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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
Boxing,
Tennis,
Racing,

Society. At the same session, Rev Me-
Christian will speak before the Alumni
Society. ami at 8 F. NJ the Allfmni
Society will celebrate It's annual BAN
quet at the Henry Clay Inn. Tonight
al S:15 at the chapel, the Literary! So
cieties will hold a Joint celebration.
Professor G. l.. Melton, of Front
Royal. then delivered the letters to the
baseball team.
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NOTICE..


Richmond, Va. June IL, 1905 "
The co-partnershlp heretofore existing
between NJ F.. Jacobs and Adolph
Jacobs, pawnbrokers, at 1720 East Main
street, under the style Of N. r, Jacobs
a. Son. s this day dissolved by the
withdrawal OF N. r. Jacobs, who mas sold
his Interest to r. Jacobs.
N. F. JACOBS g. SON.
Referring to the above, we beg to in
form our friends that we have this day
formed co-partnership under the name
OF r. Jacobs s. Son, pawnbr okers, 8
such we are entitled to all the assets Of
the said hrm and assume all Its liabili-
ties. We shall continue the pawn.
brokers' business at the old stand. and
solicit the patronage Of the public. All
business strictly confident "a.
r. JACOBS, 5
gADOLPH JACOBS.
June II, 1905. 4,
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Rain at Lynchburg.
Especial 70 The Times-Dispatch.)

NSPSG5uk y = TO = ''s'S'
LYSCHBuRG, VA. June 1a.-The game
between Lynchburg and Richmond here
this afternoon was prevented by the
rain, which began toNfall before day
light, and continued throughout the day.
The shoemakers left for Portsmouth,
where they begin nine games away
/ from home before returning home The
Richmond team also left this afternoon
y FOR home.
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Southern League.

~ At Shreveport Shreveport S; Atlanta. !.
q AT LATHE Rock-Little l Rock Birminsn ' nam
II New orlcans-New Orleans N ontg omery:--
. Al N AZ emphls- Memphis n ashville-on day,
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Distance Is Measured BY lire
in THis STIRRING ACE,

STIRRING 3SSSsaHs44
Q Il il
Communication fare between Rhhond
and twelve cents
The minutes; by
: II WON
TO Zee abov the level Richmond
Rlchnonds approach TURNPIKE ths
best highway Virginia IA
mark Industries
mayh residential notice
furnished
the
will
Is hundred m
forest
adad
lines 5H4g#33S
LODGE, Glen Allen
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For Divine Healing

meeting for divine. healing will be
sta1d to-day at a p. M. lin the West End
Rescue Mission. 727 West Cary Street:
The public is cordially invited 70 attend
this service. "A Bible reading VIII Dc
conducted in the mission ut 9 =. NJ .55lfsta
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:D:,a.;ilyCo urtRecord
Circuit Court.

-TI" ~ 3
Suits Instituted yesterday: Mrs. jose
phine r. Jones, Administrative ofRall and
singular the goods. chattles and credits
which were OF Junius o. Jones. deceased,
at the time Of his DEATH who died In
testate VS.. the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomaci Railroad Company;
damages, 10000.
Cases set for to-dhy: G. T.. Brown vs..
Margaret T. O'Conner ct alsI a.
MISCELLANEOUS: Case Of Henry J. Blau-
welt vs.. G.. w. Lambert, on trial.
Property Transfers Wednesday,.
Rlchmond-P. II. Wells and wife e., 70 Q. ~ !; ~ 4
S tse ns q s,ree susee
to d deed OF trust $1,000.
north s1hn line h Of Broad yree. i75 feet wet Of
A CHARLES Il. Montague and NE and Kate M
and j. Preston Carson 10 LINE ". Powers, ~
feet on west line OF Fifth Street. 1904 feet
north OF Clay Street. $500 ,.,,,,.. % ! 4,
east Of Scott street, 1880.
h P. M smith and wife % Lucy g. D " .op
So feet on south line OF puval strect, y A1eet
west OF Seventh Street 81. D1. ), X
Henrico Joseph schepen and wife 70 Sim
ue warwick, as feet on Peterson Avenue plan ian
Of Glenburnie. 80. ~ Y. u. Z,
pany TO Annie G. Ivilsoi lots 2 g and lin
block II. plan Of Ginter Park. 81. sa6. t2., !,
Tax TITLE Company Of Richmond TO W. y, I. II.
Walker lots MOI sauarf No plan OF t'sh
Fa,rmo L, IN Land Company 10 r. 2. kritser.
T. e. Creery and J.. Harmon. % feet y. on !.
west line twenty ,rst 'trees lssa feet south
Thomas q. VIII Jams. 5r. trustee. 20 asorf r.
Street, $50 feet east Of strawberry Street 1910.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED
n to furnish the Penitentiary with suf-
ficient Steam Coal, New River q or is
\ one year. estimated at 1900 tons, q De-
livery to be made on Chesapeake and
7ag Ohio tracks, Second Street yard. at the.
rate of one ar-load per week. begins
Will be opened at 4tP. M June 49, 1906.
4 Address tE.t; F. MORGAN, superinten-l
dent, 81 ISL 44. 4.3 ~ %Fs
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.AUcT1oN5sALES, Future Day,
BY N. w. Bowe & Son and weigh 81
Glinn, IA s5s n ssaas
Real Estate Auctiouesrs. Ssssss
TRUSTEES SALE II
Two Valuable Store Housea|

Two Valuable Store Houseas
on the east side OF Fifteenth Street. be-
tween Main and Cary Streets, Nos.as1 y
and Il, and four 2-story and Basement
Brick Houses on the south side Of FRANK
lin Street, between Twenty fth ana
sTwenty-sixth Streets, Nos 2509, 25l1ss aSls
and 25l5, by auction. IS
In execution OF deed of trust frolt
+ Franklin Stearns and Emily 81, his VII ~
to the cndersgned trustees, dated March
~, 1885, and recorded In the clerk, 8 .othcs
Of 4 the &c, Ghanesry cGpst q the sit
in obedience Of a decree OF the Cfancary
Z Court OF the city Of Rtchmond entered e.1
I May a. 1908, in the suit Of Rsnaa IN
executor ana $ais.,.'" we viii sell, puts
lie auction On the remises, In the sorass
shs f0'ovlns des'ra 0s fea' s'ass; S q
First. AT & q clock F. b NJ. we VII ssl
T on the premises, st two e at ore (. houses On ~
se1sii
By. a depth Of 14o feet to an alley in the
rear % feet wide. with three-st Dry briclt
S,S5s hoss s
sand running back 14s feet to the ga forssssS
said alley, and having thereon afE four.S
story brick house. .ssss Ssss
lHeEeE& houses
aratelySa and then two will be offered stoSA
gether. the trustee reserving the ght st0s
accept the bids producing the & best rss$
AT t 8 8 clock e. NJ. Ne VIII SELL 81 sths
premises. the four houses known as Nos.s
$500. 2511.. 251s and isis East II Fra kltnS
Street. These are stwo-story and bReass
3ment brick residences, and will mako
desirable homes or good vestmen mt PROP
critics. They will be sold epnratel y.s and
only SO many OF them will be offered aaas
may be necessary to- satisfy the requiress
merlts OF the said deed of trust The lott
upon which these houses stand from. tna
within parallel lines about 100 feet.
TERMs-Cash sufficient to defraysSax.:. s.
penses Of executing the trust. md ak
taxes due on the said property to theaday
81 sale, N and to discharge the deb sesl
cured by said deed. amounting to 81, 800
as OF March ~ 1900: and a there be- any
residue Of said spurc chase money thess aHfe
shall be made payable in sue manner
and at such time as the Fde lity8 Savings
and Trust Company 81 Of Chariot yille.i
l8va., administrator n. o. az III
/ :Franklins Stearns may d tree, to be an.
lSnounced ON dayitof sale.
HENRI E I. s3l yVICKTIAhd;S sFss
N.aW. BOWIE. S,25
Ell hereby certify that the bond sreduired
of Stl1e foregoing trustees by the "A hoYe5
mentioned decree has bean5E duly q ~ yen.s
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5OtherSGanes.

At Cambridge. Mass: Harvard q;
a. Princeton, N. y: % University Of
Pennsylvania. 8: Princeton, 2. 4,
LANCASTER. PA. June 10. -Charlisle
indians, /; Franklin and Marshall. 9. ,
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3 Boston. 2:St. Louis, I.

lecture at this time and no one scarcely
knows what Is going TO happen.
But Richmond will have winning
team or there will be g great howl in
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Mr. Snith INCORPORATED.

The state Corporatid Commission yesterday
granted the following charter: WI liam !, g.
Smith Incorporated). Cape Charles, W w e
6. smith president AID general mana ger, ~ :;
cape Charles; n. "a Colbert. Norfolk. Capital q.
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South Atlantic League.

AT coiubmin-First game: Columbia I; Ma IA
con-. o, Second game: Columbia. 2; Macon. ]. (.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, Of. savannah
Il AtsAugusta-FIrst game: Jacksonville. 81; AN
Rusta. 3. Second game: JacksonV1lie, 4iEAu-
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REAL ESTATE For Sale
FOR SALE,
146Acrl!yes

FOR SALE, n sassgg
y l45 Acres IsSs|,
AT Kenwood Station. r.. F. ana II. RI y.
and near Ashland electric line. Hounos
barn. wells and stream, Price Is, ~
GEORGE =, CRAWFORD 4 &C. Ss II
4, i0A EaAt laAlNs
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Chicago, q; Washington, o.

Chicago, Il; Washington, Q.
CHICAGO. June 13-1n a pltchers' battle here
to-day Chicago shut out washington to o.
The Visitors made many costly errors. :,
Score by inn!nss y. % J. = -
Chicago ................10 oOO0Iox-a
washington ~ syi,,yan Hughs. and
Heydon. Time. l:4o. Empires. Evans and Con-
molly.
Detroit, a; Philadelphia, S.
DETROIT. June .ls,-petroi, had the bases .ss
Plank was hit hard In two innings. but pulled
out on good work and good breaks IN the iuc X
Score by nn!nga ! ! 4 j y T. - ., = ],
DatteriesMullen and Payne; Plank ,,ns,,, ana
Cleveland, 3; New York, 8.
CLEVELAND. June 1s-I'ernhard was knock
ed out OF the box In the first inning. Lajoie' 9
error allowed New York to score what proved
TO be the winning run
FL Score by innings: d. !. I'll ~
si sx Ya9I S9S go -
Datteries-Bernhard. Rhodes and BEN
chesbro and Mcclure. Tine. 1:4s. Umpir
Hurst and connors. lsE5s s5.
St. Louis, 4, Boston, o.
ST. LOUIS. June l3-Glade won a desorve.
tie to-day. defeating Boston to o. :, s, =
Score by innings: r. HI H ~
St. Louis. @ 90 00oOl IL SSB1
Boston 81. \. o 0 0O GO %
Battcries-Glade and O'Connor; Diaeen and
Ambruster. Time, 1:42. Umpire. Sheridan.
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.

BY virtue OF q dcoree of the Richmond
hChancery Court, entered June 4, 1905, IN
case OF John ]. Crttchfeld vs. Peter
Tlnsley, ct. ais, = the undersigned special
commissioners will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on N & q
THURSDAY, JUNE ~. 1908,
at $50 O'clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE
TWo.sTORY1h BRICK STORE. No ~
North Sixth Street, having o front OF "a
feet 6 Inches on the west line OF \ Sixth
Street. and 81 depth OF IS feet, and I'M
smediately thereaf tor. will sell that
,rHREE.sTORY& BRICKN STORE, No. b0S
East Marshall Street, fronting 20 rect .
inches on the south line OF Marshall
Street with depth OF % feet
H These stores are Il occupied sby prompt
paying tenants OF long standing. It is
seldom an opportunity IL; 9 ffered to Sc
cure propertySin such a rosperous bust
ness Section OF our city and par Ties de- de-
string d Il f1rat-class IS Investment are & IN
Eytted to attend this sale. Si5i ~ III
siTERMS-O cash, residue II, sx,
twelve and eighteen months. negotln ~ g
notes, q with interest added 81 to pc given
for the deferred payments,S and the title
retained until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid, and aSconveyance directed
= IS ~ M Is. { az 3RICHARDsoN,
# sc Il s55s JOHN J. 8CRUTCHFIELD.sF
5st. Special Commission i 81. rE ers.
III The bond required by the above decree
OF the special commissions rs has /. peen
duly given. Given under my hand TINS
- - GHAs. o:SsAv1LLE. Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE
a Washington. D. c., June II, 1s06.-Sealedi
proposals, in triplicate. will be received
at this office until y o'clock p Nj
Thursday, June 81. 1906. and then pub
Z wallis. etc, at the Richmond, Va.,l MAJ
tional Cemetery.$ain accordance E with
4 plans and specif cat lions therefo which
office OF the National Cemetery, Rich
mond, Va. The y. s. reserves the righq
4 to reject any or all proposals or any
Il part thereof. Envelopes containing
for stone Wall at Richmond National
Cemetery and addressed to Capt. A..
w. Butt, Quartermaster,:4 q. . S. Army.
Washington. d. c. 49,
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on account OF rain the above sale has
been postponed until FRIDAY, JUNE lS.iss
1906, a t 80 o clock ia sE} w
JANE X. GIBBONEY, Executrix,f
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SALE OF A I,ARaH
NUMBER OF MOST ATTRAc.l
" TIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR EsSi2
CIIANICSVILLE$s TURNPIKE,asa ssI
aS IN AT AuCTION N. Ms n Si5s tss
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of the foregoing trustees by I he %a boYeS
mentioned decree has been d u yzs q yen::SS
Teste 81 q. o. SAvILLE,BCl er KS
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BY N. w. Bowe & San.
y Real Estate Auctloneers.5
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on the east side OF Fifteenth Street. be-
tween Main and Cary Streets, Nos. ~
and II, and four 2-Story and Basement
Brick Houses on the south side Of FRANK
lin Street, between Twenty fths and
Twenty-sixth Streets, Nos. 2509, oil POI
and 25l6 by auction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

license, SO long as the voters have de,
creed it, is indeed very commendable
one. But the people OF Brandon will
have to look sharp lest they have placed
a wedge Of corruption and lawlessness
in the hands OF those who are not beyond
awless deeds and corruption. With a
500 bill staring him in the face, and
even lying within his greedy grasp, the
person without honor win go to unwar-
ranted steps to bring about the conyic-
tiou OF some person, it may even be
friend but most likely it will be an
enemy. One hundred dollars looks big
for the shiftless, good-fornothing in
dividual, one of those human buzzards,
preying on his fellow.men. And it will
be the simplest thing in the world for
one of that class to secure evidence
which might pass before q jury as not
allowing of doubt Of the respondents
guilt, The buzzard, with the aid OF
an accompliee or two, will manufacture
evidence to secure conviction, and hav.
ing secured the conviction he viii step
up boldly and claim his hire Of one
hundred dollars. And the town of Bran
don cannot refuse.
Every case which deals with liquor
selling should be subjected TO the very
closest scrutiny when it comes into q
Brandon court, lest grave injustice be
done some person. And even in spite
Of the utmost precaution which may
be taken to prevent fraud, We think
that the wisest course would have been
to let public sentiment convict rath-
err than a 10O-dollar bill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
A HAPPY OCCASION.
Mr., and Mrs. Dennison Brown of North
field Observe 5oth Anniversary.

Mortified, March 13.-The fiftieth
anniversary of the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennison Brown took place Sun
day. The celebration took place yes.
terday afternon and evening at their
pleasant home on Main street, during
which time over thre hundred friends
and relatives of the aged couple called
TO extend to them their wishes for many
years more of happy married life
Mr.. Brown was born in Williamstown,
VT, and is ~ years old He spent the
early days of his life on the farm with
his father. Mrs. Ellen Allis Brown was
born in Brookfeld, VT, in 1881, in
which town they were married March
II, 1856. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown came to
Mortified in 1887 and most of the time
have lived in quiet life. They had six
children, four of them are living, Mrs.
10. s. Adams of st. Johnsbury, Miss
Ellen and Walter E., of this town, and
Mrs. h. w. Clogston OF Williamstown.
During the nineteen years that they
have lived i'll this town they have won
the friendship and respect Of the entire
community. Mrs, Brown has been very
active in all the work connected with
the church and Sunday school. They
were the recipients of many valuable
presents, including sums of gold and d
beautiful! gold clock presented by the
children.
Among those from out OF town who
attended the celebration were J. ID.
CIogston of Williamstown, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. 5. Adams OF st. Johnsbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
WILL BE FREE MAN.
Charles willette, Convicted Of Criminal
Assault.

Burlington, March 13.--Beginning
March IA Charles Willette Of SheIhurne
will be free man, word that a pardon
to take effect on thar date had been
granted by Governor Bell having been
received in this city yesterday Will
cite viii go directly to Shelburne after
he is released from States prison but
will be required TO report from time TO
time TO Thomas Reeves, probation Of
feer.
WiIlette was convicted in county
court in 1908 on charge Of criminal
assault upon Nina Papineau, his step
daughter, a girl Of IA, and was senten-
ced TO serve not less than four not more
than five years. The case went to the
supreme court but the judgment of the
lower court was affirmed.
A few weeks ago hearing was held
before Governor Bell on the petition for
a pardon and at that time II was rep
resented that the girl had falsifed in
county court, being influenced by her
grandmother. Notice OF the pardon
came yesterday from c. r. Walter, sec.
rotary Of civil and military affairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
NO LICENSE WITH A s1Oo BILL

Offers of rewards for murderers, thugs,
embezzlers and common hen thieves are
numerous, but it was left for the town
Of Brandon to place a price on rum
sellers. For three years Brandon voted
eyes," but this last March meeting
changed over to the other side by five
votes. That was great reversal, as
will be seen by the 269 Eyes" majority
In 1905 And, to be consistent, there
must have been great change in pub
lie sentiment. That there was such a
change is further apparent from the ac-
ton Of the same meeting in voting the
very drastic motion to give reward Of
one hundred dollars for evidence that
shall convict any person of selling in
toxicating liquor illegally. Brandon in
tends 10 have no license with a club, let
tends 20 have no license with club, let
THE intention to make the town no
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
JINGLES AND JESTS.
SPRING FEVER.

There's something in the atmosphere
Along about this time OF year,
That sets fellow wishing
That he could drop his daily task,
And take his hy-rod and his fash,
And just 90 off a-fishing.
Unhappily the average man
Quite seldom can. or thinks he can,
Drop things and 60 a.fshing
And so he stays at home and grubs,
With all other fuddidubs,
And takes it out in wishing.
-Somerville Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

Senator Tillman, who found himself
unexpectedly an ally of the President,
is attempting to make hurried exit
from under the 'intlooence" by lambast.
ing the President in his usual pitchfork-
ian manner. Senator Tillman must have
raised a laugh when be declared that
he could forgive many things in the
President because OF his "impetuosity."
It now remains for the President to
reciprocate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
500 LINE EXPRESS WRECK.
Car Jumped the Track and Derailet
Other Cars.

Montreal, March IA report reach
ed here last night that the west bound
500 Line express on the Canadian Paci.
fie railway was wrecked yesterday after
noon near Marin, small station just
west of Sudbury, Ont. One of the cars
of the train near the locomotive jumped
the track derailing several other coaches.
Two immigrants were killed and two
Others seriously injured. A number Of
other passengers were slightly injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

King Alfonso Of Spain is having as
much trouble in getting married as Con
gresham Longworth did. What Feb
ruary II was to the United States,
June 2 will be to Spain, the same popu-
lac hysteria.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

Two college students in Philadelphia
have Just been sentenced to ten days in
Jail for stealing signs, which may be
taken to be sign of better respect for
law among the 'immmes."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
EXPLOSION AT HOTEL.
Building Was Filled With Non Union
Iron Workers.

Cleveland, Ohio, March i3.--An ex.
plosion occurred last night on the roof
Of the Frankfort Hotel, corner Prospect
and Antario street. The extent of dam
age done Is not known but II is said
10 one was killed. The hotel Is filled
with non.union structural iron workers,
employed on the Taylor Arcade, on
which strike was inaugurated by un-
ion men last fall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

For an ordinary man, Patrick T. Nc
Cabe, formerly station agent at Be-
ton, is making lot Of trouble, espec.
tally since he went over the line into
Canada and began making faces at us.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
Lacked Appreciation.

II told her she was the sweetest girl
ever had met"
did she seem to appreciate what you
saidf"
mot entirely. All she said was, oh,
come off, San Francisco Call.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

The wind seems to be going out of
Elijah Dowie's sails at the same time
the money is leaving the cash box. A
peculiar coincidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

Those who are waiting for the price
to 20 down before buying an automobile
will not be comforted by the assertion
that the average price of the machines
is steadily rising instead of falling. The
average price for 1908 was SLIGO, while
last year the average was s1,7s4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

vermonters have one advantage over
their city cousins Just at present; they
are eating really new Vermont sugar
on banks d clean snow. But still they
have to be trihc sparing to make the
supply 90 round
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

Judge II. II. Wheeler Of Brattleboro
would perhaps like to live under spec.
ial dispensation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

There is an occasional hitch and bump
in tile City Hall train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

"He has none of the finer sensibilities,
nothing TO distinguish him from the com
mon herd'
"Nof.
"No, sir. I've heard him confess, out
Of his own mouth, that all autos smell
alike to him" Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co.

Statement, March I, 1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

per cent interest on saw
Is. Ntw accounts invited
j. HENRY JACKSON, President
r. q. ROWLAND, Treasures.
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BARRE DAILY TIMES

copies, the largest paid circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-13
LE. ARxANsAs THuRsDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. l9os

to win which made him successful i'll school. Itis upon this class c boy and girls tha5 olr town, om coaatry. oar stare and the world a large is waiting to besdoH hoaors in the years to come Boys. i rests with with you; girls, witt yon, to say whether or aot you will b. prepared to receive these honors.
 10 the parents of Carlisle: visit the school often, cooperate with the teachers and lend them your assistance in making Carlisle Public School the best in this section of the state.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-13
First Bale

The first bale of 1906 cotton was brought to town Tuesday by J. W. Hall, colored living south of town. 1t was ginned by k. A. Perkins, our enterprising gin man, who presented the producer with q pair of $4,00 shoes as q premiam. It weighed 6i0 pounds and was bought by Carlisle Mercantile Co. for 10 cents per pound.