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The sun., 1902-06-01

in 'hr ii"id u - gencrallv supI-,s.d hat
WI t'"finan hong ..ip~uit-d bv Cousr,---
u"i 'Tggs ~ t,rrrs.a, the new chairman
- -" i~i"pTH'. utTr.-'-i'nsl Campaign
'";uiu''"", u f-2srd - tlc ,'lC-tiou %
'''' ui''n VINO are 'p A--i.i .iu W oundur' !ng
a." 'a'ul-llgu. aud vr,,f.r thS = true ur
uu'. Do - ',.''otn'v .lf' 80 say that wht-.N..
inv 80 M 'llrg. u' '.ir ,ainta .gu sr~-s..il-
mrN,ug NiIl -.- =" 90 tia, ahu-. Il 'hr -rl.
dot .. f# hruugu' 10 IA" front aud rhs'
'H' -'a'' u"ur- uf'ic --vudcain oi viiIIa.is-
con sra. S' h-r 20 D." bs 'Egruunt ~
'i' g. ur.sii'"
Ii.' nru",ra,~ Of rNI-r euo- and in-
aucn,.. vhu wl'i i.- hac. - Chairman Crigg~
and h'- d--o,rat'-- i"lc,r that ths ohanocr
Ir very laTgclS ~ la,or uf a ncmocrati ic
maiofitv IN the next Hous- Of Repre.-n,a-
r,"S, ard they win u-c their influence
90 tsN. the rampa ,gn folsh' On such ISSUES
a. WrIi keep uu' of D. all on-id"ra,Ion ~
he Presidential pD--rhl!ii - m IsDi and
particularly -"udins 80 the rear all tain
cot P.yani.lu anl ar'f -Brvanisiu. nom
.rI.lrg the h'-r men Iu sH"'i district 18th
pu rvgaId 20 th"ir pss' prsdi -Nion-. Ds-ar-
iug ir mind only TIE psrsmVun' cunsidera-
rIou that 'rry an" iem""fAt-
IN's-s' ltrl'itilaI lraI'f- are ustStIulfx
very nucn upon tie purular '+lisf hat
~ parry ~ power g'f"rally loses th.
H"u-. ~ Representatives 10 the campaign
preceding a Presidential clcc'io". They
thluk mat uot even tlp" conceded pros
pc-ity of the couI ;ry. wh'rc II il admitted,
viii D." the platform or t.e Republicans.
Nll sac tha, party e. o.. def.il They
are u-iending very largely. moreover,
IN the hoJ- that President Rooscycf'-
acrion IA attacking the railroad merger
and the -u-'sllcd Beef Trust will make
tire cOrIporat ion and commercial influences
IN the grcat riti.- Fast and West - luke
warm toward The Republican campaign
tha' contributions will bc slow and meagre,
eaNing he Republicans without the sinews
~ war necessary for The prosecution of an
aggressive and rNc,riv- fight
There are q CERTAIN number Of Iufuen-
tial Republicans in Washington who profess
TO believe that their party would bc IN a
better position for the Presidential battle
~ 1914 N tho Democrats should have q ma
jority Ia the next Hou-e of Representatives.
Their argument 10 that under th~~e cir
cumstancc- the Republicans would he the
aggrc-sors in making canpaign material.
and the Democrats would re at the disad-
vantage 81 carrying on a defensive policy.
as they would he forced 'o apologize for
and defend the conduct of their party I'm
Congress.
Should the Democrats carry the nex,
The sun., 1902-06-01
Clearing Sale of Suits, Jackets, Etc.

| OF III. same Cuban nationality, which can.
not bu, see serious evils In tho lack Of unay
among It's inhabitants. evils that may
bring woful downfall
'Sehor Estrada Palma cannot bur bs
aware ui the danger. and the men he calls
10 institute the government, will surely
bear IN mind IN. long period Of uncertain
ties and miSfortune- that has elapsed, the
great need Ia prevent any spark that NAV
produce Conhagr alton and all exci, ements
hat may bring on the catastrophe. And
the country must be at ease seeing that
line OF conduct that they are to follow,
capital must not be dist tristfll and ac,iv-
Nv must prevail in all the country.
The island % Cuba has ample wealth
and It's inhabitants have enough visor 10
attain the certainty that IL can cope with
all the obstacles that may arise and that
triumph will be theirs much the more bril-
liant when most difficuh. let them have
equal confidence in the fact that order will
not be disturbed that justice will rule
supreme, that Passions win be quel-d by Q
vigorous hand, LEI them remember that the
Republic of 'uha - 20 he emin~ntlv cons~r-
Vatlve IN what represents work. repose
and justice. and that there will h. nothing
tp hinder the vigorous and houri~hing re-
vival needed hy cuban production to win
Iis meriied market
Imposing that confidence. having 'hst
setnr,y prevailing IN public opinion, The
republic will surely live long and pros
pcrously, but without them IL will not.
and this should l,e The burden ~ our present
thoughts
In Luoha makes this appeal to he Pres
dent elect regarding the men who are 20
form his Government
IN. different rriegrarns r-Ce'v-d fru'n
Holguin and Gihara toll H. hat Don Tomas
- moved by M. most patriotic desires 20
have a good and above all = cheap admin
lsiraiiOn IN the Ever Faithful Isle
The experience of the Government u
intervention IA The matter u personnel las
not always been ~. mos, saiirfact ory.
In 's"l, the prevailing notion - the past
three wears 10 tho effect that only one ole
mcnt ~ the Cuban people -msh el~-
men, al that aud not shat Csn b~ called
III" representative one WAS Ia 10 pre-
ferTcd has IN MANY instance given very
bad results
But Don Tomas saws that he desires
% govern with N. ConCouT~.' ~ oil tubsns,
hat he Will s-k men for the places and
not pls,S'- for the men, and ,hi~ - n happy
sign for The future should he carry out
this policy we may anticipate that succr-~
viii crown his efforts
The times tell on Cut'a and her indtistriet
We ar, on the brink ~ ab i.ct poverty and
only wise aud thrifty adnlrisirstion can
steer us through ~ irving U"riod of o'it
distress
There are sume shl. and patriotic mon
~ Guia let Don Tomas carry out hi.
puTpo-,--. lri hlm proceed fesrle.sly die
snta x,ed from no irsmm-ls ~ polit,ca.
bia. and he viii suct~~d
'sdf. Don Tomas, sif'. fos God 49,
The sun., 1902-06-01

II thereby he can secure the success " his
faction
The r-organizers lav entirely too much
.tr--s upon the belief iiat BRYAN l. anxious
again 80 Lead W" national Democracy a.
~ candidate A. a matter 81 fac' hat
d. very little in his mind What concerns
hlm most i The fear 'ha; through anathv
'h- rrir, Of leadership may drif' back
iL'u IA" hsnd- that formerly held them
ll's concern !s 10 pr.v.ut thus aud 10
secure the nominal ION m 1914 al some
iran who stands with him upon the main
vlanks "i the Kansas CIV platform. Here
IN Nebraska " II believed that his real
choice il Tom johnson. Mayor ~ Cleve.
land, and III. three conferences that have
taken place lEtwcrn them "a the pa-i on
months are loukrl upon ~ currubOrative
pV!lencp
Mr Bryan viii publicly commit himself
no further than 10 ray that any good man
who 10 IN good standing can have hlr sup
ppr'
A good deal ~ ln-h.- sad National
Committeeman James 4. Dahlfnan uf Me-
bra-ka, IS being printed IA he R-puhli-
can papers and IN tho-c few Democratic
newspapers thai are Laf Republican ia
sentiment atsoui Bryan losing his hold
upon III. I,-mJCracy haN" kcp' ia
fairly clp-. touch with the National tom
mitts- aud know that there j. very lutte
d,.Iosition manifested 30 get Vrrv far
auav from The Kansas CITY platform
Most oi us are too praGtIcai polit ican-
To b- una ware of the fac, that al,audnn-
nIen' of the stand tb~r" taken would lu,..
Is more vc:rs ~ '!3r Mrs. and South thar
song back to III. amDigtniy OF ia" old days
would bring tie II u true that repIdia-
ton ~ what Ne have stood Tor IN the two
last national camIaigns migh, bring back
to u- much that W. lost IA Eastern States
Hfs 1. IN
The sun., 1902-06-01
ORDER, CUBA'S WATCHWORD.
rms WI>SiGE ttRRIED 10 THF
\EW RFPl BIH.
President .tIec, Palma. Other Leaders and
the Press trxinG tubsn, 4" show the
worid That The, Are >o, iik~ Peopir
sf Certain south American R~puiblics.

-Show III. world lha, wa are not like
the people - c-r'dlu South American
Republics
That l. the message thai - l-.ug carried
To al parts of Iuha now Political leader.
ar. Speaking II. the press ~ urging II
c.iItorialiv. and President -.l-Ct Tomas Es-
trada Palma. who has been Loyalty r"-
"eivcd bv his I.oplc IL painting thts motto
"a every towuhe visits THE desire that he
GovcinIn.n' shall b. ORDERLY j. M. domi-
nant Ola. nov All Cuban- without di-tiuc-
ton A. To class, he tells them, should unit"
60 form all gnbt-akablr barrier fOI the
protect lon of the republic They should
form -oci.tv which will he rather 's'onomic
than politioal, shorn "f all personal hatred.
snd party bitterness
The lone star l. Illuminating us and
Ne Ar" proud to b" free people. After
-u many sacrifices. the Ioy of gathering the
results ~ the blpod that has be-en shed
- very great he -ays
The Spanish question IL touud To- he one -
~. III fficult problems confronting the new
Government and S-hor Palma l. already
preaching n doctrine of "foraiving our
cncrnie-" lie Sav- he relies on the Span
iarir IN cuba to All in making the new re-
public strong
Ia Taion Espd6oid uf Havana trle-
raphei 20 the Presideu' elect soon after
his arrival asking whether m his opinion
the Cuban and Spanish hag- should W en-
,wincd in the decorations for the Festivities
that are to take place In the capital S~hor
Palma fepli-i that as a step toward pro-
noting = cordial feeling he would like To
-er the Two hag- together. tut h- reserved
- definite opinion ~ this css- un " he could
become thoroughly Infor1n~'l "a to the locsl
conditions
~ Ausador COnsrc,o whirh expresses
a fear Of anh-Aation and opIp-e~ u strongly.
ioins IN urging the people 10 keep Cuba u,I,
of the class of revolution ridden south
American republics L, ~ important.
the paper says, that the country should
ur,ist hs own strength and consider u sum
~sent IN surmount the Obstacles arising IN
its path II continues
There ~ nothing to warrant any appr~-
hension regarding the fate 81 work and
capital With the advent Of the Cuban Re
public, Passions inherent To civil strife
have disappeared in all noble breasts
Thore who. urged hy maiic,ousness or CIV
~tousne~e. now attempt 20 revive them,
will be punished and despised IN nsu,s
The sun., 1902-06-01
A WATCHFUL LEADER
D. NJ >'mgs,n' Nitn UsdirIi s,Ua'ofs
hu" liu,r Uuf >oIdl~r. IN i.ir iic,d
l1.r Dcu ".ri'- i,"l~ :, Win the >rNi
i."it. Nui >rnu itr, aui,'., ,othC Rear

..-...'., ", .. Mu.. senator
] .". .. '..a ra,.r ',. .'.uuu"w -Is.r,.li
e. .''. '.r trI"r.uau -,iu.-r- tr 'ra
..i...t. '.a.u r" -iari"ru.- r''a.kS
e ..' ..tI ,..'r. 90 90. 'l.' ~".,. ... D..'ro-
Z i.- ' I.HUl.". l.r.-- 30" 'rur''"" 'p.
: -.. ~....i. .r i.tinu. yI,r >,l ~ . i.af
-. ana r"''rr.t To- ulu A. one oi 'ust
',-- Hi a.., aud pafr.uir D..mprra - vhra
- .' -viupa''y with ~" I,pl'rv "t 'ai-
ta.1. h.lnI.. Pa '"r-.iu ard Raw wlu~
H. -'ld ..'" OF ,ir'Ip"r,' tru. a. DolliN-r
'..'h 'r". ~plVrA like. ~ usuai. tu'-
i.fa i",'. 'rrk",.. a. H." "V,- n the Seua-
IFS 'uI 20" ,-,.IpGH.- ui the galleries
we urr",i upon hum u. ha- not d-us',l
~ a,r7Iis.v ui Vi Dplhvrg'- statement.
80 Do" viii uul pr,- aus - - tri.
DO Older tr'. ,-' = Dcinu- rate S.'ps'or-
"ih"r lmV,.f,all-t- or antt-imI-rr ihli-ts.
i.'" y" -Vmpa'uy with the performance
va .sH il'Ca s":HS CE y: 'Hr s-'ns'" '"r
i.c i'asi ieN weeks ana which l. now happily
'''H' - 'erminsi. They have put pstTI-
''i>iu above politics aud will 10 ~ happy
e.. .h" k"Aihi Han- when ~. unfDrtuue'"
''r'vcr~y = ended
VI t'urFAn "a, the lr,tl.r uf ih.. Scuatn
I'''u.s sa'- Shit. e Urfnbs# ~ that lody.
a. ID Trl"-- all -igu. fsi he wiil ~ the leader
hea' after ~" i'h 81 u,nt March Pc -
- living ~ Washington nov hsying.pcn'
Us "nt"r IN BaNiincr' anu moved some
t'H- ago =" his cn,m'.-v place ~ Laurel.
VI hall way l,etws-n IN. two CITIES hut
!" = a. The capital almost daily. and. ~hil.
I"fhdI- no actively engaged IN conferring
NiH his party associates. he i k.-T,ing a
Nal ct. fttl e,e uInn tsuli,.,al tpattar~ a. ,b.v
'Haf" themselves preparatory 10 tho Con-
sf"s~ "l"Stion- Of The fall
For some reason senator Deliver saw
" ." omit from his speech ss publl-hesi in
w. toHgrsssio.oi Record his reference to
" Iornan, br his testimony wss not
needed 20 demons'r rat. 10 iho~~ who are
Interested IN the situation growing Oh, 81
W. Philippines debate that German is
trnly convinced that no political party
sAn ~'n elections by stacking the soldiers
The sun., 1902-06-01
Harvest Time for Mems Clothing.
FLANNEL and Homespun Suits at sq.io.

These the comfortable and sensible hot weather suits
aadand will excite the envy every who hasn't
re style and comfort combined They made either the
doubebreaed the The unned
and have wide shoulder facing tailored
hapeness permanently. The the lines. with
side and belt loops The materials fannels home
puns and unfinished seges light weight
durable The and colong beautiful and the latest
weayesgh medium and dark also navy blue Notwithstanding that
suits light material and made light possible
they ~ perfectly lined garments and have dessy and
stylish appearance Sizes "a a. including for and slim
figures. Extremely low price, So so.
The sun., 1902-06-01
BRYAN'S PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
~ WW FiIU U,>>t> san WIN
nv m THf\k>.
Ob.er> atioLs Ia the south Willing To
he >hrh rd Ia 1904. hut >Iili for
the kansas sn' Platform Ou-
pa,rd io Oi Leaders sources
m Democratic strength Discussed.


IINCoIN. Ncb MAY N u - believed
hat William Jennings BRYAN brought back
~ona interesting news from hl> resent
l-'ture tour through he south III" news
relates 10 the stories that The S,Iih vac
ready 10 'urr from IA" Kansas Nv plat
form tu accept the leadership Il Ia, ,Id
Bcnnsif HI
Nr BRYAN - no. 'dkIug Tor publication,
bui be- makes no scent 10 hI- particular
'ricud- ~ his -s' s'.-faCtiun over ~" cundI-
iiou m which he found Democratic pOlulcs
~ ih. South Nhil" he discovered that
leaders like Bailey. mru v,th amip'ions uf
ihelr own 20 follow. have lndi, a,"d their
intention of allying themselves with that
fac,,un of the Democratic party which
promised the qu,ckc,t success nationally.
he fuai.d the rauk and file siill loyal
The West he regards n morally certain
to stand by the kanssi- Cay platform. and
whatever Successes arr achieved n the
Congress campaign this fall l.. - sure
will lnurc - the lsrci' of ,h. regular
Democracy
A. washngt.G hc found unexpected
fri.ndinrss am,ng l'mocrats irom all
parts 81 ia. country say" the MIddl" Sta'e..
] u" ,entfal N"rt 10" lOoss upon a. 'h" real
fighting ground ~ the Democracy IA th.
PRELIMINARY -kirlnishes, and here he pro-
poses 10 go next for the purpose of booking
after h.- icuCc~
MIR Bryan's plan 81 campaign = very
simpl. |, - To rpuSe the mh-S'S who b.
- firmly convinced l"ok upon prniciI,le AZ
more important than eNI~dsncy. Ia the
Ioin, where they will use their power 10
preven, tho rcorganizing element from
taking charge 81 anairs.
he has become aware that an insidious
a,icmp' y being made. with al! the
signs II a concert Of action. by leader.
who were pushed To the background
by the uprising Of lsse TO rea--ert their
influence and again - get into control.
He realizes that " Ii a situation frsught
with considerable danger To his continued
leadership. bu, he Is willing 10 sbdica,s
The sun., 1902-06-01
Harvest Time for
Women's Garments.
Suits, Etons and Jackets.

A sale of women's ready-to-wear garments-im-
portant account OF the quality and character Of
the garmen,s-important because they are price
really fraction OF the cost of production.
AT sls.9s, VALUE UP TO s3S-Womens' suits,
in Chcyio,s. Serges and Examines Men tailored
coats are the new Eton. many trimmed with
taiteta Others with combination collars. revers; ;
skirts are all the new models; values up TO S3s.
a, sl8.9S.
AT $500. VALUE UP TO S5s-Another lot.
made from the choices, OF this seasons materials.
with all the newest effects in jackets and skirts;
values up to $500. at $500.
AT sl9S, VALUE UP TO S4oS-Taffeta silk
collaress Etons, trimmed with band OF VIII.
MORE finished with small buttons, satin lineu,
broken sizes; values 4.98 at sl.9s.
AT S49s. VALUE UP TO 81. 7.5O-Tan covert
jackets, correct shape. tight fitting back. with
French seams, single-breasted, fly front, no,ched
collar, satin lined value 81. so at 81. .9s.
The sun., 1902-06-01
Harvest Time for Shirts.
;oc. for Mems Value Up to SI.oo.

Neglgee made of corded madras, percaes and
chevo,s Same as last Monday. when more than
1900 we're sold. Now for the man who wears a.,
is, 10. l6Ii and IL. We can give good choosing,
but not the same selection to each size. Some sizes
one kind and some another. but all matches bar
gains. The chevots mostly dark stripes. splen-
did cloth and good wearing Some have cuffs at
tached. most are detached. all made for wear with
the white collar
At o5c. for Values up to S,.5O.
Made of excellent quality madras. in stripes OF
beautiful color combination. plain front, cuffs de-
tached; of blue chambray. made with 3 side paits.
each plat having red or white piping down the edge.
cuffs attached; OF madras plai, all the way down
front, cuffs attached
At SI.oo, None Better at SI.3O.
Made OF excellen, quality white muslin and cam
bric, front having clusters OF narrow plaits. each
plat having stitching OF black il, and the
as above with piping of red or dark blue some
; OF the plai,s; cuffs on these are attached. :
The sun., 1902-06-01

AT 4Sc. FOR 7Sc. WOLFE CANVAS
The greatest hi, OF the season is this voile
canvas, . little clJser woven than the French
voile. With q crisp, lus'rous finish. silk lining
unnecessary. and CONES in black. tan. castor.
csdet and a splendid shade o; nsvy, here
only Of ISc. ins,esi OF 1Sc.
Al 59c. FOR o0c. BLACK CANVAS
ETAMiNE A light weight, open mesh
canvas e,amne in a superb Jet black, one OF
the coolies and most seiy.ceable Light ~e.aht
isbrics OF the season, ~ inches ~ide, and
here only at 5oc. instead OF oUc
The sun., 1902-06-01

AT l2i,C INSTEAD OF lsC. Won.
ems white rbb>d cotton vests, handsomely
trimmed with isee at neck and arm, low
neck, no sioeve. sres as and D.
AT lSC. INSTEAD OF 2SC. ChildIen's
wty,e gcsssmer vests, low neck, no sleeves
s:-, IS TO ~.
A5foRSl 90 INSTEAD OF SOC. EACH
Meas ecru balh-iggan shirts, French necks
SCI: front. long and saor; sleeves also drav-
~ ,o Ii'cs. ss-s shirts - TO - draw
,ss 'C % -
A. .CC. INSTEAD OF l2i,C.-s,n.s
: NED IN ~.Gkt black cotton sotks. splIc-d
The sun., 1902-06-01
WnoohI,N NUS ERTtSENr>IS.
nROOKLVN ADvERrisrMENIs.
BR0oKLSN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Harvest Time the First of Summer


n O
yield golden opportunities for
The sun., 1902-06-01

heel and toe, guaranteed stainless. Nses
o., TO IL
AT l2tIc. INSTEAD l9C.-Women's
black cotton stockings, splieed heel and
toes. also meas sns eAnse black co,ien
socks
At leC. INSTEAD OF 29c.-women',
Richeliea ubbed black cotton stockings
also mems tan, black s'nped and embro,d
-Ted socks
AT 2SC. INSTEAD OF SOC. .-Women's
oo!ored cotton and lac thread stockings,
suIped. iVo tone and stances black, also
sll-over .sce Isle in assorted patterns
The sun., 1902-06-01
nROOKLSN ADSFRrssEMENTs.
so Far As We Know This Is the Broadcst Guaran
teeGiven to Customers BY ANY Housein the World

We guarantee I'll. Of be
in
thing lower eAe~her make claim upon ,
The sun., 1902-06-01
Harvest Time for Carpets
Our Great Sem-Annual Clearing Sale

have had
md
wlua etya
morrow he
will
rt ar al
70 a aIpe VI
The sun., 1902-06-01
Harvest Time for Black and
ColOred Dress Goods.

This is bound be harestreapng week the Loese dress
goods the fabrics the fresh seasonabe kinds
prices the little figures and will find them entirely
beyond competition real lowness Of price.
The sun., 1902-06-01
Harvest Time for Laces.

iaccS have teen phenomenal to have
~ opportunities importers with odd
best and wha,
Lqes,, riumphs.
lce Pans lace sand
10 20 . los o
French Rolar li,e
value tI 70 o. 10 lSc ,
T. rg,a white and
s. = value 20. 90 Bak Ctsplv .ud.n n
yaie
sos >lI9bS2p
The sun., 1902-06-01

carpets are offered at about hall their usual prcej
29c. for all carpets usually sold up to o0e. yard
49c. for all carpets usually sold up to Sl.0O yard.
69c. for all carpets usually sold up to 81. so yar.
9oc. for all carpets usually sold up to so yard
An odd and Gu, rolls of mating at one.half the
regular yard price.
And the Rugs.
Best quality. all-wool art squares. We will close
The sun., 1902-06-01
Harvest Time for Underwear.

big assortment OF underwear-thc shapey bes, htn
kinds and the prices shrunk small that they will
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Franks of Nature.

A shower Of a remarkable character
occurred in Sicily on April "a, ISL. On
the morning of that day every exposed
place within an extensive district was
found covered with Il gray water
which, being evaporated, left u deposit
nearly a quarter of an inch In thick
ness. 1t was determined that this solid
matter must have come from Mount
Etna. 1t is certain that vast quaint
ties of solid substances are constantly
ahoat in the atmosphere. The sunsets
all over the world are rcdtler to this
day on account of the dust from the
mighty eruption in the strait Of Sunda
years ago, which has not yet entirely
settled.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
did Not Know What Was Going Oh

Did Not Know what Was Going On
There is a fact about the French rev
olution more wonderful in its way thu i
any which can be discovered In o'd
newspapers. 1t Is the fact, gathered
from private letters Of the period, that
in those stirring times, when all the
world was ringing with the events 10
Paris, there were actually people u
that city living in absolute ignorance
of the horrors around them. There
was no reign Of terror for them. They
lived veritable recluses in their quie'
suburban houses, hearing nothins'
reading nothing Of the turmoil which
startled and terrified the nations. One
wonders much what manner OF people
these oysterlike folks might be. Moth
Ing sounds more incredible today. Yer
there are many things in history NOT
half so we'll authenticated, though his
tory is curiously silent on so strange
circumstance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Her Accent.

French Professor-Ah, yes, mademoi-
selle, you spick re French wizout re
least accent.
Miss Breezy-Real kind Of you to say
so, but do really?
"Oh, yes! Eat ees, wizout re least
French accent"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27

Your advertisement IN the TELA
3RAM is read by bout 1000 'ub'
scribers every day. Add to this the
members OF their families and you seo
you are placing your business before
10000 people in this vicinity evsey
"~w
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Fair Bargain.

Uncle Benjamin What yoh glib me
foah nah boss?
Rastus-Ah'll Glib yoh load OBJ hay;
OATS Il fair bargain.
Uncle Benjamn-Yoh glib me Il load
OBJ hay? An what d'yoh expect Ah'll
do wild the hay an no boss to eat it?
Rastus-Ah'll len yoh the boss till
he's got it eat up.-New York Times.