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THE BACKE DAILY TIMES, JUNE 12, J 'JOG.
BARRE DAILY TIMES'?;
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fetac-Mlm bt Yur. $3: Oat KtbZS cts 1
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. ClaM Matter.
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TUESDAY, JURE 12, 1906.
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The averaw dailv circulation of the j
Barre Daiiy Times for tha week tndieg
Saturday was
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4,115
copies, Ui largest paid circulation of
any daily paper ia this section, I
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" Among the things nipped hy the frn.t ',
was ,jv. Bell's corn. j
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We wager that The Fphjaf of I',w'tor .
grinned yesterday. J j
Editor John,!! of Randolph Undcd ;
on bis, feet in tba Orange county sens-!
Worship fiiiht, ami the republican voters J
. v ill make no mistake if thvy, send him
to Jloiitwlier next full.
We are surprised that London should J P" fastened. Tin cer-j
make wh a "fuhs and featU-rV oicrfn'y epoeh, one in hhh the people;
Wn..an n,l hi bride. Little won-)8 '".ir.g to separate the right from i
dr that the Lonanurths seem a little
bored by the attention paid them. Kven
if the bside is the daughter of the Pres-
ident of the Vnited States there is no j
for the' tremendous curiosity dis-;
. played by the Britishers, any more than j
there was of Americans over their mar-j
-ring.
' TUTS XEW LIGHT ON CASE.
To the newspaper reading public who
hate been following the conduct of the j
Tuokrt- "tiiul in' Massachusetts' a ' uew j
' phae is put on the ease by the -article ,
in the Boston News Bureau, as reprint
ed in The Times today. Thm public,
which has been acting as a jury in and
of itself, was dependent upon the pres
1o give them the evidence that cainjwor y0U. jtcbison' Globe.
to the court, tin such evident that ! .
cam to them a great part if the public j
was forced to believe that there was J
grave doubt of the young man's guilt.
According to the Boston News Bureau,
however, a great part of the evidence,
and a most damaging part, never reach
ed the newspaper readers, for the reason
that it was unprintable in a decent jour
nal. In fact, the court attendants did
not hear a portion of the testimony, for
it was decided by agreement of the
counsel that it should not lie read, but
should go direct to the jury room. What
this evidence is perhaps will never be
"made public, and it is well that it be
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the case the jury composed of the news- j
paper reading public will take a differ-!
ent view of the conviction of the unfor -
tunate young , niaa who received the
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ii4-ui.o ivaiiajr so inuiiiiii;. ;
"WE, ARE IV AS ErOCH." j
Aa if Tiis defense of the Standard!
oil trust were, not enough to give him
fame, Chancellor .lames R. Day of Syra-
cUiie university now comes out with !
a wordyes, several words in favor of i
the beef trust which is being broiled and
the-President' griddle. Chancellor Pay i
declares, that "this is an epoch we are
in"; ." and , it certainly is, but not in
the same way that the Syracuse man
'states. He says: ( "Nothing is right,
everything is wrong. Everybody seems
to be on the verge of being drawn into
the tilth of slime, of defamation, or the
deadly firedamp of suspicion." Chancel-
jor my does an injustice to the epoch
wntcu no iini'n viifi ni9 jirewrnce; ne
fovget San Francisco and the sjilendid
outpouring of material sympathy in" its
time' of 'need.' Is the epoch bad and are
the people rotten at heart when they
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DO YOU GOOK WITH GAS?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
GAS RANGED FREE
To the first one hundred persons order
ing Gas in the month of June we will give
the free use of a Gas Range. , ;
Call at our office at once and place your
, order and get a RANGE FREE.
Peoples Lighting, Heating and Power Co.
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings.
213 North Maia St. Tel. 26-2J. Barre. Vermont
well ?k'!uVncf 1 liijt r.erhoou i :
death of the !(" V"ii!iu:ii MeKiidpy
in Oianll.r. Day, own state he Kj
m,Ht h"8 f""tlpn- ' ,
the nation rie and extol bio . virtues :
a a man and a citizen T - j
j be two jUTf instances puked- out
at random, but they t.iow : tlie prrvrl
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) that where there is virtue, where tiiere .
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praine and credit, fhey show finally, in
i contrast with some other matter of '
more recent occurrence, t Fx t. where there
t is reason for condemnation the people, of
nation are tis qukk- to roiiJenm
and to plaee the idioms. Whether tlioe
condemned lie the Uef trust, the oil
tru-4, the iuiuram grafters or the fjov-1
eminent embezzlers, ttiey are all being j
uncovered in thfc uncovering epoch. Let ;
Cnancellor Day pie hpecirie iiUm-es '
wherein person or- things have lieen
a n 'into vho deadly firedamp of mh-;
PV when attereveaU did not prove I
t drawing wu correctly done.
e cnii siiow one- ue where unjust
"charges were broiuht. the g eminent .
lean produce ten case where the u
i the ron.
JINGLES jVND JESTS.
Queen of Today,
flutter of frills and luces
As light as the air that e breathe,
(O'er all most bewitching of faces;
luer an most oewiu-mng oi laces; j
' An akle, silk-arched, uiideinoath,
A chaperon, wine in Iier duty,
A hammock, a nook and a moon
Behold the American beauty, .
A maidca new-bum with the dime!
ludjp'.
Right to Work.
Ever occur to vou tliat vou are tailed
upon every day to do a lot of unneces
sary work, in adition to thAt you are
compelled to do to earn' a living! 8o
! monv nu j fKlflt' 4Kav liai-A t-ioht In
' Vncll. '
You buy some outlnr clothes,
lU-Blicn your house, "To lt,"
Tou bid goodby to city woes.
And this Is what you set;
Tha chincer la the Brass,
Tn brown bug In the bed,
The snake In the glass.
The swelling In the bead.
New York Press.
Still More Dlffletalt,
Did you ever .notice how awkwari
the average woman is iu driving A
Lorse?" "' -. '
"Ves. Strange, too, for a lot of tbem
are pretty graceful at managing a mul
of a husband." Detroit Free Press.
She Sho.ian'f Have Tom.
aiay i ana your ager aio mm oaiu, ma i
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maid with eyes of blue. I
m twenty-three," saw tne blue i
maid.
And the bad man said "Sklddoo!"
Cleveland 1'laln Dealer.
.-' . . ' Lovealclc.
"lou ghould hustle more," she said.
"Be earnest and ambitious to acquire
a fortune. You can't make auytbing
by sitting still."
"I can make love," be simpered.
rtlladelphia Tress. .
Why, Oh, Way?
Why ia It folks alt this way In
The car we miss.
While In the car we catch at last
We'rejammedlikethis?
Catholic Standard and Times.
Evealaft Thiaga I p.
"Jajgers seems to be down pretty
low." . .
"Yes; a dan usually does get down
low whose only Idea is a bleb old
time." Philadelphia Ledger.
The Saddeat. '
Of atl sad words
TVHh which we're hit
The worst are. "Dear '
Sir Please remit,"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
iffrtfrtnfsi I
June is the " Negligee"
month. Here arc Shirts
that will add to yourcom
fort, every day. There is
no check to the populari
ty of the plaid. For a
novel pattern see our scroll
designs soft pleats with
embroidery on center, pan-r
els and cuffs, also three
color effects on white
grounds, scarfs of one col
or. We get samples of
all the new ideas as soon
as they are made.
' Special prices .on all
soiled goods to clean -jip.
WE CLEAH. rRESS AND
RET All CLOTHIKG.
' Madaea.
Spaniel Where did you acqulrs your
j taste for art?
j Pug When 1 wag rjuite young I one
; bit aa art student Life.
Plain Ra(b.
Wben we want aflvlce that's helpfuU
We must buy It, all agree.
We get nothing good for nothing
That's not good-for-nothing. See?
Catholic Standard and Times.
CbIU of the Sewly nick,
"Was he Iw.rn with a silver auoon in
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vitu a surer aniie in ins
mouui. smart !.
Aaothi e Trraloa.
Little beds of! flowers.
Little coats of paint.
Make a pleasant cottage
Out of one that ain't. ,
' Minneapolis Journal
A Ce4 Deal Samrseaa.
Landlady Fhstk i good brain food.
Boarder I'll bava brain fever if I
! stay here rnucb longer. New Xasrlt
! Tress. -
As Spoke.
A briquette la a little brick.
But let this notion soak ,
Into your mem'ryt a croquette
la cot a little croak.
Judge. '
A Good Flgttrc.
Howell That girl Is a picture.
Powell The picture bas
frame. Detroit Free Tress.
good
Pictorial Perils, (". ,
I bought myself a camera; ,
Lrnhappy ta the, end. .,, ' f w ,
Each time I took a portrait
I lost another; friend. ,-,..- J
Jialtimora Sun,
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174 Main Street,' Batre, Vt.
N0R1HFIELD.
Mi- Florence Cahu of Moiii)olier
viNitwi her . aunt, ilirs Alien Clancy,
oer Muid.iy. -
Everett TallKit. who has been visiting
his parent, Mr. and Mr. James H. Tal
Isd. fur the last ten days, leaves 'to
morrow for Rutland, where he will vWt
relatives before returning to New York
city. . -- - '..,
thildren's day was appropriately ob
served iu the different churches in the
village on Sunday, with exercises by
the children, consisting of instrmmmtal
and vocal music and recitations.
Mrs. -Fred llreene left yesterday for
Burlington in company with her moth
er, where they will reside in the, future.
Mr. tiivcne. recently purchased the Hunt.
Icy steam laundry business iu that city,,
where he went a week ago.
Mis Maude Hones is wailing with
her cousin, , Phil K Howes, in Mont-pclier.-
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"Mrs. Dwight Howe visited in Roxbury
yesterday.
Miss Myra Judd of Iowa i making a
short .-visit with her aunt, Mrs. W. S.
Cunhtnan, On Central street.
Fred M. Kempton, who has been in
Montfieliec during the past month, has
returned to town. He will complete, the
new liouse beint; built by - Edward -Me-;i:il1in
while here.
The graduating elates of lth the
high and graded schools enjoyed a cl-s
ride to Berlin pond Saturday,
Miss Winifred FJlis lias returned to
her home iu Roxiniry.
John Cross is a visitor in town for
a - few- days. -
All's. Henry W, tlrser has returned
from s ' visit in Granville. '
Frank Dutton is moving from the
Hombton house on Elm street into the
Kidder bouse on Main street. - "'.,.
"Mrs. ; Nellie' TiTden was in Barre -on
Saturday at George Tilden's.
lr. and Mr. Joseph J.Vnny returned
from their wedding trip to Montreal
Saturday evening.
.1. WV Crady of Barre was in town
Sunday.'' .- " .-;' . "'-":
Mark Bogties is moving from the Ful
ler house on North Main street to the
houie vacated by Frank Dutton on Elm
street,
Mra. Joseph Lavolette of Barre visit
ed her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Nicholas
Flood, over Sunday.
- Edgar Taplin of South Ryegate visited
his brolher, Linwotxl Taplin, clerk , in
the notional ' bank,, Saturday and Kun-
day.i -'l ' ., i tnr ;- s;, f
Mrs. Oeorge Sanborn, who has been
ill at her home on Central ' street for
the i 'pa t two weeks is much improved.'
l'rof. t S. ( srleton was a butsines
visitor in Montpelier yesterday.
WV A, Shaw, who has lieen ill with
the grip for the last ten days, is much
better. -
.lrof. E. A. Winslow, aited by How
aid Sharpe and Neal Richmond, is mak
ing a survey near the village hall in
order to establish the exact lines of the
property owned by the vilage. It it
understood that the village trustees are
to roaka several improvements at the
hatl. They are alio considering the
proposition of erecting a new building
for a city jail.
THINGS THEATRICAL,
Blanche Deyo has scored a bit In
The Social Whirl."
The mother of James K. Hackett has
witnessed every stage performance her
son has given siaee be became a star.
Thomas K. SJien's season in tragic
repertory has lieen so successful that
Nixon and Zimmerman bave extended
It so as to Include other cities in bis
tour this spring.
James K. Hackett la a son of James
H. Hackett, knun as 'Falstatr Hack
ett and one of the greatest of the old
time actors. He was a personal friend
of President Lincoln.
Paul Kester. the author of "Friend
Qannah'' for Annie Russell, Is the les
see of a Jblstorlc castle Iu England,
where he writes all bis plays. Never
theless be Is an American by birth.
Charles Cberry, who plays the hero
of "Cousin Louisa," was selected to be
the leading man with Maxine Elliott
when she first became star, and be
has filled the position for the past three
seasons. "
Nellie McCoy of "The Earl and the
Girl" company Is well known as an et
ceedlngly sgllc dancer. . Miss McCoy
tspends considerable of ber time, trying
to Invent new dancing steps' Originali
ty in this line Is necessary.
GOWN GOSSIP,
Tha newest shirt waist Is a very
mannish affair, except that it has balf
sleeves. . ' ' '-v
Everything Is princess or empire
when It comes to gowns. . The girdled
waist is a rarity.
The most popular gown is made of
soft silk, veiling, chiffon, cloth, lace
and other fine materials.
A favorite skirt decorstJon Is that ot
applied bauds to simulate wide tucks.
These often give the appearance of a
triple skirt and are very well suited to
tall wmneu.
.A. new devotion to the embroidered
monogram on the left sleeve bas shown
Itself. Last year the idea was tolerat
ed, but this year the most exclusive
shirt makers are pushing It.
A survey of sprlug fashions satisfies
the observer that the ouly real Issue" of
importance la the waist line. Get that
right, and the gown Is sure to be cor
rect. The waist Is high and spparently
untrstumeled, whether the gown be
princess or not. New York Post
CURIOUS CULLINGS,
Patent medicine manufacturers flour
ish In South Africa, where a medical
call' In the city costs $5, while in the
country the charges are almost pro
hibitive. A New South Wales farmer went out
the other day and tied his small dog to
a fpnee. On bis return be found a large
carpet snake attached io the end of the
leash and no slsna of the dog.
Miss Florence I. Nicholson, secretary
of a London children's dinner fund,
said the other day. "It Is a common
thing in the slums of Bethnsl Green to
see n baby sucking a whelk' steeped In
ln'" - ' ,- .V, ;
A public school magnslmv contains
this courteous announcement: "The
editor will be very pleased to hear of
the deaths of any of the old boys." No
drifitit the old boys wilf oblige tlie edi
tor from tinia to time.
GLEANINGS.
Persia has a papulation of 9,00,000.
witb an area ot ejIWWO square miles.
Chemical fire engines are used In
Sydney, Australia, and tbey are likely
to be used, largely hereafter to check
fcusa fires during the summer months.
For years the crowded provinces of
China have been disgorging their sur
plus population into Mancburia, where
homes or land could be bad at prices
usually below the cheapest government
land In America.
New Zealand, with a populatioa of
between &K),0Ciq snd 900,000, spends
3)0,000 , year on old age pensions.
In Denmark the annual cost Is about
2lii,000 per annum.-"- spread over a
population of about 2,500,000. ;
A great colonial exposition will be
opened In Marseilles this spring and
continued throughout the summer. It
will mark the first attempt to'organ
lze a comprehensive manifestation of
French colonial work and la arousing
much interest
' Qseer Tlbetaa Cualom.
Every Tibetan family U compelled to
devote Its first born male child to a
monastic life. ; Soon after birth the
child is taken to a Buddhist monastery
to be thenceforth brought up and train
ed In priestly mysteries.
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Tennessee i the Volunteer State,
the name being acquired during the
Seminole war, when' a large number of
volunteers went forward from Tennes
see to take part in the struggle.
A Coatly Pad.
One of the most ettravagaot of wo
man's fads, on record was that of a
Frenchwoman, the Marquise de la
Hocbe-Fonteille, who, It Is said, had bcr
bed decorated With orchids. These
were changed .three times a week at a
weekly cost of nearly $1,000, '
';: - - White of aa Kcav-" i'
A package or envelope sealed with
white of egg eannpt be steamod open.
Golden j&
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A 10c Cigar in a 5-cent
size. Not a long smoke,
but very satisfying. .
5c
AU DeaJera.
'O.C TAILOR & CO., Props,
Burlington, Vt. ,
EASY AND SAFE TO USE
INEXPENSIVE.
KILLS LICE
ON AIL UVE STOCK.
0I8INFECT8.
CLEANSES.
PURIFIES.
It has to many met that M la
a nsoetilty on ivtry faro.
CURES MANGE, SCAB, '
RINGWORM, SCRATCHES
Destroys AU Disease Germs
onivc away rues
roa sua T
C. H. KENORICK & CO.,
Barre, Vt
SEND FOR FREE BOOKLETS
FOX FATON, Mar. '
J. K. HOUAN, hrsiiient Mgr.
THURSDAY, JUNE 14
Thm Original and Genuine
San Francisco
Moving Pictures!
Exactly the Same as Presented
- in New York and Boston.
Ruin! Desolation! Death!
Flighting the Flame.,
Dynamiting Bnildings,
Shooting the Lootora,
Bread Line,
Doctors at Work,
Camp at Presidio,
In addition to the San Franciwro Views
Moving Pictures never shown be
fore will be presented.
Children,
Adults,
- - 10c
25 and 35c
, , .'USHERS'. BENEFIT..
Tii kf ( TiicmI.i) r.ve at Ili'd l'rs rtiarmary
Oomo to lis . n
For Ladies' Belts, Silk and Taffeta Gloves, Ribbons,,
Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist Suits, Kimonos and Wash
Petticoats. A large assortment to select from.
SPECIALS
White Shirt Waist Suits, - $2.25, $2.98, $3.25 up
Colored Shirt Waist Suits, 1.00, T50, 1.98 up
8c Colored Figured Lawn, per yard, - - - 6c
17c Fancy Black Lawn, per yard, 12 l-2c
19c Fancy Lace Stripe White Goods, per yard, 12 l-2c
12 l-2c Bath Towels, large size, each, - - r 10c
12 l2c Hemstitched Huck Towels, each, - 10c
JUST RECEIVED
Ten Dozen Lawn Waists, trimmed with fine cm
broidery and lace, collars to match. These are $1.50
Waists and are now on sale for only $1.19 each. .
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Time is Jiere for us to commence to clear the Ready-made
Department of its stock. Up to now we have had special
price days, but from now on every day will be a special
price day, and it the style, quality and workmanship that
we offer you for the money,asked for it has anything to do
with it, we'll have a Record Breaker Sale. Every Suit new
this season and direct from the best makers of the land.
Suits now
Suits were:
TIIE PERLEY E. POPE GO,, Montpelier
P. E. POPE, Manager.
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Of delicious aroma and savor, due to perfec
tion of goods, expert cooking and cleanliness of
process, greets the fortunate diner upon our
Canned Vegetables. It's too early for reason-,
able prices in new produce, and besides being
more expensive it's not easy to prepare such
inviting dishes as our cans turn out.
TRY THESE FOR YOUR DINNER
Asparagus, a S-pound can for '..,..'... 35c
A.paragu Tip, a small can for ..,',.. 25c
Own Lima Beans, a 2-pound can for ....... . . .12c and 15c
Small Refttgt String Beans, 2-pouud can for. . '. :10c and 15c
Siimdafh, 2-pound can .for ......12c and 15c
l'pac, S-jwind can for .... .12c and 15c
Corn, jwr an I0e 18c and 15c
llot, 3-ponpd can for .12c
Hurt ifultural Beans, 2-pound can for ,12c
Ited Kidney Beans, per ran , ......12c
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TONIGHT and
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Prices, - - 20 and 30c
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