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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
4 FARMERS OPINION.
This Information to Farmers Around
Barre is Worth More than the
Present Value of Bin Full
of Grain,

III East Barre. about five miles from Barre
fosl once, there lives good, honest, hard
WORKING tlller OF the soil. named WATSON f.
DOW, Like every other sensible farmer Mr.
DOW Suh>crlheS for papers and one evening
rs ne WAS looking over his Barre weekly, his
eye chanct'. to catch reading notice which
proved bonanza for him and Frightened ND
MS Tagging spirits over the low price of grain
hil'' farm produce, and the high price of COM
! H'ouitfS Wnch are necessary for Il farmers
existence. n farmer reasons in his own pc
ccullar way and he calls spade IA spade. so
Mr. DOW says quietly to himself IL want lust
such a remedy us Doan's kidney Pills. if if
carries out faithfully half what it claims, if
VIII cure my lame back. However much good
may result from one box, little or no harm
can ensue. When in Barre Mr.. Dow made
some inquiries at Eaton's drug store about the
preparation and was informed that scores of
people Ill this city and the surrounding conn
Try had obtained Doan'> Kidney Pills, tested
mem. and were recounting their experiences.
/ ms was ei lgh forMr. Dow. He purcha>- |
ed II supply and what follows is his eyneri. /
elce: "MN kidneys troubled me for some wears
on ana on. tried many different remedies
nui Wilhout obtaining any permanent relief.
~ nc ,"ll OF 1870 was in pretty bad shape
ana suffered, constant, sharp pains across nv
BACK winch were at times terrible, when /
Wo''Ia apply Il mustard plaster over nv kid
heE, only to GET relief for the time being. 4
weakness OF the kidney Secretions wa, very
especially at night AS if disturbed
my rest The >ecretions were also very HIGH
" colored. read of Doan'S Kidney Pin. and
Is lhey were so highly recommended | rot a i
1oN from Eaton's drug store. After using
mem the weakness was relieved and the sea-
'etiohs Were normal. got Il second box and
Nhen lad finished it was cured. | have
lW ielt the least symptoms of my former Kid F
re! trouble since. am so greatly pleased !
vllh the prompt kind thorough manner in
Vhch Doans Kidney Pills cured Inc that I rr
III always cad to recommend them personally
any one should they call on me-"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all deal.
r.. irice 90 cents. Mailed by Foster Mil ~
urn Co., Buffalo, y. y, sole agents for the
hlted states. Remember the name Doan's
nd take no substitute. ~
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
WARMING.

me legal voters of the CITY of Barre AFRO
hereby notified and warned to meet in Ar
mory nan in Miles Block on North Main
our. S'reet IN the City of Barre, Vermont. on the
t tmu ua! or May, 1888, at 80 O'Clock D. M. to
'ra an i,r1 the following business: -" ~
FIRST. TO see if the CITY will vote to b,,
or condemn any water system or works now uy
Supplying water within the CITY, and if 50
what ones. anu II 80
SECOND. TO see if the City will vote to
INSTRUCT the city council to give permission to
"iiN Wattr system or works now supplying the
unn N Mlth water, the right to extend or Inv
new w, IlleS of pipes within the CITY.
IliikD. TO see if the CITY will vote to i,
s.lucl the City Council to give permission to
an" I Water system or works now in the Cit,
we l'.hi 10 make new connections with their
pipes lor the accommodation of the resilient. nf
the City. VI ''o ieS'oeilts OF
FoURTII To see if the City will vote 70
i pIu ,m M'aer system of its own, and if SO |
"huIe, ana what system it will vote to nut in
FIFTH TO see if the City will vote TO mn '''
lnorl|e the City Council to make anv le,oo So" Nv
otner arrangements with any of the eyistinr
M"ter companies or works to brine tbe u.tnr
rom Martin Brook, or from any other w aer
w.. ~. iis! purchase or condemn, into the
=, , H,u II SO what lease or ARRANGEMENTS
mn r nln ~. i" see If the City will vote ia
l uIlrrnase or condemn the works of the barre
SEVENTH, TO see if the CITY will ini vote 70
'orroW money and issue its bonds. notos w w
" evidence of Indebtedness for INV w
u lhe purposes specified in the foreroino my
t tclts OF this warning. and if it votes TO i.sme
ere" t''c, or notes to designate the rate of in
he form Of bnmJ. "', WIPE. E'ce or payment, and
cred, it will issue. ''"po'' Or regis
n nataI l.: TO DO any other proper business
LIST day of April. 1898. '''''o''' 'hlS
JOHN w. GORDON, MAYOR.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
The Triumph nf


Several years before the ,7iso,rou
On at Plthole an Irishman named Me-.
Oarthy and his son Dan came to tbis
country from the Emerald Isle, Dan
was young man of 30, but his father
looked upon him as mere how md
seemed to take delight in ridicnlima
nm before people. p
60 :, us, Dan is good BY" he would
say sarcastically, "but, Danny, me- nv
yez IL niver set the river on fire. :" "
Ihls was his stock witticism. and r.
snnoyea Dan very much, but he did his
. oos' ana soon surprised the old gentle.
man ny securing lucrative lob
.4ls, Danny has Job all rirht - ho
n 'i,u, u 5 Sl.5o day, but the b'y'll
LIVER WI, SET the river on fire. Not be- );
"heh OIL was found at Pithole D,,,
ii1eo 10 the scene and was soon earn.
ing unusually large wages as a tna,a
s'ef' All the petroleum was draw =,
o"rrels' and teams were in ore,t do
lnand' lie saved his money 6ounb+ ~,
' .% Vi land and soon had a well dr;Ilod
t INA was producing 100 barrels Of oii
M1C Jay at $40 per barrel. The oldnr
Joined him, saw the we'll ro
.Ina5 a liberal gift of money, and thar ,u
'nooh ,,n ms head ominously. ~ ''1'i'
roa,a nls "a good thing, Danny" bo
yorrnd, ' yore dom well, but mark me-
ire, me BY" WIZ river Oh 0
f Da v" o sn,S,1 later flood wrecked ono t
- Ian small wooden tanks tIn o "u Il
al down the river, and tbrrn ,,a .1o OH
Ac'tehlent. AS Dan and his fot I"s great
Ian drew n ,n'tp,l the oil float away 5,
rather" he said conII,. ,, w. y,
''nlo yez say DIN niver sot th WV ieA0
: ,o IRE PLACE reminder that Oh ' ha liver r
'ahce wanst. and-and ddn,t La h"' a g
'dad!" "'" "luh Go ut, .
RS Bazaar. VIII '''"'cn'-Har- I,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
EAST BARRE.

About forty attended the Ladies', Al,
1p'le'y sociable at Mos. &. If. IIutcLin IN"
i""rS"ay evening. 4 nice sunnrr w -. -,
'' M. ana u a fine time enjoyed by all.
'llS' I. Il, Pilt>lcy and children ~,
''S ST, al Ira l'outwell's in Barre
y, ne members of the band won. -
" !" "Sh'n@'on Friday night to practice fo w
D"( Grafton Day. ''0' i'i
\; {. hickey was in Go,rldsvi,,o ,.
" 'dneSday night to attend his s;na; ,','
school there. ''' singing
NJ r. Cutler has received u new LOT ri
WI J., carriages and open buggies to sell
,, H. H. Church has sold out his freiyht
'no express business to G. L. Wolrott
VINO mas taken possession.
hev. W. p. jackson has movod 10 IL.
"cW rooms in the j. \. Demo hons"
NOW owned ny DR.. j. II, Macarthur
Nrs. Annie Rioux is very murh h.,
.'r' and unless unexpected com,lina
IONS arise, her ultimate recover Is ~"
)cctcd. - On
Al Patridge's Hall Sunday Afternoon
ir. RULER will speak on ..Tbe W,it;"',
nend;' Service to begin at thran =
l., ana everybody will be heartily wal -
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
First Time In Thirty Years

At last the moment of vital importance has come to the
homes of who dwell in the recesses of the old Gree,
Mountain State. etowhch we have all looked for the
past three months with half skepcal eye has at last ar
rived and the young blood of the Granite City is now called
upon to 90 its share in the great struggle that abont to
ensue.
Capt f. y. Badger commanding Company f. v No.
in this city, received orders this morning to recruit his COM
pany to the requisite number namely 100 men, That means
that he will have to enlist so more than there is t nrnt IN
the Company We print the form of the agreement which
recruits will have to sign, as follows:
we each and severy hereby agree enlist in fine In
states Army to Umtel during the war ow Il
ohry and the Kingdom of (3) wears and that WA will
h" r'Hrt' sign enlistment papers for such service
This form Of agreement was issued before tbo 1,,, w
assed which makes the maximum term of enlistment on
ear instead of three Captain e. j. Badger and Cant,;
J. H. blsbee will be at the Amory in Miles hall TODAY TO
'crult all applicants who may prove satisfactory. /,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
A Fine New BICYCLE.
Central Vermont Railroad


~
CORRECTED TO JAN %, lsus
rams leave Barre daily, except SUNDAY n. IT,.
GOING SOUTH.
3.1O A. M.-MAIL, For Boston vi, Ion.,.
Flic1Dulg New York via. SprinyHnr
All New England psints pnrIor car,1
-, ton via. Lowell. without change ~ 20
400 p M.-FAsT EApkkss. t',rpo.,
Lowell; New York via Sprinpttld W.
New London. Buffet parlor csrtn nm ~.
3.lO P.M.-LuCAL PAsstNGEK E0,
n'ld, Randolph, and White H.
Junction, connecting with uI....
train for Windsor " ''"
A'oo r.M'.NIGHT EArkEss. Leaves Barre
week days only but leaves Montpelieri le
A. .,daiIy including sundays. Uue kn..
toh wa. Lowe daily s.I5 A. NJ Bo.to,y
rn.hOufe, daily, $50 A. NJ; New Snrt
eept sunday ll.25 NJ. ON Suudul. ,,.,
10 Springfield, only. Wagner .lrrnII, -
70 Boston wa. Lowell and to Sprlryf,
!. en- . GOING NORTH.
O'oO "a. M'-LoCAL hXPKESS For Kur.,,,,.
ton, 81. AIhans. Richford, and kou.r- p.-,>
connects at Essex junction with rx,,r.
d, an polh's on Rutland k H.
".OC r. Al .-MAlL. For BurlipYton p,,.l.
Cambridge Junction. ST. AItnI,. un,'r
Norwood' Ogdensbursh. Na.n.I a.
Car to Montreal ""s"tl d.
''Ao M'-tAAfk.IsS for burlington. =
oans, ana Montreal Pullman elp.rIt,s,
'oHlpeiler Junction 20 lhru.,u ~ -.
chAhee. Due Chicago 10 pN n.xt '
'|ohhr'te at fsstA Junction tor A.u 49,.
VIA hutlnnd and Iro\
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
Vermont Conference.

= Friday morning Bishop Vincent con
, tinued the exposition of the pastora
episilcs making his discourse practical
and up to date.
Prayer was offered and business re-
sumed at Il little past nine. The chair
man of the trustees of the Conference
stated the body was entitled to draw
certain amounts for missionary work
within the bounds of the Conference
and for other special purposes and the
customary drafts were ordered.
The case Of j. III. Wallace who de-
sired pernumerary relation without
appointment. was referred to the Con-
ference relations.
The orders of John Risdon, local
preacher. supplying in the New Eng
land Southern Conference, were recog-
nized, he having come to the Methodist
church properly accredited as minis
ter OF the congregational church.
The committee on the state of the
country reported tn ough j. O. Sher
burn. approving the course of President
Mckinley and deploring the necessity of
the war and expressing hope that
peace might even yet be maintained if
possible consistently with honor and hui
mainly. The report was adopted.
Geo. {. McDougall, c. e.. Gorse, A.
Z. Fuller and NJ. II. Smith were con-
nued on trial and with one exception
passed to studies of the second wear.
!. II. SisSon was discontinued at his
'wn request.
The following were reported as hay
ng completed the Conference course of
tndy and Were elected to Elders or
crs: W. III. White. S. II. Smith, G. NJ.
tebb.ns, and &. III. Wright. w. II.
tklnsou and A. Atwatcr had completed \
he course and were already in Elders
rders.
Rev. DR.. Davis, pastor of the local !
congregational church presented the r.
rcctcd of the State Association as its
aternal delegate, and the Bishop made II
liable response,
Dr. Bates, Presiding Elder of the e1
NV England Southern Conference was
reduced. SO also were Rev. DR..
c. r. Magec and Rev. C. r.
'gee and Rev. A. A. Wright, Dean of
boston Correspondence School, each IN
whom addressed the conference.
ne closing hour of the session was pa
'upled by the Bishop sermon to the
IS of candidates for admission in full tn
lncctlon in the Conference. The
'rch was filled, and the large audi tn
e gave very close attention to the dis.
sion. y ", 70,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
WEllEn BURNED IN EFFIGy AR
GODDARD LAST NIGHT.

An inspiring spectacle MIGHT L.v.
been witnessed by the patriotic citizens
OF Barre at 10 o'clock last EVENING #
they had happened to have been stroll
ing III the direction of Goddard Scni-
nary. 1ho young men students of tbis
institution, after learning of the exci,ing
developments in the war news of western
day, became entlu-cd with patriotis n,
10 such an extent that they could NOT
contain themselves without a demon
stratlon. Consequently, us soon ns tho
evening hours for study were over tLn
boys might have bcen seen silnn,l,,
stealing out to the campus. carr, iu',
WIN lhem an eiligy labeled seen. Woyo
ler. 1hls' latter was soaked in Kerosene
ana huHg to the branches of one Of tho I
class trees. After the BOYS were ,.,o,,,-
Dled around the rcc Il match w,. ~,
piicd 10 the cillgy and as the flames rosa
up they carried with them a dnofnnin,r
yen 1vom l.lc students below. The crin9
'uea,h to Wcyler,' Wen Lann old
"eyier TO sour apple tree, and cheer.
Tor Lee, Mckinley, and Woodford uiyht
have been heard AL over The riN. Aim
appropriate exercises were gonr Ihrnu.h
with at the tree, the boys formed IN NO.
,ession and paradcd for sometime ,'rnt
1T. ne campus and through the buiI,lin~
Inc teachers showed their syp,,nu7,' :
With the cause by not in,crl.,in,. ''''
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
"A Good Roadmnlsor


Edwin Mcintyre, who lives . hou.
ne NE III the house near Warren wbora ~. -
tliton r. Baker was shot has N on nr
hobby. One of the prettiest a =" qu al
pieces OF road in Maine passes in fn uess
VI MS retreat. 1t has been bn;lt hr i Ni
hm ac who for the last 20 yeays I W..
oeeh picking up the rocks ,n1 " 40 has
noal lis home and pounding them j jnta
pebbles, which he has put in thn hi into
o M"y, oo IN 70 years time he has nonn5 In
wv wv, ooo stones and made them re,, 1ru ecu
ioaa use. Tho town autboritio n'" nt Tor
h hizing the value of the worL f1r i ,,
lave Law: compensated tho mon WV W.. ,.: /? ears
I'm Inn MS road tax. He estimates ny + ssivlns
' nas placed on the road 20 cords " sn az ne
annn u Wed stones Other towns m 'nJse
a., ivy warren such faithful roadhn; Sa'
'f'-hockland (Me. } Star i'"uoo'ld-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
y SPECIAL MEETING OF GRAN
DALI POST.

X. b. CrTndall Post, Attention COM
ra"rs. Gov. Grout having ordered Co.
T., '. \. g., to recruit their ranks to
100 men and to hold themselves in read
mess to 90 TO the defense of our coun-
Try, 1t seems proper and fitting that on
such a solemn occasion the old veterans
should show their appreciation and
sympathy with them who will now be-
come our brother, in arms, therefore
order special meeting of the post to be
held in their hail Monday evening, to
the matter and make further
Let there be full at
tendance. Per order
GRO. I. COMET, Com,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
Out of Town Locals.
VILLA MSTOWN,

Mrs. Ada Flint Dickinson is prenar.
my to move 10 her new home in Wash
MGto1 Her aged father, Chester Flint,
VIII accompany her or remain here in
! his Old home as he shall elect.
larry, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry }. Snow, visited relatives here
last week. His home is in Boston
where he has good position in con-
fectlonery manufacturing establishment.
We want all our citizens to keen in
mind the coming here of Rev. W. G.
ludde1ooi to give an address on Tues
day evening May 10, at the Congrega-
'lohal church. One If our townsfoIl,
VINO has heard him tells us we had no
ONE III our lecture course to equal him.
ne arr tn%omcnt by which he comes |
VIII make ii Il free lecture TO 0ur moo
pre- ana "lhe national reputation which
me speaker has among Congregational
iS,N ll'~ilr"> great feast to his audience
Wll''h ought to crowd the church ON
this occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Brown of tho :
Monument House went AWAY l,st wool.
we hear il said, fer treatment of Mrs
brown who has suffered quite Il rood
ocal mere from diseased limb , ,
Nrs. Henry Martin, dauehter-ip-)aw S
OF the late Allen Martin, last week =
buried her sister, Mrs. Angie Dcnsmore,
VINO dlrd at her home in Kennebupk o
Nie'' OF consumption, after a long ill., s.
ness Mrs, Dcnsmore was at one time
resident Of this place. having lived i,
lefe two years with her sister, Mrs al
Martin. After going to Maine to live e
W. u''i',o with caurch in Kennebunk
vh'r' She made many friends. Her st
,o'Y was brought to her old home in al
Vest Iopsham for burial. u, IN
{. NJ, Seayer and Will Edison made , tn
mort call last week at the sanitarjum in
n. H.. whore Messrs b. +. wi
lDley and Henry +. Erskine are hayinr
'eatmcnt. th
AIRS. Oliver Blanchard, formerly Of W:
''.h Barre, was the guest OF fine frc
mIlF of her brother-in-law. O The
lanchard, last week. N CIT
l-"'e news OF Mrs. p. p. Womcr is PP1n1
1T S'l" Is quite II bit better in health w
Mrs. Herbert p. Martin. who h.s Dor
eh quite an invalid for few months 9th
ems to be gaining somewhat of
ne houses of George Farnbam and i if.I
"u"rey Longee are now to be newly tere
intcd. '''"'s the
rom not large number of troos 'eT Re
me Briggs made over four pouud, d
,"%ar to a tree this season, 21st
lohn Edwards of Chelsa West III,
| return to work as tool sharpcncr
Ill 'Ae sheds of the Grearson Rock All
company this week, N" SHl
' ', 'il'ah Hanson was very poorly Inst "
'h' as the result of havinr hoo,,
own from lumber WAGON not lonn
'eo. W, Clark, the occupant Of ..,he r
H''och Howe house" in our yilluoc
reused at an increasing number If
luef'. Some of us find most an. -
Eng and homc-like table in this 6
lily. '''''0 l." th'S
-, -" l'',e conversation with one of we
Welsh granite cutters somn,h;n W. price
1'e' one OF the proverbs of his M, n,
I"ho' that in English might be tLus ~
~ expressed: "A child brought IN "
'lI' in hell he'll stay.n ~ W
ORD has just been received Of ,ho "A
! OF "nhris" Elliott of consumption. vince
'rW Mexico. His body will br Bas
2n' TO Mortified for burial.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23

ANAiN SERVICE.
o'Zo, $40, lu.UU p. NJ a ' i-'oo' -'oo' go,
Arrive at NJ onlpelier IN n ,o
~ ~, 40 7.3J, 10 20 p '' A. ''' l-''''
Leave Montpelier, $50 $50. 9I5 ~ ,,o
''oo' $50, lao. $50 y 80 p NJ '' a. w. '-'o W.
arrive al Barre, 500 Y 40 IN os .
o'5o. . IL, $50, $50 p N 0 a - l-'-o, -
cation ,rnm, I ,hI Is subject to changes Apu-
time, or b, tf.r 49, T ole trains, QuIth
t tu' Al trains will stop On sivnt -, toh'l'.
.nd ,,,1 ''oh':'eier and barre to luk,. n,..'P
vided e uIIr. inS pare 10 leave Passengers, bro
/ ND ,,s,', 20 III 'oe Known to tne conuu, tor
hAHf AND CONNEt TIONs.
Connects at Wells River ,,b 4,
cosliho ia!ion Train north AMI .',t
,h ''t n anu Express Train Data over
,i'o lIesumpsc Division nj Iin.,
TAO NJ Aaiie Il. Is. Through iran, ,
"a M. wee liVm Wells River via pI-
GUN or White River .Jui,ctin IT,
custom and VIA Bellows f. H. ,,E
Up lng1leId for New YORK Ar,''' 'i'
~ boston !. 30 p NJ N.w va,
Nur''id Central DepoU 7I,p
" ih'ouSh service, HurlInrton tn
''o9ahs stops AT all nrin,.,u,I
t'ohs betwe, ellis River n,I
aus arriving at Fab, am, 90
r. NJ Conn cts at Fahl,u,. ,itt
''n Tor Portland and O.d t)rch,rI
,u'eh. llso with train for -un,
',, Az. Washington, arriving sim
;. oo r. NJ. Connects al i, IN.
"iNer with the Mail Train nn,Ih
10 cf, - pu over lassunp-ic Divi ion. ami tb,,
w LII 'acio Coast Express Win To, "u
",ai Pacific hallway to M,nI'.'I
Quebec, Chicago and the p,c,a,.
ooast. Through sleeping cars Wnm
treat t. 'hicago every ds" et nou
Saturdays TO Pacific Cons, ' c,'i
gay except Sunday. Also with AZ.
press ram arriving in Boston ~
+, aa NJ. Also With train for Fabyan.,
IItant;.ster, W hlteteld ,Jetf.rsm,''
nefnh' Groveon ana Grand Ir,',I'
nnilroad '"nu lr.ah
connects at Wells River with T.,
press train north over X xu
~. ior st. Johnsbury. lynd'nvili.
narts and Newport With Irri,'''
.Ns = ar houa'ion train south for ali st,,,in
MA "etMeen Wells River and VIII,
, MMer junction. Also with txurnss
t i'.Ii north over White lloni,i'nr
l',N'sloh f2r Lisbon Littetun HAM
tneih STIR" ct, Profile iiouse ~
Mountain, Fahyans, Cr.ytorH,u
T. w sr, W h,teneld, jefferson and /. ,nras
An, ueherIi Agen..
srnu,:,do h>E, Gent Par. A,en,
a. S'oN ELL, General Mann.a agent.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
~hiiamstown Trains.

town pare 10 p Nj 4.30p.n. Due ). iIIiap..
to"h Loo r. NJ D 20 p. N. "''"'''
Leave W lilIams;oWn 40 ooo
Barre sos A. Nj. 3.UUp M 'o H. NJ que
+. w. BALDWIN, y ~ ,,,,.
Gen. Supt H. i ~ -H'NnH'
iolsscupt. u. q VIZ INV. '
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
Suburban Service.

hNINs TO MUNTPELIkk
II 90 p. NJ. " '' '-''o' o'o', '.Io,
TRAINS TO BARRE.
IL i."ave Montpelier $780, s.l5, 1870 Asr5;
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23

OFFICE TO RENr.-Five large con-
Meeting rooms, suitable for office and
i' combined, up one fight Aver.
Ill S Block now occupied by DR.. Stick.
ney' also single front office up one
flight. l.. NJ. Averill.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
ROSTER.
His Mark.

..o n 4 40 you sign your name?" asked
o 'hI LAX collector of the Pumpkinyille
queen who had come in to rerister 1 fa0
the election. " os's'er lor
go, u, now dld the kernul thar sign his.
s Snn.,, asked ASKED, the citizen, indicating the
sn ud" ,o lawyer who had just registered
"A wv, WAS passing out the door.
"hy' he signed his 90. To,l;vor
johnson, Esquire. )" -'''''0f
n waai, Jest put mine down He]]o
nal nJlD rnlllps' Esquah. ATLANTA Jour.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

he bladder was created for one purpose.
nancy, Il receptacle for the urine, and AS
SIch 1t Is not liable TO any form of disease ey
rppl ny one or two ways. The first way is
from imperfect action of the Kidneys. The
second way is from cnrele>, locnl trr,tment nt
other diseases, "' ~ VI
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23

Pratts Astral Oil, the genuine, only
cts gallon, Water White 10 cts.
L. M. Averill.
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l'RINATES.

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Robert Mckenzie
George \ Ross
a j Shredder
W Parks
John Presley
Joe Wood
Cha> Gaulhier
l. a Luther
NJ NJ Jones
W II pitkin
a Cruickshanl
William Wi>hart
W + Fraser
John IIannon
II { Whitaker
W c Rust
John Imlah
Paul iladu
William Davidson
II \ Gillespie
j Barron
II II Wctmorc
Will Duthie
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j W Sullivan
j + Ward
G + Mills
j a Wilkinson
j Dickie
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+ l. Samson
George Townsend
Sidney Jackson
B F Gillcy
Henry Smith
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-23

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s VIZ Andalnan islanders, the smallest
t taoe OF people in the world, average less ISIS
th" "n iout Ieet in height, while few Of
'nei'' weigh more than 70 pounds