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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05

Ethans of Burlington Lost Both Matches
Last Night.

Both Montpelier teams in the State
Bowling League played the Ethans Of
Burlington on Daley's alleys last night,
the Capitals winning 4 20 !, and the
Pastimes 3 to 2. Daley's grand total
OF LOIS shows how his team won. The
sroreg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
The Best Cough Cure.

haif-ounce Of Virgin oil OF Pine two
ounces ~ Giyserine and q half pint OF Whisky,
mixed. VIII cure any cough that is durable and
break \ cold in a hours. Take a teaspoonful
every four hours ask your druggist for the
genuine Leach's Virgin Oil Of Pine compound
pure, prepared and guaranteed by the Leach
Chemical Co, Cincinnati, y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
PILES prLEsl PILFsl

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind Bleeding and ltohing Plies II ahsorhs
the tumors silHgs itching AZ onee. acts as a
poultice. gives instant reief Wiliarns' In.
dian Pile 0fntment is prepared foF Piles and
itching Of the private parts sold by drug
giats, mail see and 500 williams Mtg 90.
frups. clsveland. Ohio.
Sold BY c. Il. Kendrick q Co, Barre, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
SENATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced.

$. l22, by Senator Gibson Of Windham
tby requestl an act relating 10 deduc.
tions from the appraised value OF person,
atty for debts owing THIS bill pro.
vides for no offsets nnless debt IS due
within the state aud bearing interest at
more than four per cent. An affidavit
must be filed giving the uame and ad.
dress Of creditors. No offset for goods
purchased unless said goods have been
delivered
S. 1873, by the committee on state
prison. An act appropriating $1,000 for
repairs at state prison, Windsor
Passed in Concurrence.
n. aa9, an act 10 incorporate the Shell.
don cemetery association. Slightly
amended.
II. 40, relating TO the competency
Of Witnesses
H. AL, an acting preventing persons
who have been posted" from obtaining
Intoxicating liquors from licensees
H. 462, an act relating to the charter
Of Thetford academy
Third Reading Ordered.
RI. ZIG on act to incorporate the Rut-
land and Tidewater Railroad company,
H. Sll, an act to incorporate the
Northern Vermont railroad company.
II 405. an act amending the charter
Of the Rutland raiiroad
II. 4G5, relating 70 the schedules Of
railroads
II. 5lg. relating to bonds for bank
officials
II =9n ..4t.. As.,o4 ~ -,,,,.aJ 10 ,,erscys
to the Vermont insane hospital.
IT, $50. relating to summons in divorce
cases.
Killed.
S. ~. granting municipal suffrage to
tsypaying women. Tic bill was favored
by Senators Finn, Iewis Of Iamoille,
Nolan, TAaveft Fairbanks ard Dono-
SAY Opposed BIZ Senator's Fiagg. Glea
son. Butler. CORY and NcIntyre. The
yeas and NAYS were called for By Sen
ator CORY and resulted in l6 nays, u
yeas, and the bin was killed.
Read Third Time and Passed
s. ne. an act to appropriate $4,000
for repairs and additions to the indus
trial school.
Third Reading Refused.
H. 40, an Get regulating the sale Of
railroad tickets
Approved by Governor.
TT. 1872, an act to amend No. 81 Of the
acts Of 1906 entitled An ACT To consoli' |
date the Pennington and North Adams
street railway systems and also in ad. |
ditien thereto
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
Barre Vulcans Won at Basket
Ball.. 81 to IL
IN FAST, CLEVER CONTEST
In the First Two Periods the Militia
Boys from Mortified Put UP Stub
born Defense, but Were Out
played in Last Period.

The Yulcans are rapidly becoming one
of the fastest basket bali teams ever
produced in the city and experienced no
difficulty in defeating the Company i
team from Mortified In the game played
at Hale's pavilion last evening the score
being ~ to IL. The Company 7 team Is
husky bunch OF fellows and fully as
heavy as the Yulcans, but they seemed
to be too slow for the local team and did
not get their passing TO working in an
effective manner.
On the other hand the Nulcans have
their passing lesson well learned and
put up as pretty an exhibition OF team
work as has been seen in the city for
some time. Bruce was easily the star OF
the local team and scored total OF ~
points for his team.
The Vulcans took the lead from the
start and made toal Of seven points to
rs four in the FIRST period. In the second
period both teams worked hard and the
Nulcans scored total OF rs points 10 the
Mortified teams H. The third and final
period was fast and furious and although
necessarily rough at times, the fouls
were not intentional and the period, and
IN fact the entire game, was remarkably
clean and free from fouls.
The Vulcans played their opponents
to a standstill IN the final period and
scored a total OF IL points while the mill,
tary aggregation had only two to its
credit.
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no CURE 4 coLD in ONE DAN

ETakc LAXATIVE BR0afo Quinine Tab
let's Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. f, W. GROVES signature is
on each box 25e.
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the secretary Of state 10 issue pamphlets
and bulletins Of public nature at the
expense OF the state. Referred 10 com
mittec on state and court expenses.
Read Third Time and Passed.
II. 400, to incorporate the Brattlcboro
and Vernon Railroad company.
Over Sunday Adjournment.
Mr.. Daniels Of East Montpelier moved
that the House adjourn until 1880 next
Monday evening. Mr. Howe of Benning-
ton demanded the yeas and nays The
motion was defeated, yeas H. nays l2s,
Read Third Time and Passed.
H. 406 TO incorporate the Brattleboro
and Vernon Railroad company.
H. i27, to amend the charter of the
village Of Winoosli.
II. $50, 10 incorporate Masonic Asso.
citation Of Bellows Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05

"y mother and been entirely cured OF impure blood and that
feeling by Hoods Sarsapar Two bottles did the work perfectly
and permanently We think the greatest medicine In the world
it, for has failed do what
pected of it,. FRANK HAMILTON 2s s. 9Th ST. st. Louis Mo-
a7 sarsaparia simply
sarapar but because combines
greatly
strengthened this peculiar combination
said
good" you
a larger profit
Begin taking Hoods saapara today Get IL in the liquid
form or ehocod Dollar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
If Under the Weather
Get Into Good Condition
You are more exposed 70 infectious and con-
tcgious diseases than you would be If healthy
and strong. You have less power of resistance.

and makes IFS good effects on all
these organs felt al once.
II win make you feel better.
look better eat and sleep better.
It win cure you OF scrofula, ecze-
ma. eruptions. catarrh, rheuma-
tlsm, anemia, nervousness, tired.
languid feelings, dyspepsia, loss OF
appetite, general debility.
And II win give you the best
possible protection against typhoid
fever malaria, ague, grip, spotted
fever, smallpox, tuberculosis and
all other germ diseases.
Don't delay. but begin taking
Hoods sarsaparilla at once and
take It faithfully
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05

III. 1872, an act to amend No. 81 OF the
acts Of 1906 entitled, An act To eonsoli,
date the bennington and North Adams
street railway systems and also IN ad.
diticn thereto
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05

probablyno other medicine ever
produced has accomplished so
much in restoring health and
strength as Hoods sarsaparilla.
This great medicine purliles and
enrlches the blood.
II makes the blood normal in red
and white eorpusclos and other
constituents IN other words.
makes It OF the right quality and
quantity.
In doing this. II builds up the
whole system and increases the
power OF resistance to disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
PHOTOGRAPHY OUTFITS
AND GOODS

Just the right time now to start
making thirgs for Christmas. Moth
iny better, dmntier or more appro-
pirate to give him" or 'her" than
piece OF burnt wood-glove box,
handkerchief box, frame, jewel box,
picture panels, neck tie rack or any
other Of the many nice things We
have here, costing from SC up.
If yen haven't an outfit buy one
today very simple to learn how toI
born artistieally well. The ones to,
whom yeu give presents viii like
lhssn much better if it's something
vou did Yourself Outfits cost from
eI.75 to 81. SO.
0, J. DODGE, TIE IsWeleT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05

And II also acts directly-as well
as through the blood - on the
stomach. liver, kidneys and bowels,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
The line up
Company z.
Vulcans.

Rogers, r ( ........l &, Carson, Bell
Winch, ! .............>.... r 3, Clark
McPhee, c ... c, Smith. Alexander
Lockart, Buzzell. g........r /, Bruce
Lafrey, ............ Il I, Knapp
summary: Baskets from the floor,
Bruce II, Clark 4, Knapp 3, Winch ?.
Lockart ?, Lafrey 2, Rogers; from free
throys, Rogers 3, Smith referee, Me-
leod; umpire, Dumas; time, three l5-
minute periods.
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47o 500 44a Az 400 2sag
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Killed
Read Tlira Tirne and Passed.

8. ll9. an act to appropriate $4,000
for repairs and additions to the indus
trial school
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Approved by Governor.

II. 40. an act regulating the sale Of
railroad tickets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05

'otals 503 5i4 46i 400 4S3- 2l3s
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-10

grandstand all to be ready for the
opening of the season of 1909. He for
got to state, or was ignorant of the
fact that Decatur has done more
building this year than Springfield.
and several times as much as Bloom
ingtown, both of which towns are en-
during the prosperity and other con-
ditions which are brought about by
the saloons. This is especially true OF
Springfield Perhaps Hill did not
know that Bloomington. closed seve-
raj school rooms this year on account
of lack of pupils, while Decatur has
the largest enrolment this year we
have ever had. Hill refers to the num-
Der of DRINKS arrested on Sunday Oc-
tober rs as being the largest number
within his memory. This only goes
to show that the class of people
whom he represents are not willing
to obey the law, which was imposed
upon them by majority of vote of
1O49. From our daily paper of today
we find that the arrests for drunken
ness since May 7th were 166 as
against 497 in the same period in
1907, when the saloons were open.
could give many instances of persons
being benefited both by Mr.. Sunday
being in Decatur and by the saloons
exit, but space will not permit.
4 give this not as criticism, but
only that the facts mey be known, and
trust that you may be able 10 inc
space to print the above
J. E. Willis,
President Y. M. G. A.
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ELDoN.

Eldon-Word has been received Of
the death of Mrs. Dora Phillips, form
ery of Eldon, where she was raised.
She died at Duluth, Minnesota
The stockholders Of the Big 4 fair
association will hold their annual cleo
ton at the K. of P. hall November II,
at p. m.
Isaac Thatcher of Washington City.
D. c.. passed through to Ottumwa Fri
day to attend a family reunion. Mr.,
Thatcher was an Iowa soldier and lived
in Van Buren, county. Being body
wounded he applied for position in
the pension office several years ago
and he still holds the position. He is
an uncle of E. E. Hiles of this city
The funeral of Patrick H. Holland
took place at the Catholic church Sal
urday at 10 a. m. Rev. Father Hogan
delivered the sermon and the body was
inferred in Calvery cemetery, with mil
itary honors by post 13, G. A. r.
| j. A. Abbott is in Creston on bust
ness.
The funeral Of Frank York toof
place at the home of his mother al
l.: 80 p. M, Rev. Cogshall conducting
the services.
! Chapter c. c.. P. E. o. celebrated
their seventh anniversary Friday eve
ming at the residence of Dr. S. H. Saw
yers.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Minear are visiting il
Nebraska.
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"JAkE A SkINFLiNT"
SAYS Mr.. SUNDAY
ontinued from page 2.

ed to pray for a friend Of his. said
would and asked him if his friend at
tended the meetings. He said Yes.
That evening l saw Captain j. G. Hut
Gibson who was our head usher. bring
the man was asked to pray for down
and give him a seat right in front of
the man who had asked me to pray for
him There this fellow sat and when
head down on the seat in front of him
and supposed that he was praying
for him Well when the invitation was
given to come forward the man for
whom l was requested to pray was one
of the first to come forward. Wher
the meeting was over the other fellow
came to me and said You remember
that fellow I asked you to pray for
Well when the invitation was giVer
| he came right down to the front anc
| I was never so surprised in all my
life + said, you poor miserable chump
you, wasn't you asking God to save
sinner? What's the use of praying L
you don't expect your prayers to o.
answered?
Some of you are like boys who &c
out Halloween and play a tick-tack OF
some fdgety old ladys window o
ring her door bell and then skidaoo
And If they would meet her the mex
door when they went to ring the bel
they wouldn't know what to say. Nov
that is the way with some Of you PEG
pie pray. If God should came to tn
!, door when you ring his door bell yo'
would say o, Lord, is that you, | di
not expect to meet YOU. +"
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SORORITY GIRLS
IN QUEER PRANK
WICHITA SHOCKED WHEN INlAT.
ED FRAT MEMBERS IMI-
TATE SALOME.

Wichita. Kan, Nov. 9.-The modesty
of many matrons and maids Of Wichi-
ta's smart set Saturday night received
so rude jolt that it will be many
weeks before it RECEIVERS.
CONSERVATION was caused in many
fashionable residences by the sudden
and silent appearance of four girlish
figures, clad in tllmy gowns which did
not leave their forms entirely to be
guessed at
Flitti1 from one house to another,
the apparitions rang the doorbells, and
when the servants opened, pushed
quickly into the parlors. There, in
presence of shocked families, they
went through many intricate and
made premiere danseuse jealous.
They also performed some gyrations
that were not graceful and made the
| spectators grow red in the face.
Wears Bathing Suit.
| At the home of prominent mer-
chant one of the silent young woman
suddenly threw off her ghostlille wraps
and revealed bathing suit of a cut
that would have attracted attention on
any beach. AS the sons and daugh-
ters of the householders looked on
speeches.. she leaped on chair and
| dived into a rug with thick folds,
which did duty as the ocean.
| Liter pSrlDFuanCeS DelnS HnlSneQ,
the strangely behaving actresses left
as mysteriously as they had entered,
carefully guarding their identity by
masks covering the upper part of tho
/ face.
Their parlors clear. the spectators
rushed to the telephones and began to
make injuries as to the meaning of
the occurrences of the evening.
Was Sorority Initiation.
They ascertajned that the four ec-
centric young women We're members of
good families and that their behavior
had been forced upon them as part OF
the initiation ceremony of the Lambda
Alpha Lambda sorority
Their names are Helen Brooks. Ruth
Dorsey, Alva Hamilton and Genevieve
Reilly.
1T was downright mean for the
members of the fraternity to exact
such embarrassing things frorl US,
said one of the girls who had done hel
stunt. But we promised to do oul
part. and we did it,
< They certainly carried out their par
[ of the program to perfection, iudg'
: ing from the angry comments of thu
people whose homes they invaded.
l The Lambda Alpha lambda is ma,
tional sorority for girls. 1t include
: among it's members only those of tn
highest social and school standing, ant
4 its membership is limited. There ar
many of the alumni members hera.
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II YEAR old
GIRL ASSAULTED
FORMER TELEPHONE MANAGER
ARRESTED AT PRAIRIE CITY
FOR ALLEGED CRIME.

Des MolneS, Nov. 8. = e. w. Lind
sey, formerly manager of the Jasper
County Telephone company and a
prominent citizen of Prairie City, was
placed under arrest in Colfax last
night, charged with a criminal assault
upon 11-year-old Grace Hopkins,
daughter Of Sam Hopkins, a Colfax
carpenter. Ihel girl is in a pre-
carious condition as the result of the
alleged assault.
When the news Of the crime and
Lindsey's arrest spread over Colfax,
the feeling against the man ran high
Marshal kinsey, fearing mob violence,
Struggled Inc prisoner from the city
under cover of darkness He took him
across country TO Prairie City and
there boarded the o'clock train and
hurried the man to the Jasper county
Jail at Newton.
Lindsey Is Silent.
Lindsey absolutely refuses to make
statement regarding the charges
against him. He seems to look upon
the whole affair indifferently and with
in an hour after he was placed be.
hind the bars at Newton, he was
sleeping soundly.
| The first evidence Of the crime
charged to Lindsey became known to
the little girls parents when she re-
turned home late last evening, bleed
ing, faint and hysterical.
Father Calls Officer.
Immediately the father called Mar
shall kinsey. Ralph Hopkins, a broth
er of the alleged victim, and a mar.
ried man, secured an automobile and
with the marshal started in hot pur
suit of Lindsey. After mad race over
the country they caught him as he
was nearing his home town, Prairie
City. The two arrested him and
brought him back to Colfax, but fear
ing the angry citizens would do hin
harm, they Immediately hurried hin
away to Newton via Prairie City.
Story of the Girl.
i Little Grace had been to Sunda,
school In the afternoon with Mar,
Stouffer, aged 10, and on returning
from church, had stopped at the Stout
fer home. At about $3.50 o'clock Lind
sey came along in his motor car ant
, the girls say he suggested an aut,
trip to them. He said the machin
} could only carry one at a time. So h
took the Stouffer girl out for az ride
then came back and took Grace, tn
latter said.
Grace said that as soon as he too
her in the machine he told her tina
she must do as all little girls do whe
they go riding with him.
,, Then, she says, he stopped the cal
! put his hand over her mouth to stiff
her cries, laid her by the side Of tn
road and attacked her. She tough
> him but was powerless against him.
Here the little girl was later foun
;. by Mrs. William Jennings, who hal
!, pened along, and took her to he
;. home.
Her Injuries Severe.
y Physicians who examined the litt1
r girl corroborate her claim that sh
) has been assaulted and assert thu
o her condition is serious.
Lindsey became acquainted with tt
Hopkins family at the Epworth leagu
q assembly at Colfax last summer. H
is married man and. has one daug
ter. His wife introduced him to tt
members of the Hopkins family.
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with ten Judges, one Of them an Eng
disappearing one. The Segnatura will
be entirely composed of cardinals. The
practical result of the new conditions
will be that the countries removed
from the jurisdiction of the Propagan-
da, instead Of applying to the latter for
the decision jof all questions, must ap-
ply to the suitable congregation, to the
resort of which the matter may per-
tain.
The creation of new dioceses and the
appointment of new bishops will be
dealt with by the secretary of state,
after which they will be sent in trust
to the congregation of the consistory
to carry out the decision While here
tofore all questions were gratuiously
dealt with by the Propaganda as estab-
lished for missionary lands, after next
Tuesday the payment of the usual fees
will be exacted.
The congregational of the consistory
which replaces the congregation of the
Propaganda in the nomination If
American bishops, and Which is presid-
ed over by the pope, will have as its
secretary, Cardinal De Lai. The mem.
OeTS Ol tnlS COHSIeSdIioI, nuuuuelii6
fourteen incluoe Cardinals Merry del
Val. Moran, Oregila, Serafio, Vennu-
tell, Martinelli, Rampolla and Gotti
Among the judges OF the rota are Mon
signor Prior, rector of Leda college
and several other distinguished digni
! taries.
After this every archbishop and
bishop in the Unite- States will have
a personal representative before the
tribunals in Rome. Cardinal Gibbons
and Archbishop Farley have already
selected representative in the person
Oh Sig. E. Santi.
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Decatur, ILL.,, Nov: I, 1908.
Editor Ottumwa Courier,

Editor Ottumwa Courier,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Sir. - My attention has been
called to two letters recently publish
ed in your valuable paper. One by my
old neighbor, J. Frank Jersey, and
one by my fellow townsman R. d.
Hill. AS citizen of Decatur I cannot
sit by and have the fair name of our
city DETAINED l lived in Ottumwa for
five years and feel quite an Interest
in affairs there. and especially in the
advent Of w. A. Sunday into your
city. I am inclined to be charitable
with Mr.. Jersey on account Of the fact
,, that he evidently speaks as one not
having heard Sunday preach, but is
! Judging from hearsay. formerly held
say If Brother Jersey will go and hear
Mr.. Sunday preach two or three SER
mons he will want to go
again Mr.. Jersey speaks OF
Smoky Row" people turning
sick at what they might hear from
Mr.. Sunday. Unless they have improv'
ed greatly from the reputation they
had few days ago, his fears are abb
solutely without foundation. Further
more, after the recent experience OF
one Illinois town in district similar
to Smoky Row." it would seem un
wise for Ottumwa citizens to publish
very much about that district.
The money taken from Decatur BY
w. A. Sunday did not harm us as {
city or as individuals, notwithstand
ing the statement of one r. Dick Hi
to the contrary. The city director!
gives r. D. Hill as saloon keeper. 20!
South Park street South Park stree
Is, or was previous to Decatur goins
dry, the most disreputable location IL
our city. and "as birds of feathe
flock together" we may draw gu
own conclusions. He says Sunday pu
Decatur dry This is true in a measure
He was reinforced by a large numbe
of our best citizens who are still II
the mind to keep Decatur dry Hill
says business in Decatur is in dc
plorable condition. He evidently re
fers to the saloon business. as tn
merchants in other lines are not CON
planning. Ont of sixty-three saloon
closed by the vote of the people Ma
l Z 1908. he says there are now foul
!. teen vacant buildings. If that be tru
it means that forty-nine buildings hav
: been rented and occupied by legit
: mate business since that time. Thi
certainly looks encouraging for cit
that is in such deplorable condition
Hill forgot TO state in connection wit
the baseball club that we have eigh
e cen or twenty players signed for ne,
: year, and that the management is no
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Announcements.

Beginning Tuesday afternoon there
will be meetings every day this week
at 2:30 and 1880 o'clock in the taber-
nacle,, for everybody. There will be no
meeting tonight. as Monday Is Rev.
Sundays day of rest.
Mrs. Mulrhead and Miss Miller, two
of Sundays workers who devote their
time largely to the interests of women
at the meetings, will arrive in the
city some time tomorrow.
Rev. Pledger, Sundays assistant
and Mr.. Butler. the soloist, are also
expected in Ottumwa tomorrow
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Ridley Replaced by Wood.

Kapsas City, Nov. 9. - 1t was an
nounced today that W. B. Ridgley,
president gthe reorganized National
Bank of Commerce, is to be replaced
by DR.. W. S. Wood, the deposed presi-
dent of the bank, and friends have
succeeded in buying a majority Of the
stock. thus securing control Ridgley
last winter resigned his position as
comptroller of the currency to be
come head Of the bank