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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
FOR SALE in THE Il. Il. CATE Real.
ESTATE AGENCY

Two tenement house "a snort street., six
month. Price. All 13sa
Eotfsxe "a Heckiey street eight rooms barn
and large gardem. VIII sell ior sI,9go only
$40 ana possibly less down. balance SIS every
six mouths. This i CREST chance "a get !
good h0nae for about the same as paging
rent. tTStf
FOR SAIE-Cottage on Park street. exEsn-
SIGN. Six r,uuss ana shed room. finished down
stairs In oak upstairs in spruce. Spring ANA
city Eatag Lei IA rods Nv B rods. Good lat
of Fruit. Price sisa. Halt cash. lettf
FOR sAEE--Egftaee SIX rooms HsFn and
fiaa house Mt II &N feef front hg i5a aesp4
PRICE,, S2.2pQ. sen. sos cr SOD down. balance
SIS per mould. ieitf
FOB AI.F--Famn- Is minutes wAlk ffom
3 arre$ VIII keep 1T y eawe and team Hay
car Win machine Weed enough Tor home
USE Running water til house and harm Price
fer farm, $2ce0 stock, tegls and about v
tons II has S-fA left
Eight-rouu house IN Patterson street. Four
chambers. hath. wired Tor electtie lights, fur
mace. Down stairs finished ia hard Wood and
~ater Price. 500 i51tf
Eight-room house on Merchant street. bath
TWO closets city and we'll water. Connected
with sever. Electric llshfS. Hen house Large
iuf rods hy rods with nice frnlt. TIE loe4-
ton i Just as good there is inthe city.
ncu't fail 70 look this place over Price
ss.en i5sH
IA aera "a lard Voc can huy This place for
ssp0 Half cash. i5suf
FOR the above properties inquire e The
r. 81 Cate Eesa Estate Agents Barre, VT
fIelephane eanuestsWn.g Headquarters Tor
farms aud timber binds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
United States Appeals TO France for
A.d in MOSQUITO war.

Consular agent Hans Dietiker reports
that the textile industries Of Caudry,
France were kept very busy during
1905. Very important orders for plain
and mosquito netting were received from
the United states and many European
countries. On account o. the rapidly
Increasing demand for this class ~ goods
many new machines have been ordered
and viii he Installed this near The
demands for All kinds 81 embroidery Is
also increasing % much that maDufact
urcrs are adding 10 their facilities IN
order 20 satisfy tie Trade United
States Consular Reports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
osTEopArHrc PROGRAM.
Topics to Be Discussed at State Meet
ing at Montpelier. oct. 81, NoF. /.

Montpelier, Oct f5.The program for
TIE seventh annual meeting NJ the Yer
mont state Uste0paihic Association. 10
be held in this city Wednesday and
Thursday, October u and November y,
il Al follows
President address Dr ~ ts Wheeler,
81 Brattieboros clinical diagnosis. Fail
ules ia 0steopathie Practice" Df Il. y.
Martin. 81 Barre, clinical demonstration,
DE-. w. ~ Brock of Montpelier; rDsteo,
petite Procedure of Contagious Dis.
cases. Dr. Il. w Allen. 81 Midalehary (
"0steopathy in Acute Diseases" Or. n.
Nj. LONDON, NJ St Alhana NV Experi.
el,ees,a Dr.. III X. Sherbarne. 81 Rutland.
4 discussion sill follow each paper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
Filtration plant Recommended.

At meeting 81 Burlington citizens
Friday evening thc report of the special
committee on water supply, consisting
of Mayor James H Burke George III
Wright. Fred Iohonn0tt y. III south
wick. +. @. Sinclair, and II ID Mcmahon.
which recommended tile installation Of a
filtration plant 70 purify the water takeu
from Lake Champlain. was accepted and
adopted II II estimated that the cost
oi sueh plant Noud BE- about $4,000
a special city meeting win he called soon
IL act On the matter II Was brought
out during discussion Of the matter
that during the past two months there
hare been forty cases Of typhoid fever
iH Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16

Today's story: Capt Spencer Of The
Church Army, tells this Incident, Hq
asked i convict what he aid foY aliying
when he ieft prison swell IN ss6ine
does M D yea picking aud in gpm-
mer dos BIT q fruit picking and
il tic autumn does bit q 'op pick
ing.r Yes said the captain. skrti
what do you 10 IN the v3ntetf' @W4h
mister, l may rs well be honest nith
yer. IN the winter ! does q bit o
pocket picking" Capt Spencer next
asked ~And what happens thenl7 I'LL,
convict replied Why. comes 'ert
and ioes bit q eakum picking Lon
don Daily News-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

The Grist Mil Cider MI store. Water Priv
iiege Tenement, AID combfued and belonging
az one II the hTIh of So years continual business
y dead and the settlement q The estate IS nee
essary.
Inc main huiidiug IS a two-stoTy front, 81
feet or more ia length, rear nctt river three
stories. Coed wAter power. very river
front for loading and unloading. becomes never
muddy. Store al right 90 10 business. Nrist
min and bone erusher 4ud cider nlilL g0od
place 10 live. Wafer rams into the house Part
the year round from good sPflBg.
Possession can be given ul1Httins time. There
Inquire oi
GEORGE WOOSTER. Adm.. MafshfeId. u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
Can't Get Along Without pages Per-
feetsd Poultry Food

Poultrynen should be careful 70 die
crimlnate between Pages Perfected
Poultry Food and the various ecoadI-
ton powders with which the market
Is Hooded nowadays. II IL not iHedi-
cine IN the strict sense Of the word,
but an honest food which. II the fowls
are otherwise properly cared for. win
return the poHltrymau more TRAN 200
per cent profit Mrs II III blanchard
Of Brownsville, W. expresses the com
mon sentiment Of users Of this food.
She says Il have tried and fed 'Fages
Perfected Poultry Food for two years
and ana now feeding It. VIII say that
l keep from - 10 leo hens and think
l cannot get along without it.
Any one sending bis address on a
postal card to c. s. Page, Hyde Park.
Vt. and mentioning this paper, will re-
ceive by mail, free. postpaid a sample
package OF pages Perfected Poultry
food.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
Blood Poisoning

results from chronic constipation. which
i quickly cured 81 Dr. Kings New Life
Pulls, They remove All poisonous germs
from the system and infsse new life
and xigor cure sour stomach, nausea,
headache. dizziness and collie, without
gripping or discomfort. 25e. Guaranteed
by Red Gross pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
flows This!s

we offer One Eandrsd pollzrs Reward forz any
CatATrh Cure
r. j. CHENEY 4 &C.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. kaye <Esasn =. y, lns-
nev foF the last Is years. and believe him per-
fectiy honorable IL oil business transactions
and financially Ahie 70 carry cut any Obligations
made BY bis firm.
WAtp9. kfSS&N 4 MAHTgw,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Hairs Catarri Cure 4 taken internally acting
directly upou the plood aud mucous surfaces ot
lie sysfelu Testimonials sent tree. Price 70
cents per bottle. sold hy All Drgegists
Take Halls PANTY Piiis Tor constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
Middle NOT Mean.

Ella--T have been reSaing an article
on the chisaIrg u the Mid8le Ages
stellatI think there Is something IN
the idea; ! have always found that
that the middleaged men were more apt
70 offer me A seat in a street ear than
The y0uag fellows were Brooklyn Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
Tourists corruptinr Residents.

A German eonfeetioner would like to
hear from American manufacturers 81
chewing gum. with a view 70 importing
same, there icing quite a demand foF
this article ia Germany every scar from
tourists and resideRts.I ). Consular
Reports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
10 CUBE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed same
way win DandrmE.

Kin the germ that causes dandruff,
falling hair and badness. you viii have
no more dandr1R. and your hair must
grow luxuriantIy. Newbros Herpiciae
not only contains the dandruff germ
destroyer. but II is also a most delight
Eul hair dressing for regular toilet use.
No other hair preparation IS on this
scientific basis Of destroying the dandEun
germs 1t stops ail Irritation. keeps els
scalp sweet. pure and wholesome. Re
member that something claimed 10 ha
last as good win not 40 the work 81
genuine Herpicide. Sold By leading
druggists Send 1ac in stamps for sam.
oie The HerrlnSde Co.. Tetroit. Mich
Rickert a Wells, Special Agents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
TT'SAHET.

Just Dear Little Home BY the
River. the popular song by Chas H..
fessey. 4 selling BIG. Its easy and has
the right swing Good IS waltz for
dancing. Get copy hy mail--only zoe.
c. H. BESSEY, Burlington, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TH2 TfMgs will pHbiisR wanna. Lost ana
Fgund. For SAFE. To Let err.--snorr ADVERTISE
ments--Af the rate o. four lines for dye
cents for the tirst tnsTFtlon and Hve GEMS for
e2cn SUBSEQUENT insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
HEARST STILL FOR RECOUNT.
Says He Expects to Gust Mcclellan from
Mayoralty.

Bath, N. III, OCT i6s~ William 4,
Hearst yesterday afternoon announced
that il be We're eleQtpa gosslzior he would
go straight ahead with biz Aght Zen a
recount 81 TIE NeW York city nsaypFelt j
vote and that he hoped % get i legs
latgre that would aid him w throw
Mcclellan ont OF office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE sagen-ro0m cottage. als IL good
shape, at ~ Maple avenue. Inquire Of Il \.
Jameson q Mapie avenue fsZte.
COTTAGE 10 RxCHAsGE- -For an auto
mobile s@S model Inquire AZ the Il, b. Cate
Real Estate Ageney, Barre Kh lsoff
FOR SAI.E--A m0ael home IN Patterson
street. Contains seven cnByepientiy arranged
rgaMs, besides hall. bath. pantry and closets.
All rooms are finished IN the natural wo0F ana
All rooms OH first a0of have bard Wood liaers
Hense Is heated b hot ait furnace i lighted
hy electricity. aad there are hot and e8ld wafer
connections " sink. BATH and two wash uewss.
There i nice wide porch on front and one
side. Lot i extra large having fF0ntsge Of
about IA feet ARID a depth 81 tGD feet Psenfy vi
room for barn and large garden. Nice lawn
thing nice. and vet not expensive this will
SuiF SOU IBp property b considered worth ~
good judges s252p. and cDlfid not ~ built to-
day for tas amount We offer Il for only
sh9w, y0a photographs III fliis place. II II
sure 70 please Epn For fn1I particulars. in
gliiTe OF the y, A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Reauss and =. Gordon Block, Barre, MI. isstf
FOR sALE--yery desirable home WITH abou
t-2 acre af Land, Consists 81 GROOM house.
which has baen built only i few years. Has
porch On front and one side Good chance %
keep hers This i d very desirable home, and
sh09lh ~ geen 70 ne appreciated. Price So
tV9fH For tuli particulars inquire OF the ID
A. Perry Heal Estate Agency, Rooms ) and q.
Gordon Flock, R4rfs VII i5stf
GRIST MILL FOR SALE 10 g00d f0wu-
Custom work amounts "a atraat 81 Aa per yeas.
And sales ~ HsaE aisa feed 10 ahpat S1sms4 per
year ap0d huiidiug, M4tef power, aisn sgs-g
line engine. New steel IaiIl xnd set af Barr
sfunes. Located IN FROM failFasd btsl ia good
farming community Price, S+.969. tairls one
half cash. Wqaid exchange for other property,
If same Vas desirable Fer fnli particulars,
inquire "a nj A. Perry Re8l Estate Agency
Rooms and Y. Gordon nloeE. Barre VI I33ff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Mrs. Andrew Brown, Of Plymouth
-Four Corners. picked sweet peas Phlpx,
asters, marigolds, and nasturtiums bright
ard fresh III abundance, October Z. The
institutions had been sheltered by tall
dahlia stalks
Mrs. ClaIissa sawyer. of Tyson. who
Il in her 9Ist year. il IN very poor health.
Mrs. SAWYER ~ 4 sister of Mrs. Esther
Damon. 9a wears old, now living ia Ply
mouth Union, the only living Revoln
tionary perlsioner-
Builaine iii Bellows Falls Ii having
something of boom this fall, Several
new h0usps are Ia process of eonstruc
ton, but all are intended for homes for
the builders There Is enough tenement
property there to meet all demands TOR
some time to come.
DR.. j. n. Paladeau has been appointed
health officer by the seiectmen to iill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Dr. III
! 81 Dunbar. II Swanton. Doctor Paladeau
sgent to Swanton from Burlington about
i wear ago. DR.. ( ri Allen had acted AZ
health officer since DR.. Dlnbar's death.
Among the speakers AZ the twenty
first annual state convention of the
/ Christian EndeaYar Society to be held
lin Bennington October 22-24 il Dr
Francis 4. CLARK, Christian EndeayoF
founder. ii II announced that the plans
fer entertainment az Bennington are as
usual. and all who can attend should send
tbcir names u Lester II. Nichols. BEN
inhgton.
Work has been begun upon q carriage
road te the top Of Burke mountain. The
road II little northeast 81 where the
present path now i. Many people, am-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
Up in the Air.

Tried "a Kiss her. and my,
She tow mad, aud exclaimed
Well and you arr too itytH
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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bitians to get the fine view from the top
ut Burke mountain and yet not feeling
mp 70 50 hard climb, viii be grateful to
Elmer Darling. who ii having the road
made. The road viii not be completed
this year.
WHAT was probably the longest will on
resprd MSS this week iled In The probate
Office, saws Greenfield Mass. CORES
poHdent II was copy III the last ties
lament of lr. III a. Smith, VI Brandon
II covers forty legal pages and has six
eodicils, The length ii due wholly 10 the
large number III requests. Dr Smith was
which tonk the will ID Greenfield courts
fDf allowance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
EoR -

F1IfA -t3sEt
Eigat dolhle tenement houses Is teuemenss.
Three CoHt4ga houses
tlne fear tenement nDnss-
Eightv- i've building l0is.
All Of the above real estate Is desirable prop
stty and well situated n tie heart o. the City
uf Btrre. kcf further information inquire ~
John TFow 81 II. A. Phelps s7f
FARM FOR SAE.E-Fne Bancroft farm ad-
SaiaiNg Painted village Il inmates Walk -
creamery. I5 acres. 90 sugar trees. Sums iaiu
her nersr failing water. Also hAek pasture *
~ acres with woodland. AL going 20 be sold
gare Nd E4fcheideg. Adm. iiaH
FOR SALE Best residence iots IN TIE city a.
head 81 French street, View unobstrnctea
clear u Washington street Convenient -
isntil iiaes 90 ryniiey3 Good air dry sell No
SLING required. see plan, AyeFiM Granite
Co., AyeIill Bailding. City. loft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16

Work las been begun upon q carriage
road tc the top 81 Burke mountain The
road II Il little northeast 81 where tho
present path now il Many people. am
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-16
TO RENT.

TO RENT Tenement ef six rooms cn Eraneh
street, llltss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-25
Gin 5ab-Gtllo.
ssssassssss Dtaasinttraseat una ses stnIi

RssasstssS DeaasinnruHeat anS Der stnIab
~ fetmer Grfnenne.
Gin 8etpobner bon Walben, MdT.,
bat Elm reres uno ~eisenartises Wufits
snftrumtnt aus einem 3uderfab onses
ftrtist un6 Is unter Dem Nameu ssaBs
Cello in Der muiifaliiden Delt sineez
fibrt.
Dieie rleuefte g~rfinouns i'm Meidt
Der ebleu Gruu Wauiifa Derbantt ibren
uripring benz hormlofen @piele sini<
ger andben, ipelde In grmdnseluns
zines anberen s3eitpertretbs eth @tids
fob nit ibren Jduiten bedrbeiteten.
Mas einem getp0bnliden Gterblidsn
ala f0renoer Qdrm erfhienen ip6re.
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stnbif4e Ersiben bsoba1tenoen Mans
nes 5u elmer 5tpar unbeobii1tigten,
trotoem uber tpirtungspoIlen Sonz
ttufuns oneiuanoer, 6eren MobltInng
TIN 5u bem @erTude eiiisr Rspro6uts
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7alotor- G%orprboboot.
&eiRMaestesidiieo enbciten uber ete 3tue&.
ss&biefeit GROCER 9~orpeopbapte.


sssm aagemeinen bat man in SEN perz
fditoenen ariegsmqrinen In iiinaiter
3eit Ole SorpeOpbpote INNER mebr
persr0bert uno ieBt itebt man Ioaar
i'm 8esriff, iie tbeiltpeiie nit einsm
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iautt, baB elm sroBes Sorpeooboot Elm
5u sutes 3telobjeft oarbiste uno ooR
fid Elm fol4es Boot Inn 10 ii4erer BEN,
Geinoe nd4ern fDnne. ie tleiner es 1T.
gu ben Werfe9tern Der leBteren Mns
fidt seboren Die Sngenieure Der tpelts
b~eribmten 9bornbcroft gompann,
iensr en9ltfden Sabrif, 6ie fdon au
3etten @tepbenfons in Der Gntpids
lung Der 2otomotipe eine fibrenoe
RoIle fpislte, Die Ole erjten Dampfz
ntotcrtpagen buute, unb Die gu ben Be-
heuten0ften Sprpeoofabrifeu oer Welt
sebSrt. sic bat iebt ein gang fleines
Benainmotorboot sebaut. bos als
Gorpeooboot aussebitbet 1T. SIM pors
beren TbttI oeffelben, Der ourd cine
Shubhdube aus panaerbleh ssfdubt
tn, befinoet ii9 Der 9enainmpfor, 10
ipie Der Steuerdpparat. Ser mittlere
Sheil miro BON benz sroBen uno quer
hurh has sdnae Boot sebenoen gorz
ra~tbsbebdlter fir 9enSin eineenome
men. 3pif4en beiben Sbeiten III nod
plat senus fiir Die orei mann, sic
CUR 9eoienung 6es motprs unb oes
9orpeoos n0tbis ftno unb Die ourd
bte pan5erbaube geidist iperben. Die
bintere 5Glfte oes 8ootes bient aus
l8liebli@ CUR Nufnabme bes Sorpee
Dos. bas atpf9en einem @eftene bon
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eferHsn Gdiensn in elmer qrt bon
Gdeere hdngt. Inter benz Sorpebc,
I'm Gootst6rper felbf, liegt bas Gam
eierrobr. aus benz Is segen oas feinoe
TIDE S4iff abseidofen pirb. Diefes
Robr riro our9 6ieIelbe Norriatuns,
bte sepDbnlid bas Sorpeoo trGgt, ses
pddt un6 feittpGrts iiber Bor6 auss
sti4ipungtn- Der Motor arbeitet nit
feds pferoefrdften uno berleibt Dem
9oOte cine gef1ninoigfeit BON 18
&uuten. Dieie 1T 5toar ettpas serinz
ger. alb bic Der mpoernen ourh
Dnmpfmaf1inen oneetriebenen 8oote,
bod bdn6elt Is fi1 bier ia leoigliA uml
Elm Werfudsboot. Menn fid 6iefes
betuGbrt. 10 iff Der 8du peiterer Boote
borgefehen. Die NIT ftGrterem Wptor
c~usseriittt tperoen uno oemnah aud
f&neIIer fobren f0nnen.
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eta faIimm sersranntes maoaen.

Hnnbe. Mann D0er ,yrau 1T ihnpa
aiBer @efahr, tpenn Budlen's Nrs
ii!ca Salbe prompt angemenoet uirb.
y: ). Weld, Tefoniha. MliG.. iaat:
so aebraude iie beitdnoig ia neiner
NnGlilie unb enpfeh!e tie febr. Be-
&c 0eiliolbe. Is gts. bel s. Ralteper
y Sobn. Jeo. 8. 8. SGmiot. Gi.
nent., un6 Gbolph Greis.
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ton mittelft zines Safes bessiftsrts.
81 oisiem 8ebufe Derfdaffts Ct ff
Gin 3aderfaB. auf tpel9em er cine Nm
sabI geTloioiten ouffpannte. Nod
tpc@enlonsem Grpsrimsntiren sslang
tbm ois 9erittfIung eines Snftrumsnts,
hsm sr eritdunlid melooioie SDne ents
loden uno auf Dem er fosar tlaiEf9s
Mnitf fpielen fam.
3 d Inni nennt man DIE dras
biiHen 0olIblutpferOe, o:ren Gtomms
baum 1000 Sabre aft 1T. sic foren
aus R0nig Sdlomrns Warftau fans
men.
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GROCERY
aommiiHous 6ei&aft.

gStr tlbren ale Hrten uun@rocerles De,
treble, Mebi. SutterftoHen alIer Nrt. S1b
ner.B etsen, 8uderrobr : Sameu, Rafir
Rorn, beutider 9irie unb Seu in @o
eenlaouneen ODER ruenieer.
Btr eriufen nm gonfignntipnen Der
2anbess DrDbncten. SbneIe g~rlebioune
Der @eidh6fte.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-08-11
Opportunity for Young Men.

The demands in all parts of this
country, and in several foreign coun-
ties, for wel-trained men of our race
Ill the direction of scientific and
practical agriculture are SO great
that this institution is willing TO
offer exceptional advantages to young
men who wish TO come here and
Jake either regular or postgraduate
course in agriculture. We cannot
begin to supply the demands that
come TO as for trained men in The
direction of agriculture. The posi-
lions for which these trained men
are wanted are those in almost
every case which pay high salaries.
we wish to get hold of men who
nave received as far as possible. a
good education before coming here
ana are ready to enter on a tho
rough course in agriculture. Per-
sons, however, can pursue the literary
studies at Tuskegee, while taking
the course in agriculture. For futher
information address.
BOOKER t. WASHINGTON
Principal, Tuskegee Intitute.
Alabama.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-08-11
THE ELECTION

The Primary election has been
held aid the returns are all IN, the
aud apathy prevailed throughout
the state. Cullom. the magnam
ious sage of many years. has
been sent to the United States
Senate again. for six years, his
term to expire Mar. 1918. at
which time the venerable old
warrior will be about IS years
old if living. Cullom has carried
everything pretty declsiveIy, and
and the friends of Richard Yates
will accept the verdict without
protest, il might have been "un-
fair" and 1T might have ben fair,
but we bow gracefully to the will
of the majority and look forward
in the future to nobler things.
We hope Cullom S friends will
not feel too boastful but will turn
their attention to old Sangamon
Comfy and proceed to "mend
her. and heal her wounds.
Yates and Yates friends are
not dead, but will go forth in the
future with as mulch gnsto as in
the past. Knowing that every
perspective has a retro spect, we
look back over Yates brief but
glorious record with great ador-
alton. He will rise yet in the
council Of Illinois politics as the
bright consummate flower of our
MONDAY sun.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-08-11

G.. S. Gibbs Of the first ward, for
the part taken in opposition to a
saloon in residence district and
for his manly stand taken on all
questions appertalning to the
moral, intellectual and political
advancement of the whole
people, has deserving won high
place in the cnunciI of Vie Guys
best people. He is a reliable
politician and promising Citizen.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-08-11
Bradford, the Politician.

Edward Brad orr. of the 9TH
ward, is doubl one of he
most ardent polite workers o.
his ward B sdf, rd takes off his
coat and goes or tie men wi b
whom he espouses, with cour-
ge Of Napore o. He is saga
cIousssn nd never retreats, he IS
the star Of Ievee political work
erS and was foe TO The Yates
contingent.
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It's all nonsense to be COZ tin
ually complaining about the
weather-yes' cts hot enough
for us"-hut the hotter it is. the
less coal you have to buy, and
you don't need an over.coat,
oVer-shoes, nor muffler, go on
and be pleased. Winter is just be
yond the fair grounds.
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Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given in
honor of Mrs. l.. B. Minnard
by her husband on Monday eve
ming, refreshmen rs were served.
The guests departed wishing
Mrs. Minnard many happy
hours.
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MoTTo:

1T is no benefit to have given
me something but it is benefit
TO nave enabled me to obtain
something for myself. Emer
son.
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WHEN IN ST. LOUIS Stop at
WRIGHT and BOLEN'S DRUG
SiORE-lce Cream and fine toilets
2333 Mraket street.
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Lynchers Being Tried.

Springfield Mo. Aug. 8. -The
special jury for the trial OF thu
til ee men who are held as lead
rs Of tue mob. who burn u three
Negroes hete A pril t, is b lug
drawn, the men are charg d
with murder in the first degree
The trial is creating various
rumors and attracting large
crOudS.
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Mr.. Steele S place S the fin
est aud best managed Negro buf
fet in the city.