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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
NAME SULLIVAN.
Dead yege at Portland, Me, Identified
as Death With a Record,

Portland. Me, Sept ~ Tie dead
man, who WIS believed to be one Of
the three robbers who cracked the safe
ii. the Bridgton postoflice, was idcuti-
fed by Che local officers yesterday rs
John II sullivan Of Lawrence. Mass,
Who Il said to have d criminal record.
Sheriff Pencil arranged TO leave on
Il noon train for Boston with photo
graph and fun description of sullivan.
He was also advised that former Mar,
shaI Sullivan 81 Lawrence was positive
Of the identity, and wired that official
TO meet him at the station
The police SAY that sullivan was cnn-
cerned III the attempt escape Of pris
oncrs lit the Portsmouth inil several
months ago. lie has relatives at Law
renee
The search for the other two robbers
was discontinued in this county yester-
day, although suspicious characters vii!
Be investigated.
Two men, the younger Of whom re-
seutbled the dead man and was thought
to be his brother, called al the under.
taking rooms late Thursday night. Tho
Younger one vept when he saw the
body. They gave no names, but prom.
ised To return on Friday Unless Il
"a claimed at once. the body win be
forwarded to the Maine medical school
at Brunswick
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
CANADA SENATOR CONVICTED.
John Levitt. Member for Yarmouth,
Made False Returna from Bank.

Yarmouth. \, n. Sept. M Hon,
John Loyitt " tlIis atty Canadian zen
ator, and b leading member 81 tie liberal
party ii Nova scotia was found guilty
~ making false returns regarding the
condition II the bank 81 Yarmouth, Of
whicli' lie VIA president, ID tlic Canadian
government, bg jury ID the supreme
court Wednesday. senator Levitt I'M.
nlpdiately appealed from the verdict and
Ipntence was deferred.
Senator Levitt i one Of the walthiest
men Id the provinces and for many
Years represented Yarmouth III the house
IF commons The bank of Yarmouth
closed its do0ra Oh March u, 1905, fpl-
lowing the failure 81 the shoe manu-
featuring firm Of M. II. Rpdding 4 Sons,
which owed the bank about 100000,
Manager Johns Of Che bank was arrest.
ia at the time I'D charges "a violating
the banking laws, bnt Il was not until
August 30 Of this year that President
IaoVit was taken into court when nj
and Vice President CroWell we're ar.
rested ut the instance OF i. Lyons Hat
field. stockholdcf. who charged Tint
14osiit aud Crowcll signed false state.
menta Of tie bank's condition. These
statements were forwarded 10 The fed
oral government AZ provided BY law
aAt the trial Senator Lovitt's counsel said
TINT their client signed the statements
a. d matter If form, and that lie did
NOT know that tho bank waA insolyent.
Vice President croweil will he tried
later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
TENNEY'S MEN
KEPT 1T UP
Defeated Pittsburg Easily
Yesterday
THEY BATTED WILLIS HARD
New York H.ghlandera Step Into Lead
Of American BY Double Victory over
Chicago Boston Americans
Take One 81 Two.
THEY BATTED WILLIS HARD

Boston, Sept W fenney's men con
tinned their grand work yesterday By
defeating pittsbufa, To !, ii i fine
game. The home team batted their Old
mate, WINS, hard, while Dovnqr KEPT
the Pirates swats, what there were of
them, safely scattered
The only run By The visitors came ID
the arst inning Oh flallman's triple,
AIeicr's out 70 Dolan. The home team
csened pp ID the fourth On Tennay'-
scratch single, two outs and Browns
single to center A pass to Brain, a
double BY Bates, and Jingle nv How.
ard gave Boston the leading run in The
aitSh, and the last runs came IN d bunch
81 three III tho seventh inning rs fol-
lows; Cameron singled and 0sNeil
walked Dofncf and Dolan singled III
succession. file latter sending Cameron
and 0Ncil across The plate, Ienney
famed. but Brain singled Brain was
forced by Bates, but Dorner scored, DO.
Ian being caught at the plate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
TUFTS COLLEGE OPENING.
Freshman Glass Of iel, Largest in His
tory Of Institution.

Medford Mass, sept. 22. The an.
nual registration took placc Thnrpday
morning IL Tufts and The number 81
applicants in the incoming class exceed
IA all pfesionA records, to being the
number Of those who signed at the
secretniy'A Office
I.a-t yeai there were 49, which shows
an increase 81 a. These figures apply
only "a those freshmen who enter tbc
collgc Of letters, since the mdical and
dntaI schools 90 MT open until Scpiem,
ber 70.
Men are being turned away from thc
engineering school AZ tile room and
equipment are entirely inadequate
Alctcalf hall and tho Start house. Tho
two girls dormitorics, arc entirely filed
In the A. y. department there il some
thing u m increase, but not 80 large a.
III the engineering department.
OF the preparatory schools Dean acad
envy sends more students 10 Tufts than
any other secondary school, and Il was
from Dean that many Of Tufts best
athletes came.
There have been few changes IN
some IL tho curriculum which will 60
into effect this year. Two new courses
in American and English history have
been ndded a. history ~ and %. Eco
Monies 8 has been added and economies
] and Z become halfycar courses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
sLIp DOWN SNOW s,ooo FEET.
Professors Narrowly Escape Death De-
scending 0rizaha

Chicago. sept -. Flour prominent
college professors, one q member OF the
university Of Chicago faculty. narrowly
escaped death in Mexico last week, after
one 81 the most daring and arenous az.
tempis ever made to gain The top 81
Mount 0rimha
Having gained the top 81 the peak The
members Of the party spent an hour
Ia looking over Mexico City and the
gulf of Mexico. Then they began TO
descend. but encountered snow slope
aud slid down 5000 feet before they
came 60 stop.
Prof H. r. Reid Of John Hopkins,
prof. Y. A, Coleman Of The university
OF Toronto, Prof. !. u, Wolf Of Hnr.
ward and Prof. Rolin 4 Chamberlain
of Chicago were tho members Of the
expedition.
4 government survey made several
wears ago placed the height Of the
mountain az is.spo feet but the party
On rraching the summit found that their
aneroid barometer registered 1880
feet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
AUTO OF DEATH.
russian Police Have Seized Car Of
Most Mysterious Antecedents.

St Petersburg, sept 20 According
To the new spapefs, the mysterious amta-
mobile Which the police haze been trail
ing for several weeks in the belief that
Hi belonged 10 revolutionists, has been
seiyed near The palace of Grand Duke
Nicholas Nieholaieyitcli at peserhof, The
machine bore false number. Tie pas
enqefs were armed aud could not prop
erly identify themselves.
This automobile was first observed
.at the military manoeusres at krasnose
selo, wlIich the Emperor attended. The
'two soldiers wlG attempted 70 detain il
Yefe met with revolver shots. Last week
ny appeared IL 81. Petersburg, reprinted,
and passed repeatedly under the VIII,
a9fs ~ Preacher Stolvpn's apartments
IN fhe winter palace.
" again turned 1p at petefhaf during
the funeral 81 Gen. TrepoA
The most loring exploit Of this ma
chine Is reported ~ hive occurred al
Tsarskoc Selo where the motorists ste
said 20 have crashed through a fence
surrounding the little palace aud made
r. rapid trip through the Enclosure and
ont again presumably in rehearsal Tor
.an ATTEMPT 81 The lie 81 the Emperor
after his return from the present cruise
iR Finnish Wateis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
ATTACKS SENATOR HANNA
AS ARCH coRRUPTI0NIST
Cleveland Official Does Not Want
Portrait of Gen. sherman Near
Late Politicians.

Cleveland. O., Sept, y. senator
iianna's memory was attacked IN 4 let
ter addressed by City Clerk Witt to the
chamber Of commerce Wits letter fol-
lowsi
u am informed BY my first deputy
that several years ago there was pre-
seGted 70 the city an oil painting Of Cen.
sherman. owing TO the fact that tie
city had AZ TINT time no proper place to
bang this painting my predecessors IN
office sent II 70 your body for safe keep
ing until snch time as the city had a
proper place TO bang t. The city at
this time y in no better way to preserve
ills picture IN q proper place than It
was az the time Il was sent you.
BY this mornings papers, | noticed
that the chamber has suspended from
il walls picture Of the late Senator
hanna. therefore request that you
fetmn at once the painting of Gen.
Sherman. II 10 not consider it proper
that his painting should be suspended
flcm the salae walls from which il now
Suspended the portrait OF the greatest
earupter Of politics that this country
has ever known
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
MISS IDE TALKS.
Tells Of the Happy Life Of Manila's
Many Sets.

Chicago, IN, sept. ~. Miss Anna
lde, who 4 n marry W, Bourke Coek.
ran, II ii Chicago, after several yeats
of life IN Manila.
'.'I'he only strong minded women III
Manila" said Hiss ide, with d quaint
manner u hesitation, arc some 81 the
upper class Filipino womca. They haso
clubs and talk 81 rights ana privileges
and 20 into politics and stfairs 81 state.
But the American women are TOO busy
having good time to bother about
clubs of anY kind
"All tie older women play bridge.
but the gifs III Manila haven't time
fer that They have too many other
things 70 do 10 enjoy bridge. Manila
II i paradise for girls.
Manila, YOU know. " gay ana giddY.
Everyone there has the native spirit
u n9esponsihility, and there II nothing
"a live for hut enjoyment Manila IL
BY no means an exile, It's a pleasufe,
dances ali the time, and every Kind ~
8 party except an lee cream carnival
There are the army set and the navy
ser and the official set ana All the
government representatives, and the ci,
Villains whose business brings them tp
Manila There are representatives a.
nearly every nation out there. There are
ciqne- ana cliqties, bnt III general there
i no line drawn, Everyone knows en-
eryone.
awe 81 absorb the spirit 81 gayetr,
il VIC haven't had il before We yet there,
and we have a glorious time The upper
class Filipinos mix IN with the foreign
rrs 70 some extent but they are dread,
fully formal They never give nor at-
tend informal affairs. They would not
know how 10 behave At them. You see,
the upper class Filipino Is IN every Gus
tom and tradition Spaniard, and the
Spaniard II the most formal person III
the world
H'rhp women ia Manila dress very
we'll indeed, more gayly than the WON.
en- Of an American city So many are
coming and going from Europe and the
United States that the town Is not he
hind the fashions AZ aii.f
Miss Idle announced that her wedding
will take place early in November al
though" She declared. | am afraid to
~ay that | have 4 plan at an. Tor every
plan | have made has gone wrong
Miss Ide il staying II the Auditorium
hotel. With Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Filth.
ian, shc awaits the coming OF their bag.
gage. which was lost. Mr. Cochran has
returned to New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
CHICAGO Is BAD.
But Two Places in World More Grim
mai, and Neither Really CIVILIZED.


Chicago, fll., sept, g2. Chicago is
the third most criminal community III
the world Ianies Edgar Brown, lam
yer who has just returned from abroad.
where he has made an exhaustive study
Of crime, made the assertion in an ad
reNs To the Hamilton club, and then
submitted proofs. There are only two
places III the world where there II more
crime than in Chicago ii proportion
e. the population, said Mr. Brown.
Onc II that section III Russia popu.
lated denseIy BY the Grpatians and
Poles lhc other ii III The Siciian ban
dit region
An Brown thought the prevalence of
crime In this country WAS dur III tho
influx Of criminal foreigners, many Of
them from the section Of Russia that
liz named, who did not commit crimes
themselves after arriving ID this conn-
try. but transmitted tho thieving IN
stinct 70 their children. Lack Of police
registration. compulsory education, d
general laxitv vi public morals and d
bunting Of the sense Of integrity, he
gave as other causes
He said that Americans were regard
ed III Europe as dishonest, because they
are always stealing spoons and other
souvenirs
Ia Berlin last year there we're only
sjN cases of murder Or inanslaughter;
IN Chicago 1877 Total arrests IN Ber-
linz for 4 year, 1924; IN Chicago, &C.,,
VA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
Browns Football Schedule.

Providence, Il. l., septe2. The schca-
ile Of the Brown university football
tetm has been issued The first gam,
VIII be played at homie this month Will
the New Hampshire State college. Tier,
wil be tlyc home games with POSSIBLE
It's Of one more the team stll having
40 open date Oct, q, The schedule fol
law:
Sept 2p-Ncw Hampshire State al
Providence.
oct. O. Wesleyan al Providence.
Oct i0 Massachusetts, Agriculture
college AZ Providence.
oct. 70 Rates at Providence
Oct % Providence ~ Philadelphia
oct ~ Open date.
Now 9 Harvard az Cambridge.
Nov TO-. Vale III New Haven
Nov ~ Vermont az Providence.
soy "a Dartmouth AZ Springfield
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
NO MORE OPIUM.
China, by Edict, Forbids Use in Next
Decade.

Pekin, Sept. 22.--As result Of the
combined recommendations Of the Chin.
ese commissioners who recently made
4 tour "a the United States and Europe
and Yuan Sh Kai, commander in chief
Of the forces, and Tang Shao hi, vice
president Of the board Of foreign affairs.
an edict has been issued ordering the
abolition Of The usc Of opium. both for
eigu and native. within decade.
The edict strongly condemns the vice
and commands the council 81 state 70
devise regulations for the enforcement
Of the prohibition against opium smol
ing and The cultivation Of the poppy.
Government troops hayc suppressed
a revival 81 Boxerism.v n Shansi PROV
ince. BOXER organizations had been
formed in several towns near Sopin2fu
Of TIE same men who participated ia
the uprising Of 1900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
GAS TANK EXPLOSION.
INJURED HAROLD COOK
Newport Young Man Was Badly Hurt
While Attending to a Soda Foun-
tain Yesterday.

Newport, sept spS Harold Cook,
about 20 years oli son OF states At.
iprney G ". Cook, suffered fracture 81
both leg- BY the explosion Of the PAS
tank In The drug Store Of carroll Hunt
.ngton about 10 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing lie IS In critical condition. From
doctors were called and Dr. Giles Of Han
over n. H.. was sent for
ane tank was supposed 70 hold a
pressure ~ Goo pounds and Ak the time
of the explosion the indicator showed
only $50 pounds. Tho only cause that
can be given is TINT the artificial ice
formed from The soda fountain, caused
q greater pressure than the indicator reg
islefed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
Measure Now Applies to All
Departments
ESPECIALLY 10 WORK
Of Construction and RecIamation--Ex-
tension Gratifying to President
Gompers-Says It Encourages
Labor in Politics.

Washington Sept RI When Presi-
deaf Roosevelt issued his orders some
.hne aco regarding the observation "a
the eight hour law. the orders came to
the War and Navy departments, put
were nos directed to the other depart
inents II II understood that the order
issued Wednesday is meant 70 meet
conditions that have arisen il other de-
partments. notably the Interior Depart
mant, which hes charge Of reclamation
work III the arid land regions 81 The
West Complaint was made that the
eight-hour law was not being observed
on this sark. The public buildings erect
cd under the Treasury Department are
also public works where the eight hour
LAW must be enforced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
TRAIN STARTS JOURNEY
TO BOOM WASHINGTON,
VIII Go 1900 Miles Through Virginia,
North Carolina and West Virginia
on a Business Ven

Washington, d. G., Sept. 90. The
greater Washington special, d miniature
exposition on wheels Of local industries,
satrted from this city Thursday on a
i,5oonnle journey through Virginia
North Carolina and parts Of West yir.
ginia and Maryland. The trip Is made
for the purpose 81 furthering move
which long has been under way for a
greater Washington In addition To trav.
cling representatives of the various
houses having exhibits on the train.
there viii be several lecturers who viii
make known az the psaces visited the
commercial advantages Of the city. The
movement has met with hearty support
from the local press and public gem
orally
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
MARY HAD A LITTLE BUG;
FOLLOWED HER TO SCHOOL
II Reversed a Historic Precedent, and
Actually Turned Out" the
Several Teachers.

Northampton, Mass. Sept ee Bed
bugs IN countless numbers this week in
aided one Of the newest and largest
srl.oolhoises III the city for primary and
grammar grade scholars
The several teachers were in q mild
Aanic, and II became necessary g close
the school for two days while the au4
tnorities did a prodigious amount Of
uisinfecting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
ST. LOUIS PRIZE in COURT,
$4,000 for Best Guess at Attendance
Claimed by Five Persons.

St Louis. Sept %. Five claimants
filed claims in the Clayton circuit court
Thursday for the $4,000 prize offered
BY the worlds fair contest company
for Che correct estimate ii the total
paid attendance 81 the worlds fair
Each claims the first correct estimate
az the official attendance. which was
I2,s04,GiG So many contestants came
forward that the company and the Mis-
so,ri Lincoln trust company. depository
ct the fund, paid II into court to BE-
inter-pleaded Tor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
THE CAR
MUST DIE
IerrOriStS Issue a Violent
Manifesto
AGAINST The EMPEROR
constitutionalists Recognized BY the
Government They win Hold
Their Convention on 0c-
tober 6.

Vt Petersburg, sept. 2e. I'd revenge
tor the execution of zenadie Konopiiani
EoNo, the assassin 81 Gen Min, TIE Social
lReyolutionists are sending broadcast d
violent manifesto directed Against En-
lefor Nicholas and yowing "a remove
one after another Tie props of The COW
IafdlH, mafderous autaciacy The mani
festo II as follows; The die Has been
east. Cine thing remains annihiIate
rtefciessly all enemies of the people
There must be life for life, death for
DEATH cert Ion cent. With she iliuminat-
lng memory NJ konoplianikovo To guide
them I'll true Rnssialis must strike Ter.
TOi to the hearts IA the exec,ltioners.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
PILES PILEsl pnEsI

DR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
win cure blind, bleeding, liberated and
itching piles II absorhs the tnmors,
allays the itching az once, acts as 4
poultice. gives instant relief. Or. VII.
iama' Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared
for piles and itching. Every box il
guaranteed. Sold BY all druggists. hy
mail for 500 and $500. Sold by &. II.
Kendrick & Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
FOR THE HAGUE.
kusso-British War Claim May Be SUBJ
mitted to Worlds Peace Tribunal.

81 Petersburg, sept. ~ In conse
eficnce Of the refusal III RUSSIA to pay
any Of the claims arising from the SIM.
ing Of The british steamer knight Com
mander during tie Dusso-JapancSe waf.
Sin Arthur Nicholson. the British am
hassador,. Yesterday presented 70 the
foreign Office The formal proposal 81 his
government TO refer the whole matter
~ The Hague tribunal for consideration
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
GoMPEPs rs PLEASED.
Says Presidents Eight-Hour Order Will
Encourage Labor.

Washington Sept ~ Impetus has
been given to the labor movement IN
politics by President Roosevclt's order
directing the rigid enforcement Of The
eight hour law, declared samuel som
.rers, president 81 ihe American Fedora
tim 81 Labor. Thursday.
eve are much graiiiiea that the psesi-
dent has issued The order, although We
conceive il IL BE little late. The orr
ainal request iur the enforcement q the
eight hour Law on epseriment worK vas
made nearly three years ago. It certain
iy viii encourage labor 70 pursue its
work Of organization in the campaign,
which has heen mapped ont in the hope
that a larger degree Of iustiee may be
|attained.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
FREIGHT CRASH.
-Four Persons Reported Killed at Cut
Bank. MINT. Thursday Night.

81. Paul. Mimi, Sept. PA brief re
port WAS received al the headquarters of
the Great Northern railroad here yester-
day Of . rear-end freight collision at Cut
Kank, Mont, late Thursday night, ia
which two stockmen, whose names have
net heen reported. Rsadmaster Dinton
aud Brakeman Critehell we're killed. The
caboose and two freight cars Of the iirst
train were wrecked and caught fire. Both
the trains were bound east.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
NatIonal League standing.
STAR AT CORNELL.
All Around SchooIboy Athlete Enters
Ithaca University.

Ithaca, n. Y. Sept 22. Edward Cook.
The famous sclloolhoy athlete al Chilli
cothc, Ohio. who chose Cornell rather
than Michigan, has arrived here 10 take
his college course Cook won FIRST place
for his high school IN the Chicago mi
ycrsity intercollegiate track meet last
year, winning three frsts, second and
II third. The youthful phenomenon +
a Splinter hurdl., pole vaulter and
q broad jumper, and eScels in each
event
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
$4,000 FOR A TRAMP.
Found Dead While Lawyers Were
Searching for Him.

Wilkcsbarre Pa. Sept. 22. The an.
ihorItics here are searching Tor Mrs.
Joseph tilycniser and her four children,
for whom an estate 81 $4,000 Il wait
ing. The husband, who was a tramp
WAS found dead last week IN pump
house near Shanokin. having died while
attorneys were searching for him to tell
him TINT by tue death Of his father and
mother in Mexico, small fortune was
left 70 him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
I DatToiI DetroII J. Wa.hInglon !
Ameriean League sLandIng.
Yeaterday,a NationaI Learue scorea.

40 Boston Boston >, Pittsbmg /
Az Brooklyn Brooklyn B, Sc. Louis
2.
AT New York Chicago 8, New York
4,
AZ Philadelphia cineiDnati 2, phila.
delnhiM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
POISON RArsULI,
Moroccan Bandit Chief Very hi; Believed
Result Of Plot 10 Kill Him.

Paris, Sept. 90. A dispatch from Tan
eicr says That Raisui, The bandit chief,
i seriously III. He II believed to have
been poisoned By an agent Of the Magh-
zen, or foreign board.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
Yesterdays American League scores.

Az Cleveland lst game, Cleveland b,
Boston 2nd game, Boston 4, cleye.
land |.
AZ Gllicago-lst game, New York 8,
Chicago 2 2nd game, New York &,
Chicago 4
At st. Louis ST Louis H. Philadel
pbia 81
AZ Detroit Detroit J. Mashington 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
rYpnooN cosr lo,oOo LIvEs.
Nov Reported That 900 Fishing Junks
Were Lost.

Hong Kong, Sept sc. Tile entire
Hest of GOO hsliinR iunks Ia these wa
tees were boss In the recent typhuon
This increases the mortality to To-.
O0n pefaonA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
Heir Is Expected.

san Sebastian, Sept e2.--It Is semi,
officially announced that the queen OF
Spain is in an interesting condition.
Pricess Ena Of Battenberg and King
Alfonso OF Spain were married MAY
RI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22
BICYCLE RACES
At.
Granlta City TrOitlng Park
Saturday. September 20. 2.3O p. nj.

Mile race, prizes Of S. and 2.
suit race, prizes u So and Se.
llalimilc exhibition race, prize of S.
for winner
standing broad imp prizes 81 80 and
lIop rtep and jump, prizes q 50 and
Handredyerd dish, prizes a So and
~.
100 yard dash, prises u 81 aud 81.
Eutrics should De made u X. A.
llabh, Raue.
A1mieclan 9r nonic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-22

KNOWS CELATINE

SPIN soap 2oc. SPIN utnfMenf-C Cream, rue.
Ofyuur grocd or druFE postpaid By mali II not
Estlsacd Ter any Feston yoar money back. Ihf SPIN