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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21

the very best in the country, and
has suffered only one defeat go far
Next Sunday there will be q very
fine game between Baxter and Ga
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21
A Lesson in Health.

Healthy kidneys filter the i,npuri-
ties from the blood, and unlees
they do this good health is impos'
+ible. Foley's Kidney Cure makes
sound kidneys and will positively
cure all forms kidney and bladder
disease. 1t strengthens the whole
.ystem. Sold by A. h. Kane, drug.
gist.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21
TOTHENORTH AND SOUTH END


BAXTER SPRINGS, KAs., June Il, w.
The Baxter postoflice will be re-
moved to the north end of the city
Iuiy first. trust this move will be
satisfactory to all and will settle
all differences as to north end or
south end. Our little quiet town
ought 10 exist without any contro
versy or sectional dispute. There
is no great boom in either end Of
Baxter, and there never will be I'M
less our people get together anc
work for the whole town.
1 am informed new postmaster
will soon be appointed to take the
place of w. S. Baxter, and we ought
to unite on a good. honest, accom-
modating gentleman. who will give
some attention to the wanls OF the
public, employ intelligent and efh-
cient assistants, tell the truth at all
times, and give us better service
than we have had for the past two
years. ,,r,s .
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21
Gregory Trading Company

Smith in serving. The guests were
served at small tables in the par.
iors, library and dining room. The
bridal party was seated at a large
table decorated with streamers OF
white ribbon reaching from the
chandeliers TO the covers. White
wedding bells, carnations aud smi'
lax were on the small tables ard
festooned the rooms.
The bride was the recipient OF a
great many tokens Of esteem from
admiring friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs will 60 to
housekeeping in neat cottage just
finished by the groom on East Ne
osho street.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21

Married. at the residence OF the
brides parents in this city on last
evening. Miss Myrtle Hodgkins to
Mr.. Leonard Tuthill Of Burke, Ida
no. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. L. Jones, and took place
at @ o'clock.
The bride is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hodgkins'
and lie one of Baxter Springs most
popular young ladies.
The groom is an old Baxter
Springs boy, but for the past two
years he has been in Idaho, where
he lie engaged in the mining bust
ness. He 10 son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Tuthill.
The happy couple left on the
midnight for Burke, Idaho, where
they will make their home. They
take with them the best wishes OF a
host of admiring friends.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21

Miss Mamie Williams is here from
Kansas City 10 visit friends. She
has been attending school In Vir-
ginia the past year.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21

Will make the season of 1905 at
my barns, one-half mile south OF
Baxter Springs; he is black, with
star in forehead, II hands high,
weight, from 1900 to 1900, according
to condition.
Owing to lateuess of getting him
here / will stand him at $1,000
this season. Money due when colt
stands and sucks.
Leon Junior.
Black, with white points, aud 80
good one as you will find any
where.
Terms:-$1O.OO. Same condi-
tions az above.
H. B. WHITE.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21

Queen Alice Cigar q eFanihan'''
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21

rtmakem
awelas mceaso the will sell
sand
CASH ONLY we have three
r1omgm
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21

Queen Alice Cigar at lGrantham's.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-06-21
THE MINES.

Total sale. ........ 24I,Soo .....
Value, Zinc, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-21
Maerlet.

Nie es beiSt. lit es iest iid,er,
oas taglln 5uei Baifaaiersaae smi.
Ihen bier uno 2areou laufen tDerbeu,
Sic RDiten Der County, Ser,
Daltung wdhreno bes peraangeneu
Wonats betrugen So, 751.1l.
Der 8oli5iit O Qntntana unn
Der Slltsmarihaa Nugult s.. Rief.
fer iino angeilaot m0roen. bic BIras
ibafft elmer Srau unterlhrieben 81
baben, Delbe unter Der Nntlage
ltebt. elm oerruFenes 0nus su haIten.
Die Sahe miro 5reitaa nD1 Der
RDmntiiiiDn unterfuht meroen.
- VI. s.. @ulid. pelGer Die Bes
ftern. Union Telegraph GDmpang ne.
gen Nlhtablieferune zines Telegram.
mes certlaet bate. muroen $3.50
sugeiprohen.
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sfatarrb fanu ntd,t .fur,rt ,perpe,

sfatarrb Fam ntcst fnrtrt suernen
enrdb locale ApplleatloneH, oa he ben Gis osr
Rrantbeit niht erreihen tbnnsn. Ratarrb it cine
Blnt= ooer ROHtitutions : Rrantheit, uno UNI lie ~
bellen, mlBt Sbr innerli9e 6,ilmittl nebmen.
Oats 9atarrb : Sur pirS eingenpmnten uno tpirit
eirett aui has 8lut uno Die i4leimise Oberadhe.
Sic wuroe lett Sabrea BON eiaem ber beEen Mer,te
oieles 2anoes peroronet un6 1T Elm reaeImdBiaes
Eecept. Sic btitebt aus ben befcn b~etannten So.
Niea, perbunoen mt ben betsn 9lutreiuigunof nit.
tsln. Die brett auf Die G6leimoberflG5s tnirten.
Sie boltommene 8erbinoung Der 3pel 4efonoteile
II IS. mas iOib' iuunoeruole Heluttate BEL Der 6eis
lung bon Ratarrb beroprbringt. 9aBt Gu4 3sus.
aife unliouf oeben.
3. ). @benep q Co., 2oIsoo. Cbio.
yertauft uon alien Aputbefern, Yreis Is Gents.
Nebmt 6du's Hamilton 8ilen iAr 8erfcpfuna.
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Der 9orgeabrsdsr.

8orbri III bic 0oir unb bprbeii III bic @abL.
unb Nllea i'm alien @eletie.
Dian Iebt mad Der Sreuoe, Der SMt Dber
Qunl,
Rab altber eebtanhlidlsr 8etie.
Ser @ablfampi. Der ianst nit Grbitt's
rung getDbt.
81 heute beiHabe bereeien;
Sc rutro, mus qeta6elt nab tuns man geipbt.
Rad naberem NaB iest aemeien.
So III aud bic Tnir, mu mir Mant1ss
erbiadt,
Dos unS nit 9 rpunn'rung burhorurgeu,
'Uns Iest uieber in bic Beraana' belt
entridt,
Dem @lodentun dbnlif, -uerttunsen
50 iit's auf Der groe rpobi INNER befeut.
Gb 6reuoen, pb 2eib-nenn entid)pun.
ben,
@eoenft ibrer faum bic Ieidltlebige @eft,
gergeieu bic Nuft, ute Die 8nnoen. :
@ut iftes ia fol Benn oorfberbie Gut /.
SOU moH OBJ oes Shuinbens ni4t Hagen;
uno ioH Die gntt1uihung. ben S6mer5
in Der Brnit,
SobaIo er perna, bt, niht mebe traaen.
rlno wenu aud Der Serbft uns bic Blu.
nen 5erit6rt,
unn Stnrme uns b~rauleub un,toben,
Air tuiiien la bod, oaB Der 9ens pieoer.
febrt,
uno 9ofuung. bic hdlt uns tets Dben.
Gin 5oal Drum Der pofnunal Die Slider
eefiat
unb trintt auf Elm fr6hlicbes 8aaen.
uno tuos unS audi ounfel bic 3utunft
umbult,
Mir mOllen es mutig ertraaen.
Bie herrlih i'm @lnie ons zone gtax
Bier ludbt,
Ga 9ldn5et ipie Cob in Der Sonue:
GIN S~Draenbreher if es, Der mabt,
9aB Geto Ilh pertuancelt in 8onne.
Bas iAert uns oas @eitern, mir leben
benz Seut',
Ter AuQenbiid uur ton1mt su Ghren,
unb tuenn ber nur thinner un5 9png
Gtar Ster beut',
Bas tuDueu MIR meiter beaehren2
unb fommt oann has uneild init Fablem
@efimt.
Bas bilft es? Dir t6nnens nidht hinbern,
go lang es uns nidt am ,,xpRe Star''
aebriHt.-
Gas hiift una bic Soraen sermlnhssH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-21
Z q.

Die in Del RiD nefanaen ge.
b~altenen anaeblihen merltaniihen
&euolutiundre maroen u0r ben
Staatsbeb6roen ia Sreibeit geiest,
BON ben 8unbesbeb6roen aber gletd)
Dieoer Derbaftet.
Die WllialDl6nten aus Beaumont
itno in Center e%ingetrDHen.
Sn Seauin ftarb Traa Sophia
DDrOtben M00s i'm utter BON 79
Sabren.
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Muf Setn eaIamt,elDe

bes Eebens iHiumnlern ben etuigen Shlot
n,ele Eauienoe, 10 lhe ben Rampf nm oas
Saieiti nod langer hdtten befeben tbn.
yieH. Sic haben ben Jhrpib nit benz
Tooe betohlt, bic Gedane Dor ben Shaa.
rem Der 5einoe, ben 8rantbeiten. gu uers
ibm6heu. Gin iolhes Stubmittei aiebt
60 Dor alem BEL ben Mageu. uno 9ebers
leioeH. gs limb oies Die nur aus bejfen
BHan5enitoHen bergefenten ct. Bernard
Rrdutsrpilen. bic fir % Gents in alien
Gpotbefen 81 haben finb. SIZE entbaiten
teIne itorfeH Stofe, tuie Auedlilber, uno
fimo beBhaIh audi nidlt lherzudert.
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Jampse stretfbremer.

Die beften 5treifbreher fino Or.
Rina'8 Neue gebens. Bilen. sic
entlheioen Den 9rubel iebr fdnel
uno Die 8lutreiniauneihreit o0raf,.
Gut gegen 8erftOpFuna. Ropfmeb &c.
gu haben BET Nnolph DreiB uno 81.
G0hn & 60. Brels 26 Gents.
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1lnbenndtt.

aaIip, liebes 6ranGsn, i'd babe
beutc mein Qeben nit 10000 Mart
bsriiderH Iafsn. .M6 aein, ous
bdtteit Ou mir nidt Iagen forsn, ba'
NIT mubtsft 9u mid i6srrai6ea.
Sest piro's MIR gar ftine Trevhs E,os
&sN. tpsnu ~ 1u ftSbAs
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Sas Sebea bon Haaseru Butduis &C.
rettet.

Gs fteIIt fih nadtrdalih beraus.
oaB bic 9eras Stranger nnbe 8i0
@ranoe @itp ale in arDBer @efabr
itamebteu. iberiaQeu uno eet0tet su
ueroen. Seraoe nDr Der Nntunft
oes Captain Mcdonald uno ieiner
Geute batten oie Weritaner bieien
8lan aefaBt. muroen aber an ieiner
Nusftibruna uerbinoert. neil lie nuf
6etoer Seiten cine nnourboriualihe
6eria oorfanoen. So blleben iie in
lhrer Buiitiou nno muroen Die Opfer
oer Wanger. Die @luopo sSen3,
penn cine iolhe uar e8, BAT mieoer
etrir.al ibre 8orstiae eeaeiet. Gum
Sertouf bel 9 D.. Stepees&
g bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-21

@TTen psrftntenoe n
8erg bal man untpeit Bona, aI9es
rfen, entoedt. LIN Die Bats bes Ser
gss berum 5ieht ii9 cine tlaffeuOs Gin.
fsrtuns, Die INNER tiefer tpiro.
MeiBe 30 d u { empfinben ben
Meaisl Der A~tmoipbdre pisl idnelsr
als Der Menfa uno fiinoen lie ourd
Aaieteu an, pesbalb man ie In fubs
mariner Booten uno Sunnels pertpea<
bet.
Sn Der mt1tfant@e en-
5taht @era 6 ru3 toItet oag
pfuno ameritonii9e Butter go, Gins
9eimii8e so uno fpaniI&e Butter 40
Gents uno lift oesbaIb ben Grbeitsrn
ni4t susdnsIidt
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GIN 8lutiabr,

Dns Sahr 1908 wiro oer 5amilie
S. q. cadet. alliance, ap., ole Elm
Blutia6r lanae in bee grinnerung
bleiben. &c lhrelDt: 5hmere Blus
tungen Der 2unge brabten MIDI an
Die ShmeGe oes Tooes, biz ida Or.
Sings 0eue Gntoeduna fir hmtno.
iudt nabm uno bnfb ae6eitt mnroe.
@arantiert fir frante 4ungen. Ous
item &c. Bu hoben BEL NonlUb Drei6
uno 81. gDbn & Go. Brei8 SO Gents
unb ST.. Yr0befaihe fret.
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Otto Metfe,

ertttiahiae ReItauratiDn in Shuts'
Gotal. Sans neue Ginrihtuna. Dor.
att1lite 8ahe. 0aes mas bic Sais
Jon lieiert. W1siae 8reiie. Iauti.
lien 40 empfebIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-21

Ole ueberIeaenheit Der nit Der
Waihine aemiidten 6arben iiber Die
NIT Der 0ano gemiihten 1T ihon 10
hdufa oargetan wDroen, baR man
liur Die eriteren taufen ionte. Sur
Die Waidine Tam o~ieienjee @leits
mdBigteit eralelen. Die aeraoe bel Der
Sarbenmiibuna 10 nDtia lit. Bens
Oct Gub an bic ridtiae Auene. 6 b.
Steues s. Sbhne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-21

NaIen' ooer pals : Satarrb ulro
iofort beieitiet uno permanent turirt
ourt ,,Suru Tprmaliu'', (Gimer
q 9lmeno). Sn alien Iputbetep
al bdben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-21
MAJESTIC THEATER.
Satesaatt Nmuiement Co., Gigentamer,
Z. %. @uaaIg, Manager.

TieIe @phe.
Summing Der Sail 8reafer,
&tms-Dsmm 8rrr,
oa5 ~eurppdijTe Munoer.
Die R~smGDiGuten Bero unD 9SiIinu.
Die Brssen 9an;er 9efer anD Quinn.
9eanne 6rr0fs. has l0denos MG0dben.
1ahis aun 9ahis, bic S9littiaub!dnier,
Gsnntae .Watines= greife. 10, 25, 335 unS so Gents
Sbeno Sreiie .......I5. 25. 35. 50 uno IS Gents
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U u II b.

Die fransoiiiden 8olIbehbrs
ben haben eineu porlaufiaeu 8efebl
erlaiien. burh ben amerifaniiher
Shinfen. Sped unb 5hneineffeifh
BON Der ginfuhr ausaeihloiien uers
ben.
SIM fransDi. Departement' 6ers
ault wuroen Die Snpenturs Nufnabs
men in ben Rirden rpieber beaonnen.
ueberau muBten bic 8eamten iiG
nit @emalt Ruanra eraminaen.
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5aODeittrrag wanl6t Sud

Benn SIR Gudl iraenorDs nieber.
laiien woat, tnt ca euttana Der 81.
ME Der
Gan MntDnig & Mram1ae
YaB Sahn,
i'm @arten. Ditritt oes States. De.
iunohett nno alima nniibertruHen.
8iDiae 2dnoereien fir ben Tarr1er.
Wtnrttaartner, Obit. unb Biehsahter.
Beaen @inselbelten ruenoet @uh an
Geo. s. HuptoH. O. 8. g.,
San IntoniD. 9erns.
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cages /. Neutateitsu
SnInno.

sSn Fofge m~ebrtdaigen ihmeren
&egens fino Die uieortg aeleeener1
Staotteile BON 2uuisuiQe in &entudp
iberi@wemmt.
Brdiibent 8ooSeoelt miro Die
Srore our gntlaiiun9 Der fruber in
Br0wnspiue ft~ationierten '9egeriDls
oaten niht t~pioerrufen, tuenn Tim
niht rteue Bepetie fir beren uns
ibulo aebrabt meroen.
Die meritaniide &egierun9 bat
iih brett an Daa Staats.D eportes
ment in Balhinet0n nm Nusliefe,
rung oer in Del &iU eefangeu aebal.
tenen ied8 Meritaner aewanot.
8rieesminiiter 8o0t bat ben
9ransmiifiitppis 8ouareB in Ranias
9Th NIT elmer Reoe er6ffuet, in Der
er auf Den @ert gutter Beaiehunaen
gu Den iiosamerifaniihen Staten
hjnpies.
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DRAUGHON'S
.RMJknaUNpNaGI

San Antonio. Fort Worth, Den,son
Austin, Waco and Ell Paso. AZ COLLEGES
in IS States. POSITION secured on
Money RETURNED. Also teach ny
MAIL. Catalogue will convince Won
that Draughon's IL THE BEST. Dan
or send for it.
o, 3. @eiit, Sabnarss. SOFA on.
9onfton.S traBe. Grbeit aurantisrt.
8ouee @ebiB $500.
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6eiratsaefuh

Do tM MIDI uOr rteirier Sd3mtep
qerrnutter ni@t ,nehr halten fam
i'm 9auie uno beabfiGtige, oieielbe
~ uertaHer. 10 iude idl auf oieiem
Beae einen pafienoen Wann fiir lie.
CHerteu an (folat 0amel. ReNel.
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Solaenoes aabinetftid bureau.
tratiiher Rapier.. Tinten. uno Reit.
ue~reeuouna bat bic 8uliseioirettiOn
3u G~ilbesbeim ben @aftmirten auQe.
itent: B0li5eioirettiDn. Sol ID, Ro.
49, 1852. Giloeaheim, ben Is. Dts.
Der 1906. Nahoem Der Rarlhner'
meifter 6einrih Ghmerotfeger, Sr.,
am %. Wat Cd 1906 ueritorben lit,
10 lit oas Berbot, ibm Spirituoieu
au uerfaufen. erlufben. Die i'm be.
treffenDe Berfiauna tpir6 surii6ae.
en-. Or. @erlano.
Set benz Streit oes M1ubers
hauptmanns BON R6penid 1T man
Dec Uniform aeaeniber etuas FRITZ.
iher aeuOroen, ihreibt man aus Der.
LIN. Beionosrs bic Grau zines Sri.
acknowledgements aus Der G1tbe'
itraBe in @bnrlottenburg bat ihre
2ebren aus Der Gfdre eesDaer unt
lie an - ungeeianeter STEELE anae.
mauot. Bel ihr erihien am WontaQ
bic %3ommiIiion, Die sur Belt bic
Defenanlaaen in alien @otnnnaeu
repiolert, Elm Bplibei. 2~eutnant, cir
Branomeiiier uno elm Shoruneiu.
f%eaermeilter. Man tlineelt, Die Srar
6ffnet une nun entipinnt fG ourd
ben Spalt Der Fir bel uorQeleate,
Siherheitsfette f0laenoer 8isput
| .@uten Woraen -. Bir tuRniHer
bic Oefen in ibrer Wobnuna au Re,
ben!" Die Srau: .3a. tper Sinb 81,
oenn?A 6ulgt @rtldrung. Die Jrau
-0aben Sic oenn 2eeitimatiunen?'
! Der 2eutnans; ,Gber sic feben bod
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
pusINF S. CHANCE.

Mr.. II. L. Sparrow, Administrator Of
the estate Of the late Frank p. Will
lard, has this day sold all the right,
title and claim 81 the estate Of the
said Frank p Willard, including the
gooo will OF the business, stock in trade.
bank account, cash on hand, and all
book accounts that belong TO the meat
and grocery business carried on under
the firm name and style Of Willard &
Dix and located in the City Of Barre,
to John l.. Dix, and the said John l..
Dix has sold the same TO " Il. Coleman,
who becomes on equal joint partner with
the said John L. Dix, and ARE to
continue the business at the same place
under the name and style OF Dix &
Coleman, and the said Dix s. Coleman
are to pay all bills owing by the late
firm Of Willard & Dix and are to collect
all accounts due the. late firm Of vii.
lard & Dix.
Mr.. Dix takes this opportunity to
thank all who have 50 generously pa
tronized the late firm 81 Willard 4 Dix
and hopes, by prompt and courteous
treatment, to merit continuance Of
the same.
Dated at Barre this I'd day Of Feb.
ruary, a. d. 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
THE MAYOR IN BERMUDA
Continued from third page.)

that the next meeting Of the legislature
will have something TO do for US. When
an letters are read, we commence on
Tho Times, and il does seems good to
read its pages. Makes us feel ut home,
Mrs. b. takes one and I another, and
we read everything that comes to us.
Have been busy reading them al the
afternoon, laying them aside to finish
this.
Mr.. Editor, this is another good long
letter, but viii have another yet, as
we have several places OF interest to
visit on the southeast shore, also St.
David's, where there Is another light
house Want TO make one more visit
to st. Georges, as the rain coming on
that day, VIC did not see all we wanted.
Along with this l send you map of
the islands. It is very small, but viii
give YOU an idea of how they are sihi-
ated They look like a big fish hook.
You will see how they are broken up
with bays and inlcts--islnnds seattered
all over the azure waters. There is
one place we have not visited, ond that
Is Fairyiand, where some Of the best
scenery on the island is to be seen.
1t is there where the lily fields are
that Is, the largest ones. 1t Is said
that there can be seen here more than
one hundred thousand blossoms at one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
This Year the Number May
Be $4,000.
THEY SELL FARMS HERE
Buy New Ones cheaper-The Dominion
Attracts Also Many Tourists--Little
Talk of Reciprocity with the
United States.

Washington, Feb 5.--"There il no
movement Ill Canada for reciprocity
With the United States" said George H.
Ham, prominent officer of the Can.
adam Pacific Railroad, who Is now in
Washington, to the transcript cores
pondent Saturday morning. "You know
we tried hard for years to secure re-
ciprocity treaty with you, but always
failed; 50 our trade with You is gradual.
~ growing without one, and Canadians
seem content to leave things as they are.
There II something that high tariff
walls cannot restrict" continued Mr.
Ham, 'and that is the movement Of peo-
pie between Canada and the United
States. You have nearly two million
Canadians in your country, and we have
more than half million Americans in
the Dominion. About one half Of the
100000 Americans have crossed over to
Canada within the last ten years and
settled in the prairies Of the Canadian
West. They are principally from Min
nesota, North Dakota, Washington.
iowa, Montana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
Michigan and South Dakota---all West
ern and Northwestern states.
12h4 WY to thct tVult Detuuse
they sell out their farms at $50, $40,
$50, and S1.oo an acre, and buy virgin
soil at from SO to S25 an acre, or get
it free BY demonstrating. They do not
leave any deserted farms. This year
the number Of Americans emigrating to
Canada will probably aggregate over
$4,000. They find practically the same
conditions existing in Canada as they
were accustomed to.
We have large American tourist
travel, too, and during the heated term
old Quebec, which is a queer bit of mid
dle-age Europe, the Maritime Provinces,
and mountain resorts, are filed with
people from your large cities. The latest
discovery oI any Importance il the
Great Cave of the Selkirk Range, whose
recesses have not been fully explored,
but of which sufficient is known to rank
it among the mammoth caverns of tho
world. In it are huge vaulted chambers,
picturesque galleries, wonderful pass
ages and immense water courses, which.
scientists declare, have been 10000
years at work wearing away the rock
and forming this cave. The Canadian
Government is bridging the streams and
chasms. erecting guard rails at the
steep deeliyities to insure perfect safety
to explorers, and road viii be con-
structcd to the mouth of the cave, where
= shelter or rest is to be built when
he snow melts The cave win doubtless
be in operation during the coming sum
MGR
Our clear, cold winters are delight
fully invigorating, and tho visitors exglt
in the pleasures Of sleigh-Yiding, skating,
snow.shoeing, skiing and tobcgganing,
while they thoroughly enter into the
snort and excitement Of a hockey match
PLAYED on the ice. We greatly enjoy
our winters. The trouble this winter is
that the weather has been altogether
too mild to suit us, and il has not only
interferred with numbering operations,
but has spoiled the outings that club
Of wealthy Americans arrange for every
January through our forests"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
Natice.

Willard G. Smith, who during an alb.
scnce Of 30 years from this, his native
place, has repaired ana adjusted sewing
machines Of All kinds in factories, for
all branches Of manufacturing in cen
trail Now York, and over 700 machines
in Burlington, w., since his return, will
repair machines at your homes, in Barre
and vicinity, making an old machine run
like new one-or no pay. Address OF
leave word at No. 90 Ayeril street,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
unknown Luxury.

The young man with the yellow suit
case stepped down from the stage in the
far Western settlement,
II have Gomez lie announced, ITO get
local color for an article on the SIX
footers Of the West. / would like to
measure some of you gentlemen in your
stocking feet"
'Wall,n drawled one of the big cow.
boys at the stage station, did you
bring them'''
What, the tape measures?"
@No; the stockings. Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. FEBRuARY ). laoe.
TRUE Ice MS. STANDS TRouBLE.

Every bump is a boost, if the bump
diseloses an error. Insurance does not
cost too much, because too much Is
Just enough. Insurance is unique, and
nothing, literally nothing, takes it place.
No other form Of investment or savings
takes It's place OF does its service 57th
year, doing business in AZ states.
The National Life Insurance Company
of Vermont (mutual). Organized in 1850.
s. S. Ballard, General Agent. N. B.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3,
Miles Block, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05
GRANITEYILLE.

Prof Corliss' singing school will hold
q concert and variety entertainment, as
sisted by the teachers in the schools,
ia Solid Rock chapel Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 9TH. All ladies' are requested to
bring boxes and will be admitted free.
The proceeds win so towards the church
and singing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05

time. VIII describe this fully in my
next.
Glad TO hear you are having some
mild weather. Most likely you will
catch It in February and Mash, gen
orally do.
With best wishes to you and the peo-
pie Of Barre,
Respectfully yours,
The Mayor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-05

Widow--If John had only made win
there wouldn't be all this difficulty
about the property.
yisitor-Do the lawyers bother your
Widow Bother me? They almost wor-
rs me to death / declare, sometimes
almost wish that John hadn't died.
London Tit Bits.