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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
SNAPSHOTS At
OUTSIDE: CITIES

OLYMPIA The first report o.
Willis /. Ameu. Of Seattle. new SUI
perlntendent of Soldiers home nj
oftlng, shows that there are $40
veterans At the home.
VANCOUVER The body 0t
Percy W Johnson was found burn
ed to crisp In the eharred t.lnberu
OF his cottage nj Central Park,
where he lived alone lie Used NOR
phine. aud II IN thought the burn.
inE of the house WIS accidental
J. - Montgomery nearly cut his
les Off with an az white braking
Sheriff nieraeckef II looking for
the men who entered tho homo Of
an aged woman at waahouEsl on
Sunday. and gagEed and robbed bor
Of 500
SPOKANE Charles r. iund has
Hahed Cheney Tor franchise Tor nm
electric road through that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

complications for proceeding to i'm +.
prove the company
The read will be made the mons
efficient Ia the city" said Mr.. Sachs
yesterday. New ears win he pur
chased az once, aud as rapidly a.
IL feasible the road viii be double
tracked"
The line has fallen into haS een-
dition during the long legai struggle
Tor It's control ana there are now
nearly sse,oQ0 IA judgments akalns,
it. due 20 poor condition ana man
aKvmens
The settlement ~ the litigation
between Crawford aud Prank ou,
good. af this city. bfinas 90 mind the
fact that uzkood acquired his Ia
tefesta In the hard times, when this
millien dollar property was sold Al
receivers sale for tiaea0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
SOLDIERS ON
GLOOMY DRILL

The nlsht was dark Silently the
tramp OF many men was heard
Through the ahyamai blaekness
their Ehadowy forms we're seen 10
move Then they emerged, out un'
der the illuminating stara. ON tho
bluffs above Lake Union. A voice
rang out In the stiffness, floetlns
forms armed 60 the teeth scattered
hlther and yon among tho undulat
lnF burrows. dogs harked, aud the
populAce retired TO its cellars IN
mortal fear.
no YOU know Can you guess
Was Il labor union demonalfa-
tom Ma MA II was the ma
,lonal guardnmen ptaetieing shitm.
lsh arm out by the armoft Jas.
night Company u tro'ted out ni
the armory and fired imaginary vol'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
THE MARKET rs

NeDetantes
- rshlma narssnk potatoes. ilsoog
iit9if psr tsai Cal asw pststass i6
&c. Yellow HauNer 0niaHa No
40 per cst, besfa SO
- sses' fatsbaEas ssch. Ne Gait
s,st PEI ,s a., es a. Ess
ailsaisslppl tomatoes per boz. lFooB
tte. dollhouse iettues. o no o. par
snias sack nSi Fafllc = 10 cg-
eunbsfs dos ,.u' calitefgla eel.
ib iet. native rhubafb. PEI IL satS
Malla Mslla spinach. per crate. -
eeuiifio~sr per crate. = - aftiehoket
pafagus q , per bak. California rhl
barb. pss boa. " iaa ia.
Fruits
wsssss6ss assi,s' ssr be- ~
"a 3 fsnef anpiss loeal per .bas
~ rhQirn apples. ison. & fsaf4
t.nsy lemons. b.s. 20. shs.ss
PEI bos. . ndso tanssrins afsnssl
kes, o. ~ fancy i.ih laFhst fifs. ~
califoFnia white Pas te.le hessA -
IA u California dsFta. Es.ie tesea 70
u. y se.is bssss per ~ &c: 81
i sss.i q ). ns0 es.s dates pa IL
t@ss,r us~ Fafd aAtes 10. Be- ~
pei box. o. - paekass dates. PEI %
I. - eranhsfffss per bel W pee 20
Sc srsps gsit . SesoS' strawSsl
s,sieiiy tfssh tanen sssa per asa
fsste
rutter and cAesss.
Nsshinatsa sreansrs .astsf per -
Easssrn' fresh tn. issr ~. "a ranch
tattrr nsr -, taVoe. storage Eastern
tub psr IN SiUese rev Wisconsin
ians hofn ehsess per ~ ~ s~ias.
per ~ te Snans Afasfi-a PEI -. tte.
gfsem tfleA ebssss. pss 10 iscl block
ewlsA, pei ia. lie hamburger. ~ lee.
Ns~ fefk chssss. per 10, Ia
pauitry
Live ed ektrtsus. e~f -. itsRistac.
hseilsss esssn = ~ . W. ss ,,.,.,.
live s,sss' p.s 10 ia6iss. dressed psr
rs HE'S I've apcss. per "a. itgffe
Nssts
vs s.;'' =, On ~ su's. ss 49, y sc,
ID. lsssoiie sprins f4mb. pef 10. %.
afHeHed hnses pr u. tHo.
Live steeh.
Wsthsrs sheep. PEI IL. ttsc suss per
u ~ slesf& per -. tpe5 rowa
PEE 10. ~. ealssa per Ia tg7s
s@s' 20 bead .A
tfsiibas. per ~ - salmon tfVut
aresssd PEI m itsike ffessn silver
salmon. pr ~. sr Ehinaek sAinon
Fsf ~ Ma. fioauasrs. IN. ssse sole.
n4f -. s4sH. rock cod ps4 Ia. r.
shrtsnp. pss 10 H. fsessm hiars
ca. psr Is g. lirE eea PEE -, .sts.
silver smstts to- PEI ~ otxWpis
sYsfsr., PEI ssrk. b scgt o. nt1 =
Ger aai ctNma O ~ per sses n1n.
asrssn crabs. o. se3t N
has ard Feeastvffs
East Wash umafhV. - per ton
Pa spura rHois So too aauti.
eamp Past wash o per tau aifsifa
- pff tan Nheat lsaf ~ PEI ten
Ksat wash oats "a pet t4n fua
Hsand eats ff per ton. whets corn.
80 - PEI ter rfarked cara a. % per
ten feed u.eai fNsa per tee. Md.
eitaE - ee nef fanf aii caks meal 30
per ton. hfan. 80 psY ton. sharfn &c
per ton. ehDpsrd feed. txUa PCT
tan.
Lire sd Cement
Portland cement INSERTED. per ttt
~ Poftlsnf cement. CslfaEHts. per
hhl 81 o. Lees ~ tgr returned tAEu.
plaster paris. prr tht o. huts. Gar
luan q Eeehs HaFber. per hht. lN
lire Zoe LEGAL consumption gH
fifs hsiSk per NJ. 81 81 r'sstsftus
tsIs.. per u. &C. metal iath. per yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
We Show You How to Economize on
Groceries Of All Sorts

Fefndale. pint bottle.
.s...... 800. ....ts....sI Be
.CATsUP Good pint bottle fOc
CHOW CHow-Quart bottle -
+ssf tfss tff1t sss.sfssss zoe
JOHNSON PINE ApPtE-Reg
A9c cans sssttss .ssss-s SttP
HoLBRooKs TABLE SAUCE
plnts, POE half plnta i5e
POSTUM CEREAIs-I.argc pkg
ssts.. .4+t. 1Nc
YEAST FoAM-Per pkg de
BAKERS COCOA. h-ib. can
t.... $3.50. ..st..s.s.. zoe
SALAD OiIe-Quart bottles 25c
.IoSE MINERAL soAP. DE
'TEA-Reg. s0c Ceylon ....tJe
.TEA--Heg. SOC Ceylon 80. Soc
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HoNEY-Combs fancy Honey
.-.. 80. .s... .....ss.s iJc
JELLY-LarEc glass Pure jelly
.s..s .+.t. .t+t.sss..s.I Uc
PANCAKE FLoUR-Ralslon's
49,. .... .....4....f0e
ALLEN BROWN BREAD
FLOUR .... &C.,. .....fJc
sOUTHWELL'S MARMALADE
Reg. 2ae jar ....ss+.....fSc
RAIslNs --one pound package,
seeded ..s.s ssss...ts.s SC
BIRD sEED-Pound pkg. .1c
FRENCH siUsTARD-PeF bot
tie b.. $500. ..t.. +...ss.sf 0f
RELISH Reg i5e bottle Zoe
OLIVES Regular f5c. stuffed
per bottle .. ....s......t1Oe
oLIVEs-fargo bottle Queen
Olives . ....tstts...... xDc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
TO IMPROVE
RENTON LINE
nolLINe STOCK AND SERVICE
Will BE PUT IN BETTER
CONDITION IMMEDIATELY
NOW THAT LITIGATION HAS
BHUN FINALLY SETTLED.

Immediate improvements Ia roll
ms stock and ear service viii be
made ON the Seattle. Rcnton a
Southern railway. the old Renton
liue. aceordlaa ~ Attorney Morris
r. Sachs, ~ the company. The sa-
tire stock ~ the company being now
IN the hands II William a. Cfaw
ford. he win net DO hindefed By LEGAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

aSc siis Ribboes use
Beautiful zli-ailk ombts. tNa.
toned. embroidered Polka
Dot and fancy al ask Hlb-
bona ia choice color CON
hinations. also handsome
satin MsHsaline. six TaffntA
and soft faills Ribbons Tn
fine quality. choice coiofs.
extra widths. worth up 10
CSC yard 0E-
bon Marehs price GOC
see Silk Ribbons 2eo
A choice selection Of all-niik
Ribbons. including Polka
Dots. faiile. satin Meaaailue.
shaded and white sash nih=
hons. from a. to ? inches
wtds. very finest quality 10
select from. iu fancy mkt
ureu and shaded effects
worth to spc yard 00A
Bon MaFchs Price ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

The Great Northern has made a
proposition 10 the linton Pacific and
Chicago. Milwaukee So Paul that,
n they will share IN the expense and
cost Of construction Of A sea NALL
running the entire length at Rail
road ay,. the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific viii take the iai.
tiativs. uslng the dirt from benny
hll
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Fafftara rsnfsrF iHnnertsf. PER tbl
~ Poftlsn6 cement. CalfaEHis. PEI
lhl 81 eo t~ss ~ f9t returned tags
F plaster paris rrf bht.. On hus. Rau
lIsns foF iaesi consumption GE.
fire hrtrk per M 81 81 rtastsftuE
sis. per N. &C. metal isth. per yard.
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isya. chased imaginary enemies and
did all kinds of stunts IN the semi.
darkness II waa great drill for the
guardamen. but lts doubtful II the
neishhora slept we'll.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
CAasvn hs~

CAAsvua hsuD
>~v. a2mysoe oosressrs1a~sos.
Tsa~dss. S~ys -
j b.aala-on Aas ssse % the
Gcs - Tie E~ss week
Mi-ees Hazel and jessie Lanes re
ssrn~a from Monirs~e Saturday
Saturday Mrs Chss Hazelhurs
came h9FBs frpm attending the Mont
ra~~ laEr
NJ Swgg~ and ~ O'i:rlcu are
s.-i,ing Geo iavili on the irsle
Omar.
M Maud Estes returned 10 her
houss .n Gunnison Saturday after At
ieudug the Asntrp-s fair
Fusiuoer Rask was IN Ctmarrpn a
couple 4 days this week tie also
a,teu lsd ths fair a, Muutrose
l. D. lathrop Is having an add
tit,ou n two rooms built on @ his
hoass ehtcb when completed wlil
mai his home one a the pleasant
eat in limarrn
Saturday evening a most del asht-
fsl dancing party vas gwen by Mrs
MeNsmara st her home A large
crow 2 ~ss IA attendance and a most
eaJoyahle time had By all
Soni~y afternoon q party of hfseeo
cl.a,bed soda spring hill and asssr
~ ng lsmonsAs q the spr,aG ~
cilsd 10 enploss . - called hssss~d
asss. te~ AssAssl yards d,saescs
~ sent osn sod tks lsd,as os ~
pasts ~ers kssss isdssl xasil eAsss
esArrin0 . osssA a ~ sssssi sAsss
Asd lessA . psrs,ssr sosss. Aesss
AnDr'nN 10 . psslscs sass.ps1o ~
sosd Vsise - eun sssessel 49,
|esW ~ksa i - hosssA ~ - u
- men ~ hi11sa k;@ssn u -
aiss ssd - - ossss Il tls .oieD.
eGll . eaol joAe pssseih - -
n1iss aad ~ mea saiM ~ n shs
Aonp,ed Mias.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
COAL CONl. tNNl,
Parsons a ForLu~or.
ChioCfeek ltcnm

y te'eThoua
Mrs Carts Osborne and children
re visiting far the week at the home
/ lee lehman on Ohio creek.
Miss Myrtle kimc and Miss Hat
9 le Teschoui were visiting at the
Easterls home part of the week.
Herman and Joseph Filehrecht
resurned irom the Horse ranch the
o,her oay where they went with 8
I,~d Of stock salt They report lot.
Il xno~.
The FIRST traction engine in Gun
ni~an count, was hrcush, up Ohio
creek TUESDAY Herman Elleer~ch,
and a,n Fred are the owners. Fred
~ill run the engine this summer
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
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oevkvsoh
Woos CAo0Oeao CosseopUo1eoao.
Wednesday. Sept. %

Wednesday, SEPT "s
Oar genial postn,As.srsnd station
agent. J n. Shnckhsrt, ,e reported
very III with influenza
The show at our school house
Thursday night was highly enter
tais,inG and greatly appreciated by
The audience
Mrs posev aud daughter. Mrs
NJ Wilsey. who have been spending the
atpmer Al Nanulta rrtururi o. their
me in CHICAGO Sunday evening
After spending month WITH rala-
YES. Mr Gavau. father Uf lluTarf
4 MerNin Gavan, oiunei t1 hi-
me In Crrfert ieN. Mo. ezlsy
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
Uer~r Gunnnon Valley

MI I y = fIll7TT f117e7< fSNN Z g
TUESDAY, >ert- .
The rsrcfmeu lu tins nel zhhor-
bond arr husv cuuinc ersin
Sohnol j. e-ire alonc nicely with
n = Minnie ketchu-a sS teacher.
Mrs Defs N4Er. y sze~ Car-5
rssos a-5 lrs Miller srer- So
vW j fzrs
HRS la l.s5 -
a-e1 N- - s
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
" 10 i n lty N & w 8 /
MYxnwYlMc LEvrGas
~ s1eeG a.Aa ~ reWW ~ ;


Ss~s Cs.snpssa Coss~aona1soes.
wsAnssAss ssps &c
Richard Aue.r~ws did lsnd 1skcs
bus'.~ss SUNDAY hsus'nG school
Msrms about
pr sre. Mr. Sanford Ie,sser
nave moved tl,esv aoassho'd gods
down frum Gunni-on
A " Mergslman ws., 70 Hstch-
klsr IS, SUNDAY to t&se IN the Far
and visit old friends
Russe knopp. our lode ssor-keeper
seni out on hunting trip fpssday
Ne wish nina good luck
Mrs doe smith - enjoying a visit
from her mother and father who
arrived from Nebraska last week
] 4 Berg moved Ben and Henry
Pamel up 10 the Iron Cap mine at
Spencer where they viii york this
winter
Tom Mascheti hs~ returned ~ h,s
home at the >ceconota reU,st osaor
having worked several seeas for
Valentine t.hret
Mr. Mcintyre Of tise police force
IN Denver Ieft for TeadvilIs Tuesday
sfser dehAAtfal w~sA . koessaa
and fishing n lola
Mr. Mlssrd Hswstt Who hss hssa
improving k,s sssch ksso0 Ish I'll
ssmmer IN NonAss ss llossss -
ss~.d the s'ssss ~'sA ~ is~isy
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28

~ soAseooo sV0o - ouA
1sAkA, elied, olos1ao ey~eEoloaD -
80 - - ~tGo1 - soo1Q4 oa3D -
WVvoHNY Niis 70 cave 10 te " 49, -
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28

C1oseoco AAn0o
vsv~issss 80 Qussasoaso. fsh
VAcee No. 90
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28

IA. Wasusa. kslsaSA 0soeass
ssA Ws,ss s~s ~e N.aosss'
en- vios~oA or kosa - go.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
NO PLACE FOR WHITE MEN.
John Walsh Not Enthusiastic Over Con-
ditions at Panama.

Burlington, Aug. 2.-Jolin Walsh Of
Pearl street, who has been employed at
Panama Ill maehinist since May /, has
returned to this city. When interviewed
Ihe was not enthusiastic over the pros.
poets on the isthmus
ut IL no place for Il white man 10
work, he said, Hand advise every one
TO keep away from there. The main
trouble II the food. which, if cooked fair
lv decent, would be at least healthy
They employ negroes from Jamaica To
cook and their method III preparing food
does not make II over palatable to New
Enalnnders. The meat ii as bad as il
can b. and the ham, which | never ate
resemhIed 4 piece Of tanned hide, well
salted The quarters for the men are
good and new ones are being made AL
the time. The white men employed there
are Of the best class of citizens ID be
found anywhere, but the negroes are the
limit They won't work and don't know
how ii the wanted tor
MIR. Walsh WAS i'll there with naiarial
fever but has now recovered. His work
took him To different parts of the 18th
mus and ho had d good opportunity II
see how the work on the canal in pro.
crossing. He said that the railroad
tracks were being constantly improved
and pushed back into the jungle, % that
the work Of excavating could be done
faster,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY co.
Correeted b JIG i. taot..

&
Passenger Trains leave Barre Al follows
i2.0f Midnight Daily. Boston. sprinc.
iield and New York night express sleep
ing cars Montpelier junction to Boston and
Springfield Saturday night train has no
connection for New York; Cpnnecfa M
Montpelier with train leaving AZ 30 4. nj.
for Montreal, Depot HarIbor and the west
400 a. m.-~week Days Only for VIII
Jamestown.
4 SIS a. nj, - Week Days Local for Burning
TIM, 81. Adams and Montreal
7.55a M. - Week Days only. Connects at
Montpelier Junction with mail train for
Boston, springfield and New York. ParlOr
car Montpelier junction 70 New York with.
out change.
$50 a. M. sunday Only. Newspaper
train for burlington and ST. Adams.
tt.5H q. m. New England states Limited. !.
New London fast express. cafe parlor car
Montpelier Junction 70 Boston Meals
served IA carte. parior car MONTPELIER
Junction 20 springfield,
1.20 p. m Week Days only. For vii.
jamestown.
sie eop Ra,l,s Week pays Only MAI train
Junction. 0gdensbarg, Riehford and Mon
treai. pa1lor car TO Montreal from Mont.
pellef Junction.
4.1p ,. m Week Days Only. For viii
uso8 ~ N !. U1Aly. NeW EnRhAnd states
lfutfWu Gata paflof car Montpelier
Junction 70 Montreal Meals served IA
earfe Pullman sleeper IL Chicago.
$50 D m. week Days only. White Riy-
uf Junction and New Yafk. Passenger,
sleeping cor Montpelier Junction 10 New
York without change except saturday.
500 ~ m =. sunday only. White River
Junction and New York Passenger sieep
lug car Montpelier Junction 10 New York
without change
Trains reach Montpelier about 20 minutes AZ.
ter having HaTfc
y Z. BENTLEY Gen. Faes Agt
}. y. ADAMS Agent, Barre. VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
sT. ALBANS MAY LAND 1T.
Van Camp Packing Company May Lo-
cate There.

st. Albans Aug. I. The representa-
tiYes Of the Van Camp Packing company,
who have been husiIv engaged here of
late making arrangements for the estab-
lishment of big condensed cream plant,
are meeting with excellent success IN
their undertaking. The company re-
quires Tor rs business al least 70 tons
lot milk d day 10 start with and already
contracts have been made with nearby
farmers for over hall that amount, and
III Is expected that the necessary supply
will be contracted for within forty.ei4ht
hours. Options for the land and forbiild
ings have already been secured III three
iocalities. The plant viii cost 1t least
S60.000 to install, and win furnish work
for fifty men to start with. II tile plans
Iao through az laid out, tile new industry
will be in full working order BY April 4,
next. This win be the biggest and most
important industry landed, in northern
Vermont, and is particularly valuable
ito outside farmers, as well as the city,
las the concern agrees - pay at least
twenty five per cent more faE IFS milk
than farmers arc receiving now. The
company Will manufacture exclusively
Van Camps cream, now 50 extensively
advertised and with which they cannot
begin % supply the trade fast enough.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
DATRYMENs ASSOCIATION.
Annual Report Just Issued Shows Inter
esting Figures.

The official report Of the 36th annual
meeting Of the Vermont Dairymen's as
soeiation. which was held in Burlington
early in January, has been issued. The
report was compiled by Secretary f i.
Davis Of North Pomffet aud contains
the complete account 81 the proceedings
of the convention, which was said 10 be
the most successful in the history of the
organization
According 70 this report, there are
1T present 3aS life members Of the as.
ISOLATION and l4S annual members for
1906. Of this number 81 live outside
the State. as follows: Massachusetts, ~,
New York i New Hampshire &, Wis
cnnsin ., Nebraska 2, North Dakota and
Minnesota, each one The Woman's
Auxiliary to the association has list
|of rs members
The report also contains q list Of the
creameries and cheese factories Of the
State, showing that there are 204 d.
vided BY counties as follows;
Rutland 20. ehittenden ~ Windsor
%, Orange rs, Orleans ~, Addison 10,
Washington l6, Franklin IS, Benning-
ton IL, Caledonia l2, Windham 10, La
moille Q, Grand Isle 4 and Essex z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02

FARMS LOCATED NEAR BARRE Look
this list over. We never were rs well situated
70 give you your moneys worth On tarmS near
Barre cts, with good buildings, and. ETC., An
now. These have Just been placed with gs tpr
Immediate sale
Farm with q set BIT buildings that win suit
y0u. Contains iOS acres III land TiIiage Ii TIM
high state Of cultivation, and Is very easy tu
be pIowed Plenty al wood. Place viii Winter
10 to 80 head Of stock and team and pasture
about al cows. we w0a't Try 10 describe tile
buildings. only II Say that they win sait you.
Huuse contains l5 rooms. and barn Il clap
boarded and painted with basement We want
M show you Il Photograph. which will give YOU
4 better idea 81 tue buildings. Price $1,000
There il large income from this farm t0Ttf
place win aii the advantages 81 city prep
erry, and yet little eutSide-fu Just TAI enough
NJ miles from city on X. Fl u. route. n. II.
telephone N buildings Hot and cold water
ponpec ti0ns to sinks, wash bowls aud BATH.
There ARE 40 acres IT coed, productive land and
the place VIII keep 10 cows itad team. Good l0~
room house Iii best pt condition. Hard wood
floors iii part Of rooms and hard wood finish.
Fireplace In parlur- Barns SIRE elapboarded
ana painted III fine shape. This Is 4 bargain at
tile price. $4,000, Let Ma show you photo
graph 81 buildings. l07tf
a fine stock farm f-4miles from City This
place win winter % bead ~ stock aud summer
nearly ~ many. Contains 100 acres, suitably
divided Fine sugar bush OF fu8 NAPLES. era
fine fruit orchard Nice buildings. Barn Is
"A < lI6 and has driven Az gable end. There
ii asHne basement and barn II elapb0arded and
painted. Good siio. 16-rgom hohse arranged
FOR two Families, This place II located near
school, on good road aud near neighhots,
PRICE $1,000 which viii probably include some
personal properly. We have photograph pf
buildings az our Office. I0ltf
We have another extra fire farm only mite
from this city, especially we'll located. which
will cut about 100 toms of hay. Large, modern
barn, over 100 feet lang Good house. This
place will be worth $4,000 IN il few years. Price,
only $500, i0770
ID. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms and
.. Gordon Block. Barre. VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
wen upholstered Furniture.

When Paradise Corner organized its
woman's club 1t was determined that
everything should be done lii the most
bnslnesslike way. MY husband makes
SO much fun Of women's meetings,
said one of the youngest members.
He says women never remember to
say Mrs. President or speak Of the
chair or the secretary that Is, be
says they are liable to forget ait any
time ana mention names instead, but
| told him VIE shouldn't, any OF us.
why. as told him, we are SO par
ticuiar that when we had that extra
meeting at Miss Iowden's, and ii was
70 hot and Miss Ransom locked about
baked III her new coat. Miss Lowden
feels SO strongly that we mustn't ever
run to careless ways OF speech that she
said, Wouldn't 1t be wiser for the
chair to remove its coat. though it is so
awfully becoming TO itT And it really
did sound a little queer till You thought
1t over - Youths Companion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
An Ancient Dog story.


A delightful dog story has been ex-
hnmed from the misty past and lis now
preserved In the records OF an old
court at Southampton, England. 1t
dates from 1887 and must be told in
the quaint Technology Of the period;
Item we present UT ut the TYNE Of our
sytting Their hath ben complaynt made
Of another dogg, betwene a NASTY 4
9 nungerell. Of Peter Quoyte's which
hath strcnng QUALITIES BY himselfe,
which goying lose nbrode doth many
times offend the neyghbors q wyll
fetch out OF Their howses whole peces
Of meate, MS Ioynes Of mutton & veal
e. such lyke II pasty Of venisun or d
whole pownde of candelIs at d tyne, a
wyll not spoyle VT hy the way but carry
VT whole to bis masters howse, which
being a PROFITABLE dogg for his mas
ter vet because he IL offensyffe to
many VII is not suffcrable. wherfor his
master hath forfeyt for every time
shillings pence ls3 centsl. And be
ri commanded to kepe him tyed Or to
putt him away upon payn to forfeyte
for every TYNE be shall be found In the
streets 3 shiliIngs 4 pence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
TIE Eacr.

Nature has laid out all her art Id
heautifying the face. She has touch.
ed 1t with yermiIion, planted in II a
double row of ivory, made II the seat
Of smiles and bushes, lighted II up and
enlivened it with the brightness of the
eyes, lining 1t at each side with curl.
GUS organs of sense, given II airs and
graces that cannot be described and
surrounded It with such a flowing
shade OF hair as sets all its beauties
ln the most agreeable light Addison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-02
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-~At once. q table girl capable Of
taking charge Of dining room with 40 or more
boarders 80 per week. r r. Carr, Mortified,
VT. 1lTtk