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THE UAlUtE DAILY TIMES, NOV. 3, lliui.
BARRE DAILY TIMES'
Subscriptions : Oct year, il; one Bsctti. 25 els.
slnjle copy. I cent.
Mmirr of the u!h Pr. The istwt
lrHMbij di from il rw ol tbc ir!d r
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join to r rsi.
Poblkhei Titery Weekday Aftcraocts.
Satored t the p't.ffW at Brr Mtcond
ciu Bi&tter,
Frank F, lantley. Publisher.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1904.
The average daily circulation of th :
Barre Daily Times "for the wcvk pnding j
Saturday was I
copies, the largest paid circulation of j
any daiiy paper in this section. j
Send the news to Teddy, The Wom
an's Social Kooiiomic club if (TiicaL'O
itdvooutfH u state luw granting every
mother a iw-nsion for every child lmrn.
Few nii-n could jo through the same
exjjci ienec as our luirdy president and
iTime tip smilinpr an Konwevelt doe. To
bp thrown lifmllotiir from a lion. nd
esciijie with only a Jew pcrntclieA limit
he the nijn of a luekv etur.
'1 lie lime which the lepil:ttiii'? MpcmU
in wrangling over when it will adjourn
for the Sunday vacation and when it
will resume its sitting could be spent to
hetter ailvantnue in the actual work for
which it is in ppnkioii. U't m l thank
ful that there lire Imt few more t.n
tunities for this over-Xunduv receK
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F.vcrv yourjg man m Barre will
be interested in examining our per
fect assortment of Overcoat!. This
season we are making a display of
then- garments never equaled in this
city.
We have simples of every pattern,
style and cut to be found in any
New York store. We've been there
and we know just what we are talk
ing about.
Boys' Overcoats, $3.75 to $15 00.
Men's Overcoats, 5 00 to 35.00.
WE CLEAR, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
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Quinlcn Block, - Barre, Vermont.
Tin- dttnictino of its municipal light
ing phint by fire in a erious blow to
N'oithtifhl just ut the time when that
'community in feeliiu the effects of a
lmnimH u wakening. And, too, North
field is having more than its share of
visits from the tire Mend. We trust Unit
the dent ruction of the plant will not
result in anything but a temporary net
liack, for one admire the pluck of the
public spirited men of Sorthficld ho
displayed in the past.
THE ALDRICH LIBRARY.
Continued from First I'age.
THK MOIiRIU, HAU, .U'l'liOI'lU A
110 V.
There it u rather jHior outlook foi the
$00,000 appropriation to erect a "Mor
rill Hull" for the use of the Ntate Agri
cultural college at lUirlingttm. The bill
has paused the larger branch of the leg
islature in fact it passed that body
before the people of the state were real
ly aware of it anil before protest could
be, raised. Now, however, a st rong pro
test is W'H'S ward iroin all sections
against the set ting aside of nil amount
of that size for the purposes named,
which are purely agricultural. The bill
has been reported favorably in the Sen
ate but it has been twice ordered to
lie - an indication that there are utormy
limes ahead for the measure. The facts
of the situation are that, the people, be
they farmers or not, believe that the
state treasury is not in condition to
tvnrraiit the out lay id' $iu,000 for the
erection of the proponed building. The
plan embodied in the bill is directly
contrary to the. cry which has becu
used for several years. It. is not re
trenchment. At, the present, time it is
extravagance. It will not behoove the
legislature to put aside its convictions
that economy in slate affairs is needed
pint for this particular case. There
would be the greatest inconsistency in
passing t hi bill, which carries with it
, the largest single appropriation to 1
asked this year and in refusing pa-sage
to many of the smaller ropiest i for
motley, which he been made. The
state cannot afford to "honor nil these
reipiisit ions, and the better plan would
be to refuse them all, eept in certain
cases where absolute necessity demands
the outlay of funds,, This request for
a Morrill Hall at lUu lingfon docs not
come with a pica of absolute necessity
and the condit ions do not iir.pcrutivel y
demand the erection of the building.
Let the project wait a more favorable
occasion.
That car of Greenings i-i on track south
of nU:il Vermont passenger depot. Sea
them. II. L. Aveiill & t'o.
shall come into their hands and posses
!sion by this will and testament, or such
other property ns may hereafter1 come
into their hands and possession by gift,
!or in trust agreeably to the terms of
any divise, Is-ipiest or donation, or by
vote of the city, village or town of said
P.Mri'e ,,r o! Iiervi..e tvilh 1! of tbe nviv.
ileges and subject to nil of the duties
and restrictions set forth in all general
laws which nre now, or may hereafter
be in torce to sticn corporations. ,nd
that Baid corporation muko by-laws not
inconsistent with the laws of this ntxitc,
or the provisions of this will, for it
government'.' And that the trustees here
in named and appointed, and their suc
cessors chosen according to the provi
sions of this will, be and continuously
remain the trustees of such corporation,
and continuously manage, the affairs of
said corporation.
And that said trustees, and their suc
cessors, may act by majority.
And when said corporation is organ
ized and established, as aforesaid, and
to the satisfaction of said trustees and
their successors, it is my will and desire,
ami f request and direct that the trust
hereby created be controlled, managed,
and discharged by such corporation as
fully and completely as though such cor
eorporation was now fully established,
and the provisions of tins will were made
I direct to said corporation instead of to
said trustees as aforesaid; and when such
I corporation is established, as aforesaid,
! it is my will and desire, and I request
'and direct that all find singular the
property and estate hereby given and
j granted to the trustees and their suc
cessors aforesaid, ami that all and singu
lar the rights and privileges herein given
'and granted to, and all the duties
I and responsibilities be assumed and
discharged by, the trustees of such
corporation, as aforesaid, fully and completely.
250 Men Wanted at Once.
Sejre I u and Ihudy offer for Saturday
2"n pairs of men's heavy whit ft cotton,
duck and canvas working and driving;
gloves, which they have just purchased
from a New Hampshire glove factory
at. a big discount, from, lirst eost.j These
gloves are well worth from l.'x:' to 20e
per pair, but thev are vours Saturday
tat only 10c per pair, or three pairs for
1 2,1c, Don't miss this opportunity to
stock up oil glove for a little money.
Escapes From Brattleboro.
lliattlchoro, Xov. 4. W. ,1. tiood
nougli of liiainlon , who for the past
ten years has been confined in thellrat
tleboro retreat, escaped today. He was
nut on the farm cutting underbrush
with an 'attendant.- The latter left him
for a short time and when lie came back
(iooduough was none. No trace of him
i had been found at nightfall.
The American Express C'o.'s ollice will
close at, lit.'JO evcrv eei'mmf event, Mon-
jday, when it will lie open until S o'clock,
' beginning Nov, 7th.
Custer Mining and Realty Co,,
CUSTER COUNTY, COLORADO.
A Corporation Owned and Operated by New
England Business Men.
ASSETS; Custer City,Colorado,2,000 business lots,Custer Electric LightWorks,
Custer Water Works, Custer Hotel, Stores and Residence Buildings, First Colorado
Mining Lode, Livingston Mining Lode, Volunteer Mining Lode, Hiawatha, Pap
poose and Big Chief Mining Lodes, Dolmite Lode (under bond and lease), and
twenty others, including Gold, Silver, Copper and Iron Properties.
The Custer Mining and Keality Company has no liabilities and its prop
erty is absolutely unincumbered in any way.
SUPERINTENDENT AND RESIDENT DIRECTOR, N. E. GUYOT,
Custer City, fiv? years ore u'er PueM Smelting and Refining Co., Cripple Creek
operator untj assayer.
RIPPEY Sc CO., (Established J699).
. iji STATE STREET, BOSTON, MASS.,
Representing the New England owners, have issued a detailed sutement of fjcts
regarding this property, development, etc.
VERMONT EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
H5 St. Pawl Street, - Burlington, Vermont.
A. A. SM1ITI
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CLEARANCE
SHIRT SALE
NOW ON
About twenty dozen Fan
cy Dress Shirts in soft
and stiff bosoms, our
regular $1.25 and $1.50
qualities, to close at only
89c
UNDERWEAR
Clearance Sale
Lot of Wool and Fleece
Lined Underwear, Single
and Double Breasted
Shirts, and Double Seated
Drawers, former prices
$1.00, $1,25 and $1.50,
to close at only
89c
WILLIAMST0WN.
CLEARANCE
SHOE SALE
Our popular $1.98 Shoe1
Sale is still on. Leather
Lined Box Calf, Vici Kid
and High Cut Shoes go
ing at only
$1.98
that would be good val
ues at $3.00 and $3.25.
For a fine Dress Shoe
see our $2.98 counter.
Values from $3.50 to
$5.00 at only
' $2.98
MEN'S OUTFITTERS
Miles Granite Block,
Barre, - - Vermont
Ueorge Odhv will sell at auction.
Thursday, Nov. JO, at 1 p. in., twenty-
uve gooil cows.
The high scboo) whobns will have a
sociable at the town hall this evening.
There is to be a debate, music, etc.
The Christinas tree cutters have be
gun their work again this fall. Thev
are cutting on llavden Jetford's farm
and Mr. McLum's. There are seeral
boarding at the hotel.
Mrs. Lewis Dragon and Fay left to
day for their home in New Vork after
a two weeks' visit with friends here.
The 1'eoples Telephone line is com
peted to So. Barre, also the one to the
(Icorge Williams neighborhood. Sever
al have not got their phones, but will
soon have them. Those already hating
them are Arthur 1'barron, Nye & Wor
cester and .Jerry Hutchinson."
The ettok at the hotel is having a few
days' ' vacation. Mrs. Sanders is help
ing in her place while she is away.
Next Friday, Nov. 11, the ladies of
the I'niversHist society will hold their
annual chicken pie supjier and sale at
the town hall. Supper will be served
from 5 to 7:30, followed by an enter
tainment. The usual price of admission
will be charged and all are cordially invited.
ROCK, ISLAND
Write or call for latest market letter, devoted
to Rock Island. Knutevtlle & Nashville, Wabash,
Erie, Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, Suear,
the Steel stocks and Wheat.
Special attention Riven to speculative accounts.
FREDERICK R.TIBBITTS
Investment Securities
Second Floor, Ames Building, Boston.
i&m'? cztr. Jim.
Currier Building, Barre, Vt.
ALL
READY
to have their Picture
taken! We're all
ready to take Pictures
of any and every var
iety. Don't you want
to give some dear
ones a pleasant sur
prise ? Send him or
her
A GOOD
PHOTOGRAPH
of yourself. Let us
make it for you, and
you can rest assured
it will be good. Visit
our studio, inspect
our work and be convinced.
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BARRE OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, Nov. 5
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FRAN K W. NASO N
Presents the Greatest of All
Scenic Productions,
VHEN
WOMEN
LOVE
By Wm. W. Lapoint.
Presented by an Excellent Company.
The Big City Show, Replete
with Sensation and Pathos, a
Play True to Life. Graphic
Story of Life in New York.
Prices,
25c, '35c, 50c and 75c
Commencing Monday, November 7th,
Continuing One Week.
As an opening in our Handkerchief Department, we will
make a special offering for one week. Most of these Handker
chiefs were ordered in the Spring to obtain special designs.
Being in touch with 'the best Linen manufacturers of Great
Britain, both in Handkerchiefs and linen goods, as well as Swiss
manufacturers of St. Gaul, I am in a position to offer you better
values and to insure you of getting pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
With my ability in these goods defy competition. We can only
mention a few of the great variety of over six hundred do?en
Handkerchiefs.
Ladies Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
ladies' Fort Lioeo Handkerchiefs. 1 -2 Inch hemstiUhtd, each '
Ladies' Pore Linen Handkerchiefs, t-4 Inch hemstitched, each. 10c; three for 25 c
Ladies' Pure linen Handkerchiefs, 14 Inch hemstitched, rery fine, each 124c
Ladies' Pore Linen Handkerchiefs, two rows hemstlkhlnf . fancy, each 15 c
Ladles' Pore Linen Handkerchiefs, with fine emhrtldery, each 1 5 c
ladles' Pare Linea Handkerchiefs, lace trimmed, each
ladies' Part Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, finely embroidered, each 25 c
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchitfs, scalloped, flatly embroidered, each. 25 t
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, fancy hemstitchior, beaatifnlly embroidered, each. 50c, 75c, $1
One lot of Ladles' Hemstitched Haneierchief, embroidered Initial, in pn lio. food ? altie at
lie each, this week at only ..12k
Ladies' Fine Swiss Handkerchiefs.
A nice Handkerchief, lace trimmed or hemstitched, each 5c
Fancy Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, drawn work corners, embroidered. 20 styles, each, 1 Oc, 1 5c, 1 9c
Beaotiful Embroidered Handkerchiefs, scalloped edge, each 25c
Pancy Lace Round Handkerchiefs, dainty, each 25c
Fifty dozen Ladles' Hemstitched lace corner Handkerchiefs, with iaitiaL This Is special ea'y
for this week, 10c Handkerchief for . 5c
Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs.
Pure Linea Handkerchiefs, each 1 24c, 1 5c 25c
Pore linen Initial Handkerchiefs, band embroidered, each 25c
Union Handkerchiefs, Initial, best yoo ew saw, each.... '. . . 10c
Children's Handkerchiefs.
Childrens' Handkerchiefs of all kinds from 2c
Chiidrens' Handkerchitfs, in fancy boxes, each ....15c
Childrens' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with colored Initial, In pretty boxes, pare Linen, per box .. 25:
Don't miss this sale for your Holiday Handkerchiefs.
See our window display on Monday.
T VAUGHAN STORE
paturday s Business Bringer
At the Little Old Store on the Corner.
Our experience has taught us that about this time of the year, or any time
after Jack Frost begins to get neighborly, that people begin to buy Comfort
ables more. We are well pleased with our sales in this stock so far and every
Comfortable will bring its regular profit, but we like to see things hum ia every
department and this seems to be about the only stock that hasn't contributed
something to our Saturday Specials or the most popular sale in town, so on
Saturday it is Comforters. The $z. jo and $2.25 goods at $1.98. Excel
lent assortment of colorings, made of sanitary batting, covered with sateen
and silkalines. Of course the 2j will go fast. The store is open at 7 A. M.
$3.50 White China Silk Waists at 98c. Next Spring will soon roll
around and we want an entire new line to show vou. That's whv
32 to 42. '
ares,
The Pcrlcy L Pope Co.,
(TAPUN'S OLD STORE)
Cor. Main and State Sts., MontpcBer. PERHY B. POPE, Manager, t
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Choice Cut Flowers and Floral Designs a Specialty.
Winter Flowerin? Plants and Bulbs of all kinds. Get your Bulbs n'artei no .
best results.. The cost Is small and the result la SPrine cheUul afl Our Ion Winter Art
easy to cultivate Directions cheerfully ei?en. fike lot of Boston Fena wdX PlaS
suitable for the home. More open every day ti! (..,,,, ,r T V
for flower orders only, from 9 m. to 12 o'clock noon P' Suodlyl'
EMSLIE, THE FLORIST,
TelephoneStore, 152-12: Greenhouse, 201-11. OTIS BLOCX. PFii tpwt
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