davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
TALK OF The TOWN
Ladies' rubbsrs a. Abbott's.
aThe jolly Earthquake" tonight.
See the new furs AZ Vaughan's

Ladies' rnbbsrs AZ Abbott's.
aThe Jolly Earthquake" tonight
See the new furs at yaughan's
New furs and NUTS just IN at Perry's
See Paris shirtwaist House advertise.
ment on page T.
Give yourself a treat to 1.-THE jolly
Earthquake" tonight.
When it's Just a sandwich and cup
Of coffee, the Eagle Cafe is the place
James A. Hunter Of St. Johnsbury
was business visitor in this city yes,
to-day
Smith & Cummings have fitted their
market with new marble top meat coun-
tiers, and also a marble fish box.
The Frank McWhorter Co has the
Dutchess trousers, from loo TO $500;
johnson pant, al wool, at $500.
a musical program, refreshments and
SWAPPING at The swap party Friday
evening WATCH for further particu-
lars.
Luigi spada, who is employed as q
barber at L. Modica's shop, was taken
TO the City hospital to-day for treat
ment for appendicitis.
Fine western sirloin steak, lsc per
pound. Thursday only, at Tassie Broth
ers' market Order early BY telephone.
Come yourself, or send the children.
It Is lively at the apple car. All
say they never saw better apples. All
in barrels Also 100 barrels greetings at
1925 a barrel. Come at once and see
them. Hinsdale, the apple man.
The second series Of dances will be
given BY the young ladies' drill team in
Woodmans hall, Thursday evening, Nov
A. GiIbertson's hest orchestra win fur.
IRISH music. Admission, gents Csc, ladies'
l5c. Everybody invited Dancing from
s to IL o'clock.
EACH ONE THAT COMES TO THE
SWAP PARTY Is asked to carry well
wrapped parcel not over loo in value.
A large crowd Is necessary for the sue
cess Of the social DON'T MISS 1T.
You viii enjoy the musical program and
spelling match Refreshments will be
served during the evening for the small
price Of loo. ADMISSION FREE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
We can give you as good a l
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbotts new furs.
let "The folly Earthquake" cheer you
UP. Opera house tonight,
II viii pay you to always read The
Vaughan Store advertisements
A Standard pattern given away with
style book" at Perry'si latter only
20 cents
Wood Wood Dry slab wood, $3.50
per run, delivered. Dry limb wood, 800
per run, delivered. Leave orders at 80
Washington street Phone 1888. A, w.
Winch. Adnr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
Specials

Ladies'. Misses, Children's and Boys
Underwear at csc are all better grades
than we could buy to-day, and before
the season closes We will have to ask
you more for poorer goods. This was
brought about BY the Bis advance on
raw cotton.
We have small sizes In Ladies' Wool
Union Suits that we're $3.50 10 close at
csc. The Munsiug make.
One lot Of Ladies' Knit skirts in grey.
These would be worth SOC. Now, as Il
sale, at 25c each.
One lot Of colored Outings. These were
Toe but a few days ago; now, as spe-
cial, just to have something good for a
sale. Sc per yard.
Fifteen-cent White Curtain Muslins in
solid woven figures, designs the newest;
now for few days at IL 12c per
yard
One piece of 2o-inch Grey Wool Elan.
mel for mems shirts and ladies' petit
coats or under skirts, price soc per yard
Navy Blue All Wool Shifting. Last
piece sold for SOC. This now for 45c per
yard.
children's Sweaters that are now
worth sl25 on sale at csc each. All
colors
Black Cat Hose are the best that you
can do for the price asked. csc in
children's or ladies' sizes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See Paris shirtwaist House advertise
ment on page 4.
Winter underwear, all kinds, prices
lowest, at Vaughan's.
Last call to hear ConwelI tonight.
Opera house, o'clock
Flannel shirts, all colors, for dress and
work, from the Frank MelThorter co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
Garment Department

Here you viii find our line Of Ladies'
and Misses Garments Of all kinds and
as it is getting to be the fore part Of
our Fur season, we win ask you to see
what we consider to be some very good
Fur values, Furs that were bought last
spring soon after the London Fur sales,
when the market was very low
When we buy well ii means 50 much
the better purchase for you, as we do not
raise the profit, but look to more bust
ness as a result Of closer prices.
The greater part Of our Furs came
from Kaye and Einstein Of New York
City This may not appeal to you as Of
any consequence, but il really does mean
better Furs, for they are the very best
d their kind.
Misses Fur Sets arc very popular.
These are sizes between the child and
lady that we find very good
Ladies' Fur Caps and Hats were bought
early at the same purchase as other
Furs You can be sure Of these prices
being below the markets
Fur Coats are to be good and are sell
ing very fast for 50 early in the sea.
SON. This indicates higher prices later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
BEDDING

We have advertised some Of these good
things before and trade that bought them
are now ready for more.
First, we want to call your attention
to about 50 sample Bedspreads, These
are not the poorer kinds, but the very
best that the mill can make.
In this lot of Bedspreads are several
that have cut corners and are fringed.
They are now offered for less than first
cost. II you have want, now i the
time.
These Spreads come in three sizes, one
for small beds, one lot for large beds,
and still another lot for extra large beds.
Princes run from s165 to s425 and
the S3.25, $3.50 and 1878 Spreads
are $3.50 and $500 qualities.
These Spreads viii be on sale Wednes
day morning and needless to say, first
choice Is better than last choice.
sheets and Pillow Slips arc going to be
more and that right away. You can for
a few days buy AZ Old prices
We have full sized Bleached Sheets
a. low as 59c each, and very best Sheets
at 75c. This same cotton for the 75c
Sheets has advanced to IS cents per
yard, making the material alone cost
you for two and one half yard Sheet
SIC II is good purchase at our price,
zee,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
WILLIAMSBURG.

Reserved seats for the entertainment
Saturday evening, win 20 on sale at
Lynde's store, Thursday morning. This
entertainment is the first Of course,
given by the Village Improvement so
eiety,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
Card Of Thanks.

We desire TO thank friends and neigh.
bors for the many kindnesses during the
illness Of our loved one and for the
beautiful floral tributes at the funeral
Oscar Borgh and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
A p ABBOTT & Co Ia p ABBOTT & Co IA p ABBOTT & Co ia
IA. P. ABBOTT & co.
IF YOU ARE SATISFIED

with the quality and prices that you have been paying for
your dry goods there for you read the follow
ING. We do solicit satisfied customer. We after
those who do better Those who have idea Of
what is what and know when they find it. We could
have made the purchases have made if kept in the
same old rut We for business and here few
things in our line that indicates position in the Dry
Goods market
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
New OVePcOatS---

For the who is tired Of the conservative Black and
Oxford mixed Overcoats we have something different.
These coats made In rich mixtures and striped effects in
variety Of coors. Beautiful ape perfectly formed Shout
des; with velvet collars Of contrasting coors silk and
serge lined. SIS 49, 20 and 25 There's nothing harsh,
conspicuous loud in single pattern Of these
The coorngs all soft and pleasing to the eye, and they
will be much this BY the best and paticu
lar dressers. Well be pleased to show you, Sir
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
All F'L IS

S. f. TIinsdale will have
800 barrels Of fine Lake Shore
Apples on sale Wednesday
"A. NJ. back Of Central Yer
mont freight house. Will
be sold at prices SO everybody
can afford them. Only ship
ment here this season. All
in barrels.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WORK wANTEO-Two young Danish girls.
just over from Denmark, would like places do
Ing general housework. Apply TO Andrew
Biorn No. 20 Currief street Tel 2i6-l2 1918
FARM WANTED Party desires TO hire or
take en- shares q good farm auy size, any
where IN Vermont Address IA. N. q !" care
Times Office i97t8'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03

,sse. Regular meeting Hiawatha
k lodge I. o. o. f.. Thursday
evening at z o'clock Work.
second degree All officers requested to
BE- present. Per order Hobls grand.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
THOMAS MATTER.
Eight Thousand Gopher Are to
Be Printed.

Austin. March is-in the senate
Thursday remembrance Of the
Thomas matter cane up. when a res
olution was adopted providing for the
printing OF 5000 copies Of the senate
journal containing the proceedings in
connection with the expulsion OF the
gentleman from the Sulphur Springs
senatorial district The resolution
merely stated that this action was
necessary on account OF the great de-
mand over the state for copies OF the
proceeding
The senate spent the entire morning
session passing bills providing for the
establishment Of experimental stations
In various senatorial districts. II seems
the arrangement reached among sena
tors Is that al appropriation will be-
reduced 20 $1,000. consequently each
bill passed contained an appropriation
of $1,000 far establishment of a sta
tion The following bills for establish
ment Of experimental stations passed
under suspension OF the rules.
By Hudspeth One In Tom Green
aud one in n Paso counties
by Adams one In the Twenty-siXth
senatorial district
By Mayiield One In the Twenty
seventh senatorial district
By Watson. One In his (the Nine
tenth district
By Hayter: One In his (Thirty-firsu
district
These bill were introduced In the
senate.
BY Ward Land bill. providing com
pulsory attendance OF Witnesses a,
trial OF land suits. who NAV be found
outside the county In which such wit
nesses reside. u provides for per dien
OF such witnesses
by Hume To validate sales OF
real estate within this state heretofore
made by foreign executors of estates
BY Cofer Fixing amount OF bond
in cases OF torcible entry aud detainer
by Cofer Relating TO appeals 10
district court in probate cases.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
RECORD OF THE TURK
Has Won and Lost More Land
Than Any Other Nation.
ONE TIME A WORLD BUGBEAR.
Then the Tide Turned. and One Great
Misfertuns Followed Another Till
He Was Almost s~sp, Out of Eu-
rope by the Treaty of Berlin.

The Terrible Turk" who may be
taken as typifying the empire OF the
sultans. holds one record at least
which he Is not likely TO be deprived
OF. He has won and lost more terri.
tory than any other nation.
There was a time when the sultan
was the bugbear Of the world. Even
little children In England shook in
their shoes when they heard his name
mentioned. and those people who lived
anywhere near him dared not call their
lives their own.
But at last the tide turned The
Turk began 60 lose. and one great mis-
fortune followed another.
Spain was the first big bit Of the
Turkish empire 10 break free. The
Moors. who were subject and paid
tribute 90 the sultan. were driven from
province after province until NJ length
they were cooped up in the solitary
kingdom Of Gnnada,
The last Moorish king TO reign In
Spain was Boabdll-el- Chaco. or Boab-
dill the UnlucEy. In i4S2 Ferdinand
and Isabella. the king and queen Of
Aragon and CASTLE. declared war on
him. and In i492 ne had 60 surrender
everything
Hungary, which now forms half Of
the dual monarchy Of the Emperor
Francis Joseph. was a province Of the
sultan for 80 years. Then II was torn
from him by the sword.
After this came the turn OF the
cars The Russians. whom he once
despised, have been the Turks worst
enemies. They have either robbed him
themselves or encouraged others Co rob
him.
Peter the Great set the example. but
was not. on the whole. very successful
In his wars against the Moslems. Al
one time the Turks could have cap
tured and massacred Peter and his ar
my. but were frustrated by the slave
girl. Catherine. whom Peter had mar.
ried.
Catherine the Great tore the Crimea
from the unhappy Turk. together with
thousands Of square miles OF territory
along the shores OF the Caspian.
In 1921 the Greeks, who had been
slaves OF the sultans for many centu-
rics. rose in rebellion and drove the
Turks out OF the country. But then
the Greek leaders began 90 quarrel
among themselves. and civIl war fol-
lowed ''f's 'N's-'. sa0t fho annartunitv
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19

Manila. March is.-ProposAls EN-
bodied In the Payne bill for the revis.
ion OF the tariff have been unfavorably
received here because OF the llmita
tiOHs placed on sugar and tobacco. II
Is generally felt that n there Is 10 be
unrestricted admission OF American
products TO the Philippines Il Is only
fair TO admit freely Filipino products
20 America u Is expected the com
mersal bodies Of the islands viii
meet and cable protests against pro
posals on the Payne bill which are
considered Objectionable here.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
PRAYED FOR REAL MEN.
Georgia Women Tells OF the ProhIbL
ton Campaign In Georgia.

Chicago. March Whenever the
people OF the church sit down like
sapsuckers instead OF getting out and
working. they can expect TO see little
OF their community 20 dry. says Mrs
Mary II. Armour. state president Of
the womans Christian Temperance
union OF Georgia. who is here TO tell
the Illinois women how her state went
dry.
When the fight was started for
temperance" she declared. we
women just began TO pray and what
We prayed for was men-real men
who could not be afraid 10 stand up
for the truth
You must not sit across the table
from your husband and say TO him.
honey. you nigh, do this but instaed
you should sit on his lap and say to
him. honey. won't you do this for me.
Husbands are human and can be won
10 a good many things that you would
not ordinarily think"
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
DIVERSE VIEWS.
Some Deem New Tariff Bill as Bless
lna. Othsrs a Menaee.

Chicago. March lS.-The new tariff
bin is welcomed as a blessing and also
regarded as a menace in various in
dustrial circles Of Chicago.
Eugene Burlington. president Of the
Illinois Steel company. sees a blight
for the steel Industry n the measure
Is enacted with its contemplated pro.
visions
]. Harry Sell says the shoe Industry
will flourish like bay tree II hides
are put on the free list.
The proposed reduction OF the tariff
duties on lumber will not have any
material effect on prices. according
20 local dealers.
Wool dealers are not as sanguine
as consumers OF getting any benefits
from scheduled changes Ia wool du.
ties. and wholesalers are equally
doubtful as 20 whether the measure
as now formulated will increase rev.
snue
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Nine. modIe,sa Seriously m.

Los Angeles. Cal, March lS-Mme
Helena Modjeska. the famous Polish
American actress. is seriously III Al
her home on Bay island. near New
port. Orange county Nine Modes
ka's husband. Count Bozent is In con
stant attendance at his wifes bedside
The veteran actress has been suffer
ing for long time from a chronic
kidney trouble. but her ailment has
been newly complicated by an affec
tion Of the heart and lungs. Nine
Modjeska was born near Cracow
Poland. In lSit.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
HARRlmAN's RETIREMENT.
There Is No Hint Whatever of lts Pos
sibility In Near Future.

Los Angeles Cal. March ls-The
statement attributed TO + H. Harri.
man at Pasadena regarding the pres.
ent state OF his health and the posi-.
bility OF his retirement from active
life as published here appears 90 have
somewhat AZ variance with the intend
ed meaning OF Mr. Harrimans re-
marks on the subject There Is no
hint of any possibility Of his retire
ment In the near future.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
to seize the country once more.

20 seize the country once more.
But the massacres and other horrors
which followed aroused Europe. In
1877 the Turkish feet was destroyed
at Navarino. The combined fleets Of
Britain. France and Russia took part
in the operation.
In ls2s Greece was acknowledged as
n free and independent kingdom. with
a king Of its own.
For nearly n century Egypt, which
the Turk conquered In Gal. has been
part OF the suitan's empire In little
more than name. and since 1872, when
the English occupied Pharaoh's coun-
try after Arabi Pasha's rebellion, the
Turk has had practically nothing to do
with Egypt.
The Moorish corsatrs who had their
lair in the pirate city OF Agiers &C.
knowledged the sultan as their suze-
rain. but were denantiy independent as
regarded all the rest OF the world.
Their swift sailing dhows preyed on
the commerce OF all Europe. and from
start to finish they seized many thou
ands OF white captives. many OF
whom they ransomed. while others
they doomed to slavery.
When asked TO keep his plraficai
subjects in order the sultan declared
himself helpless 10 do anything The
freebooters went on doing as they
liked for long time. Then France
became weary OF patience and forcibly
took possession OF the city In 1880.
Since then she has annexed 307.9s0
square miles OF Algerian territory once
subject 10 the sultan.
Then came the Turks worst time.
Russia made war on him. and the Bal-
kan states. which had been held as
provinces by Turkey for hundreds OF
years. revolted. flew TO arms and did
everything they could on the side Of
Russia. Had the cZar been left 10 him.
self the Turkish empire would have
been practically destroyed The other
great powers. however. were afraid 20
see Russia too powerful. They insist
cd on summoning the congress OF Ber.
lin.
by the terms Of the treaty Of Berlin
the Turk was almost swept out Of Eu-
rope. Bosnia and Herzegovina were
handed over to Austria TO keep In or
der. Roumania. servia and Montene-
gro were declared absolutely independ-
ent Of him. Bulgaria was created into
a principality. nomlnally under the
sultan's suzerainty. but in reality free.
And then Austria annexed Bosnia and
herzegovina. -Pearson's Weekly.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
TAKE TOO MANY BATHS.
SO Declares a Lecturer In Referring
20 American People.

New York. March ls-Elmer s Lee
a lecturer. addressing the MedIcoLe
gal society at the waldorfAstoria. de.
clared that American people take too
many baths His auditors smiled
then gasped. when Dr lee declared
that there was a man In the audience
who had not bathed In twelve years
Despite this the physician continued
that he respected the man and was In
sympathy with his beliefs.
4 am looking - the man now" he
said He did not further designate
the individual in question and most Of
the audience were disappointed. Sew.
eral men fidgetted about as n en-
barrassed. but none arose TO announce
that he had Stunned water so long
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
WITH NO AMENDMENTS.
Republicans Of Ways and Means
Committee So Decide
AS TO THE TARIFF BILL.
Representative srousssrd Of Lovisi
ana Votes With Majority. bu, All
Of the Other Democrats Co on Rec
ord In Opposition Of H.

Washington. March ls.-The hoss.
committee on ways and means. after
the first meeting OF the full committee
agreed TO report the Payne tariff bin
back 10 the house without amendment
The Democrats were given until mex,
Tuesday TO prepare a minority report
Representative Broussard OF Louis
lana voted " report the bin withou,
amendment. but all other Democrats
on the committee voted against It
The vote was 10 10 6.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Viewed With Alarm.

Washington. March lS-The work.
Ing men OF the country employed In
the iron and steel trades view wit
alarm the Payne tariff bill. accordin :
20 statement issued here by l.. Lewis,
vice president. and John Williams OF
Pittsburg. secretary-treasurer OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron
Steel and Tin Workers OF North Amer.
ica.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Mus, Answer Another charoe.

McAlester. Okla. March iS.-Selden
S. Loving. alias W r. King completed
a sentence In the state prison here
Thursday The sheriff OF Jackson
county. Kansas. met him with a redul.
sition warrant and took him to that
state to answer a charge Of obtaining
money under false pretense. He is a
physician.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Large Land Purchase.

III Paso. March ls-San +. Bax
share OF Waco closed negotiations fo'
the purchase OF large tract Of timbei
land IN the territory OF Leplcu. Mex
A mill may be erected and lumber cut
for shipment He purchased from Tor
reon interests.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
BLOWS OUT HER BRAINS.
Rash Act Of Young Lady Due to Quar-.
rel With Her Sweetheart.

Okmulgee Okla. March iS-Des.
pondent because she had quarrelled
with a young man to whom she was
engaged. Miss Lena Spencer. twenty
two years old. placed a revolver TO her
head and blew out her brains. The
quarrel occurred last Wednesday and
the girl had been despondent since.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Million Dollar, 70 Be Given.

New York. March ls-Formal an
nouncement was made OF the decision
OF the trustees OF the Peabody educa
tion fund 10 give 10 tae Peabody Col
lege for Teachers. affiliated with the
University OF Tennessee at Nashville
81 .000.USO outright 90 be used In pre-
pairing teachers for the southern states
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
%. cover.d Mi,h HandkerehIef.

Waco March lS-That the negro
who assaulted the Young daughter OF
W. T simmons near Toxic, used Chic
roform or some other anesthetic 10
quiet her Is the information brought
by Sheriff Tilley The girl suffered
loss OF memory a number OF hours,
partially due to this aad fright She
says the negro covered her face VITA
handkerchief
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
shoots ou, Riahs Eve.

Nacogdoches. Tex. March C-fr
attempting TO force too large a bulle
into a rifle Clay Morrison. twenty-on'
years old, accidentally discharged hii
gun Charge OF powder shot out hii
right eye.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Corps. piseeye-.d Near Track.

Waco. March Prank Zajicak
Bohemian. about forty-five years old
was found dead Wednesday morning
near the Katy track not far from Elm,
Mott. eight miles north Presumptior
IL he was killed by a train.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
"Thlrty" For Frank Bell

Hopkinsville. Ky. March is-Frank
Bell. a widely known newspaper man
died here Thursday after a lingering
Illness he had been connected with
many leading newspapers in the south
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-19
Rin BLAZE Al Iazarklna.

TeIArkana. March is.-Bessh Street
Baptist church. College OF Surgeons
and residence OF Julius Schsrer ver'
destroyed by fire. Total less Is $4,000
,.