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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
IN LIGHTER VEIN.
Forgive Ne.

Forgive me if when lilies blow.
And lanes are all a.thrill with song
And hedges gleam with scented snow,
And visions fair on mortals throng-
Forgive me, of thy gentle grace,
If can find mid scenes 50 choice
No fairer vision than thy face,
No dearer music than thy voice.
Forgive me if when black rain drops,
And mist obscures the wintry skies,
l find June roses on thy lips,
June's heaven in thy radiant eyes,
So craving skies forever blue,
And roses ever at my door,
Forgive me if ask for you,
For / love much-and more and more
Israel Zangwill
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
ROME SwELTERS.
Terrific Heat Causes Suffering Of Pom.
tiff. Many Dead Of Sunsuoke.

Rome, July 4,--The heat is growing
more intense and reached lO3 in the
shade yesterday The pope is reported
TO be suffering from his seelusion in
the vatican. II is rumored that unless
the weather becomes cooler the pontifI
has determined TO break the prison
legend, and it is even asserted that the
government is preparing to send n
small garrison TO castle Gandolio for
maintenance OF order and render hon.
or to the pope during his sojourn there.
Many cases Of death from sunstroke
have occurred among persons working
in the hay fields,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
A Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party may he Civ
en- to your stomach and liver, by taking
a medicine which will relieve their pain
and discomfort, viz: DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They are a most wonderful
remedy, affording sure relief and cure,
for headache, dizziness and constipation.
25c at Chas. Rogers drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Medical KNOWLEDGE.

A quack doctor whose treatment had
evidently led to the death of his patient
was examined sternly by the coroner
What did you give the poor fellow p
asked the coroner.
"Ipecacuanha, sir"
"You might just as well have given
him the aurora borealis," said the eoro
oner.
We'll, sir, that's just what ! was go.
ink 10 give him when he died.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Unnecessary.

Cholly--A fellow told me today that
| didn't know enough TO 70 in when il
rained. Miss Sharp-And what did you
sayE Cholly--l assured him that il was
quite unnecessary, doncher know. be.
cause | nevah 90 out when il rains
Philadelphia Ledger
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05

The greatest system renoyator. Re.
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys,
liver and stomach. II HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea fails to cure, get your
money back. That's fair. 3j cents,
Tea or Tablets at Frank Hart's drug
store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Forced to Starye,

B. F. Leek, of Concord, Ky, says:
For 90 years ! suffered agonies, with a
sore on my upper lip, so painful, some
times that / could not eat. After vain
ly trying everything else, cured it with
Bucklin's Arnica Salve." It's great for
burns, cuts and wounds. At Chas Rog-
ers' drug store; only 25 cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Expensive.

Father-ies, | admit my daughter
will have good dowery, but she has
expensive tastes. Loyer-You amaze
me- What does she want that is so
very expensive! Father--Well, you, for
one thing.--lllustrated Bits.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Sunday Excursion to North Beach.

The Ilwaco Railway and Navigation
Company are selling round trip tickets
every Sunday from Astoria TO all
points on Long Beach, including Nah
Gotta, at a rate Of one dollar for the
round trip. - ~ -
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Romance in 1915.

II slang continues its wild career az
strenuously is it has been going these
last ten years or so, the following dia.
logue will be fair sample of love max.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Different.

He said he'd never marry a woman
for her money"
That was before he knew what it
was to need it.--Cleveland Plain Dealer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Thirty-Nine Years in the Cab.


Young men who aspire to be locomo.
tive engineers and make records in that
capacity may find food for thoughtful
reflection in the career Of p. H. Geary
the oldest employ Of the southern lines
OF the Illinois Central, who has retired
from work and during the remainder
of his days will enjoy a pension from
the company. Mr.. Geary began working
for the company a. a locomotive fire.
man on the twenty.irst Of April 1856,
and in September, 1869, he was made
a regular engineer on the run from
New Orleans to McComb. He has held
this position for thirty.seven years,
without a single days suspension and
only one lay-off Of any length OF time.
During this period he has served under
six general managers, fourteen super.
intendents and nine master mechanics.
and the entire time has been spent on
the Louisiana division of the road.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05

"Who is that fellow in the stage box
who is laughing so heartily?"
That's the author Of the opera"
Rather bad taste"
''Not at all. He never heard that com
median's jokes before" Cleveland Lead.
er.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-05
Proft-Sharing.

Automobiles recovering from an in
jury)-Isn't that a pretty stiff bill
doctor!
surgeOn-You don't suppose I'm going
to let the repair men do all the getting
rich out of this business, do you!-Chi-
cago Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
Ko CROW Aed Al Third
Tn 81 Aaa Paterson
SILL DOSING The JURY


Kew York p y 80
isas ssiled aa Namst ma8 uF
tia t,lss If an Reslers9 G.,
v;fh fge usafaer 'aefa2
nn6 mpIrs vfe asa aws8 ~ 4s
Eser a,gs asaa wilFH gsss asssas
tu,srsea tss.ssa aalasmen @as @s7s
4 lowed IS serf ssr g'ts
crowd had 81 e q e elus ess
door
Tiaee sufass Nese s. ilt ssas Nlfa
sae tria esas Hassfsel Fesle sa9 a
sci axpieAses 1ls ssaliiol st.o1 me "a
1,e1if5or paa l e sEasE nsssaA
pas 1slouaelssg xA yesterday 49,
grounds FIR alsEe s tle jury tfk w.
IN flleg IN assunaw Eg Aagass
tm BOTH fiaae Aa aesaalzs i'
aaes.i ane * tiie xar9grt pears a24
~ Time 4 beng lost Is slstlsss gas
Ean Patterson TAPS the satps kasA
attention IL tfss seifagaon q tse
ti.at size dis 81 se tNs Treqsqas trsaAs
She hs8ang s aaaA issaseN an4 ~
svef e1nsr ana Ialalcasss g AaF
ng;urse saas M T WsR e ~
sSsyrsate YESTERDAY sie tnrna Ns
aaasman vla aa.6 AtssFaatas V ss
sa0as a aaAes9naa "a ~
ilgylasa desirable ID Dsts enstl
and was asas % os 1eceEaa MssN
Ean tnrisa b Levy and Ha
= D. NIT 8 ts 2e s@s a
sl6f Ias
3aesT saiise SURPRISED as1- ss34
Be iia1 e.a an tie z2izsn.an
E1g sHls8 M nk ttss eFsrF a
win IS acceptable W s g
IA sesnan vas sat8ss Gg
Counsel r se ass hare
enasa i1itHs stsE aaH nE
Title aeTa# Is Als as az se
srh taasnsn bsen aasea "a t
spania be rf aseea sgsast The siei
mt 81 ssie fsea - take shs sfaps
Der pwu l,e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
4 CARNEGIE
ROMANCE
kiere Welded Ter Mother S
LDactHIan 4 ear Ago.
R0NMASTHR RE00ECMH



Aee aark April andrer Las1s
His 81 he iiaius * ansiesh stree. and
Rita asnae. an tsls Highlands ~ Man
81 sat has as. sist ~ isss gaests ar
aasd Mrs a1aaAs eas tits isEtaef iair
naee* Nls6 aae 8s4aka Miss sancs
asuesgie s1sG Niaes* skaafEiage sa NeV
A0vt pxer veal Aea 5sas ieer q 4agaiiv
ssegas aasi tiHs aDnstag aAe gmis vs.
Sunday tatafnef son Esifogs vrli
ass.sir iftsaln AsspeiFe ofias tiles es1s.
&wag agaia 81 sisi1 aeNn East
a. accordance Efn Ass sci known 81
s0rtg Aoi * de tleis Asx 1asneg,e sase
wben seeI slsis nias1ang that sg rich
asssr msre NsnseG III slse sarslegie fnnliig
AIT fisAeg II Ags ssel ssi5s Als Af
ssessi. sts NJ b sosssg parai- ngel
assassE nian. assd tlle asslis @otGla ntph
safAer base slieii nsstend ipf Nancy
shun a aDrtlie4s Jstlss
Al5se &stHss sasfseNs 81 s SAID. WAS
amonf tife bridesmaids Is sist NesdifrE
j. pftssbsnE a Miss Aaes lRF ant ~
Ear, II a;uoigsie
8f h,.ees has hsssa eagss8ea as ffo
aam lsiaHt 81 sisse ef eua port
sglen ~ saarflee aalas NaAep srsasie
ssea iee 1vr sEnae s.al3 ~ isae sseer
sgnpips M AZ tstaslla8 tgs ssr gaafllag
gss li0rse M afase buffi Il p55ts
ausg ana II Alse aaAegias wa SnpNn
Nassts@ ls,N4a 1aihza sH AliF 81
fegnansilHa flg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
CALL HIGH FIN
IA BEEF TRUST INC lRl


is@sgd April ri IiiArs neW snI..
pVssas Assse bsszi served 81 aspas nsg.s
slsstis std sssVei seryaef ageTis u5son &c
fisloasa usen wanted - tn Fedora
fs1assa afrr ~ rIsnesss.s y IL sst4es.s
gat5en . tsis psellae lndasl p.rsens
s.lN iset9eiis ueeupied Influential -
eftlefs witt tte l3ackera, lls,si fsnasleiess
AUD no sew railroad n9en an among
tne iassl sauisd whose taslsal0nt aqil
81 issaes.e 7s3Q1e Zoe sssA1ia gurv WHICH
sssesasselse0 sesiefaes
sitsAe LYMAN iwsnsas ysssssgl+stt III
tss siona Packing Fassalsa14a = 1ue
tN he Nfsinse lieBry yagefnsv see
tss-a Assn treasurer IA IL 4stxsa Trad
iise gnapan.. II auotlgef. 3. Lewis
lssBpf employee % Armour 1 Co.
h tise accounting department - fts
ssatssl 81 insssia j. r A5ofgan. Z Il
stessz New Nes4 p A aael4soI., S.
eaeis sienfs alexander a3seoi s1. Ias
&. ktsp~ssr Ser erk T.. Esoiawaise
Bassat 4 &ssraxw. laassas aTts
lIaiaaee Aagllsris fslsseiaaE aasa 81. M
fiate1nste4a Washington. alsp ste
among bae neN witnesses
Red Kiag a. fnnrFal IL Limoges strilreg
8amss France April 10 fun
esf uEe n tiss srilsefs A1lsea III
siss 8ssee1a I0eag mss bela esssssrsiaV
als8 lHuaeflss or 4 yasi tilf;me az pso-
PIE alap oeafilu . Fed flag vas s
iexsa g 4uligN ls lseafNF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
ASK HYDE
TO RESIGN
Agents A1pTu such d Res0IL
ton al MBeting
REIORIs FL IA HGHT
Hyaea Reply 10 AIezanaefs EsAlalz
aan Abaut checEs Agantr Ms
rass Hyae Checks fus svna
Gale PROFITS
REIORIS FIJI IA HGHT.

Aew Aefk Afri ssiaarp aes0rte
s1oiu bnta 5saas ssAs Eess made u ina
tqniEanis war Yesterday wtils the sex-
eral ageBis u tAe lite assurance seasag
contknElec their sessions as 4ise Hnfe
rasnr ii b@ff effort Al fluid Ylixn
looking 80i tike bss ssrnseIf' A. enEltlit
Ia she company second Nice 4,1sssidefit
3arsel ieak occasion * giga the isf
ts statement made by Henry
knowles, formerly superintendent al
essenrses Tor the kanftatie ~ mnSek
AR NnDwsfs sac 1isszt sir gRrisaN was
a. the button d the Equitable zrofsisies
and aaat be iaa1 e1tered intU q eslns-
paet lu pBiat see President 47v1s ana
s1leee~1 President Alexander wisan the
hssAN W ete s0esat4 retired samuel
nisrnfegeg etsuas aua Alf. Hg1is. rnNe
ellt q ststsmaIr relaaixs IL Ar. Alsx
a1lclef explanation abatfi sise eight
eiesss ss 1eeeine6 iron MI. HEas far
syndicate profits Mr.. nterrisevss
eislseE 8ii Aiezanee~ reply 81 Mr.
hsre ano lis 3e1te~ TO II 8riek.
chairman Il 1zse investigating eag1u3ii
tse stssat correspondence
1hs aeiieTs asssslte wtae n session
Hn1i 8estaisla1 afternoon wlten ~
raesss mas aalket 3su an hour Np I'D
etsa ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NJ action talsali II as
made bu1 il learned 1iisn u reeDiu
ften elliiisg igg0n yfe II sesis.1 from
tiie eoaaaps WIS aaopiaG S said
- setessslT condemn Mr. Epde bgIa
r'ssrsealA.llg and IL tbs huainsss aslasE
1sx
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
SPRING TINE NED OF A
GOOD I0kn.
Wells q 1he Rel Cross Pharmacy
IA Abom spring Medicines ana
Their Uses


uften hapf people esnas IL oar
stare f0s something IL slnaee sis.ssn a.,
sasg Ain Wells ut the Lee Gross pnlsf
E1ae we AiNE7Hs recommend 4.ezail
alzsess llaIs as TIE ideal Henieo wIti
flaa result tilai fhey invariably eanle
isaeA, Aat f0r the n1uzey vshie1 We al-
sgas guarantee ~ return Il case 81
sliAslztsstact Hut t. alseah b fsss nnst
apTezlasivs lsrn1a III 1lis Na1aie-fal
szass1S Anl III 1hsrn1 u Tar fssss irle
sEsssel tifen II taka Il fer sssan SPRING
Fslass ailments.
iaHsa customers iilIsE ilIev ase
T1aeralT rsn fsosal. ulu q ear1s a1sG tnillk
tlaeT ars suffering win svsseaa1lic ca
sz1r1A. > 9u1zn q disease vsise7e the ga
lzlrzlal euBdilaf Is seatse7es eisro1lssii-
uut fise wtfois ios3z
azaL Alfler glle s S eaurst ctfre
s9hseh Fa EAov viE g1n4 ever form 81
esEsArrlaa disorder 81 "a 6 1utsl yive
8azalt isoEiE hniAxias axd hloaL pszesIiss
za@ wun the hlEisasa praises NIT nlisr
fEaER iszI al nveg tine euunFrT 1t elennsns
1ias nsfeazss membranes ii tbs srDaF
lTaEsas ulH tise FoasuI builds any the
sgasaH0 1sssglas 1s@sauzA Il GOES al tins
AisIes Iane r. "a afr Batisn 4ils ldes
slazllsn tnIllt The vsgE FIRST dose nj
Auea one braras Tau M. while three
q fan weaiA b i IL xsSslessaaH doses
s5i1ss tInass 8 day vii nsa8se you 5Ae
liza a4H person
NIL Fs.NzliiE vu1n Miiase srs1enl.
MATING sur tggI1.iT lsuilble nvr w1sa uss0d
sEslTzaf iisiuTzEIAry anE TiasH I'll perfect
health
vpu aye 14eiirtg iastlivs are rErilla
son aas goiIE 10 se siea Won arr
rEla siavEn alla nIiserniils generally 0E
ssaslse y tn fsaise ilf1y asn1 bora u
aisieli enc Il q ii0ssl scraigsiten
san rissisI up a1s1 mniae son 3esl better
ttisla VDH AaNe ia miaEl5e se Ntill
lf'sanlFlaiH EatnI EpN Ealr naaIie Fec
r@ss ailarulacT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
TRIBUTE 10 HoAR's MEMORY
Representative Gathering At worces,sr
70 Do Honor t. Late Senator

AeseeseFs Mass april 20Ths
fl0z94 city 81 she late Sessso- .a
ArIs5ie Hear tai tribute n nm $3.50
gEg Al great nesting III AfesasriT.,
Hal yesterday. Tie building uas siias
wsth representative "a tha $500, $50 ~
state sad II many IF TIE munieirglis -
p AiassAesetss who joined n -
Esleriallal exercises xith Woreesfs- -; ~
zens The principal address was Az
e5e1 - Senator John ~. nan,el -
lsgania' Confederate veteran and a.
H0ar. 1Asef
among those present weye Se,..a-
N llihFop Murray Crane III Dalton rgs,
"A Senator Hears srgrassor. I'M p N
III. Edward Everett Hale, chaplain n I;
MS 4a = Bissd sAsss senate congressn.ea
= McNaTTy and John S,,,,', !. ..li'1ll,
Boston, and Lseatenant-GoreTnar. c @n q
Guild, il. 9 ''of e'iFtls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
VIVIAN An ENTHUSIAST

Marry seld9u tiias x1 sea-
- q-rf4g u tie ADJ g prn.risl,,-,.
9sssssr taking slit fpediciils lissuseiI, -
als s tbs caet wa - Erer -
slsss saes. EiF lasz zsh Ean.s
4s vas nas ~ g ms etsealsfd =
~ Lad s lrlene x6e was lsf.
s.Assee mif zlls Aiapef 1ansls5as ~
go i.e Sisted sfszt hs reallF ar.G cor
eo,., asv believed stsgs aaes Lem
sas ps,l l5Gia me li1 vas SCI f,ris
esw way esm1. tnas j Nae 5
y ssag nltnra aversion s. lr
leiae. 4 ssesis1ssa F slen8 -
reE 80 however 9bzt Tuaii6 1tt ~
srss fassne 0is aQa8ee. IS starred I'll.
az Ilss niet.irine isgan 5siesiIg 81
ss.a zsss et&rf and g esesen msssEs
fsoA 4ile fiu,s started talzlFe Il Ia
il se5 ten tplDas. a9aGn np1Bd
sss.eg vas ~ impressed r m s,l,
s.at tssssrlsfined ~ hseonse niafeee5
q siss rlu9eSaE ramee sbars es.
u u Troy 81 see 81 inns sxua =.
5sffa.se ! ras successful u MS nsv.-
ofs and neest tinEx es ~
ssg n..,s us il Ar9 York 81 Hasr
sal,s bg8G q HiE nlas1 us2g sisus rass
sssle
SHAT y e A3ags 1.luassies hai
Nse8s sua1 R1uasms naHa mrs
81 savfe shaH a. psagnass 1seglaTus5eg.
gias ~ 9asi fbs ssaEa Il 81 ansl rro.
genr psverx II raEsAixls nB.asnr irss
sa.as "a III sneff IL ssse Fvssasi-
xsaess snssssia rs nraia8 Es1sFlssl8rfs
4Aas fns pGflssiit El bagse an
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
GUARANTEED TO CURE
DISEASED KIDNEYS.

&ME NrararSa2 wt GIVE Id TasssE1 TIE mi1xaev 1n
aap eas asag E4sasara Saiwasf xe.sasslaS mssnsi's
Il In Iarrae Elrsss4aaf z 81 ID esH 1se sYtr1t
ka s@rNaNs as1 EilzEgesa14 &ssnes An1 kaEsilsg
saas5 2ss wanaEgIA Sssuss h naTe Esngses e
It. E5azsgs and ta1ass Tn hzz9Y ressis Il
tas EFFORTS IS ttai s. ~ sssaz zna szzaras.
~ zsar5s EesnzsT ts mzss i xs71icassf "a.
w zsHf zns azse- nan OF svs1z stzze-
Eraez az3 XIX Eai5 g SIS vsv Ezsszsz Ss-
xsss ase mr e1-ss tas kfzezsz BIC ass -
Es1AF 81 I-.isig csMses-
csuss Saaas hiss sast sasssasg igsa-al
efsass zs aWaSs snsz.iaaF zzaes asiz WI raa
&fsAs Fsa s gsnsFnas aaE n sfss Frrssg
Is asT eagna y Il: i srza aas1 81 WA
E,s WA 8aas ze Tae srA
- Azss@s1s n. I'll tsr ssas 1Fez.sass.zt a',issis
Z. A. Drswz. Bxr7e. "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
GRANITEvILLE

Ihe Engineers n. A & 4 p t,,
1'.I lls z No. 81 the Presbyterian eburrS
Ihsre viii b special mssti,a !.
s I. branch oif q IL &
Mics nah at ?. NJ, Anil 5ats Z y
vote On proposed amen5rsrt. -, g
stilaitaon- Al members 49, Z $3.50. y sen,
q q present Per order Fdwars 49, sSsssl
president y. ?. Pinkham. se ~ y slk'
4, P /, " s; corliss win piys s0a.s..
n $3.50 ~ successful concerts at So55 poa i.
chapel foxville, On FrisaT W. AocS
APlli "a. Recisations. qaartai4s. ssening
r {, and dramatic enterts;r ISIS
Box social at the close is ,as.i', \
ing boxes viii be admitted ~ orlng
mission 10 and 20 cents nee Ad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
M0K1 ana ARM BEEF gRUg1
FacizeEa bnmn9nsn on April 2f 70 A.
asgeE Charges

sieseiia Aalti Apri III sns-s
tsss'ss-s sallst yesterday fled eunplsiIiH
Il le aiaffss 81 fe state % adsafais
agaiss tue naaiw HsusisiSse Company
epsi 4IananoU1 Fae8.l1sg oss,.
laHt q aaeage 8iis hal1mssad Rasi
ms tlsliaais 81 Aaeiiie fsil. alH se
Armour tanAng company commonly
kii8sp III ~ yee5 rusf
III 4ataAflsa aauetai sirfnipuiae6 8beu
M RppesQ sps9 so aisanef ei5asps
NJ eglallAtiile al,d itaiaWsulss iisuE siie
1ssAeas q nasai aud snesss pssssiaess gi4ls
a ssas slisatlun q tils sasIsx bsglIH 5g
iuslfeg nney General 9plseaaH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
caAzeEp WIZ xuRDEg
Junn Mattress Unaeg Arrest AZ 0asYss.
~ r. sr FBzf Tssr Ola Crime

EE fl Fsaf Teaf Oss c4azs
Ceulsr VI I'LL Arva
Charged rssa tAe mer Il Mn a
Eisa 3aE esFs aEA hslf age maag
slis5iriaas egsss2sgss- JOHN MnissElas
RI stlla sgHn was aExasss1 7ssses1ay hr
esiIts1f MEssa /. 1oHsa q fsr
county En8 wzs t1kaa g fsssEee. ssas-
1roHs il alleged IL hasa nrrasa3 E1sa
Dodge 81 EavoTt ca SEPT ls. 1850
II,se crime hS the sssee fz,
~ and netsy @ YeSferaay hags ssv
made anF arrest aea1Asz with iAe
nase.
Mattraas. NAso hss Nea GerA St sn
sarrGts aal tbs lifa has kssn III Cses
klsElpae hEs . srt tiEae tals sgr5ra.
having seezztg s&eS yezys tenn
III STATE Esssaa fss breaking and ezifesazz
STORE neaF faas sgwn EEe made b
fssslssange wien Ses5 gatnson sgFssss5
him Eeszss Re mas IoeSes e q
TIE al q isspee ard via se essn
q heaFlng saasy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
BANKER SENT 10 PRISON
z. W Card. Former Ptes5ezt az MssEaa
~ r. Institstaaz, Gets SIX YsasA

Baaaac, =. 1s April 2a.-Exrl ~
la1ar terEeF gsssiaezt 81 TIE A'eaaa
= aiSaEsi Bank 6 AsaliEa, convicted #
Ellss ting Ia fszrsas n rsssssI
bank szlo making false returns ia ike
sxltssalieS Of tAe earrez1y n wasrg
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-09-21

tains the song which he likes best.
This is equally true Of the songs Of 9TH
er colleges, such as Harvard, Cornell,
Chicago, Princeton, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, and q score more of the lead
ing universities.
The other two books just issued by
this house are also very valuable in
their particular field, both being de
voted to new songs for male quartets.
One is entitled New Songs for College
Glee Clubs" and contains about 35
excellent numbers. These are all
written by well known composers. and
are simply, as well as effectively, ar
ranged for male quartets. The other
book is entitled New Songs for Male
Quartets," and contains a splendid
series Of 30 songs, both sacred and Sec
ular in character, by such well known
composers as George b. Nevin, Henry
K. Hedley, Walter Howe Jones and
Roys Bridgman. As in the case of the
other quartet folio. the arrangements
are most effective in style, and either
of the books can be used for male cho-
ruses as well as quartets, while there
are a number of selections in the latter
book which can be used to advanta ge
by churches having male choirs-
All these folios can be found at our
local music or book stores. or can be
pur chased from the publishers at the
prices indicated in their advertisement
placed with Us this issue.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-09-21
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