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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

WOODEN MILLS WAREHOUSE BURNED
Louisville, Ky. Oct. Ga fire in the warehouse
Of the Msyaeld woolen Mills today did damage
estimated at $3.50, 0o0- -Four hundred persons
are THROWN out of employment
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

K.7C. Levy, HOO Fillmore ST.,
Has returned with a full stock OF iia-
monds and jewelry, selling at the
same low ngure-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

FURNISHING YOUR HOME
ON OUR CREDIT PLAN IS
LIKE PUTTING MONEY IN
THE SAVINGS BANK. IN
VESTIGATE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Bedroom Furniture

Everything from the cheap
est that's good to the best
you would care TO buy
No furniture IS more
beautiful than our Circassian
walnut suits-not even the
solid mahogany and birdseye
maple suits which stand be-
side them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Dining Tables

4 variety and stock unsur-
pissed on the Pacific Coast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Our low expenses make
easier prices for you--IT
PAYS TO TRADE ON
HOWARD STREET.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Our liberal Credit policy makes
it easy for you to furnish your
home. THINK 1T OVER.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
FOLDENG BEDS

Our Folding Beds are Welch Beds
strong, safe, durable, beautiful.
in every way OF the "Ster-
ling guarantee they bear, and the
prices are exceedingly low. We have
hundreds of them-hfty different
patterns.
ARn STREET
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Worth 5000.
Beautiful Models in Dressy Crav-
enette Coats, strictly rainproof; in
Tan and Oxfords, well tailored;
every one worth $1,000 On Special
Sale Tomorrow at $500 each.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

Iattui IdnefoSfeqa beinGf. 81 pnd.
@rds paiffafunnaIla oiuna ia tpDS'
tenteIemG muurori GmiI !Silionen
oil ebeuiiend iltana palannut Spmds'
fpIdstd, misid laumantaiSta osti fer'
rotaan eileen iuppottelemasia, iotfa,
en- Iitd mield mainittuna pdipGnd Iiua
ieuraufieua, eta iupmus pdisld riis
Jul ia ip6fIpi uimctaitoaan ndpttd'
mddn iarpeen, mime fobta fummin'
Fin idi. Wies outettiin muiitamon
minnutin fuIueSIa mebestd pl0s
t~oinnofiisia iefd alettiin parma toi'
meen neutrality-suspicious.. Siitd ei
fumminfoan ouut aqua ia ruumiin
p%ifoinen mustnminen oiotti, ettd Joe
IT, bolfpouS oil 10 tebnpt miebestd
Iopun. 6ilianen, iofa fuuluu oaeen
obfera olfobooliSti alma, oil noinut
mics, mitto lopieton.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

z. t. 2 p. man9ittiin SoenI uusIa
Iotiamiebet 9~IlefIau5er Niemeldinen
ia Intti Spttinen, epdluulonalaiIina
tomerinia ppaipo Niemeldiien MUIR
baan Wiipurisia pDud masten no. t.
20 pdiipdd.
Yoliiiitutfinnosia Of fdpnpt iel'
ipiue, ettd murbattu paano Niemes
Idinen, iofa on ipntpn9t &iibtelps'
ipaaran pitdidsld mutta Hence ms
fpiiin firioisla Wiipurin pitdidn Ia
Iiffalan fpldsId. oil 10. t. 10 pna Il
toutunut n. I. tdffimiebefii Sintra
nimiieen panfafosfen tebtaan LOTT
iaan, ioSiq ebeIdmainittp o., 1i
laineif on fipparina. sotia Iflk
fertaa @iipurin iiaan alapuolelld, Ias
bella fonepaiaa. Saaua rpbtrfndt
miebet iuopotteIemaan ia poud tiili
tappelu, iosiu mainittu fippori ia
Mntti Spttinen famalosti piefiimdt
termamarpiaa Paapo gtiemeldistd.
Safaiin Soeniuubun palatesIa buo'
maiipat tpisten Iotiain intellect. ettei
paamo Niemeldinen olIutfaan mufds
no. Soiiet fafii eiipdt ontoneet mis-
tddn tieioia bdnen fatoamilestaan,
fumes mansittuina hannustipat et'
I'd fabonnut mufa oil bppdnnpt mes
reen beibdn fdIistddn.
Wiime tiistaina lDpbettiin Siipus
risIa tapabtumapaifon Idbeltd mics
ben ruumis, iofa oil tdnnnd poboin'
piteIpn ia IpDntein merffeid. 8aifes>
ia pddttden on ie iuuri fabonnut
paamo Niemeldinen.
Molemmat man9itut opat Soen-
Iuun poliifin firioisla bppin titut'
omat istuneet mpnfeubesI ia puufohif;
Iista |. n. e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
v8arialaistem patimpita",

Wienan farialaisten ddnenfannatta.
ia ia miestinmieid, aIfaa Sampereels
la tebopn pddtDfien mufaan, ilmes'
tpd f%uutauIittain l6siimuiiena tnpis
tettina aifafaus Iebtend. Sdnd
puonna ilmestpp mieId, Jos Iupa
iaaoaan, 4 numeroa, enIimdinen 10
t. t. lopusia. Scbti toimitetaan mas
paamieIiiesid ia puoIneisto riippu.
mattomasio bensesid, e~tupddSid
Wienan, mitta mpDs muunfin 2ars
ialan ben9istd Iefd aineeuiSta pIens
tdmistd tarfottaen ia tobtoen. Sebti
mafiaa muoben Ioppuun 80 p. eli
30 fop.; ptIit. numerot 20 p. eli 10
Top. &ebben toimittoia on firiaiIiia
Simo 9drfDnen, ionfa ia toimituf.
fen oioite on toistaiieffi SortamaIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Yatrnnneia beitettb meifGGn.

9tiiStd iotiIasiunisto, iotfa t. t. 1.
y. Sappeenrannasto IdfIimat Seliins
Fin fufistamaon Wiaporin melafoi'
to-. beittelindt iotilaot pitfin matfaa
uIos raban marIilIe patruuneja, lefd
fipddrin oIia. Wainituita patruunes
ia ia tinGdrin oiia omot laplet poi'
mineet pitfin roban marIia. Sprstai'
ia nasten pDud, ipaoin pboen iotilaS'
iunan oil mddrd Idbted miemddn
meuafoita fufiStamaan Wiaporisia,
tefimdt iotamiebet vitreifin", idipdt
faiarmiin ia ilmoittipat npieereil
Ieen, iotfa ldbtDaifana oliip Ut iaapus
meet aiemaue, eta he tabtomat nnf>
fua pDnid roubosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
,SuumalaiieSia pifenbesSa".

,HietIb" 'fumaa tdad otiaffeeaa
fiblafunnanoifeuben iStuntoa Seris
ioeqa beindf. ~ pnd, ioSio Wend'
jan aIamaiIet aunatibarifi, 2idbopi
ia Suneeri oliipat ipptettpien penfils
Id paptpfiestd forfeinto maItaa mas'
taan erdisId fofoufIisia pibetpisId
pubeiSia. gleiiDd oil istuntoa fuiin'
teIemosIa tu~n9ofieen asst, mendIdi'
I'D Malta, plioppilaita, y. m. Han'
aaistuS moi ola 1-5 muptta furi.
tusbuonetta tabi 1000 martfaa iaf'
foia. gIeiiDn fesfen mauitii fuiten.
Elm bilped mieliala.
Supmareina on ptii lofimies ia
IeitIeman taIonppifaa. Spptetpid
puolustomat pietoriloiiet oIionaiaiat
SeIiaer ia Wor9ulies. aielenfadn-
tdidd ei ole. Sifeuben pubeeniobta'
ia oIaa i%onfun perran m%endtdd,
tolonpoifaistuomorit mield iudbem'
man, muutamat tooistoiat eirpGt OLE
Ienfaon. Sppietpn puolustoiot fui'
tenfin t%pptppdt tdbdn, luortoef pu'
beeniobtoion rebeuiippteen ia len
fonion ter,Deeieen idrteen, iofa on
iaowuttomlt pleiien adnioifeub,n ia
nopauoet.
S%ppttdid, paifoIinen ministries,
iofo iostofin ippstd eli pufeunnut
administration orfiuni,pornrun,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
8mppipm maantuiljelbsmdDttelDm
ipaifutnfiet

oipat rautatieliifenteesid tuntupam'
mat FUN tusfin minfddn tdbdnasti.
fen fofoufien tai ndpttelpn. Iinafin
2obben aIeman liitenne on miime
pdimind ouat iuurempi FUN fosfaan
tdtd ennen. Hautatieliife OH nimits
tain Ianotuna afemaua &uopion
ndptteIpn maifuhifiesta uIeina pdi'
NINA ouut noin 5 fertaa iuurempi
FUN tamauiiesti. Wariin iuuri on
olut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fpipntd.
8oumolasta on ldbetettp wiime ais
foina &uopion MISUNDERSTANDING
hmm menenid tamaroita ia matfus'
iia fuIieitamaan 4 plimddrdistd ius
noa funafin pDnd. Waunuien pun'
te on IuonnoniIeSti ol,it tunfuma.
3oifiIta aIemiIto on faiffi mabbouis
iesti Iiifenemdt nounut ferdttD &uos
pion ndpttelpstd aibeuturpan liifen'
teen tppbpttdmiieen. 8~dptdntbDn
on iaptpnpt ottaa toos wanboia, 10
oifoa Iitte fdptdnnDstd poistettuio
waunuia. sIrmottowasti ofpot Sa'
non pddfoupunfilaiiet iaaneet ipie'
rata tuffufoupala. &uppion ndfi'
lifu lienee ndind poimind tomouiltin
oloibin uerroten moninfertoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30


benfenfd olttiifii tdsia ppbdsid TO-
baSia, iaa itieDeen fatoamattoman
funnian, ia Dendidn fania on iius
naama bdnen nimenid. Sdsid taiS'
telusia opat t%anIan palitit teioan
mufananne. Nobfeasti iiis taiSte'
hum ipnnpinmaan, fanlan, maan ia
mapauoen puolesta rifoaiSta baui'
tusta mastaan!
Waliafunnan Euuman, TDDrpb'
mdnia SoiialibemofraattiIen pmolue'
rpbmdn pbbistettD fomitea.
pietari 1925 y. beindf. 1906.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

ma. Sc nouiepat maaue, pabmat
fdfiparret ottawat poian mastaan
ia bantd Idbbetddn fantamaan firurs
siieen iairaalaan.
Tdmd raubauinen ioutfo, iofa
ndin ippttDmdsti on ioutunut iddli'
mdttDmdn Ipban ialfoit in, on Sra
baarasta, Imaiaffawartia Gflunbin
paimo ia lapiet; baawoitetun poian
mimi on 9ialmar. !Se olimat ldbte'
meet faupunfiin %bafemaan ruofana'
roia, iotfa oIimat maiafasia lopus'
Ia.
&irioittaian %iaapuesia firursiieen
Iairaalaan on poifa 10 fioottu ia
pestp. Yommin iirpaleet cwat la
mistGneet ma1emman reioen ia ma'
lehman fplien. llrbea ppifa, iofa
baanoittum Iestaan buolimatta pon'
nisti miimeiiet moimanfa ioutomiIeen
on mt rautea ia bdnen iilmistddu
moi lnfea ielpdn fpipmpflen: mifli'
Ed meta ammuttiin? Sdn pubnii
mieId ia mastaa fDipmpfiiin nDprdl'
Id ia biIiaiieaa ddnelld. Gmme TABS
DO bdntd raiittoa ia idtdmme poifa'
ra,ifan pstdipduiien boitaiattarer
buostaan, iofa bpimaa bdntd fuin
omaa lustaan.
Observation-Disclosures berdd Fir
ioittaiasIannefin %fpipmps; milf ant'
muitte? Sliban patterin upieereilo
faufoputfet, ioiao be moimat beti
ndbbd, mitd mdfed peneesid pliiai
olimat ia mistd ne tiilinat. Slibar
iotamdeud bauusIaan toto faupun'
gin ranta, iobon meme iuuri ppfri
Wtieleen nouiee epdilps, ettd toimin
tabimoiiet iotilaat omat aiattelemat
tomasti urbeiIeet, fmolon.foneittenia
teboffaiiuntta foeteIen ia iiitd naut'
tien... ..Spodntd fouriStaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

antaa f~uulusteIa militia tobietoiaa:
famiiario, fafii maalaiSpoIiifia.
fauppias ia paifalineu iofiaIistien
iobtaio, nuori mics. &esten istln=
toa, FUN foIme tobistaiaa 10 on fun.
lusteltu, astuu tuomarin pDpodn
ddreen tnttn ia ilmoittaa, ettd bdnfin
on oaut fofouffisia ia baIaaa to.
uistaa. Sifeus iuostau Iiiben Imam
mutfitteluia ia miimptpstd.
&plme poliifia tobistaa, ettd he o.
mat oaeet fofoufiisIa ia fuunnelIeet
pubeita, mutta mitddn lainmootoiss
ia eimdt be niisid ole bupmanneet.
&orfeinta naltaa eli fufaan ole lors
fannut eifd mibinfddn pupttdnpt,
arnosteltiin ainoastaan ministerien
tpimia maltiuiiella tamalla. Sdries,
tps fofouf1ieIa oil ouut bpmd. Ca;
maa tooistamat muffin fofoufIeSs
ia oaeet, eritpiIesti buomauttaen. ct.
I'd idriestps oil o1ut erinomoinen.
SpDttdid, iofa oil laatinut faunes
firian tabi oifeastaan pDptdtirjan,
iiud mitddn tutfintpa ei ban ouut
toimeenpannut eitG lpptetpiae fan'
netia eiittdnpt, ilmoittaa loputi,
ettd ban on maatinut lpntettpid chess
nastautieen elimaIan fdSfpstG ia
maati iuhin lpffdpstd u%uiien tooiss
taiien banffimiIetIi. YuoIustoiat
mashtStifpat lpttdpstd, fpsfa Ippt-
tdid Ell ole tuonut eiiin uuiia ieiffoia,
ioiben maloiiemilefii i%urmittaiiiin
uulio tooistaiia, ia fpsfa ban tdad
tamaaa penpttdd iuttua loppumat'
tpmiin. Sifeus fuitenfin fatIoi lain
mufaan o~leipan1a melmoQinen ottas
maan bdnen naatimufIenIa buo-
mioon ia Ipftdii intun elofl,un Iops
puun.
yGibdn fuitenfaan fnfaan rupeo
nimismieben mielen mufaan tooiSs
tamaan", - lauIui erds iuomalai'
men pleiIDn ioufosta, fun fuuli lpf'
fdpfiestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

4 fpItta 500 mt. ieteIid id 200 MARI,
faa fuItaraboisia. Sietoien mufaan
on pfIi marfaista %bpDfdnnpt talon
iidnndn fimppuin, pitden bdntd fiis
nj, ioua aifao fatii miebista oil
amannut piironsin Iaotifon. TpDs'
tDn tebtpddn pmat marfaat ldbtes
meet rfdpGlGmGfeen". Warfaioen
fiinni IaamiIesta on lunattu 500
mfan palfinto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

Suonnottain fatoIi &estildn SpnDs
ldnrannan fpldsia bourupdinen tors
panmaimo 9lnna &arppinen met'
IGdn. Seuraamana pdimdnd bafi
bdntd Iieltd iotfut ldbeiiimmit mas
purit, maan turbaan. &nlmanteno
pdimdnd etii bdntd TOTO fpldn mdfi,
so benfed, alma turbaan. IiiaSta
ilmoitettiin alianomaiieue fruunun
nimismiebeae, iofa futiui arpafapn'
.lua wieben taIoSta ia torpasta Eos
10 fiA ft- paitii SpmDIdnrannan
fplasld, iofa oil 10 etiimistd toimit'
tamut, ia min ldboettiin poliiIi s,
pdimerDiien iobbpua pbteenId $50
miestG, noin fabben filometrin pit
tdnd ~fetiuna fohoen ipnffdd ipodn'
maata, josta noin IS filometrin
matfan tafaa IDpbettiintin etiittdpd
ia bensisid mieId, maan muutoin
min beiffona, iotta tdptpi fantamal'
la fuIettaa ldbemmdfIi fpldd ia fiel'
I'd Ioppumatfaa bemoleua ibmisten
ilmoiue ia bpitoon. Seitlemdttd
muorofoutta oil mummo metidsId
Imam ruofao, fuin polonen leipdd,
ionfa erds nainen oil antanut bd.
nellie, fun Iebmid %bafiesiaon oil fob
0dnnltt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

foonpantu tuttintofomitea, ioue ans
netaon iamaua tebtdmdfIi tuttia pu-
noIen faartin oloia pleenid, len fans
liasta tafanarifopn otettuia papes
reita, !Sofoniemen tprina tapabtus
matta fahaffaa iefd len pbtepbesId o.
lepia aIioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
gaia tietoja WiappriSta =. 2
0:ltG.

IIati on ndfiidn mielesid ainipa
etenfin Ie turmattomien aioiabti,
iofa toisia pdiipdnd, mitta Dariins
fin ellen homeopathic Wiaporin
meIiqd. Mlottataamme Ie Iaria iem'
raamaua fertomufIeua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Vumaien faartim imbse fapinaam.

punaien faortin oIoui irltta Wio.
porisia ia &otolonofala ipntpneibin
IoiiIaSfopinoibin tulee tutfimoan eri'
tpinen, foiimoiisto iofimiebiSid tos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
gnmri r~BDstDmarfams

9abben poliiIiIoitofielle on 9etno'
Ian poIiiii iImoittanut, eta z p:dd
nosten pDud on Sortolon pitdidn
0naoppilan toloon %tunfeutunut toll
me tuntemotonta mieStdIia rpomdn'
meet piironein l~aotitosta 5000
mortfoo robaa. Hoboisto on oaut
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

De1tud. Nlottotoomnle 1e 1orlo 1eu'
raamaQa fertomuf5eIla.
Majaffa,uartiam ppifa.
&:lo 8 aioisia aomuua Iaapui erds
lebtemme toimittaiista &aiwopuiston
maueile, iobon 10 lufuiia iouffo Fans
iaa oil ferddntpnpt iaabafienla o.
min iilmin ndbbd 'alfapan taistelun
emf fobtamfiet. %innoitufiisia ia mes
reud oil faiffi tppnesid raubasfa.
pansfdrilaitpat bddmDittifpdt bar
MAMA idttildisnarioina meread faus
fana Srabaaian tafana ulfopnoleua
ampumamatfan. SdifdiIemd aurin'
sonbobbe fuulafoitIi ulapoita, iotfa
raspatppnind fimaltelimat.
&aiipopuiston rannasiG oil pies
nempi iotiIaswartioSto.
Sotilaat loifoilirpat ruobitosIa tai
utelioina obottimat jos %iotatin tapab'
tuiii, upieerit tutfinot faufoputfila
ndfDalaa. !Sarafasia ndtpi iotilaita
ioutilaina ieiIosfeleman pienisid
rpbmisid, muutamien plirnd maain
bariataaa pitdesid inertia iilmdad.
Ybtdffid fattaiii biliaiIuuoen les
notion bdlind.
Yieni Ioutlpene ilmaantui mlapals
la ndfpmiin; mistd ie oil ldbtenpt,
Iitd eli alufIi poitu ianoa. Weneesid
ndfpi fafii ioutaiaa ia pfii istui pes
rdsid, Wene buomataan mpDsfin
SarafaSta. Sotamiebet ia upiecrit
iuofIemat tpffienid Iuo. Sdnnittdmd
betfi, ielipd oil ettd iaoresta banfits
tim ampumaan. Wutta 10 fuuluu
taaempaa fumabousta: Santiiestd
SmartDn iaaresta iubabtaa fafii
sranaattia mutta ne putoamqi taus
mas meneen ulfopuolele. Sdrafass
ia pDldbtdd Ianupatias ia eniimdis
men fuula tamoittaa lastunfofoista
penettd. YlitIe! Spiiia ieuraa, patte'
ri on abferaSI a toimesia. pommit
~ -"
pdriue. Oli Sarafan miubabtelee
9'ana'"eia ' """
'o"r 9'"i.: "
r"w.u ..
80. :us..s.. ns.,.
"r.:,
'9' i p"""""
'Wf'ffa ct; meme luteifaa laueen mes
l'rDppDsfa! &u'tentm o" loior'n lo'
poDtnnrt; perosla 'sfnla on pafoms
NM. Soh'alat fpoo" '9oe'e''e''oa'
pDa epato'popemh't" lu"""o'e''n mar
toonla loh'ee"PoH S'rPo'elaar'o'
gle''pH o'o"o1'o pe'oo" logia'oonIa
toeipoo pe'l' pe''e"a. "''oie'u"
napoaa" e"a peneesla u" 'pa'".o
ia poIta' JUS rau9ou.s.a 'ar'
tea' lama ''la la'''la" ''a
teaa' lotto muu''a'oa' "u''u'pa'P
~ ~
MIA 'o''lo"o ro9'oo"'
Wene maan filtee eteenpatn ia -
pddiee Siustalaaren 1nolaan! S'fa
Ell endd l'nnoitufiesta mo- ampua'
Whitta raubaan 1e l'ltt ct pdaslDt'
&airpopuiston rannaS1a olemaefa
m%artiosta ldbtee upleerio ia fru'lt lo'
tamiesia iuofiemaan rontaa mDoten
mastaanottamaan menettd, lofo ppr'
Eli faupunfiin. Wdtiiouffoj" iuoffee
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-20
Charter Oak

Mrs. Julius Wunder. and little
daughter of St. Joseph, Mo. are
spending the week at the M. M.
Black home.
Rev. l.. j. Cooper of Alvord. Ia,
formerly of Charter Oak. was a well
come visitor in town today.
Carl Hammond and wife spent
several days of last week with friends
in Dow City.
Mr.. Kuehl of Davenport, father of
j. H. Kuehl arrived this morning.
j. H. will return home with his
father this evening, and remain fol
some time.
Several men from distant towns
we're in Charter Oak today to bid or
the Schurke stock.
Msr. H. H. Sturges returned from
her vacation in Boulder, Colo. Satur
day.
Louie Jacobsen, of Hornick ant
Chas. Jacobsen of Mapleton. spen
Sunday at the home in Charter Oak.
Henry Boyen, an old resident @
Charter Oak, is very i'll this week
with little hope of recovery.
Mrs. H. Bowen and son. of South
Dakota are visiting with G. w. Hol
mes and family.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-20
w est jackson

Mrs. Henry Maynard was in Omaha
the last of the week.
Albert and Louie Christensen OF
ricketts, were over Sunday visitors
with their sister Mrs. VIM. Meyers.
James Abbott who's working south
of Vail Sundayed at the home of his
father.
Jean Riley who is teaching in Dis
trict No. 2 was compelled to miss
school four days of last week, because
of the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
Henry Shirtcliff of Denison.
Mrs. John Riggleman spent the
last of the week at the home of her
father R. j. Riley.
Chris Simon and wife from south OF
Vail and Mrs. George Novotne OF
West Side township spent Sunday
with the ladies' mother Mrs. Marie
Ahrenkiel.
r. j. Riley was business caller
at Lake View the first of the week.
Mary Ahrenkiel is spending the
week with her sister Mrs. Geo.
Novotne of West Side township.
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smoke ana softly splttlng reonor en-

smoke ana softly splitting reunou GIN
ders
Dan climbed upon the tender and in
forward and lit the headlight, and his
preparations were complete. He jump
ed down from the cab and stood be-
side Joe on the platform.
"Now," he said cheerfully, where's
that fireman. Joe?"
He's gone home, Mr.. Oakley. He
lives at Carson, too, same as Baker"
faltered the operator.
"Then there's another man whose
services we won't require in future.
Well have to find some one else"
II don't think you can" ventured
Durks reluctantly. Instinct told him
that this opinion would not tend to in
crease his popularity with Oakley.
"Why not?"
"They just won't want to CO."
do you mean to tell me that they
will allow Antioch to burn and not lift
hand to save the town." he demand
ed sternly.
He Couldn't DelleVe II.
"Well, YOU see, there won't any one
here want to get killed, and they will
think they got enough trouble of their
own to keep them home"
1--WE can go uptown and see if we
can't find man who thinks of more
than his own skim" said Dan.
"Oh. yes; we can tryw agreed Durks
alphabetically, but his tone implied an
mistaken conviction that the search
would prove fruitless one.
Cant you think of any one who
would like to make the trip?" Durks
was thoughtful. He thanked his lucky
stars that the NJ and w. paid half his
salary. At last he said:
NO. can't, Mr.. Oakley"
There was sound like the crunching
of cinders underfoot on the other side
Of the freight car near where they
were standing, but neither Durks nor
Oakley heard it. The operators jaws
worked steadily in quiet animal enjoy
ment Of their task. He was still can
vassing the functions adult male pop
ulation for the individual to whom life
had become sufficiently burdensome
for Oakley's purpose. Dan was gazing
down the track at the red blur in the
sky. Back of that ruddy glow, in the
path of the flames, lay Antioch. The
wind was in the north. He was think.
ing, as he had many times in the last
hour, of Constance and the Emorys
In the face of the danger that threat.
ened he even had a friendly feeling fol
the rest of An.i,s.h. 1t had been decent
and kindly in its fashion until Ryder
set to work to ruin him
He knew he might ride into Antioch
on his engine none the worse for the
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"Don't sUear so, Danntc. 1t amt right
I'll 90 aCttt Dou.''

trip, except for few burns, but
there was the possibility of more
tragic ending. Still, whatever the re-
suit, he would have done his full part
He faced Durks again.
amy man who knows enough to
shovel coal will do he said
But no one will want to take such
long chances, Mr.. Oakley. Baker said
it was just plain suicide"
Dan swore like Il brakeman out of
temper in the bad, thoughtless manner
of his youth.
At the same moment a heavy, SLOUGH
ing figure emerged from the shadow at
the opposite end of the freight car and
came hesitatingly toward the two men.
Then a voice said in gentle admoni-
ton:
Don't swear so, Dannie. 1t amt
right. I'll go with you.'
1t was his father.
fro BE Continued
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sam'l Laughery spent the last of
the week with friends in Deloit.
Mrs. Julia Sylvas is visiting with
Mrs. Rob't Abbott, Sr.
Mrs. John Riggleman of Deloit
spent Saturday with Mrs. Frank
Simon.
Ruth Liese who has been danger
ously i'll is some better.
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There's little room in this


There's little room in this
great world Of ours for the
"Fat Woman" She's a him
drance to herself in street cars,
flats, elevators; but what can
she do, poor thing>>>take Hol>
listers Rocky Mountain Tea,
IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
R. KNAUL
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Good for the cough. removes the
cold, the cause of the cough. That's
the work of Kennedy S Laxative Honey
and Tar-the original laxative cough
syrup. Contains no opiates. Sold
by LAMBoRN DRUG Co.
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Excursion Tickets to Join Temperance
Convention at Des MOines, Iowa

Via the North Western Line, will be
sold at reduced rates Sept. 29th to
Oct End, inclusive, limited to return
until Oct. 9Th, inclusive. Apply to
agents Chicago & North Western R'y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-09
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.

David Ranken, Jr., of Tarkls, Mo,
win found an industrial school in St.
Louis to be modelled after the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology and
will be one OF the finest industrial
schools in the country.
Professor A, W. Wright retires from
active service as professor Of expert
mental physics and director of the
Sloane physical laboratory Of Yale col
lege at the close OF the present aca-
dernic year. he graduated from Yale
in 1859
Professor Charles r. Johnson, who
has for twenty-three years been pro-
fessor Of English at Trinity college,
Hartford, has rendered his resignation.
to take effect at the end OF the year.
He Is the author OF a number Of books
on The teaching of English
Professor w. X. Hart Of Nebraska in
n recent address took the ground that
the study or agriculture in our public
schools would afford the best possible
material for mental discipline lie
said: what knowledge the country
child has is certain and vivid He has
been dealing with realities instead Of
with symbols and distractions"
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

Summer sale at yaughan's.
Washable neckwear at the McWhorter
Co. Store.
4 leaky Not if you use Densrnore's
roofing paint.
shirt waist sale 81 yaughan's See
advertisement.
Special reduced prices on all shirt
waists at Abbotts.
Roller skating afternoon and evening
at Mont Barre Park.
Gilbertson's orchestra Tuesday even
ing at the Pavilion.
Special attraction at Mont Barre Park.
Jennie Darling in skating features.
Children's underwear, union suits, at
the MeWhorter Go. Store, soc and $io0.
Mrs. j. Z. Burr went to CIarcmont,
n. H., today for Il weeks visit with
friends.
Gooseberries fol- sale al nine cents
per quart X. II Jones, Allen street
Toll Prospectl, City.
i golf team from the Montpelier
Country club was defeated by the Old
Pine club at st. Johnsbury Saturday by
a score Of IN to 8.
Al regular council meeting Of lroquois
Tribe, /. o. Red Men, Tuesday evening
at half past seven. Work, adoption del
gree and installation OF chiefs. Let
every brother be present as the broth-
ers iron East Barre are TO be with us
that evening.