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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-13
MONTPELIER q WELLS RIVER RAILROAD,
COMMENCING MARCH 20, 1905.

Trains leave Barre for Wells River, connect
ing at that point with trains going both north
and south, at 7.30 q. M, 1890 and 800 p. m The
1880 train connects with train for Boston, and
north for Lisbon, Littleton, Fabyans and Lam
caster, also with Montreal express and the 7S0
and 800 trains with st. Johnsbury trains.
Trains leave Barre for Montpelier at 7.30, 1920
4. M, 1890, 800, 40 and $40 p. m.
ELECTRIC STREET HALLWAY.
Cars leave square in Barre for Montpelier at
is minutes OF and rs minutes past the hour
Leave Montpelier for Barre ON the hour and
half hour until 10 p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-13
FOR PRIZE SPEAKING.
Programme of Opening Event of SpauId-
ing Commencement Week.

The annual prize speaking contest Of
Spaulding high school, the first event
OF Commencement week, will be held
at the opera house Tuesday evening,
beginning at o'clock. AS will be no.
ticed by the programme the selections
are almost all new. They are also Of
moderate length. The judges are the
Rev. G. G. Lamson, Principal Il. Z.
Thompson and Miss Ethel Hamilton, all
of Montpelier.
The admission tickets, rs cents, are
to be exchanged for reserve seat checks
at the box office, Tuesday afternoon,
June 10, from two to FIVE o'clock. The
programme:
Prayer
Music Blow, Soft Winds, Bishop.
- ..... Chorus
Granther Hill ............ Robinson
Jessie Louise Nelson
The Typewriter Letter. Anon
S. Arthur Wallace VI
Thelma .....l....g.s... Corelll
Martha Ellen Slayton
sfu4ic--a Because / Love You. Hawley
B Song Of Spring .Neidlingel
Bessie Jones
Bud Tiiden, Mail Thief .s...... Smith
Harold w. Robinson
s Shaker Romance. ....... Tobey
Agnes Mari
The Kings Pardon. ~. .... Goodwin
Eva Gertrude Smith
Muaie-Dn meiner Sule shonster
Traugi, Lassen ..... Miss Crandal
Home .s...... .*............ Grady
Dennis Vernon Wells
| The Fall Of pemberton Mills Anon
Marguerite Esther Brown
A Few Bars in the Key of Co.,. Osborne
Georgina Cameron Trail
Reconciliation ............ Major
Allie Richardson
sNot competing for a prize.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-13
a Bad Scare.

Some day you will get bad scare
when you feel a pain in your bowels and
fear appendicitis. Safety lies in DR.
Kings New Life Pills, sure cure for
all bowel and stomach diseases, such as
headache, biliousness, costiveness, etc.
Guaranteed at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Only Csc. Try them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-13
HAIR GOODS.

m Mrs. Q; >; Meaker; 90 Jefferson st., my agent
Will DO glad 10 furnish Hair Goods. Wicss Ernrt
Pieces, Switches, ETC.. III NOT in gtock ~ shna.
notice from my Manchester store. Thankins
the public for their liberal PATRONAGE IN ~
past and soliciting continuance OF fhe sans
=. III we IuIule Ior my agent and myself. / AM
soofs win al respect, SIN. YORK.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-13
SCI. L,

Your stocks and bonds to the "SYS-
TEMs if you think best, but invest the
proceeds in something that is conserva-
lively organized and which pays good
dividends. We believe there is nothing
better than zinc investments. The metal
is consumed like coal; cannot be used
again like copper. The demand is far
greater than the production.
Write or call for prospectus and fur
Their information on the Scion Zinc Min
ing Company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-13
STATIONERY
4 STEADY STREAM

A STEADY STREAM
of stationery and Office supplies flows
from the store TO our customers, and
another stream replenishes the stock
This IL kept up to condition where
betterment is impossible.
STATIONERY
from the best manufacturers in each
line fills our shelves, and little money
will transfer the ownership. The proof
of the value Is in the quality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
A WALK TO THE WOODS.

VI
Ono fine summer afternoon I. accom-
panied by some OF my friends, went for
n walk In the woods. We had not gone
far when we heard the tinkle of a cow
bell, and we knew 1t was old Daisy. who
was In the meadow grazing, We passed
tho meadow and continued our walk.
Presently we came to pond, where some
ducks were swimming. How beautiful
they looked as they 20 swimming lazilS-
about! 1t was amusing to notice how
graceful they are on the water md how
awkward they arc on the land, We left
the pond and ducks, and nt last came
to the woods
We wendell our way through trees and
shrubs ana came to tho brook where we
were soon engaged In conversation. The
brook was bordered on both sides by
weeping willows that seemed to be mo,lrn-
ing for some lost one gone beyond recall
The gentle murmurng of tho brook. the
birds singing sweetly In the branches
overhead; the trees and ferns all had a
charm, and wa paused TO see II 1t was nor
q dream and would soon vanish away
However, 1t was only for n moment, and
we were soon talking IN earnest, Our.
conversation drfted to the value OF the
trees about us. and how fast our woods
were disappearing, and being made into
various articles for tho use of man.
twilight began TO gather around lis. ana
we were soon hurrylng on our way home.
BY ANNIE DAVIS,
6O7 S. aelYdere Street. city.
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THE JAPANESE.

4 . = = l. Z 3,
The Japanese are u thrifty nation.
They are small but they beat the large.
They keep pushing ahead. Their skin Is
yellow and they have small black eyes.
They nre very small, but they are strong.
They are beating the big old Russians now,
and in the end hope they will con-
quer Long ago they wolld not open
their ports to foreign commerce, but
now they have. Some OF the people
dress in loose sacks. They live prlncl-
pnlly upon rice, and they can live upon
about a handful OF It (rice) day They
get about 10 cents n day for working
(the common lnborer). Japans old en-f
envy (Chnn) is now belplng her ollt
with her struggle with Russia. They arc
right and Russia is WRONG ] hope they
mny got the peace which the DINER ma
tons nre trying to form between them
Your sincere member, b
SUE PERCYE BlALt
r u. d. No. / Tunstnu, Va
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
WILLIE AND JOHN.

Willie and John live In tho country
with their Aunt Mary. John would split
wood, bring water and make the fires.
ball or marbles until 1t WAS meal time.
Aunt Mary loved them BOTH She
would make them pies, cakes and other
good things. After dinner they would
90 In the woods with other boys and
stay until dark. Willie was sorry when
September came, because he wanted TO
continue to stay, but John was anxious
Tor school to open. because he Was arlx-
'ious to learn.
BY lAIAsTER) ROY %. ALEXANDER,
III l15 o.. Leigh Street, City.
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do anything that Is wrong remember
your dear mother that loved and cared
for you, and that always taught you not
to do wrong. Il
heard someone, and ] opened tho
door, and they, cried: Lady, lady, what
viii we do? Mother Is dead; poor moth
or: and we are left In this world alone.
for no one to care for u.s. May we come
In and warm =
Eyes, dear little children, come In and
I will see that you have q home"
THE END. 81
Written by CHARLOTTE PLBWHS,
l3 Bessener, Va.
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SUMMER.

Z 1 Il Z . 2 .
OF all the four seasons Of the year
like best Is tho good old summer time.
Just think of the many places to amuse
one in the summer. All the little children
like summer the best, because they can
go to visit. their kindred In the summer.
i think all little boys and girls like to
60 to the county the best In vacation be-
cause there Is SO many things to nmuse
one In the county. First, there is the Wild
flowers to gcther: second, to go bathing In
some shady place: third. TO go backber
rylng and huckeberryin; fourth, to.
climb the fruit trees, and many other
things too numerous to mention. ] have
been living In the country for nearly a
year, and 4 like the summer the best. ~
Wishing the T. D. c. G. members a
happy and joyful summer, I remain as
over a member Of the club.
Az1LE PEERS.
Robious Va,
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"oUR PICNIC"

wee went on n picnic last Friday
and had q fine time We played games,
and same of the grown people Joined
In and we played n long timn Then
wa ate dinner and we ate fried chicken
and lots Of other things by tho whole-
sale After dinner, about O'clock We
went bathing to a bathing pool near ny,
We had n very good time In tho water
until we were getting ready to. come out.
whom papa dropped his eyeglasses and
we couldn't find them, nut we had y
good time all the sans
Yours very truly,
HERMAN DROSTE,
Elmont, Va,
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MY FIRST DAYS AT BOARD
ING SCHOOL.
(Continucd.)

found myself In small, rather pretty
room. furnished In blue and white. There
were two small white iron bedsteads, ana
T wondered what the girl who would oc-
cupy the other would be like.
Feeling utterly miserable, unlocked
NV trunk and took out n white dress,
which put on. Hardly had completed
my toilet when a loud gong sounded
through tho house. and heard doors be-
ing opened and many voices, and the
sound OF footsteps going down the stairs.
I opened my door and followed the long
line OF girls into the Erch dining-room
which had long table with row of
chairs on either side Seated at the head
OF the table was Mrs. Willard: at tho
foot her sister, Mrs, Grymes, while in the
middle on either side was another teacher
/ was placed between two girls who were
old pupils Of Mrs. Wizards, and VINO
chartered TO each other across me
throughout the whole meal. ! felt very
strange and uncomfortable, but was com
forted a>llttle by seeing good many
other fnces around mo, which knew by
their expression to belong to new girls
After supper we all went into a long
wide ROOM with easy chairs scattered
here and there, tables with magzines and
books on them. and with q glowing fire.
Mt one end in n huge fireplace. for though
only September. the nights were chilly.
All OF the new girls were taken around
and introduced. and at last found my
self talking to n sweet. hrown-haired girl
OF about eighteen. whose name was IIilda
Grcyly, and who was an old inmate Of
Mrs. Wizards. 5..F
AT about half-past ten the girls began
going to their rooms, and went upstairs
and soon crawled into bed. feeling very
homeslck and lonly. but before many Minis
utes was fast asleep \
Cro he Concluded Next WecIJ.
BY ELEANOR c, SCOTT.
asa Box 1877 New River Va
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ONLY AN UMBRELLA,

The rain fell in torrents rs Belle Carter
hurried along without an umbrella, She
was becoming drenched when she glanced
up and met the gaze Of q young man.
He advanced and offered to share her
his umbrella, which she was only too
glad to accept. For a while they walked
on In silence. then she remarked on how
hard It ralned.
eyes. this weather is very bad.
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THE MILK MAID,

A mllkmaid did her work we'll, So
one day her mistress gave her II pail
of milk You may sell this milk and
buy something for yourself, Tho girl
put tho pail on her head and started to
town,
"NVhat n lucky girl II am" she said to
herself. II will sell this milk and buy
some eggs will put the eggs under q
hen and she will ahatch q fine brood Of
chickens, viii Feed my chickens until
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a SONG OF THE WOODS.

/, i 4
Oh, sing me song Of the dark dark.
woods, i
OF the whispering leaves on the trees 1
That gossip away through the night and
the day, :
When stirred By a wandering breeze.
Oh. sing me a song Of the birds that
dwell
In the tops of the trees SO tall
How the nests are built, Of their cheerful
hit.
AS they answer each others call.
Oh, sing me a song OF the little brook
That floweth ripping down. Z
O. or It's little bed from It's fountain head
Making tlnkling sound. i
Oh, sing me song OF the fish that swim
In a pool Of the little stream,
How the coats Of mall are made Of scale
That doth very brightly CLEAN,
Oh, sing me song OF the creatures that
@ live
In the underbrush and brake,
or the tirnid kind. and the clever blind.
That they for their safety make.
Composed by HENRY P. TAYLOR H
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THE DOG AND HIS SHADOW

One day dog found a piece OF meat
What fine dinner this will make. no
said to himself. as he started home
Crossing bridge, he saw his own sha-
dow In the still water. lie thought It
was another dog with another piece OF
meat, | viii have that. too, he thought.
SO he snapped at THO shadow, When
he opened his mouth. his meat fell into
the water,
So by being greedy he lost his dinner.
HENRY u. ]. nuFFliL,
FIohensolms p, O., July %,
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Flower Puzzle:

1 L-N-O-T-I-E,
q A-D-Y-S-J. f,. ~,
8 II-G-F-A. IA
4 Tub C-T-C. # u
s A-B-B-V-E-N-E-R, g
G D-G-R-M-I-O-A-I4f sf}SA
LUCY NELSON iTAT.IAFIGRRO
II South Third street Richmond w
Mary and Her Lamb.
Mary hpd little lamb,
It's fleece was white as snow.
And Il guess you all know the rest OF
the rhyme. The puzzle is how did Mnry's
little lamb follow her to school,
In the left hand corner Of the diagram
Is Mary's house. You can see the school
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THE TWIN BROTHERS.
CHAPTER II.

CHATTER II.
Their mother soon grew worse and II
was not long until death struck her She
called the boys by her bedside and said
"Dear children, you will soon be alone,
without mother or father. We VIII soon
be together, Go ia TINT lady's house
that gayo You all food the other day
and maybe she Wal care for YOU: and
wherever you may be when you so to
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they grow to be fine hens. will sell
my hens and buy a fine dress. It must
be SILK, and 1 think 1t shall be green.
Yes, green silk dress. How fine |
shall look In It! will be too grand to
speak to the other maids on the farm.
When go by them will not even look
at them. will just toss my head, like
5thls,"a She gave her head q toss and
down came the milk with all her great
hopes. CELESTE &DUtFEL'
Address Ascension PARISH La.
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through It;
q So I went to school and learned how to
do 1t.
3 What coat is finished without buttons
and put on wet?
q Spell Adams EXPRESS COMPANY,
with three letters.
s When did Moses sleep 8 nyo In a
bed2
@ Why was Noah like n hungry cat? *
MARTHA G. billiard,
Dnlce, Va
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SOME ADVICE TO
MEMBERS OF CLUB

Dear Children OF the Club. !.
AS several members sent IN INST Week w, =,
,tfisig7icd notes nnd articles. 5atn pun,
Listing rules again Miss Edith lakers
story this week was unsigned, md Minister
Horny Taylor wrote for n bndge without
giving an address So here nre INC ruics,
with ono regarding the length o. stories
added: s.
CLUB RULES.
1. Sign everything sent in---letters' So .f,,
ries, puzzles aid drawings with tull
name and address.
o, Write on ono side OF the paper only.
Write lcgbly and distinctly Leave n
space for tic heading and the first para
graph of II story.
q. IN writing puzzles put the puzzles
ana lilo answers on separate pages Of
pnpcr, sending both in together and sign
Ing each. J..
aim them In full. 1t makes no difference
T. vo, send several contributions IN the
sone envclope--sign each with full nd
dress. ~.
drrd words in length. or; divide them into
rhunters OF that length. sending IN one
nnter at n time. md repeating tho title
ond signature ut cnsli sending.
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WINNERS iFOIt THE WEEK.

/ ouIse Il, Mceraw. AndersonvIIle, Va.,
for puzzle called "Mary and Her Lamb"
mlss Gena ooodc, Boydton, Vao for "1us.
IA ter Brown" drawing.
Payson r. Bruce. 4oah North Elghtn
street, city, for coat. OF. arn,s puzzle.
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Coat OF, Arms Puzzle
Coat OF Arms Puzzle. by Payson Reeve
Bruce, 4oS IL North Eighth Street.

Coat OF Arms Puzzle. by Payson Reeve
Bruce, 4os1-2 North Eighth Street.
What words form the motto on the
shield?
First stroke Of F--conbat.
Top stroke OF F'--glory.
Short stroke Of Fla vehicle
The stroke OF Ia place Of rest.
First stroke OF Io-belief.
Curved stroke Of D--ta weapon.
First stroke Of E-A musical instrument
Top stroke of E-a brave man.
Middle stroke Of E-a deer.
Bottom stroke OF E-grtt,
The first stroke OF LA dart.
Bottom stroke OF I<-untnmed.
The stroke of J-struck.8
The stroke Of S-brave.
conundrums,
1 Legs I have, but seldom walk;
{. I h.ackhite, all, vet never talk. .
2 I came to, a field and couldn't get
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va,
Puzzles; Answers.

/, I've: Miss Ouri, Della Ware. Minnie
Sofa. Mrs. Sippi and Mary Land.
2.A Clergyman
8. Where one comes tho other goes.
4. A hole in a stocking.
5. Lansing. Michigan.
g. Tie him to q post, ID
T. Because thero Is not single person
In It,
S, 1t becomes wet.
0, BECAUSE neither do right (write.)
10. A. mask
H. The letter "a" because It makes her
Ec-a-r, II
r. Because you don't separate 1T from
the trunk.
Is. Because they always give away what
they knead themselves.
l4,--'lhe date. y
is, Because 1t is m Invisible force,
K l6, Smoking and drinking,
II. One Is hard up and the other Is
soft down,
IS. Bank notes, They make fortunes.
l9.-It makes the oil boil.
20. Quick
BY TERESA DOMINICA.
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CONTRIBUTORS ron WEEK.

Lcary. Nora.
Lear, Mary,
McGraw. Louise FL,
Murray. Gertrude.
Mctzgcr, Charles,
aPlcwes, Charlotte,
Peers. Azilc,
1oannill, Thenin,
Pcarcc. Pauline,
Ilngland. Lucy r.,
Reid. Elizabeth,
Ramos. Jose 3,
Reid. Ida.
station. Lewis,
Scott, Eleanor c..
Smith, Dorothy NJ,
Taylor, Henry r.,
Taliafcrro, Lucy N,
West. Joseph,
Williams. Eoy g..
Wharton, Oneida c.,
Williams. j.,
Vim. Elizabeth j.,
Nynlthour, 8. 9.
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Alexander, Roy G.,
Brent. Helen.
Baker Edith,
I3cllngcr. Sadie,
Bchl. Sue p, l.s
Brlstow, Mamie +.
Bruce. Payson r.
BottIgheimcr, H.,
Crowder, Lucille.
Childress. q. NJ.
Droste. Herman.
boswell, NJ. Jr..
billiard, Sara b.,
billiard. Maude,
billiard, Martha.
Davis, Annie.
DuHel Henry,
Duffcl. Celeste.
Dictz Fricda
Dimmock, NJ. s..
Foss, Selma.
Goodman. Annie,
Goodc. Gera,
Kelly Kathleen,
King, Blanche T.,
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n PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

iii the square adjoining the lower right
hand corner. TO reach tho school Mary
started from home and went once through
every one OF the sixteen squares In the
diagram, ending at school. She did not
enter any. square more than once And
the lamb followed her all the way. winch it:
way did the lamb go?
n.lNNdE BRlsTow.
III locust EIil Va,
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Flower Puzzle,

!. 1. L-p-s-t-i-u.
3. S-r-o-e.
8. N-s-p-y-a.
y 4. aD-l-i-n-a-o-d-e.
-n-d-u-t-f-c-a-t. 4
G.. O-n-t-n-c-r-a-l-n.
GERTRUDE MURRAY. K
No. 1000 West Clay Street, Richmond,
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Truitt, Va.

Editor or the Il. d. c.. G.:
Dear sir,-Enclosed you will find q
story, which I hope will not find Its way
to tho waste basket. received The pretty
badge you sent mo and was very grateful
FOR IT. Last Sundays paper had many
nice stories from the boys and girls OF
our club 84 I remain, HI 81 NJ 5$
Your Interested member,
ANNIEDAf 3DAVIS.a
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4 Dear Editor,--I got the I'D. c. G..
badge the goth and thank you very much
for 1t. II also got letter from you the
S0th, saying YOU sent mo a prize by.
that mali, butt haven't gotten It yet. +
was very much surprised and proud whens
read your let ter. Please. write me and
tell me why haven't gotten It. II
5ia ours truly, g&5i 81
SADIE BEDINGER
!. Adriance, Va, August 3, 1905. .j., Il gi M
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/, Tve Miss Ouri, Della Ware. Mimi
Sofa Mrs. Sippi and Mary Land.
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Dear Edltor,-1Inclosed you will find a
drawing, which hope will escape the
waste basket.
enjoy reading tho T. D, G., G. Page
very much, and I SEQ that the club has
prospered very much. | have not had
time to write while school was going on.
hut I take time now, Hoping the club
muol, success. I remain,
Your little II. ID. G. c member,
ONEIDA g. WHARTON,
2l1s u, Marshall Street, Richmond, Va.
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Dear EdItor,-I wish&to become a mem-
her OF this club, so send you q draw.
Ing entitled Receiving when VIII
be delighted to see In print
Yours truly, 1.5#
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20
For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
MEN soARoE-Msp and t.,m

MEN sCARCE-Men and teams
aroscarce In Canon, b It how long this
will last 10 hard to tell. Coal mines
arc out looking for teams. Tho Roy.
al Gorge wanted IA teams Monday.
South Canon wanted ten or dozen
men for ditch work, and would nay 20
cents an hour. The apple orchards
can't get enough pickers at the q. so
. day. and we're Offering % 90 Mon.
day morning. Just now there is big
demand for teams and men. The sum
mer's work and fall finishing demand
have used up all the home labor. The
trouble in Canon has been the poor
paw for labor compared to other local
itiss. One dollar and . half is too
little ap Encouragement for . man to
locate In Canon aud We want to see
the time when employers will have
70 pay the ea.o0 rate and more.
Canon City Clipper
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20

Masters photos will not fade. 81 tt
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20

sNAOAKONI PLANT Bore Itai-
ians Of Roekvals have asked local
attorney b intsresds for them With
the Rocky Mountain Sssl company
and try to ssoars . lsass from the
oompany On three aerss Of land nsar
the Ooeen Wave coal mins - sits
for Aoar mill ana msoarosi fao-
tory. Il L ths intention Of the Itai-
ians 70 ship hard wheat from Kansas
and make the AesR here. The hoar
will then b assd In ths manufactars
Of thirtssp varieties Of food stu6s. in
elsdea among whieh viii b srAGstti
Ard msoaront They claim there 10
enough water coming dswn Oak Orest
- keep the plass sussipg. The deal
has set bssa bsssGhs 70 . bssd YET
bot - soon - shs land is secured
for them ths aeurisg mill will b
srectsd. Il y AsAl thst involves
several thsussad dollars. - II will
b ssoesaary 70 Import the maohinsry
from lpdria, Italy. That part Of ths
plaot alens will soss about %. 800,
Some Of the Italians will soon Dsso.
tiats With Brown asd Harrison for
L . .
sons os the iasd thst 10 sndsr shs
wstsr we'll.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20

Old Plantation DAys wss si.A~ So
oiayson Jubilee 0insers. A. tho cur.
tain rolled up II showed the company
In drsssss and soits which might we'll
have been worn enid the cotton
fields and corn They sang old nelo.
dies asd hymns which even today may
b heard IN The .seuth. and sang them
With such pashss shat The audisnos ~.
called the singers aRain end asain.
She whom they cali the Original
Black Patti" sang Away Down Upon
the 6svanss Riysr.'' and whsn sbs
trisd % lsavs TIE staes such % encore
Ras given her that. stage manager or
NO stage manager. she Was forced 70
come ost and sius "Anuis Laurie. :"
-Chiosgo Inesr. .oosau. Will ap.
pear at the Prssby tsrian ehsrch Mon.
day niahs, Oct. -. - 4oA
The daily tribune., 1905-10-20

GAME OFF-Owing TO the untime.
y death Of James Edward Bryant iu ,
foot ball game In South Canon yes
tsrday aftsrnoou. the Florshce eleven
hes decided not to 70 to Canon to play
the game that WAS scheduled to take
plsce In the near future. The parents
Of the players have made such stren-
uous kick that foot ball may rot be
played In the county so frequently in
future - In the past.