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Reunion Of tn. asd Pa. q. c.,t,.surr.

, A most enjoyable Reunion Of the 2sd
Pa. (Shaler's Brigade) took place a;
Gettysburg Aug. .. Culp's Hill was vis-
tied to view the brigade monument.
where a photograph of the park was
taken. At the Campfire ct the Court
House songs. speeches and reminis-
cenoes were given by Gen. Alex. Shaler;
Maj. Mills. OF the e7th N. Y; J. G. Nor
ris. Of the S3d Pa, and others. The
next morning drive was taken over
the ground Of the second and third days
fighting. going along the Confederate
lines. and back over our lines by way
of Round Top. There was a good lunch
and plenty of cigars furnished by the
entertaining committee. and everybody
voted the occasion not only most inter-
esting, but in every respect most enjoy
able and successful. While there pc
tition was started asking Congress TO
appropriate funds for the erection of n
monument on the field at Gettysburg to
Gen. John Sedgwick, who commanded
the Sixth Corps in the fight. 1t is pre-
sumed that all the survivors who wore
the Greek Cross Will be present at the
dedication. so the comrades OF Shaler's
Brigade are counseled to hold them
selves In readiness for this trip.
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r INFORMATION WANTED - Incorma-
i lion rega ding Thomas MuIiin. who
enlisted at brooklyn. ". ". In Volunteers
service. having previously served in the
Regular Army. fhos. Muliin was born "
living Is abont CT Years of age -tddress
NJ 5. Frank Butter. 12i Race s.. Eliza
beth u J.
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DIT ENSt instant Reiief. Fiimi curp. IN u W
I1LCIo days. aid never rriHrnss Nh pI,rge.
valve, snppository. iemadr ifaied ir r.
Address C. J. MASON. Box 5l9 New York, y. y.
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seen upon the newly-imported models
A shaped girdle which matches the vest
and coat trimmings Is given with the
pattern. The skirt is seven-gored one,
with an inverted box pleat in front and
back and of excellent shaping. The
trimming band may or may not be used.
but matching the black velvet OF the
coat 1t is very attractive. Buttons are
q prominent trimming. but all Of the
new ones are velvet or cloth covered
The outward turning tucks in the front
and back Of the jacket are very becom-
ing, and add much to the appearance
os the whole. For the medium size 8
yards of 42-inch material are needed.
Two patterns: No. 2246-siZes. 80 to
~ inches bust measure; No. 22si-sizes,
az to 80 inches waist
The price of these patterns Is 20
cents. but either will be sent upon re-
eeipt of 10 cents.
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STAN PS AND COINS.

e. - rs PAID FOR RARE 1888 QUARTERS
spce Keep all money coined before Is75 and send
10 cents at once for set Of coin and stamp value
books IL may msan q fortune to you Address
G. F. Cia rke Co.. Room 8. Leroy. N. Y.
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Classified Advertisements.
REAL ESTATE,

COMRADES. COME TO KANSAS IF YOU
~ would like to get location I will give you q
s4,aie aeai. Good land unimproved from es.So to
~. per acre on easy terms Improved farms from Sic
% y, per acre This is Hne country. I am agent
.1r sood land, have been here q years and know all
the land In this County. address Theo Courtney
Banner, Trego County, Kansas
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COcolhe uI5tNS6 ChhHUb Cite.
ment home. without pain or loss or time. Pay
instaIimentS DR. ii. G. KEITH. Spscllls, la
Nervous Diseases sii N ST., ToLEDO. OHIO.
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OKLAHOMA FARMS will be higher; buy now.
- Maze money growing cotton. apd wheat.
Ihls week ofer l8o acres near Norman, oklahoma,
Good improvements %, 100
ARTHUR BEAVER, Boz I7,3 Oklahoma Okla.
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AGENTS WANTED.

COO PER MONTH. expenses advanced. Men to
spCO travel. advertise. post signs and leave sam
plea Saunders Co., Dept 5, Jackson Blvd, Chicago
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Sure Cure
For Sore Eyes.

Grateful Patrons Tell Of Almost Miraculous
Cures Of Gatarasts, aranulatsd Lids, Wild
Hairs, Ulcers, Weak, watery Eyes and All
Bye piseasss-ssnd Your Name and Address
with Two-C Cent Stamp for Free Trial Package.
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PEN $40 N s.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
T. considered. The highest possible allowance
cured by applyinsto r. W. sHOPPELL.
Pension Attorney, Washington, D. C
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DENsIoN ATTORNEYS, ATTENTION
L. Ny beautiful home ONCE and residence for sale,
with business worth q per year all for 1000 fine
location for drugstore other business. Ealing
health Address Hi Newsom. Soldiers' Home, Los
Angeles County, California
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REUNION 8.

tn ILL. CAv-Ths 35th Annual Meet.
II ing of the 4th ILL Cav. Association 10
called to meet at McCey's Hotel. Chicago
ILL.,. Oct. S. 1906. 10 a. H.. at which time
you are requested to report In person or
by letter. John W. Arnold. President;
Charles H Chaplin, Secretary. 25 N 1rv-
ing Ave. Chicago. Ill.
10th IND.-Ths Annual Reunion OF
y the 10Th Ind will be held Wednes-
day, Sept IL Estate Fair week), at II
o'clock a. M. in Room 12, State House.
Indianapolis. Ind. Charles A Many, Sec
retary. indianapolis. Ind: Geo. w. Park
er, President, Indianapolis, Ind.
10Th ILL-The 18th Reunion of the
OO 59th ILL., will be held in Room No.
IT. on the fourth floor of the State House.
at Springfield ILL.,, beginning at O'Clock
in the afternoon of Wednesday. Oct. 3.
1906. Comrades. please write and send
your name and address to the Secretary.
Lieut.. VIM. McAdams. Kansas. III.
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The cures being rnade
by this msgic lotion every
! !. :
day truly remark able.
have repeatedly restored
kI66SS@.x$ to sight persons nearly
lkStSHsS blind for yearS
A6A14ak S Ulcers Wild hairs. gran
fS3{E3kC<3 uated lids disappear a.
S~1x most instantly with the
use of this magic remedy.
Weak. watery eyes are cleared In . single night and
quickly restored to perfect health II has repeatedly
cured where all other remedies and ail doctors had
failed II IL indeed magic remedy and glad 10
give this free trial any sufferer from eyes
any eye trouble.
Hundreds have thrown away their glasses after
using IL a week Preachers. teachers. doctors, law
yers ensinsers. stndenis dressmskers and al who
use their eyes under strain nd with this Magic Lotion
safe, sue and quick relief u you have eyes
any eye tn lie write me to-day. am IN earnest IN
making my offer of free trial bottle Of this lotion II
Is the only positive for known. and
glad to furnish proof In many welIprovvn and authen
tic cases where IL has cured Cataract afer the doctors
said that only dangerous and expensive operation
would save tile sight II you have trouble Of any
kind you VIII make . serious stake IL you do nos
send for great free Yer OF this Magic Eye Lotion.
Address. w..h full description of yeur trouble and .
two-cent stamp Prof Herman T. Schisxsi. !2ao Mack
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has restored hundreds TO sight
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hAcN T511o11 foSF. VSsfo VNV . Ioet, wv
From the above Prlces We viii allow =
special Discount OF ~ por cent. This makes
Parade Flag sxsS sxs with tointed POLE eagle belt
and tAsses complete. tss1 Best Banner SILK Parade
Flag fast colors x3<. white silk embroidered stars
silk fringe. silk tasses jointed pole, eagle bet cover
complete $500 szs 6x6x trimmef as above. com
ptsfe $500 Goods C. o. D. cash to accompany
order Send caaIogus OF other flags and sapplieA
COMRADE J. A JOEL d CO..
Nassau Street, New York
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A NY COMRADE RECEIVING LESS THAN3n
IA should inform me OF the number of his pension
certificate the per month he is getting: aso the
day and year Of his birth Then will write him how
to get Increase. r W. SHOPPELL, Pe4sion
Attorney. Washington D. C.
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WIDOWS.

9 PECIAI. ATTENTION GIVEN TO WIDOWS
y ciaims for psnsion. Write me a. oncs amer death
OF husband. sending his pension certificate Will
collect what Is due him for you and get you the high
est pension allowance for yourself R W. SHOP
PELL. Pension Attorney, Washington. D. G.
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A Smart Little jacket.

No. 222S.-Among the new Etons
there are some very charming little gar
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or short and flowing, so that the apron
may be worn without a dress under
meath when comfort demands. A smart
pocket at the side is ready to carry
handkerchief or pennies, while the
shapeIy strap across the back regulates
the fullness here The choice of three
collars Is given in the pattern. which
VIII be found very easy to develop. For
the medium. size ~ yards OF 36-fnch
material are needed.
No. 22S3-sizes, to II years.
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One of the New Checks

One of the New Checks.
Nos. 224s-22s4-Checks are promised
quite a good share of prominence dur
ing the next few months, and one of the
now suits developed in a check worsted
- shown. The coat has the small
vestees which are SO popular with the
French modistes at present, and the
sseeves are every whit as pretty as any
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GAR, W.R.c., 8. OF w., SPANISH
WAR SUPPLIES.

q ID SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDA
0sas lGs Swords BAits. Caps Rank 8sdgeA
Grave Flags Bunting Flags SIX aud Bunting Parade
Flags Complete. Printed Silk FIag1 mounted and
nnmounted, for w.RC and Ladies' OF GAR slt
Banners and Guidona Lowest prices In the q. 8, an1
goods OF the bsss material and work manshpl
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II 1t Is daughter7--but surely no
daughter would take her Gown pleasure
while her mother is, Staying her life
out for her family. If 30. maybe the
mother Is Just n littlesitbit to blame
Maybe she was not Arm with her daugh-
ter. and did not insist that she should
do her little part while growing up, and
the result of bad training shows now
Be that as 1t may, let the daughter. and
the son. and the father too, for that
matter. suffer the little discomforts once
In a while; they will enjoy things all
the more when Mother IA herself
again. Remember this. No work Is
worth while that entails a doctors BILL
Better a dirty house than to be con-
stantly under a doctors care.
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I know what you. poor. careful and
troubled Martha, are thinking about IS
you see the dusty floor. the disoriered
tables, the Uttered kitchen, unmade
beds, probably. and all that, but Is
tidy house worth an aching back, a
clouded face, a nagging temper? No,
indeed. 1t isn't. Let the people who
have to sleep In those beds make them
themselves. 1t won't hurt your big,
r0istering boy, who slams round In the
golf grounds, the baseball field, or Just
loafing out under the trees on the
grass-it won't hurt him one single bit
to come In and make his own bed, ani
tidy up his own room. II Mother Is
without help. and II driven to DEATH"
II he Is too everlasting lazy to do that
much for you. or is afraid OF Going
things in the house, then let him sleep
In an unmade bed. II IS his funeral,
anyhow. II he prefers . dirty room to
q clean one, and an pnmade bed to a
made one. since it Is he who has to
eudure II let him A'S
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VYTANTED-The address OF Robt Gro
w nyn. who served on staf of Brig
Gen. jackson with John Knowlton dur
ing Summer of 1855. at Rio Grande City.
Tex. Army of the Rio Grande. Address
80 Colborne ST., Toronto. Can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-24
LAND GRADERS PLAN
wv TO SEIZE NEW FIELD,
British Socialist Body Served With Writ
of Eviction Bernard Shaw
Refuses Aid.

New York, July 81. a special cable
from London 10 the sun says:
After holding for three weeks the
tract Of land they seized near Manches-
Ter, the land gahhers, led BY d Socialist
Of the name Of Williams haze been
served with i writ 81 eviction.
George Bernard Shaw, the writer
has written ia Nonneillor Cunningham
who heads the West Ham land grab!
bers, synpathizing with them, but warn.
ing them To keeptFwithin the law, the
breaking of which ii the most serious
thing d man can de-. lie adds
Don't pat your head in the lions
mouth II You can help IL Study your
legal position carefully, for il YOU give
the enemy change they win not lose
it, and the unemployed will not helr
you out"
Although Mr.. Shaw sympathizes with
thc land grabbers, he refuses 70 sub
scribe financial aid for their support
saying; II cannot finance revolution
The Rev Wilson Carlisle, hor0rary
chief secretary Of the Church Army
has visited the West Ham camp. III
donated money and promised TO supply
tool.
The leaders assert that the movement
q Cunning strength. Hundreds viii
seize another area IN day Or two.
H -. -. Il I.f IL.
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a nriae ~ Morocco.

Says ali observer Of conditions In
modern Morocco. THE wife IL bought
In Morocco today; and the sum paid il
agreed upon between her father and
the would be husband Sometimes a
cow may be sufficient to procure q
bride, at other times many cattle and
several dollars are necessary for her
purchase. The bride Is, Of course.
dressed Id suitable costume. but tie
most interesting part Of her toilet to a
stranger Is the decoration OF henna.
The henna, pounded and mixed with
lemon Juice, is sometimes painted dl-
rectly on to her face, arms. hands and
legs AT other times stencil pattern
II put on her flesh and the perforated
holes filed UP With the henna. BY the
time this II completed SHE II tattooed
with a dark design. Society women In
more enlightened countries who wear
lace blouses ia hot summer sun often
find their arms and neck burned into a
pattern which. has much the same ief-
feet as the henna tattoo on the poor lit
tie Moorish maid"
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NationaI League standlng.
SAGE ESTATE OVER slOO.oOo.oOO.
Many Surprises, It Is Said, Contained in
W His VIII.

Vow York, July a. Colonel J. j
Slocum and Charles w. Osborne, brother.
nlaw and confidential man respectively
Of the late Russell Sage and co-execu.
tors Of his estate with Mrs Sage, were
in conference with the legal representa-
tives Of the Sage estate yesterday Mr.
Sages viii probably be probated soor
after the funeral a former busines.
associate Of MIR. Sage expressed the opin.
ion that the estate would aggregate vel
beyond Sl0O.O0o,O00 and that the viii
would contain many surprises. Counsel
for the estate Yesterday applied 20 Sur
fogate Thomas for permission 10 carry
on Slr. Sage's business pending the ad.
mission Of the will to probate The sur
rogate said he would sign the order later
The death Of Russell Sage was prob.
ably less factor in Yesterdays stoel,
market, which opened heavy than The
dissolution AZ the Russian Donna. Per.
sons conyersant with the affairs of the
late Air Sage, stated that he had com
paratisely little money ont on loans
and that his death would hardly disturb
local financial conditions.
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CHALLENGE FROM D. F. DAVIS.

p. +. Davis is seeking the worst case
OF dyspepsia or constipation in Barre or
vicinity TO test Dir Howard's new specific
for the cure OF those diseases.
SO confident il lie that this remark
able medicine viii effect lasting cure
in short time, that he offers to refund
the money should it not be successful.
In order TO secure the quickest pos.
sible introduction Mr.. Davis will sell a
regular fifty cent package of this medi-
cine at half price, rs cents.
This specific Of Dr. Howard's will
cure sick headache, dizzy feelings, con-
stipation dyspepsia, and all forms Of
malaria and liver trouble II does not
simply give relief for time, il makes
permanent and complete cures.
Take advantage Of Mr.. Davis chal.
lenge and secure bottle Of DR.. Iioward's
specific at half price, with his personal
guarantee to refund your money il it
does not help you.
There is no need Of suffering with con-
stipation, dyspepsia OF liver disease
when yor can get sixty doses of scicn.
tiilc medicine for their cure like DR..
Towards specific for the small sum Of
- cents.
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now the nurro Eat. Thi.tlsa.

The Rocky mountain burro, one Of
the most sagacious OF animals. seeks
the thistle as d favorIte food. and the
pungent spines with which It protects
its leaves at every angle are doubtless
recognition on its part Of this fond
ness of grazing animals for 1t. Few
experiences OF frontier life are more
amusing than to watch the donkey's
attack upon large buli thistle. He
walks about ii, seeking for a favorable
opening, projects his lip gIngerly
against its splnes and jerks back ais he
feels its prieks. He surveys II pensiye-
~ for moment or two and then slow
ly raises his foot and strikes il, paus
Ing to watch the effect Of the blow.
He then perhaps strikes It from the
other side and watches again The
blows become rapid. and at length II u
broken down and thoroughly iramrled,
after which It Is consumed to the last
vestige. Country Life In America
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CHEAPEST TRIP EVER ARRANGED.
--r-----
To Minneapolis OF ST. Paul and Return
Only $4,000 From An Stations IN Yer
mont on Rutland, Boston & Name
and Central Vermont Railroads.

Special train viii leave Brattleboro
2sa5 ). M, Bellows Falls BIOS p. M,
Windsor 3.55 b. M, White River june.
ton 4:27 81 III, Saturday, August nth,
running Via st. Albums and Montreal,
reaching Toronto next morning N sea-
son for breakfast, proceeding thence 70
Niagara Falls, due there ilf0V 2. n.
giving eight hours there for sightseeing,
taking in the Great Gorge trip, passing
down The Canadian side to Queenston,
returning on the American side wa Lew.
iston. Leave Niagara Falls 1900 2. n,
die Chicago Monday morning, Aug. 10,
spending the day there leaving
Eat 500 i. III, due Minneapolis 500 a,
ID. Tuesday morning, August l4th
Eight sixteen section Tourist Sleepefs
i lave been chartered 70 rim through to
Minneapolis and are rapidly filling w.
Those planning to take the trip should
write early for reservations Rates in
same viii be IS per berth, $40 per sec
ton, Applications, with reinittances,
should lie made to Col. H. Nv Spahord,
Assistant Admtant- General. Rutland, W.
Booklets giving full information w. rss
gard to the trip viii be mailed free upon
Application to Col. IF. VI Spafford, Rlit-
land, IT., Capt b. II Bowman, Randolph,
lyt. Col A. G. Brown, Montpelier, VI,
ST to General Passenger Agent Central
vermont Rv St. Adams, VI
The Lyndonville Military Band, thirty
pieces Will idn the headquarters train
at East Swanton, accompanying the
party To Minneapolis and return. and
furnish inspiring music throughout the
triu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-24
AMERICANS DIE IN BATTLE.
Fierce Conflict Between a Force Of Con
stabulary and Pulajanes.

Manila, nly 24.-~A detachment OF
constabulary, Lieut.. Williams command.
ign, encountered band of 500 Pulaianes
near Bureau on the island Of Leyte
Sunday morning. Lieut.. Worswick. u
prisates and Civilian Scout Mcbride
we're killed.
The constabulary were driven back
The Puiajanes secured fourteen rifles
and two revolvers. Tie bodies Of Wors-
wick, Mcbride, and ten priyates were
recovered. Reinforcements Of constabu-
larry have been sent from the nearest
station.
Major Neville, commanding the mill.
tary, has ordered company Of tho
Twenty. regular infantry to be
hurried % the scene. Major Neville
reports that there are from 500 TO 1000
paulajanes III the field.
Lieut. Worswick was graduate Of
the University OF Kansas aud was ap.
pointed to the constabnlary last Feb
iuary. He graduated from the constab-
ulary school June 80, and this was his
first battle
Bureau is situated in an isolated por-
ton Of Leyfe
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20 BURIED
IN COLLAPSE
Building at So. birmingham
Mass, Gives Way
W0RKMEN CARRIED DOWN
Many Rescued While Others Die in
Ruins Block Fen with Crash
That Was Heard For Miles
caue Mystery.
W0RKMEN CARRIED DOWN


South birmingham, Mass, July a.
At least twenty men were buried in the
ruins Of the new brick block On Coon
cord street, which collapsed at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Eight bodies had
been taken out last night and nine men
were missing.
These men have been removed to The
hospital. George Nj. Amsden, owner Of
tile block; Walter Cunningham, John
Ilackett, John Damon, Charles Blight
John Dillon, II. i. SAWYER and an IN
identified gas man. Two Of these are
reported dying. Three have broken legs
The Ninth Regiment hospital corps and
several companies were sent over from
the camp to assist in the rescue. A
ladder truck on its way to tile scene ran
into q telephone pole and was wrecked
Some Of the iiremen were injured.
The block fell with crash that was
heard for miles. some FORTY men
We're III the structure So quickly did
the crash come that none had chance
to escape.
Within few minutes all the police
force and members Of the fire depart.
ment began the work Of rescue. The
cries Of the imprisoned were .heartrend-
ing. The rescufers disregarding the risk
lof further topping Of the timbert
plunged into the alins.
The -four men rescued were In such
condition that they could tell little about
the accident AT the hospital ii is said
that their injuries are serious.
The Gruse of the collapse Is mystery
The block was Il three story structure
and was being erected by George NJ
Amsden.
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sixty Thousand seeds q she Plant

The common purslane is one Of the
wonders Of botany as far as seeds are
concerned. A single seed Of this plant
will produce about twenty seed pods
In season. The average number OF
seeds ia each Of these, by actual count
is COCO, making 60,0o0 in al. As far
as we have been able to learn there il
no instance Of similar fruitfulness IN
any plant found growing IN this cbuH.
try. A single plant Of either the James
town weed C'jimsonsl, the butterweed.
the ragweed and some OF the vervines
produce an enormous number Of seeds
but Il Is doubtful II any one Of them
produces one-fourth as many In a year
as the purslane does. ST. Louis Re-
public,
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BEER coNFIsCATED.
Fifty Kegs Recently Seized VIII Soon Be
Spilled.

Burlington, July 24.-Fifty kegs Of
beer and ME recently seized by Sheriff
Horton at the cold storage plant On
South Champlain street viii soon be Jes
stroyed as the stuff was confiseated Sat
urday in city court by Judge Mower. lie
will make IN order for it's disposal with
in few DAYS. II viii undoubtedly be
turned into the sewer in his presence.
This bcor was shipped 70 Burlington
by the Berkshire Brewing company Of
pittsheld Mass. 1t was consigned to cer-
tain dealers here but they denied that
they had ordered it and as the brewing
did not apepar there we're no
representations Of ownership. II was
accordingly coniseated as contraband.
The date 81 tile splitting win be looked
for with interest as il has been long
time since that amount ofliquor has been
turned into Burlington sewer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-24

The parish council Of Rudgwick, Sus-
SEX England possesses ar official seal
In which the occupations of all the
members are indicated. Thus the vicar
is represented by an open Bible. the
farmer by some trees. the coal dealer
by sack, the miller BY mill. the inn
keeper by bottle and jug. the boot
maker by a boot the auctioneer by a
hammer. the doctor By a medicine bot
tie. the carpenter by plane and the
baker by loaf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-24
This Space ts Controlled BY Central
Labor Union OF Barre and Vicinity


General Organizer Stuart Reid Of
the American Federation of Labor
will address the workers Of Barre
from the City Band Stand on We'd
nesday evening, July rs, at 7.30
o' clock Organizer Reid is at the
top Of his profession and every work
ing man and woman should make a
special effort to hear the great Scotch
man. II case Of rain a suitable hall
has been engaged and will Be duly
advertised.