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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, MAY 18, 1U05.
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QUIET LIFE
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REYNOLDS & SON,
JAMES H. HYDE EXPLAINS.
He Shows That the Equitable Society
Bought No Bonds from his Syndicate
New York, May 18. In testimony
lffre the Frick committee of directors,
velich U investigating the alleged mis
D'unagement of the Equitable Life, As
siiranec Society, James Hazen Uyde,
il'e president, on Tuesday explained all
t'.o business transactions of the syn
dilate known as "James II, Hyde and
sovintes." ..-His testimony showed that
although, the Equitable had bought $13,
'"J,(iOO of -the bonds underwritten by
tit syndicate, it had bought no one bond
ii fftu James II. Hyde and associates,
From the examination of Mr, Hyde
a .id the transcripts of records the com
mittee has learned that there were eight
syndicates in which J. 1L Hyde and
a(:iutes were considered as only one
..f an average of 110 underwriters. The
total amount waa about $300,000,000,
The bonds were all .heavily over-sub
iv.-nbed. In no case was there a single
bund allotted to any of the underwrit
er, it was said, so whatever securities
cine into possession of the Equitable
wese purchased in open market, or ac
quired in regular subscription fashion.
Auer's
fteo 5-Passenger Touring Car!
Two-cylinder horizontal l6h. p., with long hill-climbing stroke. Weight' ijoo
lbs., with detachable tourrean. Prkre $1250. Also can furnish Reo Runabout, 8
h. p., 850 lbs., t $650. Both equipped with two lamps and horn. The Reo is
invented and built by R. E. Olds, the inventor of the Oidsmobi'e. Wij be pleased
to give demonstrations. E. N. ALDR1CH, Agent, GranitevjHe, Vt.
i Every Reader in the City
Should read some one of the following Pa
1 - pers, which can be found on our News Stand:
HEARST'S BOSTON AMERICAN (Daily).
HEARST'S BOSTON AMERICAN (Sunday).
BOSTON FOST, BOSTON HERALD,
BOSTON RECORD NEW YORK WORLD,
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, NEW YORK SUN,
IDEAL BOOK AND
Hale's Block, Next Door to People's
:?AY CASH and
.':a pounds of Salt Fork for $1.00
i' i.necured Bacon, per pound He
n me cured Hams, per pound . 1 4c
T .-j cans of best Tomatoes for .". . . 25c
Don't Forget to Ask For
CHESSER
Telephone
323 North Main Street.
BAEEE, VT.
READY FOR EQUITABLE PEACE.
Both Factions Said to Be Willing to
Make Concessions,
New York, May 18. -It is now said
that both the Alexander and the Hyde
sides in the Equitable controversy are
willing to have the fight called otf. Both
sides are beginning to realize that the
situation is getting beyond their con
trol, and, fearing for their own inter
ests," are willing to make concessions to
secure peace.
It is said that William Nelson Crom
well will shortly take a hand itt the
situation, acting as a "pacifier" between
the factions. Mr. Cromwell's ability
to serve in this capacity has been il
lustrated in several instances, not the
least notable being the late shipbuid
ing investigation. Mr. Cromwell, ac
cording to the report, will appear nom
iimlly s counsel for the Equitable So
ciety, but his thief and only duty will
be to bring about harmony. Mr. Crom
well will iiot talk .about" the matter.
Mrs. Nurox-'" but book cm I get
that will tit me to enter the best so
cictyr Mrs. Ulusox "Have you tried the
check book!" Cleveland Leader.
Ssarsapariili?, Good for
anything? Ask your parents,
grandparents, neighbors, your
own doctor. We will leave it to
any of them. Best blood mcdi-
cine.
Rest nerve tonic. fW;?;'
THE NEW YORK EVENING KAIL,
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS,
ST. ALBANS REVENGER,
RUTLAND HERALD and
TEE BARRE DAILY TIKES.
STATIONERY STORE,
Shoe Store. V. FRANK HARRIS.
GET the BEST
Three bottles of Horseradish for 25c
Three cans of Boston Baked Beans for 25c
Bermuda Onions, per pound 6c
Three pound package of Lotus Prunes for. . . 25c
Your Rebate Checks.
& BIRD,
231-11
Meats and Groceries.
President Roosevelt to Settle
Down.
TO CUT PUBLIC ACTIVITY.
But First' He Will Make One More
Swing Around the Circle
To Pull No
Strings."
New York, May 18. President Roose
velt will make only one more swing
around the circle, according to a Wash
ington dispatch to the World. A brief
southern trip the first two weeks of
October will be his last. " :
When Mr. Roosevelt returns from the
South for the extraordinary session to
regulate freight ratos, he will settle
down to the quiet life. He feels that
since his annovneement that ho will not
he a candidate for another term he has
been criticized for his activity in public,
and he known that the declaration has
been made that he is "laying wires" for
Hoot or Cortelyou. The President wants
it understood that he will not seek to
control the selectiou of his successor,
and will desist from speaking and hand
shaking tours. He will leave a clear
field for the nomination in 1908,
Mr. Roosevelt has travelled over the
country more generally and frequently
than any of his predecessors. His with
drawal from contact with the public for
a period of more than three years will
be in marked contrast to his previous
freedom of movement.
Since he became president he has vis
ited every state and territory except
Florida and Arkansas, lie is exceed
ingly proud of this record, and says
that before he settles down to the quiet
life he would iike to accept the hospi
tality of the two stales he ' has not
visited. '
HI trip before the special session the
coming full will be made with the single
intention of visiting Arkansas and Flor
ida, The President wants it said of him
that he visited ecry state and terri
tory within the United Stair-s proper.
TWO PAPERS ARE MISSING.
Loomis, However, Will Accept
the
Copies.
Waihiiieion, May IS.- MinisU-r Do wr
en, called upon "secretary Taft at th
War Department yesterday and told
him that two essential eablfuranis were
missing from the papers handed him
Monday by the : Secretary. Secretary
Taft thereupon called ' upon the State
Department lor the missing papers, but
they could not be found, although copies
were accessible and, indeed, Minister
Boweu himself had copies brought him
trom Caracas, faecretary iatt was wilt
ing that these ehouldi be regarded as
original. Mr. Loomis also consented to
accept the copies of the communications
in Mr. Boweu's hands as sufficient. As
soon as these papers have been received
by Secretary Taft he will refer them to
Mr. Loomis for furtlir reply. It may
he necesary to send an agent to Caracas
to prosecute the inquiry, but this has
not yet been decided U'ion.
SAVINGS BANK BILL SIGNED.
Loans Must Not Exceed 40 Per Cent of
Capital and Surplus,
Albany, May IS. Governor Higcins
ye-iteiday signed the bill of Senator
Stevens limiting the amount a bank or
trust company may loan to any, one
borrower to )) per cent, of its capital
stock - and surplus and providing tint
where such loans escecd one-tetith of
capital stock and surplus t'tj excess
iiust be seemed by collateral worth at
least 13 per cent, more than the amount
1 hereof.
Child Labor Bill Signed.
Albany, May .IS. Governor llissjins
yesterday signed Senator Hill's drastic
child labor bill, which places upon the
employer -of a child 'apparently tinder
the ftic of sixteen years." a far larger
responsibility than hitheito, It author
izes the commissioner of lnl.'ox or local
health authorities to require of the em
ployer of such cliiiil. "whrse employ'
merit certificate is not then filed," as
required bv law, to produce within ten
days satisfactory evidence that the einhl
is over sixteen or cease to employ the
child.
Ambassador McCorniick 111.
Faris, May 17.- Owing to a protracted
attack of grippe, Ambassador McCor
mick, on the advice of his physician,
has gone to Dieppe for a short rest and
recuperation.
In Its Tenth Season.
Fred Raymond's famous comedy, ''The
Missouri Girl," now in its tenth season,
is a most conclusive proof that pood
clean, wholesome theatrical productions
are always vvhrmied and jfenorously
patronized by the theatre-going public.
The comedy is so closely interwoven
with bits of pathos and siich sensational
incidents as would actually occur in the
liver of such people who exift in "The
Missouri Girl," that the entirety is a
revelation in simplicity and interest in
the art of play buildinjr.
Mr. Ravmoiid has equipped tl e play
with the "best of accessories and spared
no expense in making its production
one thorouoghly worthy the patronage
accorded it.
That its production at the Burro opera
house tut Monday will be one of the
ntifvinjr theatrical engagement ot
the eaon is an assured fact.
In the past nine seasons there is no
plav of contemporary authorship whictl
has enjoyed su.'h universal prosperity.
The fact that Mr. Raymond has three
companies playing the piece is evidence
Buflicient ot its merit ana popularity,
GOODWIN PARDONED.
Lawrence, Mass., Man Gets Release from
Prison After Twenty Years'
; Service.
Boston, May 18. Henry K, Goodwin,
who has served twenty years of a life
sentence for the killing of Albert D.
Swan in Lawrence in 18t5, was par
doned yesterday afternoon by Governor
Douglas. The pardon was recommend
ed by the governor's council. The par
don is unconditional and does not re
quire Goodwin to leave the state, al
though he asked that this be made one
of the provisions of his release.
OSCAR TO DISPLACE REGENT?
The King May Sanction Separate Con-
suls.
t'hristiania, Norway, Maw 13. The
Tasblatt expresses the belief that Kins!
Oscar will reassume the reins of gov
ernment on June 1. Thia is regarded
as a semi-official intimation, and if it
turns out to be correct, it means, pro
bably, that Kins Oscar intends to sanc
tion the Norwegian consular bill, thus
assuming direct responsibility for an
set calculated to irritate his Swedish
.-objects, rather than leave the iepon-
-.ilnlity u the bhouiikrs of the crown
prince repent. ,
Body Found in River.
Keei"-. ST. II., May 13. Medical Bef
erco John D. Proctor was notified yes
terday of the finding of a body of an
unknown man in tho Connecticut river
at Wells Ferry between Putney, Vt.,
and Westmoreland, X. II. After view
ing tho body, Lr. Proctor stated that
it had been in the water a month or
more and appeared to be that of a
laborer about 35 years old.: There was
a wound on the head which might have
fractured the skull, but this, he said,
might have been caused by contact with
a rock in the river after the man's
death. The authorities are endeavoring
to identify the body.
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will use Item, I
recommend
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u the least harmful of til toe dkfn preparattotM."
For Bale hj U Imiggists and Fancy Good lwaier
In the U. 8.. Cn.t, nd Europe. ,
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Pure and Abundant
WATER.
B. F. Smith & Bro.,
Artcsiau and Driven Welle.
1 Oliver Kt., . . Boston, Mass
STRAWBERRIES
PINEAPPLES,
Fresh Supply Received Daily.
BANANAS
At wholesale and retail.
The best received in this
city. All kinds of Fruits
at the lowest prices.
NEW ENGLAND fRUIT CO.,
A. DIVERSI, Prop.,
COR. KA1S AND JLERCHART STS.. BARRf, VT.
DERRICK STICKS
We carry a full assortment In stock con
stantly. VVe have just received a f nil cargo
ot H00 Oregon sticks from I'njfet Sound by
ship, from tiO feet by 10 inches to I'Zi feet
by 32 Inches diameter, Will sell by oai
lots or single slicks and guarantee our
sticks In every respect.
Prices to compete with rail
shipments.
We also ship by rail and woo Id be pleased
to quote prices at any time.
EOSTON OREGON MAST CO.,
Office and Dock,
1 16 Con dor Street, - East Boston, Mass
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We sell Masury's Railroad . Paint,
DeVoe Lead and Zinc Paint. Pure
Oil and White Lead. We can sell as
well as, if not better than, outside
concerns. All goods warranted.
Reynolds & Son,
HARDWARE.
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THE SUREST
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Every Bug Has His Day
But a bedbugs DAYS and NIGHTS are surely
over after the bed has had a thorough application of
DR0WS BUG KILLER.
It completely destroys bedbugs' nests, eggs and bed
bugs large and small. Gives entire freedom from
these little pests. . Peace at night is insured, as there
y is not a bug left. Only 25 cents.
E. A. DROWN, pbSn
46 No. Main St., Opp. Nat'l Banh.
CADILLAC j& MODEL D
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four Cylinder Vertical Engine 30 H. P.
This it the latest addition to the line of famous Cadillac Cars, the Cars which
give satisfaction. We shall be pleased to have you call and examine the new $950
Touring Cars which we have in stock. ' -
The Car That
ALWAYS GOES
CADILLAC
Standard Electric
Compare Our Prices
With those you are paying and see why it pays to pay
cash at Willard & Dix's.
Kennedy's Crackers, Loadoa Cream, Royal Lunch, Graham, Butter Thins, Salthies,
etc., 1 0c per package or three package for 25c
Strictly fancy Potatoes, 50 cents a bushel. In thee bushel lots or mare. ........ 45c
Strictly fresh E?;s, per dozen 20c
Van Camp's Ketchup 20c
A good one for 1 0 cents or three bottles for 25c
' Ug deal on Tobacco. Ideal, a spleudid smoking Tobacco, at 35 cents pes pound.
or three pounds for .,$1.00
Plenty of that nice Butter, per box .....$1.25
WILLARD & DIX,
Soath Main Street, - - Barre, Vermont.
SAN FORD CORN
The Averill Mills,
Telephone 115-12.
Barrc, Vermont.
WORRY
Paints
GERM-KILLER AND
PRODUCED
YOU CAN APPLY IT
Ct'ART. HALF-GALLON, G1LL0N CANS '
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CADILLAC
Co., Bam, Vermont.
(White riint) at
$1.25 per bushel.
23 South Main Street, Barre, Vt.