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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-29
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
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New sewing machines a Fifss'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Umbrellas and raincoats AZ Fits
a new line q wash suits in eolors al
Fits
Fashion sheets free at Perry's Every
one get one.
See Abbotts line Of new automobile
and taincoats
Read our al about spring hosiery This
Vaughan store.
s. Ghiz went 70 Windsor to-day on j
business visit
Cash paid for watches, diamonds. gold
and silver at Burr'E
James N. Park went 10 Boston to-day
for . visit with Friends
One lot Of muslin curtains for $50 a
pair at Yeale 8 knights.
Thomas Carson went to South Ryegate
to-day Oh i business ZIP,
THE vie one demands Quimbys cream
earameis. Try them and see why.
One 81 Tho sgc waists from the Paris
shirtwaist House will Be sure 70 please.
Another shipment received to-day Of
cbildrens coats in mohair' raiah and
serge. Fits.
?, Gudotti, baritone viii sing Wedues.
day night, in Italian. Angels serenade. =
Biiou theatre,
A regular meeting Of tha Il G b A.
viii be held Tuesday evening at 9'50 for
the initiation Of candidates
Special sale Of sirloin roast beef. i5e
a pound, at Tassies market Wednesday
only Tel. GAL See ad. page 8.
ION the Border Line one Of the lead.
ing pictures to-day at Dreamland. IS ext
eeedinglg interesting. Some OF the eley.
crest players in motion pictures take
part IL It. The story itself IS enter.
tanning. Two singers viii render two
different songs This Is the last day
to hear Dupaw. The comedy is fur
nished in THE Door, and plenty Of
it, too.
"rhe Clowns last Moment made
bigger hit with the crowds ast night at
the Riiou than was anticipated although
it was known that u was an extra fne
picture. The fascination II The funny
circus performer and what lies behind
bis ridiculous makeup Is 50 interesting
that one IS watching every move with
close attention. Wednesday two singers
win be heard At this theatre.
That the operators IN the local Office
81 tbs Vermont Telephone company are
rather HbnsyF along with their lines Il
indicated hy the statement issued to-day
by the company that On last April 4. for
q test. g.l0l calls were turned ID. Added
e this were 7lS calls from Montpelier.
making Gsla calls passing through the
Barre Office for the day. Ten per cent.
Of these calls were received in the par
tieulafly busy hour, which is between .
and 10 IN the morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
LADIES' SEPARATE COATS

Among our Coat stock arc some extra
good values While ia New York last
week We were able to pick up some odd
lots at reduced prices which We ars
giving Che trade the benefit 81,
AT $1,000 Is line Of Long Goats
in number Of different styles and
cloths. These are Coats that were made
to sell for s12.50 and $1,000,
AT $3.50 are some Coats made Of a
fine grey worsted, are lined to the waist
with guaranteed satin. These are
Coats that were sold at S16.5O.
AT $1,000 and $3.50 are number
Of extra values Ia long Covert Coat.
These ara Coats that viii stand any kind
Of hard service.
At 1918 are some new short Black
Coats. made Of an all-wooi panama and
lined throughout with a good satin-an.
ished goods.
Black silk Coats are very good and
win be used more than ever this season.
We are now showing a good line 81 these
garments Ia TIE fitted and loose backs
Prices range from $1,000 10 $500
and are II 9 style and quality that are
sure to please.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS

We have just received another large
lot Of those medium priced tailored Suit.
ii al colors.
AZ $500 are some new cloths ID
similar style 70 one we have Just closed
out These are Suits that are made 81
an all.wool worsted. The coat IS made
in one Of the best models, is canvased
and back-staysd the same as the more
expensive Suits. skirts are in a full
plated style.
AT $1,000 Il 4 fine striped Worsted
Suit of . quality ard style that Il above
The ordinary Coat i made with the
percalipe back stay and full canvas front.
Skirt IS full.plaitea style
AZ $500 IS Suit made Of fine
invisible atin-striped worsted, and in
one Of the best styles
Al $1,000 and s22.so are 4 mum.
her 81 new models, made of entirely new
cloths Many d them only one of q
kind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.
LOOK a our $1,000 suits Al Fitts'.

Look al our $500 suits al Fits
Values in lace curtains at vaughan's
Separate coats IN all materials at
lFttsa
Some furniture for sale. Enquire o.
a. Cont
Read the Paris shirtwaist House adv
on page s
Read che advertisement or Moore 4
Owens on page 2
Ask 70 SEQ those extra large size bed.
spreads az Nauehan's.
II yon want good eolored house dress
see Abbotts spring line.
Get the monthly style book for May
at Perry only 70 cents.
Royal Moulton Of Roxbury was in the
city to-day on business visit
Blood oranges, incest in town. al The
Vermont Fruit store Try them.
They take the best Of care of mans
iaco AZ Miers sanitary barber shop.
sayl without exaggeration, Quimby's
cream carameis are the best on earth,
New lace curtains for 75c, si.O0, Sll5,
S125, $3.50, S2.25, at Veale & Knights
Mrs. Frank MeWhorter went TO Alel-
rose. Mass, to-day for o visit with
friends.
Mrs Mary Marion returned last night
from visit aiih friends in Burlington
over Sunday.
The lady who left her purse il Dodge's
iewelry store yesterday il requested to
call for the same.
Wanted A bushel girl, one who can
run a sewing machine and do first-class
telling. Apply at l22 No. Main street,
Barre.
Sirloin roasts l5e a pound. wednesday
only, at TASTES market. Dmdelions, i9c
a peck Spinach, Zoe q peek. Fresh and
nice Tel. 64L. See al page s..
The officers Of the Baraca class Of
the Congregational church win meet 10.
night at s o'clock sharp III the class room
for the appointment 81 the committees.
Special conyocation Of Ruth chapter,
No 33 O. J. s, Wednesday evening,
April 20, AZ 1880 o'clock Work and
installation Of officers. Refreshments
served
Regular review Of Harmon hive No. !,
l. o, 7. NJ, viii be held Wednesday
night az 1880 Ia X. Of 2. han. After the
review a musical program viii be given
and refreshments served.
Green Mountain council No. 7sO. ROYAL
AFcanum. paid yesterday, through its
treasurer, G. II Bond, the beneficiary
claim Of the late pietr0 b. Fruzzetti 70
The members Of his family.
Attention. Methodlstsi A reception
win be given to Rev. and Mrs. 4. 0.
Thayer tonight az 3 o'clock. Instead OF
o'clock, as stetsd in Mondays Times.
a program has been prepared, everyone
invited.
a single team owned hy Michael Ne.
LAuehlin of Graniteville became fright.
encd At The eity's steam road roller In
Jockey hollow Yesterday afternoon and
ran away. The horse holted down tie
road and threw SIR. Mclaughlin ont 81
the wagon. The reins became wound
around one Of the forward wheels and
pulld the horse to one side al the road.
50 that it crashed into sowden & Lyon
delivery team, driven by w. II. Eager,
who had tried to get cut Of the way
by giving the runaway the whole Of the
road. Both Of the rear wheels OF the
delivery wagon were broken BY the COLI
sion and the shafts we're broken Of the
other wagon Mr. Eager succeeded Ia
catching the runaway hofse by DE- head
and held 4 until help arrived M. NJ.
Iaughhu WAS considerably shaken up b.
BIZ fall from the wagon, but was not
injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
LADIES' SILK DRESSES

Here IS line Of Dresses that is very
popular this season
Az $1,000 we have a Dress made Of
"a blue and white ana 4 grey and white
stripe silk. n made plated waist. with
full skirt. made with deep bias fiounee,
all finished with plain color silk pip.
Ing.
At $500 is another line Of SIX
Dresses in bluef, geys and black; made
u one of the best and latest styles. have
fancy lace yoke and sleeves. See our spe-
eial full-plaited Dress in colors and ereys
at $500.
AZ $1,000 are a number Of odd
Dresses ID All col0rs. These are Dresses
that sold 81 sl400 70 $500.
our line Of White Dresses il now ii,
and we have some 81 the best values
III the Monogram make We have ever
shown These are priced from $50 70
$500.
ladies' Colored Muslin Dresses win be
used more this season than ever. Tie
season is early, and these Dresses are
cool and have the style Of the more
expensive goods. WV are showing
larga line 81 these goods IN variety
of The best styles The prices are from
SO rs 10 $3.50. ASK % see the special
value at S4.T5 i'll blue and white and
black and white.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
The Daylight Store
MANY WERE PRESENT.

At Funeral Of Mrs. Della Stephens-~Bur
ial in Hope Cemetery.
The funeral 81 Mrs. Della Stephens
was held from let late homo On semi.
nary street Saturday afternoon, there
being large number 81 relatives and
friends present, including tie Ladies 81
Clan Gordon and the Eastern Star ladies
The latter held their service At the grave
IL Hope cemetery Among those from
ont Of town at The funeral wers p. +
MeNealis i T. Sullivan and Miss Josie
Sullivan Of Portland, Ne. Rev. John w.
Barnett osioiated
There were many floral tributes. as
follows; Pillow from family. carnations
from NH and Mrs Alex. Daniels and
family set piece. Mr.. ard Mrs. Joe o..
sofa. star, q. +. n carnations. Mr.. and
Airs William Watt; Gala lilies. Mr. and
Mrs John Morgan Mrs. w. Stephens.
Mrs Thomas sheriffs Mrs. james r.,
Coutis, Mrs. Robert IngHss carnations,
Mr. and Mrs. james Anderson and FAM
ily Mr. and Mrs. J. r Kelly; roses.
Arthms classmates; carnations. Mr.. and
Mrs W. Walker and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Alex. Ogston; wreath. Granite City
club; pillow Ladies 81 Clan Gordon;
spray d carnations, friends in Portland
spray of carnations and rases, g. W Me-.
MILAN A Son; carnations Alr. and Mrs.
George Riddle and III. and Mrs John
Milne. Mr.. and Mrs. George Chardiella;
lilies and carnations. Mf. and Mrs. John
Riddle and family, Barre Argument elubi
carnations. sister and brother ia Port
land; set piece, J. D. 0ssola.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19

x Green Mountain council.
No. 1856 Royal Arcanum.
49, by request win attend Ia
a body tie funeral 81 The
~ wv late Theodore Il. Snsw. to
he held al the residence Of
the late James A. Whit
comb cor. Summer and Cottage streets,
2 p. m. Wednesday. BLENDERS meet at
hall at ls50 p. "a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
90 "a Thanka-

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness to us IN our
bereavement and for the beautiful horal
tributes at the funeral Of Mrs, Stephens
WI IN. McAuley,
Arthur &. Stephens,
p. RI. MeNealis,
Miss Josie Sullivan,
Frank Sullivan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
Waists, an Entirely New Lot.

we have just opened up the prcttiest line Of Waists we
have ever shown-Batiste, Lingerie, Wash silk, Muslin
md Chambray
zoc $40, $500 LIS, $50 III Muslin
SLz5, lsO, 200 $50 and 800 ii Lingerie
$50 800, BIS, 400 and 500 in Wash Silk
New Straw and Muslin and Silk Bonncts for children
New lot Of Belts New Neckwear
PERRY @ CAMP.
telephone 2Ss-4 II and rs Main Street Barre Vermont
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
SHOOT A MAN FROM AMBUSH.
Two Brothers Are Fired Upon and
One Is RiddIed With Bullets.

Crossett, Ark.-One of the most
mysterious crimes ever committed in
this locality took place on the Ham
burg road six miles north of here.
The two Lambert brothers, Ernest
and Guy, were returning TO their
home in a wagon when suddenly sew
eral men sprang out of the bushes
near the road and opened fire upon
them. Ernest, the elder of the two.
saw the men and shouted to his
brother to drop from his seat to the
bottom of the wagon for protection.
Guy did so, and almost Immediately
his brother Ernest fell PROSTATE upon
him, riddled with several buckshot.
Parties living near by say that about
80 shots were fired. The wagon bed
was riddled. One of the horses was
shot md the surviving Lambert had
a bullet hole through one ear.
Only one arrest has been made, al
though it is understood that several
men were in the party. Other ar
rests are expected and much excite
ment prevails.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
FLORIDA SWEPT
BY A HURRICANE
STORM SWEEPS OVER TERRI
TORY SOUTH OF TAMPA, Do
ING GREAT DAMAGE.
Grave Fears Are Felt for Safety OF
Boats and Ripenine Oranges
Suffer in 50-Mile Gale.

Tampa. Fla-With communication
with all points south of here cut OIL
wireless stations out of commission,
and the increasing danger of the IN
terruption of communication with the
entire world, Tampa and all that ter
ritory between here and the Florlda
keys is being storm swept. win
steady gale blowing seward at the
rate OF so miles an hour and ificreas-
ing in intensity, the tide in the bay Is
lower than the old bridge tender can
remember ever having seen It before.
Many small craft anchored in the vi
cinity of Tam Bay hotel are strand
ed and a few pleasure craft are lying
on their sides with more or less dam
age. Chief alarm is felt in the dam
age to fruit and truck in the section
between here and Punta Gorda ana
further inland. Grave fears are en-
tertained for the safety of 40 mem
bers of the Plant City Artillery Com
pany. which is encamped at Judgement
key. Considerable fear is also enter
tanned for residents at Passe-a-Grille,
resort on the bay. There are at
least so persons at that point, where
it is believed, the force of the hur-
rieane will be felt. The schooner
Brazos, which sailed from here sever
al days ago, is believed to have been
lost, as no tidings of her have been
received since she left. She was
bound for Cuban ports loaded with
lumber.
Untold damage has been done or
anges, which gave promise of a
bumper crop. The trees were loaded
with fruit. 1t had reached that stage
of maturity where the trees are UNI
usually heavy, an easy prey TO hlgh
winds
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
!: All Over Arkansas :
'ssseseesssssssseo.......s
OFFICERS HAVE A FIGHT ON sTprt1
Deputy Marshal Taps County r,...
urer on Head With RevoIv..

Batesville.-The high price Of ~.
ton seed is not the only incentive :.
an activity in the local market !.
seems. Competition is so strong IN
this city that Deputy Marshal A.
son and County Treasurer w n
Gray, both of whom are BUYING sooa
on the streets, got sore" on ooos
other about one wagon load ona
after the use of the Short and mol.
word" proceeded to mix it IN nesr
the north entrance of the eou,,,,,n,sa
The officer happened to be weigbto.
with his .41-caliber gun and toot
Treasurer Gray rap on the side q,
the head with the butt of II before
friends and spectators could interfere
and separate the combatants
rather ugly wound was inflicted hv
the blow, but no serious consequences
will result from it. Both particinants
were placed under arrest.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
THE 3-CENI RATE Is IN EfFECT AGAIN
Rock Island Railroad Company Goes
Back to Its Old Rate Schedule.

Little Rock-The Rock Island Rail
road Company has resumed the
charging of cents mile for travel
on its passenger trains in Arkansas,
after having the rate of 2 10 cents
in effect for about - months. The
change means considerable expense
to the company, especially in the
compiling and printing of new tar
ifs. The biggest task will be the
making of the new local tariffs, which
must be done forthwith. Eventually
the through tariffs will have to be
changed, but this will he taken up
as the company is able to get to it.
The ticket claim coupons. which
call for the refunding of the differ
ence between The fare charged and
the fare az cents a mile in case
the Injunction against the enforce
ment of the 2.cent law is dissolved.
will net have to be changed. as the
figures charged are not given on
them.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
SWAMP LAND HAS BEN RECLAIMED
Drainage Ditch and Levee Bring Ricn
Acres Into Cultivation.

Conway.-Nearly 1000 acres Of
new land will be put into cultivation
in the Tupelo drainage district mex
year. according to w. J. Morrow. who
is in charge of the construction work.
Mr. Morrow states that large force
OF men has been at work all sum
mer. deadening timber and clearing
land in the district, and he Is now
constructing a leyee to protect the
land from overflow from Tupelo
creek. 1t is already protected by p
levee from the Arkansas river, and
500 acres will probably be in cult
walton there next year. II. B. In.
gram, who already has a large area
under cultivation in the district, will
open up considerably more next
year, while a number of smaller mold
ers also expect TO raise crops in the
district in 1911 Mr.. Morrow states
the drainage ditch is working perfect
ly. doing all that could be expected
from it, He cultivated about 100
acres of the former swamp land him
self this year and he has made the
best crop he ever raised.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
HELENA HAS ANOTHER SERIOUS FIRE
II Was the Second Destructive Glaze
Within Five Weeks.

Helena-Another disastrous fire
broke out in the heart OF the bust
ness district of this city and for d
time threatened the complete destrIc-
tion Of the whole block. AS it was,
between $4,000 and $4,000 loss was
sustained before the flames could be
placed under control.
The property destroyed and dam
aged by water belonged to the Pco-
pies Bank Il Trust Company and was
located at the corner of York ana
Cherry streets, extending south for
nearly half a block, embracing the
Fulton meat market, Mitchell Bros
grocery, Silver Moon hotel, Kali
Namour restaurant. F. w. HAIRY Jew
elry Company and NJ. A. Etoch All
of these sustained severe losses,
which does 10. include number OF
other losses sustained by occupants
of the upstairs of the destroyed dis
trict Insurance was carried on all
buildings, stock and fixtures. and the
burned district will all be rebuilt as
soon as the loss can be properly ad-
justed. This makes the second great
fire that has happened in the heart
of the business district within the last
five weeks, the first one having de-
stroyed between 100000 and $4,000
worth of property.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
RAISING PEANUTS IN UNION COUNTY
Nearly SO Cars Will Be Shipped From
That County.

Strong-The raising of peanuts in
Arkansas. especially in Union county
IN the southern part of the state. has
become such an extensive industry
that the matter of rates on the ship
ping of the "goobers" has been taken
up with the railroad companies and
the railroad commission of Arkansas.
Farmers In this vicinity raised pea
nuts enough this year to have 40 or
80 cars for shipment, besides what
they sold at home or ate themselves.
The discovery that peanuts makes
a successful and paving crop in
southern Arkansas solves the question
of diversity for the farmers of this
section, who have met with much
difficulty in raising cotton on account
of the boil weevil and other handi-
cans
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
WORKING AFTER
TRUE VALUATION
STATE TAX COMMISSION WILL
INACCURATE PLAN,TO DETER
MINE LAND VALUES.
The Commission Will Use Their
Findings a. Basis for Lesis-
lative Recommendation.

Little Rock.-The Arkansas State
Tax Commission is sending out to
the several counties a flood of in
quiries as to the actual value of the
lands in those counties. The inquiry
is 10 be conducted Systematically and
with the object of arriving, If posi-
bic. az a basis that wiii be -reiif5ic
In any possible recommendations 10
the next Legislature for the reduction
OF the general tax rate.
So far. the assessment of property
throughout the state has been made
on the basis of so per cent of the
actual value Of the property, both
real and personal. All this time,
however, the tax commission has had
in view the ultimate placing of the
property valuations at 100 per cent,
when it has been possible to deter
mine what would be an equitable
general tax rate under full valua-
ton. The law requires property to
be assessed at its full value, and
many have consistently contended
that the assessment should be so
made and the tax rate reduced to
conform the revenues to those de-
rived under the old system of per-
eentage assessment and a high tax
rate.
One of the principal troubles has
been arriving at the actual value of
property. In its plan about to be
launched, the commission will select
~ bnr a Hn1an IN n bin
land owners in each county in he
state To these will be sent direct
an inquiry as to the value of lands
in their localities, and no inquiries
will be sent to any except men in
whose Judgment the safest reliance
can be placed.
From the information gathered in
this way the commission expects to
get an approximate valuation of the
lands of the state. These estimates
will, of course, be supplemented by
figures already in the hands of the
commissioners, and in some cases
may be made even more accurate by
data already secured. This valuation
Is not to be used by the commission
property for taxation. The taxes to
be gathered by the collectors next
year will be on a 80 per cent basis,
as announced early in the year by the
state tax gathering authorities In
stead, it is to be used as a basis to
calculate possible reductions in the
present tax rate.
Taking the approximate actual val
uation of property in the state. the
commissioners will figure out the
proper rate on this full valuation for
he purpose of meeting the expenses
of the government, and will then
probably recommend the reduction of
the tax levy to the new rate.
The commission is also working on
a general scheme of recommendations
70 the next legislature affecting the
state revenue system.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
AT WORK ON STATE DEPOSITORY LAW
Committee to Meet in December to
Frame Proposed Legislation.

Little Roek.-Arkansas will have a
state depository law, if plans of the
Arkansas Bankers Association are
carried out. Bankers throughout the
state are said to be solid for the
plan, and the proposed draft will be
presented to the coming Legislature,
to be made law The law itself will
be drafted by the committee on uni
form laws of the association, which
is composed of George r. Wood CT
Van Buren,, John Q. Void of Bates
vile, w. H. Arnold of Texarkana,
John c. Hawthorne of Jonesboro and
John Fletcher of Little Rock. The
committee will meet at the instance
of the chairman, probably in Decem-
Der. Advocates es he measure as
sert that it means the distribution of
the states moneys among the various
banks, whereby the money earns an
increment for the state, and the peo-
pie derive the benefit of its use.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-10-21
Stockholders Ratify Bond Issue.

Hope. annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Gulf & Magnolia
Northern Railroad Company was held
in the offices of the company in this
city. The stockholders heard and ac-
copied the report of the president.
showing the condition of the COM
pany's affairs TO date, and ratified
the action of the board of directors in
special meeting September 6, at
which meeting the issuance of series
"A" of 50-year. per cent guaran-
teed debenture bonds We're authorized
The route for the road from Hope 20
Monroe. La, is practically located and
the board was authorized to proceed
with the construction of the road.