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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-25
A Good PIacs,'

A Good Place
To find what you w..
an Xmas present rtS e, want v
or a friend. '' yoursH|
We can still fit all Conn.,.
a a nice nc ~ winter Suit from ,rI'; ! n
Or show you a good 49,.
inen mt OF Of Overcoats from r'sa +
to 5000. A0in ''W|
Cor G e neral Furo,,t, |
Goods line you ka noS,,
always to the front. NV
l. In Silk Umbrellas vo, II
lind a great assortment sut W
See our Bath Robes, Sn,,I
ing ing and Office Jackets. ''''''
:, l he most complete and Ill
line Of Ties, Six S, ,s .al|
ers, etc., ever shov,r OIL
Houston. An insr,.,,a
pleases. 'N''el
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
Notice Of Forfeiture.

Z" III. heir. 81 ~ e. Bak-s az ,i,.is assign.
You arr l,-f-l,, mott Ned that ha,. -.I pended
lar. In lsi-sf sud inpfus -nssnts utp,, the fr-.
Hnid tAri- mining ria..i .itaAtrd In Ibesatuf-
minlas district, county II tassek,., STATE 1T r.i
~ t.r 'tsi In t-aA = pssu itR In the oie- ~ the
cl.sA aud t~r"f,i-f 81 .aid sssibty In order Ia
held Sc rlsin under the psspstsl,ps ~ .~rii.n
sl.t II the hr,,s.j statutes ~ the tpitr.i
state. sb.i amendments tis"rvta approx 81 Jan
uaft ssasl tsN r.ns"fnlhs shnual lsi.,t uisa
nihlsAs elslsis i.'ins tie ssssrsbt ts-luif~I to-
held said lssi. Tot the y~ssv sa,a.L aud the
t'~sis.i .s,dihs December siss tsDs.
Asd " within ninsip dats frssn the pubiisa.
tIsss At this botsr p"a fail ~ refu.s u, r.atsii
"~nss yossr Interest In 10. sstd siAim ~iil l-,..
rs,es sh~ prppefb II siss ssb.~slisf b, til.
sal ssrtlset,
dated Jasper cola., Nov III. ,!pt. -.
y. I. nsAyn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
SHERlrf'S SALE.

b. yif,u. ~ an execution i--uoi "ui Of III.
.i.fk Office at tho county rourt uf Rio
Gr.ndr. count, and STATE of col"rndo.
and Il" me dir"rio'i, whereof, ani
commanded Ia make tho sum 81 two
hundf~-i and ninct, .thtr. aud fifteen one.
l,un'ts-siti,. dollar SOL and costs OF .uii.
tho amount II . certain judgement r-c-nil ~
'ain--t sxain-t Street Mlll-r aud lena Miller
n favor 81 samuel q, Hem and y. " Hat.
bark out 81 the lands, t-n~ni~nts, .,-hsis aud
rhattrl. 81 the said street Miller aud I.-nA
MILLER. hs,- i.si.d "n the fplio~ing property,
!" witi The .outh.sst quarter of the northwest
quarter aud lot thf.s. ii,. aud .is 81 .-.tion
- township uif,l "iiht north Range n. ..
Therefore. according Ia aid com n,and. I .hsil
~ttss-~ Tor sale at ppblir auction. all the
right. tile aud Interest ~ the a,,o,- nam-.i
s,r-t Miller and i-na Miller In aud ,o tn.
sl.s- d~-~fii-,d property oh kstufda,. III. itti,
.taS al D~r-mi~f, fslt at 0'eisrk - NJ at III"
irnt door 1T III. courthouse la the town Of i,"i
Nofts.
i,.,--i =, il-l >orts. ihi. .osh day of So,.m.
trr. tSi.
II u. ABRAMS,
sheriff II nio Orlando a oaHty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
Examination Netlce.

The regular examination of
applicants for teachers certificates
in Rio Grande County will be held
in my Office At Del Norie, and
the public school building AT
Monte Vista, on Friday aud Satur
day, December 1921, 1901 The
academic examination for admis.
sion to the bar of Colorado will he
held in connection with this teach.
ers examination. Sessions will be
gin at 8 o'clock Il. M. of each lay.
q. A. CARPENTER.
County Supt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
The address Of j. NJ. Green, u
blacksmith who wa. in Monte
Vista in 1899 aud 1893 is wanted
by II. W. Green, of this place.

Nothing deserves more kindly
Treatment than the human eye, and
rs n general thing II receives the
least attention until disease has so
impaired Its use that It is Impos.
possible TO repair the injury As n
general thing. however. we will
admit, the people are not Ia blame,
us specialists in this line are not Ia
he found IN every locality, and the
visiting OF them IN large cities Is
too expensive for the masses To
ever think of But when Won
have II specialist right n; your
door il would seem Ia u, To be
criminal negligence i! Won did not
ayail Yourself of his counsel and
services III your trouble. Prof.
L. II. Smith, formerly of ST.
Lonis, Mo-. and now located at
Denver Colorado Is now at Monte
vista where he has performed
many miracles in the way of re-.
storing cyesight To persons whose
eyeslsht was impaired. Hundreds
of people of Monte Vista and the
surrounding country paid him u
visit during his last visit IN Monte
Vista and nll who took ADVANTAGE
of this counsel ARE loud m their
prnls" at hun and his SUPERIOR
knowledge in his profession.
Every day since Prof. Smith
opened his office ~ ibi, CITY N,
tunes he WAS unable Ia wait ON his
patrons without II short wait. bu,
all were waited on rs their turns
came and all sent away rejoicing.
Quite II number came in the las, of
The week fiom the country, facing
The bad weather. ST. eager were
They to give their defective eyes
the attention they 50 deserve.
Prof. smith sees n bright future
for Monte Vista and expects 10
open up nm exclusive optical house
in this city in the near future
tie viii rcnnln IN this city until
December 10Th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
Contempt Turned Ik,wm.

A few weeks ago the manager
OF H~arst's American aud re.
porter for that paper wers arrested
for contempt of court aud fined
and sent to jail for thirty and
furry days. The otfense charged
WAS the criticism of n decision
s'nale by district Judge in rasr
III which the gas trust was "A party.
The prisoners asked Ia l.. dis
charged on n writ of habeus cor
pus. After thorough Inyestign.
ton Judge Dunne decided that,
contempt WAS not the proper rem
.dy aud discharged the prisoners.
Judge Dunno held the proper rem.
.dy wss bv libel. :hus giving the
accused trial by jury
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
Notice of Application to Lease State Land.

Office 81 The STATE Board Of Land
Commissioner
Denver, Colorado, Dec. It'll. 1901
Motto. Is hereby siveu that l.. V. Bi.hop.
whose po-toffice address ia Monte Vista, Colo
On Nov 9th iaOi, made application No 1895 to
III. Stat. Board Of Land Commissioners to
lcss: the following described School and Inter
nal improvement Lsnds. situate ia Rio Grande
county, Colorado, to-wit; y. T.. I, Sec. i6
Township 20 North. Ranse East 5 T.. 4 Sec
=, Township W North, Rsns- East n. ". n OF
\. W, Sec. Is. Township 20 North, Range !
No other applications To l-as. the above
described premise. or objection against the
above application will Be- ronsidered after the
last publication hereof
Date Of last publication JaH. ,th, isac
JuH> I. JoNcE.
Register State Board Land Commissioners
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
Notice of Application to Lease State Lands
Office of The state Board of Land
tnutfnl..inn..-

bifc" Of The state Hoard of Land
i..ioner-.
b.>vin. toipuAt'o. Nav. ~. I,ai
Notice l. h-feb, given thar &. y Lnrick.
who's, pisioifc' nidrvss is Monte Vista on
Nov. 18th. iisii, na. application No I-S. To- The,
state board OF Land Commissioners Ia lease
III. foll"~iny described School Lands. -ituni.
~ lilo srA de county, iolor~sio. to~i,i n. T.
q So. N. Township 8, ;,nrth Wansr Ea.t
Ne other rppii- lions 10 has. III. ahov. de.
~f't.bssi promises ar uhi-ctnHp- against The.
nh"r .rp'l'ntron vii Tee considered after the
last publication h.rsuf
Date Of hast publication I've. iHh. i'si.
JnW> r. Jo,sE.
k"ri-i"r Stat. iinaui Land cainmi- lun.rs
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
NJ. +. Church, will hold sale of
handkerchiefs and fancy articles,
such rs cushions of various kinds.
dressed dolls etc, at l.. II Cheney s
Real Estate Office on Friday and
Saturday Dec. l3 and II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14

WASrEp:-A few buyers for
some choice hnrc-. Three kinds.
Tw" blocks southeast II foundry.
Prices reasonable. Call Sniur.
days. q. L.. F,nNswonru
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
Notice Of Application to Lease s.a.. Lands.

ONCE at Til" state Board of Land
tummi. sion.r,.
Denver. Colorado. bee. j. 1901,
Notice is hereby given that e. ". Davidson
whose p,.totiicr addr,s. {, lola, Colo, On Nov.
9Th. isi, made application No, isi. Ia the
state Hoard 81 Land tominis-ion-r. to lea :.
the follow ing described Internal Improve
m,nt i.snds. sitnat. 10 Rio Grand. Count,
colorado to-~il; :, l., = sec. q Township "
North. Range ! East
No other application. to lease the above
described pr-ni.. or Objections against the
ni-,,. application will H. ron.id.f.i after tl.,
last publication h-r-of
Date OF last publication Jan. eth, I.sn.
JohN +. Jo,cI
Register State ll,ard Land Commissioner
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14

DiyD:-Esfon r. I;ini-'lnl.. aged
10. At the Soldiers Hos. Sunday
morning. He served during the
war in the 95th Illinois infantry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
You Don't Have tn Drink

1t to clinch the hair on the in
side, an external application is
sufficient when using Herpicide,
the Dsndruff Cure. Call at Pear.
trees Barber Shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14

Parties wanting samples Of gar.
den and flower s.els or copy Of
tue Agricultural Year Book should
writ" Hon. j. G. Bell, N. e..
Washington. ID. G.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14
Notice of Application to Lease State Lands
oiice Of The State Board of Land
commits toners.
Denver. Colorado, Dec. 5tb. l.li,

Commissioner.
Denver, Colorado, Dec. 9Th, 1871
Notice l. hereby given that F. l.. Bishop.
whose po-tntfcc address Is Monte Vista IoI.
on Nov sth, 1901, made application No. l1,, To
the State Board of Land COMM -sioncr. to
ieas: the following described School and Inter.
nal Improvement Lands, situate in Rio Grsnde
county, Colorado, to.wit: 5. 4 Sec II, Town.
hip ~ North, Range East, y. W. l, Sec. ~.
sec. -, Township 20 North, Range East.
No other applications 70 lease the above
described premises or objections against the
last publication hereof.
Date OF last publication Jan 9TH 100.
joins T Joycu
Register Stat. Board Land Commissioners
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-14

The several towns in ih. south
ern part OF the valley are workin.
IN unison to secure a sugar factory.
IN this they are wise. Thn. part
Of the valley can furnish the land
aud probably more labor than any
other section Of the great San Luis
Park. A meeting OF farmers aud
business mon WAS held u, In .Inra
last SATURDAY aud n committee WAS
appointed for the purpose Of max
ing a CANVASS of the farmers to
determine how many acres Of b-e,s
can he guaranteed 10 u factory
providing On. can h. secured.
The school board Of Mont. VISTA
have been derclic' in their duty
in this regard: Tn. law provides
TIM, the board shall cans- 10 b.
given IA each school week two
lessons Of no, less than ten min.
ui..s duration each On the subject
at humane treatment Ia sniipsls
This statute has no, been siric,l,
complied with and h.nc- our chill
dfen are not getting the full ben-.
tit of that wise provision Of the
law.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

Alfred Cladhuurue ahd wife are
away on Vacation.
NJ. Am don ol $. Johnshury Wa
la town the tirsn Of the week.
Rev. 5. l.. L itut, former pas OF
will preach il the Lungrt4 al0n4
church 90 sundaT.
Miss NJ f. Howard i, visit ng sons
Sharon friends.
Miss Jennie Crawfo d is in town.
Mrs + l. Cushing OF F'airhaven i
vi h her parents.
c. L Bugbee and family have re
turned from their carriage drive.
A uumber Of Hartford people at
trnd d the "Oid Folks Picnic" al
Sharon on We nesoay.
Irving Wright has left the employ
of Il. d Cnadbourne.
A part, went on the excursion to
Mon pelier on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. W. Morris is i'll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
CORINTH.

Work on Pike Hill mines came tt a
sudden stop last Saturday when the
boiler gave out and all hands were
given leave Of absence for short time
while the boss hunted up another
boiler. This he accomplished in q
short time and new boiler came
Monday sometime and was set up
in season to be running by the MID
die of the weekihut was SO small 1t wa,
very impractll b to use. They are
waiting to get Vie other repaired or
get large. one to help this one out.
Thomas Rasson and daughter Car
rie, from Hull, Mass, and little
grand daughter Givian Mitchell spent
fine Sth at Joseph Taplin's. All went
up t, the mines in the afternoon,
wnich was well visited all day by diff
ferent parties.
Hrmer Sargent and wife are visit
ing at his fathers, j. Sargent for a
few days.
A singing SCH oil was held 10 the
R bic District school hauSe on Tues
day evening There were but few
npoeont and Soma from tha PILE m
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
NORTH MONTPELIER.


Ed. Nve Of Wakefield, Mass, is Wis
ting rrlat yes here.
Miss b lie Bates is spending hel
vaca ion az her home in Iun bridge.
Our former pastor, Rev. Joseph
Co b of Norwich, Com, is visiting
frlends here.
Zeke Gray and wife Of Laconia, n
H are in town to attend the funera
of his brother, Albert Gray.
Mrs q B. Nichols is in town car.
ing for her sister, Miss Mary E
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs Orlando Knapp are
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. P. Spauld
ing in Montpelier.
The Sunday school are to have a
picnic at Woodbury. Pond next Tues
day.
Mr.. and Ms. George Pray and Mrs
Ed. Hamblett have returned from
the beach.
Dan Bennett has returned from his
trip to Buffalo.
Heny Cate went to Buffalo last
week.
George kelton and wife have re-
turned ON q ee1 City Park.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
MoNTPELIERs LABOR DAY

the commi tee Of The Muntpr lier
branch OF the Granite cutters Union
flushed It's canvas for funds with
which hold the Labor Day Cele.
braton here in Sept mber, ::ou Tues
day and report hav " secul ed about
$400.
One OF the features OF this event is
to be bread makii G contest with a
first prtZe OF $40 ana second and
third prize of smaller denomination.
Each competito' is to make two
loaves Of bread, one Of water and the
otner Of milk. In making their ex-
hibit they are to designate th'. kioo
ano quantity of -four and yeast used
the make OF stove in which it is baked
and the time consumed IN The b Az
ing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
GOT THE POSITION.

She Successfully Played ON CIV
Weakness of the stntesnrHz
The New York Herald tells ssIa T.
diplomatic young lady who unf1x'ssssxS
the weakness of politicians tga-1rWs
some years ago place il To- Sssazas
service.
The day before the opening n sna
session Il shy girl knocked at tse -asx>
of the attorney generals office.
rs the attorney general in" a1s
asked timidly.
Yes" said the clerk. "He 1TI 2yns
You when he gets through wtt1 I've
long line of Job hunters. Just ..-ss..7se4--.ss
seat"
In the numerous chairs, OH fis aisW
lounge and standing We're 2h asCH.
waiting for a turn to press sop,s :.a-a
FOR a position.
The attorney general was rstaoG =,
grutf looking man. and he dlG,iASss.>
each with the remark: II caD't III aNg---
thing for you. Sorry. you klns, T1.'
tllrfc are hundrcds Of applicants ~
each officer, every logislaroL "a 90
dozen beg%'n fer each position
Wien the timid girls turn caris4 -,
handed the impatient looking ia1's -
letter. She sad nothing. Sb" 4..aA.;
locked into his face.
lin sorry. Miss G., that cal a
nothing for you. 1t was foolish .'ha ls','
to come here expecting to get KS ~.
he glad to help YOU if could slFz .ftvf,
see. it's this way: have DC u,ty .ts.g7s
to get you Il position. am Ner+ -
I'VE were speaking Of that a.
but thought it would do no s1acx "a
see you" she interrupted. 'AH 1es
were saying what pity it '1.a- ..zsaE
you had lost your influence
The state official WINGED liz ss-isE.e
as If something hurt him.
Brown" he said, turning to a,e>r'-s
uty with unnecessary abruptnes2 lin
young lady is to have position y ~
enrolling department. See that tfo'a"a (
a place for her il you have bs rs.s&&z
every legislator in the building"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
CITY NEWS

A large party of Barre people 60
tomorrow afternoon to Buffalo to al
tend the Pan-Am-rican Exposition.
1t will comprise DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Campbell :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zera Grisw old, Ur and
Mrs. G f. Camp, Miss Minnie Whit
ney.
Services will be held in the Baptist
church on Sunday. Rev. George NJ.
Winch OF Holyoke, Mass, will preach
both morning and evening. All the
services at the Congregational church
will be discontinued, and account Of
repairs being made.
In response to numerous requests
the Barre Railroad has decided to
continue the spe cial train tomorrow
and it will leave for the quarries at
l.30 D. m as it has done Tor the past
few days.
Deputy Sheriff HI. Slayton arrest.
ed Herbert Lapierre this morning on
warrant sworn out by Grand Juror
s. H. Jackson charging him with sell.
ing 1t. Lapierre was brought before
Judge Fay pleaded not guilty and his
case continued until tomorrow. The
officers also searched his place on So
Main St., this morning but were un-
aha m And onv liooov tM M,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

a swarm of these insects st0rys.s1l ka'
advance of a Russian army tzspF'
filled the air and blinded both ,sssssN
and men. so that the former co{M. sc,
no orders, and even If they had ,ts-ff'.n
the men could not have obevcsi '..22ssiG-s
The horses would not face tholI rs
they lay on the ground many 2ss3sees
thick. Every man and horse tx ~
array WAS iucrusted with the iaFsy.2e
AID theiy clothing was literally q '.g..
or the men H> they stood helpless S-.s-
h'.lled. TIE railways were q, Sts'
a. the l0ruSts covered the rails 80 .sss
oil winch cNudod from tlpi2 N&4.ssi
when crushed prevented tar E77aB E;
wheels from "hting." After tlfa cszy
settled whole regiments We're tis'.G. g - (
fer the purpose of trulnplins tnGT ~ !
death. Trenches were dug acrnSs,- 2.$s, ,
path and filed with burning wan .aa.3
tie crowuing swarms actually s11o.. rs,'
ed the fire, SO vast We're their nprs.rs.
Even in Il little island like '>rFs.-n ~.
one year 0ncfiith of the entire NJ aSNya
was spent in destroying The 4sasaan.
and especially their eggs. WDtI ...aatS .
EGGS are laid, they are inclostx "a 81
horny envelope called a pod" r9sis
pod containing 30 eggs. In sis"ys
months 1880 tons of pods w~ry g
stroycd. Now, a single ton tf sssi
contains G0.000.000 eggs, and y7s2, ii
spite of this almost incredible G,atrG-
ticn, the locusts are still a hyea&!a-.
plague and show little If any syr.ssaaaGrsg
Of dininution In numbers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
Expenses of a Yacht owr,,r

There is no question that mcxsera .>sSsn
pinnacle in yachting, which. IN tssts ss..irs
crate profdsion Of its expense. .s1sI8r
us very close to the latter days,x. 8. ~
Roman empire. Take single s.eas- a.
boat like Colonel Payne's $50 ton yas4ass
Aphrodite carries company az nsxNss.
captain, first and second masa4 s:xss-
penter chief steward, assisting. sxs+Sr--
nrd, 2 bedroom stewards, panlryg0x2a
chief cook, 2 assistant cooks, csas.'s ~
gineer. 3 assistant engineers, 8 sIaex.,
Is firemen and 10 men before the zESx
-LeSlie's Monthly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
ONLY A LAUGH.

Only laugh, but the Joy Of the hours In II,
Dropping blithey from out of the gloom.
Down from the easement that has the red howefs
in it,
Flooding with sunshine my poor little room.
Only laugh, but l know well whose choice il is;
Oh, can guess whose the lips that can chat,
Whose is the smiling mouth, whose bubbling voice
il is,
Putting such perfume in only laugh!
Only taught Ny lone life is so shadowy,
Tinged with the darkness that solitude grows
Most Of the brightness missed, most OF its glad
away,
Most of its tenderness chilled by the SHOWS
Only laugh but much Of the gay in it!
Oh. were there love 'twould be sweeter by half!
] could forget that my hair has its gray in it
We're it Tor ME more than-only a laugh!
New York Press
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

There will be a meeting Of the La
Dor Day picnic committee this even
Ing az o'clo X In the tool sharpen.
ers' rooms.
The special train to the quarries
this afternoon consisted Of two well
filed cars, most of the passengers
coming from Montpelier.
A Barre party in which we're Rev.
Effie X. M. Jones and her sister, Mrs.
G. M. Smith, made the ascent Of
Cancels Hump yesterday.
Mrs. b. Tomssi OF this city was NAL
ried yesterday to Joseph Sanguin-
ETH at Montpelier.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
THE OLD FASHIONED 3zE

Oh, for q glimpse Of a natural ber-
boy with freckled face,
With forehead white meath tangss1 -
And limbs devoid OF grace;
Whose feet toe in, while his elbowe Amg-
Whose knees are patched all wsy,
Who turns as red as a lobster ~haE
You give him word of praise:
A boy who's born with an appetite.
Who seeks the pantry shelf
70 eat his ''piece" with resoun6Es NAAiE
Who isn't gone on himself;
A "Robinson Crusoe' reading po1s
Whose pockets bulge with trash,
Who knows the use of rod and gun
And where the brook trout sllai-
It's true he'll sit in the easiest .1r+e
With hi, hat on his tousled head
That his hands and feet are everyp'c-.a,
For youth must have room TO gs4@4,
But he doesn't dub his father ''aEGs@
Nor deny his mothers call
Nor ridcule what his elders sav
Or think that he knows it al
A rough and wholesome natural ,sa~
OF a good old fashioned clay
Col bless him, if he's sin Il esf2.
For he make man some day.
Detroit E.es E-zxI
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

According to IL French physician,
crying and groaning in pain are ma
lures own methods of subdung the
keenness Of physical suffering. He
thinks that men should freely relieve
their sufferings in this way and that
crying in children should not be re-
pressed. as in doing so serious conse-
Quences may be engendered.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

chief Of Police Brown arrested
lanes Cassidy Yesterday aftern' on 10
'I hid.y intoxicated condition. Cassidy
Wv ~ drunk that he had fallen ont
a." "" his wagon and could not SIT in it..
% nIeaoed guilty this morning before
Wv I"ape Fav and was fined IS and costs
'fes 90 which he paid.
Mis- Mabel Calef left this noon for
hor hrre in Providence, R. l., after a
T at Washington with her uncle,
Ira c. Calef.
10. Beckley has, sold, through F..
r Gates real estate agency, his place
on Becky St'est to parties from
Lak4pors. n, H.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
APrOfessOr on Rowing.

A story is told about well known
travels of Ulysses than about the boat
he sailed in. He went down to the
river one day to watch the eight prac-
ticing. He gaZed for awhile in silence.
yes" he said at last, they look very
nice-very nice indeed, may say-but
how extremely awkward it must be for
them to learn to row Backward
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
COMMANDMENT ALIVE

Middleburg, Aug. 10 Command
ant Erasmus. instead Of b,ing mort
ally wounded in The fight near Steyn,-
burg, is not hurt. He Was taken pris-
uner, however, and is now in the
hands of the British.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
The Mistress,

Caller-Is your mistress in?
Servant Faith. OF dunno. She towld
me this mornin OF wuz enough to put q
saint out. However. judgin from thOt,
ma am, | guess she's in.--philadelphia
Record.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
Beers CAPTURED

London, Aug. Is "A despatch from
Bloemfonteln says the uth An TIA
llans rushed farm house and captur-
ed Il number Of Boer soldiers. 1t was
sharp engagement and the Boer
losses were f i've killed. seven wounded
and nine Captured. No British cas-
ualtleS are reported.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
RACING WEATHER

Larchmont Yacht Club. N. y (,
Aug 10 There is snorth sea and
a four knot breeze for the race be-
tween the Constitution and Columbia
odav. The course is over l5-mile
triangle twice around.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

The SUN OF 1922 has been raised by
the italian colony as the proceeds Il
the dance held Saturday evening and
the collections mad In the colony will
be sent at once to Italy to be used for
the benefit Of the families Of the
strikers at BerrA.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
Mental OuleNCencr,

"Haven't you any positive SNs..snaEs
IN aLy subject"
mo. BY not having positive eSh.l
Ions. you see, man doesn't IN g sAsoS
wear himself out backing them s1asTa--4
Detroit Free Press.