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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-13
yEWS i" Brief

AZ lut Sll' Z VI III. ~ ~ L. i''' - w
Club, held recently, .Alva Alexander
broke 10 out OF Is D.uc rocks.
The Citizens National Bank of
Have Dc t.r.,yr has declared Il SEMI
stunuaI dlvlurnu OF -I'2 per cent
Howard Nr.uton, Il farmer OF Ken
nett square, toUK time ny the 1UreIock
and began p.oWIng on New ear ) Day.
j. Filling Wright, manager of the
American NulcanZcu Fibre Company, OF
Newark, has retired from the service oil
the corporation.
While going down flight Of stairs
ut her nome III newark, one nay last
week, Miss Elsie Murray zen ANA hurt
her back severely.
-tuirvicw Lodge, |. o. q. T., Of
Newark ON Thursday evening celebrated
its twentieth anniversary with Il spec
tally arranged program.
While at work in Il quarry near New
ark, one uuy last wees, George CnaI-
mcrs Was caught ny quantity OF flaming
stone. DOtn ms lcgN were badly bruised.
John McCIrary, of the Fourth dis
trict. VINO was gwen 4 largely ATTENDED
surprise party on tne ma lnHI., ms list
bntnoay, Is reported critically III at MS
home.
AT the annual meeting" of the New
Home building Association, I'll llavre
de Grace, hclu last Week, dividend
of ~. yer cent. Tor the year 1860 was de
clarcu.
MIR. Clarence Holm and Miss Minnie
Bender, daughter OF JIr. and Mrs. Alfred
bender, were married on the ord inst, at
st. james tcctory, Tort DEPOSIT, by
Rev. Mr.. Sutton.
--ChiSter Churchman. of Rising sun,
forfeited 80 and costs for ul>Ordery
conduct ana brraKing out % the town
lookup where he had been paced to
cool on, one day last week.
The Iavre de Grace Athletic .lSSo-
citation has cnOoen ". f.. BurnS lrcNl-
dent; loan BIIling>lry, Vice. resident;
Jonn 4. NhaIun. treasurer ana h. \.
NoSDuly Secretary. y general manager
viii he elected later.
Pred W. Rca>in, Of Havre de Grace.
qualihed us Snerin OF Iiartold on New
\ ear : day. ne served Ills Sheriff III
15o--' anu was S"'ctc"eu ~ '''pn'
son ~ Nhltel"ru' VINO VIII remove u
MS lafm near lFieS'll'''
Miss Irma Il. Harrar. aged 10 years.
died at the home of her grandmother.
Mrs. isabella L. Iarrar. near StucKcr$-
VILE on oecelhpef d. "l ptrltolI''.S'
1lef luler"l was hti" on 'ne Ill" Inst
with litefihehl ut Nelil"lcN'lle'
-.Iom,S l.. RrnrZc. of New York. made
4 GENEROUS donation 10 the cnu4rrn oI
OnNlnu1ou rupuc school ANA auv.strl
tngt il ne invested in uscful presents 10
thn cni,,rru. winch WAS cone by tnclr
teacher. Mrs. Annie {. Morgan.
LEWIS IL. Miller, of West Chester.
hu,. established on ms farm in East
l;rudt,rd 1owu,hp. the first frog ponu
i'm tnr comfy stocked from lhr State.
h,trn,rv ,,,. vul ,.rn,,rI rn, pnnd care
may and homes to MAKE. Il success of the
vrnt1rr.
john /. strickland "i l''W'SNl"''
bought MS 'IlI>'"IaS 'uih'H from
home but On his arrival missed his lHlr-
chase. 1T wa,I next heard of near Elk
tom. and was recovered and duly dis
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-13

Captain John X. Myers, one of the
Oldest residents Of Ilavrc de Grace,
died on Saturday morning. aged
~ years. He was Il native of the city
and WAS a wrll-krown Bay Captain. and
for II long time commanded the tug At
LIS. His widow. who WAS Miss Mary
Elizabeth act ullough. of Baltimore,
survives him.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

n%aprertnn.n Dtr yisnlnpeti IiHb dDst
nod moHnigTuGsn unbereu @efnbrerl
ausgsIebt. OurH usb~eranitrsngurlg
fam bic 6anb irnnt uHb I4lpn4 uro
penigsr lsipunssfdbig Obsr iogar our
Nrbeit gdnsliG untaupIi9 tpsrbsn; iptr
srinnsrn nur an ben arampf Der
G4rsibsr, aInbisripisIer, NGkrinrsI
unb MeIferinntn; bur4 qnbdnIurg
aubsrsr, IHdblI&tr ginfliILe sdnn lie
an ibrsr @eleniiSfeit ginbube srlsiotH.
Das finb GGGb.n, fiir bic teins ysrs
iI&erune %duftcmmt. limb f4lisblttj
alert bic 6dno. Si4er dbsr III %,
bab man bu-H jtptdmdbigs pfltge nns
alisrn Der 6anb binulsI9isbsn fam.
Dies dber bso,uiet fir MiIIionen uno
WilIionen W.Hl9sn W~erlGng.ring III
rtr 2sifuhssfdbist.tt pnb zines bObs'
rem Grperbes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
"SIsr III aues SOai ."

Z Inter bieItr SpiBmarle pirb aus
616n q. Or. FOlssnbsI lpnfflse @.L&i4'
Il beri&tet: Der 3ug IN sbsn, I'm gabns
bof sinssfdbrn, bic pGiIapisrt fino
aus, unb einssitissen uHb ihon tusr'
ben bic DagsHtbirtn ed&loIfen ba'
NIT "a psitergebs. pa tommt nit bot'
rOtbsm GsTi&t nod cine sttuds isbr
iOrpuIsnts Grau anaspalSt silt dut
elm Coupe gu, in peIf.m z obsr 8
Grdnifurter Sinslinss iiben unb be-
einnt ein5uIsissn. DO4 ba f4dIlpB tbr
aus einem bdlbsn Dubenb Reblen
mtesasn: ,aIlss poll, ullss Dolli ieb'n
&c osnn nit, baB bier allies poll NV"
Die rsIoIuts 0rdu tIimmt rubig tpsitsr
smpot unb - pIumps iibt IL
apiIGtn ben ssfreiftsn unb tdrrisrtsn
SaneIinseH, tab lie uuseiHanber'
ipriben ipit bic tIeinsn Slide ccr BEN
r~aubsnbsn 6sGt. limb babel fast fls:
I'd fsrGt mid nit, = Id bab 10 dllt
Dag nit .gOIIt@ au blum In tpaab mil
N umSuesh.n - Id bin { Wsrts'
frod!~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
Cine prattd&s @attin.

Rebaitsur: 49,. @isien RieIsnbuI
foil i1 Dir tduIenT - Grau; .Qlbs,
er III bod ftbr proItiG9, tpsnn i9 IbH
ntHt mebr TRACE, iannIt 1u ibn al
papiertprb berpsnbtnl"
Dtensr: Der G@n,fb,r III bd, Ssrl
9dronl" ~ Baron der serdbe BON BEL
SodSeitSrsiis Suridseiommsn): .Sab'
isbt feline 3sitl @pIl morssn lsin Gslt
bolen!' Diensr: .4E. ssbsn mira
tbm Iiebtr beut i9on, 9srr 9urpr,
font bsntt Der atrI, mir 6Giten aus
Gtebe e~ebeIratbet.."
Muttsr: pDos i@p5re Id Dir, tpenu
Du bieisn Msnldsn beiratbsI, tpsrbI
in nts DeiH Saus betretsnl ,@it
mir bas bite, idrIftliG. GnOIin ipslb
Id. pomit i9 emil ~ unitrer GOD.
seit cine DEFENDERS urcbs GrtuOs md@sr
tann.@
Dame Ole fosbsn 2lapiev e.IpisII
bdt): sd babe aIaDtsripislen gelerNt,
alb Id toum adj Sabre alt mar" IN
9err; .unb fpis alt iporen Gls, ais III
es perlsrnt.u9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Der eissniinnise @urjsliepp. Sn
Der 3eitI6rift ct. Subertus" lisft
man: Gum @ur1eIispp iOmmt Der
Serr StdbtIolbat uno iast: ~Stppl,
Su IoIlit bic 6unbtdr' sn6liG 5ahlsH."
.Oie 6unbtar' SabP | nit" Tpiber.s
Sep. Der Stabtfplbot mslOst bas,
unb Der WursdItpp .rbGIt sirs @orld'
buna ouf bic StabttdnSIsL. .MurSsl'
iepp," fagt fr.ns Der 6err 8lirssrmst'
ter, ,0u mubt bic Sunbtar' SubleH,
fonh tpmmf PORN 9errn Gmtmann."
.@i. &unbtur' SabP I nit!" 90
mub Ct benn gum Germ amtmdnn,
Der ibn bDs dnI6dut uHS ercb ans
fGhrt: ,Du 2pttI, bic 6unbtar' mubI
aabIen, ODER Ou tommIt pprs &C.
riHtl" .Die Sunbtag' Sabp | nit!" %
pirb Der Ssppl duf bic anilasebunl
asflbrt. Der Ssrr Riatsr iebt feir
Barrett uno feline Gmtsmtene auf, uni
In ftrsnsem Zone. Iunpium unb piirbe'
boil, IbriGt Sr: Sep Wurje!, eenannI
WurSeIfspp, Id Frus. Did In Dreitel,
fslsndmsn: WiHit Du bic 6unbtar
SabIsn2 3abIlt nit, fommit ins 2od!'
Die Sunbt0r' sabr | mil" .Seppl
ret bsrnanftig unb sdbrl 8sbent' bal
God unb bic Gdanb'!" Die 6unbtar
sdbf | nit!" pSsppI, ipdrum btIt siSen'
ftnnis unb tpiIlit isin' Sunbtar' SAB
Isn2" y@ttl | belt gar foam SunS MI
bob!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

@suous Gnslunif lber gai.
iuse Transportation abiobrt
BET Damphhift, " {. TO-,
9idsts fur g0ialsr' uHb 8pi'
ihenpsds, . aHnsisrsr via Rstp
gori rbsr Baltimore PIN mo
nod irgenb elnsm Dtif europa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Drsi 6sI tworens nit elmer fleinet
fldih Re %GbambsrIain's Gsibweb,
dbolera unb DurHfdll ; lneoiSin
pom Gbolsrs lTlorbus 9ehstlt.
ser o. w. Bomber piebtoper,
Via, erSdblt cine Griabruue bic er
motte, Wabrsno CT als @eihwure'
ner In elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In
aomarbsuiae, RveisbnupthaOt pom
9reiie Gieboarne, I'LL, %fsurirte. VI
Iaat: rGabrenb Id bort mar, ab itl
sttuns Idi6es nnb anh Burh BIeiiH,
bas bel mir 9bolern Worbns IN isbr
Ihnmmer Gorm uerariaHte. so
iablte ara eienb unD idIdte naf ei'
nsr aewiHen GbpIera ; 9leotiin, iiaii
oeIien iauOle mir Der Slpoibtier etne
lloidhe Gtomberlain's 9eibweb, @bo'
lera uub gurttan.U Vebisin nit benz
8emerisn, bab CT bas @ewanitts
b6tte, mir abei In 6olee osr Gr'
probtbsii oieies Seilmittels, por5oas
mir lebteres ~ ididen, ba &c idr
oeIen u%nIehibnre aur earantirs. so
nohm eine Toie bapon uno fhblte N.
iani Dltnuten better. ole lipeite
Dole belIte mid sdnSlit. Blret
WitaeIdiuorene lItten in oerielbeH
Weiis uub cine ilni nnb Sluanjlu
Gsui BIulhe heIlts uns aas bret,
Gum HcriauI bel Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

To. .
DaB Gtdtt Dtpartemsrt
IN @albinatcn srbieIt bisier Saet aus
@Iestiras en- aobslsramm bes DO ,
I6dfttrs @bttg In BEN bit'
Isr @srtretsr Der @srttnist.n Staten
nsin w Ieiner Grulltn5 btS qrdli,
6sntsn, mittbsiIt bub er Der Rcnfersry
bpri6Iug, lie ,n1ge burduT ortngen, bob
bic gsssnpGrtis IN MurOttc l6lits &C.
rtd)tsrs obtr miIbsrs Bsbanolung Der
jiibilhsn untsltbdntn bes Snlieris
aud 5aIanftig bsfclst perbsn follt,
unb b1b ale an Der 8onfersn5 Islbtts
lieten, obne unisrI6itb bts @laubsns
uHb etnf9lieblid Der Mouren, It'd per'
pfIintsR lolIisu, bisIsu WorihIde 5u
nrterRIbteH - Gut; Oos Sos Der Gus
ben IN Mdrptlo mar tbotId@N6 Elm
iammsrpcIles unb mir punihtn % To-
men. bob bic AcnfsrsnS fix fit sintritt
Fragtn uns dbsr, % untr Dls
plomoE Sci aseebensr Gsls0tnbsit init
btmIelbcn Gifsr fir bic perfcIeitn ORE
btnsltnis In grdnlrsl9 ms 8tIte ess
eanesH pdreg liF mUdtsn % tsspsls
fem,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
Tbtoter J Mnaeide.

Die Role bes @iIbeIm 9tTI bat SET
aunRi&ibs 6srr Hrtffsr sIitieF iIbtrs
npmmsp, Sn bet Ghlubl3sns pItb btrs
lslbk nlAt nur tInsn QtpEsl, fonbetn nod
ms6rsrt 9lrnen pFItfl9s unb onbeys
0bIiIrrtsn bonn 0uupte btA Rnatsn
y&lebsn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
l%lntrlrart.lt Olnimori

Dame; .9.I mir tpsrbeu sic Is aus
bdbenj Id BIN I'm rWersiu slr G6rbss
rune beT GIsidIkIluns BET Dienenben
Rldfft'. DitnNmGbHsn; Nat Sie
pOIIsa ii4 NIT mir sIsi3HsIIsn9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
Rad benz sssrSbnls.

mitpsr: .@ie lpdr touin franz. BIS
.srm Isbtsn 4ueeRbIld sripnrttts man
niAt. bdb sB Su Gnbs eine." atibs
ttdstncsr. ~Das punberl MID ni&t.
sic mar INNER 10 uIsis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
Nm @tnsnlhti[.

qopn: Damn i6luns e. tpuht fsinsa
arm um Did, ais Sas Boot isntsrttg'
= Eo9tsr: Rein I'm @sesHtbeiI. Das
Boot tsntstss, ais Il Tsinsn Qrm I'M
mid fhluns."
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21

-If itit's fit to print you'll see fl in the ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21

cold winds cut and bite but they must be faced, In the fight for food clothes and shelter. The stores are all aglow with Christmas things. How l wish the children who read the Argus couIdf fly up here and see Santa Claus. . nll Field s store is a dream of ~ viIh IT. ri Aehts. holly evss xnI asizll1sce Dolls' fifty doIIssszsnd down 10 1un p>6hs. and toys to no end. Howl wish Christmas was celebrated more In the silent hush of the soul than like the 4th of July. Inevsr enjoyed 1t and never will. There Is very little noise allowed here but in Dallas it was terror. and St. Louis was quite as bad. Wishing all good merry mot 2 roudy Christmas and more perfect realization of Gods all love. must say good night.
 M. E. BATES.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21
Negroes Advice To His
 Own Race.

A prominent negro educator of Ten nessee. in recent address, delivered himself Of the following advice:
 There Is no use cin beating the devil around the stump-it is now up to the negroes of this country to make themsslvssos go down. You have no psrticuhS fflnnds inl&he north. Some negroes hsvs teen l1n1 on tteir tacas over Pss1ldsnt R 5oss.sls. but hs has shown them now that he is not stuck on them. The negro is negro the country over and the sooner he learns this the better t will be for the whole race Co into business, buy homes, educate your children, take a stick and knock the devil out of the Jim Grow negroes. and make all the loaf CTS go to work and the problem will be solved 7
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21
To the Owners of LealKy
 Roofs.

The winter is about to start in and fl behooves every owner of roof that leaks or is liable to leak to prepare for the bad weather that is ahead by having the roof put in good shape. Those who have never used the cele- brated Hascall's Carbon Elastic Roof Coating have no idea of the merit of that splendid mixture. There is no roof coating or paint made that can in any way compare to this and its wonderful value in stopping a leaky roof and stopping II for good is worthy of consideration. II Is intended41n0f either metal or felt roofing and the beauty about it Is that 1t is SOLD ON AN ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE FOR FIVE YEARS. It can be procured at only one place in Brinkley-the Black Gro. Co.,. and they have 1t in original cans of one. two and five gallons. It if this celebrated paint that Is used by the Black Opera House and other good buildings in the city that NEVER LEAK. Ask for HAS CALLS. No other Is ..iust as good 7
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21
cnlLDaEn's

favorite tonic is Whites Cream Yer mifugc. the cure for worms and all children's s diseases. It not only kills the worms. but removes the mucus and slime in which they build their nests. Its action on the child is mild and leaves him in healthy condition. Joe Daniel. Surmac. Tenn. says that he gave one of his children White s Cream vermifuge when the doctor thought t had collie. and from the first dose the child passed 73 wormes.
 Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21

 and early to rise. maf happy and wise esp3 Heroine before reti || cure for Constipation all liver complains. lumbia. Tenn. writes: q supply of your l7efhlI Am g pleased wteh gives in stipation ma plaInts. that words can appreciation. Sold by q macy.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21
4 Iszas Wsadsr.

There's a Hin at Bowie. Tex, that's twice as big as last year. This wonder is w. L. Hill, who from a weight of 90 pounds has grown to over l6O. He says: Il suffered with terri ble cough, and doctors gave me up to die of Consumption. was reduced to 90 pounds. when began taking pr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- ton. Coughs and Colds. Now. after taking l2 bottles. l have more than doubled in weight and am completely cured" Only sure Cough and Cold cure. Guaranteed dy all Druggists. soc and S.lOO. Trialbottle free.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21
Trustee's $ Sale.


 certain deed of trust executed by Isaac Balfore and Jane Balfore, his wife, on the 23rd day Of March 1905 to D. H. Echols as Trustee. upon the following lands lying in the county of Monroe State of Arkansas to-wit The south half of the southwest quarter of section twensy-one in township four north. range two west. To secure the the payment of a certain promisory note for the sum of two hundrsd and fourteen and 55-looAollsrs and bearing interest at theEate of tan per cent per annum from maturity until paid. Due November lst 1905 in favor of R. R. James.
 Which said deed of trust was filed and recorded in the office of the Recorders of Monroe county on the 18th day of March 1905, In book Z. page 45.
 And whereas default has been made in the payment of said indebtedness and. the same remains due and unpaid. And whereas the trustee named in said deed of trust has refused to act as such, aad said R. R. James did on the 7th day of Decem- Der 1905 appoint w. T. Trice trustee to execute the sam., which said appointment Is endorsed upon said deed of trustee. Now therefore l. w. T. Trice. as such trustee. will on the llth day of January 1907, in front of the Mayors office in the town of Brinkley in said country of Mon- roe and state of Arkansas. between the hours described by law. offer for sale for cash in hand at public outcry to the highest bidder the lands above prescribed for the purpose of satisfying said indebtedness.
 Given under my hand this the 9th day of December 1906.
 w. TRICE, Trustee.
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lsag Tsauesses 'FigAi.

For twenty years w. L. Rawls. Of Bells. Tenn. fought nasal catarFh. He writes. "The swelling and soreness in : side my nose was fearful. till began applying Bucklen's Arnica Sake to the sore surface: this caused the soreness and swelling to disappear. never to re- turn. Best saIve in existence. 25c at all Druggist.
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Praet tlcal Pelnes.

v. 36. Only as we abide in Christ con we know peace with God. peace with men and peace of conscience. .-Dph. 2:14.
 ". 3s. Even to this day Jesus 10 the same as when He walked In Calilse. Heb. 13:6.
 ". 41. Humun language cannot tell the Joy of those who know the living Christ.-1 Pet. 1:S.
 VAT. Not mere escape from punishr ment. hut release from ain. is what VI need and what Jesus 01vss.--1 John A:1.
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NJ csrs for Epllepsy.

J. B. Waterman. of Watertown. O., Rural free delivery. writes; ..My dM( fflcted for years witt cpilep- sy. x1D l<iue.s New Life Pills. &to TT SSt I & 1l1S6 - over <n yoosu. X Goof 1S1y <lonn6Gek and life giving tonic piiIs 0ssa1tz 25c at all Druggist.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21
WiIllan's caftelie SaIs wiih ArnIea and
 Witch nazcl.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter chapped hands and all skin eruptions. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25c. Sold by Converse & Brooks, druggists.
 WILLIAMS M'F'o. Go. Props Cleveland. o.
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oslulls IT q
A complicaticn of f.

A complication ot < with catarfh of the stol els. had reduced Mrs. | of Leaven Worth. lnd deplorable condition. tG5 advised an operation; but fearing fatal results. posii try Electric Bitiers; ans mcnt of all who know
 cine completely cured \ cure for torpid liver. < biliousness. jaundice. general debility. nervo. poisoning. Best tonic m Fl an Drne stoees. Try r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-20

We have a nice line Of Gloves.
These are sure to please him,
old or young.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersaly Told for Busy
Readers.

~HNr~t
Readers.
Roller skating today.
Bands Of gold at Burrs.
Christmas candy at Browns
Furs for Christmas at Fits.
Christmas aprons at Vaughan's.
Holly and holly wreaths at Emslie's
Mereerized petticoats for Csc and
SLIPS at Vaughan's
Kimonos at Perry's, and what can b.
q more useful present?
y. r. Austin, the watch and clock
man, 2tl North Main street.
Christmas bed spreads, blankets anC
leomforters at Neale & Knights.
Some Of that nice muslin underwear
Just received for Christmas at Fits.
a beautiful line of Christmas station
cry, 10c to $500, at Harris book store
"A suit case or travelling bag viii make
I z nice present Go to Frank McWhortei
fCo.
Everybody needs h travelling case. w
have them for ladies and gents. Z. A
Drown
| If you want first class electrical
massage, got to Miers, the barber. Fom
men, no waits.
4 Your husband would like Gem, Jr.
safety razor. Saves barber bills, save
time and money. Costs by $500. Aver
I'LL Music Go.
4 Don't once think orr cut glass Til,
Icheap Kind because OF the REASONABLE
prices we make you on it. Judge from
the goods, not the prices. They spcal
for themselves. Kenyon 4 Co.'S Bargain
Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-20
TALK OF THF TOWN.
bracelets at Burr ].

Pure silver goods at Burr's.
Rob Roy, Barre opera house, Deem
Der Fl and %.
Fred King has holiday adv. in to,
days Times, which you should read.
b. w. Hooker & Co. stand for low
prices. If you go to their store YOU
will believe IL.
a doll for the girl or a purse for the
boy if voA make your Christmas pur-
chases at the Peoples Shoe Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-20
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY. DEC. 20, 1906.
Weather Prediction.

Snow or rain in north portion and
warmer except in extreme northern Yer
mont tonight. Friday rain or snow,
warmer in northern portion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-20
GIFT BOXES SuspENDERS

OF these we have some very
handsome ones. The boxes are
very fancy and the Suspenders
good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-20
AN UMBRELLA FOR HIM

We have a very nice assort-
ment Of fine Umbrellas, which
are always an acceptable Christ
mas present.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-06
BAREFOOT CARNIVAL
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Many Unique Amusements Offered at
Fifteenth and H Streets Cir
Gus Grounds.

Several thousand persons ffocked 10
the circus grounds. Fifteenth and II
streets northeast last night. TO witness
the various shows ia the X. @. Barko0t
Carnival which viii make a two weeks
stay in this city. The Barkoot outfit
Is the only one OF it's kind that has
ever visited Washington. and It is eX-
pected that recOrd-breaking crowds will
attend the novel shows, of which there
are about fifteen
Among the attractions IN the tents.
which are arranged in a circle are
RObertus the Littlest Mother. who
measures about twenty-eight inches and
has a child twice her size. the snake
eater. who swallows them alive before
your very eyes; plantation scanes from
the South. and negro MINISTRIES; the
widest cowboy in the world; realistic
moving pictures OF the San Francisco
earthquake and fire. and wonders OF
the Orient, where Oriental men and
women are seen in native garb, talking
their own language. and enjoying them
selves as though they were on the banks
of the Nile.
Mr.. Barkoot also has all the up-to-
date amusements, such as the carrOusel.
Ferris wheel and devices for testing
your knocking strength. -Four acts
are given on the free stand just before
the afternoon and evening perform
anCcS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-06
LIEUTENANT CONE,
HIS DEATH FEARED
Caulfield May Have Been
Victim of Frisco
Disaster.

That Lieut.. Louis f. Caulheld, Of the
Philippine Scouts, persisted IN the San
Francisco conhagration last April is
feared by his friends and officials in the
War Department.
Lieutenant Caulheld was on leave in
this country and was In San Francisco
at the time of the earthquake. lie was
due to depart for Manila on the day the
disaster occurred. but recently word
reached the War Department that he
had not returned from leave. The mat
ter was first taken up by the command
ing officers Of the scouts and then with
General Wood. who communicated the
information 10 Washington.
An investigation at once was put
under way. and so far as can be learned
the last seen of the army officer was on
the day of the disaster. He had an
excellent record. was an ambitious of
ncer. and the officials have 10 reason
10 think he deserted
Lieutenant CaulheId was a veteran OF
the Spanish-American war. having made
his way mp San Juan Hill with the rem
u8nts of the Sixth Infantry. After that
he was promoted 10 first lieutenant and
transferred % the Ninth Infantry. In
1900 his regiment was sent 20 The Phil
ippines. and the following year he was
given a commission in the scouts. He
was born in New York In 1874,