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Hunting Wud Turkeys in Texas.
From me Washinaion Post.

-Soms years ago vas the guest Of a friend
who owned a ranch away down on the Nueces
River In the South. west Of San Antonio.
said Mr.. n. j. Rice OF New Orleans. The
region abounded in game, and wild turkeys
were especially numerous. Never having
bagged one Sf these birds. vas keen 20 so
after them. and my host promised to take
me
We started out on the hunt and could
already see ma Rnhcent gohbleT falling to
my Are After walking several miles toward
the place where the game Was known 70 be.
my friend remarked that Il was as well 20 resi-
a while; and throw himself down under the
shade Of a mesquite bush This did not suit
me AT all. for I was eager 70 20 on, and !
rsnonstrated with him about losing valuable
tIne For ansW or, he rolled over on the grass
and went 10 sleep at which ! was fired with
anger and bad half notion 20 so back 70
''S It was we'll along in the afternoon before
he reused from his nap, and then, Win an
nnoiogetic smile, he said We won't have
~ wait long now. for this is the place the
ttrkevs come to TOost and all We will have
10 do il TO hide aud shoot them down, u
,ras fust a. he said and about shutdown here
csne a superb drove OF wild turkeys. Tn
ronscious OF danger, they came almost upon
ne before We let drive az them, with the re.
st,it that four OF the largest were stretched
upon the ground. After that never criti-
c}[ed the methods OF n Texas hunter"
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pnrMS MORrH READING


. All that have In battle died.
NouT tHrr your cHuSF. 10 matters not
.niomhrd In hurried TRENCHES vide,
or Iuntly grave mound sOou forgot
Your Drad March comrs upon ny s1n'
with long, tsSurgrnt endless fol'
Tor .uu. Tue Terror stalks tnr lands,
With thirst that unlS blood may gnencA:
Iara yetf. ueW sacnhcial bands
Some spot Of rAnh vita crimson dfench'
All times. the Terror seeks hh prey
Your Dead March never dies sway
q an oye dny Mu'9lk raesI
Whom fOry summers have O'rfbluOmtd'
Ne o.htH-swart, OF pale " face
Who, last. IN sunnse lands, arr doomed
Your dead March ever Ia mine tan'
Demands. and hath, my womAn'1 'ea"'
! mock you not with flowers besIToSn
on grassy mound or fresh turned ciod;
For you but thorns-such thorns nave Known
As stabbed the broWs Of Very God
Your Dead March saith that ~, each one
Form led. was scourged. betrayed, undone'
How vain are tablets. wvAIhs and VOWS
The facne guerdons pledged by FARM
on, rather. let me 90 and rouse
Each moaning, desolaled hearth
TN stAed sobs grow outcries strong
That HeAyenWard NJ, their tale otNronE
Ay, be Il witnessed IN the sphere,
where late your yieWless feet have thr0eo-d'
That those who sit In ashes here
Werr robbed Of yOu--that 81 were roboed'
on, out OF life uuiustly hurled
Your Dead March shakes The solid world
Il shakes the EAuh, that holds you slain,
The Sovereign state. the lording LANs,
Forhiddlng them hearts blood 10 dralh
To loose mans life for Auy cause
your Dead March pierce the Norld's great hear
III Srath dries up the team tina, start
EDITH N. TBohAa.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

FTom We PaA Nan Gdssns.
Pate fools mankind the whole year through,
Man tAkea II for the most pan cool;
Yet turns and rends II or you
should chance 70 make him April FooL
Fortune n hekie. Of hh droAms
viii havoc make for her delight,
A scheme that safe ~ houses seems
Just topples over In = night
success waits al his very Ups,
4 hand stretch and he hfts the cup,
When for some tnfe, down Il alps
And spills what man had faln TO sup
Nan bears disaster with q calm
OF which q poet well might sing.
Growing with green awarded palm,
II man had need OF such thing.
But set a booty trap or hoax,
A stumbling block across his way,
Not suAve succeeding yeaTb MAY coaH
FORGIVENESS for one All Fools day
Pate fools mankind the whole year through.
Man takes Il for the most part cool;
Yet turns and fends II or you
should chance 70 make him April Pool
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ON PIa cling the sunSet Cor static.
Put Il whsrr the crimson sunset
weary Of the work OF day,
May 81 evening hang its mantle
on this bronIlned piece OF clay,
Where the changing Arnethyatlne
Hues, that on the evening air,
Nay embrace Il, yeaulng. ready
To be loved most Hnywhere
Put u where the crimson sunset
sinking 10 ~ western bed,
Nay encompass n With color
A. II paints the dtY red
WRere the vrrmen dyes Of hsayvn,
In rainbow rhapsody
May enblazon u In chronic
Glory for the world 70 SET.
Put Il where the crimson sunset,
Splendid In the prismod skiea
Ot the tpectrosoOpio twilight
Slowly fades and fAns and dles
Put Il where the crimson sunset
May osrcSs q with dChShi.
In the pink and purple shadow,
Pre- II kisses II good night
william J. LAhPrOS
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Prom The NsD Orleans TtnSs DrMorrai
They're sighting fleets, my maaters
An through the eastern eeAal
The fleets OF bearded Russians
And little japanese.
on Singapore and lava,
And every other place
They sight the feArSome squadrons
And 70 the cable chAsel
There e no naked savage
In all those wAteru who,
Prom morning until evening,
sights not neet OF twol
There's not q sole CaucaGAn
That's not with sorroW rivrn
Unless from dawn uD dArtness
lie sights him Slx or aeveni
How History. the eentle
Old mAundOreT, repoNal
The very same dispatches
We had OF Spanish hects,
when clear from Nicaragua
As fer as Sandy Hook
To sight . steAmlng squadron
one only had 70 look
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Something Lacking
The nrcllEht dHpes the gloom
Within ths bGch1orG quiet room.
Before the crate his pes await
4 sleepy dog. a parrinG CAL
Hsrs'G coElness and roslness,
What needs o man Ah' more than hat
He smokes pls pipe here a. hs ease
And does WhAte'er hts tAnCeS please.
To night his fGncies are anlghL
On rings Of smoke they noaI away.
Herv's cozness-Gnd proSiness'
An no one bids him come or stay.
lie bear no footsteps on hls stair
Atl's quiet. unmossted there.
THIS n the cream OF me- drrAm
4 sleepy dog, . purrng cat.
HERE'S coElness and rosiness-
But Ahl man needs more than that.
HoAlcE STI1OUR KHtiHa
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Pront

From ne London Daily Neus.
I fathered a treasure OF gold
IL cr1mbled 20 dust 10 my hand,
And pale a. the AShes Of Joy.
II sid through my nngeu ike sand
I fAthered white hooks 10 my fold,
But sorely they sickened and plned
Lran. pitiAble. barren, and blind
With nothing TO have or 70 hold.
turned from the doom OF drapalr
To wander the ways OF the world,
Free lord Of the earth and the ctr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

OF old when Mabel sat a. tea
She eosslped light 10 YOU and me.
And for authority rave FRI
what Midget said.
PerchAnoe she told With LONG drawn face
of how the Joneses fell from grace.
OF came within a very ACE,
80 Ethel said.
Perhaps she breAthsd IN secret lnust
A deep and skilful business thrust
she knew a frn that soon would bust.
so Edward said.
But now those simple days are past
she IA a bridge enthusiast,
Ard only mentions, mt and last.
Whist Elwell says.
Tor al accounts OF knaves and sips
Her one authority equips.
YoH hear n always on her nps,
What Elweli says.
hcLaNpHuNaH wnSoi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

From ne FaGhta0iOH iSfdF,
Upon an Faster egg one day
A hen enraptured gaBed.
Ouoth she. To see one look that WAY
I surely am amazed.
'TWould give me Joy, were Il mine own
Herr 20 parade g.
But lts a species quite unknown,
! never laid it
A lady nne for Faster clad,
Went foTth one vemAl morning.
The flowers all seemed dull and sad
Compared 70 such AdorninG.
And Nature breathed a Eephyred Sigh,
Then straightway paid her
THIS compliment "She's one. but .
I never made her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS

L. s says bets that player cannot t1chanG.
,bs dit Tor the turned trump and scor0 10 tof ~
until he tskes another trick bets he can.
me 10 points for diH Is msld and the player
r,p A. re Il BY making the exchange after win
uinr tricS and before drawing hs card from
thr stock
LIN. bets he can meld the four kings and queens
All 81 une time IN two hand.
lie Il wrong
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Boon

wizard Of the seedleas apple.
To this task now turn your mind;
with smother problem grapple
Would you benefit your kind.
save the younger generation.
with the collyFobbles ve1ed
And TO win q great ovation
Make the Troonless apple neat.
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HENRY SMITH WILLIAMS, IL. D.,
as EditOr-in-Chlei,

assisted large editors manuscripts hnaos etc
by the following Europe and America
EDITORS EDITORIAL ADVISERS OR SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS:
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EDITORS, EDITOR

DR. Thomas Kelly Cheyne, oiel Professor OF the
Interpretation Of Scripture, Oxford
Professor C. W. c. Oman, Deputy Professor Of Modern
History, Oxford.
DIR James Gardner, c. B.. Editor OF Henry Wills
State Papers for the Government
Dr. Adolf Hansck, Professor Of Theology in the Uni
versity Of Berlin.
DR. Alfred Rambaud, Professor OF Modem History in
the University Of Paris
DR.. G. W. Botsford, Lecturer on Ancient History
Columbia University.
DR. Albert Bushnell Hart Professor Of History, Harvard
University.
Professor Andrew c. Mclaughlin Professor OF History
University OF Michigan
Dir John p Peters Director Of Excavations at Nppur
l8SS-lSsl.
DR. James T. Shotwel Columbia University, New
York.
Dr. Adolf Eman, Professor Of EgyPtology in the
University Of Berlin.
Dr. Joseph Hasvy Professor in the College de France,
Paris.
DR. Eduard Meyer Professor Of Ancient History in
the University Of Berlin.
Dr. Hermann Diels, Professor in the University OF
rtio
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Professor W. L. Fleming, University Of West Virginia
DR.. Wilhelm Soltau, Professor Of Ancient History in
Zabern.
DR.. Otto Hirschfed Professor Of Ancient History In
the University Of Berlin.
DR.. Thsodor Noldeke, Professor in the University Of
Strasburg
DR.. Julius wellhausen, Professor in the University Of
Gottingen.
DR.. Goldziher Professor in the University Of Vienna
DR.. Ulrieh Won wilamowitz MollendorH Professor in
the University OF Berlin.
DR.. Franz Krones, Professor in the University OF
Vienna.
Dr.. H. Marcza Professor in the University Of Buda
pest
DR.. R. Koser, Professor Of Modern History, University
OF Berlin.
DR.. A. S. RappOport, School Of Oriental Languages
Paris.
Professor D. H. Muller, Professor in the University OF
Vienna.
Professor A. Vambery, Professor Of Oriental Lam
guageS, Budapest.
Captain F. BrinNey, Japan Correspondent OF The
London Times.
Professor F. Robertson Jones' Bryn Mawr College.
The Washington times., 1905-06-11

A fine sheer quality of this dainty white
Dotted Swiss, which is in such demand for
summer dresses. In all size dots and neat
woven designs. Tomorrow at f25zc a yard
for the grade never sold for less than tQc a
yard
The Washington times., 1905-06-11
Mems Socks, Sc

200 dozen mems good quality SockSs
with seamless foot, spiiced heel
a pair it % buy
or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
reaxers All About Us.

In the cliaiqpc d.. Clifford Mitchell
has been writing about The dangers OF
indoor life, the sedentary life led by
most tonnsmen. It is pleasant rsad.
ns. Attention Is called 20 tie feet
that We are 10 longer pioncola that
the rough exaetioHs II manual amioul
tnTe have Leen sandpapclel hy Tho less
laboricus lncthods of modern farming
that We are hudlled into contracted
qtsFirls that not only the poor, but
.hc rich are subjected to nervous
strain which results in neufastheaia,
heart disease, dioGeses. mellitus and
chronic nrights disease, ard that the
problem OF supplying fresh air is a
serioas one "Peasaut reading, surely,
because It is comforting to learn that
there are perils in something besides
foot ball they inrk IN parlor games in
authors and blind mans buff in
tenements and counting roms. The foot
ball player has plenty o. fresh air-more
than he car breathe If he happens TO
be at the bottom OF a pyramid AT the
end Of scyinmaoe He also has an
abundance 81 exercise aud excitement
enough 10 keep his blood from staqnaf-
ing. His mind Is fully occupied and his
muscles arc developed. lie may break
his collar bone or fracture few ribs;
he may even be killed; but, as Or. Nit
ehell insists. death comes in other ways
and III other places on Gre escapes TO
which victims Of heat crawl for relief;
az the stock ticker when the market is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27

People from Burlington have been in
Jamaica recently looking over the ground
and getting samples Of the limestone
deposits on Turkey mountain. Twenty
years ago there were several lime ldbas
in operation in that part Of the town,
but they were abandoned because Of the
excessive cost Of getting the lime to
market Now the lime can be loaded
almost directly from the kiln into stan
daTd suage cars, and the lnnd where
the deposits occur is well covered with
small hardwood timber, suitable for fire.
wood in burning the rock This lire
was much sought after formerly for
building purposes, owing to its peculiar
adhesive properties. II is thought these
deposits will be worked in the spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
See Abbott's clearance sale.

oyster stews at the Eureka restau.
rant.
Aurtion at tic City Auction rooms
Wcdnasd ay evening"
Abbott's elearaiice sale starts Tues.
day, llecenbeF Goth.
Dr. Stanley The clairvoyaut. has re-
turned and can be consulted ut the OTIS
Regular review Of the I. q. T. n. Oh
Wednesday. Dec. y at 7 2. N. in For
estess hall.
81 Fits holiday presents have re-
ceiAcd biz discounts to close up before
New Years.
Ola gold and silver wanted at re-
tiners' prices in exchange for goods at
4. F. Burr's.
II thinking Of buying farm, better
read Perfy's real estate advertisements
III For sale column.
There viii be a dance in Miles hall,
Tuesday Night Dee. Goth. Gilbertson =
orchestra will furnish music.
The Bans clul, viii meet in painters
hail over Nears barber shop, Thursday
evening, Dee rs, at o'clock.
The ANIMAL meeting Of Tile members Of
Nincitia club Will be hela at the club
rooms On Thursday evening. Dee. 2Sth,
Fat s O'Clock sharp. Election Of officers
All Clansnen will please have their
due cards with the inanciai secretary
on or before laniasry lst for the semi-
Iannual audit PER order, auditing CONF
mitiee.
q. WI Moves has opened an ice slSat-
ing rink OH tie Wgaoski near the Der
lin bridge IN Montpelier open every af-
ternocn and evening. Come and haze
good time. Admission 10 cents.
NcntIc strips thc kina That saves
coal hiils put them "a and guarantee
satisfaction Alsp agent for Mann \
Green B1ne Cutter q. j. Cheeyer,
Montpelier, VI. X il. p. No. !, o.
telephone Montpelier 347y3.
Dou't 50 with cold feet this winter
WHEN Yol can get Erenrh Kip slices
(ma,le 10 measurc1, lined with sheep
skin and warranted to she'd water. Tii
guaranteed All leather aud rubber
work warranted, st Moses Charlton.
pcauS, uudcr Phelps Brothers. hardware
sgcie, Gordon hlock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27

sunday passed Tuesday rolled around
and still his tain taFm did not loom ia
the yestibule when the cuckoo clock was
sounding eight fllirs,l3v he came and
tlle Aesgifnl gisl was burning with
Nfath.
$50 hls il thc vay you neglect me,
slie III s s1hat Eaqa you to eay
for yoggselfs Nhy dian't sou come
81 eosIdas, aaliafad the yeaHg man
" mad tic dyspepsia and tie doctor aa
1isad glie not u come
.NAsf 1'he doctor told sou not 70
dyspepsia
Well ie toid re To keep away from
al sweets
The next mameilt shc had him seated
on tie psrlor sofa telling him NJ was
the only Young man in Chicago. Chi
cage News.
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4 eaalsrx rsoa j oenaIns WORT.


The ulengfactureF 81 airy staeE food
must be attentive ii all The details 81
IT'S preparation baiag certain that only
first class nateeials enter into IS cora
position. Il Fl claimed for Pages
Perfected po'iltry Food tAst there
doesn't enter alto us composition b
single particle 10 the ordinary meat
iaeal which IS the basis fog 80 many
poultry foods a'lie Aeare#t appFoacl ID
i IS wleat Is known Az IallONs Scraps
NJ Gfacklings anu every glandmoths
cr VINO ias lived 80 tie farm and
taken care Of chickens knows that
tlinye Is nothing better To make heHs
lay tllaa Tallow Scraps. and Page
Perfected PonIrs Food contains q
considerable percentage of tEis ingrc
dent.
My one sead,ng his address cn u
postal card 70 q s paga, Hyde seark
We. ana mentioning tlils paper, win re-
eeiYe by mail iree postpaid, i SAMPLE
paekase u 'aage's Perfected Poultry
Eega.
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Turlous FirhEiaq.

For seven Year,, writes Geo xvi
HofIrian Of lIsgpef wash. q had a
bitter battle with chronia stomach and
liver trouhle, bnt al lass / won aHd
cured my diseases by the use Of Electric
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them { D an. and don't intend III tie iii.
tufe to be Without them ia the house
They are certainly d wonderful medicine
10 have cured sslch j bad case as mine
sold. under guarantee to do the same
for yoa, at the Parlor Drug Store ard
Red Cross Pharmacy III soc bottle.
Thy them today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27
Before and After Xmas

Before ard nfier Christmas SON viii
snd otsl stone headquarters for all that
IS rooa il Stationery Before Christmas,
Uile.' i GOV, j. will pay yen we'll y
-ss q pretty aircs we have 1er gifts,
JieFc + Everything you would expect
- find in d StaticacrT Store and more.
IL world iake too Icing to tell o. their
.eau.y and usefulness. SO inst come
81 and look around for yourself There
win be notking about our prices to scare
sot,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27

@But, DOCTOR asked the young prac-
titioner, why do you always order
champagne fer every new patient that
comes to your
Because, my boy" replied the wise
old medica man, II can Judge by what
he says whether or not he can afford it.
That helps when ! come to make out
my bill philadelphia Press.
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we'll secured il Gaae ~ VIC Do ". u
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bHSisoss ia - states.
l'iN National Life Insurance Company
~ Nsflnant (mntuaD. Organized in 1850
IS. s. Ballard, General Agent. \. B,
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cnriositr win Hnld Her.

Gilman Hunting FOR j servant girl
again
Subbubs No; tlie onc we've got Wisl
stay with rs until alter Christina
We've beer dFappiua hints that wa were
having yers valuable GIT made for
her philadelphia Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27

playing fast ard loose with fortunes;
in cellars and gerreis yerywhere. The
outdoor life has It's fatalities, doubt
less; bat no less does the indoor life
have its incurabie maladies. Providence
Innfnal
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-27

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