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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
FEEDING BABIES.

Many Mothers Make Very Serious Mis-
takes in Most Important Matter
One Of the greatest features Of the
Household Department Of the Boston
Globe is its talks with Mothers These
talks contain up-to-date information,
and are written by mothers who are
not only bright women, but have had
ample experience.
The best Boston paper published The
Boston Globe. Have II at your home
every day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
HOLIDAY FOR LABOR.
Continued from First Page.


seph Graham and John Carson; ticket
sellers. Joseph Thomas and r. /. Gren-
dell; refreshment booths, james Smart,
John Kesson, George Riddle, John Biorn,
A. Cordiner, A. H. Buzzell, L. n. Gauth-
Ter; check sellers, Angus Murray, N.
r. Durkee, G. Gregoire, a. J. Schneider,
Herman Davis; soft drinks, A. c. ADJ
ans, a. Milne, nj. Hughes, N. finnegan,
j. N. Hamel, C. c. Hill; ice cream,
+. n. Bean, George Laviolette, c. c.
Cobb. L. Anderson, A. Halyosa, Fred
Beckman, L. II. House; hairy dolls,
John Maiden; guessing competition, 4.
NJ. Smith; quoits, William Reaside,
James Lamont; shooting d j. sullivan
Wesley Folsom; pop corn, L. NJ. Max
field; dancing, John Mari, William
Milne; emergency committee, Fred
Bruce, Richard Griggs, Robert Inglis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05

The weather man might have done
good deal better by the crowds Of
people who were anxious to observe
Labor Day in the way that it deserved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05

Reports from the school room indi-
cate that Bame's not yet in the race
suicide column.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05

In addition to this, there are the
amounts paid ont annually BY the hun
dreds Of local organizations, the sum
total Of which must figure up to 4 very
large amount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05

The small boy has had his day; the
teacher viii now have hers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
The Vaughan Store
We Sell Goods Cheaper for Equal Qualities
Never
UnderSold
Never
UndersOId

Outing Wasungs Just opened n goods being
purchased ago price they bought the present time We vii"
by giving you advantage of this purchase
Note the An This Week
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27
$fnerter
s5r. iuflammatoriff Mbe4m.att5me,
2silbe bape brdbt pur 95n.
Sc. @9:leS' antt.99ai,1 pills rets
6e6e ham.

.wt ;1espnbe at BRUCE ST. 9etles' seerpe aub atpes
Sins ot iets aar Fben. Nin 9uftru hanbe 2eperteet
% IN gta5s eap benbe al 9eres sepsr 4tner JON @rspe.
boorefsr nt ffbbte ~ Glafte at benz % min 8utrx
br,st. bea III puu bar belbrsbet Chen ba bar fsl
brust bin oS uaaa tse, '6t fes bar a1brtg brust aaln
Y,1er, ber san taa ftor 9ilfrebsfhueft tou1 btsfe. st
bruste osiaa 81. Mtles' anti!4ain gias u1eb fhIrfe
xtfrebsfhneNe: WoS e1n baobe 70, tre aar Fben
tnEammatortfe @tst. 6au Isb faaueset, at ies tror
at bbts bt TIL baobe etbet lam 81. Mtles anh.4atx
9ias. ber Diarp Dout uafru sieblittelis, bible ban oeret
9sbea big. Seq er oItib 9lab beb enbner 2eilisbeb til
at rofe ST.. Mtles' 3e9emibler." = Sames Gpeutt
Alton, Ssu. i
.sSts bar blaset reb s~eura1sia I aareois % fanbt
tnsen nartg Ntnbrins, fer leg bruste 81. Mt1es' anti.
9ain 9,ns. Sc er en- filter Bur for @onebp,ne %
S.stimerer. Gubnu i wsorses a~ubsfalebe ies benz til
en- @en mob fterf 9onebptn& o8 I 2sbet at en- balls
9.ue tom ban %futilenbe ttlbase. @obsbptnen per borte.
o. bruser hem / Jam,lten os finoe, ben, ubut6rfebe foe
be ~fb,nbelige Meebleuu.er. @tebets bae 8ensgenbeb
gisr benz uneset nerosfe 8ebfeu,oosu fi9er. at iea ffal
fortelle ST. Wttles,, at bar bet itte for Antt.8atn Y,aa,
fom bun taser at og til, faa funbe bun ,te bo ber."-
6. 9. Morrts, l9elena, Meuutana.
Aae sGpetbefsre: fslger % earaaterer ben tsrie
S6laffe at ST. Miles' 2e9emibler Crib efter fl
Dog oM g~lerosittet og 9ierteip9bomme. AbreSi9
Or. Nttles' Meebteal &c., Glfbart, Snb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27

III 81. 8. graoson.
(@Iutnine).

0lo0en neoe / Galen forefom bam at ppre en- Sos
mug poa oen11e @rleblen. Sen 6lob, peo bpis 8reo-
oe't DC 1aa ofte bapoe panoret ian1nen / 5ullti,,net.
S9oor t'''toe man fi,1be Ell beore M%flutni11g pao Ell for
Doot &1loerelle? Men al, bans &iiertes ;gnlfe bar
10, at bun ifuloe lebe % relii9ne BAN n1eo fin @inr-
l1gbeo. SON pil0e lepe ianme11 meb ber6e, set 2ip,
Der er laa rigt poa 4pal ser, bpor aierligbeoen life
11noes. ,llotltaarlig trooote 0ete Maob til @uo frem
paa Den fo~rtptpleoe Ma11os 2eber:
~Spoo CT leg, Oh Mln1eetige, at ieg tpipIer poa
DIN Storbeo? &ar Oh life Neoat til at ltraffe, at till
11tet9lbre eller at frelie? Seq er fun ct ltaffels,
b)9lpelelt arpb. Seq ifielper, me0ens leg tpipler.
Sea bar lGrt' 6elpeocs Mogt at fienoe, lrr mia I'M
at Iatte .&imle1s. @ip mig min Sl,ltru o. oer1r1e6
min Siglefre tilbage. Gag sen &eoiel fra mig, ser
tpnger poa min Sipl.
Seq bpier mig 5tbuet, ignoerf,uit og %forl,eorct.
Seq ton fife beoe, Inn lioe, taole og bpie mig. 9ao
min 2ioelle treoe | Ste0et for 8pn! %l1ipnlige,, ufot-
tcli1c Mogf, Gu, Ser bperfe1 bar gtopn eller 8olia,
1ne'1 lon1 Dog leoer ibber @fenmeIfciiGl, gu, ser bliper
tilbeot al Sc Sroenpe, gu, brer1 Steptifere1 lenates
ettcr, G1, ltoe1 bus Spite ON ct 2p binlioes Gro
pen belle Sen ioroiife 5ilpnrelie fun CT en- &pal, fSSr-
BARN Sig orer mig % lar mig at giere sin @ilie.
Soo mig bore Sen ii0lte blanot Sc u%oer6iglte al Sine
Stlbcoere, ser enoeltg efter cit baar6 Scamp nerr1er
Jig Gig / BLIND Silli0 % Gro. Seq bar lert at lfielpe
for Set Snoes %ulpn1ige Mo9t, las mig Ill, ogiqo lere
Sin %ue'1oelige @cobeesmogt at f;enoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27
Djwrter7 Dam1e.
MoneQe al =
6tImnt MteIfe.

&iprter=0on1e er en- n1o6er,1e Storltaosnopelle Scr
/ grelle 6arper ifilorer Storitaoslipet alle bets bro
ge0e 6ormer. Gn ing Nlano, lioe1ltabelig Spiller>.
CT bragt til Mfgrunoens &d1O, &ecolperen er allereoe
/ bans &aano for at u6lluffe set %lnpttige 9ip, 0a beef
fes BON - e0 spnet al Mrbeioerifare1, Ser glao og
%forl1piet gnar til lit Gngrerf - til grtienoelie al,
at Der mllig enoni1 er @eoning for ba11 / nrligt %
trofait glrbejoe. - Otter eli Gel 8eipnr lpffes set
bom at finbe Ell 8eifi9ftigelie, Ser life aler1e %giengiper
ban1 fans Selpagtelie, men raiaa irob: niger GAM tel
%fortjent 9gre og 9elen1ing, % %iluttelig binder sban /
lin v&i9rter=9 Came" 4antet pna, at ben III bar fun=
oct 2ipets 2pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27

Dagen grpeoe. @n friif gino blelte fra &apet
irb ODER Ben gur1le 6a,10clslta1, feje0e ben %gjenne11t 81
goe @aoer % oper Sen Igan1le Sorpepla0s, lpnt e1oru
laa tons og meneifetom. G110 life Den itore Toutn1e
ipron9; blot Ell 811nfe pisne 8laoe, lo1n 5orpefe:o=
ielen bapoe %ejterla0t, rnsle0e ben ODER SSor6e11.
Som prominence / Mldnttens Stlbeo luneoe Sc bgje
Suite lg op til %bina1oen. S &otel varone1l" por Ser
rlllet neo for nlle ginoler, @a0eoeren bar luffet,
bserfen &prtner eler @aar6sfarl bar at ie.
Wen moe i ct fort 8Rrelie til @aarben i Glue
etagen brnrote Der eno1n1 2ps;; Der ipntes man life
at n19rfe noget til, at set Dar be0 at bages. 8ereliet
bar en- itor, imlft uo1tpret Colon; ipnre, mprfe. @ar-
Diner 6effeoe giinouerte;; fra en- lille 2Diefrcne falbt
set It9rfe @aslps 1e0a pua 6e iterft opbeoeoe gniigter.
Ser iuo benpeo ct balpt Daiin &errer omfring ct fort
8orb.
Ser bIep fun taIts liot, 90 al 5amtale fgrtes Ell
buiifenoe Gone. l1noertioen faIbt Der 11oget fIirrenoe
eller flingrenbe zpad @ulpet = ct @allo= eller Sglp-
iltDfffe;; meo en- balpt unoertrpfht 60 bnffebe pebton1.
menoe Jig 81 for at ianle set op igier:s
300 ct lille Nrreterboro itoo nogle Champagne
aplerea og neoel1inoer, paa BET boneoe @ulp, ltoo Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27

Set rar ct oumt SSnbfolo al mig. Seq fit @aar
@fterni0bags &enge fra min 8a11fier, og ga jcg gjerne
nil0e boue Sprejsnin3 for 5abet 6orgaars, roao=
ipurate jeg Sraflet, bbilfet Sort leg peo nnItc 2ejlig-
beo lfuloe bolbe paa. % iuu traf jeg !6ierter-
Come"
Set par ct ilent 8ariel. gu gooe @uo, Menne-
ie, bpor fa1 mon itole paa &pinoen!"
.Sg Gfficeren 1pnneoe @elo0ie1 al r@igoletto"::
u&pinoe6jertet Set er falif."
vgfaa, % iaa er 3e blepen blanfet belt al. 2pffer1
for irtpot Sem, Sen Sets. Men, mems ieg buffer set
- jeg lltaar io'i @jRlo til Gem. Sc bar iaa eff
,peroig at binlpe mig for en- l1ges Sis ii6en ~ og 81
&efsen Scat bar ifjarfet mig lin geiignelie, iaa
tillooer Sc bel -"
uMa, leg beoer Gem, 81. gilleien, Sc nraa life
- iagbe Mlien balpt fortrpoeltg.#
See, nei fjare alen. S Sag er ieg netop vpeo
Ma1ffen" ~ bpenl Deo, ON ieg e. BET Morgen"
0fficeren traf fin Eegnebog fre1u og tog nogle seoler
no al Sen. Set par 10 800 Mart. Seer iaa goo!
Sg ion1 Magerrenter faar Sc 5orifringen ON min
iRrlige a&giagtelie % opbfglte Sat. gltio pnrat til
@ipntieneiter. !"
&an paanpoeoe elIien 8engene, iffjjgnt oenre pro-
~teitereoe berin1oo:
On gageroreng tom forbi Dem, treffenoe meo lin
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-23

In the Cobb superior court last week
Mrs. Eva Reeves, who lives on Powder
Spring street, sued the city of Marietta
fer $4,000 damages, she having been
hurt by falling owing to an alleged de-
fective sidewalk, breaking her arm.
The jury awarded her $500 and her
husband $40.
Early Rose and Red Bliss Irish pota-
toes, 40 cents per peck at B. G. Cog
gins store.
MIR. j.. N. CAN'T has put in a two
horse power electric motor to grind his
sausage. Mr.. Albert, the electrician of
Marietta Electric Light Company. in
stalled it. This gives Mr.. Gannt a
complete equipment and one of the
best markets in town.
MILLINERY OPEN1NG-Attend the Mil
linery Opening at Mrs. J. S. Warren's
Store on Thursday and Friday, March
23d and oath.
Early Rose and Red Bliss Irish pota-
toes. 40 cents per peck at B. G. Cog
gins store.
All kinds of garden seeds at B. G.
Goggings' store.
The cotton crop can not be remuner-
alive at and cents, and our farmers
had better raise corn, peas, potatoes,
oats, wheat, &C., if they would ride on
the top wave of prosperity. The farmer
who plants large crop of cotton this
season will wish he hadn't when the
selling time comes.
Big cut price clothing sale now on at
7. W. Reeds Clothing Store.
Mr.. Andrew Garner, who came here
several months ago with his brother
John, from Wabash, Ind, has returned
to his old home, but Mr.. John Garner
has bought the Scott farm, near Oak
hurst, and will remain here.
Buy Clothing from T. w, Read fol-
cash and save money.
Last Tuesday there left Marietta
on the excursion to Oklahoma the
following persons: Messrs. Geo. Ses
sions, Joe Reed, Walter Mayfeld, j
M. Austin and w. M. Hames. They
will return in about two weeks
1t is misdemeanor for any person
TO conceal the smallpox in their home
The state law requires that cases must
be reported to the mayor and ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-23

The trolley line track has been COM
pleted around the square.
Get your picture enlarged for one
dollar at McCrary's Studio.
The trees re budding, and soon the
peach trees will be blooming.
= Remnants Of Linen Laces at the
Racket Store
Mr.. E, H. Clay is building a five
room house on his lot on Forest avenue,
MILLINERY OPENING-Thursday and
Friday, March 23d and oath. The put-
Ii, ren cordially invited. Mrs. j. S. War
1t is remarkable how many bosses
can be had to build a street car line.
Mr.. Cleveland Green and Mr. Joe P.
Anderson will open up line OF Gent s'
Furnishing Goods in the front of the
store occupied by their Pressing Club,
on Friday March oath. Give them your
patronage.
Remnants of Linen Laces at the
Racket Store.
The ice man is going to have show,
and the coal man will have to step to
the rear.
MILLINERY OPENING Mrs. J. s, War
rem will have her Spring Millinery
Opening Thursday and Friday, March
23d and oath. The ladies cordially in
vited.
For SALE-CObb county farms galore.
Gilt-edge and reasonable. See me.
Also vacant lots and several houses
cheap and on terms to suit yeu. Buy
lot now. A. ARMSTRONG.
McCrary will enlarge ysur picture
for one dollar. -
Mr.. Lewis Turner's new eight-room
house on Forest avenue, is g@ng up
right along. 1t will be very elegant
and beautiful home, and a credit to
that part of the town.
Be sure and attend the Racket Store
sale of fine Swiss and Nainsook fine
Embroidery on Monday and Tuesday.
The relation between the white peo-
pie and the negroes of Marietta, has al
ways been friendly, The negroes are
treated kindly, given employment and
an opportunity omake an honest liv-
ing
MILLINERY 0PENING--Be sure and at
tend the Millinery Opening Thursday
and Friday March 23d and oath. All
cordially invited to inspect this display.
Mrs. ]. s. Warren. .n.v aas
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-23
I0CAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed,
1atters in City Briefly
chronicIed for Jour-
nal Readers.

The Industrious hen is now getting
in her supply ofeggs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whitmore have
rooms at Mrs. G. B.. Winn's.
Persons owing Miss Siler will please
,,1ls.t the Book Store and settle their
accounts before April LIST.
Mr. Henry Meinert and wife have re-
armed from Atlanta to their home at
this place to reside.
Fop SALE-Old Electric light building
and lot on A, <. Il N. Railroad.
Apply to NJ. M. Sessions, President.
Some peach trees are blooming and
the grass grows greener under the
genial warmth of the sun.
Mr. Howard Gilbert, of Smyrna. now
holds position at Mr.. ]. N. Gsnnt's
store.
Have YOUR monogram made on your
signet ring free of charge. E. M. Cook
Co.
A good deal of cotton was marketed
here last week. 1t brought Z 3-4 and s
cents.
Mrs. Cliff Reed. of Gainesville, Ca,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
". G. Delaney.
Early Rose and Red Bliss Irish pota-
toes, 40 cents per peck at B. G. Cog
gins store.
Mr.. Bayard Mcintosh was kicked by
bis horse, while feeding him, last We'd
nesday, making an ugly cash on his
head.
Mr.. L. Stringer bias bought Miss
Siler's book store, and will increase
the stock. He will also move the
Western Union Telegraph office there
about April lst..
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
" "EyExYTHuso Bur DEATH

SUFFERED" writes Virginia Robson,
Of Eastoa, Nd, ''untii I took Csrdm,
which curs1 ~ % Qhekiy II ssspdssd
ny doetor, who dda't know { was
taidng IT,"
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
WHAT TO RRAD.

wheD you have the '.blues" and
can see no silver lining to the
dark clouds that arc constantly
above you, road the twcnty.sev-
enth Psalm.
When your pcckcs-book 10 -
empty ~ an editors, rec d the
thirty .seveath Psalm.
When your neighboss are vn-
kind to you and even those ne 81
and dear to yos slight you, read
the fifteenth chapter Of John.
When you are discouraged about
your work and nothing seems "a
60 right, read the i2B Palm.
When you are oil out OF sorts
and hardly know what the matter
is. read the twelfth chapter OF
Hebrews.
When you are losing con fidenee
In mankind read the thirteenth
chaptes Of I Corinthians.
II you cant have your own way,
then silence IL golden and you
will get relief by reading the third
chapter Of James.
When you want all the late news
from a reliable source, read the
paper which you now hold In your
hands.
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
GENERAL OFFICERS KILLED.
Member In Our Civil War Greater
Than In the Russ-Japan-
sss Conflict

vrpn N. a,s,Ivc,, N, ,,o .o,,.a.
erscy on deposl, In the war d,nar,.
ment the military scer,tary Malor.
General Ainswor,h. has brougb, Ia
ilsh, some intcYcs,ing data ,onecrnlnr
the commanders Of tho eonfc,,eral.
forces In tho field In th. fatoful d,y.
of lsGi!C5.
Doducting eleven names Of oo,c,r,
who did not qualify Tar ono reason N,
another. We have In this lis, az ecn.
erals. and the records given show that
OF these :. were killed ar mortally
wounded In action. or is nor con,
This. says the Army and Navy Jour
nal. 10 d very striking showing when
We recall tho almost entir, immunity
of the Russian and Japanese armle,
fighting In Manehuria from fatal cas-
ualties to general ofieorg. w. recall,
but one who has been reported Killed
In battle In the Far East. and II there
are others they mus, be VERY few
whereas. tho percentage Of casualties
among the general oflcers # Tho con.
federacy IL far In excess Of the her
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
POPULAR LADY CONTEST.

The following are the conditions
OF the TRInuNE's Grand Gift
Popular Ladies contest.
Every person paying money &c
the TRIBUNE for subscription. adj
vertising or job printing will be
entitled to votcs at the rate of eOc.
votes for every dollar thus spent.
Twenty-Five per cent additional
votes will be allowed for new sub
scribcrs. Votes will be issued at
the time the money Is paid and will
be good for one day. No votes
will be issued unless cash accom-.
panies order. No ballots ON which,
one name has been erased and
another substituted, nor on which,
the number of votes has beer
changed will be counted.
81, COLA w.,oho. Iii, h a,s,,,.
-, ss w" " I
ou'ea among the SIX townships In
the county. To tho leader In the
township who has the highest num-
Der of votes over any other leader
In .nv o,h., ,o-,.h;, Iii, =. o,v.n
~ S""'"p W" ~ az
. genuine Eigin movement In -
year, II karat engraved and
diamond studded gold fllled case,
as a grand prize.
To the leader In ..ch township.
o,h., ,h., ~. IL. -,ns ,hs
~ no" oau "." ""
9rand pnze' viii DC given oni'eo
States Watch Co., Waltham Mass
achusetts movement in a twenty
wear engraved uold a,,.d c..e. All
-.,.s. go ~ ,,.. -
r."os nave .nc same eua'Sa'
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
DENTAL NOTICE

pr. Howard A Noram win hc at New . lor.
enc" Monday tst. snd aud rrmaln .is days.
i'ig Spring Monday uct. ssh sad rsmalu
siN das,
Aucricg. M"adsy urt. is,h and r4nsln
siN day.
Niir'oiN Monday Oct .srd aud r,tnaln Il,
days
jon-shufz Monday Oct. srh aud remain
sls day
rruNtnn Monday Nov. cab aud r.maln u,
days
uln.y Non'iay Nov. 18Th and rcmaln u,
days only.
Az Wishing repair ~ plate ~ufL pleas.
call Monday th. hrt day. OpONTr NpEL
fr psin''-> extraction of teeth. Crnwn and
nridsr work speciality.
All work done In III. most artistic manner
Call at my onhcr ~hlle In your tosn aud ha,.
your teeth .snmin.d free ~ charge. So
hainbnserry. Remember N. dates aud call
early. Your Tor business.
". A-Nsrn. brSrIsr.
Residence. War; snion. Mo.
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22

NnhtN : hku~s
In her ~otnan's h'art sas poem.
A grand isd i.n.lsf .nns
a VOID ~ isils tor the wsafy.
A stern r-bus" tn a.. wrpnss
u often pleaded fnr utiefanss.
t.a va,'. to rrsrh the sorid.
To b. raised Nb,rc all nish, b,-iit
A hsnbrf ~ io,- uniorI-d.
Hut III" never foand ~. u.nia.sL
with day. ~ fuil - care.
To breath. nui the iufnins h.ari words
Of her - n, u->tiius there.
Their ~,r. Rl~s,, household duts~
hull ruund. Tor c,-fi ds,,
aud Just i-for- step ~ step.
s~on- is,s nnhnish.a lay.
sisr rhiidr,n srrs a. asd blessed her.
And bonnrcd her .alntrd namri
sal- ha, suii,d thrir childish footsteps.
Hat she hid missed W. rad 10 fsy..>
frm ths many .nsr'-, and pitfalls
Ainur the suutbiul way
Her watchfpl sys bad saved thea.
Not on. had sond,rd a,trsy,
tn. rtpd an.-l ~rlte down bsF iiis-sets
A pur' snd stunning mgc.
Nor- sweet than dfcam.u P}-f
Nnf. gtsud Than .,.tnr san,
Nhr had met .nvh hain-iy duty.
surviving uui f"t rafth', f'nowu
Tier iif- va. fssm - lssuty,
Ii.r rvsafd In h,n,,b-A ctnsn
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
HOME CIRCLE DEPARTMENT. ..

Pleasant Evening ReveriesA Column Dsdrsfed 10 Tired
Mothers They Join she home Circle Evcsiag Tide.
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22

asd playful girls. OF With their
slstes ead pencils and school
books solving ~ the nloksring
blase the psoblsms assigned them
By the old schoolmssSes. WhaA
visions they can sec In the Afe,
visions Of The forgotten hong aGe.
Of toys and sorrows strangely
mixed; visions Of Sonpine boys
and laughing girls, visloos OF
loves nrst dream, Of eyes that
caught the broken story from Mps
that could not speak n; vistoos
Of the bridal queen crowned With
coronet Of maiden blushes; vie.
ions Of sorrows nsst shaaov w.
ions Of all life's checked pathways
as Il winds through fiowery ne1ds
or pains hot desert sands, through
the fragrant spice groves Of Joy OF
over porrow's mountain eYags.
We would not be an ''old fogy",
bet our modern and beautifu1
homes Of today, with their dssk-
ened pssiors 10 the sunlight Win
not fade the carpets; where q
nurse instead Of mother ampses
the children, u per chance there
be any. As one recalls to MEM
ory these Incidents and pictures
Of the far distant past, Il 6fings Z
sigh for . return Of the good old
days before wealth and fashion
united In robbing homo Of half IL
real enjoymcBts.
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
ARE YOlJ ENGAGEDs

Engaged people should remem-
Der, that, after marriage, many
quarrels eau be avoided, by keep-
Ing their digestions In good on.
dision with Electric Bittcrs. S. A.
Brown, OF Bennetsvilie, s. c., says
"For years, my wife suffered in
tensely from dyspepsia, compli =
Gated with . torpid liver, until she
lost her strength and vigor, and
became a mere wreck Of her for
mer self. Then she tried Electric
Bitters, which helped her at once,
and finally made her entirely we'll
She is now strong and healthy"
L. b. Moore, druggist, sells and
guarantees them, at zoe a bottle.
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
Advertising Dsd Il;

The Western Publisher gives the
experience of . merchant who had
two stores In small towns only .
few miles apart. lie put a bar
gain counter In each store contain
Ing the same articles at the same
price. In the newspapers OF one
village hc advertised his special
sale counters. In the paper OF the
other he did not. In one month
In the village where he did not ad-
vcrtise he sold 1854 worth Of goods.
In the other store where he did
advertise he sold the same goods
amounting to i.72t. In comment--
on the result Of the experiment the
merchnnt says; people who got
the paper with the advertisement
would pass by one store and drive
four miles to the other one, for
what they could have gotten at the.
same price In my store at their
own door but they did not know
It W as there"
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-09-22
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