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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02
ABOUT The STATE.
ITEMS Of Interest cEeaEed From Or
Exchange

Items Of Interest cleazsd From Or
ExLhaugea
By d Fecent census 81 tae sshaol Esz-
sFiet 81 Beaninetan Il i shown that tie
team contains 1.a6a eoCs ixen.
LEssss nIll1neF j rs less taan lase year
The dwelling house q EiHar7 CieTe
EAna- siEaase1 usE outside EurFasViaAe
on the hyde PARK road vas destroyed
~ ETa late Monaav Afternoon 5l0st q
nc household goods we're savea. There
uas rio insurance Ga the property, III
having besa Tseeasly crested
AhcEt 3a0 Mas0ns gathered In EuE-
Land On Taes5ay ~ attend TIE ananaI
nlesting 81 the fourth district Masonse
Bodies. Tie visitors are the guests "a
Center aaI Ratlana sg8as Tie nieas-
ing pFensa wish the exenplif = ton of
the Battered Apprentice degree hy Mount
5oFiah Lodge, MI 19 ii p1uI4nay. The
Fellow Graft degree vas conferred DIT
Morning star Lodge, No. 81 Of Pgult
neF. Aav. Henry IT, BaIioa IL CHESTER.
grand lensNTeT. FeEiewa4 tue @0FE. Slzp
ger was served 81 Masaafe TeInEge fram
5 Gutil go, followed ar 4 reception %
The grand hodge oEsieegs.
TIE final orders f1r tie annual "a.
eanapmaus Of she department III YER
mont, fs A IT., at Burlington Feb z9,
have been issued ny Commander Say-
no1u e. Wsnd 81 ST. AIbans. ard state
trait Ell VT. SE4aaFa 81 Post, 80. IA of
Rutland il apg1insed ID TILE COMMITTEES
an credeHtIas IN place 81 Henry &
gE aee3er who Il aHa5le 60 attend The
following will 81 the 1F5er NJ business /
Efgeniug Gf the EHcanpaeHg Fogl call
81 ozleeFS; rrpars of rha eonnittse On
eTedantials FoH sail as Representatives I
report III 1sHeeTss app9intManE oil e0m-
mStteess reception and reference os
enEnasn 1tians frnnl p1astss reception
ard reeFaaee 81 communication fr0m
members reports Ut aag8Elitfees I'm
aaishea BUSINESS; new business; election
gf afleeFs All representative To the
nasienal eneanipasentf Installation "a
afheaFs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

FOR SALF--A fa1E-rn9aa ens~zxe rn KFx2
wo11 1HaEa@ wild sewpu fsEa. Aepe-s. he
ies, eHrranrn and usker variety ssf tEuSE- Git
mxxeT Tets 10 Elee p aes Fer snaaH fzziia
v Mn wisaa@ "a sD 4 ln@ gar&teA4g 4sa 4seg
Amns. a. Eaere i . Ena6 Aen AaEsH wasa Ea
acre u IxNd a. BE- ses2 IN 81 sgs SusH
Eavmfene down. Tna r. = Care EHat Es aEs
Agsnsy ArnMs ii xnA II HNaszex B4Iisiamg
AGgK2 ct .s4Ef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FAnH FOR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR
TIN In ENI On Ha1n road. ia mHss fron
3 iiif4m4eswu. 10 4srrS. well wocdaa ara va
.area- r144r hiea ssasa ot eaitiVaEiaA. q. II.
baYsageEt, kalt earre. ". 1s9tl4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

FOE SAEE-Tre " r. Fsfghita Kaxm. cen
szinE d ~ acres gslpd hafhsings leca es ia
Pa2A Aaza an the read BF1zn EzEE @ss tpeis Z Ea
earE FsAAaHe " nsgfs srass - cAsfE1Siani Assa
viz q sans q LAP. Apply 70 = y. BaTti@s
Administrator 35Sfts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EcR SALE-vziszEN FSrrz. CanE4tn& e acres.
equally ssrvlleG safa x ard rxszzire. NeFes-
EAlt2ng MzSsr * zeuae an8 hagn. WILL keep
sax eams zn& feAans AAMNG tsaea tEEw
E9fE&tngz fn gees raEs1fasr&bbe EEratT. <rnsv
zsrs nsNzfs AK 1isafeit ~ rssAs - xAs1
scz1a2 hare s ) great 6em4n& fer retH Il q
af f4rEa ard s5eaesSe& wtfs w3aI = 92igk For
4Sl& cnST 1a. a1GsgsnE IL 18HksssMA PrSEe q
TIL rasef sArs sac ! sstf wfxA aMs~ azxntng s9c&s.
" kAfH ezah Balance IN zEszx n1seaaskr IN
HfEe AZ zae 4 s Cate Real ksreAsa Ayers.
kpema II AID n EolsksF EasEasng, bAsss,
NIX gkas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

SAM SAhE--A taHe tenNu4at house. ean1ygA4
i located ahe1s Hfe miuu ~ walk fTrm eSst-
as1cc a good property Ter rentin Vurr1ses
= wonlA maize a Heet hes1e fe1t wCll1 IS
same tiaze yisid \ good 1 asMe. FER fan O.
Kesus And o Bla4ehard Building, asst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

ROB SALK--Ax xr~az ssrrtnee. eeEse at ssg
SmiE1- TT1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

FARM FOR sAEE-Gaad fzrn q rs xsTss.
heavily numbered xsaa wc1oe1. Gssed 6EEar
r3&r@. GO 10 gEGs tTe@s. knwwa rs kNaa exESse
Az4 seani. SisazArE on sage Fdaas stHM waAE4
tagrea - ChszzsA. She1f ~ l2isas srgE
g akAingtcn. 4sd knoWa - the 1r1zns aeB4J
fAxzA AZ ssssxe1 VII seti witn cr wsshoar
stock. BniA&inEs tn gcem xepAkr. Never FAAi-
sug FnAntrg Haswr EmInasA me prsaeskaar
giyea- g. d. Bissasu. y zsAiageoz, We. iz5Ef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

FOR SALE = S4-aere fsrr0 rufy IA azsle
from est z4ne ard o. x9SG road = Mens Pss-
lsr EaEs1iEgS srs Ia kesa eu@@fsss1s a 4 "a
s& high axm IN eUsktFAEksN Sns&i8 fEmtN ar-
chad FISss u xssr ssonz fazr ~ nd
tsaas. and u > very desirable place fer 41Yese
y shs1x 70 Do Efe1f fa1EinE. Ka4u1Fs 81 fha
~. A P@ETv Real EMsaEe A. e4Aey ESgamS and
ss&r&mm Eiu~& Barre W. Easg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

q HN%T--SEsEe snea NJ Hy &C til s8zs4 wtsa
y EN- 2sssT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02
80 80 M - 80.

Hay--Delivered pfonsfzy in bulk
Fafaa loo acfe farm tirar-czsss huiidiars.
vii eat iJ0tons 81 htF.
Less-tao acres Ia lors q ; ~ 10 acrds. 60 sait
custu1urrg.
Pasturc-i acres pasture ard sishuat
building ,o'd N4sa farnl
Appiy 10 George C1sszes East sex1ak, % Perry
heal Estate AgenGy. AsE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

q EEST-Sevens -FaaEz cGzTaxe &c Rrsmsa
sss#te sEauaxs Al n a. faFrs 9Ras Kg a
Ageney. 9ISE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

ZOE SALE--FaTsn I sAz ctry MnsfSz, eoas
sxisIag & acres tHsaze lzaa. EeIiaEag-
nearly new. Antnss gazt fl saa Mskssa s1ngs tss
iag Ah Hs 9hs4 81 F0n 40 spstsenma es%a SILL
get Assay sr0Ha van Cszne nivees 10 .he =
) Far< zeai Estass ANnrg srd BETTER
3esezi szen Reszn1z / AID Il. Blister II *.
Baxre w. 9af
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

IL REST-EEl4M teneEzenK eAaza - rNe
rfzhE psF tAs AEs1 fmrmtSnees rva zza AL VI.
BNzz &. Eax1sIs Slack, Fenrl STREET. @2Es
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

10 EENT ssxnshA ETUnt yo0xn IA 0ma
k53at III nv ~ raz1sla black Agt4sy Re
Charles Page s1azeiI Eslek 2sssg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

10 EENT-SGiEe Is fsans eszess afeax Fer
saary {. Apply 10 r. .. gGfr ar. z3tk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

Tst RESF--NtSe sen@Esent AZ sEs xcsgns vi
Nap nEeree. lAeaErs ~ Z W Ne Esxs
PAS SsseeE. SKI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02
10 81.

10 gENT--k pytesnszt "a fss Kills ese
~ e "a. Also gfeuzat azl - ~
esaek sttzble - ls.See Or eiHH - ass
rN EENT--Crses F'9srf
aays- ar xazQ eas fesfssrt
A 4es \. ~
800 aa- 80 q 9s
.-4s
y
r.. RFNe $1,000 ~ es
- 500 e~s-f .s...s
Fss Me%r.- Fs4srrs..a ss,sss
4 X ~. = = $500 hts.sk
FeF szrrF xy.r .sf sg. $500.
race "A 54ss n n !, $500. sn4
\ ~ { + 1890 WA. 49,
rs REv s-Tws Mrgs sYsas yos,s~ 4. Nv
asgsss w 800 srgSa u sss,.ss. "a $3.50
fs2sEA NA1@4ls Z 7tt Isl Al-IAtEA 81 IL f&8 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

ZOE sALg--Snubese q your z COWS. coming
"a. Apply - 9 5. harness, Orange, VI. islti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

rcn sALE-ons six-ysar-oia eovta sale.
Apply 60 a. Tszaasi 1istf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02
WAVED.

WANrE D--Spruce and Deadlock log. Easz
Montpelier grlss miil w L Cl4rx, N1nAg !.
Tcles hvee AosfPr iias Iz-s. a1tA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

roe sALE--Yen Ens white PIemarth Eack
c'seksrei. AZ sLce each. Il. D. Eepkins, NozE-
Pelisr. PnoDe sH-l4 s-0sf
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ca. sssE 4 ssr Tsss cas - FREz. : r.saaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02
FOR SALE.

2 4 SALE-IySisx - sAs 6ezxA 81 prerrie-
Tar. VII s<il gs1re and sseEk Of xsNernl assr-
taas Slss Ia kAeE Calais. UAarz ; COOS busi-
ness ard well sseeka&. a er1S-easss ehzuea Hs,r
anyrzs 70 engage in basiness tn1nfrr of Wrs.
G {. kezfrew, On IN premises. sr az e. p.
sntsa. E2ExstsiG z<sf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-02

FOR SAI-E-~tR thn growing femn o. Hard.
wick. r.ro ard i1neh rpozxk Ona 1f rha best
snars "a the state for a szzzu capital. ror pa !.
slcul4Fs address Lock Eak Iae. Hsxaw1 x
w. zszsEa
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
Bound % Build Tn.ie h.s..

rom. LlA- .I+..f.f ~S.l1 1--WE.
When sone DIX wish 10 tell n.
extreme renac!ty D. purpose, taey su.as
81 tt as being u n. bulldog VARIETY.
said q man who lives IN Meridian street
rear Mapl-tcn. 4 don't h. cont!n-
ued, for / beiieve that FOR general
tenacity OF purpose the English SPAR
row has the bulldog rubbed OF. the
"a ntscap e.
a pair Of gparrows began 70 build
in one % the CUTTERS on my house. and
/ removed their building while 1t was
IN process Of construction. Again they
started to build. and again / removed
their home. / thought I would I
their construction work, 20 nailed
some shingles ove the plac. where
they had been so busy.
Meanwhile those sparrows perche1
on a tree and watched me ard cursed
Next DAY l discovered that they had
Dred cheir way past one OF the shin
Sies and had again built In the gutter,
and again / evicfed thsm. while they
s,ood by. watching and swearing. Fo,
two days / heard nothing from them
and then when l began IT, use III.
pump in the back yard / pumped gu,
Il nest they had built somewhere IN the
pumps Intervals. while they stcod by
ard watched and swore.
About an hoUr later I sav h.rn go
ing In and out Of the pump through the
opening just abcvs the handle. carry.
ing in bits Of grass and feathers
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

arata pearls tley are 90 tame but !
admire fG@gH lu rows Or clusters
Ms ~ ~ T. II there IS any-
thing .osa. + IS pearl .!ack.ae
large pearls. yau n.o. Pa gaze ne
on. some years ago. out. although il y
very handsome. / 10 not care inucn for
K. because the pearls are rattle small.
Nj. N.-On, Small paris should nev
ST - put into = necklace. Only the
largest size are worthy Of such display.
For my art. / much prefer diamond
necklaces.
Miss De S.-Aren't they Lowry. The
pure white diamonds. especially.
Mr.. N.-Yes. rs a pity. though. the
colorcd diamonds are out OF fashion:
but I think they are coming back. /
saw a necklace today with every ,ensa
diamond colored. and the effect was
wonderfully brilliant. 1t was at Bir-
any's; quite cheap. too. BY the way.
will you marry me-
Miss DE S.-Oh. this is so sudden.
Yes. my loye. / will.
Miss De :. ,half an our later)-C.ara
Eubbins. next door. is engaged. too:
but | think her lover showed shocking
taste In the selection Of her ring. il Is
so big and clumsy, and. besides. IL
seems sort of brazen. II has six large
: diamonds SET with pearls.
Mr.. Nor an engagement ring there
is nothing heater than plain gold.
Bifany has them for a dollar.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
II. Ei.,. L..

From the Sl-ia1 C-1--4-gSa
Amons ,he i.tisAn,s hrters Tie .-s-
courts some years ago wA< Ms. Weldon.
who. indeed. WAS 50 Constantly az Law -.
Baron Pollock orcs remarked -a< ~
has now such i Very large business :. -
bar that We rau<' give he- e.s-y .-aul
sencs." Mrs Welaor. MAS no- aeass-,i ;,
The Judges. and sai1 many ciev.r -@.-u
in court Tins "Reminiscences o. -hs ls-4
John George Wtsc. X =. Include an ara,
dot ot ore CT her appearances t- -.
court Q: apEsaL She MAS entsavo--s =
upset l judsn.sn: Of Vice Gnargsro- :;
con. AID one ground CT complaint uas ~.
the judge WAS 100 Old 70 understand -.
case. rhersuIon Lord r.satr >4ts .-..
asst ;inis YOU were here you csnp.af-~s
nat Your case mad been ,risi b. ny o-oc-
er Bowen. and you said he Ms ori,
OF a boy. and could no. d, you 80,
NOW YOU come here and say .ha- -
brother Bacon is too old. wAa- a. -
you want the judge 20 be- Your 80
promptly replied Mrs. welGca fx,-- -,
bright eyes on the handsome -cour,e-s~c.
q -aa master OF the rolls
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

This .iFne both tho husband and
friend had exhibited extreme embar-
rassyneai. What MAS still more signi-
loan. Ralph colorAd up Enthusiastically
MHen taat eYening AT dinner she re-
@.errss 10 tn incident. He had abb
soluieiE no excuse 10 offer.
Proud and sensitive. the wife main
taiaed a d!gnifed silence throughout
tn neal After dinner he suggested
tns tn-ater and asked if she would like
American Beauties-he had seen some
exceptionally I'm. ones In the florists
window around the corner.
VI. Bsbcocs accepted these ameni-
TICS with outward calm. but a white In
aignation fiared in her heart. Did II"
IhiaH 10 80 easily atone for his tliria-
tor with Glenna. mis- open humiliation
Of ner2
She dressed with nervous agitation
ana "as jerkily adjusting her thcntcr
aat when Babcock had a sudden iccol
lection.
BY Jove. Nellie, I'd almost forgot
ten There's a note must write. I
wont keep YOU but two minutes"
sne put on her gloves. fastened her
jac4et and waited. The two minutes,
mad extended to ten when Ralph a,ua,.
from the desk.
Although curiosity clamorcd Within
her. Nellie Babcock's intense pride CON
suered. She made no reference what
r -. W AAi- HUI.
As the Two waited for a car on the
corner Babcock turned TO the mail box
stationed there, and. lifting the lid With
n hand reached with the other for
the letter in his pocket. AS he did 50
he met his wife's glittering glance. He
grow suddenly clumsy.
The envelope huttered to the ground
Nellie was quicker than he. and. stoop-
Ing. herself slipped it into the box
But not before her quick eyes had de-
voured the address. The letters seemed
TO flash UPON her vision-unmiStakable.
vivid. cruel. Miss Glenna Howe. Al.
South Forty-second place.
TO this day Mrs. Babcock's mind con-
tains only a confused blu of impress
sions concerning the remainder of h a
evening. The ride Town town. the play.
the lunch afterward and the intern,in-
these things merely as facts. What she
does recollect is her fierce fight against
the awful surge Of emotions that
threatened at any 10 sweep
away the possessions 50 precious TO
her-pride, dignity, woManly COM
posture.
II was the dr-ad CT being trans
formed into A creature OF age. Jealousy
and vengeance that kept her outwardiy
calm In spite Of a. seething hear, ard
turbulent brain
After he had zone next morning she
hung about the desk where ne had writ
ten the note. 4 SOFT OF morbid fascir.
alton held her t.ere-oT was it the Wild
rope OF Anding a scrap. a line, a word
that would give her zorne knowledge -.
what the note concein.i9
An. that was IL. after all-she want.
ed to know-to know. To see just VIVA,
he had written.
Her eager. searching eyes pcunced
UPON the blotter lying JUS, as Ralp-
had left 1t last night. Il was Il soft.
-n ..c::e- .:d ~ had ,se3 /. 10. r..
first time.
AZ her trembling fingers seized upor
1t shs discovered that the imprint o:
hX writing vas extraordinarily Ci-..c:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
Like. Fast Horses.


Walk right I'M didn't hear you till
son rang the third time. Mind you
don't stumble over the dust-pln- "A
stitch In imc covers a multitude %
sins" ! say. Naria's cleaning out the
cellar before she make the bread. No
ho:sghien stuff here-!ust good. solid.
3:eme-made bread. So I had TO let you
IN
Please sze2 an softly as you Amy
second door front il sick today. She
raaxnt q terrible cold night before last
ns out II the window waiting 70.
her .lrsbxnd to come In He's an actor
-: Ieas. he says he is-he does somc
~ thai dumb talk 81 one OF those
shsyss Danfosnime. re calls il. but |
Cont sc where the acting comes IN
when he deo't say anything. Shes feel
an: bxttcr this a.;ernooa. She didn't
ca: any luJHh. i JUS; TOOK t:er up q
m,,stard plaster q OF rice pudding
&c pu1 on her chest. She enjoyed t.s IN
very much. She'll te he::.r o She
a. artist ,ncee.-slics gsr;s.;iy re-
sD,c1a-le. thou -. They lave tier
AA- ----~-.c .r-.--- ail hung
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
aus;ne,s Administration.

The president was talking about the
miserable White House stable. which
Is built on low ground behind The
White House. and is antiquated and so
damp that, the horses KEEP, in 1t are
affected. He said that the condition Of
the stable is 50 bad that he does not
keep his own riding horses there at
all. but boards them al a private stable.
You see" said the president. the
place Is damp ard unhealthy. NJ horse
Wyoming caught cold there and died.
The stable has a bad effect on every
horse KEEP, there. They all get the
heaves. Every horse there but one has
the heaves-every horse but one" al
most shouted the president. Think
OF that"
How many horses are there In the
stable, Mr.. President" somebody.
asked.
Why. l don't know. but III find
out" and the president punched a but
ton for Secretary Loeb.
Loeb" he said. as the secretary
came in. how many horses are there
in the stables now"
Twelve" said Loeb. explaining that
two OF them are w~ockhorses and two
some other kind. and SO on through
the list.
How many Of them have the
heaves," continued the president.
One has the heaves." Loeb replied.
Why. Loeb" said the president, i
have been telling these men that every
horse there but one has the heaves. and
now you rome in here and Ry only
n Of them has Inc heaves. How DO
you explain that"
But. Mr.. President" SAID the thrifty
Loeb. Il traded OF all those with the
heayes for healthy ones
Well" said the president, Il guess
after this nobody al say this admin.
IsTritr0h is not TUT Tn business p.in.
c;pscs."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23


A
=. 4.s
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

remembers to have seen him when he
Gid not have n smile. and d pleasant
word He is the direct antitas II 1f
Newr1ah NogGs. for All the yea.s Of
druagery and Flooding and almost and
less toll at the ~treaiTsilI OF detail have
left him even tempered and serene.
Once Had a Vacation.
He had "A vacation once. Il was in
the year 1902. and for a whole week
his employer did not come to the Of
ffce- Sir. Osborne thought the matter
over carefully and actually took three
days He worked year in and year
out over the account books and the
envelopes of securities. and never
seemed to feel the need OF rest.
HI would hardly be correct 10 say that
in the twenty-five years Of service he
.vnG net absent, for IL must be remeIn-
the mailman Eorcross threw the bomb
In the Sage of5ce- MIR. sborn at the
time was conducting a negotiation
with = customer. He was carried from
b building minus a considerable por.
hon If his clothing. and for a time IL
was feared that his skull was frac-
hired
The quiet. well poised man who sat
behind the cashiers desk in The Office
in the Bank Of Commerce building had
mus-h TO do with the engineering OF az
fairx in such a way that the death of
Russell Sage produced scarcely a rip
Ole on the surface OF Wall street. Had
the situation been less adroitly handled
there might have been q storm In
which n.any financial craft would have
forndered
likes Fast Horses.
yr. Osborne. like his late employer
did. takes a keen delight in driving fc:t
horses He always owns a team 81
least. and frequently ne may be- seen
ON In drivcways III the borough OF
Brooklyn He has been a resident oi
the transporting borough for many
yearx Mr.. Osborne lives in unosren-
fafiDxzs style. In summer time he makes
his nome In Engiewood. y. j. where he
has a C,Sttage on Hilicres, avenue
By the terms Of the vii. OF Russell
SAGE Nj. Osborne is one OF the three
executorx and he will share with then
feeS II near1y $1,000. 900. His salary
wtxh NE Sage Is said not, TO have *
ce4ded SkOOo a year but by careful
measurement he has accumulated a for
tune Of his own.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23


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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
HOW ONE CITY GOT CHEAP GAS



--i' '.-'7r - @s- 20 Aa-@ -
a.f ~" slsao VI, IT,
- LEA! -ti.ai po.s ~ 3HsHtpf-
D-H.n ~ sift N.tE alps'-l ~ %
mar. mating tnH pm ina QUA
- tnafs !, tas "Ho"n ,ats M
naustiol-. Amos NJ only @xf-n-- IN
Fol.-d n delivering eas 70 Consumers
Vas for th@ laying %. wail= and u.
vas determined ia. the p-oQ.- q. M
ci'y should r~e-iy- a cast tn-.r saar-
%: this .-e- gt.t u f.ari.r..
But such 4 iitni.arf0n %. fh-!r profits
was 81 no mans incllde, in m plans
%. th- men .yno maintained .onop
by u ~ Manufacture! illuminating
gas intustry II rne c.-y and - nose
who ha. nlp@. ~ natural gas from
~ .rall. 70 H.. ai,v lt-. D.-r1rt vas
made that ~ r.-a .oF natural s al
nY-a b., ,r- ordinance 81 ao.n.t mn
DR. ,hr-.- -rs- n.re-s- Tutt. sroifS
,ga.ls - :. -o soif, -. ee,,,1
..-f-. go ,,Lt +,
IN gas o..t * - forging af-44 h~esuse
OF the ca=ap.-ss and convenience Oh
gas
IN this extremity ~ people lst-r-
mined u ..ea,. V4riOus plals a-re
discussed. ana thar ware maEy .1o -
sor-. M building ~ II Dl4s4t 81 tn=
City but against t.Is proposition was
th- t~rs.u-rADl- o5j.crioa t..at iii. l@ot
limit, If N. e.tv u'aagt oot rarfa.l- -.e
t>.tsfrp ~ ~ nr14. .es-. ~.
Art--rrDs- from - ,r.lIe stirgs pl5-
a.. -.~ - v
~
80. 80.
- o~r-.; --
o.. 49,. e.u.ot.
n Nss.nH
'-l ~ tAt7 s@el97iga 60
.sn..r4 s-- a-t.. e 500
-t- eyi sHAAt .s
~
$50 ~ So -7-a-
nj II - .,a II r-ss
rrAf- ~sgr,e .e ~, 49,. -lraa
fo- f,r---e.- r. .--gff.
.uhsr-frarS ,.r,s- nit.. : az s-6- e
iaa hands ~ trustees Weo ssa ;rra ~
abb bower. or vroyl =, vote +. or T.
tectors. While w. nola-rs Of the stock:
mus remained. tne actual * vel -
nominal owners 81 the certificates ard
could transfer than at wiil. they had
no control Of the operations Of the on
Safy. Opposing interests might buy
up the entire issue OF stock. but could
not by reason OF u c purchase e.ac.
a single director III the independent
sp-ciai Inducements now
ever. were oHered 10! subscriptions %
M SICK oE .he pFoHiss 81. per e-.L,
"l..uei'is ahu t"e 'soeAipeloh u ne
-htns issue al par as SCOT a. tae
fronts OF inc company "ouid Warrant
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
All in IN. p.r,.
Frorn me sonervnIe lau,

Fr0rn fha SoraervIIIe Journal
Miss wa-xyrs-WAere ia NJ. Gas.
Ugh row
!srf. wrr-yr- a. ----zae.,-
NJ In Canzde-
4ff.s TatEgas-TEhy. I din. Inas
hr va going away.
~ bG..s. directors
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
SHE'S 4 Snake chs-n.-.

Ten he E"s,3n T.aRscr p.
E.e.s-Sonle -!sa ~ IL ky. .-..-a,.
:,Sel. :. :@- -asla. hes I-arr.el Us,
NE 'isa; "c-raa - eor::crs az! soosa.
hin.
"ieSs-"nSI is sa&-a s.-ss
c.-.E-r?
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The first mclodrama vas produced ri
t.e covent Garden theater on Eoyem-
Der u. lso.. ana was called The Tale
o. IA N.z;cry."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

From che NON YoTk Ne-a!y
Miss d. Sweet-Do yol li.- paris
M. E.cefeliow-I % not care for sep
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

BIZ - second occt-.on-mali. Il
$50 = stang. - say - East -ra-
Ea.1- sao-.I -c1a.c= - TIT C:enu4
:, t~y