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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
BOMB EXPLODED IN ROME.
Arsgno Cafe Blown Sky Machine
Was in Handbag.

Rome, Nov. liza bomb was eypIod
cd In front Of the cafe Aragno. IN the
center of the city, Yesterday. The fash
ionsble throngs at the cafe were thrown
into confusion and one man was seri-
ously wounded. The perpetrator Of the
deed was not apnrehcnded
The people IN and about tho cafe were
panic-striclven They made frantic ef.
forts to escape in the fear that the cell
ings and walls Of the cafe were about
to collapse, and tables and chairs were
oseIfhrown in the mad scramble to get
away. Women screamed and tainted
The large plate glass windows Of the
cafe were shattered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
MANY DEATHS
IN FLOODS
Three Hundred Square Miles
Under Water
WASHINGTON AFFLICTED
The Worst Storm Ever Experienced IN
the State Flood Caused by the
Heavy Rains and Melting
Shows.

Tacoma, Wash, Nov l5. Heavy rains
and melting SHOWS have flooded an area
Of 800 suare miles in northwest Wash
ington, Scores Of towns are flooded and
many deaths are reported. The rail,
roads arc tied up II il the worst storm
and food eyer experienced il this state.
The whole northern Pacic coast region
II flooded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
$1,000 Given Heaton Hospital.

Montpelier Nov i5. BY unani-
nous vote, tile active and honorary
mcmbers Of The Volunteer Hose com
any, which recently dishanded, have ap-
propriated $1,000 of funds on hand for
the benefit OF Heaton hospital This
fund Is 20 be known as the Volunteer
Hose company fund and the income is
50 be devoted to running expenses at
the hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
GRANT AT BURLINGTON.
General Officially Visited Fort Ethan
Allen Yesterday.

Burlington. Nov. t5.-t;en. r. D. Grant.
the department Of the east.
with headquarters At Governors island.
\. Y, paid an official visit to Fort Ethan
Allen yesterday General Grant Is on
his annual tour of the posts in his de.
partmcnt. and Il accompanied by his
aide, Capt a J. Browlcy Last night, he
was the guest of the fort. and was ten
dercd reception At the officers clnb
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs v. G. Goodrich has returned from
visit With relatives IN Brookd,d.
Mr. and Mrs 6 u. Bigelow Of Brook
Geld are ID town, the guests Of Mrs. i.
j Chambcrlin.
Among arrivals at the city hotel to-
day arc NJ. A. Love 81 Shelburne. ~.
NJ Goodwin and S. OBricn, Burlington
Il. Gardner Boston, and Harry Fl. Lane,
Springfield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
coAsTING ACCIDENT.
Joseph Guidiei Thrown firm Sled and
Left Leg Broken

While Joseph Guidic, the nine-year.
old son Of Frank Guidici, was sliding
or Bassett street about noon yesterday,
he struck the mail box pole at the
corner Of Bassett and Foster streets and
was thrown from his sled, breaking his
left leg Just between the knee and the
ankle.
DR.. McSweeney attended the boy and
today he Is as comfortable as could be
pXpected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15

vessel Should Have Reached Sidney Last
Week.

Halifax, Nov 15.--Fears are express
sed that commander Peary may be lost
at sea. The Roosevelt, his vessel was
due at Sidney last week. When last re-
ported by steamer at Battle harhor
labrador the Roosevelt was badly shat
tered by d storm and weakened BY use
The timber braces had been used for fuel
and two blades Of the propeller were
gone. Severe storms have swept the
New Foundland coast for more than a
week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
RUDD FAMILY Dimes.
Sanford II. Entertains 1875 Of His De-
seendants at Reunion.

Bennington, Nov. f5.--Sanford H.
Rudd, So years Of age, native OF Bon
nington. gave his annual dinner to the
Rudd family at Ills home Yesterday. Mr.
Rudd, who has been twice married, was
The father of / ] children, Of which eight
b. his first wife are now living. 1t the
reunion Ia5 of the defendants, includ.
ing all of the children. 50 grandchildren
eight great grandchildren nicces and no.
phews were present; also a few friends
MI Ruld when Young man had quite
"a reputation as fox hunter and ever
now enjoys the sport
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15

The production OF honey IN Middle
bury and vicinity. which is the center
OF the honey producing industry Of east.
cfr United States. will not be up to he
demand this season. despite the fact that
many tons have he.n harvested. Sew.
cfnl cf thc largest apiarists are from one
u four tons short on fell orders "A large
amount Of comb honey il sent 10 the
Pacific coast, notwithstanding the fart
that honey Is produced in large quaint.
ties IN southern California.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15

the house Of correction by the joint
standing committee On house Of correc-
ton
Joint resolution empowering commits
tee on insane To visit state hospital and
Brattleboro retreat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
MILITIA ORDERED OUT.
To Patrol Kennebec in Effort to Ap-
prehend Franeis, the Convict.

Bath. Me, Nof 15- Company G Of
the 2nd regiment was ordered out short
~ after one o'clock this morning to
patrol the Kennebec river, which Minot
Francis. the escaped negro convict, i
believed to be trying to cross.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
GRAND JURORS SUMMONED.
Three Recent Crimes in Washington
County to Be Investigated.

Montpelier. Now 15-1he grand iur-
ors oi Washington county viii be called
together at Montpelier on Thursday,
November 22. to Investigate the poison
ing ease az Berlin eorner,sthe shooting
affair az faystoB and the alleged felou.
rus assault case at NoFthfeld, The petit
jurors are summoned 70 appear next
Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15

The officers Of the newly organized
Vermont Improvement society last night
took out charter under the general
law and the necessary records were made
iii the office Of the secretary of state
This society il now fairly launched and
ready to begin the work for which it
was created.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
Death Of Montpelier Young Man.

Montpelier, NOV. 15~Frank ID. shat
ney, aged 10, died Wednesday afternoon
at his home on franklin street Of tuber
eulosis after a two wears illness He
leaves his parents, three sisters and a
brother
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 15.--Rev.
James Hoppin, emeritus professor in
History and Art, died this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
MADAME GOULD COMING,
win visit America Soon--Count BOni
Has Disappeared.

paris. Nov. 15.-- Count Boni has left
his apartments and cannot be found.
It il expected the Countess will 90 to
America as soon a. she can arrange
about the children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
PAVILION CROWDED.
Attendance at St. Monica's Church Fair
is Increasing

AT the Catholic fair last evening peo-
pie were crowded into the Pavilion ike
sardines in box. A few over 500 ad-
mission tickets were sold at the Office
window and besides many season tickets
were puscfed at the door. The farce,
ia Perplexing Situation was very sue
cessfnlly presented. The parts were
taken BY John Heney. Helen Brown, Ed
ward Scott, Margaret Brown, Mary
Gregg, Loretta Miles, Carrie Burke, Mary
Cray, Eza White, Margaret Creagh, w.
Scott, Howard Miles and William Ma
rion Between the two acts AZ quartet
composed of Thomas Hamel. Miss Rose
Cook, Mrs Z. Il. McSweeney and Will
liam Robertson sang Il selection very
enjoyably.
programen for Tonight
song -aWhen the Right Little Girl
Comes Along Beatrice Callaghan
Limerick Boy"
Z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME

A public hearing viii Pc held il the
coat room next Tuesday evening On the
bill to regulate the price Of gas and
electricity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
Approved by the Governor.

II. 90. An act TO amend sections S68
and s64 OF the Vermont statutes, relat
ing to the instruction Of the deaf, dumb
and blind
IF. OIL. An act TO authorize the prn
Dental committee of the Enosburg Falls
graded school district to issue bonds.
III. ii7 An not TO amend section 3
Of No 1915 Of the acts Of 1885, entitled
"An act TO incorporate the village OF
hnosbng Falls relating to the cleo.
ton of officers
II. 100. An act TO incorporate the
Fairyiew Cemetery association of Paw
let. VI.
II. 1854 An act to amend section
20s0 Of the Vermont statutes, as amend
ed by section ! of No. 50 Of the acts
OF 1902, relating to town officers
II. ITO An act to amend sections
5e47 and 524s Of the Vermont statutes,
relating to the removal OF insane pris.
oners to the Vermont state hospital for
the insane.
III. Is3 An act to authorize the city
of Montpelier to issue bonds for GER
! tain purposes.
RI 23i An act to incorporate the
Vermont Home Telephone company.
IT. 1896. An act to amend section
Of No. 500 Of the acts Of 1904, en-.
titled @An act to incorporate the West
Rutland Trust company" relating To
capital stock.
IT. 247. An act to amend section i
Of No IS Of the acts 81 1904 entitled
An Act to promote tho horticultural
interests Of Vermont relating 70 tile
furnishing Of itemiEed accounts.
H. $40. An act to egalize the quad
rennial appraisal Of the real estate Of
the town Of Fairlee for the year 1906
S. ~. An act to provide for com.
| pIetng. repairing and furnishing The
county court house, jail and other coun-
/ tv buildings in Grand Isle county.
/ Also the following Joint resolutions:
Joint resolution relating TO visit u
state prison by the committee on state
prison.
! Joint resolution relating to visit Il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15

Lost, between williamstown Gulf and
Barre, lady's black fur cape. Finder
please return to Elmore st.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15

Harry Burnham, the returned mem
der Of the House from the town Of
Woodbury., but who was declared ineli.
gible To hold bis seat becanse he held
the position of postmaster, died yester.
day at his home III Woodbury. from
pneumonia. Mr.. Burnham was troubled
with asthma and while ii Montpelier
caught a severe cold which developed
into pneumonia Mr.. Bnrilham was d
Republican, but was not the regular
candidate Of his party IN Woodbury.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

Fluriaa b. EsauE ia fuf magazine.
aad "a lhsF ssn 81 = rsfruaaEr rhaf
uiil trlp thsm ailss. BE- ~lll b. SOD
rhiuE fu4 a. ufsfafF sua iufaiiari.
aai iatsfesfs af tke sfsfr Guran Isl
Tamna s. O. taashfishf and urstii
nII halb af ths Tfihanr rsfahuah-
uiaat sln So aaf a. afs irrur az
CO. feniasaiaf NsEafins ahaai UFf.
uilsI ttfh. zaa tu lac Ciff e. rnu-
raHf hss beea aFsaaissa ta puhHsh .
reHstaas uaEfhif Gel o. kassn a.
Wtsftus q Nassffae. ef shirh uF m
Htafiss frr famuas uaafiss
sItirr $50 ~ 1r. .sifaf Rafruss ta
taIh eatsFpfiass' a. uuef fhrm
~ saaaafsf a aH HshI Co. fuu.
siaa rammsaf aFsa fhF sees e.
FahHstfa aat fs Iaass sffss e. ga
HFs aad .s.lfistaas af fha tsaafrf
taI fte uasstIHa Is ssFl-ssri Feel rirr
as tsa sfaas g. shtisssahir ttiut
IaE aHaa cas- afnh'ras Eel Hf- Ca
aaaI saaiffls sat ..at raafIasiaa. ta
saF nassiaE nf ftf 40 H aara iaf
ftf F.sf af eaHafef tsnF aat ffa
sfasHss aast af .hs sfarf erHar
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

The reeent suggestion Of the At
lanta Constitution that the revival Of
old time reIlgion among the negroes
would cure the tr0ables that race Is
new bringing on the country and
themselves d meeuhg with vide ap
prevail The Lake City Index. among
others. gives Il unqualified endorse
meat. and says that in our opinion
TIE Bible Is the solution Of the race
problem. u there IL one" Yes. and
that old book Is tie solution Of all
other problems growing cut OF san.
for the white man no less than the
negro. bat how TO apply the solution
80 as 70 SET quick resnlts-aye.
there's the rub
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

The season Of Gres IL a. hand and
~ many stoves and areplaees are Row
being lighted ap for the arst time
since last Water, it - well enough
20 take some ~ise precautions which
may prevent disAslroas eonaagrations
OH this point the BeFHniak Breeze
SAYS:
"A IRE ahOald asyeF Be started In
= chimney after standlng uaused for
some time without having q careful
~ examined See that all stove pipe
ioiais are In Eood eoadition. pSrti-
eularly u they are where they can
not BE- readily seeR. a little extra
PFecaation may save y0a a severe
los"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

seaatoF rilman has besn aoiag
soms hard thinking oa the race pro
bisn here % late and In his recsnt
spsech az Aasusia. Ca. BE- sanodacca
ths soiutisa hs had discovered a. tot
lowa So aid tkai the tims nd
cons whsn tte south mast act. snd
suggested tte adopiien of q Earoacaa
passport system b. Walsh sach person
musi have . csFlihcais 90 sod ekar-
aeisf bsfors moving from a ruzidsacs
o. homu. ug osioFe oeiaH recsiasl
30 s~nes seCtiua End tkai any pes-
SEA sithoat sara oeFiiaaais 49,
pFisoaed Ihis faio % b. enforced
81 10 whifes aaa biacka allie. -
cauas the f1fterHih Ameadmeui peg-
miftsd Ro aiarFimiaafioa. saeh . raia
soaid 80 80 aa Undesirable stats %
aasiFs iu tte sesih sad BE- siii arxur
b. adeHied Tbs seaaiur has anoihef
think camiuE un fhr raee gFuhlasa
ftr simpiu safaTrEmeuf al ths vaE-
Faai iaa soaid heai a. urman piaa
Ga haiius
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

TIE oodF of an unknoBn wef1e
man ffom shoss sheisten nearly All
ne aeaA ksd eesn piekcd b. ne bus-
aaras. was fosnd In q hammock q
fes dsys csc. nsaF Stay. IN Tits state.
A halt smptied iaaaseum bottle near
~ wns ths cireumstansial proof Of
suicide. aad t2s IN cash i0aHd IN the
eiethiRg showed that some deeper
sroubis than poverty had driven the
peor fsllos 10 hls death. A maa
with enoagh imagination could make
this Krucs0me ind in a lonely Flor
ida hammock. the basis foT q great
story.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

The bleEess ESTATE of ne eampaizn
On the dTaiaaEe issue b srheauied %
take plaee In lsoks9avilis aext Thufs.
day. the tsth. when ths EFusi iasaa
viii b. discussed b. Gossraos nFe-
ward. f0T the Amsndasal aaa Nee
John q heard aEaissi b. oa ths ieth
In OCAis. these txo Eisdsaiers sili
also dsspute ever ths ans guesltan
and thsy are safs of a hiH snaisnfa.
Cor ne nes Marinn Coantg eaari
koase Nfli b. dnfiratsa oa thaI aag
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

live OAK h q good name foF . live
town that IL % deeply ro0sed that b
can stand any financial storm that
blows. -Times-u nion
And that Is Iasi the kind og tosn
we've SO, The solsd. deep-FoOted i've
oak h Indeed q good symboi % car
city and h IL highly saEEussiEe of the
staying Qualities thar have Eissn us
afth place In TIE Fiorida oeasss aad
win enable rs 90 Keep a.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

Nognlng could - meTe aemsrseie
N iss way shaa ne Sac spirit STA
whlch TIE Mismi Mssropoiis accepts
me dsleas 81 tis eensHs hopes and
consoles precedcnee 70 1--we oak a.
lhe afth elu q Florida. = Positloa
uhieh d hsd foadiy hoped might b
Given 70 Mani But the Metropolis
has full faith Ia the future % lfs
splendid little home city, sna accept-
ins ths esures withoat dispute Or rs-
plains. makes ne best Of the sitaa-
tion ip q cheerful spirit worthy Of all
praise. The Metropolis has been no.
tiag the reeent eontentioa 81 the Lake
City Indcx that Lake City vas enti-
lied to hftA place. and au0ting oar
reply 90 that contention. says:
The Democrat Is right 10 Miami
failed % make nth place and Live
Oak bad pr0yen herself holder Of
siAihs sne must ADVANCE 4 PEG and
take the empty honor Miami had been
holding, PsadiRs the return Of her
census. u there Is any contention 10
raise Il IL between Miami and Lake
CITY. but Ne don't care 20 argue the
question Of population OF a rap about
the question Miami occupies. We are
several thousand smaller than Ne had
thought for In Numerical strength.
but In progress aud enterprise the
Magic City sets q pace that holds FIRST
place. u Is growing. TOO. and maybe
when another census Is taken there
viii be no occasion to discuss her
pOpulatloh--it sill be 80 big"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

TIE Naiiaual iiemnrfalif piaffi.F ID
EAoald b. patsnted eT eaayriahifd o.
ethsrSiss pruisrfcd n h e. o. o.
secsfed aaaiasi aspuhligaa sulfasrh.
meats rhsy sials saf Faiifaaa fsls
fsusiaiioa pishk sna sss esnsss e.
ss@s fFom NashinFtea thaf A.
Roosevelt h sefiiaa feaal BE- asfiafs
fas ear incams tas A. nFFaa 49,
beee acina thr toavF thiHaiaa e.
both the arust usfiias o. "a issI
Zen Sears
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

" zee happrn o. b. thinkias ~
biaaing on ~ csairari o. mEaiaF
~ faaaus canal taf tath $50
aaaf larEsi 49, fsa mass hate al
iessi steee see asai,abis lssilsl a..
fore yaur ~ uiil b. CaasialIs1 staf
yea masl pai 80 . osftiaad rhslt g.
t9oe zee Wilh Ioar 30 $50 fkaf H
Yea Eei tas eaafraFi sos Haal Hsake
a boad taf g. zee seo &C. Faa cess
80 "a 81 thr-s thiuEs auar be aa
tAs feh
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12
JUsr LIKE rHE DEMOCRAT.

JUsT LIKE THE DENOCRAT.
The actual mOaey vaiae 70 q con-
munity % q arst-elaSs pshiishinE
plant. printing live daily newspaper.
several weekliea and turning oul
great Quantities of high-class Iob
work - appreciated b. comparatively
few people And yet saeh an iBsliiu-
toe 10 one q the important aRd soiis
factors In the prosperity OF a tosn
Il b an Industrial plant in the besg
meaning % TIE FhFase. riyinE dirsCi
proeiabse employment % auite q
numher ~ people ana focuEsing Nids
aiiention npoR he tosn itaeif b. ths
disiFibasioa % lts prodaci over q
large area 90 eouHiry. 90 say noihinH
of the tuauence steadily szertea In ~
bali of the community throaEh iis
daiiy and seskly pshiicsfions tivr
oak has iusi aaeh co estabilshmani
10 ne piaas aad pussisstlgns 81 ths
live Osk Pahlishins cempanY. bui IA
b noi % FsfsF alreetiy 90 this con.
pany thsi 80 uFite this aFiiels. sIi
% osn atieasioa o. . sefY simiiaF
enieFFTisa ia ~ AaEusiina uhere thai
exselieat Flofiaa dziiy thr nrruFd. b
pubiishsd Ths nsrofd b. keaping
epen house fur fhs pHbnr ias uos
sd iaFiiinE aa inz4cciiun af b.
hasutifui pisat sd 81 Be- easr b. 90
wees murh uke eur zee. 80 fsHra-
daes what b ssgs on ths sshtrtt 81
thai unr paupis hefs in i4ts Uas aaa
sauaaare eaaulg wag So asllsr
iass ~ the saius 80 = cummuuiiy 81
e 49,. uP-tp dsir pftniiua rlaai q
vsfs hiss ~ asafui inaasfrf Fhe
hasaTa 49,
aams hanarets af riftEras t8
tisiiins ths heesrd pisHi aa Nsada1
asiasa "a atast isfriHernf iaes "a So
HaasH'faae 81 this infssIrf auf ri Ht
saiae ta ths ounmaHsif Haus ~
lhess $50 tiesea sts tafieas a..
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uaaFhlarff sfafef $50 $40 49, anf
SIS fsiHfFFl r..sCegfiah af thf imHaff
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faIt Il eaIifisa ts a. ssFaarf af ftF
ss.a.Haniis aas anB fnf e. essFf
iaals 81 Be- sert hsf atsa fn rrraFn
D. a. teaeafs H rsnfrra nn fhr rIIr
. ia alsFsfiss e.aaf uf ftfs aafarr
sna as H $50 81 uaaa.s.sH Ia
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

Sdiior ApB,FYaFa az a. las gnf
tnaex. $40 = "a tefm uf isffmEff
with Zee Fraut Aasms - fasFr
dlsgases af its faafeF fhs4 fHaf
esutieuan b ta o. naaaiasif CO.
ne uuitst STATES seuafr fua f.srs
ksass la iss foliesias rsrasraFh
'sFes psussaai selsiiaas "a tts "a
tar Of thg inark asd ~ AsaHa afs
vsry sioss. aad 80 bslsFs 81 uauif
knsu saaethiaE asaai b. b. 81 asrs
trsa Aaskss. 90 . Fist Wuu tste
tkh oppuFtanltI n saF ~ Aaama b
nsl q ean9l4sta
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

In TexaFkaha. TEXAS. the other day
the negroes lyheasd one Of their ewn
race Tor criminal assault on q negro
girl Does this compliCats o. aimpii-
~ the 'problem?"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

IA Raf esq snsF IL n. .r
aaftsa af aH aaaHsafr ra Hfrw
atEsl ~ 81. tsIstas aHFksi. IL .f-
N,afsfauEaf Esalhrf haresH H
tsEHsusFllis So saski ta bsts ssae
asarrf knaaassss - a. sshar 4
uss aalsaFHF 49, ish assaaus
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

'Peneilistie siuhts" IL Editor Ap-
plsyard's picturesque PHRASE f0E the
psOssle work Of grinding cut o0py Tor
the printer. Not bed.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

Ew M<mh<r q CgagrVsA nd CoaTrrnHsnaai
Distrtcts
PRANK CLARK. q calunhaa.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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CHAS A. PARKHIiI- 81 Eacalnoia
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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NEWTON A BLIICK. q Levy.
HUDSON BURR. 81 D1ds.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-20
BUSINESS IS FIRST CLASS.
But Car Shortage at Neosho Falls
Makes Trade Trihe Slow.

Neosho Falls, Kan, Nov. 20.-The
first statement of the reorganized
Neosho Falls bank was issued this
week at the call of the government and
it is certainly a very gratifying one for
two weeks record. The deposits reach
the sum Of $4,000 and the other de-
partments show equally well, there be-
ing some $4,000 cash on hand.
Speaking of the showing. of which
he spoke with pride, Mr.. Brumbaugh
said that the car shortage is hurting
the towns business. There are hun
dreds of loads Of hay, corn. wheat and
other farm produce ready for ship
ment, but during the last two weeks
it has been practically impossible to
get a car. When the crop is moved it
viii bring many thousands Of dollars
here and put life in all the channels
Of trade
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-20
SUES THE cry FOR s525.
Mrs Dawn TripPed and Fell Over a
Brick at Pittsbrrg.

Pittsburg, Kan. Nov 20.-Nfrs.
Andy Dawn has. filed a damage suit
for 1928 against the city in the dis
trict court. The petition recites that
on the 18th day of August, 1905. about
II o'clock in the evening, while she
was walking along East Seventh street.
between Locust and Elm streets, she
tripped and fell over a loose brick and
was violently thrown down upon and
against the loose brick and against the
sidewalk, by reason of which she sus-
tanned severe bruises to her face and
was wounded on the right side Of her
body and that she has suffered a great
deal from the injuries and is not yet
recovered from the injuries.
The petition states that the city is
brought in as the defendant because it
allowed the Pittsburg Vitrified Paving
& Building Brick company. who had
the contract, to allow the loose brick
and other distractions to remain on
the sidewalk without a signal light.