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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
Gale que deb8 are
glaTSG 9l Ponce.
DGnunflaS y mlIias. En- d
cIfeuIO maria Virginia, :
(ltEas ROtIGlas.
lDgnaestro Cornssponsaz.l

Junio 2s.--Ayer Sc eRcontraba
en- esta ciudad y tuvimos ell gusto
de saludarle. nuestrO distinguido
amigo el notable iuFisconsulto don
jose de Diego. Vino & asuntos par
ticulaEes.
-Ha regEesa1o de los Estados
Unidos, donde pas6 una corta tenn
porada con su distinguida familis,
el amigo don GUillermo Schuck, q
quien So udanos afectuosamente.
-Empez6 en- estos dias una ver-
dadera lluvia de hoias sueltas mas
8 menos republicans, perO en- vista
del POGO case que de elias ha he
ch0 el p1blico sensato va Sc han
eomprimido sus autores.
La Corte de Distrito Sc ha tras-
ladadO y9 al antique cuaFtel mi-
litar, calle del Castillo.
Dada la gran Importance y el
continue tFaficO que adquiere Ia
calle del Castillo con las ofcinSs
judiciales y la caFcel situadas en- ell
antique cuaFtel militaF, Sc hace
precise que por quien corresponds
SO haga cOmpOneF dicha calle que
en- los dias de lluvia Sc pone in-
transitable, formandose en- ella YER
daderas lagunas.
La coFte municipal celebra en-
estos dias juicios q mafiana y tar
de, q los que concurre mucho pd-
blico.
-Muy concurridas queaan las
novenas del SagFado Coraz6n que
SO Ilevan cabo en- Ell temple ca
t6lico.
Ell cfrculo espiritista maria
VirginiaS estableciao en- el barriO
Dc Bucana Abaio llev6 q efecto en-
Ia noche de aver una velada lfEico-
liteFaFia en- celebration del 2 ami
versaFio De So fundaci6n que re-
'sult6 espleadida.
Cecilia Garcia en- un momento
de coraie llam6 perrd sarnosa q su
vecina Manuela Gonzalez, y 6sta
herida por el calificativo que no
crefa merecer. la denunci0 en- Ell
iuzgadO municipal. saliendo la Ce-
ella cOndenada al pago de cuatrO
0OA4dES No 4AUAV1 AGsS SVSGeSoS
jose Perez CaTdona Sc sinti6
Gcaja1 , corr16 tras MsrgaFita Le-
gran para pegarle unas bofetadas,
como dicen que 10 ha hecho otFas
veces; pero denunciado por la poll
cia ha lido 4 hospedarse por veinte
y pico De aias al Boarding House
dc Victor Ramos en- la Gale De la
Luna.
-Por vender leche aaulterada
han sido multados hoy vaEios le-
cheros por el Juzgado municipal.
"A juzgar pOF la animaci6n que
Sc nOta. las carEeras de caballos en-
ell Hip6dEOmo el dia cuatro del pro-
ximo mes de Julio resultaran es-
pl6ndidas.
Todavfa no Sc habla de las fesEas
que Piensan celebrarse el dia Is de-
Julio en- commemoraci6n de tai
efem6Fide.
Hoy ha Fegresado a esta ciu-
dad el sefior Tous Soto, Juez de la
Corte de Distrito El ala primero
Sc abrir4n de nuevo los trabajos de
esta Corte.
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RaIa.I G--.IlInaIT.
AttorneY q law. Abogado.
San Jol6 s. y San Jaan E. B.
80 E8To.

Si neoenita Vd. al aIumbrado eco
n6miO0 SECURE uoe Is Ismpara de
Kituon. No tiene tubo ni mechas; 80
hny humO, olOr ri peIigro. Quema
patF6Ieo s gao Comhn mezClado con an
so 20 de aire que no cuests nada. No
nee va. d. gasolinR. Una Iata de "a.
eIoIina v un barEil de p6lvOra son dos
Qosaa antars mente iguales: an fOof6ro,
una chisps bAstan p8Ta deatruirIo todO.
In H6mpaEa KitsOn. Ge u1a Ga caaas
partiCuEaFes. tiendng. almacenes, fac
toEias, calIes. pIEzas y paseos. UnR
l6mpars de / 900 buiias de pOtenoia
Iuminica. consume b mitad del petF6-
leo que gasts an quinQue 0rdinari0.
Para m6e detalles diIfjtse sgente ge-
neral d. w. PaI6s Guyana. 3v.
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MILES De MUERTOS.

New York, JUNO 80. l-3O P. M.
Las GALES de Odessa aparecen
llenas de escombros y de miles De
Cadaveres.
Eu San Petersburgo y en- las al-
tas esferas ofciales dOmina absolu-
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La ciudad esta envuelta en- la
mas Miles de edificios han sido
destFuidOs por el incesante cafio-
neo.
La ciudad pTesenta IN aspecto
paYoFoso, pues solo Sc ven enoFmes
coIumnas de humo y llamas vora-
ces que van arrasanaolo todo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
NuaV9 mlnlstsrl0 esplioI.

Presidente.- Montero Rios.
EatadO. Sanchez Roman.
Guerra. Weyler.
JuOticia. Gonzalez PenR.
Marina. VillaDueVa.
GobarnaCi6n. = Garcia Prieto.
HaciandR.- UrzsniS.
IoatPuCCi6l.-M MeIIado.
ObFaB P6blicas.-R Roman0nes.
Es nm Rabinete C0mpletamente con-
SeFvsdoF.
El reg diSoIverf lbs Cort.G enDeguida
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Odessa aPdiendO
La CIUDAD ENVUELTA EN lLBNAS.

New York, JUNO 80, l.8o P. M.
Despachos de San PetersburgO <
Ia Prensa de LondTes, informan que
los revolucionarios que Sc apOleFa-
ron de cinco acoFazados de Ia es-
cuadra del Mar Negro, continuaron
aver un terrible bombaFdeo contra
la impoGtante ciudad de Odessa.
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to pesimismo. Desconffase ahora
del sanguinario sistema represlvo
de Trepof.
Sc afirma que el Czar Nicolas
intenta de nuevo abdicar. Inmen-
sa espectaci6n Eeina en- Europa.
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da sensation.
Cr6ese en- los cfrcuIos polfticos
que es inminente Ia caida del re-
gimen autocratico y que Ia PeYo-
luci6n, que Sc ha extendido va
hasta la peninsula de Crimea, sera
de tremendas prOporciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
IMPRESSION EN- PARIS.

New York, JUNO 80, 1-3O P. M.
Las nOticiss de Odessa publicadas
pOr la pFensa de Paris han causado
en- esa capital vivisima y penosa
impression.
Los cuadros de horror que infor-
man los despachos, causan profun-
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ASALTO DEL POPULACHO.

New York, Junio 80 I.30 P. IA.
Otros despachos notician que 81
PoPulacho, en- grandes grupos ar
mados de Pufiales y rev6Fvers, asal-
ia las Viviendas que quedan en- PIE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30

PERDIDA.-En ID Oalle del eCon.
dado, ; SantuFce. se ha extEaViad0 aver
an TeIojit0 de sonora, dc orc. con an
coIgAnta y Ias inicialeG O. f. v.
Sc oupIiCa & quien Ie halle 10 entire.
que en- eI4a CoFrespondenciGs y serS
Rratifcad0.
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saqueando y asesinando
Las familias huyen. poseidas de-
horrOFoso panico. cayendo en- las
GALES muchas personas asfix adas
por ell humo.
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De C0MERGlO
De PUERTO RICO.

San Juan p r Junio 80 de 1905.
Por aCuerdo de 10 C6m0ra de Conner
clio de Puerto Rico se cita. por b pre-
sente. 6 log seflOrel ImpOFtadores de
San Juan y espeCiaImente 6 los que
han Eecibido mercanCias pOr eI & 'timO
Yapor Ponce, para que COECuFran 6 Las
oficinas de h Csm0FR de COmeFcio,
altos del BsnCo Territorial. ms fiaua
s&bAdo 10. de Julio. Lac NUEVE de-
Ia mafiana. con eI obisto de trstar So
bFe d hueIga de cArreteYOs exiStants
actuaRmenta On este Ciudad. Siendo
e0te un ssunt0 Que nfeCta loo intaPeses
del Concrete. 90 BupIiCs & los aefIores
inYitsdos Ga puntual aaiatancia. M
PaqaSGgu0. PreaideDte. - CSmsrs de
Concrete de Puerto Rico.
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DEsPUEs DIE PRoBARtodos los sngaaaa
COS remedies que se anunCian es Cuando mo-
se agFadece Ia eficacia RADICAL del Digesti-
70 Moiarrieta, Ouya suparioridad est& uniyor-
uelmente Confrmada.
OuraCiones desesperadaa en- personas bien
conoCidas que 10 tomaFon durante tres me-
Sos son las que 10 han heoho glorioso, pero
un solo estuche produce mejoF efeCto que
una doOana dc frasCOg de Oualquier otro re-
medioi porque adsm&s de ser el dnioo yeria-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
intestine, Gin engahoga aooi6n calmanto, es
Digestive Pu1ihca6or de los alimenfog-
SO debe axigir que csda hostia tonga qFs.
bad0 81 nombFo Digestive N0iarFiata,
DepGEStO general Gle lRa TaElaaalSg az Ranno : a.
lazlo1 AlalA184 q AAaai eNlaRzzakys "a RaNl s5WaT
30 gegs0s 0os oageZaa eR lRG Sa \
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IN hombro honrado.

SenoF Editor.-sirvase informsr sus lee
torres que ST me ssoriben confdencialmente
les m8ndsFe por correo on carta sellada 81
plan que seguf y por 81 cual obtuve ol resta-
blecimiento permaneDte compacto de mi
salud vigor varonil degpues de amos de su-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, p9Fdidas
nocturnas parties debiles y strohadag.
No es mi idea oonseguir dinero do nadis;
fui robado estafad0 por chaFlataneG, hasta
perder d fe del g6nero humane pero gracias
3 Dios, estuy ahora bien yigorosoy y fnerte, y
con deseo de hRcer oonoeer todos este Feme-
diO ciarto de ourarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War q. a. ID no degeo dinero.
DireOOi6n; g. BFant. Box Delray, HiGh.,
EE. UU.
CARLO FRANCO SOTO.
A8o0Do Y NQATARl0s
Aap, +. r
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-EstR noche Ilevars < efecto iuicia-
clones Ia Lcgia xCabRIleroa de Ia Yer
dada en- au temple de Ia Calle de O.
DoneII y 81 act0 dc invita- & todCs los
mnsOnes regulares.
Sa enCUentFa graVemente enfermO
en UtuadO el atflor Vicente Jordan.
-Ha FegreaRd0 de AQuAdilla el fiS'
OSl det Tribunal de DiatFit0 de e0ta
Ciudad gefIor CampillO. que estabS en-
uso de licencia.
-AnicetO Hernandez fu6 Curad0
Rn0Che de una he.ida C0ntusa de dos
CentfmetrOs Gobre ID region pRrietaI
deFechB.
-Aigunos de los aVgibes de II Ciu-
dad seHan cegadOs pOF tener aRuas en-
accommodation y ConStituiF CFiaderoB
de mosquitoes.
Sc asegura que esta mAflRnO con.
ira 90 CosSumbFe. enContrabase VIC
lento 81 itfe de d JuntO Local De Sa-
nidRd, Fetir6ndose foAlmente de d IT,
Gina.
III Qido capturodo en- Arroyo,
Francisco Riv8O. fugs do de Ios tgabs-
jos de cRlles de YAbucoG.
-Ha sidO nombFaaO guSrdiR iDsuISr
Fermin Rivers, quien ha Gido deatina-
do Ponce.
Han aido tFasladados IoG caboG de
ID policfa insuIaP Pedro Baez, de B8-
ysm6n Gales y Angel Rosa de CiADeB
& Baysm6D.
So dice que los Jefes de Is Junta
Superior de Ssnidad y 81 Jefe de b
Local, no est6n de acuerdO en- IoG pro-
cedimientO que han de lleVRFse efeCto
para ID higieniz aCi6n de d Ciudad y
que ell segundO cree que el primeF0 In
wade aus atFibuCi0nea.
-Ha regreSadO de Arecibo nuestro
amigo el LCdO. don Emigdio GinOrio.
DEPENDENTS. - Sc neCesita
uno que tengn conocimientoG del tra-
bsjo en- general de un escFit0rio. Los
que Sc Consideren spt0s para ell desem-
peii9 de diCha plaza Sc aePVir6n diRiQiP
sus soticitudes por eDGFitO d 0partadO
de CorFeos E6mero 768. citAnio refe.
PenCias y pretensiOneG reopeoto auel-
do. San Juan. p. r., 80 do JUNO de
1905. 2v.a.
Entire los aFtfcuIos que mas popu-
IaEidad han aIcRnzRdo en- esta isIa es
nin diGputa ID ceFve2G GPabstp d que
ha IOQrado 6sta; pues no hay 0asa don.
de no de- conOuma ests ROFeditada mar.
os. NJ. 3 Cald0r6n e Co, Totukn II
aon spa asontea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
BAsE 49, J0cKEYINe.

The integrity Of the base bah COM
bination, known as the Northern league,
IN which Barre Montpelier, Plattsbrg,
Rutland and Burlington are members,
ii seriously threatened through what
appears to be out.and.out jockeying in
the last days 81 the season there Is
danger Of looseness in an unorganized
base ball, as this OUTLAW league Is,
and many who have watched the prog
ress Of the game during the last few
weeks are convinced that base ball hon
esty has been outraged. Here is one
instance The directors Of the Platts-
burg base ball team on Tuesday even
ing disbanded their team. The follow
ing day yesterday a team playing as
Plattsbmg allowed Burlington to take
an easy victory. Immediately after the
game it was announced that Plattsburg
had disbanded and win play no more
games Of the schedule, which has only
four more days to run. Burlington fin,
ished its schedule with Plattsburg. Rut-
land has two more games with them,
and the Intercitys, representing Barre
and Montpelier, have four games. Why
vas the game played with Burlington
yesterday, after the controlling interest
Of the Plattsburg team had disbanded
it, That is a question which someone
other than the Plattsburg management
will have to answer. 1t is not likely
that the Northern league executive com
mittee will allow the game to be count
ed in the standing Of the clubs, for it
would be manifestly unfair to Rutland
and the Intercity.
As TO the reason for the withdrawal
Of Plattsburg from the league at this
late day We are unable to say, but the
plattsburg Press explains in the follow.
ing manners "This move was FASTENED
BY the deprecated popular conviction
that some Of the players are crooked
and have accepted Vermont money. We
DO not make the charge, being unable
70 prove II we simply assert that such
j feeling exists regarding one 81 two
players on the team" If the things
thus limited at are true, then there
has been most fragrant jockeying, which
the race track cannot beat in dirtiness
The Press concludes its article with the
statement that "Plattsburg will think
twice before going into league with
Burlington Other teams with think
three times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
FRANKS OF A TORNADO.
Demolished Score Of Buildings in Car
bondale, Pa, Last Night.

scranton, Pa. August sI.-A tornado
struck the northern part Of Carbonate
at $3.50 last night and demolished
score Of houses, barns and railroad ears,
but fortunately caused no fatalities.
The storm came from the west and
whirled toward the east. leaving 4 path
OF 200 feet.
William Pope, his wife and two chill
dren Of Green street had the most thriil-
ing experience thus far related Their
home was picked mp By the wind and
after being carried 30 feet, was hurled
against the residence Of Mrs. William
Clme. The Pope house was demolished.
Vet no one was severely injured.
Three dwellings were totally destroy
ed, ten were overturned or carried COM
pleyely OF their foundations. and fulIv
30 were more OF less damaged. Two
cabooses in the Delaware & Hudson
yards We're demolished and pieces 0f
the wreckage carried 600 feet. SIX freight
cars on an adjacent track were over.
turned and the roof Of one of the
freight cars WAS found half mile
away.
The pranks OF the storm seem al
most incredible A barn was blown
away aud a COW. which it housed was
left unframed lying on the floor, calmly
chewing her ond. A horse was found
bruised and MANNED on the porch of
its owners residence, 200 feet from the
demolished barn in which it had been
stabbed. A six-inch beam passed through
door Of residence, thence through
the ground floor and passed into the
ground for distance of three feet. A
carpet was blown from a floor and land
ed in a heap in the sink. This was
the only damage done in this house
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
10 PRISON CONVENTION.

Gov. Bell Names List Of Delegates to
Visit Lincoln.
st. Johnsburv, August 3D. Governor
Bell has appointed tie following dele
gates to represent Vermont at the am
nual convention Of the National Prison
association, to be held at Lincoln, Neb.,
October 21.26. 1905: L. Downer Hazen,
st, bloomsbury; John n. Woodiin, Rut-
land; John n. Holden, Bennington; r.
II. Holmes, Shoreham: John H. Merri-
field, Newfane; G. f. Smith. Morris
Vile; o. G. Page, Barton: Mrs. w. G.
Ordway, Fairlee; Mrs. G. IT. Lane, Corn
wall; Orange i. Mansur, Island Pond;
Juan Robinson, South Hero; c. S. Ash
ley, Milton; Allen n. Fletcher, cayen-
dish; DIN Merrill, Enosburg Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

The statesman Of Oyster Bay is re-
ceiying large measure Of laudation
these days for the powerful part he
played in the conclusion Of hositilities
between Russia and Japan. Among the
compliments bestowed is one from
the Springfield, Mass, Republican, which
is all the more noteworthy because
Roosevelt i not particularly to the
liking Of the contemporary. The Re
publican said during the course Of the
negotiations and some days before peace
was declared Apparently we see
President Roosevelt at his best in the
chapter 81 history now making. He
seeks the conclusion Of peace with all
tie zeal and yerye that he displays in
amy undertaking that engrosses his
mind. The cause ennobles him beyond
compare, and the figure he presents to
the imagination in this hour, when the
balance trembles and the anxious world
awaits The result with quickly altenat-
ing hope and fear, is superb illustra-
ton OF the glory that may be won, not
By the warriors, but BY the peace
makers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
NEW YORK NOW LEADS.
Got Away Ahead Of Ohio in National
Shooting Contest at Sea Grit.

Sea Grit, u. =, Aug si.-New York,
twice the winner Of the national team
match at the conclusion Of yesterday,
the second days work, led the next
highest competitor, Ohio, BY good
margin. The superior work of the New
Workers at 500 yards rapid fire and at
500 yards slow fire was responsible for
the leading position Of the team.
Among the top notch scores made yes
terday was that of Capt Welles Of New
York who attained total Of 40 out Of
possible 50 at 500 yards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
1884

copies, the largest paid circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
EARTHQUAKE AT PORTSMOUTH.
Follows Agreement Of Peace ENJOYS to
Close War.


Portsmouth, n. H.. August There
was a distinct earthquake heard at SOS
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in this city
and vicinity, and so great was the shock
that people ran out of their houses in
alarm. Houses shook and windows rat
tied, while in some places dishes were
ratified in the closets.
The first impression was that there
had been big explosion Of dynamite
in the city or vicinity, but this was given
mp and it was generally taken to be an
earthquake. There was loud report
followed by rumbling which lasted sew
eral seconds. On State street the people
ran out Of their houses, thinking that
they would fail, and the impression
was that it was a gas explosion. 1t
was soon learned that the shock prevail
ed all over the city. 1t seemed to tray-
I'll from west to east, and according to the
old timers, it was the greatest shock
ever heard here. The police station
was beseiged with questions al to where
the explosion was, and the majority of
the queries were from towns near BY.
At Hampton the shock was very plain,
but It seemed to be greater in toward
this city, for Greenland was more affect
ed. On the other side of the river in
Kittery and from Dover to York it
was plainly heard, bnt at the Went
worth, at Newcastle, the shock was not
heard at all
AS far as can be learned no damage
was done about here. No explanation
has been remarkably free from such dis
has ben remarkably free from such dis
turbances, and probably never before in
the nearly three centuries Of its exist.
ence has such pronounced shock been
heard here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

a Montpelier paper refers to the
wholesome poisoning Of dogs in that
city. The reporter may have written
it wholesale" but the former word FITS
the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
WHAT TO HAVE FOR DINNER.
Yes, and Also for Breakfast, Luncheon
and Supper, Cause Of Great
Anxiety to Housekeepers.

Don't you know that the Household
Department Of the Boston Daily Globe
prints bin Of fare for every day in
the week From that bill Of fare you
can select just what you want. 1t viii
save You hours Of worry Thousands
Of women say So; therefore, it Is SO.
Order the Boston Globe delivered reg
ularly at your home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

Vermont schooImaams win become
specialists in the eye and ear since the
state law becomes operative requiring
them to examine their pupils. And All
for 81 per.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
RUTIAND's OLDEST MERCHANT.
Gen. Levi G. Kingsley Retires After so
Years in Business.

Rutland, Auglits 3i Gen. Levi G.
Kingsley, the oldest merchant in Rut-
land, retired today, having sold his busi-
ness on Merchants Row to Henry Park
er and Richard Ryan, for many years
employees Of the firm. For nearly SO
years General Kingsley has occupied a
prominent place III the life IF Rutland
He has figured a. merchant, public Off
cial and soldier, and he has earned the
rest which his retirement will give him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
WINDSOR FAIR OPENED.
PhosO Patchen Took Three Straight in
2.25 Class.

xsz3 LASS.
Windsor, August 31.-The annual fair
Of the Windsor Horse and Cattle Show
association opened here yesterday with
a good attendance and fine exhibition
of cattle The Bonettes gave an exhibit
ton upon the trapeze and an aerial
slide act, as we'll as a successful balloon
ascension and parachute drop. Mrs.
Winston Churchill won several blue rib
hons with her high steppers, with Max
well Evarts' + T. Cabot taking second.
Winston Churehills pony, Judge, won
the running race. The summary;
2:25 Class, Trot or Pace, Purse SITS.
Phoso Patchen, eli. M, by Bour
bon patchen, e. y. Lowell. 1
Matt IT,, Oh. g, Woodrow" 2 4
Sheldon Corthell, b. g, by Iet-
t0ra ....s*...... -...s-s. 3
Jumps. b. y, chickering ~ 3
Time, 2s31ia, 2:s91A, 2s29A
$50 Glass, Trot OF Pace, Purse 500.
Atlantic Bell, b, BIZ Atlantic
King, Edwards, .... ! 4
Dick Brine, b. Il, Wetherbee' 6 2
Robert, b. 81 BY MARK, "Yad-
neyH $500. ... 2 5
Barnet Boy, eh. b., b. Troyom,
&C. b. Whitney, .... 9 S
Redelm Boy, b. H., by Redelm,
Wilkinson .... M 5 3 6
Alex McGregoF, CHI. $, by Rob
ert MeGregor. Gold, $780,. Z 3
Robert West, b. h., By West
Mont, IF. +. Billings" 4 6 4
IN. ]. T., eh. M, Chickering" s $ 7
Time, 2:323a, 2.34, 1882.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

Nov that Burlington has found her
water supply to be in good condition,
in spite OF the rendering plant on the
lake shore, there viii be return to
first principles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

The average daily circulation Of the
Barre Daily Times for the week ending
Saturday was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

The battleship Vermont; may she not
be called upon TO fight, but if fight She
must may she fight WE'LL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

Champagne trickled down the side Of
the Vermont as easily as water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
Sale Of Fine Art Goods!

We put On sale for Jew days I'I So. -
Linens, comprising Fancy HemsuFehea i'a'l D.
Hemstitehed and Embroidered Linen oe"''' nv
trays Towels, etc.
Towels f'ney nen''" g. w. % tr..... 75c and SlOO
Fancy IIenaaehed Linen Trays each, Only =
rsm.ebsa md embroidered Trays half price, Is
tf,cbed Linen Towels with dana designs Enga' zs' @ 'y rs
Over 100 Pieces of Fancy Cut Work
sears, Center Pieces, Pillow shams, etc Many OF these
goods are hand made and imported from switzerland ne
price we ask for these fine goods would not pay W uu 0 mem
TIE VAUGHAN STORE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
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