davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24

sale garst ciekawych z przeclw-
nych obozow, zorganizowai BAN
de "klakierow" wszedl tryum-
falnie ma scene, gdzie przemawiai
nastepnie jak wytrawny aktor,
nagrodzony grzmotami oklaskdw.
ktorych mu ME szczedzili najml-
CT. Slawif swoje rzady, slawii BIZ
lie, ktore w legislature przeszfy
lub przepadly, slawi3 tych, kto-
rych powolai ma urzedy, prawia o
opiece, jaka rozciagal mad klasa
robotnikow, rozczulal sic mad o.
szczednoscia przy szafowaniu
pieniedzmi w. r6znych departa-
mentach. Jeszcze diva razy wy
stapi Yates W teatrze Nc vi
ckers, W poludniowej porze,
wieczorami przemawia} wczoraj
i przemawiac bedzie dis jutro
wv rozmaitych, innych halach.
Tranwaj stana}.
Tramwaj linii N. Clark str.
zblizyf sic w pe1nym biegu do
stacyi wytwarzania silly pociago-
wei, ma rogu ulic Elm i Clark.
Motorowy powinien byl w tenn
miejscu oswobodzit line z try
majacych ia wide}, czego ME u
czynii. Wildly zahaczy}y sic o
"sklepienie", tramwaj jak wryty
stanal w miejscu, pasazerowie
powypadali lawek i pokaleczyli
sic bolesnie. Z polamanemi reka-
mi nogami odwieziono g osob
do dondw, a motorowego podnie-
siono ziemi z rozbita glowa
pokaleczona twarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24
Zagadkowa kradziez.

Pani J. Kifer pm. 1857 Michi-
gan ave. chciala wziasc pierscio-
mex kasetki, zawierajacej jej ko-
sztownoSci i przechowywanej W
zamknietej szufladzie Cd komo-
dy. Spostrzegla przerazeniem,
re kasetki znikneiy jej brylan-
ty wartosci $4,000. Uwiadomio-
no policye biuro detektywow
Pinkertona, azeby odnalezc zgu-
be. Policya poszukuje Stephena
Herberta, kt6ry przez kroth
czas stuzyf w domu pahstwa XII
fer i kt6rego widziano krecacego
sic wv sasiedztwie w zeszly pia-
tex. Agenci policyjni utrzymuja,
re kradziezy dopusciia sic kobie-
ia, obeznana ze stosunkami wew-
netrznyrni domu Kifer6w. Ko-
mode otworzono kluczem, pre-
chowywanym W skrytce. Klucza
tego ME odnaleziono. Zlodziej
czy zlodziejka byl znawca, gdyz
odsozyl ma box ME zabral cze-
sci kosztownosci, przedstawiaja-
jacych maia wartosc. Uchodzi "a
rzecz pewna, ze kradziezy dopu-
Sell sic ktos z domownik6w, gdyz
niema sladu wlamania sic do mie-
szkania ze strony profesyonal-
nych rabusiow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24
Niesfuszna pretensya.

Szef policyi ME posiada sic i, z
gniewu, poniewaz "operatorzy"
przy telefonach, oraz woznice
przy patrolkach ambulansach
wystapili zadaniem, azeby po
tylu a tylu latach sfuzby mieli
prawo borzystae z funduszu e
merytalnego. Szef policyi utrzy-
muje, re fundusz emerytalny "a
bezpiecza byt ma starosc czynnym
policyantom, narazonym w siuz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24

sta demonstracye przeciw woj-
ME, obnoszac czerwony sztandaT
z napisem: "precz wojna~, i
rozdajac broszurki podburzajace.
Kiedy policya wystapila, zydzi
do niej strzelali (?). Policyanci
strzelili diva razy W powietrze i
rozpedzili burzycieli; Mkt ME 20
stall raniony, jednego zyda are
sztowano.
Washington, "a maja. = w
przyszly czwartek, d. 26 maja,
odbedzie sic Stub panny Joy
Langham, siostry baronowej
Speck V. Sternburg, ambasadoro-
wei niemieckiej, panem Vicom-
te de Faramond de Lafajole, at
tache floty ambasady francuz-
kiej. UroczystoS6 odbedzie sic w
kosciele Sw. Macieja o godz. II,
ale bez wszelkiej okazalosci z po-
wodu za]oby w rodzinie .panny
m1odej. Zaproszeni sa reprezen-
tanci ambasad i poselstw zagra-
nicznych.
Manila, "a maja. Z Camp
Overton ma wyspie Mindanao ma
deszla wiadomost, re d. II maja,
wv pob1izu Malabang, u poludnio-
wego wybrzeza, So krajowc6w,
wliczajac kobiety i dzieci, costa
10 pozabijanych przez Morosow.
Zamordowani byli W sluzbie rza-
du Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Ma
padnieto ma Mich o po}nocy, kie-
dy spali, mordercy umkneli,
MIN mona by}o pomySleG o ich
Sciganiu.
Battle Creek, Mich, "a maja.
= Wczoraj wieczorem policya
prosi}a panne Elzbiete Bamboo
raglan, dozorczynie Z sanltaryum,
azeby byla tl6maczem dla pewnej
starej niewiasty, kt6ra zachoro-
wa}a w pociagu kolejowym. Pan
ma Elzbieta wypelniwszy to zy-
czenie, odkryla w sedziwej ko-
biecie rodzona awa natke, G kto-
rel sadzila, ze dawno umarla.
! Matka panny Bambrooraglan
przyby1a Europy do New Yor-
ku synem, potem sama pusci-
la sic W podr6z ma ZachGd, rfe
umlejac po angielsku.
St. Louis, Mo-, "a maja. =
Subkomitet demokratyczny kon-
wencyi krajowej, kt6ra sic odbe-
die 6 lipca w St. Louis, mia} tn
swe posiedzenie, poczem odro4
cyl sic do 5 czerwca. Uchwalil
rozdaG 1o,45o bilet6w wejScia ma
konwencye. Wszelkie zgsoszenia
sic redakcyj, ktore zycza sobie
mice bilety dla swych sprawoz-
dawc6w, musza nadejSc do d. 8
czerwca do Charlesa H. Mamma
w izbie posI6w w Waszyngto-
ME, D. C. Ola reporterow wyzna.
czono 7o2 bilet6w; $50 reporte-
row znajdzie nliejsce przy stoli'
kach. Kazdy cz}onek komitetu
krajowego otrzyma 10 biletow,
kazdy delegat 3 bilety.
Waszyngton, "a maja. = Przy-
bycia kardynala Satolli oczekuja
tn d. 5 czerwca. Przywiezie on,
jak s1ychac, wazne breve Paple-
"a do rektora fakultetu uniwer-
sytetu katolickiego w Waszyng-
tonic. Miedzy innemi breve to "a
broni angazowania profesorow
innego wyznania, niz katolickie.
Jakko1wiek jest regu}a uniwersy-
tetu ME angazowac profesorow
niekatolickich, to przeciez niekie-
dy czyniono pod tym wzgledem
wyjatlli, gdy chodziso o znanych
uczonych. I tax mp. przez prze-
ciag lat 6 wyk}ada1 tam ekono-
mie spoIeczna Carroll D. Wright,
w wydziale prawniczym Hannis
Taylor, by}y pose} w Hiszpanii.
Przybycie kardynala Satolli r6-
wniez mice bedzie ma celu osta-
feczne zalatwienie kwestyi orga-
nizacyi knights of Columbus"
raiDo+e1nieisZei kato1ickiei w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24
KrOnika MiejscoWa,
Grozba maszynistow.

Czlonkowie zarzadu uni ma
szynist6w natrafiali ze strony
"Metal Trades Association" ma
staly op6r i zadah swoich pre-
prowadzic ME mogli, Uwazaja
nadto, ze og}oszenie strajku ge'
neralnego by1oby przedslewzle'
ciem zbyt ryzykownem. Postano'
will przeto przedlozyt swoje "a
dania wprost kazdemu z praco-
dawc6w poprosic go o podplsa-
ME kontraktu. Ktory z pracodaw-
cow do tego zadania ME zastosu-
ie sic, ii tego maszynisci zostana
wezwani do porzucenia piracy.
Cz}onkowie "Metal Trades Asso-
citation" powiadaja, re obchodzili
sic zawsze maszynistami do
brze, uwzgledniali ich potrzeby |
ci byli zad'owoleni. w ostatnich
dopiero czasach zaczeto okazy-
wac niezadowolenie i malkonten-
ci doszll do takiego stopnia zasle-
pienia, ze ME MONA do Mich pre-
mawiac rozsadnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24

Portu Artura, a pierwszy korpus
oszahcowuje sic w Fengwarl-
czeng.
Z Mukden donosza, re tamtejsi
Chihczycy mocno zaniepokojenl
So grozbami Rosyan, il ci spala
Liaojang i Mukden, MIN sic cof-
ma do Harbina. Tatarski wicekrol
w Mukdenie rozporzadzil, by
brygada wojsk chihskich zajela
to miasto natychmiast po cofnie-
ciu sic Rosyan.
Shanghai, "a maja. = Rosyanie
pospiesznie wywoza do Harbina
prowianty i amunicya. Sto loko-
motyw i 300 wagonow kolejo-
wych szybko gromadzi sic W
Liaojang dla przewozu podr6z-
nych towarow. Wynika z tego,
IL Rosyanie przygotowuja sic do
cofania.
Liaojang, "a rnaja. = Chihski
general Ma utrzymuje ciagla ko-
munikacya Tulisanem, przy-
w6dzca bandytow chihskich, kto-
rych wojskomo kszta}ca oficerzy
japohscy. Dystrykt Tulisana 20
via spichlerzem Mandzuryl,
Wielki to organizator, kaza1 wy
budowae siedm olbrzymich spi-
chlerzy zbozowych i utrzymuje
w Mich garnizony. General Ma i
wicekr61 Juanszikaj obmyslajs
plan powstania Chihczyk6w.
Berlin, "a maja. : Z Charbina
donosza o stosunku Rosyan do
Chihczyk6w w Mandzuryi, Chm
czycy drza z niecierpHwosci, ably
rzucit sic ma dreczacych ich Ro-
syan. R6zni oficerzy rosyjscy
$ciagneli ma siebie zawisc Chin
czyk6w powodu oszustw pope1-
nianych. I tax sprzedawano
Chihczykom najprz6d proch po
Genie SIS "a 36 funt6w, potem
po Genie $50, ale okaza}o sic, re
paki tax sprzedane zawieraly pia-
SEX, pokryty u CORY ma2a war
stwa prochu. Reklamacye ma mic
sic ME przyda}y. Nadto Moskale
obchodzq sic Z krajowcami gorzej
niz psami, zab6jstwa ma lud-
noSci popelniane poprostu re
swawoli, bywaly ma porzadku
dziennym. Oburzenie przeto pa
nuje powszechne.
Paryz, "a maja. = Odwolany
Watykanu ambassador Nisard
przyby1 tu i natychmiast mial
ministrem spraw zagranicznych
Delcassem, konferencye w spra-
wie zakonczenia stosunkow Sc
kretarzem stanu Stolicy Apostol-
skiej. Odwolanie ambassadors by
10 zupe1nie fortnalne, bez zwy-
klej os1onki tymczasowego ur-
lopu. De Navenne, francuzki po-
sci przy Watykanie, bawiacy O.
becnie w Paryzu "a urlopem, ME
powroci wiecej do Watykanu. De
Navenne stara} sic t}omaczyc po-
lityke Stolicy Apostolskiej to
zaszkodzi1o mu w oczach rzadu.
Z Madrytu donosza, re krol
Alfons odlozyl ma czas nieozna-
czony zapowiedziana swa wizyts
u Loubeta, gdyz pragnie uniknac
nieporozumienia Watykanem.
Berlin, "a naja. - Lekarz DIR.
Stats New Yorku zosta1 are
sztowany, kiedy przybyl do Elm
shorn w Szlezwiku. Jest oskarzo-
ny o to, re w r. 1894 spowodowaa
smierc dziecka, leczac je homeo-
patyczna metoda.
Sad wojenny w Trewirze ska
zal podoficera Eckerta "a zneca-
ME sic mad zolnierzami w 500
wypadkach, ma FL miesiecy WIG
zienia i degradacye.
Petersburg, "a maja. - Morris
Kleiman, Rosyanin z pochodze-
mia, ale obywatel amerykansl1i
naturalizowany w Wisconsinie,
ktory d. ID maja zostal areszto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24
Yates ma scenic teatru.

Panowie Lowden i Deneen u
kladaja sic marunki, ma ktorych
ieden drugiemu ma ustapie, nato-
miast Yates postanowi1 przeko-
nae miasto Chicago, re tylko ON
powinien otrzymac nominacye ma
gubematora, poniewaz pokazal
on iuz wyraznie, jak on rzadzi lsu
dobru calego stanu Illinois. Roz-
kazaf przeto wszystkim swoim
pacho1kom zebra6 sic wczoraj W
teatrze Nc Vickers, wpu5cil ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-24
Wypadki.

Irlandka Nora Ella Powers Ii
czy1a juz 81 lat wieku, a pomlmo
to ME bylo jej przeznaczonem
umrzet naturalna smiercia. Ba-
wiac w mieszkaniu wnuka pm. 400
Francisco str, wychylila sic o.
kna Ago pietra i .wypadla ma
bruk wysokosci 50 stop. Me "a
bila sic ma miejscu, lecz umarla
w godzine pozniej, W norweskim
szpitalu, dokad staruszke prze-
wieziono.
Stroz nocny William Weidlich
z pm. 1920 N. Central Park ave.,
nakiadai naboje w otwory swe-
go rewolweru, przyczem padl
strzal, a biedny czlowiek upadl
z krzykiem ma podfoge, ugodzony
kula w brzuch. Walczacego re
Smierciq odwieziono do szpitala
Siostr Nazaretanek, gdzie lekarze
oswiadczyli, re ola nieszczesliwe-
90 ME ma ratunku.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
WARNING.

Whereas petition signed by more than thirty
legal voters Of the City Of Barre and praying
thar special city meeting be called Tor the
purposes therein named, having been presented
to the Mayor, therefore, in accordance with the
prayer of said petitioners. the legal voters in
the City Of barre, Washington County, YER
mont, are hereby notified and warned 70 meet
in the City Hall on the evening Of Wednesday,
November 9ta, 1904, at 80 o'clock, to act ON the
following articles
FdRST--T0 appoint someone to serve as Mod
orator Of said meeting.
sEC0ND--To see If the city viii vote TO con-
vey 70 the Aldrieh Library Association the So
called Library Lot on the corner OF Elm and
Washington streets, now owned By tile city, or
part thereof. sufficient and suitable for the
erection Of 4 library TO be erected and managed
by the trustees appointed under the win Of the
late Mr. Aldricf and py funds placed in their
hands ny said viii for that purpose.
THIRn--r0 do any other proper business.
Dated al the City q Barre, ", this 9th day
af October, A. u. 1894.
WILLIAM BARCLAY, Mayor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
TRAIN AND TRACK.

Mileage tickets have just been issued
by the spanish railroads for the first
time.
Six hundred aud eight miles Of new
railway IN India will be opened fol
public traffic In l9O4-05, leaving under
construction 2436 miles for compile
ton in l905-O6 or later
In London tile stairways and eleva
tors used for access to or egress from
the stations Of the underground rail.
roads do not occupy any part OF the
streets The railway companies had IA
buy space in a block where they want
ed a station
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Zoo lois RE.

Applicants sending stamp win receive dssa
Of lot, size 25xi00 feet suburb. New ynrI
10Th Century Realty Co. Wall Street Nea
York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29

George a. Tracy OF Hartford, comes
forward to say that he voted for VIM.
IL Harrison, Wing, in 1910, and for ev-
cry Republican president since then. and
hopes 70 live long enough 20 vote ion
and see another Republican president in
Office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
Warning For November Election For
Presidential Electors,

The freemen Of the City o. Barre are hereby
notified and warned TO meet ON Tuesday, No
vember sth, 1904 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
in their respective wards at the several voting
places hereinafter named for the purpose Of
eiecting such number Of electors Of President
State Of Vermont is entitled to. The following
are designated as voting places. viz;
Ward Church street School Building,
Ward 2-spauiding Graded school building,
Ward 3-Summer street School Buiiding.
Ward Beokley street School Building,
ward r. Blackwell street Hose House.
ward Getty Court Room City Buiiding
Prospect street.
Dated at City Of Barre, VT. october p, 1901
WILLIAM BARCLAY, Mayor,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Double tracking the main line rail.
ways would be pretty expensive, bn.
tile saving Of head end collisions would
pay for the job in few years. Kan
sas City World
How much longer great, wealthy
railroads viii be allowed to jeoparslize
the lives Of those who pay them for
being transported safely rests largely
with the travelling public which elects
lawmakers and creates courts Of JUS.
tice Boston Transcript,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29

| VIII Sell at Public Auction at My Res
idenee On Trow Hill, Barre, VT.
Tuesday, Nov. lst, 1904

Commencing at O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property Household Furniture, Farming and
Blacksmith Tools and Machinery. The prop
erty consists in part as follows Horse tread
power and saw rig. farm grlst mill corn shelter,
Barnes bracket saw--f0ot power. turning lathe,
Is feet Ia inch sbafting with pulleys and
hangers, 20 feet twe-ineh shafting, i5-inch rip
saw with arbor and pulley for power, emery
$heels with arboF and pulleys, blacksmith
forge and bellows lot OF blackSmiths and
carpenters tools, potato planter, potato digger,
hand seed drill, spring-tooth harrow, three
culti~ators, two-horse mower, hay teddeT, land
roller. weeder, one-horse wagon with hay rack.
two-horse wagon with hay rack, express wagon,
road cart, blackboard. Concord buggy. top
buggy, long sled, bob sled, pair one two horse
sleds. pang sleigh. pair runners for road cart,
30-gaEl0n farm boiler, bone mill, horse hay fork
root cutter, tanning mil, grindstone, two cross
cut SAWS, skidding tongs. chains, forks, hoes,
iron bars, whiff1etrees, neck-yokes and qnan-
iity Of other small articles. Also one brood
mare, one yeaFiing colt and one four year-ciA
colt. All property to be paid for before being
removed. F. NJ. TR0W.
c. \. BAREER. Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
FACT PROVEN.
shOuid Convince Even the Most skep-
tlcaI Of lis Truth.

should Convince Even the Most skep-
IDEAL OF It's Truth.
II there IS the slightest doubt IN the
minds Of any that Dandruf germs do not
exist, their belief Is compelled BY the
fact that a rabbit innoculated with the
germs became bald IN six weeks time.
It must be apparent to any person
therefore that the only prevention Of
badness is the destruction Of the germ
which act is successfully accomplished
IN one hundred per cent Of cases by
the application Of Newbro's Herpieide.
Dandruf is caused By the same germ
which causes badness and can be pre-
vented with the same remedy-Newbro's
Herpieide.
Accept no substitute Destroy the
cause you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send i0c. II
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Rickert & Wells, Special Agents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29

TO RENT--A cottage house on Central street.
also tenement on Academy street. Apply to
r. NJ. Lyon. Address store or q Highland
Avenue esltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

THE TINES win publish Wants, Lost and
Found, For Sale, To Let, eto-short ADVERTISE
rrents--at the rate of four lines for twenty-iv
cents for the first insertion and five cents for
each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Strayed from home, q gray kittet.4
with one large white spot ON breast ana part NJ
face. white on feet also. Finder rlasse 4 Il \
dress no Washington street io7te
LOST-Isp robe. Thursday. between tna,s
shepards ana Barre city. Finder please leave
at the Times office. 4nftf
LOST Two puppies. Black ana white spottpa
three months Old. Reward By bringing then
to A. Cato, 81 Smith street. tsati
fOUND-smail sum Of money. owner ear
have same by proving property and payinf+
charges, Apply 10 u Ayers street. between
and h, NJ taote \
FOUND Set Of false teeth Apply Il No.
Summer street treff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
George a. Tracy OF Hartford, comes
forward to say that he voted for Nm.
III Harrison, Wing, in $50, and for ey.
cry Republican president since then. and
hopes 70 live long enough 20 vote for
and see another Republican president in
office
Three inmates Of the Vermont Sol
diers Home are reported dead in the
hospital OF that institution, the great
est number ever dead OF one time there.
They are James Murphy Of Walingford,
YIN. w Beals Of WilIiamstown and
Wallace NJ Flanders Of Clarendon.
Edison bill in Stowe, which has long
been celebrated as the home Of strange
and fearsmoe animals, IS now reported
o have a genuine panther Reliable resi-
dents tell Of a large black animal which
cries like troubled child and causes
COWS and other domestic animals TO
tremble with fright.
". H. Sprague Of Brookfeld, high
rtIA A-fANtL3 NA0 mas 1tiAEl Aht NVAti
aeceptably for the past three years as
deputy sheriff, having decided to remove
to Chelsea, thus creating a vacancy there,
the friends Of w. G. Clark circulated a
petition asking for his appointment as
deputy. Mr.. Clark has served the coun.
ty as high sheriff aud was "A deputy for
many years; consequently, lie is man
Of ripe experience in this line Of work.
The result Of the canvass must be very
gratifying to Mr.. Clark and his friends
and attests to the confidence Of the
freemen in his ability as an officer. Out
OF 227 voters interviewed, 2l5 signed
the petition, or over "a per cent Of the
voting of the town Sheriff Sprague
has signifed his intention Of giving the
appointment to the one whom the ma
jority Of the voters wish; consequently,
Mr. Clark's appointment is assured.
Probably the last game Of football OF
this season was played at MeCall's Park
III Randolph Wednesday afternoon and
as yet nobody can tell exactly what the
final score should have been. The game
was between the II. II. S. team and the
Whitcomb high school Of Bethel. In
the first half Bethel scored two touch
downs but were unable to kick goals and
at the end Of the half the score was W.
IL, S 10, r. H. S. 0. In the second half
Il was an exact reverse Of the first and
Randolph more than walked over Bethel
and right through their line r. H. S.
scored one touchdown IN the first OF the
second half and were within two feet OF
Betheps goal when the Bethel time
keeper called time, The Randolph time
keeper claimed several seconds left TO
play. The w III. S. withdrew and the
r. H. S. made the rush and touchdown
and kicked the goal and according to tho
Randolph timekeeper and referee the re
suit 81 the game was II. III. S. II, w.
H. S. TO- Touchdowns were made for
w. II. s. BY Whitaker and Upper and
X. il. S. by McAlurphy 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
AGENTS WANTED

WAhFEn--A good active agent for Hnrre ANA
spices, etc. For q hustler this is al eAeeuens
opportunity. Liberal Commission cali On or
address the Union Pacific Tea Co., Merchants.
hVW, hahtAhMs W. lentf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
BOARDERS WANTED.

WANTED oarders and table hoafders 81
II Howe place, opposite Maple avenue 1901
WANTEp-Boardefs at 81 Cirelestreet hoard
ng house. feftr
WANTED BOarders and taIle bearders
Mrs Garden, y Brook street, Barre vt 1896
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29

Three inmates Of the Vermont Sell
diers' Home are reported dead in the
hospital of that institution. the great
est number ever dead OF one time there.
They are James Murphy Of Wallingford,
YIN. w. Beals Of Williamstown and
Wallace NJ Flanders Of Clarendon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
The Place to Buy Real Estate
F.. B. Cate Real Estate Agency.

Nc matter what you want have it, Below are few of
the properties recently placed with
for the Fall trade
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-29
WORK WANTED.

MULTIPLICATION 70 act as agent OF sales
man for some Barre granite dealer il this OF
adjoining states Address Agent Times
office. Barre. 1s4t6
WANTED Middle aged man wants position
IN Office or similar work. Has had three years
experience keeping books, also ten years Ia
grocery store. References. Address "A
Times office. ls(ltf
WANTED ressmaktng ana family sewing
Mrs. J X. Spence, % Warren street. 0Gtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19

OAkESpAIE. wash. Nov. ta.-=
While the mother was LYING on "a
elck bed. unable 70 rise and Kive as
slstance 20 her suffering child, her
a-ycar=old son. " hose clothing was
ahlarc. was 50 frarfuty burned that
he died soon nfterWard az the bod
side Of his mother The fatality
occurred at the home 81 Nj and
s Mrs. Alfred olson. Twins four miles
southwest Of Tckoa. Hahy Olson
and his brothers and sisters We're
yesterday morning playing In the
house. when the children found
matches. Ills Older brothers and
sisters, OF whom there are three.
lighted the matches and the boy
arcw near HIS clothing caught
fire.
When the children saw the ter
rihle peril Of their little brother
they were panic stricken. The baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19
At Ballard
hot TIME
PROMISED

There r. going 70 be warm times
la Ballard before the city campaign
closes. The WAT will start next
Wednesday night when the citizens
and republicans attempt "a hold
their cuucuHea In the same hail at
the same time. The citizens got to-
gcthcr Thursday might aud framed
up their slate. At the same time
they decided TO hold "A mass meet
inE Ia the city hall
The republicans have got busy
aud declared they are going 90 hold
their caucus In the city hall on
that night. and e looks as though
they viii have Co ftEht IL out to SEQ
which iH the stronger The socialists
are looking upon the fight with In
tefcst and getting COED deal Of
amusement out Of the predicnmsnt
They expect To poll heavy vote
THIS election. and are much eneuur-
aged at the result Ia the national
campaign.
The citizens slate decided upon
at the Thursday meeting ~. For
mayor, Thomas Heggahi. city at
tonsy. =. &. Thorp, clerk. ~ =
Instead. treasurer. Roy spfaRue.
councilman at large. Thomas HouH.
ton. First ward. J. A. Peter. Second
ward. Dudley Doe. Third ward. r.
hurkland. health officer Dr. 81. l..
Adams
This ticket IN not entirely sat
tsfaetorY 20 many OF the members Of
the party. and u IL expected that
bolt viii be made to one OF the
parties The republicans aud ao-
eialista are expecting 10 gain by
this The meeting viii be very In j.
tefvHting on Wednesday night. The
hall viii hold about 200 people. snd
all the voters are invited 90 attend
b either one party or the ether
There are about s.9oo registered.