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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-21
Pireapole Crates

We nave to offer for the season of
1907 Two Hundred Thousand Pineapple
crates. Price l3c delivered in carload
lots to all stations between Eau Gallie
and Stuart inclusive, and l3sc to all
stations between Hobe Sound and Del
ray inclusive, This price Is for 9-32.
inch stats. Can furnish stats 5-)6-inch
al &c percrate extra, East Coast l.um-
Der & Supply Co., Eau Gallie Fla.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-21

The A. E. Trowell Drug Company
will commence business at their ele-
gantly appointed store next Monday
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-21
A Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Gray wish to
thank their friends for sympathy anC
assistance in their recent bereavement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12
Palpitating Heart Of Paris.

Is the boulevard the center Of pleasures?
Bertie's aunt thinks SO. and twenty years
ago It was; but today Montmartre. the
Paris Bowery- land Tenderioin, together with
the Champs Eiyaees and the Bots. mako
the boulevard seem almost old-fashioned.
And note. the pleasures Of Paris neither
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12

marsh and soft, blue hills beyond. A blue
bird few out of a nearby tree and in g.
straight line down across the valley-a
black speck that rapidly merged itself into
the blue of the hills Agatha closed her
eyes and fell asleep
From then on, the girl convalesced rap
idly. One afternoon the doctor threw him
self from his horse and walked I'D the
path to the porch of his cottage, to find
Agatha there. She was wearing a white
gown which Mrs Freeman had altered for
her from one of her own. The girl lay
back in the rocking chair looking Idly out
at the sun pickering across the lawn The
wonderful hair lay in a great loose braid
across her shoulder. The heayy-lashed
blue eyes and the mouth with its tired
droop had grown very dear to the young
doctor. He sank down on the porch stens
and famed himself with his hat
We'll. Miss Agatha, how goes itT'
so WELL" replied the girl, that l want
10 go back again"
The young man looked at her In q puzzled
way. do you mean that you really want
to go back to that Hfe?''
Agatha sighed Or. Freeman. 1 don't
know what want
Duncan leaned forward The girl face
was very lovely, very wistful
Little girl he said, and his voice was
low and tender, Il know what / want; ]
want you
The crimson that suffused Agatha's face
was worth watching, but for q moment she
gave no other sign that she heard. Then
she turned on him blue eyes that were very
young In thsir unusual beauty, very old in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12
Barker; He Fired.

body, Back and forth. pyramids. squares
and circles while every great tortured eye
watched the girl increasingly.
The beasts were frantic with the heat and
their loathing Of the girl from whose lash
they could not hide At times. goaded be-
yond endurance, they turned on each other
and Agatha was obliged to cease her edu-
cational attempts and give her whole at
tention 70 the preventing of a general bat
tie. Then. peace restored the painting
growing brutes would sit ranged in their
foolish pyramid along the bars, and glare
at the blue eyes, until it seemed as If the
girls nerve must fan her.
God! How they hate heri' growled man
IN the crowd No one needed him but Aga
tina. who caught his words and glanced at
him with a fash Of interest IN her tired eyes
Then, with parting cut at Leo. the lion
who snapped painting jaws at her, she drove
the panthers back into their own cage, and
slipped out again into the crowd.
The audience settled back; all but one
woman. who half rose. II can't stand it!''
she murmured. I'm going to get out of
this. They'll kill her YETI
shut up. you fool! I wouldn't miss this
for three times twenty-five cents She
knows her business" said the man beside
her, pulling her back into her chair.
twisting her handkerchief. Cant she see
that they don't understand what she's
driving at; the poor things. ] wish they
would tear her upi"
Agatha shook her head again at the
barker. who whispered something In her
r~I sntreatingly. Then she clambered Into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12
"By the w ay."

From the Green Bag
The crier had bad cold, SO that the duty
Of making the opening proclamation fell to
another court officer who, as it happened
had never acted as crier. This officer had
heard the proclamation often enough, and
knew It by heart, but this is what hap
pened: The deputy sheriff opened the door
and announced Court The substitute
erier raped on his desk, and within and
without the bar those present arose and
stood in silence while the judge passed to
his place
Then the substitute began: Hear We!
Hear We, Hear vel" His voice seemed to
him horribly loud and all recollection of the
words to follow suddenly left him, but he
pulled himself together and went on brave
ly: "All persons having anything to do be-
fore the honorable the justices of the SUI
preme court in the jury session thereof now
sitting at Boston within and for the county
OF Suffolk may draw near and give their
attendance and they shall be heard
AT this point he sat down, but, seeing
the Judge looking up in surprise, he saw
his mistake, and, springing to Ids feet, he
added:
by the way. gentlemen God save the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12
Points on Oysters.

From the New York Times.
When oysters are removed from more
saline water to that which is less salt, says
DR.. William X. Brooks professor OF zoology
in the Johns Hopkins University, who has
made the oyster a life study. they absorb
water quickly, and become plump, or fat
but the fairness is nothing but water. The
"fattening' is usually carried on in the
mouths of rivers, which are always near
towns and polluted by sewage
Every "fattened oyster is too suspicious
to be eaten raw, and the outbreaks OF ty-
phold fever which have been traced to oys-
ters most clearly have been traced TO fat
tened" oysters All the fresh water that
''fattened" oyster has absorbed is at once
extracted by cooking, that the "fatten-
ing of oysters that are to be cooked is not
only an unnecessary expense, but fraud
on the consumer. who is sold filthy water
from the harbors of cities at the price or
oysters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12

can be let out to hang oveg h.lf the cde-
walk. The cafe rents from the clay the
right to crowd 200 little tables and 300 lit
tie chairs beneath its awning-so that those
who use them sit upon the inner sidewalk
well protected, with the blazing cafe behind
theln-and Paris by night in front.
Quand Went Ia saison des Cerises--''
vociferates a redfaced youth selling songs.
In Cherry Time" 4 seasonabIe ditty The
rest is untranslatable.
oh buy 1t, BERTHE! II seems so pretty"
pleads the blonde in utter innocence I'm
learn TO sing it," And the French. imag-
mur:
"Quel cynsna"'
Fakirs of the Boulevard.
Without these fakirs the boulevard would
lose some Of its color. Their wares are
trifing. but their technique is away ND,
They are the fakirs of the bouIevard-witty.
audacious, gay
The American ditcher! The American
at Panama! Ny God. how he works. in
tones humorous greybeard, hawking a toy
IN which two wooden figures facing each
olher chop alternately as a string is pulled
1t Is name of actually" because II IS
not unpleasing 10 the French to learn that
we are hndfng the Panama canal a rather
big job Years ago. throughout the NADIA
cry of: ~ INC
The French colonist! Grandeur OF the
latherland! During the Dreyfus affair
chahge OF paint made 1t Esterhazy and pic
quart. while three years ago 1t was con-
nected with the Humbert swtndIe as the
Crack-forts -" t-hards'-the French prn
hunclation Of the famous Crawfords,
BERTHE, are they drinking absInthe7'.
cooes the blonde
Green stuff. Beastly!' replIes Rertta
knowingly, pointing to a French high school
professor slipping at his blameless ttIrnh1ay
OF peppermint cordial and water The pa
rislans do drink lots of absinthe-so rnlIca
so that they talk of prohibiting its mana
facture, but this IS not the hour The
green hour" Of the boulevard is from, z Ia
pm, before dinner. No one puts absfnthe
on full stomach. And, note no one Is
upsy, They are a moderate people even
IN their weaknesses. And here we scarcely
see weakness. Half the folks take coffee
The other half take beer In little glasses
and the rest are sucking at their pepper-
minis and syrlps and water
Oh the lights are so bright! The crowd
Is so gay and well behaved. Bertie!" gurgles
the golden-haired troubler. Every French
man round about devours her with his eyes.
Ihats it, says BERTHE. He is right
The lights AMI the grega robustness OF It,
And the rustling of the night breezes In the
boulevard trees. the perfumed air, the
shreds of melody, the laughter the ad-
ventures passing beneath our eyes. Every
night ten thousand French folks revel IN
1t al the price of a cup of coffee.
STERLING HELLO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12
Thatched Roofs in England.

From the Louisville Courier journal
1.-THE matched roof, which makes the En-
glish cottage picturesque. is doomed said
an architect. For some years IL has been
going gradually. Soon it will be altogether
a thing of the past.
Fire insurance is the cause of the
matched roofs disappearance. No COM
pany will insure q cottage or its contents
II the roof is matched. They who want in
surancs must substitute for the roof of
thatch tiled one
AS long as the English cottager remains
very poor so that his house and furniture
are not worth insuring be keeps thatch-
ed roof over his head.
las soon as he begins to prosper and lays
In household goods Of value he takes out a
fire policy and away then goes his thateh-
ed roof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-12

From, the p.

From the Pittsburg Gazette.
Blinker-"They are still arguing about
whether the Panama canal viii be lock
or sea-level affair
Ciinker-"Let's hope It will be on the
lsvel-and soon!'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
Gown GOSSIP.

brussels net with coin spots ID liked
fof evening ffqehs
Many 81 ths new muhs and at0leH aFs
simply buge punches of taiie.
Buttons 81 eui let are effectively used
% black lace ana velyei gowns
A piaitad skirt n Hgft yelgaisan worn
with short jacket 9f The same makes
u stBbuiua walking salt
Crepe az ehiHe II very good mats
rial ~ uss f6r matlaAe ~ Faem gowns,
Il washea peffsetlg and u light aud
soft ~ tbs touch
The best an around fur h mink II il
never pileap ~ bag, hut II 0atwenFa
most fliFs and u really better bar
gain N tbe end II Il one Of tbs most
becoming fats uae can weur
7'he coming warm season n W be d
trying Gna, apparently, fer srma apd
usrke Advance models Of shirt waists
and trucks distluetly FOR outing and
sports show collars turned down aad
vide leaving Il small v II ne neek
The sleeves coming enly 10 the elbows
New York TELEGRAM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.

The london afAphie suggests that
me british educational aatb1riiisa snt
10 photographs with 4 tatandard AZ
cent" fl ~ tho schools of the empire
Dr, william oaler has denied the
fumor that be will give up tiie raaaa
profeHagfshiD ~ niedlcins II oxford II
fetnrn 70 The johns ilopHina pniysr.
aity baltimore,
English educational and sanitary ~.
ihorliles bre discussing the ndWaabt
lly 0f substituting cheap paper aud
pencils faf alataa IN schools The Ian
eet N strongly ~ fayer ot paper and
peuuis
The number of public schools ID
jnpaH n NJ present sf,ias ~ which
g,0al,0l0 children ara taught w l0s.Ba4
teachers. NiBeiYthpea uud twenty.
three hundfedlba per cent o. al ehll
dren Of school nee 80 70 These achoaia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

INSURANCE. " children uGaer ibo aas
8f fbeee years has been forbidden ia
Belgium.
There are 5000 Chinese coolies sips
ployea III tbe gold mines Of the lluad
III geuiA Africa
NV utilizing iig waste water q large
factory hi Auatfia makhs Il possible
for ell 81 ~ 80 employees y indulge
III q daily warm hath
Jhs hast oAttie III B0maliland are fat.
TENED gn DATE stohes aud Hiilk aulmals
given saeE diet are said To produce
better butter and more mills tian those
gwen other f0ad
There are i0.gs2 advocates. solicitors
and pfoeBrst0fs n Italy, whose gross
Incomes according 70 the Income sax
retnfRa, ain0ilpt to xa,Aa9sBiD, which
gives 40 average income of about SsiD.
Switzerland has adopted mid En-
fgpean time. tbs true laeal time for
iserne being Just half gn hour later
me result of puttipg the working hours
thirty minutes earlier Ia tia day has
had suel hu effect on the consumption
N gaa that tha gaa company haa been
demanding i return 70 the 0id egetein,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
alEAT WEALTH. WITHOUT pl8t
ll0N0n

*ttsffAA ~ fsfttfttA Fftt ttHttt Atif-
HONOR
one NJ ths falea III MatshaiI i'isld
VIA nsssf u borreg money. A gregt
many people haye maintained the same
faie aad sllli laeh lhelf millions, An
Indication shat fiilas ave- riot money
makers III aad II themselves, Bat that
they need master mind back d them.
rof hla NaM master mind III lhs com
tnagssal Geld kepnlY discerning aad quick
ID take advantage u opportunities Ana
fieii here II ~ example q tba p9ssl
btlity "a aaassinH neat aealth without
ila6aefeaslng moral lava Marshall Fieid
lefl a. estate which IS Yafielislg estt
laatad ~ fTam one lniadred u two hun
dfed millions Ut dallars probably ths
iHast conservative estimate Wauld plaea
tba amount - lhe fgimer figures And
ii ths accommodating II this tremendous
AliB NJ has npt, " lar sa known, besa
accused u foul dealing With bic follows
Sharp he has been, % be sufe, sharp IN
iiis eense that ~ espeqtsd Ill persons
With whom Ia dealt u ave pp y their
promised obligations, l3ut not sbpfp 10
$40 ssnaa 81 oeaitlaeas, farpiag corners
ana running rivals lutp pitfaila field
va abreast ~, ana ahead n, liis COM
petii0fs, ADD tllorein he succeeded, lie
sought ~ elsan business methods 70 as
eau patronage, and The accumulated mil
li6ns testify as 10 the measure " bic
SUCCESS
And one ether notable feature of Die
no. sAide from Ole Tremendous prop
atty 10 owned, Il Che fact that be started
at with 40 prop, 10 goldsa spoon IN
M mouth. lie aFst went - work a :
CLERK IL western Massachusetts, town,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

asq ifma f6at pgslie7 Wpssal as nm
Hae "a tss pisee "a fa Akaila4
pH@ u IN tqs besH aiis9 ~ 8aafs.
iaisaaii isl4 4 aia " tass hi ese4
ahs II sse lsg# Niisa 'slss asea lilsS
4est 0gga ibat a eaAsa isH
bisess sAss IA liaa NJ eis lfleis
leaes, ilsf al sttslHpfsa q sfabiish Aa
sgHel9 e8A tils9 IA as Hss fsH4
d tas.dgleef Ilf#e ltiHRs aRe II lo#a
y 8llie4 SD tas i1af " He4lsa ee'tlt2
fhat mast fells itlek tAffe z 0gt tAa
Gso ihiilly II HsYgtAH gffat aealfii
i4beW H4i tie llta M sbN ehie9e
aerebsHl sesNg % " z Nafatstlea II
E#taf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

The tiFst Slice % goose iind been eiif,
ana ne minister ~ the ZION church.
looked at IL with ah kss1 anticipation
as was displayed In the faces around
bla
Oats ~ fne 4 g00sn W. ever saw"
iiruddef Wllliams," be sald 70 hla iipsl
where did YOU get such a lue onef
well. uow, MiHtah isaNleg,p eaid
ibe carver III iiiA goose. with y audNea
access ~ dignity when you preach q
special good aepnoa I never 8tea 9an
where you R0i It. eeemh % me data n
trivial mait0r anyway
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
oppow IA CHICAGO.


AfFaf N4ttAeH6t
ebaaee, Jaa ~ ga aeafb d Mar
Khan fieM iiss ss5sea aeep oFfo#
amgBg All alasr ~ peotie ~ eBiaRg.
tlhe peef aga tie iieh alike ied fliat
a E,od Haa baa egAe ills ilsv IT
Fsaak fNsauA8 sai.l
nus influence 81 tiie Aheie husisssss
aHia h8s beH bsas0eeht afla uplifting.
~ has bsid 10 4 standard Niiieii Has
BastgBaea Mi GiaastsHas ldsa III THO
missions ~ a0yefnUsuG that III, he aaa
Maea II haFa ~ M Wroba aad Tgsg W
~ flxbs"
JellH e. slieda. gite pfesi,lsni NJ Nsr
sh8il faeia & f0a Nji, II ii sasds difetA
tle akeAs Beresntil@ business established
DID, 81. field. III fi,is ee8naesion u n
4 ias KIN III fllausisi elfegss that FIR
iie iuaHaiaesate If mllligHasfgs tbe hfH
d Maghail Fsetd * Nh, haa md A0
qqaal I'll gise history III Me county. Nas
NE iHaug Other lafgs enterprises tlse
yfgilga ia4a f9E all g0ae ~ oar pefs9D
n one family. fyn flis CONTRARY Nj ieast
seven meni l,saides NE Palmer aad siF.
Letter, hAge fet4tad hon shf hrm Nltfl
iettgBes Ringing from S2999 800 " 80,
Vgo.0Q0
'lla bste IL Halsllali fisld van pob,
lNblg be administered N tfust In E4e
Merchants leaB Il Trust GoBpaH
which ie largely controlled NJ fisld
leli one daughter and four grandchildren
! IN n e8sFfsAt gossip that tIlege WA M
aateHHptial contract with the widow n
Wiiieb 9oWeF rights wefe aatysd ~ e9Hi
alteration Vt q settlement ~ something
slka Si5,1G0tNo0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
pUsH or PETITIONS.


BOSTON, Maaa.. jan III. With bit
three di,ys temsinlng IN which 10 ass
fhe present legislature for changes u
The lave aud ief the filing 81 betitiona,
The tiae III new matter beaBu " assume
considerable proportions II tho state
house yesterday.
District Attorney Moran aied Tires be
titiona. ia oHr he asked tof more stFin.
gene laws relative ~ unlawful nprfg,
tons, also against wagering contracts
aud tor "a Increase h rs office A
petition VISA also iied tar The ab8ii,
lion III capiia punishment when the
conviction II obtained III eiiclimstantlai
evidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
NAY ~ TRArn wRgcgER.
Police Arrest MiehasI Murphy On Suss
pieion That Ne Wrecked,

iioosies Fals, y. ", Jan iss The
police befe last night arrested Aiicasri
Murphy n Walleoihsaek, ot the teehnl
esl charge ~ bring suspicious person,
The prisoner an8Wefs % The description
II man wanted for Wfeeking The Mont.
FsAl express M the lHSfnina "a January
q nv lampNFing with switches VI 1te
Boston & Aaine railroad III WaIloOm.
ggeh
AeaflY thirty detectives baYe been EN-.
pgtta no tlie eaae hy the faiifoaa and
ih8 county officials and tiie railroad N
iciais "a last saturday offered q fewsfd
0l $1,000 iqF The apprehension oi The
pnmlual Murphy denied any know
lpdRs ~ the affek, sle said tiat w
cRnie from Aew York asa Was ~ aii
brake utter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

Two o. three species NJ birds are
known 10 neeampAhy lhe crocodile
Whenever he npnnarH neoyH water
MANY hunter haA hhd lila prospects
fol ahnt spollad hy lhe alarm given
80 lbe reptile hy hle wptohfnl ~
londanta WHEN they aee any one ans
proaebing ihey will Nv AZ the rrapo.
dIlh'a nose diving loud efies ana ihe
benst never waite 10 Investigate hdi
inainhllg ahuitiea Into tne waltr III hiA
heai aBsaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

'ifhme's BIZ n blmef N slis sueaesa
Ri plea II lbs heW York man Wllo ~
pliea III membership N 4 lainf ahlgn
leeagss III too, represented 7 8elpsed
shop 0vell o tiieae aho como 40 10 tbs
proper fsligiDaa standard,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
THE RAlLRoAp PAss.

Americans are said 10 yenrn fof 4
new sensation FAgiag railroad fafe
kiyna this 10 aaNe " them phlla0eN
phia Ledger
There "a 10 question That tllo free
pahs system hes been grossly abused,
ana n IL probable there N trnth n iue
alatAtnanl mgde Nv the faiiraad Mon
thnt onesthlrd q the pAasenqera on
some rnsds have been payihg 40 fpre
litlRburg GasatlV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
BEN rRANRLINla DAY.
Was Generally Observed Yesterday IN
Massachusetts,.

Boston, Mass, Ian III Tho state ~
MasAaehnsutta and tle city II Boston
united yesterday ID celebrating the s00ih
of Che hlffh u benjamin
pnblie exercises Rere held IN
symphony haH ii che presence III large
company The programme included the
singing 81 historical md patriotic SCI
LOTIONS w a Chorus u pupils from the
iIaston pubic schools and addressed BY
prominent men,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

Mies MAsballs Mas4ea gyisa Wan faF.
~ seasaSHt vat aH fila s4f
ghia sba 'lfsfe, pgaf @ittgt
Dear pQAs, @tiat 4 DitHi
1 waA8sg WfsFs she can w AsF'
tgHHgsF past,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

Free viii IL nat iie liberty % %
whatever ono lkea bht lhe power Al
doing WEhiev0f 0np aeaa ought " nA
done. even Is tbe fGea of otherwise
overwhelming lmnults 'lhepe lies
FREEDOM lbeeea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

iie Reu pfesiisat ~ tho republic M
FraHee nay haee been aamaa aftsf y
eetMia prominent Hattspd pelitioies
ana then aaain nasha not,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

asa Lazarus i8eeasa ths efH
gf sbs tisH 1Hu " igFmeAia nan
F0HlQ We aaY, without isiiiHR q lls,
~ NaH altlgg lhs asgil hie gaw
13EaNa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
q nii "a = unii.

An IFisbman gpafreilna with an
Eoalisbinan, told bin IL be didn't hold
tis tongue Nv would flraHt hin inpeue
trable bend and lst the brains out Of
bis empty skull
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

isafts'a sinking fund ~ aieaatJHe Y
qaiss fespaelaDle proportions, suq NE
esbg Natail4s ii IN IN iAdiyiaNal watches
+ bHHh eatai3Ht,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

Aea u MaAA 81.

9.t II Nfsse Dss
aAN Things s94Rs fgAaa NJ llim VIM
VISITS
Oh DeHsslsf, tiiABlsh stiht
All things aasaH fgaisa N agfBa efa esae
III Ns MAit ieBR aNsakHi
a#phllAHalghlA Ffesa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
4 nflliaaI hnn.nnsf

Tnts Worries 4 AtHae mats understood
Inns other ehaMs Waga HAas
eemg GHFis ~ Il aFs ptsttf good
Ang aoHt Aft pfstsg ba1
MasNlNAlan hlaf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
VERMONT NAN CHOSEN.


Washington, b, q, Jan. ls n, y.
foohey " Burlington Vermont, has
bpeu appointed superintendent 81 etfeet
cisnulng fof This city lie has been as
aistaat superintendent since 1902.
l0nhby a sun 81 " Il 'ioobey, United
states collector II customs AZ Montreal,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

N8mant asn has baea eligAsa W.
p3utendsnt III street d4aping " We
e8uBtfgs citadel sieH ~ eifsH
s#eep
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
80 aanaaa 4hems.lgs..

n woad4 what eaassd Afs rliiltt's
WtiHkiesf
ahhe faHst have Get them worrying
shout them Baltimore News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18

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