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postnoned One Week.

San Francisco. Jan. 2S.--The two in
junction suits in the fight for better
terminus by Western Pacific railway.
which was 10 have come up for hear
ing before Uni.ed States Judge Nor
row Monday. have been postponed for
q week. II is rumored negotiations are
pending between the Southern Pacific
and Western Pacific for compromise.
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EXPLOSION CAUSES PANIC.
Engineer Killed. Lady Hurt and Hotel
Is Partially Wrecked.

Is Partially Wrecked.
Chicago, Jan. pa panic among the
guests of the windemore hotel. Fly
sixth street and Cornell avessef Vol
loved The explosion early OF fSetealn
boiler in the basement. which resulted
in the death OF John Rapkock, engineer,
and the injury Of Mrs. Gala May Au-
gust. The explosion partly wrecked
the hotel building and damaged ada
cent residences and buildings The
guests Of the hotel were left IN dark
ness by the destruction OF the lighting
plant. and many were obliged to await
the arrival Of the firemen. vino batter
ed down the doors Of the apartments.
Fire followed the crush. but was soon
under control. The damage was esti-
mated at $4,000.
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Family Fever Afflicted

son. the sixtecn-yea old son Of Rev
J. q. Sisson. ex-county commissioner
died Wednesday at the home Of his
parents Of typhoid fever. There were
four children IN the family sick with
typhoid fever.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-23
FRreHTFUL FALL.
ealloonist Drops Twenty-Five Hun
dred Feet to His Death.

O@'SS"'St ~ OPS "eHSy-TlNe nun
dred Feet to His Death.
Wolfe City. Tex, Jan. 23.-Before a
large audience OF Mortified spectators a
young man named LIMA Cooper. a res
ident Of Clarinda. L.. fell from the
trapeze bar of balloon when about
$500 feet in the air and struck the
ground with sickening thud. His
body was frightfully mangled. He was
to have descended with a parachute.
and It is not known whether he failed
to disconnec' It or became frightened
and lost his hold on the bar. as this
was the young mans first effort as
balIoonist.
The team Of q farmer named McGHI
ran away. McGill was kicked by a
horse, and his skull fractured fatally.
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Eeu,dor,s New Pre,idnnt.

Guayaqull. Jan. 23.-Gcncral Aifaro
has been elected president. He is at
Quito. The capital. Vice President Mo-
reno. who also claims 10 be chief exec
utiyc. has his headquarters here A.
faro WIS hc.,d ar the revolutinnists.
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Two Killed. Two Injured.

City Of Mexico. Jan. 23.-Two men.
n locomotive engineer and express mes
Eenger. were killed outright in n COL
lision between a passenger and freight
train on tho Inter Oceanic railway.
Two others We're severely injured The
baggage car contained $500. 900 for ex-
portation. but none were lost.
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Private Car Burns.

Houston. Jan. 23.-The private car
"Francls" on the Katy burned early
Monday morning at Holland. The oc-
cupants narrowly escaped with their
lives. losing clothing and jewelry. The
occupants were homeseekers from Iowa
End Illinois.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-23

DR.. F. L. Davis is now extracting
teeth with the use Of cocaine by In
filtration, making q safe aud painless
operation. Offices over Palestine Hdw.
Co., Main street. 7s-tf
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warmest Without Exception.

Boston, Jan. 23.-In the greater part
OF New England the weather conditions
were remarkable Sunday. The official
thermometer in Boston registered SIS.
which is the warmest January day,
with one exception, in the history Of
the local bureau.
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seven passenaer, lniured.

Memphis. Jan. 23.-The Rock Island
passenger train No. 3 was wrecked at
Riceville. Ark. early Monday. Seven
passengers were injured hut none seri-
Busly. The wreck was caused by
Naehnmt
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One Year For Editor.

ST. Petersburg, Jan. 23.-Editor
Sanvarin or the Russ Is TO be imyris-
oned one year for publishing the work.
mems manifesto.
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~. story euiIdino Rurn..

Philadelphia. Jan. 23.-A nve-stSry
brick building. a portion of the plan
Of the Pencoyd ironworlSs. was destroy
ed by fire Sunday night The building
was stocked with patterns and machine
cry. Loss IS estimated at $4,000
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Draaaed to Death.

Henrietta, Tex, Jan. 23.-The little
son OF A. r. Masters, seven miles south
was riding horse with harness on.
The animal became frightened. throw
ing the little fellow. He became tangled
in tie harness and was dragged to
death.
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Warn wn...

Washington, Jan. GA warm wave
which scores the highest record since
1890. prevailed Sunday throughout the
region between the Mississippi valley
and the Atlantic coast Its crest was
In Ohio, registering IS.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-23
TIE coxsrrrur1oN N 1872

that the old frigate Constitution be
either broken up or made an object
for target practice. The petition sug-
gests that It might not be many years
before a new Constitution as invinci-
BILE as the old would travel the ocean.
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overcom. bx Aeat IN ohio.

Cleveland, Jan. 23.-Mrs Sara Berg
meyer. a neshy woman. who had walk
ed several blocks in the business dis
trict Sunday, suddenly became over
come by the heat The thermometer
Swistered II. the hottest January day
80. decade.
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Wade Acquitted.

Washington. Jan. 23.-Ensign Charles
T. Wade. charged with responsibility
for explosion on gunboat Bennington.
in San Diego harbor Cal. some months
ago. has been acquitted by courtmar-
tial
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THIRTY DEGREES BELOW.
Breckenridge, Colo, Surely Has Some
Frigid Weather.

Denver, Jan. 29.-Thirty degrees be-
lev zero was reported from BreclSin-
rideg. Colo. Sunday. In Denver at 10
o'clock Sunday night it was 10 degrees
above.
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Mill Demolished.

overton. Tex. Jan. s3.-While grind
tng corn at Christians mill the mill
rock was demolished Mr.. Christian
aad a leg broken and several other men
we're also hurt
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GOT MUCH MONEY.
Bank Safe at Dale Blown Open and
Considerable Cash Taken.

Dale. Okla, Jan. e3.-Safe in Bank Of
Dale was blown open early Sunday
morning and $500 taken. The rob
bers were unable to wreck the safe un-
IN after four charges OF nitro-g lycerin
had been used.
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Bracket Tex. Jan. 23.--An Angora
goat. valued NJ t1.5Oo has arrived from
Africa The animal has been taken &C.
the goat ranch Of f. l.. Witte 4 Sons
eight miles northeast. This firm has
5000 AnEor1 goats. .
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FOR OLD IRoNsIDE3.
Immense Petition In Behalf Of Historic
Vessel Presented.

Washington, Jan. pa petition
signed by 10000 people of Massachu-
sets has been presented President
Roosevelt protesting against the rec
ommendation of Secretary Bonaparte
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Broke All Records.

Pittsburg, Jan. 23-The temperature
Sunday reached "A IL degrees above
zero, breaking previous records Cor
january in shls region.
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Shot THROUGH Heart.

Sinner. Tex, Jan. PA young man
named Jaromis Krick shot himself
through the heart, death being instsn-
taneous.
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A coated tongue, foul breath and
clogged condition in the bowels sug-
gests the use OF Prickly Ash Bitters.
Ii Is Just suited for such ailments.
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BLEED TO DEATH.
Aged Man Sewers an Artery In One Of
His Limbs.

Lawton. Okla. Jan. 25.-winis Pat
terson. aged seventy-two years. killed
himself by cutting an artery in one Of
his legs. and bled to death. Mr.. Pat
terson was living with his son on an
Indian allotment eight miles northeast
OF Carnegie. The point at which he
inflicted the wound was some di~.ance
from the farm home. and it was seven
hours before his body was found by his
relatives.
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BOLD BANDITS.
Line Up Six Customers, Rob Cash
Register and Kill Proprietor.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Walter c. Cargia-
tieg. a saloonkeeper. was shot and kill
ed by two robbers at saloon. SOS Noble
street. Sunday night Six customers
we're made 10 stand in line while the
robbers rifled the c.sh register. The
proprietor seized one Of the masked
men and was shot Il zee times by the
other. The assailants escaped.
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Earthquake Shock.

shock was felt at Cumana. in the state
of Bermudez There was no damage.
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BURGLARS BIG HAUL.
Enter General Store and Steal v asst
Quantity Of Goods.

Texarkana. Jan. 2S.-Burglsrs effect
ed an entrance into the general store
at Red WIter, sixteen miles west Of
here on the Cotton Belt railway. Of
f. T. Page and took about $500 worth
u goods. principally mems shoes.
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burdensome -charact slIga-
ton necessary 10 discover Whether
among 5000 persons there may be any
one who has an interest in land in the
Philippine Islands. I respectfully re-
quest further instruction cf the senate
with view of possibly narrowing the
scope OF the inquiry in accordance with
information or report on which the res
olution was presumably based so that
q fun answer may be made by me in
shorter time than four months. SO far
as the investigation as to ownership OF
lands in the Philippines by officers of
the navy is concerned beg to point out
that have no jurisdiction to make in
quiry with respect to them. and have
accordingly forwarded a copy of the
resolution to the secretary Of the navy
for such action as may be deemed
proper"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-23
SUDDEN CHANGE.
Thermometer Takes Decided Tumble
In North Texas.

In North Texas.
Dallas. Jan. 2S.-From II degrees
Saturday to 25 Sunday is the weather
report in many parts of North Texas
for that period. Sunday there was
rain, sleet. snow, thunder and lightning
Snow fell all Sunday night, but owing
to the damp condition of the ground it
melted.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-23
BALTIMoRE's BIG BLAZE.
Block Destroyed by Fire and Losses
Are Extremely Heavy.

Baltimore, Jan. 2s.-Shortly after
midnight Monday morning fire broke
out I'm the extensive plant Of the Balti-
more Chrome worl Z. covering bout
block. II burned until 1880 o'clock
Loss IS about $4,000
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General Wright and Commissioner
Forbes. both of whom are now in Wash
ingto~. and cabled to members Of the
commission in Ianila for statements.
replies from all being transmitted. Mr.
Taft then said substantially that when
he was civil governor of the Philippines
he investigated reports of members Of
the commission acquiring lands and
found the reports to be untrue. News
papers publishing charges made retrac-
lions. The secretary said there had
been at least 5000 army officers in the
Philippines since the American assa1.
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Nitrifind Rrink Pavinn.

Greenville, Tex Jan. .. -Busiuess
streets are to be paved with vitrined
brick
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-13

tion Of the gospel, as well as his
zeal and esrnestness for the saliva.
ton OF souls. Attentive audiences
hear him at every service and the
evidences multiply that the CON-
munity is being deeply impressed
Rev. HALEY gave Bible read.
ing with comments on THE
Devil" yesterday morning, and
will continue the subject at the
morning service today. He
preached last night on Salvation
Through Jesus Christ" There
we're three additions to the church
by letters, Mrs. Loftin, Mise Sadie
Loftin, Mrs. Lujie Allphin.
Rev. T. T. Martin, the evange-
list with whom Rev. HALEY is
associated, will arrive from Rock.
dale Saturday and will preach at
IL a. IN. and 500 p. m. on Sun
day. At 1890 Sunday morning
he will address a children's mass
meeting, and all the Sunday
schools Of the city are invited to
attend in body at that hour. An.
other special meeting will be held
at $3.50 Sunday afternoon, to which
everybody is invited, and at which
time Rev. Martin will speak on
married Life; It's Present Day
Dangers and Evils"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-13
THE JUMBO DISTRICT.

The 18th congressional district,
or Jumbo district, as it is some
times called, extends about 500
miles east and west and 400 north
and south. II contains 81 coun.
ties and is larger than either Della
ware, New Jersey, Maryland or
any of the New England states ex.
cept Maine. The greater part is
sparsely populated and much Of it
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-13
is withou, railroad facilities.

40 WAhAONN sesAsN@1 seNsAhN's
To make a thorough canvas Of
such a district lie a Herculean un.
dertaking, yet J. F. Cunningham
Of Abilene, who is after Congress
man Smiths job, is doing il, aud
has already accomplished more
than three. fourths OF il. He has
travelled by rail $3.50 miles and by
private conveyance 1855 miles.
He has been entertained in hotels
in private houses, in tents and has
camped by the roadside under the
open sky. He has expended so
far over sll00, and he estimate.
that his total expense account will
amount to a, least $4,000, allowing
nothing for his time and loss OF
his law practice. Mr.. Cunning
ham is surely In earnest in his
effort TO 90 to congress.-Alpine
Avalanche.
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No Good Friday Closing.

New York. April l2-The governors
Of the New York Stock Exchange
voted not TO close the exchange on
Good Friday. This is the second time
In the history Of the institution that
II has failed 10 close on Good Friday.
the previous occasion being IN 1895.
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REVIVAL SERVICES.
Evangelist Martin VIII Arrive Saturday
and Preach Sunday.

Rev. J. +. HALEY is doing a
splendid work this week in the re-
vival at the First Baptist church.
All who hear him are impressed
with the strength Of his presenta-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-13
NAMED DELAWARE.
This VIII Be What the New Battle.
ship May Be Called.

Washington, April 12.-President
Roosevelt. Secretary Bonaparte and
Senator Alice OF Delaware had a talk
about the naming OF the proposed
great battleship. II was agreed prac.
tically that unless congress should
require specifically that the vessel
should be called the Constitution, she
would be named the Delaware.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-13
TRAIN pERAILEp.
Engineer Loses His Life and Fireman
Is Severely Injured.

Superior, Wis. April IA Great
Northern passenger train. eastbound.
was derailed near Cass Lake. Engi-
neer Oakerly OF Superior was killed
and the fireman was severely injured.
According 10 Great Northern ofiicials
In Superior. the passengers suffered
nothing more than a sahking up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-13
PROTEST MADE.

Resolution Adopted by the Lumber Men
al San Antonio.
San Antonio. April I2-Lumber Mems
association adopted resolutions protest.
ing against the action % the Yellow
Pine Manufactursrs' association in
making grade changes IN lumber.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-13
If BLUE SERGE hits your
l fancy for a new Spring Suit,
our "SCHLOSS SERGE" is
the thing you want.

Nothing better than good Serge---styish
and shape-retaining, We warrant ours fast
color and all WOOL The way the Suits are
made up will open your eyes to the possib-
tiles of good tailoring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
Gslasa wsa.ssg AnnivsEsazy


A veEy pleasant gasaeFing took pAzee
as the hnae sg Nj. an5 Mrs. II. L paxe
ar Essex Genter TxaeS&ae afteTnaaa aad
evening, aare ~. iii konog Ill thpir
Nst5esh rl&FFisge anniversary NeaFly
0ae hamGrNa friends UNA Sei9 haxs wsse
Yvesens. TIE afteywnA wNs giyea "
ealis ana visiting ax~xheix haEe ~
sFisnsas ana nHs sssrs ana at xea tizns MI
sent u TIE fsFAn@e ASH nest On wheFs
. b0antif@E spread WAS served Nearly
aa FenaAinesl I'll slss halI far shs eTealng
The Rev z. T. Abbey M4.se sanse xegy
appSeex7&te rsrnseks 4 song ensIsik1
Fifty Wears 49, md Conn FssseA Dill fAs
kite gaAanes Aans9n. " goisAssssx. was
FeHders6 bv i gaarfntre Mrs. Page EAeu
sFokp yeFy feelsuesg
MF. Pe was horn Iii Essex ara i
- ysars os3. i farnEsr Rntii Within 4
few SEARS AmSi nv new carries nis sgpply
of caantry pg0sauee 81 Eslyliaxson fwice
q week Mrs PAGE was bora in Nest.
faFsi and il III wears DILL BoFh af theHn
aFe active MeRtheT~ az the fsgaRge. et
WHOA AErS Page Ass heen caapsain SINCE
its 0rganiraeiSss- Ihay were nsyrinH ia
Fasrfax flftx ysarS ag0 BY the Rev Mr..
Easzr. noseS pEeacler I'll his dsv
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John Middlesky, a mammoth Indian
who weighs son1e 500 pounds. and
stanas six feet high, has lately heen
thirsting fer the gore ~ The retired
champion pagilist. James u Jeifriess
He has not set beer thoroughly test
ed and no one takes seriously his pre-
tensions that he could beat the boiler
maker or any ether good man. But
10 have an Indian in tile ring i az
event.
No reason exists Why the Indian should
not be great athlete Generations 81
life in the open air argue Tor him Al
athletic yigor Many tales and legends
survive showing how in the hvgune day.
the lndian Was capable 81 prolonged ath.
letie tests particularly u the way Of
running. The redskin Il natural born
distance runner, and uheR willing, i.
tireless,
In the six day walking matches of 4
few years ago. the Indian, Davis. was
always conspicuous, and in enc Of the
later team events cmeFged member
OF the winning pair. Boston Globe.
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Tesa Hsys, capitals "a Blrlirgtcn's
leaaAnt Winaiag NsrsAevn lsasns senn
The past ssason. j. ragiug god with All
heny I'M the Nsw York State Leag7e-
LAST wepk playing azalnst wiEkesbarts
il aenase heazer. Hays made enc Ait
3si one rim id tie first ranse ana two
hits and TWO Tars ID the second, Albany
winning both Mhen HAYS came tn bat
III the sac1n3 iunin@. he i Wakes
barre boy he was presented with 8
handsome silk umbrslla hy local a.
mirerx IN a1eut8saee With base ball
txaaition. Tom should haze struck out
-eersa On Eoahser's aoable. Hays plays
center EeAa. Burlington Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
Prank A. JohnsOu Foaaa saturday.

Frxnk a. 9QAnsoE. wssa disappeared
sEam BIS ense 81 the Putney road a
mRes a@a AletaAaT. Nas founa Saturday
rrrning short Eisi&nge fram Crosby
pond hy 4 u 1ahnsen. she cream gath
erer. 1ise EAtter wss returning fnsm
Maifer MarYhy's farm Hsen Als horse
slie1 and he nosieed . uian iyinx AT
the side 0i shr fua3 with hEs cral ures
his bead It proved e - 3ahasors. who
bas been In tha wsods near the Murphy
farm sittse thr pgsyions Momda1 tse
was very weak fram wars &C fqod ard
had she idea that the rehels WE'RE after
him. A. seem as possible be was sa&en
IA hiz boae where ~ i now being cared
tor by biz SON TIE Is sIil parfialls d.
IiFi0us ard his reegveyy i. Doubtful A
pcsse az men huHted ior Johnson last
friday but they spent their tIme seaFca-
ing thr woods To TIE east 81 bis heEne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY CO

Passenger Trains leave Barre as fellows:
13.DI Midnight Daily, Boston. Spring
field and New YORK night express SLEEP
inE ears Montpelier function 20 Boston ana
springfield saturday night tFain has 40
Montpelier w4th sTain leaving at 80 y "a.
for Montreal Depot Hartor and fha West.
800 a. M week Days only for vii.
Jamestown
7.ss a. nn.--week Days. Local for Burling.
ton, 81. Aieans and Montreal
1854. IN i. Week Days Only, Connectat
Montpelier Junction With mail train for
Boston. Springfield and New York Parior
car Montpelier Junction q New York will
out change
$50 a. M. sunday Only Newspaper
train for burlington ana - Adams.
1t.55 a, m. New England states Limited.
Daily Boston, Springfield, New York and
Nea London fast express. Cafe parlor ear
Montpelier junction q Boston. Meals
sersed L carte, tarlof car Montpelier
Junction to Springfield.
30 D. rn.--week Days only. For VIM
Jamestown.
s. 10 d. IA, Week Days Only. Mail train
for Burlington. st Aibans Cambridge
Junction Ogdenshurg, Riehford and Mon.
ircai pafior car g Montreal from Mont
peiier Junction
ais p, m week Days only. For WIN
Jamestown.
$50 .. M patty. ~New England States
Limited" CAFE parlor car Montpelier
Junction 70 Montreal Meals served Ia
carte. Pullman sleeper 10 chicago.
{. so 81 NJ Week Days Only. White Eiv-
~ Junction Nnu New York Passenger.
sleeping csr Montpelier Junction to New
YORK without change, except Saturday.
100 D. IA sunday Only white River
Junction and New York. Passenger, Sleep.
ing car Montpelier Junction % New York
without change.
Trains Traeh Montpelier about 70 minutes A.
ter leaving Barre.
=. +. BENTLEY, General Passenger Agent
y, y, ApAAls, Ageat, Barre. W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
Meeting Of The Board 81 Civil Authority 10
Hear Appeals On The QuaaHsnRlaI
Appraisal iuF 1905.

There will BE a meeting If the Board Of Civil
Cfty Hail. Ia the CiTy q Barre, Vermont
on the evening ~ Tuesday September
Iith 1905. at TO O'Clock, for tire pur-
pose Of considering and acting. on NE
tie Assessors on che Quadrenniai list FL the
present year.
Dated az the City If Barre Vermont, this 5th
~ JAMES MAcKAy,
sept 5-ii city Clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

wssA LOCAL APPLICATIONS a. they cannot
fszrh the seat * tire disease Catarrh j. 8
oiasd cr xun<tifntional disease. and in erder "a
cGr2 Ia y9G minst sakr internal remedies Halls
Ca.8rrn Cure r. f1&sn internally ana sets di-
m ~ On ne blood and uacuus surfaces Halfs
Cztzrrh Care Is not cnzck medicine. X was
prescribed NJ sac 81 the best physicians IN this
rcan Try for years and " 4 regular prescription.
4 : q fs1seo of the best torfes known entHs-
rsne1 vita the hest blood purifiers, acting d.
reFelw on ths naaeuHx surfaces The ueffeak
c1zESnAEzan u me twa ingredients = what
pTuauees such waDderfaf resaits ID curing Ca
fAxrA Sena for testimonials free.
". H. CHENEY s. Co. Props. Toietto, %.
Sod bF Druggists. price &c.
Ike fzafEs Family iris fur constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
FARM FOR SAFE.

Farm FOR skLF 81 10 acres tn the 10wn of
Worcester. one half mile from church. post
once, school and creamery, besides gQad Saw
mill A new psaExA nine feet wide half way
round the house, running water IN house aud
harm Three barus with tWp years cfop 1T hay
fbefween ~ and a. tonsA This farm l. pne ~
The best places In Vermont for keeping summer
hoarders. - Il Is pleasantly situated The stage
rrtv is 10 he sold at once. a. owner wants ~ re
West viii sen Is reduced puce. Farm viii
keen thirty cows and team All Tor ss4olos
Iliis Is chance Of lifetime Tor this property
IL worth twice the amount ~ the wight man.
Inquire 81 n. u. McAnlay. GrAnltevtle, W.
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