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The times., 1898-12-01
THREE SPANISH SHIPS RAISED
Now En- Route From Manila to Hong
Kong.

Kong
Three Spanish ships which were sunk
in Manila Bay by Admiral Dewey s
squadron have been raised and are now
en- route to Hong Kong, where they will
be completely refftted and repaired.
These vessels are the cruiser Don Juan
de Austria and the gunboats Isla de
Cuba and Isla de LuZon.
The contract for restoring these craft
has been awarded to the Hong Kong and
Thompson Dry Dock Company for $780,
600 in American gold or 477,000 Mexican
silver dollars.
With the three raised Spanish ships
and the Iowa, Oregon, Helena and Buff
falo added to Dewey's fleet its fighting
strength will be twenty vessels, exclusive
of squadron of coliers, supply ships,
tugs and hospital ships.
The times., 1898-12-01
sMoTHERED TO DEATH.
Two Men Killed by Falling Earth
at GiOversville, n. Y.

ter and John NJ. Byron while shoveling
sand in this city today were buried under
mass of earth which fell suddenly on
them and on Edward Monahan and a
team of horses. Monahan and the horses
were rescued, but Byron and Kuster died
of suffocation before the shovelers could
reach them.
The times., 1898-12-01
departments have been passed upon by

departments have been passed upon by
their respective heads.
]. c. L. Harris. representing the gov
ernor of North Carolina, visited the
President yesterday, in company with
Assistant Attorney General Boyd. His
mission was to secUe the revocation of
an order directing Mai. C. L. Davis. OF
the regular army, who is acting adju-
tant general of North Carolina. to join
his regiment in Porto Rico. Secretary
Alger has the matter under considera-
tion.
Among the callers at the White
House yesterday were Senators Chandler.
Gear, Hale, Fairbanks, Lodge, Mason
and Teller: also Representatives Hill
born, Loud, Tawney and Russell.
The times., 1898-12-01
A SPEEDY CURE

for Lost Manhood, Weakness, Nervous Debility
Impaired Memory, Results Of Errors of Youth,
Blood Poison, Diseases of Kidneys and other
organs. Advice and valuable medical book. seal
ed free Address Dept. c, DIR. GRINDLE, III
West 18th ST., New York City.
no97- -Su tu, thu-3mo
The times., 1898-12-01
He WILL PLEAD INSANITY.

The Case of Frank SinytOn Goes
Over Week.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. SO.-A continue
ance of the case of Frank n. Slayton, of
Richmond, Va, the young man who rep
resented himself as the nephew of Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee, and who was arrested for
stealing a check from Edward n.
Phipps, at the Temple Bar, week ago.
was granted in the City Court this morn
ing until week from today. Insanity
will be pleaded as a defense.
The times., 1898-12-01
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ali drug.
cists refund the money IL 1t fails to cure 25c The
genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
sklg-tu tn sat-U
The times., 1898-12-01

DR.. Henry's Cough Syrup cures
coughs and all bronchial affections
which this weather is producing.
At all druggists I5c.
The times., 1898-12-01
EDUCATIONAL.

PTTAIAN SYSTEI OF STENOGRAPHY thoroughly
taught for 50 a month. 9l5 Ii St NV
nO7s-deI
The times., 1898-12-01
Suits and OvercOatS
:,i x'''; ;'i ;';;!; 81; IS $40

Well want you to make compa rison 'twixt these
clothes and the last SIS suit your tailor made you Our
garments won't suffer by the For we've come to
the toppest qualities Real Scotch cheviots-geru-
inc English melton sungs-fne dlgonals-plan and
fancy cloths. The Suits of a half dozen styles
They're silk sewed lined with the best wearing of sufs
Taken right from the fashion plate And the OvecoatsI
What wonders of goodness they are Plain blacks and
blues, handsome whipcords Silk lined and satin lined
and half lined with silk velvet and self col a q "A
lars The best in the markets Get your iii
90 9z3 Penna. Ave. N. W.
.a.. :. s:s:.a
The times., 1898-12-01
All SIS and s|6
Suits and ovsrcoats g 7.5O
go for WI

This first lot of leaders of this grade perfect
These newly unpacked goods just to the
notch. Nothing goodness could ever be said of
such tailoring All of nobby and neat effects in
cheviots (the good all-woo sor). Scotch mixtures,
wetoned cassimeres and plain blacks and blues whose
color will last long the goods hold together They
are cut single and double breasted and you who want
cutaways will find EN- Lined with fine grade of Ita
ian cloth. The Overcoats are black and
blue metons and kerseys and fine black Ss 4 Il IL
thibets Some are half lined, some with 3 4 .GU
satin with farmers satin and serge. 90
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

! 4 lronl -,
4,a - sooa ssory Is toll by st. Barrie e
o. elMirarirenesa Of the Japanese, Wind
IS e"ally credible, for was it nor a Jan
a4ese VINO when he was told to make .
SO faithfully did he carry onr +1o ~ -
t.rI 'na' d rent and darn i'll one Of the
' s~+.s was carefully executed i'll the new
garment
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
Just His Luck,

| II pay no more,' shouted (zinhl,
When the insurance agent called OF
4lh: NO more accident policy for me
Leu er lapse. 1t s just the same as burn.
ing money for me. No use in arpuin ny
JoI!yln now. I'm done donatin.
wouldn't give 4 dollar on the million
10 ne insured against accident
WHAT'S the matter, man? Our com.
pany good as gold. "
don't care whether it ia or not
III accident proof. When I was Iearnin
TO ride my bicycle fell eff 200 times
ny actuaI count and never as much rs
spralned finger. I was in runaway
where four other people were all damned
up ana didn't have scratch. Two
months ago [ was in that railroad
wreck ana every living soul in the cor
nut myself was hurt. fell off the
street car this morning dropped through
ING open cellar door when went homo
10 4unch ana was standing right beside
my stable man when horse kicked
4I4n cIeir across the barn. and I'm lust
10 sound as the day | took ont that mol
ICY That's just my internal luck. Not
Another dollar will you get ont of me "
Inc next day Gimbly was laid nm
WIN twisted back incurred bv tossiur
ne oaby III the air. -Detroit Free Press
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

c.:..:,-, \, rI0Ia Wvmlu'4 store, 3
,;+-In '',, Villagers in Sebac, Me,
.4y,-N traI,o. rr,r "a Ilem -4pn in
s sr4Nn" W. ,,.hicb half 4 eeniurr ago
-,-r,a ,,,,'h in evidence. Wilum J.. yf0r'i
, W. ,I w. Nrn,-. If Ser, Brswns chase Of
.o-| , ,,'I ~, .no,v4boas.
Wv" .,vl,, l.n,,v -,stb 20 he SAIL "Oae Il
4ho s,,,o,rIsr and bguGipst men n bis
l-U ' r-,a+ ay.r rrt r,mbor trees or drove
4r@ p1noh.cor I'm IN rDe L,lu.-alus re-
.,,.. F,.,.r,,o,.,- ha was o..6 nrpspogt-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
HOW A MAN MADE C7,OCO.
Because the Chap Who Lost 1t Told His
Husiness In a Cafe.


Don discuss your private business
affairs III public place, said al old
Brooklynite to the New Yorker who APP
preached him in cafe near the city
hail. Then the Brooklyn man, pointing
out Il real estate dealer, said:
Talking ab0ut business deal il
this very cafe cost that man 81, eco, and
the money Went into my pocket rco.
You see, he represented a syndicate thar
wanted re- build On some property in
which [ was interested as the owner Of
one house and city lot. The agent did
not know me from a Cauarsie clammer.
Well. be came III here with a friend
one Of the svudicatc-for luncheon on
an afternoon il last July. They took
seats at this table I sat at the next
one.
Il began to take netiao, as grand
mas say, when heard tho STRANGERS at
the next table discuss quite loudly a
deal III relation to the property adjoin
ing mine. The agent had ordered a line
layout for luncheon and was evidently
well pleased with his deal. He said to
LIS 4IltuU.
e" Well, pulled of She trick for
that property at 2l9 Cheap street today,
Lhe owner Thought I was doing him
favor. | started in at 3lj, 600 and ,iual-
ly closed with him for SIS. GEO. He Bit
III hurry. Why, the properly il worth
SO, 600 If it's worth a dollar to us.
Now must look for the chap rhar owns
22l. He Il be glad TO get 3ls. 600 Tor
his house. 1t 5 lucky for US they re not
On TO the fact that we want to buy that
entire block.
Il didn need to do any aarcst!rop- +
ping, you see. That little sneach Of tie -
agent cost him exactly 81, 000. You can =,
eadl!y guess chat I, as the 0wnaf Of 9!9!I i
heap street, was not especially anxious
0 sell after thar. kept Mr. Real Es- 4
ate Man on the jump for nearly i've a
months, and when I let up On him I p,
OF my price. exactly $9J.000-a neat :
title profit # $1,000 above what u
'ouId have gladly accepted. So vau see r
le point OF my remark to you. Don :,
lscuss private business affairs in a Dub-
c place. Now We'll 20 to my office. 10
nd III listen to your proposition. - ,'
ew York sun. -.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

6IscEwood set a high value On Mn
slhn contributions. "Thera is 9nn ma
cnllar excellence" he writes ain Ri,
Writer which strikes us Scotstnen-hi.
easy Automatic English. No scotcbmon
however practiced as writer ia r,ns'
uer on the English tongue SO rs TO ba
apIe to Write ii this way" Bur he new.
er venrured to impart this opinion ro
me VoIuhie and irascible North.
Maglnn was a brilliant but 17n,non.
aeeahIn creature. He soon drifted AWAY
from Maya and Devoted himself to its
rlYaI ana lmitator, Frasers. When his
habits had Is0ught him TO q nramot,,ro
grave Lockhart wrote his epitaph in =
score OF JlngJing rhymes:
Here early to bed, lies kind William Ma,,rn
-47HI FOR long was his heart, though bis
Dreeches were thin,
1uV az last he vas beat and sought helm from
the bin. - o'ii
Earning drlnl. and the girls, 1 ne'er bear,, ~ ,
Many worse, better few, than bright, broke,
Magiuu. - 'iN'i
-Longman j Magazine
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
WI7AT'S THE TIME?
"hen You Ask. Fell Which of th. s;r
Kinds You Mean.

There are few questions mora fra.
qUently put than What time is itq'
AN you tell me the true time?" A
arlckIer for eyactitude might renlv
w NAT KIND If time do YOU mean? Do
I You mean solar OF sidereal time? An.
plfent Tine or mean time? Local tima
u standard sine" There are all tbesa
el-- xmas 0r time, not to speak of Others.
10 IL only within the last two panero-
ConS-Wlthln, indeed, the reign of onr
sovereign, Queen Victoria-that the sinh.
JecV Oh 1Ae differences of most of these
AIhHs or time has become of pressing
Importance to any but theorists. Tn ono
Oh the public gardens of Paris a little
cannon Is sec up with a burning glass
atTachea to 1t i'll such man! thar tha
sun Itself fires the cannon MS il rpacbes
me meridian. This, of course. is tbn
.--''9 u Lar1s noon-apparent noon, but
10 would be exceedingly imprudtnr of
any traveller through Paris who wished
say 10 eaten the | o'clock express ia
7a' u!s watch by the gun. for if it han.
pehed to be i'll February he w0nId find
W men ne reached the railway STATION
IAat the station clock was faster than
lne gun by nearly full quarter of an
lnur and that his train had gone vbi1a
oWard the end Of October or fine hepin.
ing OF November he would find himself
Is much too soon.
Until machines for accurately meas
ring nme were invented, apparent
lme-tlme that Is to say given bv 5be
I'LL Itself, as by sundiaI-vas fho
MY time about which men knew or /
lred But when reasonably good clocks d
NJ watches were made it was very S
ION seen That at different times in fine s
i"r Chere was marked difference he a
Veeh the sundial time and thar shown u
the eIocA-the reason being sinnlv f;
"t rhe apparent rate Of motion Of fine Il
IL across the sky was not always uuite o.
t same while the movement Of the &C
'cA was or course, as regular as il W
uIu De made. Leisure Eour tn
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
FORTUNES BY ACCIDENT
How Captain Made a Million by Carry.
ing One Passenger.

II there is anything that mol,es
poor tolIlng man happy it is co reat
about fiukes' that have made fortunes
For instance there was captain of {
vessel plying between English and Aus.
traIlan points who made lucky strike
When conyicts We're taken to New
South Wales.
A time expired man came to the
mariner and legged to be taken home.
Ile former convict had no money. bur
ne would gladly give his plot of land
Tor transportation.
Inc captain accepted the terms, and
great rs the Joy Of his descendants for
that plot is now occupied by wharf
ana 1t Is valued at l,125 600.
\ Limerick robaccOnist believed him
sen TO De ruined by 4 fire that DESTROYED
MS shop. The next day he found tins Of
ahnH 5Aar mad been in the fire. Curios-
Ity prompted him to open the canisters.
ne IcuHu tAat the action Of the flames
Aad materially improved the aroma and
pun6ency Of the snuff. The Discovery
made him very rich.
Lhe discovery of the Mount Sheba
mine was purely tiuke, ana it's 0utpur
or gold Is the greatest of anv mine in
IAe Wor-d except in the Klondike dis.
triCr.
\ bank clerk III London heard that
LAeEe was a rich deposit of gold ar a
ceftaln place at the Cape of Good Home
NE set aDouU forming provisional syn
'!chte among his fellow clerks. and thew
raised about 5 300 among themselves
mining engineer was sent ont. He
made a thorough Investigation. bur
-ound no gold. He had decided to give
up the search and was ready to leave
-or nome, when he ran across miner
Well, stranger, he said. IT guess
'ou are On hunt for the shiny. 'Tain't
lere. boss.
Rave you 4 claim here?'' asked the
ngineer. '''N
Yes, and want to make tracks nm
De country. That's my claim over bv !
hat camel hump. You can have if =
ar SI00, and here's sample of the =
'aftz. That claim amt worth its :,
eight i'll gold, but it's worth every =,
1Ilar ask for it. - -
Inc engineer examined the specimen \
~ decided that there was gold in it.
q acted quickly.
i |! tell you what I'll do, mate, he
IT, u II give you $50 On the risk Of y,
sing it. "
Inc bargain was struck and the claim
reIu-Iy explored. An abundance Of "
ld was found il the most unlikely hi
MS Today the shares. the face value ne
which is 800, are worth $500. 600 NJ
n. -New York World. T.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

"a, At the dinner given in his Inra,,
1nl5@oeIphla Iii. Mcyiclsar rbe t '-''I =
o oGaaJutor Of Rhode Island. ro1J I'' All!
Gnaracteristjc anocdote Of Tho l .+'' . Iai
a APPS brooks; II remember fs,, +. -.
AGO. ago ! was travelling with one a." "a years tn
ss1"n''eaT bishops ana one Of f5o Va .,.,a, ,Ip
; 9S' men Of the century. WAS Sa7, ,,'-l,'
tns win him from church in r ,,,"m,aI
"a IA sWi'zerland, and he said 1om 'yqln9,
- ro uoylsA and fresh, just as be- VIVA ,.
woh1 TO do I stopped and loaI,rd u.s. u.s. Ever Eve.
a .1 sald' Brooks. it seems :, s ~ nllA
,+4S you should be bishop. Po S ioaii
ar me with almost a startled .rr Wv Looked
''no ne SAID, McViclsar II s 5' .'aioA'
a,I, to NE that sometimes , ,-n 30
a ''Hi putting On my clothes, ' h "nen
, ,'op "s'" laugh. 1t was lust rbn ' tn d 10
Ii, OF tha5 man which ajv ,l+o lT T.
WI, --m yonng' and which, ann s9 w 4. pt
~, ~ ~, va understand as giyo it, far 3o'
, -Itp 10 say there has never Iec,, l,, g.h-
'iSHop III cur or any other cbnr n 'H '
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
The Art of Lighting a Pin.

Now, comrades, not to waste +i,,,,
talking OF style Of pipe or brands If ro
pacco-taStes differ III those thiugs-r,,,
0nls; Keep pipe and stem a. claan 80
posslDle, and che time to clean Than, !.
immediately after smoke. Fil rbn
bowl with your favorjre brand and nrass
Gown nrmIy, but don t strive ia SEQ how,
s"lld You can pack it. If you make If nc
sol!u as wood. it viii burn like who'd
ana make coal fire about as hot ,,,J
uhSratetuI Dom light the entira ,,,r
race Don 'pull" as though Won had mo-
more matches and feared it wouId ,,r,n
out. Llghta small spot directly j., ri'n
center, smoke slowly until II vorjgs 49,,
way gradually downward. If If yndor1
0aKes TO spread, press it down 3gain
WIN thumb II finger. \ half n,inn+o,''
ere III starting Is all that is ranniro5
Now smoke slowly. The little fire con'
rlhues downward, deIicateIv roasrin,
1he Tobacco Oh the sides, anu presnnrI,
"hen you cave this off. there will ro,t,o
d revelation III soft, mellow smoke 49,
'ool' SO delicious, SO soothing. that Won
VII! never regret having read This -
sports Adeld
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

A writer i'll the Rochester Post Tx.
press tells good story about an ENGLISH
bookseller Of whom lady inquired for
one OF Browning j works, and the rood
man answered that he had given nm
Keeping Browning, and what was mora
he had tried to read him and conld
make nothing out Of any Vt his Doe,,a
Indeed, the lady answered. and then
being III search Of another poer. sbn
added, "But have you Praed?'' '.Yas
indeed, MA am, L have prayed over jr
but still get no light. -
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
THE FIGHTING GURKHAS,
''methin. About the Men who Win SOM
OF Eugiand's Battles

'HhethinG About the Men who Win Som,
or Ensiand's Battles.
Inc GurkAas, to whose vaI0r we owe
ID mEch On the Indian frontier. are not
afraid Of death in any shane or form
AaFe the Instinct Of instant and unGues-
IohlA9 obedience to orders from supe-
rlors and take an actual and phvsical
delight III Sighting. 1t isa popular error
+ To suppose that they are without caste.
mere are about 10 different castles
among them and several subdivisions in
eaCh caste but when serving in British
regiments and while on camnaipn
Flr@Aas DO not allow their caste svs-
rem 90 interfere with their comforts and
VIII eat and drink freely with Euro
le4h5 anu among Themselves They have
10 objection to taking a pull at a Brit-
ISL soldier Hask and will share 4
chapatl with the most mental caplD
follower Ehey VIII gladly take a cigar
IT ioDacco from 4 European. but On no
account must a man of one caste smoke
III the company If another
All GurkAas trace their descent fror,
the R4lpUts If central India. rhe Thon.
pas and Gurungs especially claiming to
nave the bluesG Hindoo blood in India
running Ill their veins. They have.
however lntermarried for generations
with Monaghan women. one wouId
lmaglne therefore that in process If
'IiNo distinctly new type. combining
VAe IeaIIng characteristics Of both races.
"ou4H nave been evolved, but as a mat
Ver q facG the vast majority Of Gurllas +
are rltAer Aryan or Chinese in their T
cast ot counrenance. Europeans general
y suppose that all Gurkhas are squar
men, Wl5h broad nostriIs, high cheek f
'"4ea ana deep set, narrow eyes. This g,
y not the case The Second Cf1rlIbas =
'SIhlen5 has large numbers Of Gur1ugs
ma LAapFaa III its ranks who are of a y
I+EAU build, with beautifully cbiseled i
mt sharp features, Arvans every inch
ltnrAAas have one physical peculiar, a,
stature is below the aver.
s'. As TAey DO not wear boards and RI
Ielr nEstaches, III snite Of much care r.
ever attain a luxuriant growth. RI f.
'"9u'1 observer crurkha regiment -,
lpeAr5 10 consist Of boys. not men. If "
On record tlaG when Lord Rober-q dir
as marching through the Kurram tina
itAAh women and children came out nm
Jeer at the strlpllngA whom he waa u
IoIhe, Az IL scented. TO their certain
am ana riley only changed their sai
lhIHA when, largely owing to the In,
foISN II these same Gturkhas. the At
an army was driven Leadlong from: oar
= FrlW"r Noral. ,,aI
HE colonel If DISTINGUISHED rogi- val
mt na'd 70 tell 4 story Of a pafhau Of
!" Aad travelled a long distance to GET enc
liHpSe II the terrible soldiers rbar
l '"I'arod his counrrvmen. When be
TAe little bovisA looking Gfuribas
HdinG guard 1T the EaIa Hissar bo WV,
lmltTed suicide for very shame. va
'Hst-and this is the best Dart II tina r.
'T--so be guard declared when asked -.
Explain She presence Of the dead ..",
J. -London News. "a
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
Won.

In Germany won" implies nobility
ana all persons who belong tc tbn NO.
ol1lty prefix won" to their names WIN
oue any exception. Persons who do nor
pelons to the nobility cannot have ths
right to put won" before their na,nas
a man Who is knlghted for some reason
however has the Same right 70 mn,
Won before his family name as 4 men,
son OF ancient nobility. For instanoa
wi ~n en- Alexander Humboldt was knight,
ed ne became Alexander Won HumbnIdt
AI1 MS descendants, male and female
'"Ae tAe prefix -Phlladelphia Press
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

Iheodora-[ declared myself. Alfred
out dun't know whether She accentod
me Or not. That what I'm trving to
make ont y0u know. w.
A!fred-Whar did you say to her?
-4eodora-I said that L thought the
Warlp u Der, and She said. Its a oue4r
"ol!H. I49r Was all, don you know,
ana deucad if Auow whether it ucant
s., s4o Is II love with me or uot.-Boston
Transcript '"''A
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
Needs of the Presept

Wouldn' your majesty like to taxi
out some life iusurance?'' rssnectfnlIv
ASKED the agent on being admitted tt
the royal presence.
i cant afford it, " replied King Sol
onon' Its all can do to look after
my family while I'm alive"
waving MS hand to signify that the
interview was ended, he turned to tbo
speaking tube and ordered his steward
10 provide 800 porterhouse steaks and
'oo veal outlets. Dreaded, with tomato
sauce' for the family dinner. -Chicauo
Tribune.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

MIS-. heeIey' the veteran English ac
Iress' TELLS all anecdote Of young NJ.
tTeSs VINO IN the play is a bow She is
" 'Ton Delure Il Judge, who asks sternIv.
Now' where are your accompIices:"
"a, the young actress, by hanrv
thought improved on the author and
answered re, IN artless tone: Il don't WEIR
any. They keen UP Mi1llnnr >, -
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26

DoilVll HaS an area Of 400 zoo. or,
H.reS anu a population Of ?, 800. co.,
al average of nearly zoo acres Tn ~,
ihhabltant. This land is extremely 81
"a valuable woods silver, copper rj7
eto., ana tn" soil is especially adant :
TO the cultivation OF coffee and tohacoo
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
10 the Ladies'

Eev evan oor -, Cent Green T. ,,,.
each. ' Tba having Cards ,r,M, 1T 'F' -
Of Old pho nf>s lamp were u>e,I ' en- ta.
Of 1860 and s,r a-dhs taken between nm,
rom backs,nf 20 10, o. stamps can be r,.,,,...
g either sta, stnr photographs wthout
the har camp" m or photographs ' ~.
= l"tosraphs" WAR, Wafer Look YOUR
NNriaying r aver for Them. BE- are p
'm Tegeipt Of Same sr - &C &C bottom of ~tmD
,n"o}AlPrl.Y MIMI 40 r" .r for each one ~,
I FOB buy III other TX kin1 10 e THE SENDER
ENCr NJ, PIRIGE LIST. '' S"RI9r. 81
FoREHAyS,IhS II mED. Addrr>, '' FRrorl..
'end cenf a f., Worcester. Mass w. Ea, '.'
ut "'"'np for price Ii ,t,'Ns'' ''N ~
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-26
The silk Hat Fooci,

HEs, l,faarhead-[ want sill, hat
-or my husband and one for my son,
Thorn. 'A0S "oro
MRS Groathead-Thoy haven't hero.
s eolui'' urT now my son is growing his
l-SO nuStache and my husband rnl,iny
an interest IL politics. -PbiladeInbia
IIucorl. -'i1"'1eIpnia
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