The Barre daily times., May 19, 1903, Image 4

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THE BftBBE DAILY TIMES
Subscriptions: One year, 13; one month,
25 eta; single oopy, 1 cent.
Hembnn of tbe Publisher' Pres.. The Ut-
tt te.fv phic dfi from all rrt "t tb.
world sr. iecive(i by the Dtliy Time up to
tb. Quar of going to prwis.
Frank K. IjuiRley, Publisher.
Published Eerr WsdT Afternoon.
Entered t lbs pnstofflce at llsrrs m leoood
cl8 rustier.
TCE8DAT, MAY 10. 1903,
The average daily circulation of. the
Barre Daily Times for the week ending
baturaay wag
2,609
copies, the largest paid circulation of any
daily paper in this section.
The Rutland News cannot, or will not,
believe that kitchen bar rooms flourished
to a great degree under prohibition. We
bad hoped the News was not one of those
newspapers that used to shnt their eyes
enl cry out piously ''There is no lienor,
sold,"
The Vermont "clergyman and one of the
locators of Goddard seminary, who died
last week, may be said tahave done a con
siderable share towards the 'uplifting of
' mankind. He preached 4,0i0 sermons,
and if sermons count at all, this man's
record ou;.'bt to have been productive of
results.
The news that a general snow storm
prevails throughout Montana does not
have a congealiug effect on sweltering
Vermont, nor the report that In California
President Roosevelt has been travelling
through a heavy snow fall. However, at
this season of the year we are satisfied
without the snow storm. .
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V 1 Till V r ... I .
With few executions there will be no
celebrations of Old Home Week in Ver
mont this year. If any former Vermont-
ers return to their native state they will
have to take ns as thev find us, in our
working clothes and hustling. And by
the way, .there will be one thing to sur
prise any old Vermonters who come back
and that is to find residents of the Green
Mountain stute bustling. The people are
getting into the habit of shaping events
Instead of allowing events to shapen them
selves. More and more the state is be
coming imbued with the Idea, which 1
characteristically American of the latter
day, that of business hustle. Signs of this
are to be seen in the pushing of busines
activities, the growth of manufactures
and the uncovering of the mineral wealth
of the state. And the bIcts will not be
unwelcome to the visitors.
Since the seventh day of April scarcely
a dron of water has fallen in this section
of the country, and as a result there ap
nears to be a fear for water supplies. The
cities and towns of this section that de
pend upon brook and spring sources have
i'ood reason to fear for their supplies. Six
HIS SUMMER SUIT.
" Love is selfishness in two ptrsons."
Bafflers.
In busy moments you don't
want your mind distracted by un
comfortable, ill fitting clothes.
You can forget all about ours
after you've got them on, but the
good impression they make is not
forgotten by others.
Summer Suits, $5.00 to $22.00.
JINGLES AND JESTS.
Dlngronf lei. -
"Does yo"ur baseball c:ub play on
Enndayr
. "Xo, nor on any other day." Wash
lnston Star.
The Difference,
The race borss has uncommon luck.
Of oats h gets his fill.
JVhlla man, who bets upon him, scrimps
To meet the grocery hill.
Brooklyn JEagls. ,
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The Destructive Critic.
"Does she appreciate good art?"
"I guess eo; she punctnred Dauber's
latest -with her umbrella." Detroit
Free Press.
Rogers & Grady Co.,
TOP TO TOE OUTFITTERS,
Quinlen Building, Barre, Vermont.
lie Mny llitve Been,
tvi
Ed
At the Busy Store, Montpelier!
HEPE YOU'LL FIND, just now, new Dress Linens, Linen Batiste and suitable Lace
Trimmings; Belfast Rep, one of the best cotton materials for skirts and dresses;
Novelty White Goods for waists; new Belts, Stocks and Neck Ruffs; "Hathaway " Cor
set Covers, Petticoats and Night Robes; Summer Gloves, Hosiery and Corsets; Shirt
Waists and Mohair Suits. The best of everything at reasonable prices.
L.P. (Si H. C. GLEASON, Montpelier, Vt.
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, Gussie 1 tell you, I feel sure that
man is descended from monkeys.
' Maudle r'r'aps you're right, only
troman Isn't.
It Comes High.
IWe'rs bound to gt from pleasure's cup
Oris taste that's dark and brown;
Appearances ws can't keen up
And keep expanses down.
Philadelphia Tress.
The Original Mother-in-law.
Eve Mother Is coming to visit us to
morrow. Adam Oh, fudge! Baltimore News.
Impatience, '
We pray fr Bun or ra,n Bn 're i
And disapprove the weathar's state,
Although we know full well we'll got
The kind we want If we'll but wait. .
Washington Star.
The Vaughan Store!
LADIES' UNDERMUSLIN. .
We are. showing a new and dainty line of Ladies' Under-
weeks have passed and there has not been
any appreciable rainfall. Had the drouth
happened later in the season the water
supplies would have h,een seriously men
aced. Thus far the supply of this city
has not caused any particular apprehen
sion, although the reservoirs have been
lowered to a considerable extent. It is
well for the users of city water to bear In
mind that there is a big drain on the sup
ply at times like this and that it is iuite
imperative that there should be no unnec
essary drain. Each user of the water
should make It a personal matter.
Ice Cream and Soda Water !
PEANUTS, 5 CENTS PER QUART.
M. F. HARRINGTON, 3iU North Main Street.
ABOUT THE STATE.
TI1E PITTSBURG VISIBLE
SI -V 'Y 1U
THE IDEAL TYPEWRITER
See it in A. A. Smith
k Brother's window.
KOK S ALE liV.
William H. Pitkin,
Room 3, Miles Building, Barre, Vt.
Item of lnterext Cleaned From Our
Kxchangen.
Forest fires have swept entirely over '
Wantastiquet mountain and Wine moun
tain, directly across the river from Brat
tleboro in New Hampshire, devastating
four square miles.
A Boston man recently bought , a lar;e
farm in Wardsboro, where he and his
brother intend to start a large skunk In
dustry for the skins and oil, the latter be
ing in good demand at the present time.
S. S. Holt was admitted to the Vermont
soldiers' home from Urattleboro Saturday.
He enlisted in Company H, 8th Vt. Vols,
from Readsboro. He served three years,
lie Is 73 years old and is in good health.
E. C. Bingham, instructor in the
sciences and higher mathematics in St.
Johusbury academy, will close his en-
l Rasiement at the end of this term and will
take a post graduate course in one of the
American universities.
At the next meeting of the Scotia club
at St. Johusbury Arthur F. Stone, editor
of the St. Johnsbury Republican, will
speak on "Characteristics of Scott's Po
etry," and John T. Borland will give
"Reminiscences of Drumtoehty."
The Rutland Street Railway Co. has
placed with the Laconia Car Co. of Laco
ula, X. IT., an order for eight big 42 foot
open trolley cars for the new lines to Fair
Haven and Lake Bomoseen. The contract
Involves over 50,MR). The cars must be
delivered July 1, when the lines are to be
opened.
Senator Redfield Proctor came to Brat
tleboro yesterday on official business the
nature of which business by request is
withheld from publication. Senator Proc
tor was met at the Brooks House by a large
number of citizens yesterday afternoon.
He left at 4.35 for New York en route to
Washington.
The contractor's trial of the new Ver
mont will take place Thursday afternoon.
It will be informal and no programme has
been prepared. The company's lirst trip
will be Memorial day which will be a
special excursion. The first regular trip
will be made June 1. There' is a rumor
there may be a little brush with the Chat
eaugay Thursday.
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ie Mew Clothing Store!
A WORD OF GRATITUDE.
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We were more than pleased to be favored with
your call last week, our Opening Days, and will be
Jj happy to meet you here again at any time.
2 We assure you that your patronage will be duly Sji
appreciated, and we will endeavor to merit a share of S
the same and make your visits here both pleasant and
profitable to you.
Our line of merchandise cannot be excelled outside
iS the large cities. Every day this week will be our
Are JKa
You
Carriage
Hunting?
Then come to us. Our show
room is the largest, our
stock is the largest and,
best of all, our prices are
the lowest. We want every
huycr to come in and test our
statements; they'll wash.
YOU OUGHT TO SEE OUR
HARNESS, TOO. We have
a fine display.
COLLINS &C0LT0N,
Vehicles, Harness, Blankets.
Wholesale andiRetail.
84 State Ktroet, - - MontjclUr, Vt.
0R.1C0LL1NS. W. C C0LT0N.
muslin (Peerless make) in our new department on second floor.
LADIES' CORSET COVERS, from - - '. JOc to $2.00
T Atwv MUSLIN DRAWERS, from - -. - 25c to J. 50
LADIES' WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS, from - - 50c to
LADIES' CHEMISE, from - - - , - - 35c to
T A TOTS' MUST IN NIGHT ROBES, from - - 50c to
Also, for children, Short Dresses, Slips, Skirts, Night
Gowns, etc., all for the little folks at low prices, qualitv con
sidered. We never sacrifice qualitv for prices. This accounts
for the enormous business we are doing.
4.50
1. 00
2.25
T Iff trr A T T1 TT A -SST
H. Z. Mills' Old Stand,
44 North Main St., - - - - Barre, Vermont.
;S "Opening Days." Come in and see us!
5
Union Clothing Co.,
Old Skating Rink, Opposite Depot Square, Barre, Vt.
Ikmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
THE SOUTH END MARKET
Is Too" Busy to Write Ads This Week
But will just stop td say that we are selling the best of everything in
our line at extremely low prices and our goods are going like hot cakes.
That's why we are so husy, but we will find time to serve your wants.
PARSONS & SKINNER,
, ' 1 (Telephone 215-1) ,
115 South Main Street, - - - - Barre, Vermont.
For your After Dinner
Smoke try
WALT
WHITMAN
5c Cigar. If you are
pleased so are we.
E- D- CLARK & CO. Distributers,
ST. ALBANS, VT.
PERFUMED
From the "Land of Flowers!"
The
Fragrant!
Delicate I
Lasting I
icoens
California
Perfume
Afadc where
the "oxens
50c Per Ounce.
Stanford Violet,
California Lilac,
Santa Barbara Heliotrope,
Ramona,
Mariposa Lily,
Rosemere,
Coronado,
Manzaneta,
La Francisco,
Palo Alto Pink,
The Finest Carnation Odor in
the World.
Try these Perfumes.
They will please you.
D. F. Davis, "The Druggist, 1
262 North Main St., - - Barre, Vermont.
Spring Haberdashery,
It's the details of a man's apparel that gives tone and
character to his make-up. Poor or poor fitting Haberdash
ery, antiquated or obsolete styles of Collar, Shirt, Necktie,
etc, does away with the otherwise happy effect' of a fine
Suit. A stroll through our Men's Furnishing Goods De
partment shows at a glance the newes', best and brightest in
the thousand-and-one things that come under this headings
all at prices that fear no competition in this city. This is a
man's store, and the man who comes here to trade goes
away contented and happy.
Moore & Owens,
Successors to' D. M. MileS)
22 North Main St., Barre, Vermont.