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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
Arbor Day.
By supt. A. L. Ives.

'The first Friday after the first
Tuesday In April, OF each year, is
hereby set apart as Arbor Day for
this state, and all teachers, pupils
and patrons are requested to observe
the same In their respective school
districts by encouraging the planting
Of trees. shrubbery and flowers upon
and around the school grounds OF
their district, that said grounds may
be rendered pleasant and attractive
"a part Of said day to be devoted to
literary exercises having special refer.
ence to the work In hand, as the
teacher or committee In charge may
direct, and afternoon to be devoted
10 the Improvement and ornamental.
ton OF the school grounds" School
Laws OF Missouri.)
1t Is the time that a united and
persistent effort be made to better
the condition OF the rural school
buildings and grounds. In my WIS.,
itation this year, It has been my
plan to examine the buildings and
grounds, and In my report to the
school board to make such recon-
mendations for improvements as
seemed necessary. Only In few In
stances have | found excellent school
buildings with well-kept grounds,
neatly fenced.
Imost urgently recommend that
the people at the Annual School
Meeting take definite action looking
toward such improvement OF the
school buildings and grounds as is
deemed necessary. 1t seems to me
that such Improvement is entirely
fitting and proper. The children
spend from six to nine months OF the
year at school. Surely the building
and grounds should be attractive
and inviting.
The teachers can be q potent fac
tor in this work. There are many
reasons why the teachers should do
all they can for the betterment and
upbuilding Of the rural schools. Why
not make an effort on the occasion
Of your Arbor Day exercises to start
q movement for better school build.
ings and grounds? You can do much
in this way, II you will try. Besides,
this is q legitimate field for the teach
er's usefulness.
In all your efforts the children
should have q prominent part 1t is
far better that the children should
do most OF the identifying OF the
school grounds. They will value
them more II the improvements are
the result OF their own work; and
they will protect them more carefully
than any one else can.
Not only should trees and shrubs
be planted; much can also be done
with flowers. Many OF these will
gladly be given by the neighbors.
Several OF the perennials should be
set out in neatly arranged rows or
beds. These will live from year to
year and will need but little atten.
ton. II there is an arbor or an out
building to be covered; there is moth.
ing finer than the clematis panicu.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
Forty Years With Stand ard.

Norfolk, Neb., March 26.-Otto F.
Tappers, the Oldest travelling sales
man OF the Standard OIL Co., in
America, who has been with the CON-
pany 40 years, committed suicide bv
swallowing carbolic acid In the Elks,
lodge rooms here last night.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

should be sown per acre. This is an
inexpensive and effective remedy
that every farmer can and should
use. ANY oats left over may be fed
to stock without injury by mixing
with an equal amount OF untreated
seed. Go. B ELLIS,
Secretary Missouri State Board OF
Agriculture.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

At the request Of many customers
we have added FRAZERS to our line
OF axle grease, It is very good for
barb wire cuts, bruises, &c. We also
keep Mica, Philadelphia and Dia-
mond axle grease.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
FILIPINO TRAITORS
MURDER SOLDIERS.
Sixteen Of Constabulary Killed

to Exterminate the Tribe.
Manila, March 26.-Governor
Curry, 10 a report to the Government
on the recent engagement with Pula-
lanes, at Msgtaon. on the Island OF
Samar, says:
"Had a hard fight, in which Cap.
tain Jones OF the Constabulary, lost
half OF bis command, gaining a mag
niticent victory In the face of over.
wbelming odds.
"The Pulajanes, under a flag Of
truce, and while promising to sur
render, Immediately opened fire,
charging the Constabulary.
"The leader Of the Pulsjsnes order.
ed his men to first wipe out. the Con.
stabulary and then to capture myself
and the other Americans.
81 have requested company oil
Federal troops Immediately, and lat
er on, when Joined by this additional
force, will prepare to wage a war Of
determination against the iugitives,
which is the only alternative.
"The Constsbulsry did splendidly,
though their Inferior firearms, which
we're minus bayonets, placed them
at a disadvantage. With the assist
ance Of the Federal troops we will be
able to exterminate the fugitives
who are now In the mountains, and
will destroy the crops.
"The natives OF Samar, with the
exception OF the Pulajanes, are in
sympathy with us and are assisting
us.
Every town is endeavoring to as
sist in the determination OF the fugi
tives.
Several prominent Fllipinos were
present and witnessed the PREACHER
GUS action Of the Pulajanes.
Judge hobinger and all the Other
Americans are SAFE"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

We, e. A. Bennett, as president, and W
T. Duvall. - cashier Of said bank, each OF US,
do solemnly swear that tie above statement 10
true to the best Of our knit lvdge and belief.
E. A. BENNETT, PMlDident.
W.. r. DUvALL, Csshser.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 10Th
day Of March, A. d. nineteen hundred and
six.
Witness my hand and notarisl seal on
fsRALl tie date last Aforesaid. Commission
Cd And qualified for Q term expiring
HOMER DUvALL,
Notary Public.
Cares. .ssss., "a: Hslnlsin.
Clark wiz, Directors.
7. N. brennan,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

I0uh are the best garden tools
iuWh made. We offer
Riveted steel garden hoes, Iowa 20c
Solid shank steel garden hoes
best goods made, Iowa.........40c
Socket steel garden hoes, Iowa
best made. ....................... soc
Crucibla steel socket garden hoes
Iowa. best made. ................ zoe
We have all other kinds Of hoes.
Ladies, boys, onion, wedding &C..
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
EBACK HAWK
CORN PLANTER,
Studebaker. Kentucky and Mandt,
Farm Wagons.

Our onion sets are in fine shape and
true to name and color, we sell at 3
quarts for 25c and they are cheaper
at that than some we see that we're
shipped to early, are nearly spoiled
and are dear at any price.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

Has Stsed The Test IS Yeafss
The old, original GROVES I note,
- chill tonic. You know what you
asv taking. Il b iron and quinine IN
h tastolsGs form. Mcclure, nopay. 6Oc
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
OFFICIAL STATEMENT or THE FIN,N
GAL CONDITION or THE
Farmers Bank of Walnut. Ma

At Foster, State OF Missouri, at the
close OF business on the goth day
81 March. 1906, published iD Tai.
BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES, a newspe-
per printed aud published at But.
Ter, state OF Missouri. On the
18th day o! March, 1906
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINAN.
CIAL CONDITION OF THE
FARMERS BANK OF BATES co.

At Butter, State OF Missouri, at the
close OF business, on the Goth day
OF March. 1906, published in the
BUTLER WEEKLY TINES, a newspa.
per printed and published at But
Ter. State Of Missouri, on the Goth
day OF March, 1905.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

Miss cut files
--v----T-, made by Diss-
ton Nicholson
ana otter trst-class makes and sold
under brand OF John Day. These
tiles are thrown into the seconds for
slight del cts and most Of them arr
as good as frsts which are now 40
high in price, They are better thar
recut or files made TO sell cheap and
We sell i've times as many OF them as
We do Of firsts.
MIL or cross cut saw files ) In. and &
~, cav i".''''''.,'.'...',,,...
: in. lOin. II in. lin. 1Gin,
Zoe Toe, 20c, poe, 3Oc.
Slim taper or shree corner files, 3 in,
9. in. 4 in. 4 \ in. ) in. 81 in and 6
In. each.........o.................... hc
! in. 5 in and 10 in. each. 10,
Double ender files all sizes With
handles, each ,......................Ge
We have double cut fiat and half
round, square, round, all kinds and
at corresponding prices.
John Day horse rasps.
II in. IA in. Is In, 1Gin.,
2or, 25c, 30c, 35c.
These and rasps are handy to have
on farm not only for shoeing but
Tor wood rasping and filing.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
We ENDEAVOR

To sell the very best farm implements
to be had, aud we honestly think We
do. 1t is impossible TO procure any
better than the
MOLINE LINE
Good Enough Riding plows.
Good Enough Gang plows,
Moline walking plows
Moline Riding Cultivators,
Moline walking Cultivators,
Moline Corn Planters,
Moline Disk Harrows,
Moline Steel Drag Harrows.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Sin ncnc Srnlt.

Gle Qualification Der 2cbensmit.
tel bat lih ieet oilb oes &oifees be-
mGhtigt. @anfiers mo aouileutc,
Die I'M aoifeeaeitait intcrciiirt iino,
mo Die ibren @obniis in Ncp-Y ort
Sonbon, Sunbilr9 uno Sopre bnben,
linO 5uiommcnaetreten, nm iid) Der
pollit1noigen Gontrole Der broiilio
niiden &offce . Eroouftion SIT be
m0htigcll, bic Die luid)iigitc Der giant
sen @elt lit. Tos non ibneu 81 Die.
lem 3lpede 5uiommengcbrudte SEQ.
pitol bctrdgt 20 MiQionen Collars.
Nit ben brci brolilianiiben &oiiec.
Staoien San Eanlo, Gio mo ane-
nlinns lit Elm ltcbereinfpmmem &C.
iroiien morben. monod lid oicie per,
pilidten, ben Grport bon minoerwer.
tbigem &oiiee 81 nerbietcn ooer Sl
cridmeren, lr,b 5rm @rlab bon &c
lebeil, Die Die Musbebnpng BON aoi-
ieeonpflan5ungcn lno oercn Neiian.
lcgung fir Die Gaiter BON Sluci Sab.
rem pcrbieten,
Ter 3med bieies S%orgcbcns oes
ncltgebiloeten Srulis licgt ari Der
Sano. Man mill ole a%aiiecprooiif
ton cinihr1nfen, um ben Ereis ocs
Eroouftes erboben Sil fDnnen. Giel(
&erid)luorune sur @ertbeuerling Ell.
mes nptbpenbigen 2ebensmittclS
mag gegen nlc moroliiden Anid)att
ungcrL mag aud gegen Die @eiett
Der StaatciL benen Die 0erihluorcr
o~ngcborcn. pcrito6cn. Ias miro aber
nidt pe%rbin0ern, bab oieic fapitalilti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
siirreu ecs etapt1aeaihraturs.

BnItI morc. Is. Nftobtr 1906.
Iaen ouran intereiiirtclt leriuneu lpiro bier
nit 9tn6ridt crtbeilt. nab Der Stabis SitGeIticiir
iuie es ourh ben sbf1nitt 81 e. srtifel 48.
ocS baltimore Staotz6ooer bon 1898 (SippIei
meiltl nerIongt piro, oca erfidteiioeH 9iai ailo
q Se %erioa0'6aenlsef mr. nie Mi9eilriina
&Sripdtsgtlen birtcr 9ir. t401. OitFYrattsS txGbe,
in oieiem 9ilrenl binierIeoi bat.
Nue bubon beritbrten Herfoneni iiIo bereda
tigt. innerbnlb 80 lngeit, bonn Sdtim bieier
Noti6 oil, i'm Nnltimorer Staoteeriht ourd
fbriftIi6 eingcrci6tc Tetition ba9eeen 5u npr
peuiren.
0arrH 4. Nppper,
gicaiitruior Der Staot Baltimore.
(SfttS % .g,pp1 81
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Sireau oes etaet.Meairrotnrs.

Salt M ore, 10. Gftpber 1905.
Iuert oara1 tlltereiftrtefl Eertonen miro bier.
pie cs our6 Den gbf6nitt 81 6, SIrtifeI 49,
oes Baltimore StaotsGooer bon 1893 Compile
inent} o~erlunqt ipirh. ben erflircnoeu p4on llro
q Se @ert6a0i SmH MSSs,,rd lnr s,,s ole L Hieeuiruna,
Yribatsslueb binter Dem t0t Nlpd hes 9eutrcs
W~nrtctsSpncc IN bieicm Siireal, biilterIeat bat.
Mlle ouOoH berilbrten Terio!tel iino beredi.
iigt, inncrbaIb 80 Tnaen, bonn Datum oteier
9iotiS an. I'M NuItimorer Stantgeribt bur6
fdriftIih ciiI9erei6te Fctiticn cageeel Sli ap-
%pclircn. 07J.t
0arrB i. Cooper, y
Hcaiitrntor Der Staoi Baltimore.
(NfttS Ol .l,nht 81 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Sefanntmadrtngcn
NRrcau bes staet.Mcpn,eters.

nItlmOre Is. SlIiober 1900.
scr Si1ots@comeier uirb ii6 am Wiittiuudl,
oen -. Citoher 1906 6ur nahiteberh dnge9es
ole gdeeaur Der tplaeilben 5iraben f~eitSuitels
LETT: 49,
Wtai1esIpenle, bon @raraoas Slpenue bis
6itI meltlt6etl .Staofgrei5e, nm o, ll6r Gernt.
StraBe, Tim 10 llbr BORN.
6aIeigb 6. Sbpmas,
(NHl0) Stuots(Sepmeter -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Carrie Spphia Snn6crt.

GS ftarb am II. Oftober 1906, nm 2.45
Morsells, Carrie eppBia Snubert, 3o6ter bes
bert. i'm 80. sabre ibrcs ae6eIis. Sic Beer.
biauna finoet Snmitag, oeu 30. Sftober, I'M
10 lbr 8ormittngs, bon Der Wiartinisair1e
al 2enrieitns llrlo SbnrpSStrdbe aus liatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
GARNER nnb Garlic.

Huf Dem nationalen 8armer-Gon.
arsb bat Der Yrdiioent oeiielben cine
Notwithstanding Hebe iiber Die Seq.
iiungen nnieres berSeitiacn 3ariis
gebalten. Sir Sic inouitrielen Sruits
inno Monopole iei Der Sarii uniibcr.
trefilid. Der Stabltrult Der 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Or. ISranf W. Sdislcr.

IS ftarb am 1G. Cliober 1906 Or. 6ranf ".
Shihler, ~gelicbter @atte bon Soa lt. S6libIer.
Ga6mitiaes 2 llbr, bon feiner 9Sobnlillg, 9ir.
1911. GantprtzS trnbc. aus itait. Neitetllng
~pripaiiln aii Der ,Hououn Fart Gcncterb".
Cos @n9cles, Gal. llno Chicago, Su.. 3ets
tlnoen m6gen a~efdui9it %eppirei.) (290-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
GGriitnuh Hfaffcnbcrncr.

IS itarb am IS. Sfiober 1906, 9la6mittn9s
nm I llbr. Gbriftopb Eiaifrnbcrger int Ilter
aui9 finoei Epnncrita9, Den is. Sttober, .
nbr giddntitia9s, oom Irauer1aiie, 9tr. 1924.
9lorbs SprirgFStrdbe, ans AMI Der gWtt. 9ars
mcIs9cn1eierD" ul Der arappe'Goao Itatt.
(2gD o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18

ipelder ebenfaQs 5lt ser Slotte bes
HorobelltidJen 2lopo gebort. @ei eli
rer 2Gngc pom 2t5 Mcter ullO einenl
Golim9e6olt Don etluo 10000 9rut.
to.&egiItertonnen miro Der nelle Hie.
icuoompfer 5pei pierfode grpan.
lionsmoiGinen BON 5uiommen 49,
000 EferbeItdrfen erbolten. Ger Sto.
pcllouf ocs 9ompfers o&ronprin5ei.
lin Gecilie" miro poraltsiid)tlid) i'm
Ie5enl6er oieies SSobrcs Itottfinben."
+. &uiuIanO's tiirfiidc Sabcr.
Ganitable. @ebaube, 4oitamt acaen. etets nffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Enrn(iun 81 hrruNt.

Gs fturb am rs. Oftober 1906 in ibrer 98obs
nlng, 9tr. 600, gSeit= HainDett -sloenlie, GaruIina
in ibrem 40. 9cbensiabrc. Sic 8eeroiaurG
finbet 5reitng, ben 10. Sltober, = llbr Rad
mittuaS. bon Der pberl gcranltten SSobnllilg
aus ouf her a9Seitern Cemetery" itntt.
(2g1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Trau Gliiabetb Muoolpb.

Gr. 1919, gScit.9anpalc. strabc,
miro bcn llnicrridt in Der sWiaIcrei
ipiebcr 'aiincbmer. .
S%r6tfuuna bcr SIuiic1 am 2, Sftpber, Wors
gems . tlbr.
G6iiler iinb gcbeter, fib rcbt5eitie 8u mel.
Den, (SCnt30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
@iQiant Guuf's

wpblbcfahhtc S75 Seeroisuu0em nmfadrn:
pra6tprllcn Snrg. nit iblpar8cm Iut, peiliem
ODER orarem YIiifdo iiber5ogcn; diberen aaftcn;
Necroigulg : Mn5ciac, GinbaIfnmiren, Saio'
fhube, Gr1rrrfIor. Sobtenbemo pber Sedc, Deli
nllna hes. @robcs, Geibcnipngcn, feds nerc
autl6cn,. Hiss, StiibIe, 2ibter, 3eueier UNI
Nraperie'n.
Mlcs uunfdnbia SIS. aeine Ggtra. epeIen.
$50 - 9crianot upn 2eidlen $50.
@ubcrc gccrntgnng $50, 500 nno S14O.
north. uno 0rctnmunnt'N ucnue.
Yeibe Telephone. 1n9 inio ytd6t.
(Sft4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
2prraine.

Mafertim - Narfartis - Grteb!tdt.
0eftIih bon @albroof Elm ,iro cine balhe
W,eiIe. 9enuBt Die nit Yoiubnttari be5eib nefe
NortbssIpenue.6 Sat-. Sreie dutfden gta6mitiaes
am Terminus. GreiIe bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
lest fpe5ieu. 9eifte seoinaurgsh Ie!epboi-
@atpn 223. Yircau: 5rautltn. rnb sSihetpr.
0lnass. e~erIanat @rof6ire. (Wlai4,18.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Sermiidte Mnseigen.
NnnfInnnnn.

Nnen Ineinen Srenuhen mo fpc6iea Dem
cIbnlia. Mtdnricrdor hem gGbnIia.S umel1s
Scrcir." Dem ogSittelsbaG)s Nerein, Der ylSit'
teIsbads Seftipn gtr. I, y, u. o." mn Der
gIDpo9rupbiu Gr. II" ftutte id biernit lin
bic 6ubIrei6e Netbeiliaune an Der @eeroiaiin9
lnciics SobncS ISilbcIm u. Ibrefh, iopie
iir oic prdbiigcn 9:lintcnpobcn meiner bcris
Ii6Iten Eanf al. 9l6tuneSppa
cod Sclcnc Ibrefdl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
TcrIonal NOtiscn.

@ir beiffaacn Yferbe snin alten Yrcis BON
S1.j0 fur 4 Anfeiicn. @enn Sbr Tfero inbrrt
1T, last IS bon ms bcitlaoett. unicre 5%lefererS:
Seoern1unti. GurruD & SpnS, 1040 Htuntpi.
pania.stoenue (StttG, I&S ,1Ift)s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18
Baltimore Gemcterg.

ghrcan: Granfftn.Nlba, Baltimore. II. Sorttitr.
9egrdbnibpIiBe 8uin 8erfaif = bot $25 an,
nit Wiarmorpfoften abgegren5t $35 Ylas tar
bier Srdber. CSuni16,1W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18

@ie dledt uno pcrfom NJ
men Wcniden iinb, bos fam man
in einer @oblconpogl,c icben, pcnn
man bic Gcocn uno Die grtifcl Der
8e9ner zines Gon0ioatcn lici't.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18

Ser e tbnrm" IN Grc'
men idJreibt: Sic Mrbeiten an bent
olif Der @erfte oes Stettii1er Till-
fan III 9rcoom bel Stettin Iiir 6ed]'
nitng bes 9torooeutid)en 2lopo I'M
@au bciinolid)en l,ei,en groben Sop
pelidrouben : Sd)nelpoIt"G ampterS
v&ronprin5eiiin Geeilie" tebmen et-
rcr roidcn Sortgong. 3unberte bon
Mrbeitern ser perihieoenlten 9ran'
d,en iino gegenm1rtig bel Dem Voll
Des Sdiftcs beihdftigt, nm oal'elbe
fir Cen S%topeaauf ferti9 81 Itellen.
Ger neile vS5eonflicser," ipie Die
gmerifarcr oieie groben Shitea.
oamlpfer be5eidneny miro ein Stiue'
ltcridiiI ocs bcfanutcu SdhtcllSom-
piers uaaiier @ilbeln Der 3peite,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18

3nei q DER Icr5te c II
flGrcn, bob IS Yro5ent Der 9etpobner
Gbicoeo'S perriidt iino unb bic iibri-
gen 10 Tro5cnt ant Gonoc ocs@abn'
inns iteben. No, 10 ctnas mebr oocr
mcniger perriidt lino ia nodl benz
Iusiprllh cines @elebrten olle Men.
id)en, uno sic beioen Gbicngo'erger5tc
merocn feline Illsnobme MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18

Sn SfIobom a inoet nj
nGhit bic @obl Der 2elegaten sur
pcriuliun9gebenoen Convention oes
meroenoen Stootes ltatt. 10 8efabr
p%orbonoen lit, boB lid bic Erobtbi-
tioniiten Der Convention bemdd)tigen,
bot Der Ieutif : Amerifaniihe 9nrto
oes Stoates cine @egenbemegnng be-
gofincn II. forbert ale Wdbler, goiij
gleid oh Hepublifoner. Gemofratcn.
So5ialiiten ober Eopnliiten, nuf, MIR
fir folde Ganbioaten 81 itimmen.
Die iit oficntlid, 9cacn bic Frobibi'
ton erflorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18

Gle dnbler oeS
9snoes iilio iiber oas nellc Nnbrungs-
mittel . 8eieb olnrmirt. Nad) DEM
8eiete oiiricn Nabrungsmittel, Die
aeiGrbt iino, Inn lire Nualitdt 81
pcrihleiern. nidt impnrtirt weroen.
Ter meilte 5bee lit uber 9efarbt. is
miro allo bon ben Gegierungs : BE
amtcn obbGn1elt, OF Der gei1rbte Sbee
ms 2ouo 0claiien miro ooer nld,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-18

Oiii5ieIl mirb uns Dor
scre6net, Dob it'd in oielem Sabre
Der @clobetrog mlberbalb Der Bait
fen ouf So TroSent Der 9elammtelt
STANDARDIZATION ser SereinigtcnS taa'
ten oocr oui 90 Collars mo so Geits
pro Gopf Scr 0epolferung belaufen,
m1brcnb cs Dor 5pei Sabrcn MIR Is
Dollars unb 80 Gents gewelen Ielen.
Sieie pro aopf : 9erednlingen liilo
Der refine Sdminocl. Wnn siebe ein'
nal Die Nieieniummcn Ser pnar biitts
bert Northumberland ob uno lebe
Damn ST, mas fir Die Waiie Derer
bliebt, BEL oenen es Don Der Saito sum
Mlinb rcift, bel Sielen audi oos nitt
einmaI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Don't miss the Saturday sale at The
Vaughan Store
Ladies and misses coloYed coats at
hall price at Abbott's
Fur coats for gents and ladies, $1,000
to $4,000, at MeWhorter's.
Have you seen McLean's advertise
ment' Look IT up. II pays.
Fresh laid eggs every day, delivered.
Stanley Fl. AverilI, "a East street.
The storm win not affect the skating
IN the Pavilion this afternoon and even
ing.
Now Is your chance to buy bed room
furniture cheaper than ever, at b. MI
Hooker u Co.'S store.
Special sale Of giughams at perry's
on Saturday, regular 1879 ginghams
only cents per yard.
When looking about for shirts, re-
member that McWhorter has the hnest
assortment in town, soc, % $500.
Peter Ieeiair, who started 3 black
smith shop lit East Montpelier last Nov
emhef, has quit work there and started
to work this morning fer ]. 4. Mcleod
Mrs. John Willard 81 East Montpelier
is visiting At the home Vi Mr. and Mrs.
La. }. Smith. Mr.. Wizards son, John,
"a visiting Ut his former home ii East
Montpelier. Mr. Willard II a Pullman
-ar CONDUCTOR between Boston and New
lork.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
HOME BAKERY

We vii open our bakery Tussday.
5anuatY lsth. hoping % ~ ell our
old customers and many nee aaes We
do not Tan any tean. Mr. ard Mira.
U,Hren, s. south Main sreet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
MARSHFIELD.


Mrs. Marx Mears went to Boston on
Wednesday instead Of Monday, as re.
ported.
Grant Brown had one foot quite badly
aurt whale playing basket BAH lasf Tues.
LAW evening.
The child of Ernest TANNER which las
been III with pneumonia ID the hone Of
Howard Tanner, j. reported better.
G. H. Sorthrop has bee-. IN the towns
NJ Bradford snd SeA uurv for the past
three weeks canyassing for the New
England Homestead.
Malade Townsend returned ID hel BRINE
from Barre last Tuesday She Il ina
growing slo3ly. heine able to walk with
sUt the aid u eratehes, bUt her toHsi s
lre ii a cad condition and viii have q
5e partially removed.
4 sheriff. sale advertising one double
barrel shot gun and one Martin re.
aeatsGg rite, will be held iii the highway
opposite Mark MeaTs store III Constable
4 Berton Pike On Monday, January
Goth. a. = o'clock III The foTenoon.
9irs Lucinda Northrep met uith a
painful accident Wednesday moTnina 81
about 3 O'Clock. She was hurTying to
answer tie can al the telephone and
catching heT foot under rug, tripped
and fell, striking Oh her head ard Yiglt
shoulder The shoulder was dlslecAtr8
ard Dr. IL s. Carver WAS called. who al.
ainjsfsFed ether and reduced tie fgar.
.ure. Alshsaeh obliged 10 wear sling
hrs. Northfpp Is as comfortable - can
30 expected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
Special Bargains for Saturday.
500 Yards Of Gnghams for Only &c Per
Yard. Regular I2sc Quality.

we shall offer on Saturday ten pieces Of Bates Bingham
which always sells at ~ II ceu yard and there is no bet
ter Bingham manufactured at the price These goods
just the thing for making chdrens dresses ladies wrappers
and waists etc They in handsome stripes and plaid
On Saturday only oc per yard On former sales Cling
hams have gone quite readily 50 it will benecery to make
your selection early Look for these Ginghams in window
and ask for samples
PERRY O. CAMP.
II and rs Main Street. Barre, Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
Ladies' Goats.

We are making prices on Ladies and
Misses Goats which should close them
out in the next ten days We arc max.
ing the prices 70 low that you need ~
come carly III get what ron want. All
orr Ladies colored Coats, such a.
browns, blues and mixtures We are offer
ing al half price
A Coat We have been selling st $500
ROW for $500; Ak Sli.n0, now $3.50
at $500. n0w $3.50; and Goats that
were 5000 now $1,000.
a few Black Goats that have only
been Ia stock short time at one third
of the regular price.