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TJIK IIAKIU: DAILY TIMES, JUXE 10, 190-1.
BARRE DAILY TIMES
Seh-cr-ftsuus ; One year. S3 : cot month, 25 cts. ;
urg'.t cory, 1 cent, i
Mmrr if th fuV.Hiiln-rs' ti. Tli latrwt 1
leUy-rat-hic nc from all r.rt of the world n-r:-ivri
iy the l-aiiy Iiwii-n up to ttie hour f
gtiiug to pri'M-.
Frank L Largky, Publisher.
PutSiitcJ Every Wettday'AfternooQ.
Ectreil at the jwtoftk-t t Barre a second
t,!n8 matter.
f KIDAT, 10. 100
The sveratre dally circulation of the
Erre Daily Times for the wwk ending
gtarday wax
3,175
tople, the largest paid circulation of any
daily paper In this section.
IIEPAYING TUE COM I'M M EXT.
Next month the granite manufacturers
of Barre will repay the compliment paid
them by the Quincy manufacturers last
summer by giving them a similar enter
tainment. An Invitation has already been
extended In the name of the local associa
tion, and has been accepted by Quiisey, go
that nothing remains but the fixing of the
eiact time and the details of the enter
tainment. Xo efforts will be spared to
make the visit of the Massachusetts gran
ite men erjojab'e, a8 the local men are
mindful of the line hospitality extended
them last summer. Althfgh the ("f tails
of the visit are not completed, not the
least important feature will be, of mane.
the inspection of the external aspeois of
the granite industry here, visits to some of
the large cutting plants and a trip to the
quarries. The social features will be made
63 attractive as possible so that the. Quia
cy men may no back feeling satisfied with
their trip. The Quiney manufacturer.,
for the royal treatment accorded their
Barre brethren In the business last sum
wer, deserve a thoroughly good time, and
will undoubtedly get it.
"Remember the caucus tonight," were
the final words of The Man ton Barre
Times to the Republicans of that city yer-
terday. And they did, Incidentally not
fonjettiniz Delloer either. Already In only
to caucuses, 17 of Washington county's
(. delegates are Instructed for tba Waslx
intjton county uiau who isn't making any
canvass M. Albans Messenger.
The Messenger must apologize. The
distinction of being the supporter of
fctanton-iu Barre belongs to the Telegram,
Tha Times believes in Mr. DeHoer, be
lieves he I the best (juaiilied to fill the of
fice of governor, and hopes and expects to
see him in the office next year.
The negro, octoroon, Hannah Elias,
ot Xew York, who admits having spiewd
a fabulous sum of money from Jonn Piatt
of that city, is jeered derisively by a New
York mob, while the old simpleton, Piatt,
Is shielded at his home under pretence of
sickness. l'latf. is, however, Betting his
deserts through the columns of the Xew
Y'ork press. The old man's confession
that be masqueraded before the woman
under the name of A, II. Green clears the
mystery regarding the murder of that hon
ored citizen but does not remove the
stain from himself.
The bvvanton Courier hear from one of
the "foremost politicians' thnt the De
Boer nioveaieut i.s on the wane. This
foremost politician must have been look
ing eastward through a piece of glass
stained green
With only nine Democrats In the city of
llutlnud, a split in the paily must mean
disaster. Y'et we are told that the party
hag-split, and the Republicans are going
about try lug to find the remnants.
i-o far as reported Ml delegates to the
Republican state convention have been
elected. Of this number i are for Bel!, 1
for Stanton, 17 for DeBoer and are un
pledged. Another class of young men aud young
women has gone out from Spaulding hih
school, to do credit to themselves and to
the school which has trained them.
The reign of disorder in the Colorado
mining district continues' hi spito of all
efforts of the authorities. A heavy hand
is needed at this point.
POPULAR MUSIC FREE.
ISutton Sunday Herald' Song SuppltMiiei ts
a Niw Feature,
A mune the popular features lately add
ed by The Boston Sunday Herald to
those sterling characteristics which long
ago assured its uudisputed pre-eminence
throughout New England as a weekly-news
magazine none seemed such Instant and
widespread approval as has its umsie sup
plement. 'Ella," the supplement of May
-St, was a pretty wait?, song, happily blend
ing humor with love interest; "ilouora,"
issued last Sunday, is a beautiful Irish
ballad, full of tender sentiment; while
"Yo .San" announced for next Sunday, is
full of the dramatic tire of Belasco's fa
tuous Japanese drama, "The Darling of
the Gods."
Who Will Claim Them?
The following letters appear on the ad
vertised list for June 10, 11104:
Men Thos. ,!. Burke, Adams Ex. Co ,
John Bettie, li. T. Chase, T. F. Collins,
Richard Churchill, Emile Groteau, Chas.
Herbert, Christian Henderson, A. May,
Bert Pelky, Pasenahino Russo, 11. H.
Rogers, Prank Smith, Frank Stacy, John
Williams, II. P. Woodward, Lynch 10c
btore.
Women 0. Belie Durgan, Mrs. Louis
GuiCault, Odeal J.ankon, Jessie McReod,
Mabel Preston, Ada Stevens. Mrs. Han
nah Smith, Mrs. Jielasre Thebedeau, Mrs.
J. G. Young.
44 1 he -pirif oi w i .VI it -ii"t On; wont its
the Mil." I'luiil ni.tii't ii-oii.
The New Spring Trousers
wii! hit you right where you live.
N'o man (except a Sage or a Gage)
can afford to buy cheap Trousers
it's too expensive. "Pints" can
he bought for $z.co but they insult
your legs and your purse.
Here 53.00 to $G.co wii! give
your legs the right standing in the
world.
The new crash and flannel Trous
ers, $1.00 to 54.00 per pair.
WE CLEAN, FFESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE?
Strutting tf CmKlOlHt- lu Tiinrft Worl.1'
Civl-t.
Claws 1.
Mrs. Laura Weseott, Barre, 411'.)
Miss Flora Vincent, Barre, 10"4
!( 3.
.lames Wark, Grariitevil'e, SOI 3
Mrs.M. L. Town, Barre town, i
(i. If. Adams, so. Barre, $i."il
Geo. A Wales. So. Barre, rM4
Mrs.J.II.McArthur, E. Barre, -M
Class 3.
Earnest Seaver, Washington, 2-105
A. J. Biloiittau. Fo.xville 23o4
Jas. Lord, Orance. Rill
K. H. Ludlow, Boltotiville,
G. Id. Hight, W, Topsham, 2f0
Class 4.
Mrs. J, Burton Pike,-Marsh-field,
- 23-J5
Henry Weseott, Montpelier, 2t00
B C. Alexander, Berlin, ti.;S
Charles Dudley, East Mtpr., 115
TT p-ri 1 1 1 1 f""
GIFT OF $40,000 FOR MANCHESTER.
itnjm-t fur Mark Skinner Library in Will
I of Mrs. H. J. Willini-.
1 Chicago, June 8. The will of the late
: Frances skinner Willing, widow of Hen
! ry .1. Willing, has been tiled In probate
court. I lie Mark Skinner library at Man
chester, Yt., is given s-Pi,0O0. The bal
ance of the estate goes to the two chil
dteu.
Successors fo Powers & Grady Co.,
Quin'cn Block, - Barre, Vermont.
ABOUT THE STATE.
Iteiim of Interent Ult-amul Prum Our
Exchii:.
Miss Katherine Hutchinson is expected
in Montpelier soon from New York where
she has been playing the important part
in ''The Girl From Kays." After a visit
with relatives there she is to go to Bar
Harbor, Me., for the summer.
W. 15. and John Bohonan were given a
heating before Justice of the Peace, R. W.
Gile in West Bolton June 3 on the charge
of killing a deer out of season, and w ere
bound over for $l."o each to the next term
of 0, unity court. State's Attorney M. E.
Leary prosecuted and V. A. Billiard ap
peared for the respondents,
E.-& T. Fairbanks & Co , the St. Johns
bury scale manufacturers, have offered
twenty-two prizes, amounting to 118."), for
the most valuable suggestion submitted by
any of their 1,000 employees in regard to
doing the work better, easier, or cheaper.
The prizes will be awarded in December,
and the men are already taking much in
terest in the contest.
GRANITEVILLF.
Mrs. Belle Batchelder of Barre will
display trimmed millinery at Hooker's
furniture store, Graniteville, June L'J'.h
ai;d 14th. Ladies cordially invited.
Notlre to All Vuioii Men.
That the Congregational Church at Wii
liamstown i.s a nonunion job aud all union
men should keep away.
r.esolntion of Sympathy.
The following resolutions were drawn
up by the fellow workmen over the death
of the late Alexander ilkiu, who lost his
life through Injuries received while in ex
ecution o( bis duties a 8 stationary ergln
eer at the plant of Marr tV Gordon, June
6, HH!4. '
Whenas, it has pleased Almighty God
in Ilia inlinite wisdom to remove from
amongst us our late fellow workman, Al
exander H. Wilkin, who was a man of
sterling character, a dutiful husband and
a kind father, always anxious and willing
to lend a helping hand or to extend sym
pathy to any one in time of need or in
trouble; his gentle manner aud many
kiud acts will be long and affectionately
remembered by his many friends in this
community and elsewhere. Therefore be
it,
Resolved, That while we bow in humble
submission to the Supreme Will, we deep
ly deplore our loss, but trust it will be his
eternal gain and that he is in the enjoy
ment of everlasting happiuess such as we
could not have realized to him on earth,
and be it further
Resolved, That -we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to those most near and dear to
him, and recommend them to Him, who
alone, can comfort in the hour of afflic
tion, 44'nt (trail hut sli'cpinjv'1
We tx-.ir the. words
the Masti'r's voioo from afiir.
railing thvoiitrli gloom xml the nih-t of tears
Ili'Ckoiiiiifr to yen 1'i'ight star.
"Not iti'ad 11! t slecpitiH"
It iti the voice of t.od mat conies from above
tic will iiohl (.lie liituil, he will icau the way
Vi to the one w? love
Who ill waiting, just beyond.
"Not (lead hat sleepinp"
Airain the wuriin of ihc savior caini our soul,
Hio-haml anil fattier have left our siiie
But tlo.t will now iilihie;
And with hearts lifted up to heaven
We may, '-Fal her, Thy ill he done."
A sale of dlmitUs at Perry's, regular
loo and 12'jC goods, on Saturday at only
To perj ard.
Card of Thauks.
We desiie to express our thanks aud ap
preciation of the many kindnesses shown
us la onr .bereavement.
Mis. Alex Wilkin
and immediate family.
No ilo Carriage Paint Made
will wear as long as Devoe's. Xo others
are as heavy bodied, because Devoe's
wejmh 3 to S ounces more to the pint. Sold
by Reynolds A Sou,
10
THE STERLING ACTOR
rne.fclivyn
Including Miss Gladys Grey.
and Company
At. the Castle.. Park, Barre
All the Week of June 13th. '
Our Unrivalled Repertoire of New and Great Plays, Never
Before Presented at Popular Prices :
CROSSROADS OF CRIME,
THE FATAL LIKENESS,
THE GAMBLER,
THE CAVALIER OF FRANCE,
THE RESURRECTION,
JESSE JAMES, CINDERELLA.
GREAT FEATURE SPECIALTIES :
Mr. JACK REGAN, - - The Inimitable Comedian
Mr. FRED C. WHITE, - - The Man With the Music
MAE FULLER, - - - Phenominal Female Baritone
Artistically Illustrated Songs,
GEORGE A. MICKEY'S - - MOVING PICTURES
YONDER and BELLMARE, - Grotesque Comedy Acrobats
New York's Headline Vaudeville Sensation,
"The DAGO and the MO
NORTON and RUSSELL.
EVENING PRICES,
SATURDAY MATINEE,
10, 20 AND 30 CENTS
- 10 AND 20 CENTS
Lg Get vour Complimentary 15c tickets at once.
Are now on sale at E. A. Drown's drug store.
JINGLES AND JESTS.
Ileep lii-Miecf,
Ite isn't any no'iuir,'!).
Nor a il-jk,--. n.-t lui we know,
lie is nt.iy J.i-i to- leinmn.
lint we re a-i-'-w in- l.-w.
-Vi.hinBt.-in Star.
Tlif l omit li' Pnrt.
It was a loan who wrote thnt nli
men are created free and eijiial. "It: was
n -woman who puml.cd l;ole( in that
declaration. 'l;k ;ij.ro Tribune.
Tomorrow.
"Tomorrow." said h child to we,
"A wonder wi't occur."
I fifked him wlint Ihe wonder was.
lie -said, "Tomorrow, sir!"
I.ippiin-olt's Magazine.
Perfect SurrotimUnKN.
Thespis-So his arctic lecture was
realistic?
Foyer Yes; the most beautiful frost
you ever wHw.Judj.-o.
The I'h I n ir of the (.Inil llnnit.
The handshake la a dang'rous thlngr.
And in the, friendly clasp
A million niiVrolx-n wait with sting
Wore deadly than an asp.
The new met etraryer's honest grip,
WWeh ripens friemlship's lock,
May lnc!3ir.t(iily let ?l!p
Jfaeilll In a flock.
And so this year of politic
lie cautious, tempt not ffite.
And when you get into the mix
Bewar the rnndl-tate!
Indianapolis (Ind.) Xewa.
Saturday Bargains, June 1 1
Corset Covers, 23c.
Saturday we put on one of our bargain tables, on the first
floor, thirty dozen Ladies Corset Covers at prices never offered
you before for fine made-up goods.
Number lSix different styles, all made of good muslin
and elaborately trimmed with lace and insertion. Made to sell
at 39c. Your choice Saturday, only 23c.
Number 2 One lot of samples, too many styles to mention,
embroidery and lace trimmed, with ribbon, values ranging from
5cto-;cc. Your-choice Saturday, only 23c.
They will go like hot cakes. Remember the best go first,
so plan to attend this sale as early as possible Saturday.
SEE GOODS IN WINDOW.
jm VAUGHA
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Successors io H. B. Taplin Corner Store. 1
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$5,000 Worth of New Merchandise at the s
Smallest Prices Ever Put on New Goods
Here at This Time of Year.
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WE DO IT AS AN ADVERTISEMENT
t-5 To get our name before the public and the people to using our goods. We think
it will pay us, for once a customer here you are likely to
always be one if quality and price count.
We Can Sell the Goods Much Cheaper Than We Expected
And this is how we do it: We were in New York just in time to take advantage
or the great bwcetzer-t'cmbrooke Liquidation Sale and the manufacturers cut prices
as a result of a backward season. Consequently we own the goods much cheaper than
we ordinarily would. Then, too, we are going to cut our own regular profit as an
inducement to have the people come here and to introduce ourselves.
EXAMINE THE FLYER CAREFULLY.
It will, pay you, even if you don't want more than one article, for it represents
something better, than you generally get for the money.
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Cor. State and Main Sts..
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Pope Co.,
Montpelier, Vermont.
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A Bnrre Woman Ask !
'Have you a floor paint that will last two
weeks V" e, we nave lsevoe s; it nas a
beautiful gloss and will wear two years if
properly applied. ' Reynolds & Son.
Laundry Equipment
FOR SALE.
Ail furnishings and equipments of the
White Star Laundry, wuich was recently
partially destroyed by fire, are offered Tor
sale. This is a rare chance for the right
party to start up a business which was al
ready on a good paying basis. For further :
particulars apply to Geo. W. BurgeSS.
COME WHERE THE
Assortment is the Largest
Come Where Prices Are Low.
I J. V. GRADY.
Merchant
Tailoring.
ALSO CLEANING
AND REPAIRING
J. W. GRADY,
UF STAIRS,
OuickniB'ock, - Earre, Vermont.
Fifty Vehicles
on oar floor
to select from
and almost as
many Harness
iritis
rii
We will not be
undersold by
anybody,
north or south,
east or west.
Our Fine Hand-Made Harness, - - $14.50
Don't buy a Wagon or Harness until you see us,
or get our Catalogue. We have a comptete equipment
lor Kubber Tiring old and new wagons.
COLLINS & COLTON,
WHOLESALE 84 State Street, ' RETAIL
Montpelier, Vermont.
An advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.