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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-12
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
4. P. ABBOTT & co.
New Arrivals i'm Skirts and Waists

We have just received our Spring and Sum-
mcr Line of Ladies Separate Cotton and Linen
Skirts These are the same make of Skirt we
have carried for the last three years and for fit
and quality there is no make Of Skirts that are
better We buy these Skirts direct from the fac
tory and as these Skirts are mostly sold through
agents, we save you at least 10 per cent on the
Skirts by buying direct. Then they have fit
and finish that will defy competition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-12
LADIES' new SILK WAISTS

We have just received some entirely
new styles in Ladies' silk Waists, that
are very good models and of the best
quality silk.
At S3.9s is real imported wash
Oriental Silk; is good weight and is
one Of the best wearing silks made. Is
made square lace insertion yoke and
neck and finished with a fine Val.
edge, has the Val. and cluny insertion;
bottom of sleeve is finished with same in
sertion, edged with fine lace; comes in
white and black
At $3.50 is fine striped Oriental
Silk Waist that is made up with sailor
collar and kimona sleeve, cuff and col
lar is finished with plain white silk;
is made up so front and sleeves are cut
on bias; makes very attractive Waist.
VIII wash like cotton.
At $500 is very attractive Waist
Of fine blue and white striped Orien-
tai silk; has high neck with the new
kimona sleeve; collar and sleeve are fin
ished with the plain blue silk,
At $3.50 il fine chiffon Waist,
made up over a white washable Jap
silk, has a fine hand embroidered yoke
front back and over shoulders; has the
new sleeve, deep lace yoke and cuff
finished with plain blue silk.
olors or natural linen, we can
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-12
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the neighbors and
friends in Barre and South Ryegate who
so kindly gave us sympathy and assist
anee in the sickness, death and burial Of
our mother, Mrs. James Ford; also 60
the pastors and singers and the ladies
who gave flowers.
Mrs. Laura West,
Mrs. Hattie Hartman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-12

Of the following committee not later
than Tuesday. May %, John Stewart,
William stephen, Joseph Graham, Alex.
Richie. Alex. MADDEN. James Booth.
James Hogr. John Duguid, James Wal
lace, George CoTmack and James e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-12

Notice to clans.
men; A picnic for
elansmen and their
families will be
held Memorial dav.
May 80. All those
wishing to partici.
pate must give in
their names 70 any
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-12

FoUND-wstlet containing a sum OF money.
Owner can get the same at the police station by
proving poperty and paying for this adver.
tIsement eoti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-12
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

TENEMENT TO RENT To = small family
No children. Apply to No. Hill street. j
Collins. oot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

son. who recently audited tie books
and recoris OF the board. was gone
over bat Was OBJ Lengthy 20 be taken
up iu detail
Prosecuting Attorney UaudIau. how
ever. ooh a copy 81 th" report. and
Will confer with Auditor Wilson 90
regard to "A Few items and will prob
abls make q report % whatever action
Dee VIII take af the next regular meet
lrE OF the board tn Dee held Monday
evening. December .
Mayor Henry Stein. OF Elm Grove.
was present a. the meeting and rc
quesfed Pho board fo take some action
go regard to the ancroachment on
Crugcr street. uf the Film Grove school
property ~Ac-1rcIns 20 o. recent sur
Ncy mad" hy 'he town. lf was found
that the public school property eN.
tended onto CuIger street In one place
1--WE feet and 10 another place nearly
eight feet The property Of the 81
Fagls y D. NC hrch and other property
holders are also cncroaching on the
street. and he Elm grove council has
decided % have the line established
according to the survey.
Prosecuting Attorney Haudlan ad
yised The board 10 refer 20 the deed
FOR ID" property and sec how many
J"'t % calls FOR. and IN case the sur
vey ls found 20 be correct. 20 rem0v.
the property line 10 that established
by me survey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

Wll De- uuduue tn make b. live ny ~
lbs name and Dc H real country store
10 has not been announced whether
'hv usual country s~teciyards or the
uptO date computing scale VIII hv
used ia weighing merchandise
Not eycrythiug about the lakaar.
however i- to Do Ruh,. ty Au meant
There viii Boz o. strictly modern candy
booth. with DO" freshest. sWcetcst aud
mos tuothfume antilles IN. pretty
mlssc. OF thr sunshine club ar" able
90 make. and the sweetness sold b.
weight viii De- savored by the bright
ness oi ihc smiles OF me little gtris
who arc to preside
Al fhc fancy work booth the coliec.
ton OF aprons and fancy work VIII b.
large enough until most anyone could
be satisfied with the tug ~ choice
tu De- had At thc ~rcrr"rbmcnt booth
.o. cream and sandwiches will be
garvef. as well Co. hot coffee 4 mum
Der Of the friends az the nursery have
sirulr.d their Intention of takinE
their evening lunch ~ The nursery in
order fhe more freely 90 patrOnize
the various ATTRACTIONS which are %
f-red FOR their interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
BIG OIL WELL
OrIled In Near Charieston-is - Wild
Cat TerritoryrOn Elk
River.

-...fa. .H-r4f. . o.. fnr IIfsH. Er.sr
CHARLESTON. IS Va >oY. 90
Another big Oh we'll has been struck
within twelve miles of Charleston
aIoug EIk river ff is located on the
-Harfh farm aud was drhled
bg the Hamilton COMPANY. beaded D.
William Seymour Edwards and other
CHAR estouiaus Dr. is estimated tO be
from ffty 20 seventy 1--WE barrels. but
oulnlon d-ferf NJ f1 whether % is ia
tle salaw or 1913 lniuu sands This
r. o. little nearer Charleston Than
one recently drilled o. Blue creek
The United Fuel Gas Company D.
drilling near 'he hamilton company
we'll Considerable Interest = been
created here because these wells ufe
900 wild cat territory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
COUNTRY STORE
VII Be a Feature o. Day Nursery
sszsar 20 Be Held Nest Friday
Afternoon aud Night.

country store. which viii be as
fr.e fo lie a. Dr. can be made viii be
fh, feature OF fhe Dav Nursery ba
zaar tp poo held 90 tha- place ou tho
afternoon and .teulur or Friday OF
this week Tine country store VIII
be only one o. fh" many Interesting
booths. bur here nUI ha found the
largest VARIETY ~ usff.I article.
China and glass aarn wII b. on sale.
along with fhe products OF The farm.
-lch as s~eFa'1b'es OF aI Kinds. among
them being tle biggest of hir pump.
Fns and wen tho Finest and freshest
and pumpfrf OF fowl Sugar. salf and
spice. OF course included. and wonder
tl fo rr'a'. caeckcred g,nghams t1
ufs. fhs IFma.a- apron ma. be
purchased there Ir short. nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

rotary treasurer. ogden Rose. T'rst
Lutheran elementary secretary.
Miss AIDA law renee. Zane Street VI
p home department. DR. Harriet ID
Jones. First Presbyterian advance
department. q r. Gee Eighteenth
street Mission 'iult department. K
Dickson. Second United Prc-bytc
RAN missionary department. S q.
NIrFg Fourth street 50 D. temper.
ance. nr Mcmillan. Fourth Street "
and teacher training. Mrs y %
Rose. Zane stree ~ o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
ZANE M. E. WINS
CONQUEST FLAG
HAD EIGHTY PER CENT AT SEC
oND DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Three Hundred Attended Convention
~ Fourth street Church
Last Night

one OF tho most interesting ana
largely attended convention ever
held In the Second district ~ ohio
county Vas that ~ last night ir die
Fourth Street N D. church over
three hundred persons we're present.
representing tho sunday schools az
ten out OF eleven churches tn tho Soc
ond district. which Includes that part
~ Wheeling lying between Tenth
street n tho creek
The banner offered hv the state
SUNDAY School Association Tor the
school having me largest rcrrsseuta
ton WAS won hv mo Zane Street "
b. Sunda, school. which had "a rrp-
Tesentatiou numbering ~u while the
First turlisu Lutheran was second.
with 20. and w1s awarded ono az the
small flags offered fo af schools with
90 or more present Small Gacs also
went ~ thn baptist church. with g."
psesent. and 'hc Fourth street " T..
with q delegation of o.
Tho program ~ tho evening was
one OF unusual interest. opening nt
: g. With 10 souE service under tho
direction OF Charles IS Morrison
Scripture reading o. W Yuv.
president OF thc second district and
presiding officer of tho convention.
followed with q prayer hr flc Rev
Mr. UysiuEer An address delivered
hy Rev Mr. Hrir.rsf~t ~ the Hap
Nst church. proved fo h. worry 'rfar
cstiuE. dealing with fhe subject OF
the larger SUNDAY hool work as al.
piled 10 the district as 1n internal
part 81 tho county association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
DUKE IN PEN
After Beng Entertained by Many Pub
ic Men. Fake Royalty is Con.
sIcted as Tibet

BOSTON Mass Nos -r pt.. ne
IatH.S known ALSO a Judge Ue
t.au"tF auI fH. -uu.a Ir N.trraI
ro fHs been entertained tr Wa,o-
fI z-ert.l tuI other CTS and STATE
Df'.1 a- OBJ t'rcnch noh.eman. was
fd.Idr'I . common and notorious
thief To-day if II'E. -ander-ou Ir The
superior Grim .u8I rrIr and sentenced
FOO rnf Joss ...n .t ur more. lian
ON years u prison
ue tlumscr pleaded guilty 'H ar .u
4 Dfucn' charging .he ps 1E uf
WORTHLESS checks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
COLD WAVE
CHECKS RISE
COAL FLEEr CLEARED FOR T-E
SOUTHLAND
stage 90 IS see, 2 i0--ss Sea st.-ss
- tns LocaI PEI arc IS
tr7-1sa.y Shipments

Nur.- r- . .--
-rl rr . nar -.-f.~ ID,
,
.taE, - ,. 49,, .-.s- - ..
&c ufr-a-. H - $3.50
81, t-. .. IN. u-i-- ..s,-4.s -
er--~ar- s~r.r.fr -
h.a.. .r.-~ .-s 49, -
f.-t. d. u- $50 p--
u.r..rs. has. ~.
ear ..r- ... r.--.-e .-ra.-a p,
fs- srf
Wltr rhauk,z WINS t4- a. Ht-e over
a ~ i.atar' f-. -r'rm-r-- on che
Ohio are u-- m.ae r-t.v F-.
Rat ar zee
'r ~i.or1 r 90 m
'r.H .a.
f~d
s-aia' @l'. hi-srn'
~ -.. .,t 'D
t..... ....
200. r.,is,- b., Minis wei .ta-.e5
and OBI. ....-t.-. -r.r -
e.I BOZ. from Pie ID. .r -.r-s '~rear.-
f.4s season Khan ilsr Unless tr.
'f'' . closed 0tta i.~ -',e- men *
p~'t s ~na'isahi- stas- un'u ear.y Dr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
Knockout Blow

The blow which knocked ot Corbct was revelation 70 the prize fighters VII1&4
From the earliest days OF the ring the Knockout bovuas aimed for RE ~. -
The temple Cr the ugIar vein Stomach punches were thrown m TO worry RMK
and wear the lighter bt h a scientific man had told one OF the old fighters W#W
that the most Vulnerable spot was the region of the stomach. he'd have 1N@
laughed ~ him for an ignoranIs Dr. Pierce is bringing home 20 the pub -
Eca parallel fact; that the stomach is the most vulnerable orDno out OF the-MS
prle rng as well asInU We protect our heads tuolts feet and Lungg I'm
but 20 te stomach We are utterly Indifferent until disease finds the solar I'D"
PNs and knocks us ou.
Make your stomach sound and strong by ne use 0T Docror
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and you protect yourself
in your vulnerable sPOL "GOHde1 Medical Discovery"
cures weak stomach, indigestion. ~ dyspepsia. torpid liver.
had, tHiH and impure blood NJ other diseases " ~ r6,os
Of Digestion and nutrition.
lh Golden Medical Discovery hss sPeIhc curative effect upon all mucous, lrao.
Nasal Cra-1 90 vel 20 cleanse the passages wh Dr. Ssges Catarh Rerri. Amid
while using the Discovery as a constitutional rcmciv INV the "Co5~r NLf
Discovery cures Catarrhal diseases a' of the stomach bowels Bladder and other nIr
organs VIII Hr plain 20 you u you will read 2 booklet Of extracts from the u-t1wof
cMW" -' A.1Wt endorsing rs ingredients. and explaining their curative prop
critics f IS mailed free on request Address Dr. X " Pierce Buffalo " Y 'TT.
booklet gives al the ingredients entering INTO Dr. Perces medicine from shb ~
vu be seen that hy contain not drop Of scoho-purc urpIrrfrci gycerneb being
used instead
Is foolish and often dangerous to experiment with new OF but slightly tested med
lENsoTcmcf urged upon The afflicted as Just as good" or better than Golden
NlcUNa. Discovery The dishonest dealer sometime fmn that know zbf The
proled SUBSTITUTE gmldco Of. bur son don't and % - decidedly Tor sur interest that's a
NE TMtj az are "kng into Tv stomach and system expecting i 20 st IS a
SG%Er. 10 nm s only difference OF profit. Therefore iaI on having Dr. Peves
Oo1sn NleHcA Discovery. lot promptly supplied trade elsewhere
OonT" sense Medical Adviser 1908 pages dothbound Address Dr. Pierce As above
Dr. Ferces Pleasant dets regulate and strengthen Stomach, Liver md BrscS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
MANY CONCERNS
GET CHARTERS
UNDER AVS OF sTA-E oF VEST
VIRGINIA
y Won s-a -af Million Cor
poratc1s Are 30 ., fo-
Ocfeeer
sT CAL HouuG
fn-sllEsncsr nlrsau
Cnnrisalgn "a ~ NOV n

So
chari-stgu - W. NOV %.
TIE r-'- fa a.. --- or % 90 me
secrrfar . -Hfr f.- The moan 90
October wac very g1ld me re-ai1,s
being f'--f Tt@ aw.-rfs acre
pretty evenly divided between ices
land faE n charters ssuaf % ras
DENT o c1--orafrns
taf corporation alone r.rtrhIrnF
f,--. ~l.r "a. came from
land aa f6-s te no books and tax
On great seal
% the charters .s.-i during tae
month o. October fU as-, resi-
der ana -J tp resident o,--Ira
oonr Ten increased rte.r authorized
cap.al s-ock while eve decreased
The fsNAeg A. freeman Coal CON
par paid a 'HN for rix1t 60 bold So
600 acres iu excess ~ -h- amount
10000 acr.-f permitted Iul-- If.
charter ahia ma. POND Fort Coal
Company patel s -ar on 5000 acres
OF excess granted bv carter ul-.ns
The month faelve corporation. were
dissolved hr 'n~ -l~rrenfer.1g or
charters
Among me larf-- -as.d.r. c8r7ar.
tons ner- f.e |..|1r'rI The pie
Hur Goa. Coula1t. o. .Il.tir-t.n
~ifh CAPITA % $500 o.1. Yaut.y a
Freeman Coal Compans 90 Hunting
ION capital 500. 600 Real Es-ate Saw
inrs .ompauy. 90 Whoef.ns cao.-ai
A-"H unH Pond Fork Goal tauranr
OF Huntington. capita. $4,000 ....r
Branch Land Company ~ William.
SON capital fiaH.n.H Hal-r Lumber
om.ant. o' Deer |rers E 80. rr
.. d. I|.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-02-23

Yours Respectfully.
KARL II. S. HOUGEN
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-02-23

an appropriation of $4,000 TO be
expended under the supervision Of
the Commissioner of Irrigation.
Such an appropriation should be
of vast benefit and is in line with
the modern system OF exploitation.
II the financial condition OF the aiats'
will permit there should be no Ques--
ton in regard to the making of this
appropriation.
There is also what is known as
the California system of advertising
by means of authorizing counties, so
desiingr. to levy a small tax to raise
fund for the purpose. Such meth
cd has it's advantages and its draw
dacks. Its especial feature is that
the people practically desire if they
wish to advertise their section-but
the weak point lies in the fact that
each county advertising by itself, the
result is as advantageous as where
whole state or several counties
forming a compact body are adver-
tised in the entirety.
Idaho has been favored with a
marvellous growth in the last decade,
and yet we all feel that were the
glories of the states climate and
vastness of her resources properly
heralded to the world there would
be an influx Of people unequalled
in the annals of time Illustrated Id
aho.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-02-23
TO ADVERTISE IDAHO

That there should be a liberal ex-
penditure of money to advertise
the state of Idaho. SO as to attract
immigration and develop the resourc-
es of the state is recognized by all
The best method Of raising and sup
plying the funds are, Of course, sub
jects for difference Of opinion and
discussion.
The recent census shows that Ida
no has in the last decade attracted
her full share of attention. A re-
cord of increase of population of 1O1
per cent. with only Washington and
Oklahoma making better showing
and these only by trifie. surely de-
monstrates there is no cause for
feeling that the state is not in. the
public eye.
Either New Orleans or San Fran
cisco will be selected as the site for
the holding of the great interna-
tional exposition celebrating the COM
pletion of the Panama canal The
house committee of congress has vot-
ed in favor Of New Orleans and set
the date for 1915. but. until final ac-
ton is taken by congress itself the
matter is still open. It has been the
hope of all Idaho that San Francisco
would be selected but in any event
the state and the various CONNER
a. clubs should prepare a campaign
of publicity i'm connection with the
holding of the exposition no matter
where held. AS the date has been
postponed until 1915 there may be
no necessity for immediate legisla-
tive action. but the matter should
come prominently to the front at the
session Of 1918. Keep this in mind
In connection with the public ex-
ploitatioi, of Idaho there is move
ment on foot backed by the League
Of Commercial Clubs of Southern
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-02-23
Mon. $3.50 Tailor made
AsASM' Trousers for 80 cents

For limited Time Only. In order
to introduce our high grade. made to
measure tailoring direct from maker
to wearer, we are offering every man
in the United States pair of our
nigh grade regular priced $3.50 tai-
Tor made trousers cut to your mea-
sure for 80 cents Every man can ap-
preciate the convenience of having
an extra pair of these stylish tailor
made trousers as it is source Of
much pleasure whether for holiday.
outing or every day wear. We don't
unit you to any certain pattern. but
you can have your choice from a Sc
iect stock of the most fashionable
and desirable materials now being
shown by the higher priced custom
tallors i'm the east We are making
this remarkable offer merely to in
trocuee our new Premier System, Of
nigh grade tailoring cut to your in
dlNldual measure. direct from max
ef 70 Wearer saving you from Il to
p the cost of what you have been
paying for your clothes in the past.
Remember this offer is for a limited
time only We are a reliable con-
Germ and mean just what we say.
Send stamp for samples and mea-
surement blanks. Ask for our spe-
cial suit offer and sample catalogue.
Don't delay Send in at once and get
the full benefit of this liberal offer
Write u.s.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-02-23
BOrah and Hepburn
BY MARK SULLIVAN in conicrs.

n resoureeful and persistent
keeping
~ equally adroi and persistent
that has occurred almost daily:
shah submit some remarks upon pops
people states
d a the joint resolution
especially Mr. Hale of
to go on rec
ord the resolution a certain day
Mr. L the this
nG ali mndsns ~hcS have
that date
When unanimous senator is of
course final The
emphatic in his deter
nnaon to hold the matter up until
sensational questions and class
in favor of Lomer keeping
sensational climax or episode
eyburn tubbn
Beverdse who earnest friend of the mea
to
can d s that any y' %8 ooa n
Two definite date
for voteon the dialogue took place:
Mr. unanimous
this 5ont resolution S on b a S eged be voted upon the
Idaho asks unanimous
object that at the present a t%s
the resolution
Mr. BoTsSi am quite New
h Rf he no. ousSt to By candid
Senator opposition
butts Heybu of waspe
TIeybur Mr. President
that the senator from New YORK
late about the 4th day
of March question (Iaughter)
This was meant DEATH
performance OF Hepburn capable
Roo-aIr President what have say be-
of the objection
joint
4th March,
Heyburn) both
the same state of
that sateq
equally they Numerically opposed
men
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-02-23

of $50 feet more or less to east line
Of Owvhee street extended, thence in
"a northerly direction on and parail-
street 625 feet more or less to the
al with the east line of Owyhee
point of beginning. excepting there
from. however. a parcel of said land
described as follows: Commencing
at point 60 IT, in a westerly di-
rection on a line parallel with the
south line of Cleveland Avenue from
the NV corner of block SO of said
South Addition to the town of Glenns
Ferry Gilmore county. state of Ida
no. thence westerly parallel with
Cleveland Avenue Is feet. thence
southerly at right angles with said
first line mentioned for a distance of
100 feet. thence easterly for dis
lance of 75 feet, thence northerly
ct right ansles TO first line or dis
lance of 100 feet to the point of
BEGINNING. the said parcel of land
being situated in the NV Of the
WV of Sec. 80, TIP. S. R. 10 e.
B. NJ
We do not cherish a personal con-
troversy and will do much to avoid
IT, We know something of the atti-
tude of the public toward swill bar
rel methods of journalism and have
accepted yelled attacks in silent con-
tempt. We are not afraid to fight
through the newspaper. and there is
no one immune from personal at
tacks. but feel that the newspaper
business is legitimate and should be
conducted along the same high and
dignided lines as the professions or
any line of calling
Trusting you viii. Mr. Editor. con-
vey the above article to our friend.
Mr. C. r. Corker. who discontinued
the Maverick about ten days ago. I
am
Yours Respectfully.
KARI IT \ HOTCp~N