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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-23
u!iIlhIlnIIIINlI

Bob Davis seems to be more thrifty
than his brother Sam, the Nevada hui
morist and editor Of the Carson Ap-
pea" says a correspondent in the San
Francisco asp. Il hear that he il
rolling up a large bank account in
New York as a Jack-of-all-trades. He
edits the Sunday World, writes comic
songs and makes paid speeches for q
reform club called The Acorns' He
keeps his money. too"
The latter quality is where he skins
his brother I'D in charged
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16

Gin Nep gorfsr Gi9tsr fat entz
i9ieben, baB elm Munn, Der an etnem
auid=2un9 Jgounter iBt, nt6t gez
5tpungen tperben fann, feinen 9ut abb
1une6men. Was tpirb er aber 5agen,
ipenn sSemunb in einem @eridt, no
bic gbei6eioungen mod f6neller erz
fplsen, 1pie man in ienen 5peilelpirt9=
i6aften ei1en fam, itA oieielbe 5rel@
belt berausnimmt?
Il x
gBie unmGnnli9 Elm 9erliebter 1T,
0as ertennt man on benz WDrt 8rdutz
paar, Das bod ei9entlid 5lpei 8rdute
bebeutet.
DAP ieBt du6 mod Elm 3ubnltoherz
SruIt qegriinbet tporben lit, tpirb
8iele ni9t I9n.er3lid beriibren. Wer
ni9ts gu beiBen unb gu brehen bat,
fir ben 1ino 3obnifo9er iiberfliifig.
Gpr ben eriten Patienten bes Or,
aorena in gmerita buben orei Ihon
Den pDasn 9ebraud ibrer 9eins tpiez
oererlangt. Nur Die Ier5te, Die ibn
anoriffen, bdben ben ponen @ebruum
i6rer 8ernunft nod nidt pieoerbsz
fpmmen fDnnen.
X x X
Sin Grfinosr tit augenblidlin odz
nit beihdfttgt, etnen Siebesalarm 5lt
maden, pel6sr eine Photographic Des
! betreffenben Ginbrechers liefer., Die
Samilie aus benz ShidF peft uisa oss
Boliaei alarmirt. Das Ding mars
polltomn,en, tpenn es aud nod oeI,
plab a13eigen ipiirbe, lpo ner 5pibs
| bubs, fals er oaponfomat. lsSnsn
Naub Derhirgt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16

ouf Der Setter fGipinbltg unD itiir5te
berunter. Ser l1ngliidli4e perS9teb
barb barauf.
SrrbauIen. - Nuf unaufge@
flGrte Wetie bra6 in Der 8obeI9en
wauble, 8eitber Setnri4 4o4, Jeuer
aus, pel6es Wpbnbaus unb Wtiible
etnGI6erte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
aontgret6 SaGCeu.

S~~O~~S-~ 9 "V'VI~'
9resben,- 5err pripatus @uz
itob MoriB galberla, bier, Der i'm "a.
2ebensiabre itebt, feierte nit ieiner
9atttn: bas 60jG9rtge @6eiubilGum.
SGger5griin. II. - Ser Toritz
afeRor Sertel unb Der Soritgebilfe
H0ber gingen in ben Malb, Inn Mtlz
berern uuf3uIauern. 8eibe mDsen it6
In ber Ounfelbeit ge9enfettig fir Bi(z
berer gebalten baben, benn iie feuerten
aufeinanber. Oabet erbielt SoritaiIefz
for 9erteI einen 56uB bur9 ben I'M
terttefer, tpdbrenb Der "a Sabre olte
Sori itgebtlfe 8Ober iofort auf Dem
YIaBe blieb.
2etp3tg. - Der auBerOrbentz
li9e BtofeKor Der Re9tsptfen16afz
ten Or. &ar[ Gieter lit uls oroentz
li6er 9rofeRor na9 @rlangen berufen
nprben.
Naunborf.- Gs tpurben tur6
@fabenfeuer bas 8obnbaus uno Die
Gdeune bes Siittenarbeiters 8rsB1hz
mar unb bas Mpbn6aus pes Berg
inbaliben St0rI 5eritOrt.
Neugersoorf, - Iuf benz
gabnbofe gerietb beim Rdn9iren eines
Gjuter3uges Der At Sabre alte Gdngtrz
pormann 9auI 5tpii6en Die Buffer
3peter 9iitertpogen, ppourh t9m Die
Gru1t eingebriidt ipurbe.
aonisret6 2Sauern.
N}iin den. Ser MiinHner
Gunitmaler Sulius 8ientin 1T in
aarlsbab. no er our @rbolung peilte,
QC1tDrben.
9pm GeorgenYtein ge1tiir3t unb boz
BEL um's 2eben getommen 1T Der 21z
iG6rtge lebige Commits Sans Burg
tober bierielbit.
Sonbitoreiz unb 6au5beiiBer Sub
mig 5ieber bra9te ftd in ieiner Wohz
nung an Der 96eQing Str etnen
96uB in bic S61dfe BEL unb tit in Der
Gbirurgiiden Slinit ieinen 8erGeBunz
gen erlegen.
gut1o d. - 2ebrer 2lidner be-
eing Iein 25jdbrtgesAmtsiubildum an
Der bieligsn @oltsi6ule. gu @bren
NIdner's peranitaltete Die Ortsgez
meinbe cine Teter.
Ba5iau. = 8etm Mbbru6e bes
Garfettfabrttgebd itiir5te Der
| Zimmerman gaul 8u6bauer bon
Grubpeg ab uno erlag ieinen iGpez
rem 8srlebungen.
| Huberats en-. = Wdbz
renb zines @epttters f9lug Der 8lib
ii: bas 6aus bes 8oitboten Robler
rnb difcrte Da1elbe eth.
2sBeinpfels.
5peier. 8iIhof Or. b. G6rle
pcqenbete bas 70. 2ebensjabr. sSm
2aufe bieIes Sabres iptrb er auf 25
gifGpfsidbre auriidbliden f0nnen.
Sm 9iirgerboipttal iturb i'm 81
2ebensia6re Der frii6ere 8aufmanr
6einri9 5reitag.
Birmafens. Der Weafht:
nenfabrifdnt 9t1ons gb. Sdiltng II
lpegen betriigerifden 8anferotts Der,
baftet iporoen.
Sonisrei6 2sitrtemBers.
Stuttgart.- Suitiaratb Ma;
2eipbeimer, elmer Der tiidtigiten Uni
geIu9teIen Stuttgarter He9fsan
tpdlte, langjdbrigsr 8oriiBenber be
lpirttenbersiIden 9lntpaltsfammer
iIt inn Mlter ppn 70 Sabren bier se
1torben.
Mltenfeig. Infer olteite
Mitbiirser, Sdloiiermeilter 8lemfer
feierte feinen 95. @eburtStdg IN aug
] nabmspeiier Riiitigfeit.
9laufelben. Der bier an
ppftamt anseiteate Mntpdrter @teine
+ lit nit einem @elbbrief I'M Mertb ppl
J. 24OO Marf brrdsebrdnnt.
+ gannitatt. Das friihere SO
!. tel 5ermann III bon Resisrunssbau
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
meifer 8aper I'm 425, ,ooowiart tdufs
lt1 ertporben tporben.
&rokAeraoat6nta 2saOe1.

Griesba9. 9ur9 5euer
tuurbe Der 5ran5ensbof sdn3ltd 5ers
it6rt.
3ebl.- Sn W2udenfdopf bat itA
bic Sc Sabre alte Gbefrau beg 94nR7
maders unb 2anbptrtbs Safob 8auB
tpabri6einlid i'm 3uitdnbe getitt9er
llmnadtung nit einem Raitrreiisr
ben 9als bur9i9nttten.
Ruppenbetm. = @s brannten
bic Sefonpmiez8 8ebGube bes Bidders
ODmtnit Sung, bes Wetnbdnolers
Differ, bes poltaeibteners 8urt9arbt,
fDtpie gum Sbetl bic bes Walbbiiters
&plb r1ieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
A1aHlattntIdJes.
3ranben6nrs.

Berlin. Gtnen pl0b[tGen Sob
fano Der erite 9farrer Der ct. SoAanz
ntsgensinbe Ssrr Superintendent a.
8. @ieblen. Der einunpiedsigidbrige
Serr beFanb itcb in feiner Molnnng
9p(tzMpabit % i'm areile 1einer 5a@
milie unb plauberte lebhaft, BlDbli9
5puarq er auf unD brah i'm ndaitea
Mueenblid le6los SuIammen.
8ranDenburg. sSRfplge es@
mes 5sbltritts fiir5te oer 3immerpoltz
rer 9lu9uit Seegsr bon Btaue aus Ell
usr 6Dte BON bier Stodperten auf
bas gtraBenpfluiter bera6, no er NIT
3erI9nsttsrten Gliebern liesen blnb
unb balD barauf ber it1r6.
q e ilzl1 I m. - Sur6 atnber, tpel@
de nit 5suerrertstOrpern fpislten,
tpurbe bas aus brel 8e6duben bette
benbe NnfpeTen bes 8eliBers Musfe in
8rano ssitedt unD e;ngedi9ert.
gropins 0ttprenkem.
&Dnigs6erg. - 4mtsgeri9tsz
rutb aieiTen ous 80nigsberg TT gum
2anbseri9tsDireftDr in 4aenIteIn err
1pdnnt.
Wee1telGen. = Ser 2osmunnsz
5obn G6rtitDp6 2aurus fat BEL benz
8abnbpf 93ameittebnsat feline Mutter
Die 2osmannsfrau glIe 2auras, erz
i6lagen. Ser Sbdter 1T berbaftet nnb
benz qmtsgeriht Sepbetrug ohgefibrt
tpprber. . ,
Neu Su9u. - 3ipei @6iiler
Ger Sduts 6ierIet6it, SifhterIobn
5epc5it aug QlltaSu6a uno Der
5dmiebeTpbn Rutfdto aus 2psten,
9uttea 3um @eburtstage oes &at1ers
eine @rdtuluttor geIanot unb BET bic
fer 9elegenbett um lleberfenoung je
elmer Gjeige gebeten. 0as GtDilfabtz
nett ertunOi9te fi4 bei ben Srtspoltz
set6ehDrben u6er bic @erbdltntHe Der
beaben 9nuben, unb bu giinitig l6er
ite beridtst purbe, fanb t9re Bite
@endbrung, inbem 5tpet tpertboolle
9sigsn bei Hettor Rono3to fir bte
8tttfeller etntrafe1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
0FSen6urg ,tto 2ae&ren6nrg.

@rabotp. - Der am Is. Wtat
1896 Derftor6ene Nderbiirger5rtebrt9
Hpbr bat einen gr0Bepen 5betl ieines
8srmDgens Der bieItgen 8urgsrf9ule
permu9t.
2aage. - Muf bem @ute 9robs
RibIenoip brannte Elm 8atben ab, in
Dem bier 5amilien tpobnen.
Bar6 m. - Der friber bier an
fdfitge, Ipdter na4 9amburg iibergez
iiebelte Rentner HoIent9ul, tpel9er
tiir5It9 beritarb, bat Der Staot Yarz
dim 10000 Marf unD Der Atslt9en
iabiI9en @emeinDe 5000 Wtart osrz
ma9t.
5eppens. - l1nIere 8smeln0e
bat na9 Der 9nFang Wtat B. S. ert0l9z
ten Observation-Disclosures ctneGtnz
tpp9ner3abl bon 1O,384.
8arel. - Die PFerOe oeS Ganbs
tpirtbs So6unn Meper aus Neuoorf
gingen Dur9, 9err Wteper pur0e pom
8agen geI9leuoert uno erlttt babe'
erbebli9e 8erleBungen am &oPf UNI
Giiden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
2sropins 2Seffprenken.

y II 8 T. - SelpiItlpLp pAkH
GrbGngen periibte Der Sberfeuermann
papfe ouf Der faiierlt9en Merft.
ssSn Der gfaft oerfarb plObli9 Der
nod ettpa 4Oidbriger Oienit3eit als
1tnterleutnant berabi4ieoete ebemalige
syelbtpebel 6amiltDn.
8rie1en. Sn 8aumgartb
brannten iGmmtli9e Mobnz unb
@irtbI6aftsgebdube Der &entengutsz
beIiBerin @nna @pDnotpStt unb bes
Genten @utsbeFBers Nnbreas 3plz
totpsft ab.
chin g.-gtn gefdbrlt6er 5o9>
1tapler, Der Me9aniter 9obtpof6, Der
1tnter bem Namen rSob. bon Ruoorf,
OolmetIder BEL Der Studtsantoalts
f6aft gu Glbing" i'm Sotel Rau6
tpobnte unb beri9tebene 9e19dftsz
Ieute etc. beI9pinbelte, tpuroe gu 3112
Sabren 3udtbaus perurtbetlt.
2sropins gOmmerH.
Qbrenbiee. - Sm Stebertpabn
perlieB Die iunge @utsbeItBersfrau
Marie &oHotp, ee6. 9iedmann, Die
eines Ginbes qeneien mar, in etnem
unbepa6ten Mugenblide i6r Granfenz
lager unb ertrdntte ii6 in etnem 9raz
ben.
@ienpip.- Gs brannten fdmmtz
iihe S6eunen bes @utsbofes Des Baz
rons bon 41an bis auf etne ab, nur
bic 8rennerei unb bas 9utspobnbaus
blieben berfdont.
2ropins gofen.
Bp5en. - 0or benz Mi6ttbpr
tpurbe in einem 8ul9tpert ber 5lefde
gyalberfee Der ebemalige StraBenz
tobnidaffner sSoiefSdneiber in fronz
fem 3uitanbe dufgefnnben. Muf benz
9rdnspprt 5tdrb Der Granfe.
Sanpnib. - Na6 fait brsiidbz
riger Ieeensrei9er Sbdtigfeit in unie=
rem Orte lit Der 8iirgermeiiter 8ehrz
mann BON Der Gtabt 2eipen in 59lez
fen pon 80 8etperbern gum 8irger=
tneiiter bortielbit sepdblt tporoen.
gropims S6reaeu.
8ti6bprf. - 9ier brannte Die
8efiBung Der Wittpe &abus nieber.
.Gs fonnte nur tpenig serettet lperoen.
8plfenbain. - Nm 5. M}dra
mar bic 53zidbrise @drtnersfrdu grz
neitine 2ubtpig Bel Stmsbprf bon
sounDen aerfleiidbt tporoen. Die 5rau
ipurbe balb barauf in bas hieiige
8ranfenbans iiberfiibrt, uo iie mad
furaer 3eit itarb. Der 8eiiBer Der
sounbe, Wittbidafts : Snipeftor Gll=
1tap @6mibt aus Simsborf, nurbt
1lunntebr pegen fabrldiIiger 5Dbtnne
ltnter Mnfluge geitelt. Der 5tdats=
9(npalt beantraste 5reiIpreauna bee
Q(na,flaeten, Da biefer bas bebanerns.
trertbe 1lnelud ni9t burh cine sabr.
lGfIiafeit peridulbet babe. Das llr:
tbei( lautete bementfprehenb.
@riinber D.. Der Mrbeiter 0ei
mann in Der ,Gnglifhen Sabrif" at
Der @riin 5traBe tpollte iiber eineMfa
fcflinentpelle flettern, iDurbe aber boz
ber5elben erfdbt unD berdrt our @rb
aeIchleubert, bab Der Cob auf be-
Gte[le eintrat.
ggopins Sdreswts- Sefaein.
aItona. 9enrp 9eppeI, Or
!.
.aani{t an Der ct. SOIannis airf
,lnb @elanglebrer an Rgl Gbriitic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
Grob6ersogtGntt .SeGett.

Oarmfabt. 6err s>admeis
tier 81. 5pang feierte iein 30idbrisss
DienItsSubildun1.
Maaina. Der nit Dem Mutos
mobif in geiebersSngelbeim berune
aliidte ssngenieur paul Mlbert 1T feie
men fhipsren gerlebunsen fiir5li4 ers
lesen.
Miepers SnaeIbeim. 9ier
fiel Der so Sabre alte 2unbtpirfb Sob
Dein beim @trDhablaben bon Der
5heuer berab unb blieb fofort toDt,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
Troniu5 SeGca.

4a5fel. GegierungsIefretGr a.
.. GrnIt Wtuttbei uno GemaAltn bs@
aineen tas syelt Der solOenen 9oa5elt.
sSranffurt a. W2. Der AZ
id6rige 4r9itett 556ampel iprang IN
felbIfnDrperiIderNbIi9t in ben Mtatn;
aleidseitig nabm er Die 10ldbrlge
Sodter Ieiner 5dipeiter unD bas etn@
idbriee &inb ieiner 8raut NIT in be
allf6en. 9llle brei ertranfen.
@rebenborf. - Der 86ldbrlge
bie5iQe 9emeinbeDiener Rarl 8dd9s
mann erbdngte 1ih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-16
Sreie StdSte.

y
qunq BON mebr ais 100000 Mt, gum
Jta6t6eile me6rerer 5trmen lit bier
Der 8udbalter Gr0ner flii9ti9 9etD0rz
ben.
Die 3piI6enbedpreiIe auf ben
norDatpdntiIden 2inien itno tbeilnel1e
erb0bt pproen; infolge 0efen tofet
segenpGrtig bic Sobrt i'm 3piifenz
bed nab g2etp Oort nit Den SansIlz
oampfern ITO Mt., nit ben pofoamz
pfern 100 Mf. Die 3pii4enoedraten
baben leit LANCER 3eit ntdt Die leBt
errei9te 9Obe aufgetpielen.
Bremen. : Der 5enat bean@
traate Bel Der 8iirgerIGaFt Die 8ez
ptllieuna BON $4,000 Marf CUR 8ecz
anitaltung zines preIsausidrstbens
aur grlangung BON Gntlpiirfen fir
elm neues an Das Hatb6aus anI6ltez
Benoes Stabt6uus fir 3e9ierungsz
uno steprdIentat;ons3pede. Die So
item bes Nsubaues peroen duf 11a
MiQionen Wurt beranI6lagt.
Dem 8ri6t uber Oas Refnun9sz
ia6r 19O2-O3 entnebmen mir Die fols
aenDen Mittbeilungen: Die Rettun8ss
}tationen iino i'm lebten Re6nungsz
iabre 10 mai nit GrfoEg tbdtig gepes
len uno faben 81 BerIOnsn aus Sse:
not6 eerettst, bapon 80 curb Net:
tungsboote llno II DurA Rdfetenap;
pdrate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
"A large moose was seen grazing about 80
rods from w. S. Bartlett's house in Whee-
lock the 9Th
The condition Of f. A. Summerskill,
who was shot and seriously injured Tues
day evening at St. Adams, is improving.
Messrs. varnum, Smith and DanielWil--
liams, railroad engineers, were in Roches-
ter last week looking over the route from
Montpelier to Rutland.
Arthur Luck, the alleged bank check
forger, has been released from the Chelsea
jail the bail having been reduced from
$1,000 to $500. Luck, it is alleged, passed
worthless checks in Williamstown.
Daniel Buchanan Of Barton Landing,
brought home two American eagles from
Florida where he has been during the past
winter. His son, Burns, climbed a tree 20
feet and took the young eagles out Of a
nest.
The employees Of the Scott Stocking
Mills, Bennington, have been placed on
the ten-hour day system with Saturday
| half holiday In summer. over 900 em-
Of the various mills met Wednesday even
ing. A regular organization was effected
and committee appointed to visit every
mill with a petition requesting the owners
to change to the ten-hour working day
with half holiday Saturday during the
summer.
A sword for Real Admiral G. e. Clark,
who commanded the battleship Oregon in
the battle Of Santiago, and tea set for
Mrs. Clark, have been sent to Philadel-
phia from Portland, Ore. The testimoni-
malls are presented BY the citizens of Or
egon in memory Of the service of the adj
miral in the Spanish war. 1t was expect
ed that Admiral Clark would 90 to Port
land with President Roosevelt and at
that time receive the sword, but his health
would not permit Of bis making the jour
ney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15
a voice From the plaina.


Hello, Teddy! Glad f see ye. Sounds IA.
miliar like, / know;
Orto call We Mr.. President" but kahn
quite make 1t so.
KANT see whar we've changed partck
ler-that is, speakin' as a man
P'raps a few more lines O. worry an q
little less o. tan.
Quite a change firm ridin' bronchos to {
train o. palace cars;
Mebbe not as much o Joltin'i don't SCI
quite as many stars
When yer cay1lse gets onresless, cause
we've cinched him up too fur,
Err we've ketched him too fur backar
18th the rowel o yer spur
Thar's the scent O. springtime's freshness
whar the prairie's gittin' green
An tn breeze that tips TIL hiltops i
amazin' pure an keen;
Thar's a spongy, springy feelin' Z tn
turf that sings song
r. tn beatin' O. yer pony's hoofs tn while
he lopes long
Ye're a-breathin' health an happiness
tn amt a tinge o care
In tn freedom O tn prairies; ye're
monarch thar, fer fair.
Up tn creeks an down tn valleys; why
look at ye an see
Them very prairie trails, an we're a-ridin
thar with me.
Trottin' down tn trail Z water. Ions
bout noontime, I allow,
For my belt is gittin' looser-thars
cussed orn'ry COW
That's breal1in back t cover; head 'er
Teddy steady, thar;
Rope tn cussed. stubborn critter, an
wen tie her down somewhat;
Watch that trail thar, up tn valley
Washout? Over it o. course.
Jes' drop yer lines my pardner, so, an
leave 1t Z yer horse.
Don shove thar, Mr.. Officer. No harm
done. Waal, swar,
/ thought we was range ridin' an II
president was thar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

President Roosevelt does not seem to
mind all this talk about candidate who
win yainly try to carry the Democratic
standard to victory next election, but con
tinues his trlumphal tour through the
western states, all the time making friends
and adding votes to his support. lie has
the confidence born Of assured victory,
and what he is doing now is only little
by-playto strengthen himself in popular
favor AT this stage Of the contest the
Democratic party cant raise candidate
to defeat him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

Although the plan has been in vogue in
the western states, the servant girls I'M
ion Is 4 decided novelty in the East, and
the inception Of such union in Holyoke,
Mass, is causing no end Of stir. It will
be something decidedly new to have a
house placed on the unfair list with all
its attendant inconvenience, to have the
servant girl throw down her utensils when
the ayr, ement between herself and the
lady of the house is violated and to pass
through all the varied experiences CON
neeted with otherunions. However, such
matters are only incidental. The main
question at issue, it seems to US, is the
raising Of the minimum pay Of those SER
want girls from mere pittanee to fair
compensation for their labor. And we can
scarcely blame the kitchen maids, the
chamber maids, the table girls and the
nurse girls for this attempt to better their
condition. TO be compelled to do the
drudgery Of housework, including all the
above departments, for the sum Of SLID
per week, Or rs cents per day, comes the
nearest to paying for the privilege of work
ing Of any branch of labor that comes to
mind iost at present. 1t win be argued,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

The Randolph Herald and News, which
has been opposed to the license law and
still appears to be fairly strong in its OPP
position, takes pleasure in that certain
classes Of drunk have disappeared during
the past few weeks and philosophers as
follows. Anyhow, the jamaica ginger
and witch hazel DRINKS have disappeared
altogether. For this relief thanks-a SEN
tlment shared by the darky who said, when
by accident he whacked off his big toe
with d hoe, Oar, All haIn't don't got ID
razzer nah coins no noah.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

Of course, that the servant girls get their
keep" But add that in with the mag
nidcent stipend of si75 per week and see
what the grand total is, Then figure out
if the labor is worth the pay and vice
versa. No. the work Of keeping house for
somebody else may have its compensa-
tons but it is not dream of unalloyed
pleasure We cannot blame the servant
girls Of Holyoke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

That useless animal, the hedgehog, is
having a hard time Of It in Vermont since
the legislators encouraged raid on its
kind. At an off season Of the year, hunt
ing hedghogs for the bounty furnishes a
lucrative occupation for the Vermont
farmer boy and he hasnot been slow in
taking advantage Of the opportunity to
turn hedghogs into money. If the ami
mails continue in equal numbers the hunt
ing Of them will prove very valuable ad-
junct to the farmers income.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

Just now, when so much is heard Of
the agitation against expectoration In
the streets. it Is interesting to learn
that the Argentine health department
has experimentally arranged to have
comprehensive instructions printed on
the labels Of over 100000 match boxes
explaining how the spread Of tubercu-
losis might be prevented
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

Referring to the granite industry the
yergennes Enterprise ventures the opin-
ion that there viii be "horseraee be
tween Hardwick and Barre in the near
future. All right, Mr. Enterprise, you
give the word ''goe and Barre will be
ready. besides giving Hardwlck start
around to the first quarter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

WAL. I spose we're too almighty busy
fer gallop now,
Fer rassle with maverick er t head an
orn'ry COW;
T. ride q buskin' broncho 18th a bur be-
meath his tail
Err t feel yer pulses tingle when bie
buck jumps tn trail;
! But I kind o sort O. wonder II tn scent
O. prairie air.
With a 'lope across tn country wouldn't
tone We up, fer fair,
An got a snealgin' notion that ye'd halt
like t be free
Fer a day er two t rough on tn ranges
thar with mel
- W. Foley IN Minneapolis Journal.
.TndicfaT nnureaafon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15
Pied Prosnects.

The fields are pied with daisiess
The orchards stretching wide
Give promise with their blossoms
The pantry shall be piedl
Chicago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

Burlington went to the dogs for few
days this week. But they were nice, res
pectahle dogs, however.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15
Kent nusy.

May print kiss on your lips?" / said,
And she nodded her sweet permission;
so we went to press and rather guess
Ne printed fun edition.
New Yorker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

"Your husband is a splendid writer,
/ think
ooh, yes he's simply superb at writ
ing everything but checks" Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

See the special sash and belt ribbons a
A. I. Abbott & Co.'S for Saturday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

Ladies' tailored made suits in the lates
styles at Perry's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

"Carbolized paper sure preyentiy,
carpet bugs and moths, at Perry's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15
IINGLES AND JESIS.
Aficroble arusIng.

BIfcrobie AIusing.
Now the oyster
Seeks his cloister,
But the outlook still IS scary.
We discover
That there hover
Microbes in the tempting berry.
Chicago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

Try our perfumes. They are new.
Yeale & knight
Ask your grocer for Wise King Flour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15
1909

copies, the largest paid circulation Of any
daily paper in this section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

The average daily circulation Of the
Barre Daily Times for the week ending
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-05

Ordinances were passed approprlatlng
$lOS.75 to c, a, Palmberg to pay for
the tool house built In the rear Of the
city Jail and $3.50 to same for the Elev-
enth street drain,
Ordinances were passed under sus-
pension of the rules for the improve
ment of Fourteenth street between
Commercial and Bond, Eighth street
between Astor and Commercial, Elev-
enth strset between Bond and Frank
lin, Bond street from Ninth to Four
teenth and Commercial from Seven
teenth TO Twenty-third. A remons-
trance, signed by the principal proper
ty owners on the route of the latter I'M
provement objected to the street being
piailked at the expense Of adjacent own
ers of property, as, this being the only
thoroughfare TO uppertown and hence
heavily travelled the expense should be
borne by the city at large, The remon-
STRANGE was pigeonholed for the reason
that the street had to be improved
and the manner Of assessment Is provid
ed by the charter, DR., Logan address
sed the council ON the subject of allow
ing the property owners on Eleventh
street the privilege Of filling the street
with earth from the hills by sluicing
II they so desired, and provision was
made that such could be done II found
desirable. II was explained that the
cost would not be great and that the
Improvement would be of more per-
manent nature. Estimates will be
made in the premise.
The absence from the state Of the
three police commissioners, Messrs'
Kopp Cook and Moen made a matter
of discussion as to whether or not the
offices We're vacant. Chief Of Police