATOR Gid mo y9rllOer G6or-
lie" i'm rcpublifoniidcn Soltpt-
quarter 51 Nclu.Dorf, -Sdmere
Sor0e nm Ohio. - Sron0cn,
bltrg's &crboitrng.
G6icoQo, %. Gftobcr. - sd
protcitirc 0ogegcu, OuB lie Dem Sulloc
ais BETTER porgciteQt merocn. Sic
crilhen nidt INN Witleio, lie Oerlol1-
gen feinc Almoien, Tie forocrn cinfof
@crcdtigfcit."
Sbigcs Gitot mllr0c bcllte BON
Sobn Is. 2olnb, Dom Ocmofrotiihen
&uuptQllortier, oiii5ieQ ais tbotidd)-
li6er @ortlollt Der @cmerflulg Der
oiientlid)t, in mcld)cr @illiam s.
9rpon bic Nrbcitcr ols ooffentlide
gcttlcr" b%c5cidynet bobel loll.
60 longe Oicie Nnflogc MIR bon
Scorit uto ieincn @lGttcrn fam, biclt
iic 9rpnn feilcr 9cohtltng milroig,
ollein jebt, nod)Ocm tic &onoelSicfrcs
tar Strous I'M SntcrOicm nit ciltcm
3eitungssG orreiponocntel nicocr6olt
bot, erndtet er c$ fir mn0cnlclicn, sic
corrcfte Geriion SIT ucroifentli6en.
Gic bctrcffenOc NeltBcrung lit offi5ica
i1l @nlbil1gton ncr6eidnet.
Ncm.O orf %. Sttober. - Sn.
mllel @omperS te~lcgropbirte bclttc
bon @oibington, 9. g., an @m. s.
Srpon, bob er gcraoe 0ns Sd)rciben
oes ErGiiocnen Hooiepelt an Senator
&nor 0%cleien bn6e unO cine Intpott
porbeircite. 8c5iiglid Der bon gepii
len 9lGtterr ueroifcntliften Nngobe,
Dob Srpnn fiir ben Sal ieiner Grm0b-
lung Srn. @omper3 einen EoItcn i'm
&obinet pcriprofen babe, erflGrte Sr.
8omperS, er babe 6Gltfig mo cnlpbo.
tiid on0cfiinoi9t, oob er nicmols ln9
inter irgelb luelfen llmItGnben Elm
offentlideS Nmt occcptiren iperoc, It..
oieler Gntid)lllB lei Elm unluioerrufli-
der. Ser 3lped bes Samples Der or.
goniiirten 9(rbeitcr ici Berc6tigfeit
uno nidt bos @rboiden bon Ienl.
terg.
@rpon mic0er inn Siten.
Ncmorf MS. %. Sftober. -
ISM. s. 9rpon fam bcutc bier al,
no6ocm CT geltern ul1o por9eltern in
Sbio unO @cit.Girginicn bGtig gclpc-
len mor. guf Sem @ege Gierhcr biclt
er Heoen on peridiebenen Eunften
9tem- Sericp's, u,b om Nbcno rcbete
CT Dor elmer grobcn unb c%ntbuiioiti-
ld)en Mcni6cnnoIie I'M bicii9en 9llloi.
toriltm. Mor91n friib reiit cr meitcr
oird) bic Stootan Ncu. Seriep un0
Nem-9orf, uno onI g(beno miro cr
ipicocr IN Glnliro, Ny, recon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

9ei aenlnore, unneit Buffalo,
H..D., lit Der GARNER Sreo. sSreuling
BON einem gutomobil, oas BON q.
Scatherb, iitt.. aus Buffalo gelenft
pitroe, iiberfabren unb getootct NOR.
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
Gur ein ,grpntu rniuiue,.

5us III 9araiipe Srpmp Guininr. Suht
nab Der Siardfur bon G. u. 8ruoc. IN Der
gnft5en eSelt heiinBi. uri Srf1liuna In einem
2uee gu beben. 25e. tSit2tiS ga ,6lfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24
&i6t absebro9en.
ltntcrbanOlnnscn 5luiidcn Snlsaricn
nub Siirfci MIR i%nspenbirt.

g(uSiidtcn oltf grboltung bcS 6ric.
oens trob oeS Iongen 3ciIi6enS
beirieoigenb. - euti6lono warnt
Scrbicn gcgen 6riebensit0rlng.
Cine 6ortieslrng ibreS ariegS.
l0rmS fonnte bcn Scrren Serbclt
gcfGbrlid mcroen. - @inri6tlul.
gen in RllBIono m1brenO Oes Der.
9ongcnen SobreS. @eitcre
gutmidcllingen oeS oeutih.c5cdi'
ifen Gouflifts in 90brucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-24

edie nad, bent Mrslanb beforgt Oh. ylainr,
i1J Sh.Saltiniureitr., nabc Snitum Sunic.1uc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
GROTON

Judge T. B. Hall was at Wells River
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist society
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G
Il. Henary.
MIR, and Mrs. s. NJ Hood and children
Of west Topsham were visitors in town
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Eastman and son
Cyrus are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Randall of Wolcott.
Mrs. Lester Howe Of South Ryegate
was in town Saturday calling on friends
and looking for tenement.
Mrs, William Stevens OF Morrisville
arrived Monday on visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Page.
Morris CotTrin of Burlington is at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w,
CoiTrin, Tor two weeks vacation.
Dir. and Mrs. A. ]. Carpenter returned
last week from two weeks visit with
thei: son, A. B. Carpenter, at Barre.
Miss Mary Chalmers finished work for
Mrs. Helen WEIGH last week and went
to her home at West Topsham Sunday.
John Hall and John Mcdonald, who are
working ia Barre, and b. M. Webber
at Montpelier, were at home over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M r. Whitehill went
to St. Johnsbury Saturday to visit their
son, G. w. Whitehiil, and his wife over
Sunday.
Willie Murrey, who has been visiting
at John Halls for two weeks, returned
to his home at Barre Saturday. He was
accompanied by Alex. Hall.
Mrs. Sarah Rowland arrived Tuesday
from Laconia and will visit her brothers,
J. w. and A. N. Morrison, a few days
before going to the mountains for the
summer
d. r. Clark Of Harrisburg, Pa, visited
Ills ttANtAlEAt AAAPs 4sRAtAAh Ni0AAy HiiA AAtp
brother, Ernest, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark arrived at Wells River Monday
to attend the wedding OF Mrs. Clark )
sister, Miss Jean Cochran, and Mr. Hor.
ace Armstrong, which occurs to-day.
Children's day exercises were held Sun
day morning at both the Baptist and
Methodist churches. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered by the children Of
both societies and the churches were
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and poted plants.
The two and half years old son Of
MIR. and Mrs. NJ NJ Carter of Westville
died yesterday from pneumonia The
little fellow had been III for some time
with whooping cough and his strength
had becoem so reduced that he was un,
able to rally. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30

Fair and cooler tonight. Wednesday
fair with light westerly winds.
TALK OF THE TOWN

William Wilson OF Washington was in
the city to-day on business visit.
The ladies Of Clan Gordon please
leave their due cards with the financial
secretary on or before July for
audit.
No. bananas, fully ripe, at whole.
sale, at A. Giachino's Vermont Fruit
Store. Prices will please grocery stores,
meat markets and picnic parties,
1t was enormously stated in the Union
Bakery's adv yesterday that their bread
sold Tor 10 cents loaf. or three loaves
for rs cents. II should have read 10
cents loaf straight.
The Eide DeNoyer Il DAME Sisters
vaudeville company opened d weeks en-
gagement at the opera house last night
and thoroughly pleased fair sized au-
dience. A vaudeville show is something
new for Barre people, but judging from
the applause last evening, everyone en-
joyed the performance. Among the many
strong acts might be mentioned Free.
man, the handcuiT king and jail-breaker
who did some remarkable stunts with
the handouts and in getting ont Of a
bag in which he had been securely fas-
tened by committee from the audience.
lie concluded his act by escaping from
straight jacket in AZ seconds. Miss
Hoffman in ballads, AL Canton, comedy
iuggler, Miss Phillips were all good,
while the Frauys' in trick bicycle act
were without doubt the best act 81
its kind ever seen in the house. The per.
Torrance concluded with novel singing,
dancing and acrobatic act by Eddie DE
Meyer and three DAME sisters. This act
alone is worth the price of admission
and the audience roundly applauded
them at the close Of the act. Taken all
in all, the performance was very pleas.
ing and will no doubt till the house dur.
ing the week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Honduran Hardwood.

A railroad in Honduras, which has
just been opened to traffic as far as
Ceiba, thirty-five miles, was built with
creosoted pine ties from the United
States. 1t is worthy Of note that
while creosoted pine ties are being
shipped from the United States to
Honduras, hardwoods are coming to the
United States from that country. Am.
orleans are doing the shipping both
ways. A tract of 5000 acres in Hon
duras has been secured by an American
company which viii cut the mahogany
and other valuable hardwoods and ship
them to the United States.--Forest and
Stream.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Bags

First Is a full line in an imitation
of Leather Bag in all sizes from 10 to
16-inches that are worth from SOC to
81 each, with brass lock and trimmings.
Now as a leader, l0-inch size, Csc; 12-
inch size, 35c; l4-inch size, 4Sc; 16-inch
size, soc, Just no price at all.
Telescope Bags that hold as much as
a good big trunk that usually sell at
from SIC to s1.25, according to size, now
any size at 6oc each.
Bags Of real leather in all sizes, with
best trimmings, now at cIose-out prices.
(And now is the time to buy them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
c. l. U. Delegates. Notice.

special meeting OF the Central Labor
Union OF Barre and vicinity will be
held in Nichols block, Wednesday even
ing, July LIST, zoos, at 1880 o'clock. Ev-
cry delegates is respectfully requested
to attend, as important business is to
be brought up by officials Of the state
branch A. r. OF l..
Acting President S. L. HuHmire, Sec.
r. NJ Menard and Organizer Philip ).
Halvosa will address the Meeting.
Jas. Mulch, Secy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Suit Cases

We are making special prices on Straw
Covered Suit Cases.
Straw Covered Suit Cases with leath-
er ends, in very best makes, with best
trimmings, now as long as they last at
81. oS each.
Straw Covered Suit Cases, leather
edges and corners with half straps, now
at SITS. Some Cases with full straps,
now at g. %.
Hits Leather Cases that usually sell
at So. 49, in 24-inch sizes, now at W. so.
These are warranted waterproof
leather.
Look out for Fibre Cases that, when
wet, will all peel off.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
BARRE rowN REpUBLIcAN CAUCUS

The Republicans Of Barre Town are
notified to meet in Eiremen's hall, East
Barre, July 2 at s o'clock p. m, to
choose eight delegates and eight alter
mates to the county convention to be
held at Montpelier July T.
Per order Republican Town Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Bags and Suit Cases

There are in this sale all Of our best
Bags and Cases. Those that sell from
$500 up to $1,000 each are now all in
this sale.
There are Bags with round seams for
ladies' use, and those with out seams
and harness stitching for gents.
These better Bags are all of them
from one Of New York's best leather
manufacturers. Made at a fair price and
made well. Now at less than a fair
profit.
Many of these Cases come only one of
n size, or one Of each quality, and as the
line is broken, we are to close them out
before buying any more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
A. p. Abbott @ CO.
Notice.

The attention Of all the citizens Of
the Town Of Barre is hereby directed to
section 5000 Of the Public Statutes,
and all persons are hereby notified not
to sell or expose for sale, or set fire to
or throw any Of the fireworks therein
described, except on the ord and alta
days OF July, under penalty Of prose
cution.
Also all persons are hereby warned
not to battle in any waters within view
Of the public unless suitably protected
By clothing covering the whole of the
body from tho neck to the knees, under
similar penalty of prosecution as pro-
vided by the public statutes
Per order Of the Town authorities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
REPUBLICAN, CAUcUSl

The Republican voters OF the City OF
Barre are hereby notified to meet at
Miles hall on Thursday evening, July
I'd next, at 1880 o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of electing nineteen delegates
and nineteen alternate delegates, to at
tend the Republican county convention
to be held at Montpelier on July 7th,
1908.
TO do any other proper business.
Per order Republican City Committee,
Frank G. Rowland, Chairman,
Ii. w. Scott, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Ordained 80 Years.

Burlington, June 30.--A celebration
OF the 5oth anniversary of the ordina-
tion Of the priesthood Of the Rt, Rev
Mgr. Jerome CIoarec, vicar general OF
the Roman Catholic diocese Of Burling-
ton, was begun last night and win con
tinue tomorrow, Mgr, Cloarec has
been rector of st. Josephs church here
for 81 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30

Including Moving Pictures
Miss Margaret Hoffman, in her
latest ballads
Edith - The Marvellous Franzs--
Sig. A novelty trick bicycle act
Miss Bessie Phillips, the girl with
the double voice.
illustrated Songs.
A New Idea Moving Pictures.
George WEIGH.
Freeman, the Handcuff King and
Jail Breaker.
Eddie DeNoyer and 3 DAME Sis
tiers 3. A Novel Tramp Singing.
Acrobatic and Dancing Act With
Special Scenery.
The Cameragraph, assisted by K.
Kopf