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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-09
THE NEWEST
COLONIAL POWER
(contlnued Trom FIrst Paeel


lacked distance apparatus. He touched
on Skaters treatment of the foreign
officers who accompanied his STAFF
REGULARS EXCELLENT
The United States regulars were char,
acterizeI by the lec-urer as "a most oN-
rellcnt body. though SMALL" and tne.r
uniforms as practical" A portion ot
the lecture was devoted 20 "a description
OF the extreme difficulty with which
both the American and Spanish troops
were provisoucd.
Count Won Goetzen prophosied great
future Of the new American colonies
because De said, "1he Americans are
prime colonists:" The lecturer was f.--
uuently appiaudod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-09

RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The range % the thermometer al The
Times office yesterday was as follows: .
A. NJ. 30. u NJ. 80. 3 p. NJ. 10. sP. N. So,
Q p. NJ. 30, u II. "a. Average. - ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-09
SANITARY NEGLECT.

As to the general condition Of troops in
mobilization camps, he said the trouble
could nearly all be summed up In two
phrases: Neglect Of sanitary measures
and Letting the troops remain too long
I'm one camp"
Touching the subject Of female nurses
General Sternberg said seriously but
somewhat sadly that they were eXpen-
sive luxuries."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-09
VEDAM0RE SAVES
FORTY-FIYE MEN.

CONTINUED from First Pnge.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-09
ENGLAND WILL
NOT STAND ALONE

CONTINUED from First Pase)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-09

,ehold the mansion reared by daedal
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
Cleanliness.

One Of the most important foc+ors j.
maintaining health in good or|1nr =! ~
cleahllness. It's comprised in meaSrro ,s
:nal tend to keep the organs clean and
AZ proper order to perform Nil thair
functions The cleanliness of tho liz
anu inc air (purity of the air, that ~
pieathe IN are essential for the nronau
Aeeplng OF ones health. ANY jn,nnrit;os
'na' are taken in breathing lind their
way to the blood, and TINS snrra a.
1nahV centers of disease and are tt.'
o"uso OF many infections diso.saa
again, If the skin is not kept cloon tLo
I'M puTltles that are to he secrataa e e1
uhauly accumulated in the blnod a a.
tehd to give rise to severe ma af ai'u
dangerous disorders, such ne s1ir 0t az;
Ledger ave" YORK
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

Amcrg tho new and rteful mttallur.
glCal processes Of ECtc the san Francis
co Scientific Press speaks cf one hy
which iron may he effectively protect, d
from rust. III this q solution Of fcrrocv
anlde is MIXED with q fayseed yaruish.
to which has been added small GUAM
tlty OF turpentine CT lerzul, The cvar-
Grafton Of the alcohol leaves tho Naxseed
varnlsh. which forms cost and rYo-
fectS the cyanide CT iron. The same being
deposited upon the metal ly tie re If
Inc 1ertocyanide, the only rrcraIsfion
required Ly iron for such trcatuCpt lp.
ing the removal Of any rust that NAV
nave formed Oh it not admitting Of the
action Of such a solution. another iroc.
ess CT interest to workers in metalIrrgT
Is that of substitutil'q t1o use Of man.
Gaheso Ter GerElan silver, the different
motals and their PROPORTIONS being as
follows: Con2cr, CASA rcr cent; man.
&anese, 1880 Fer cert; zinc, IS per
cent; aluminium, Ia rcr cent, the
co!cr of this metal clcacly reecmhlipe
German silver, toifF alao fully rs
-'fong as tie best quality Ct the latter
ana possessing superior adpp.atiou for
asting. AZ. avs
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

While European Ru.si, will rool
only 10 years or 20, GERMANY atort a.
years, Austria. Hungary 10 years Emo.
lana 50 years, Itnly 10 years, it viii
take france over $50 years 10 Gorblo IT'S
reputation! WHIST signifies the lrs: Of
Alsace- Lcrrainos 1900, GEO SOILS com.
pared with the lors FIauce suffers oypr,,
day: in the last five years the Germni,
population has increased by 5000 00o
VINO are every one fUlly Gprm9n.
france, meanwhile. has Increased her
people by only 1900 who 2ro not
even Of French nntiouality Tho iY.
crease CT nation is OF the utpicst i,n
porfanoe to the success of its countrv
IL mas meant much in tho uiretoo,tl,
century it will mean mere in tho tyn,
,'e,h' England, Germany, ave- ever,
l1aly' have millions Of rapresentafi,,,.
on foreign roll; France bias rouo or ton
IL" 10 signify. The Gallic race bus fo1t
~ ana will in tho future learn mnro
' olr'erly Still the truth CT tie rroycrh, |
lhe absent arc ever in the wronr 49,
Humanitarian.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
Woman For Poor Law Cuurii,n

Sister Edith of tho West London
Methodist) mission wa, nominated az
poor law guardian for tho great parish
II st. Pancras three years ago. She
was elected by a large majority and
has done such excellent service that she
M. just been reelected without a con-
test, Encouraged by ills. the civic COM
mlttoo Of the mission nominated Sister
katherine as d guardian for ST. Anno's
parish, Soho, at the recent election,
There were Is candidates for 81. seats.
:lStor Katherine had the largest vote Of
Iii, and when this result was announced
ut midnight it was received with cheers
~ the crowd Of men in the street A
curious and pleasing fact is that tho
candidacy of the Methodist "sister"
was warmly supported By both the Epis
oonal rector of the parish and tho Ro.
man Catholic dean of St Patrick's. Her
colleagues On the board Ct guardians
VIII be Methodist minister, a Roman
Catholic priest, a church Of England
'lrate, parish doctor and a prominent
tradesMan. -Boston N'oulan's journal. ,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

Many Of our gossips, says the London
Laoy flctorla!, regard tho women Of
Japan as some politicians picture France
1--'hat Is, as pretty and pert and not to
ne taken seriously. Mr.. X. Mutsu]Iuri
a Japanese scholar and diplomat, ESSAYS
III Inc Atlantic Monthly 10 show to
western minds japanese women as tbev
q" "eo 1o Al "oId they are "the best part
OF Japan. " The japanese woman saws
Mr. Mltsukuri, is gentle, graceful
beautiful and self saclifcing: as mis-,
'ie:s IN the household she has quite an
occidental authority; as mother she 10
ner ohlldren's idol; in society she is re-.
spected. -o 80 ie-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

The ever pretty and graceful Gains.
borough hat Is one Of the most popular
shapes for the summer and is trimmed
with a dropping effect, yelling the flow.
eIs with chiffon, net or lace. Most Of
tho hats are to be worn cutie far over
the face, while the small toque, turban
and bonnet shapes are sat lacl. to show
the pompadour arrangement CT tbe
halr, which il dressed Il Y, with an
occaIoual lock etraying over the fore.
mead One Of the best shapes in straw
Tor general wear has brim that rolls
on either side and extends out over the
lace while the back is quite short and
nus the hair snugly. Entire hats are
MADE CT a lacy material woven Of straw.
some OF them having fanciful bows and
rosettos of the came odd fabric. Tho
smooth as well as tn fancy woven
plateau of mohair is caught up in odd
Shapes with buckles Or fancy pins and
IS trimmed with wings, quills and &c. !
we're locking bows, making altogether
suitable street or travelling at.-Won,.
AZ $ Homo Companion.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

Kcv. Francis Byrnc, canon of St.
John q cathedral, Denver, writes in an
s"er to letter Of inquiry from a lady
IN Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Ihe good and intelligent women
are largely in the majority among the
women voters Of Denver. Many of the
most respectable ladies vote, and their
influence for good is generally recognize.
ed Equal suffrage has had 10 bad re-.
Aulls Whatever in this city. 1t has had
sood results in closing many Of the dops
OF lnlqulty, gambling and intomperauco
EVIL resorts, public and private, that
existed to the mental and moral ruin of
young men and otho1s."
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

line largest British oak is the s-,io,
ut queen oak, in Sherwood forost
,"here Robin llcod and lis n,c,ry r,,4
laws sbot the king S deer and rel r3l +ho
rlcn and helped tho poor and bold ,h '';r
iovols meath the greenwood tree, md
- supposed to be orc Of a'forest rlarta,l
I'oOo years ago. The isle Of ,inn t tro u
.ne , largest fuchsia tree in the wo rl,1
ana 1t constitutes ore CT tho noto wi ~
slehts Of Ranisey. Enpland,s loraole
y, Mi4io" tree On record was crawl
i nb' tnnan Essex and the smallest Brit.
,sn trees are the two inch DWARF wi,
LOWS OF Ben Lomonl, Clwnae vbn.o
proclainls the land of ~
ace. .eek, boasts Of tree without Roots a rn1
'ne oldest trees in Britain are tho f.
.nous bentley and Winfarthjne o,l.s
VIZ, n!ch were two centuries old vho,
:" llllam the Conqueror's oak at Wiz
1or burst from its orn.-pbjlado1nhia
Record. n'l""elphla
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

te1 n,ii'rSn IT opinions have long leen GU.
c.n .'',nee ~ practical experts as f. ,ha
has 1nta Gt detects in steel, and attenti i'
Th a l S, been called by a writer ~; ~
11 Ha Nochanical World to thu fso. III
ed ; by the most careful and r"n, ~
fects nncn1ian ,oi's' mat most of the dc.
are dno 70 a., TO rails plates and bnrs
that u ;s IT., TO blowholes in the castiu s,s'
heinz - . .ne ,hgots, such plates and IT,
be- : b rpliro out Of what is supposed ,n
no a homogeneous insot, but t HEY 70
ot,t TO nave a cavity inside, not 1 IN
tets ave.. ~ .. chemical Or Mechanical
''''''''''' 'v"rv rail ,.s-s $50
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
high Hats In Tbao+o

tol "a bright young Boston lady who
J tineS inaoh interest in the high hat or,
. uili"lto suggests an ingenious schomo
, "neieoy everybody can be pleased Tha
tb o" 40 ~ SeV apart certain portions Of n
"a 'rI"'er Where ladies can wear apy silvia f.. %
ol he"a covering they desire wbiIo @ oth 40
ur sections are reserved for the hatloan
+nen d lady whose love Of van;t,, :.
greater s than her regard for her fa1Io1 40
of har 1.;, an occupy scat with persons
ton. 0o iioih protesta-
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III gene Field.


Stanley Gary, grandson Of The nos.
master general, is often bronobt ~
Wv washington for visit. One SATURDAY.
ne came over to spend the day, and i
WA, was arranged that be was to have tbe
1!'t!e son of tho Chinese minister ~
play With, says the Chicago Tribune,s
correspondent. AS early as Mond,v-
I iy telophoned over to Ills Aunt
Jessie Jessie and called "Jet," for so bo nro'
az n ounces her name. "Im just studvjns
, 40 naru as l can. Do you want to know
what I'm learning" An'"
enc. enc telephoned back, "Yes.'
70 +hn IL lea ltaTnins pigeon English to tall,
~ 1 tho little Chinese boy when | coma
~ washington Saturday., o
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

nv l ~ e., were two women aging good.
ny at the corner. One was ,or,d d'I n.' =
pump and healthy, the other was t I'i'
t 1ho apparently ill. 1t WAS evident tbat
'ne one who was net in health Ind tl ''',
, ,raI, her troubles TO the enc who haG
ll10ah'y never been in any other st',tn
ahu Sho was receiving synlnY1IIv a,,i
" oa 1u1 30 cheerfully given tbet 10 paes
u could fail to overhear IT, 49, i"~s
",,d 1H n goodby," said the well ono
an, ana don t take any medicine yn,, ' ~,
well, you know, and Goa ~
love- - Boston Budget '''''' Noo Is
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

England and France. The youthful
prince is considered far too precious ia
be 1isked on foreign soil Don't mag
lne, however, that the queen neglects
her little son. On the contrary, she
idolizes him-for which she may be
pardoned and devotes a large portion
Of her time to his education. During
her absence lie and his brother are care.
fully looked after by an aged French
lady, who has long acted as governess
tor the Processes Of the house Of Or
leans The father also dcy0tcs much Of
ms leisure to the training Ct his son and
heir. The king is extremely fond Of the
saddle and has already made the boy q
clover horsaman.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

lWliHtn y the Brazilian painter and autho
Dom ig,r sod Teixeira, upon tie occasi
If the sJaiAS If the United states squadrc
fer Cuba. Translated by +. j. Amyl
Tx die is cast! Now proudly
Sai4s forth the squadron grand,
Ben On IN GRAND worthy
OF freedom stored hand.
Li-ll ON the masthead luttcrs>
Tine flag whose colors llest
t. TOnllous deeds Of yalur
InliaE.c the patriot breast.
Tho l1nged for signal 'Onward!"
HHlls now with joyful thrill
a giant nation, conscious
OF duty to fulfill,
while those brave tars the watchword
Take up with hearts aglow,
In righteous battle eager
10 meet the murd rous foe.
God speed those knights Of f,aedop,
Whose mighty blows. are hurl'd
Against the hosts of d;s.ncss
Yet lingering on our world!
That exploit grand, from bondage
A people to redeem,
Shall live in future legend,
TIE bard 5 exalted theme.
There in each deed Of glory
shall art through endless time
Find fruitful inspiration
For canyases sublime,
The while their proud achievements
Ii Gods own holy cause,
Rehoarsed in deathlcss pages,
Shall win the world 8 applause.
What if their fatcful missile.
Boom ont the cannon loud!
What If the smoke Of battle
The startled world enshroud!
Out Of that fearful havoc,
Out Of the shades If night,
sheli r!sc the smiling angel
or justice, peace and right!
-EaguniO de Teixeira in New York Sim.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
She loves Iynr,,.

Princess Dorothea, enc Of ,so o-,,,,
in |"satefS SO, OF the king of the Boisipns,
LII .nherl's her mothers taste for horses
, nnu ior r'alng and driving. When ber
,l ho'nor' frlnoess Louise, the eIles+
d ,,, OF the Belgian king recontlv
u ., herself from Monte Carlo 70 Ni.o
her side %, DGrothea was rerohed up by
,ha ' tDe On the box seat she watebe1
, ,ho penaVior of the four-in hand VIII,
t Lalo greatest interest and is novor 's ga
u, "pp ~ US when allowed TO 90 and .ao
Riviera. '' . SUD On tho
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She Was In Arms.

lhey wero talking of tho o;vi, w.,
81 ' tL u'ner day, and the older membors
cara sno company had compared rop,inis
WOO, "nl'A side We're you On during tbo
, ""r, ufs' B:' asked the Eitteni 10
young girl Of the party tnrn %i,,.1lSn
~ 1ssa ilttlo woman who had leen barn
WINS tN WIS SIN IN aFA's On the soutlcrn side. -
we, Yves mo quick ,cply.-Now Yo,, ~,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
a Clubhouse For C;r,a

Ihero ia to be new clubhouse for
girls in Avenue B. New York, a fiU i've
seofy building has been purchased and
IS 10 be fitted at once. There are in Tho
ulstrlct 20, 600 girls who support them.
selVes' and few of them have worth.
! parents on their hands. These oir1a
nave no place to which they can resor+
ta.a inc tenemonts, the cheap thea.
.els' the saloons and tho streets. Chic.
'aoora House, as the new resort il oo1I.
o ~, 10 70 On. nave rooms where they may
eat. "no posslDly
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
SMALL BOY WITH LONG NAME


lie Ia Duke OF ITagepHn anu helr 10 the
Portuguese Throne.
There is now and then Little Lord
rauntlcroy in real life, and Portugal
boasts one Of the most charming. One
need only glance at his picture to see
how closely he resembles the story book
lero. The parents Of this winsorle
youn ester have been rrodieal in the
matter Of names, for lie il burdencd
with TO fewer than Is, fairly putting
to shame the old Puritan sea captain
who was christcned with a Scripture
text. He is known to the world, how
ever, as LUZ Filippe, duke of Braganza
a big title for I0.year.old to carry.
But. then, he is heir apparent to the
Portuguese throne, and the scions of
royalty have to be put in training early
to learn to bear the weight Of their dig.
mites with due composure.
He was born in Lisbon and has never
left his native country. though Queen
Amelie, his mother, frequently visits
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
Crilsi,e,i-

,,r mell-so you're really engaged in
.bd nel1cL =, and to think that r
l tnoula 90 it, after rejecting o]mnst a
hundred proposals! "''noS' a
Nell--Indeed What . vorv ..
ont young man be must boyo L pcls's'-
fhlladelphia Record. 'een '-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
MEDICAL CO., OMAHA, nEB,
tOf Nebraska, Incorporated,
ALOMDiKE GOLD FI.LDS

-heli' women and young people to the num-
,V, 1i looo are wanted at once to sell "Goll
le,a> OF the klondike," new book from I,i~h
H ;h beautifully illustrated from artuaI
it3 u' containing also a superior map Of
- i" az iHN-i inches printed in six co)ors
1t tells alt about the country. mines f,rtrno
maze, the lmcXplorcd fields, how TO ret there
e'r; " sells cheapy, everybody is nterrstri
anu Is list the book for II ready sale at shit
.. etila zoe and receive by mail II comnlttc ONT.
III Nliirh includes the large map and commence
i M"r MA IWhere You choose at once euiye
Address $. $. SCRANTON 4 co.
Publishers Iiartfnrl ,n,,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

Who can answer the question a. to
how long before our company shall re-.
turn to our city As an organization ?
Who are our prophets9
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
therefore Aim Cara~,,,,,.

dir wuf success in lifo generally bears .
'i1ec' proportion to the exertions ,,a
a enahG, ana If we aim at nothing we sba NJ
certainly achieve nothing. --ts1ooto.1 '"'4
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

There's dear tie home III (,..l Cbi,dro
street.
lily heart turncs, fontlly tolaT
"Eere tlnkle of tongues and batter of feet
MAKE sweetest the music Ct play.
hhcTo the sunshine Of love iiluinines cocb roc
ana warns every heart in that cid fashionc
place
FOR GEAR little children go romning about
/ "llh uolllcS ana tin tops and drums
-AAu' my now they frolic and scamper md
shout ''''@'
M bedtime too speedily comes!
Oh' Gays they arc golden and days they are
With little folk living in Good Children street =,
See mere comes an army with guns pain.od
red, iN
~, and swords, caps and pumcs of MI sorts,
Inc captain rides gayy and proudly ahead
p, IN SUCK horse that lrai.eas ana sror;s
W "Rlohs OF soldiers, you 10 certain 10 meet
-'-0o make DclleFe soldiers in Good Children
ana yonder odotte wheels her dolly a,.,nt
foor dolly! I'm sure she is ill.,
for one OF her blue china eyes las ,,ropnod c,t
ri ana hef VOICE Is asthmaticly shrilI.
1 1nch' 100 observe She is minus hor fnct
""''' c'H9c7 much sorrow in Good Children
"A , Is so me dear children 20 ro,rrinr afont
WIN doliies and banners and drums
Ai No venture to say the, arc sadly mt ont
"ieh an end to their Jubilee corn,s
Oi'' onys they arc golden and days they ,-,
with little folk living in Good Children ,,po,.,
bn tI when faileth ni5ht over river and town
1i!oSe little folk vanish from sIyht,
Aho an angel all white from tho SKI co,,o,,
down ''' oHJ colhoeh
. al ana suardeth tho babies through the niob+
ana :. singing her u!lahics tender and s,rnnt
''iu .n ue'r httio people in Good Chillre,
No"s ,,i., elsewhere the world is o'erburdenod
=, 4hough poverty fall to my lot.
l, W, toll and vocation DO always NV ,,,,r.
:, ml"l care l-they trouble me not, &C.
-''7 'AouSht makoth life over ioro,s ,,d
sweet ''' ots ana
-0io 49,, " eear little homo in Good Cl,il,rcn
:
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

His appears to be a war OF yolun-
tecrs against horde Of youths who ar,
pressed mo tie Spanish army by com
pul-ion.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
Unconventional Lady Aberdeen.

Her ladyship' S dinner PARTIES are ratE'
er the outcome Of a harry thorGht sud-
denly conceived and equally suddenly
executed than the result, az With most
people in her position, Of carcful Consld
Grafton. And so, instead Of the custom
nry note conveying my lady's commands
for some night, say fortnight hence,
the telephone is reQuisiticnc'! to invite
Mr.. and Mr.. So.and,cO to dinner "to-
MORROW evening"" or even ibis even
ing. Now, il SO happened that on one
Of these occasions Lady Aberdeen tele-
yhoned Ler commands for the same
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. X, persons
Of considerable social position, Mr.. X.
holding an important post in connec-
tion with the Hudson Bay company.
Mrs. X. was naturally highly licensed
-tesider, she had long standing en-
gagomcnt for the same oycnirg-and 4.
the result was that she decided, not
without trepidation, that she would not .
go.
1t was net till the vicorcgal party
were seated at dinner that the double
vacancy made Lady Aberdeen aware Of
tho absence Of Mr. and Mrs X "My
dear, said Lady Aberdeen at once to
her husband across the table, "Mr and
Mrs. x. are not here. They must have
got cur message this morning " Then
turning to a servant, she said, ".Just
telephone to Mr.. and Mrs x, at --,
hat we are expecting them this even
ne. A rercertible nntter among the
'uests followed on this little speech,
nd then Lord Aberdeen came ha.tilv,
not alphabetically, to the rescue
No, no, mother, be called across tho
able, Il cannot have that, We have
II Of Us Lad quito enough telcphoning
il one day. "-TcdGy. ;
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Keep This In Mind.

80 III tho lexicon of youth which f,to
~ (S' rN, lor bright manhood there 10
'Richelieu.'' o'o l-Seton's
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

sometimes we nave mourncd amono
'he'c green hills because Vermont y,,,
no scaco"'', by today the timid at lcasl
are 2lad that no old wooden hulks Of
inc spanish navy can throw torpcd.-
mo our fields and along our streets
although some faint hearted are report
ca 70 sleep very linlc for fear the fleet
wnIc' our officials are looking for NAV
suddenly make It's appearance on Jail
branch. wa
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

so many people talk at ra,5o,n Ill.,.
"' ~ VI "hHt is said never n,al.os 49,
>'-New Orleani picayune. : " n'''
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07
$3.50.
Every Dollar Invested in this (tm
pany will Rrturn IN fnr1

,,, a,T company enters into no chimcrca. Al .n-
cnnr az once s'flNes at the foundation Of $4,000"
% ~ ''is III we best ana cheapest Iuanu,r . ..,..
'a''s II. u''n'n without which there can ~. ,..c.
81 ~ eo'u ana no returns for yourmourv
SHiioS can he p occurred either by mail Or 4, IA.
and !. A''"io"' So '' ''
pohuehc", personal interviews ANA gu ,,t
bic to ,,En r,u express 9,dtr1 rays"
Irt,-l.rr,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

Our solAier boys may be assured one
'h'ng' the comfnaudcr-in-cliicf of the
army William Mckinley, is not the
'''''' 10 see our men in afms put to ac-
cohpIiSh unnecessary things, or to cx-
pect to nave the soldiers 10 more than
'hey are physically able to, for he has
c"'npe" as soldier and marched and
fought as IL warrior and knows who,
war means
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

Mary--Yes, it has. o;,,. ..n
p Ncm V to look o' on the topof my head 49,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

vo na an Marla-What! Mary, cannot
yea comb your own hair vet? ''D0'
Mary--Nom. amt big enough
Aunt Naria--Y Your Size has "',n'
h tu uo with yonr being able to corlp vonr
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

"Tc1dy'a Trlror," are ready for
battle. Foot bail ru>hcrs, base ball
n'f'er' and boxing wonders, together
VITA The rough and ready riders Of the
West VIII make Il combination that
even Old WryIcr could not starye.
GOOD speed to Teddy and his wonders
see tee Spaniards run when s. Teddy
strike, the trail"
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-07

In" probable annexation Of Hawaii
to HE tnitcl States within fcw DAVIS
Is another victory for Mckinley. pre,i
oen' harrison during his term was nm
ape to accomplish this most timely
pI""' Mckinley is doing something
besides writing tariff schedules which
ought 10 give him good lace among
our best remembered presidents.