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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
FISK LITERARY CLUB.

A reception by the Fisk Literary
Club was rendered the resident alum
nj, faculty, seniors of 1907, and friends
of Fisk University at Howard Congre-
atimal Church, May 20. After the
following program was rendered re-
freshments were served in the lee
ture room.
Invocation ....... Rev James Bond
Song ............... Congregation
Remarks .......... President Merrill
The Growth of Fisk. .............
........,......D Dean H. H. Wright
Vocal Solo .. Miss Lucy White
The American Missionary Associa-
ton ........... DR. c. w. Morrow
How the Alumni Can Help Finan.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
EscAPEp SERIOUS INJURY.

One day last week while Lawyer T.
j. Ewing was breaking a young horse
he was thrown from his buggy, and
received painful though not serious
injuries. 1t was found, however,
that one finger of his left hand was
dislocated. Although having recov-
cred from the shock sustained at the
time of the accident, he still carries
his arm in a sling.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
JEFFERsoNvILLE NoTEs.

Miss Lizzie Reed has returned from
a visit to Franklin.
Miss Kittie c. Howse had her clos
ing exercises of st. Paul School last
Friday night at Ridley Chapel. Quite
a number of parents were present and
enjoyed the exercises. Addresses
were. delivered by Mr., H. Black and
Rev. H. H. Reed.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
BIG DAY AT sEAY CHAPEL.

Rev. A. Phillips, pastor of Seay
Chapel, began movement last Sun.
day to pay off all debts of that
church. About $1,000 was realized.
The rally is continued. The people
have a mind to work and the charge
is being looked after faithfully by Bro
Phillips He promises to interest his
people in the Globe.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RALLY, HENDERSONVlLLE,
TENN

The pastor and members of the
Rockland Baptist Church wish to
thank friends and donors in the rally
on the third Sunday in May for help
ing us to demonstrate the greatest
financial rally in the history of the
church. Kindly come to see us again.
We are yours very truly,
w. FIFE, Sec.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
SMYRNA NOTES.


Rev. d. Pearson came down from
Llurfreesboro and preached for us in
our rally Sunday morning, and sent
Rev. House to oficiate at night. Glass
No. 1, taught by r. L. Perry, as she
always does on such occasions, came
out in the lead, Notwithstanding the
boasts Of Mr.. J. l. Wade faithful
member of No. 2, taught by Miss E.
M. Perry.
Mrs. Eva Snoed, who has been in
Darlington, KY, since Christmas, ar.
rived home Sunday morning.
Miss Fannie w. Smith has returned
from the city.
Quite large crowd attended the
rally at Lavergne Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Trimble of that town is
now reading the Globe. Others prom
Use to begin soon.
The remains of Mr.. Joe Walker, ac
companied by friends and relatives
were brought up from the city Tues
day and buried near Sand HILL
Miss Ellen Baker would not be
without the Globe, and is using her in
fluence to induce others to take it.
Mr.. Alex Wilson is on the sick list
Mr., Arthur Ross is improving.
The closing exercises of Sand Hill
School will take place Friday night
June 4
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31

DAVIDSON COUNTY INSTITUTE.
The Davidson County Institute will
open June 8, at Walden University
and continue two weeks. The exam
nations will be held the 14th, 18th
and 18th inst.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
PLATE 2.

This shows very popular design for
G. U. o. of O.. F. Lodges. Front made
of white flag silk. Lambrequin, or Cur
tain, of red silk. Painted in gold leaf
and oil colors, back of red banner sateen.
Trimmed with imported gold lace, firing
tassels, etc. Hardwood pole, wood Gro :
bar, r'in cover and holster. Prices 4
t. 70. v Of the above Banners will =
made for any other ors~-A ZION at samO
prices, changing emblems ana lettering
to suit the Order. :; :: e.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31

. n crIminal court Iast Tuesdal
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
LAWN FETE AND PARLoR CON-
CERT

Mrs. !. B. Scott and DR.. Josie Wells
will give lawn fete and parlor con-
cert at n Maple street Saturday even
ing from 5 to o'clock for the benefit
of the Day Home and kindergarten.
All are invited and profitable and
pleasant time is promised
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31
PLATE 4.

We manufacture K. P. Lodge Banners
as per illustration given above, at prices
according to quality of materials and
trimmings, ranging from $50 to SIS; silk
embroidered work from $50 to $40; hand
embroidered bullion work from $l35 to
$3.50. Specifications furnished on banners
at any price desired. :: :: ::
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
4. RARE + BIRD / ]. I.
Why al, American Snowman COULD
MOI Get ne For His Museum. IS i Fl

Why an American ShoN9nan# Souia
Not Get slt For His Museum, 55 S7 FL
81 when the eminent Trench writer
Ferdinand Bruno there visited the Unit
ed states some years ago occurring sat
harvard and other leading uniyersf-.;
ties. he had an amusing experience,
which he described In the recollect1ons
or his American tour which he after.
ward published The great Ittterateur
devoted much attention to the life aud
works Of Bossuet, who was often styled
the: ..Eagle of keaux, ) on account per
hans Of his lofty flights OF $eloqnence.
This fact, with others pertaining to
his literary career, was mentioned By
some daily papers during his stay In:
this country. 1t caught the eyes Of a
shrewd American Snowman, who, how
ever, got somewhat mixed over the
meaning of the allusion. He wrote the
following letter to the French author:
! .sir-I have just heard that certain
Meaux eagle. very celebrated. 1t appears.
In your country, has become your ex-
nlusive property. Now. I am the man
Ager of O museum In one OF the largest
cities In the States. This Meaux eagle,
whose reputation has been enhanced by
your eloquence. would certainly not fail to
excite the curiosity Of my public. If you
viii let me have the rare bird ahd tell me
how to feed It, you can quote your own
figure. ~
Brunetiere politely explained that the
Nrare, bird'' had been dead for nearly
200 wears. = )
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= - H.. E.I'
GORDON BLEU.
Origin OF the French, Tltle,as Applied
p, -. to a Fine Cook.

On =,
Origin OF the French Tito ,as Applied
l. !. to a Fine Cook, ,..... =. i:
The Order Of the st. Esprit was Gre
ated II 1887, was suppressed BY the
revolution and was, revived by Louis
XVIII. in 1874. To speak rightly, Louis
XVIII. considered that the order had
never ceased to exist for9he had given
two collars during his exile. i'd 1910,
tho one to Francis. T., king OF the two
Sicilses, and the other to his, brother,
the Prince Of SaIerno, the father Of his
Ebrether,s wife, the Duchess; d. Aumale,
: The ribbon Of this order was q. light
blue color. 1t was worn around the
neck In the reigns of Henry III. and
Henry Nv, but was changed by Louis
XIV. when It was worn across the
chest. The Qhevaliers Of the st. Esprit
were always knoWns under the nante Of
Les Gordon Bleu.s and this was the su-
preme honor. during the monarchy Of
France It. was 'front.' this that the title
soe Gordon bleu',, was given to a first
class cook. IA gentleman one day. de-
9clared after a good meal that he who
had cooked the dinner had proved him
salf d Gordon bleu', arnong cooks-in
other words, the master or his art. The
title became quite the rage and Ia now
always used to designate good cook
without the persons who use II know
ling what IT. means Or still less the oEi-
SIN Of the title II < i , ,,t.. ~ ~. Il.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
1l,a 81. J ], ] /: ]. !.

man went an ocuiiat,s the
cotegis day ana COM aiming of failing
saiss get "A tied q PAL, De spec.
,tacsss.
s:Ss the weakest glass Tor my:
.eyes he asked NJ :5s
"a, II repIie ID the oculist
Il; t.Essupp osIng cam see nth 1t after Il
Few months 81.
lszetsa strong III en.
see s''
Get still sfrong
n The sfroil gssf lass fails sS3
IN that case IL ~ WereS yon Is
should bus q small INTEL gent dog and
9a coIapl ards of y n: 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
2 -l,-N,F7Fg q. 71-.F7'..-2f4 =. "a u , g
il OpertirassHls f4ana. /:

! Z William Penn was once urging %
man q 81 he knew ITO stop drinking 70 Sex-
cess when the man sud- enly asked.
sCan You tell me Of an easy easy way To- do
TIP \; .'Yes" Penn replied readily; .ssit
y just as easy as TO open thy hand,
friend. Z - Convince me Of that, The
man explained, "andI will promise up.
ON my honor to do as yon tell me-
even, my friend, Penn answered,
whenever thee finds 3 glass sof. liquor
in thy hand open that hand before the
glass touches thy lips, and thee will
never drink to excess again. !" $E.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

The comm alton Of he day
on which American independence
was born has been ell owed to- lose
much of its signif icance as. d re-
.nnaliinder Of provide nt;al favor and.
the infexible pat Trio tiism 81 the
fathers of T the repi1b bic, and slias
nearl j $degene rafed I'd 81 revel Of.
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people are lhardly startle by.
crimes ia high places and shame Ill
full betrayals Of trust every where;
we find q sadl d p,reRalen lis.
position among us 10 n fro III;
the highway Of hosn rable dust
~ into shorter cross reads lead NJ
Ito in sponsible and s, WORT llsss
lease: IL va find hiat Wild espread
IWastefnln 81 xtraviigal lIsssS
|haYe discred tied the 8h i
frugal III Which Vas once tbs l pride
ct Amerieanis SD J, VA sh ould recall
d hing on' i mont ton tlas
Ihafmoi md usEr55 ands s,H bile
IfelIcltY, and wort lass end eaVors
ehange our cor hi A ss e;
ig our lid tte With
iigolitical part iies. ap1,ill fI e,
istrent h and ofs osir IN q d.
lions ean saff eI5 b llss
ON and II, fty3 .s,f
HpoIisiea 81 s d; 81
The d,
Nslleaa 81 licies s5E B II se iii force
slens of lii ls,s But
lIsIes aEnn is d |ttIlles fasszy
Ie seeIgs md fallg
aoli teal s Ell
isosd
l 81 III y t5s III
That eli III aaisiE sr.s
III ssa
| lalnsla d
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
FOREIGN HOTELS

They Differ III Many Ways From ON,
Il \ 81. those Of Our Own Country.
&: Hot water. is not laid on, piped) at
foreign hotels, says The Travel Maga-
zine. It yon hear, al gentle tap ON the
door in the morning, you may inter
pref It as meaning that a copper ever
fof hot water has just been set down
outside for your personal use: 4. !; .s.5 q
you order d NbatE, nc will be pre- =
pared for you &c ordfngly, and ID sweet
voiced maid will give you notice when;
Ett is ready on are not expected to
operate the water I'd YES at: all and it
y dpnbtfuI IL ,you would succeed IL
syou tried. al
% From 4 variety of yacant rooms at a
hotel shown you you select tie one
you prefer, with a definite agreement at
as sto price. on are NOT required t o
accept fhuInbly and thank ulIy Lii blind
faith, atever roo n The clerk }deigns
10 assign 10 Syotts jim IA lnerls Ills,
sexpeeted, however, that yei1 viii order
youf breakfasfs at tie hotel. being sree,,
90 ast yoslr other meals elsewhere if
you prefer 5s =
Electric light assyi tches are NOT com
slssohsy turned on l,y IL push button Of
Fa dat key. AL: In ON bull dtngs hut BY 81
small brass lever. any soee the best
hotels hare I'D ding light ID the
headboars ef each
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
III ID 8 i q Is iifars,,na,,.I

. lined \ de gis
ghting Ill, lid
,uIar iood4
sss
s Il amlays
sstzSg sasfaer
sure syou an sdeIra
81 liz timer
neiieffa 8
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7Tf,ua, Roura.

q think lsl Zones ii one OK the worst
pores ? that ever ? Why so y, ..He
5proks right IN \, and began talking about
himself while viii was ! telling about q
stnEslnng fence III once had ont
west dtanapolis stat 30 q IS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08
INC. surplus Wealth.

5S5s'sSVhat are YOU going to do 4 witt,
your surplus wealth re- sls{ 5: sssSj3
4! .shi friend 81 answered Mr.. Dustin
sstax, plus wealth is a myth, d su-
5perstai ton here Is no such, thing in
the personal experience .pf any indiyid-
nal. 4" Washing ton Star. s.=,5$ 6:
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lnter.Oeean. Devils Lake, Nerth Dakots, q. 1907

lCeeulHglysl Aila In9Y easier
| fall before temp on than siindi-
vidnals, by so ) much as partisan
success is, the Law De their life and
because their. respensib ilitys is i'm
personal. sI Isl is easily recalled
that political mutations have.
been quite willing to utilize gusts
of popular prejudice and resent
ment; and sI believe they have
been known as b matter of skreWd
Management to enco urage voters to
hope for some measure Sof relief
from econ n1icsa buses, and YET: to
.'stand pat on the day appointed
For realization. n }E.;s.:E.5. ]. : u:
We have fallen upon time
when it behooYes every thoughtful
citizen whose political beliefs are
based on reason and who cares
enough for his manliness aud duty
to save them from barter, Is g. real:
ize that the organization of. the
party of his choice needs watching
and that it is not amiss critical
~ to, observe its direction and
tendency. This certainly ought
TO result is our country s gain; and
1T is only partisan impudence that
condemns. . member Of q political
party, who on proper occasion
submits its cond uct and the 10y
atty to principal of its leaders b
q court Of review over. which his
conscience, his reason aid his po~z
tlitical understanding preside 4 s3s:sz
II protest that T have. not spoken
in q spirit Of pessimism: have
and enjoy my full share sof 4 the
pride and exultationl# which a our,
,country.s material advancement so
fully justifes. Its limitless !. re-
sources, its astonishing growth, its
nuapproachab le3 industrial deyel-
opment. and aits, irresponsible in-
lventiYe genius have. made il the
wonder ofthes centuries. 5s5<sss RI ! 4 /
The land We live in seems 10 be!
strong and: active But howafares
the land that: lives in; usf + Are We
sure that We are doing alive ought
to keep. is in health and .yigor2
Are We keeping IFS roots well sur,
rounded BY the fertile, soil Of lov-s
ing allegiance, and are NE furnish !.
ing them. the rating moist
ure Of unselfish fidelity 5.5sS.4 i sss
The land we live in i is safe So
long as we are dutifully careful Of
the land that lives in Gus. But
good Intentions and fine senti-
ments viii not. meet the emer-,
2gency. 81 1--WE could bestow upon
the land that lives III us the care
it needs, it is. ind espsnsable that
i've should reccgnize the weakness
Of our human atnre, and onr sus-.
ceptibihty to the: temptations and
Influences that interfere Nj Ii -
full concept ion# of our obligations
and, thereupons We should sue toE VT
that cupidity and selfshnes do:
not blind our cons licences Or: dull
our efforts. s5.sE s5s ss ri .$ hi:
- : 500 EsN
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08


d
spisss Oh NOW
zesag ~ a q
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-08

ri II is5 only because each mansis 10 tifS sff-
ferent from Ills fellows that We 3are
Able to endure one anothar,s company.
FiorIda5 Times. sss 4 s:s s5E
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-01

the aesire ranks 81 TIE Hinisery. The
Rev. G. n raplin, pastor as HighQaEe.
after forty years n effective service.
feels that he ngust rest, AZ least fer 4
while. The Rev. DOnaida0n. nastor ~
Sheldon. aio alter forty four years
Of active seTFice. feels that Ia must
have AT least gear tor rest. The Rev.
Dr. G. 5. Nuttef. pastor al Sc. AIsans
while not haTing seryed az many years
a9 the two previously mentioned, de
sires to take a supeTnuneraTy relation.
which win release him from the regu.
lar past0rate, and permit him 10 pursue
literary ana Other woFk ~ be may de
sire.
There are FumoTs Of May other
changes in the appointments. bat al
this distance from the conference ses-
sion, il Is MT possible 10 tell JUST
where changes viii be made. Since
sAe removal III tha time limit there
are np ehsngss BY expiration 81 tire.
ard the fEzi decision regarding changes.
rests with We presiding bishop.
some cf the principal appointments
il whisA, Tunor says, there RiIi preb-
4hsy be changes. are s.. Adams, Mont
fielher, Barre Hichf0ga, ard Barliagtaa.
II u net expected thas anytEing Oft of
the usual routine Of the business viii
come up at this session Of the confer
nmep
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-01
WHISKY" COLD CURES.
Danger Of Usiag Alroholic Mixtures or
Coal Tar Tablets.

The most dangerous thing that arr
can de- when affected with 4 cgurh al
cold Is 70 use a medicine that eontafns
wnaaNFy or . tablet that is made az
some coal tar product. Putting aside eli
neral objections % filing up with whis.
key o. drugs because enc has a cosd.
the injurious pkysie2i efFect should be
sufficient 10 keep one from uxsnc these
strong medicines.
The most sensiu.e Rs wei a. the onlv
scientific way to treat q coush or cnFf
: BY inhaling meiiaatiea that win xiii
the germs ard give relief to TIE irri-
tated nneous Eemhrzre In the nose.
s.rcat and hanKs
Among the faw remedies thar are med
IA this WAY Hromsi stands pse-enaiuent
n = hgeathea tarpaeh q neat pocket
iHha2eg that comes with every outfit
and the nrst breath of its healing air
relieves tie irritation. aud its coEttrued
Use so0n Effects a th9Tun9h cure.
The best pe1rie IN Barre aiwsys keep
HruFnsi AZ hani ~ the winter rnevfhs.
and AZ the Erst symptoms of cold
Ok hrunehial traHbse, use tbs rrreav sna
pTevens serious ard lasting illness. II
you haTs ar dg1bts as e tie ELECTS
81 HysEei In eaFinE eoaAghs colds and
a bronchial sTu1hiss. tie guarantee
Asekest L Wells give With every outfit
seDssd ernviuee yc's Of rs curative pow-
er@ 4 HyaEei ontst cnsts sf, and II
& does. rgs givs sztisfaesioH Biekert &
Wells viii Fscurz yclF Rooney
Extra bottles AZ Hyu-ei, IL needed.
can be- 5btaiEed fer s1s, bet tie crzl
pete outht Is asuailV snougb 70 cure
several colds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-01
AWFUL NEURALGIA
PAIN Turned THIS woMAses
HAIR WHITE.
cufsc 81 D. WilHsrsF Pink Pilis shs
eains3 Aeisnt ara Has Beer "a
PERSIST Heath Ever Stree.

Do 10. seek relief fran s-ssrizx
Esnply, BIT free ycgr gyase-a fran the
disease watch e fae cause q yozr
szGsrirg. Tnss is the message whsea
former vlei1z &C aeura.glz san6s 70
thcss WHO are stiz u is grasp Hos
a5S1ezts7zz, powesFz Kat Geazsz fss
seEass and others tat reduce tee
heart zetf1a Fay csnze ssrc -.rrsyv r.
Lief set The pain Il sure 10 nsGurn wst1
greater iztazsitg. Nsgratgiz hza teen
Gales the cry q . EtarTem nerve. n
regralsia tke EsTFss rsea neuri & matt
ard the o1Iy way e ro4rlza slss, d
tarolg1 f1e hl-os
2rs. ETslTn CEe1sers. weo las :
eeaafiful hozs a. SL1 BozlsTar1
Wsst Detroit, MscA., saEersd Cor
years Wl-A zsnralgsa ursA sic tried
this tcrlc trsztusEs GEz vas cared
see says
Ny fr115as began zeGwt SIX ye1rE
zgo ard dc Ees resi- az I skS1ld
hays- at ksTs - zhous No nzrg
1-Ezsz After q tine / became Sc
weak Z ccGs1 not 80 aEv wcrE a. az
lad ssFsrs saeEarhez znf E1cE
1ra1zssl aea1actss h t1s lack Fart
aEs TOP g Ey kea1 Mr. eyes wera
sssEiE d-zE and a. tl-ss Z san sack
srQts csf1re tkew crzEal1ed ser
sFz1 1octCrs tl- w1sA1Et she a-izAteas
hers9L TIE ratzs we're 20 fate1ss
t11E KY hair tzFuad EEass
= s0Er eE1tz1aiiy in w@igaE and
stFs1gih aae was nlr1ss n sezrair
wAez a f-tszE rsarzmenzsE DR. WI
Aa-s' PIX Pills xiaz ttsz a.
ecr1i1g 20 1SFeet1ena aa& 5000 aagan
CO fee RELIEF ~ tie END az sAres
EcztAs I Ast Ezzznt ten -aanzs IL
VEGAS aa5 kza ne Errs srrzhas vim
my nerTes bars hesS Il pHwsscE
A@d2sh essr sine AID ez- heartily
rU-Es16 D. wE8m pax PLs"
&FE creTBage Is = pruazg@EzE -a--
Der e tie Mze<xkee1 41z haG EsrvsG
g rgss.teas cf TIE Wo-ans ReiIsg
Cara Her st1rT mnF - asEciata,g
1essnrF1 aec1 xz & EkEG1 bring
nrTs 90 ErE~y -aFeoga Fz~arsT
~ WAaa-E pix FNa are sod
~ - 1rzFata &c seat -astras &C
sees2t G. Fytre s5r rar ecx SIX
s.axas $3.50 - TIE D. z-H MsS[
500 caaz7AzE. 5e@sztsta@T. 81 Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-01
FEDERATION GROWING.
Aaslistion o. TIE seft stsns Guitars
adaa Thspsarss of aasrnsera

Afhliasisn o. TIE sefs stsns Cutters
A6sa Tha9sarss ef hsnssra
Another large body ~ wcrki1gruea
hos voted 70 a6.lzte VITA TIE Amer.
lean Federation Of Labor. tie Jour
neyusen Soft Stone Cutters ~ Norrhi
America. with headquarters 10 waah-
fngtoz. Tie charter ~ aaillztlou viii
ba Issued as soon az lt has been passed
upon By the executive couEsgl Of the
American Federation q Later.
The v0te Of afshstfon was taken hv
referendum after having heen defeated
en- number Of occasions, owing 10 al
lesed differences ss 70 trade turisale-
tson existing between the granite
workers. brickiayers. marble cutters
ard tie SOFT stone cutters. The settle
rsRt 81 th@se oaestlozs has bser prae-
f5c2Ily accomplished through eszfsr.
s-ees a representatives, q tie trades
fnrolvsa.
This aetion brings several fho1sznd
rors members into tie fed u tie
American Fe4eratsoa Of Labor ana
Iearss hHt two o. TIE isrys o-rsnlzs
tious wItbout the psls q aGllaton.
tie hrickiayers and plastere~M X Is
expected that re briekiayerx ard ma
sors win follow TIE example u the
soft store uen wifhln tie year,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-01
VINO win Claim Them7

Letters remaining uHeallad for 1T the
Barre postofiice for the week ending
February "a, 1907, are al follows.
Men.-Ernest nBiley, y. II. Booth. DIR.
Baldwin, Vim. A. Christie. r. II. Cross.
Peter Corbett. Geremia Damose. Paul Ga
belle, D MI. GIadioni, Fred HDule
Charles Harmon, ]. G. Maadison B, II. Iii.
Mccormick. Battista MaInati, Noonan &
.Co., J. D. pickarJ, Il. PerT0, w. Neilson,
s.. ID. Robin. Frank Roake, fred WI.
Snow, +. Z. sturdevant, Dave stewart,
Angelo Tomasina Wesley Tucker. Chas.
Wilson, White a. CO., Costa Jicari0.
Women. Laura Anderson, Mrs. Henry
berry, Mrs. Juiia Comings. Lucia Doten.
Mrs. Julia Buarl, AIbFa Leslie, Maymiie
Murray, Nellie M0reneF. AFrs. il. n.
OsBfinc, Mrs Mike Shea, Afrs. n. ID.
Moore, Mrs. a. D. Crosby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-01
AVOID LUNG TROUBLE.

Take one-haIf ounce Virgin
Oil of Pine EPure two ounces
Of GIyceuine aud eight euRces
Of good Whizkey. Shake we'll
and take IN teaspoonful doses
every four hours. III IL said to
break up a cold in tweaky.
four hours, and cure any cough
that is durable.
An eminent authority on hang
trouble says that If this simple
and effective formula was known
and generally used, throat, lung
and bronchial affections would
seldom reach an active stage.
Care should be used To seiert
pure Ingredients, and to avoid
substitution II is best that They
should be purchased separately
and mixed III your own home.
Tile Virgin OH Of Pine fPaYe)
should be- purchased in the ofig.
iRal hall ounce yials put no ex-
pressiy for druggists to dis
pense. Each vial is securely
sealed in a round wooden case,
with engraved wrapper, With
the name Virgin Oil Of Pine
EPure), guaranteed under the
Food and Drugs Act Oh june
both, 1905, serial number ash,
prepared only By Leach Chem.
icai ca, Cincinnati. Ohio
plainly printed thereon. Only
the cheaper oils are sold III b4lk,
but these produce nausea, and
never effect the desired results.