Montpelier Evening Argus from Montpelier, Vermont • 4

EDWARD CmQUXTTI DEAD. Edward Chlqoette died last night at Do You Realize the Fact TMt WE ARE selling a 40-cent line of Chocolates FOR 25c Per Pound. REB FOX 6 WHERE CAS YOU FIND A BETTER Bargain Opportunity $15,000 Worth of Oriental Rugs Marked Down to Sell at $7,500. 8500.00 Rugs for S250.OO 8300.00 Rugs for SI50.00 $200.00 Rugs for SlOO.OO 8 IOO.OO Rugs for 8 50.OO Every Rug will be shown to you very carefully. Most of these are perfect and not the least bit damaged or soiled.

But all are "offered at about 35 per cent, less than any Rug dealer can buy them The Best Occasion of the Kin I That Ever Game to Vermont People. Look Well into it Don't Let it go by. THE OLD BEE HIVE, Burlington, Vermont. TESTIMONY. A man from up Cambridge way came in the Store the other day and said' I want to tell you about a Raik Coat I bought of you.

I was ut in a hard storm for five hours and never got the least bit damp. A man who rode with me had a Mackintosh and he was thoroughly wet." Rain Coats that are Rain Proof are the kind we sell $10.00 to $30.00 OVERCOATS CUT SHORT, OVERCOATS CUT MEDIUM, OVERCOATS CUT L0X0. Noxh Of The Prices Ark Long. S9.50 to S32.00 PEASE'S CITY HALL SQUARE, SOUTH. BURLINGTON, VT.

HARNESS Washed and Oiled Now is tlie time to have jour Harness put in good shape Wfore the spring rains. A harness cleaned and tilled with oil will look better and last longer. 1 It is economy. Bring your harness to PIERCE'S HARNESS STORE, Coner Elm and School Streets. West End Union House Bridge, KONTPELIE I bare withdrawn uiy application for second class license, and an: going out of the Liquor Business, goods at nearly wholesale prices.

Nelson Whiskey, Hub Punch, Honey Rock and Rye, Apricot Brandy and Honey, G. O. Taylor, German Whiskey, G. O. Blake, Imported Burgundy Wine.

Imported Sauterne Wine, Imported Scotch Whiskey. Cider Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Manhattan and Martini Cocktails, California Sherry, California Claret, Champagne Creme De Menthe, the home of his parents oa hi titer street of neuralgia of the heart. He was well until i. or three days ago, and on Tuesday sight went to the jpera house. Be was taken 111 during the performance and was aecompaned horn, by twj friends.

He went to bed which he did not leave a'ive. The deceased Is a soa of Oder Cfci- queUe and was SO years of age. His sisters and brothers are Joseph, Mabel. Lillian, Florence, Arthur and Georga. Joseph, his.

oldest brother. Is now seriously lit with access oa the brain and may die. The deceased worked at the Col tun shops. The funeral takes place Sunday afternoon. The deceased as a young man of good promise.

Ha was popular among the youDg.men with whom be associated, and bad a great many friends. K05TPELIIK AMD fICIHlTY. Mlm Mabel Wheel xk has been engaged as clerk by the board ot listers. Miss Gladys, daughter of Mr. and Mr.

A. D. Lane, is 111 with tonsilitis. Miss Sadie Finn, of SL Albans, Is the guest of Miss Lizzie, ber sister. M.

Trailman who has been visiting Mrs. Fertll, has gone to Boston. Mrs. John Docberty Is spending a few days during sugaring In Middlesex. The postponed meeting of the Knights ot Columbus takes place this evening.

Miss Florence Casben goes to North-field this evening to attend the N. U. balL Mr. Learb, of Keene, N. has commenced work In E.

W. Bailey office. Miss Jean Cochran is In town from Boston, to visit Mrs. F. Clark, her sister.

H. B. Sholes, photographer, bas rented of Miss Emma Hale the Pembroke house oa Terrace street. L. B.

Brooks, who Is demonstrating coffee at bis store, will tomorrow and Monday give awy 200 pounds. A broken spring on the Seminary bill car delayed traffic on that Hue nlgbt and the car bad to be sent to the barn. Luther. Knapp, of Northfield, was In town today in regard to the purchase of a farm In Northfield. He bas sold for 1175 the right of his patent salve to Albert Hill, who has southern Vermont.

tiupt. C. B. Boberts is giving Main and State streets la the business section their annual spring cleaning, and putting them Into fine shape, Several Inches of mud and refuse bad collected during the winter and had to be carted off. Tbe committee 'of the Congregational church at Berlin, bas rented tbe bouse at 63 College street for the use of tbe pastor while tbe new parsonage is being built and Kev.

and Mrs. J. W. Goffinand family are now locate! there. The 'adies who bad charge of toe cbarity ball wish to tbank all who assisted lnmklng tbe affair such a notable success; also the memters of Co.

li for the the gratuitous use of the hall and Wild.r's orchestra, which donated their services. Tbe Barre City Hospital assiclatlon bas been incorporated to conduct a hospital "not for profit." Tbe Incorporators McSweeney, Llgourl, Held, Stkkney, J. 11. and J. W.

Jackson, Chandler, Lazelle, Spragoe, Goodrich, Pezlel, hi taker, Camp, Braley, E. N. Bailey and Williamstown and John SnnUi, J. M. Perry, D.

M. Miles ana W. A. Boyce. Clarence Thurstou, son of former United States Senator John M.

Thurston, formerly of Montneller, has married Miss Nellie Cotter, daughter of an Omaha railroad switchman, the ceremony taking place at tbe Planter's Hotel, St. Louis, wnere Mr. Thurston lives. Miss Cotter and Mr. Thurston bave bean sweethearts from Infancy.

They attended the same school when children and the Intimacy begun there continued ever since. From tbe grammar school tbe two passed to tbe city high school, and their friendship endured. The Thurston family was high In society In the West, and to those social functions attended them Miss Cotter could not go, but this did not prevent tbe sweethearts from seeking each other's company. When Thurston, senior, was elected Senator, Clarence went to Washington for a time and afterwards SDeat evtral years abroad, bu eventually returned to this country and, going to St. Louis, entered a business bouse.

Bridal Veil FIot.r is unrivalled. For sale by Marvin Sherlurne. 126 tf Latest Metropolitan Designs IN ffllLLINERV ORIGINAL, EXCLUSIVE, ADVANCED STYLES, An early inspection of this line is advised. You will be pleased with the new ideas and artistlo creations. CAROLYN ENRIGIIT'S MILLfNERY PARLORS, 10 Langdon St, UPSTAIRS.

136-tf. The Art Store, No. 1 South Main Street, BARRE, (P.O. Box 8U.) ART NEEDLE WORK, COIX5RED LINENS, 'LUNCH CLOTHS, DOIDIKS, FANCY COLLARS, etc A full line of Stamping Patterns, also Shirt Waist Patterns. Lssons ik Embboidkrt and Lac? Work 85c per lesson of two hours, CAMPBELL A RICHAIlDSON.

13611 L. IN. WOOD. I am now drawing from the last bbl. of Grave'a Grain Alcohol, th: I will have, and if anyone is in need of any, now is the time to buy i 131-4.

CKAJfT THPLETOX'S SUICIDE. Tioublet that Unsettled His Kind Led to the Deed. Ulysses G. Temple ton, of Northfield, died yesterday afternoon from the effects of taking large dose of morphine. He came to on Wednesday and spent two boors with bis wife, who was employed a.

the Uolrn House. It is said that he endeavored to have ber go back to I've with blm, but it is understood the relations between them bave not been over cordial, and she refused. 11- went back home aud on Wednesday afternoon took large dose of chloroform, lie was found unconscious in bed by a gicl who does bis bcusework. A bottle containing morphine tablets was found in bis pocket, and a letter addressed to bis wife lay on tie table. Bis wife was summoned to Northfield.

Templeton lived In this city for a number of years. lie was a carpenter by trade, and at one time while at work on the Cross building fell from the root, the awning saving his life. He kept a small fruit stand also on State street at the Ellis building. Templeton was 35 years of age, and besides a wife leaves two children. Grant Templeton, as be was better known in this city, bas not been in stable mind for some time.

His tfomestlc troubles unsettled blm. Some years ago he was examined by Dr. Macouiber. and his father was then told that be must be kept quiet and away from excitement. If he lived, the doctor said, be expected he would nd in the asylum.

When seen In this city last Tuesday be acted nervous and deranged. Being un-sucessful iu getting bis wife to go home with him his condition was not improved. He went back on the midnight train, and as near as can be figured be took the morphine at noon Wednesday, and was discovered about 4 o'clock. There were 60 grains in the bottle and betook 50 grains. lbe label was found In the stove, but where the, morphine was purchased is unknown.

In the letter Templeton left for his wlfo he asked her forgiveness for what he was going to do. After be was found he did not ence gain consciousness. The drug had then been too far assimilated by his system to be recovered. Tne funeral is to take wlace at 10 o'clockfjaturday at Northfield, from the house and the body will be taken to North Montpelier for burial. The deceased was a half brother of Mrs.

W. J. Pollard, Mrs. Louis Pollard and Clyde Templeton, of this city, and a brother of Mrs. William S.

Snepardson, of Springfield, Mass, and Clara Templeton, ot Los Angeles, Cal. Two sons aged 9 and 7 years survive beside a widow. A CARD. We, the undersigned, dohereby agree to refund the money on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If it falls to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee a 25 rent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded.

W. E. Poole, A. Slade, Geo. Megrath.

Blakelv. Rivers Brothers. MIDDLESEX SUICIDE. Funeral of William Shepard Will be Held on Saturday. The funeral of William Shepard, who was found chloroformed to death In bis bed at Middlesex Thursday morning, takes place tomorrow from the bcuse.

Mr. Sheiard was 55- years of age. and was a long sufferer with palsy. He had threatened to take his life on a number of occasions. It was only the other day he told a mail carrier at Middlesex be would kill himself before long.

fie evidently committed the deed by saturating a cloth with chloroform and then putting it under his head as he lay Our trade machine is better pro position than trading 6taaj8 for Baring. A FULL USE OF FANCY CROCER1E8, and everything relishable Reed Templeton. 116 Alain St. Phone. 155-21 NOTICE! Having moved my harness repair business from Capital Hall to the Ellis Block 31 State Street into store formetjy occupied by A.

C. Spiro, I invite all my former customers to call and see me. New One of Ham- and HORSE FURNISHINGS. Prices the lowest. Come in and see.

me even if you don't buyC E. E. GEE. U3tf 81 Slate Street. FOR SALE.

Two tenement house situated In center of city, urar schools, poet office and Cue minnte. walk to Electric car and two from Well. River Depot. A good investment. ilke inquirimof Jambs Sawteb, 49tf Office in rear Lawrence Building The Man who prefers a POOR Dinner at 25c to a good Dinner at 35c would sell his appetite for 10 nts.

Dishes to Order all Day and Evening. Everything In Season. Hotel her vice at Itentaurant Prices. TRY OUR Domestic Bread Fresh Ere Day. FIELD Restaurant.

FIELDS. the Original and only velvet ICE CREAM Every day of the year Ours Is the best Phone 63-3. We want Old Rags We are sorting oar stock to fill onr con tract, and must have old iron, old rags, old rubbers. If yon have auy, bring to 144 Elm Rod we will pav cash for large ot small lots. Oop a postal card or tele phone 12 and we will call.

We want women to work in our rag shop. Granite City Paper Stock Co. 144 Elm Street, THontpelier, Vt. Opera House APRIL The Most Magnificent Production of the Season. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, ANNE SUTHERLAND IN JULIA ARTHDR'S BROADWAY THEATRE, New York Production, ore Than Queen Seats on sale at Buswell's Bookstore Thursday, April 7.

Prices 35, 50, 75, SI, SEE our Line of Advanced Artistic Styles Millinery Attractions AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. MISS SIMPSON. OSTEOPATHY Is not the best criterion in medicine Osteopathr is successful. Other system are showing matked proKeas by imiiauti; Osteopathy both in diagnosis and treatment. You may have observed this fact it is absolutely true Osteopathy doas tot preteDd to cure ev-erjthlng but it does ur- many hitherto so-called Incurable diseases.

We frankly tell you if we cannot help your case. Ask our former patients about It References are Riven at th infirmary. Kxamuiation is 1'RKE and in strictest privacy. M.yjoliMf ol I Phone 818-4. 64 STATE STREET OlTlCt BOllsS io p.

m. to Evenlngi bj appointment. Office closed Tu -aday and Friday afternoons, as I am in Nortufleld on those days. TRUST GO, AontpelIr, Vermont. Capital $100,000 fully Paid.

Furnishing double surety to depositors over any other ftaviniis bank and trust company in Vermont. Bank pays taxes on depoi-its of or less. Interest lteceived the First Day ou Deposits Made on or before the 5th Day of any month and credited July and January. Every facility given depositota for the transaction of baukiuic business. Safety depo.it boxes to rent by the Month or Year.

T. J. DEAVITT, President. FRANK N. SMITH, Treas.

lH-tf Don't Forget You can have an excellent Choice of VEGETABLES For Easter. Strawberries, Cucumbers, Lettuee, Radishes, Celery, Spinach, Dandalions, and Tomatoes. Send your Order Early and get the First in the Market. ROBINSON MARKET. Phoke, 8-16-11.

are not necessarily good ideas or new crepe good crepe, theietore, you should examine closely before you buy. If you want to feast your eyes on new crcpo that Is good. Look at our new line of Decorated Crepe SHELF PAPERS. You can always find the latest books, by popular authors at Mr. and Mrs.

Dorman U. E. Kent returned last night from their wedding trip and are stopping at the borne of M. A. Kent for tba present and later will take rooms at C.

H. More's. TODAY'S MARKETS Quotations on tn. New York Stock Exciianice, as reported by Floyd, Craw, ford Ac through J. 8.

Oliver, manager local branch. No. 18 lanitdon be. Private telegraph wires to New York aud Cbto- UKO. Open MX 743s' A mal' ted Copper American Car and F.

Co. American Amer. Sugar Kefx- T. and St. Fe.

Sltf SO Sl 13-5X 74 3X 80X US 116 33 IT 144 83X 153K Sb 64 131 i(X 142 114 17Ji 40 ViX 117, 21 69 11S eX 44i 24. 50 2: 39X llH Mi 38 8X 14 77 15.03 14.47 13.11 Clone a 8U 8SX 51 60 39 381 do pfd 8H Bait, and Ohio 81 Brooklyn R. 45 Canadian Pacific. l6 Ches and Ohio 8) Chicago and G. 17 Chicago, M.

and St. 145Jtf CoL F. and 1 32J. Delaware and 154 Erie ae do first pfd 64? Illinois Louis. Nah.

131 i Manhattan 143 Met. St. Mexican Central M. Sc do Mo. Pac N.

Y. Central N. O. Norfolk 115 Id 40 Pennsylvania 11V People's Gas. 973 KeadluK Rock Island Southern Pacific 45 25 60 Southern Railway fttX do pfd Tenn.

Coal and I Union Pacific U.S. Leather U. 8. Realty U.S. Steel do pfd 41 -x V2X Wabash do W.

U. Tel Cottom. May July Oct 89 14.74 15.00 14.43 12.02 CHICAGO MARKETS. Open. Wheat.

May July Sept May July siX 53Jf 51 5JX 39 88 32K 13.65 13.80 8.63 6.80 6.60 6.S0 Cora Oats. 32 12.80 12.95 6.75 6.93 6.85 Pork. Lard. Ribft. July Monarch Mixed Paint is tbe best be-cause It goes the farthest.

CLASSIFIED NOTICES. Lost, Found, Wanted, To Let, For Sals, notices not excelling 4 lilies, 25 cent for first insertion and 10 cents fur each subsequent insertion. Cloverdale Baby Milk I House ana barn to rent, flO per month. Address this office. 133-135 Wanted a Rood capable middle agel woman at tbe Langdon farm to do bouse work.

Telephone 42-2. 136 tf MILK FA EM TO RENT. Sabln farm wnh long established milk route In city ot Montpelier. Address W. O.

Andrews. 133 tf Tenement to Rent on Terrace street, No. 45. Five large rooms, clothes presses, water closet, spring water. E.

W. Jordon, on premises. 132 tf Capable girl wanted for general housework in family of two. Apply after Monday to Mrs. Morris Fletcher Atkins, 16 Vine street.

Wanted. A competent girl for general housework tn family of three. No one need applv who cannot cook. Wages 14.50. References required.

Address Mrs. R. K. Stevens, Hartford, vt. 135-42 Wanted.

Second man or Chef's assistant: one who desires to learn cooking. Field's restaurant. 135 tf Wanted. Installment collector to collect small weesly payments on merchandise account. Good salary.

Position permanent. Address Globe Company, 723 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. 136-9. Madam Woodworth Blake, the greatest living predictor of future events, a burn clairvoyant an.i scien ti tic palmist can be seen at No. 6 Barre Wanted, at once, a capable girl for general housework.

Apply at 153 Main street. 27 FOR SALK at a low price, a fine two-seated steam automobile. Apply to Henry Spear, Burlington Repair Company, Burlington, Vt. 120 tf To rent. Large pleasant front rooms, olectric lights, steam beat, bath with hot and cold water.

References required. Cal) after 5 p. 43 State street, ovet First National bank. 90 0 W. for aal.

at par aad secn4 tatarMt, t. ul. amy put S25.00C at tk. First M.rtcaa;. RagUter.

1 0 per cat Capo. Bead, THE PEOPLE'S LIGHTING. HEATING AND POWER CO of tk. City Bam. ia-tarast payabl.

Jaaaarjr 1 aad Jaly It deaomiaatioa S500t Tk. Barr. Sav-lac Baak aad Traat Tra. ta. Tbe prAoeeda of tkaae Boads ar.

to bo asad ia eaatpl.tiac tk. of a (a plaat at Barra, E. K. DUNBAR C0 159 Devonshire Bottom, Mast, SINGER Sewing Machines, AT A bave a number of NEW DROP HEAD Singer Sewing Machines that are slightly shop worn that we will close out at very low figure. Call and aeetbem.

PHILLIPS LUCAS, 88 State Street. Call and See our Stock and get OCR PRICE on WALL PAPER, Paints and Varnishes. Remember we do House Painting and Papering. 19 ELM STREET. Successful Trader? to Keep well informed to do so, Read our 400 page "Guide to Investors" AND Daily Market Letter" Issued Gratis, Mailed Free.

HAIGHT i FREESE STOCKS, BONDS, CRAIN, COTTON, 85 State Boston, Mass. Deter mining tt Character and Financial res ponsintlHy of your Broker is as Important as wleo loa of rtiitat stocks." PAID DIVIDENDS SINCE 1840 On New York City Bank Stocks which I have for sale. Have stood the test of the worst panics in the history of the country. Past experience should teach investors to avoid new enterprises, for circular. Send Clinton Gilbert, 2 Wall N.

Y. Mrs. J. B. DILLON.

Maaioariag, Chiropody aad Facial Treatment. Special Attention niven to Treatment of Scalp by Practical and Sen sible Method. Lawrence Building, third floor, left. Phone 257-11. 804tf Trimed Hats and Bonnets.

Will be open for inspection on and after Thursday, April 7. MRS. It. HEED, Cor. School and E'm Sis.

134-tf ELECTRIC WORK. I am prepared to wire your Houne or Barn for Electric Lights or Beil, and can furnish Electric Fixtures, Bells, Butteries or anything iu my line as cheap as a first-class article can he sold for. h.ndell.ra, S2.BO ap. Brackets 60c par 61 Caadle Power Lamps, I Sc. p.

Shade, tOc. up. basTt word on slate utotneo In ine rear of Law kKNCl Block, Main btkiw. or address JAMES SAWYER. Clovetdale Baby Milk.

HAVE YOU TRIED ITf tS cental per Quart. BINGHAM MARVIN. Montpelier. Vt. 130tfc and will close out the followin $1.00 bottle 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1X0 I.CO 1.00 100 1.00 1.00 .00 a gallon 1.00 1.00 a pint ICO Hatter.

28,363,797.97 2,928,310.10 125.G92.778.00 E. S. Kinsley, Rutland. R. H.

Hnlbord, Hyi Pari T. S. Peek, Burlington. of Vehicles and Inspect this Lind Ladies' i34ft. National Life Insurance Company MONTPELIER, VERMONT.

ORGANIZED 1850. ASSETS, SURPLUS, 'INSURANCE, VERMONT GENcRAL AGENTS. 8. S. Ballard, Montpelier.

W. W. Spragne, St. Johnsburr. H.

Taylor A Son, Brattleboro. New Line Largest and Most Complete and, Attractive line of in bed breathing the deadly fumes. The drug burned the skin on one side of his face. Mr. Shepard wis afraid bis wife would stay in the same room with him on Thursday and sent her to another room to stay with their daughter, Mrs.

Jones, who was not well. fie was found in the morning when the family went to call nlm for breakfast. An eight ounce bottle on the stand with less than two ounces of the fluid left told the story. The label on the bottle showed tbat It had been purchased at Evans St Bryan's drug store Waterbury. He has not been in Waterbury for several months, but probably purchased at that time and kept in the bouse nntil he was ready to take his life.

Mr. Shepard was a veteran nd received a large psnsion. Be is survived by a wife and one daughter. His oldest daughter died about five years ago. Increase your trade by selling Wise Ring Flour.

It's reliable and uniform. Good today, tomorrow or next month. 33-38 "LANGUAGE WAS HADE to express (or copceal) thought," Insurance has grown to express comfort and ease, and to conceal year, doing business In 36 States. Nat'l Life Ins. Co.

ot Vermont, 8. a Bllard, General Agent, New Langdon Bock, Montpelier Carriage Road Wagons ever shown in Montpelier. Have just received two car loads of the latest style vehicles wmcn win oe soia at remarKaDiy iow pnuco-auu vehicles are of the finest construction and hign-est grade of workmanship. Don't Fail to Call Early Buswell's Book Store YOU WILL BE INTERESTED. GEORGE WHEELER, Repository Opposite Montpelier House, State M0NTVEUER.

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