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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
Te Plan Fortiheatlons,

Portland, Ore. April 2t.-Colonel
S. W. ROoseler. OF the engineering
corps. U. s. A.. has gone to San
Francisco enroate 10 tae Hawaiian
Islands. where he. Ia company with
Others Of the engineer corps. win de-
ternine on plans Tor Immense fogti-
hcasions which yin protect the Islands
IN the Pachc Coionel Rooesler
Wn Be eons about = m0ash.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
Booze MIL Rslded.

Macon. Ga. April 24.-one of the
largest Illicit distllleries ever seen by
the officers connected with United
States Marshal Geo. Whites ONCE,
in this city. was destroyed by Depu-
~ Marshals Dave and Frank Riley
and Deputy Collector c. l.. viga. and
Special Deputy Oscar Hamlln. Mon
day across the river from Eatonton,
In Putnam county, and the men doing
the smashing found that the plant
had been operated by "Wild Bill"
alias Charles T Williams, a white
man, and an old offender. The still
was Of las gallons capacity, and more
than 200 gallons of beer were turnl
ed out on the ground.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
auooan.,r,s rrsasurs -

Lisbon. April "A cave
tanning valuable treasures, ah' :.
found on the coast OF northern
tugaI. The treasure includes
old gold coins. jewelry aal a.
arms. supposed 70 have beer
cancers hoard. Reoen, eaT'a'
which exposed the cave nA-
discovery possible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
cIub re Elects omcsrs.

Atlanta, April 2i,--At a weil-at-
tended meeting Of the members OF the
Capitol City Club at the club house.
President Albert Howell. Jr., and
Vice President W. q. Raoul we're put
In nomination Tor reelection. and as
their nominations were both nnsolio-
tied and unanimous. they we're re-
named al the regular election Tues
day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
STRIKERS REslEeE PAaLlAmsy
Thousands Of British Laborsrs froI
Woolwieh March to House.


London, April 24.-The cry yot I'd
employed was raised in London agal
Monday night, when several lholsad
skilled workmen, who had been I'D
charged from the Woolw!ch arsenal
as the outcome of Secretary HadaHsl
scheme OF reducing military eXpea
SEES, marched with band aud banned
the long distance from Woo.w.ch
the house of commons TO impress Id
grievances upbn the government
The complaints of the men are ias
reaching, representing not only II
of employment, but the wipIng d
their savings invested in little pro-
critics. located in the historical a
heretofore prosperous town Of Woo
wich.
Some of the discharged men b
been employed in the arsenal at Woo
witch for not less than thirty year
A number OF printers and other ny
laborers and citizens, joined IL
procession, which was further au
mented by a strong body Of woTss
from the army clothing factory
Plmilioo.
The entire eight miles OF MAN
was thickly lined with spectators.
procession, which was perfectly
derby, was halted at 81. George
Gle, one mile from the house Of ~
lament, and from where a depulai
OF picked men proceeded 70 the 10
OF commons to lay the grievances
and their comrades PEG
Premier Campbell Bannerman,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
FIrs Lous Of $50 90.

Chicago. April 2i-Ffrs 'i'}
Tuesday. destroyed the h'e-
building az 7Iss Ara stree
By the BpnEe Pickle aai Yeas.
John Esos,a. a Eatchmaa. Fi'
ABR saialf IRJsrst p ilz2.as
q window. The rs Is sa-'
be $50 s99.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
srlStOl Votes on saloons.

Nashville. Tenn April sa.-Au
election vas beng. held m Bristol
Va. Tuesday 20 decide Whether o.
not saloons shan o. abolRhei ih thai
city a. Bristol. Team ius, seross
che state iine. saiooas wsrs ybse3 cot
setesh weeks as0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25

Atlanta. April a. -,Miehael Haver-
y, aged "A years. a well known AT
lantan. and ex-conteierate soldier,
died MWday night a. O'clock at me
family resideaee. isT soeth FoFsylA
street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
ACTION DISMISSED.
Suit Brought. Against Princess Ca.
mllIa Won Wrede.

mlla Won Wrede.
Berlin, April "a The criminal ac-
tion which was brought against Prin-
cess Camilla Won Wrede. because o!
the theft of silver from Berlin hos
tel Is to be abandoned Medcai-ex-
perts have pronounced her insane
The princess Is now in a sanitarium.
The accusations. against the pria-
cess who caused She sesa,ion. was
brought by valet OF the princess
husband. The man had been discharg-
ed after informing the prince that his
wife was a kleptomaniac, and de-
handing S12 900 for silence. The
valet was later arrested charged with
attempted blackmail. When the police
searched the castle in Mecklenburg
which was leased by Won Wredes,
they found sllverware valued at S45, .
600, which, It is said. was stolen
from the leading hotels in Europe.
The princess was Carmen Dolores
Josefa de Benltez, a rich Argentine
woman The Won Wredes have a
palace in Madrid which is filed with
rare art treasures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
All Modern Craft.

The cruisers Of the feet are al
snodern craft. though the variance In
eire between the largest and small.
est, are as great as that which marks
che heayier vessels OF the hattleshlp
class. The armored cruiser Tennes.
soc and Washington. each OF IA, 500
toas and mounting 30 guns apiece.
are the heaviest OF the cruisers. They
can burl weight OF metal almost
equal 90 the hrst-class battleships,
while 40 the same time they possess
the nleetness OF the ocean greyhound
--the massive. throbbing engines IN
their holds helms capable OF the dts
statement Of 20 900 horsepower. The
smallest cruisers are the Denver and
Cleveland. 100 tons each--Rhe third
claas OF the projected class. In the
cruiser class. the most interesting
vessels are perhaps the Brooklyn,
che nagshlp " Rear Admiral Sehlsy
IN the battle VIII CsfVera's squadron
- santiago. Cuba. The brooklyn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
EXCITING FIRES in
CITY OF new YORK
Four Men Burns d to Death. $50
Horses Perish.
MANY FIREMEN WEI INJuREo
Thrilling Escapes from Burning Build
Inss-Froperty Loss Reported Very
Larse-Rodlss Of Italians Burned
Beyond Recognition.

Beyond Recognition.
New York. April 24.--Four men
burned to death, two hundred and ff-
" horses killed, twelve firemen in
jured.i two Of them seriously, two en-
gines overturned ana wrecked by col
Iision with street cars, several thrill
ling rescues from burning Buildings,
and property loss of 5000 900. is the
story of the fire department for the
five hours following last Monday mid
night
Six different fires on the upper
East Side, in Broadway, on the mid
die East Side, and a big stable FIRE
at Christopher and Barrow Street,
kept the firemen constantly at work.
The dead are four Italians, whose
bodies, burnel beyond recognition,
were found in the ruins of the burned
stable.
The FIRE was in the Dispatch sta
bles. In the block between Christie
pher Barrow, West and Washington
streets.
Three alarms called out great bat
terry of FIRE apparatus, including two
big fire boats, but 1t was only af-
ter hard fight that the nremen saved
thu big adjoining tenements. and the
Palace and Knlckerbocker hotels.
Two hundred and fifty horses quar-
tered In the building persisted.
The bodies of four Italians were
found In the ruins an hour after the
fire had been extlnguished. i.
The loss In the stable fire is placed
at slOO, 900.
Another serious fire started in the
Madison street laundry, in East Sew
enty third street, and swept up
through the fve-story building, sew
eral OF the upper floors OF which were !
occupied as the tenements. II was |
while on the way to this FIRE that two
fire engines were wrecked The |
drivers of both engines were injured,
but Il Is not believed that either OF
them is fatally hurt.
The firemen had a hard fight be-
fore the laundry and The tenement
house Gre was subdued, because OF
the lack OF water pressure.
The families In the upper part OF
the building were cut OF from es-
cape by the stalrways, but were res
cued by firemen, The FIRE caused a
loss OF 500 600.
II was in a high building in woos-
ter street that most OF the fremen
were injured. Fire had been dis
covered on the top floor and the fire.
mep had dragged their hose up the
stairs 10 fight a stubborn blaze in the
factory OF the Frome Manufacturing
company. The IRE company had
reached the scene when the flames
and the choking smoke swept over
them. A dozen OF the men were
blown down a fight OF stairs. Several
Of them were severely burned and
bruised
The other fires were In widely sep
arated sections OF the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
big NAVAL DISPLAY
| IN HAMPTON ROADS
Three Hundred Thousand Tons
Of Floating Steel.
FIoArERs Of AMEaIcAN NAvY

Welcome Foreign warshIps and
Take Part In the ceIsbratIons Mark.
INC che jamestown Exposition.
Norfolk, Va, April "a The great
est fleet OF American vessels ever as
sembIed In the history OF the waters
of Hampton Roads--S0O, 900 tons ef
1oating steel--was made ready Tues
day TO receive the first Of the visiting
foreign battleshIps and cruisers which
are from time to time TO take part
IN the celebrations which will mark
the progress OF the Jamestown ter
Centennial exposition. For the open
ing OF the exposition Friday, the
26th--the war vessels OF Great Brit
ain, Germany and Austria are ex-
pected. One Of the visiting Germans
1.-The dark hulled cruiser Bremen,
commanded by Lieutenant Commander
Alberts--is already in the roadstead,
awalting the arrival OF the Room, q
Dig armored cruiser.
4AAA bHo tAHNlANdu NtbnNlo INV AZ
anchor belong 10 the Atlantic feet.
There are probably rs battleships and
cruisers In the far-flung line, which
AZ headed by the Connecticut just of
tbe government pier at Fortress Mon
roe. and which trails away almost 10
the vanishing point up the broad chan
nelway leading to Norfolk.
The feet has been arranged so as
20 give the visitors to the exposition
the best possible opportunity for
viewing tho nghting strength OF the
American navy.
The shstenlng white hulls, spotless
in their new coats OF paint and the
bur superstructure OF the two and
three-piped line OF battleships and arr
mured and protected cruisers. form
q marine panorama as viewed from
ghe water front esplanade OF the ex-
position grounds, such as has seldom
at ever before been presented TO the
american public The vessels are
anchored several thousand yards of |
the exposition shore and being ar
ranged In a huge semi circle, are Wis
able from every part OF the grounds.
Practically every type Of lighting craft
fn the American navy Is Represented |
IN The positions. Battleshlps range
fro mthe 10 600 monsters OF the Con-
uectlcut and Louisiana class-the
forerunners OF the Dreadnaughts
about 10 be added to the navy--down
90 tho all but abandoned old Texas,
the Oldest American battleship and
sister OF the Maine. which was wreck
cd IN Havana harbor. The Texas
MAS built at the Norfolk navy yard.
many years ago and being local prod
1ct, Is to remain at the exposition as
a permanent feature OF the naval ex-
hibn. With her eight guns and her
paltry $40 tons Of weight, the Texas
when ranged alongside the mammoth
Connecticut. which mounts twenty
four guns and displaces $4,000 tons
~ water, offers striking example OF
che progress OF tho American navy
aimee the days Of 1886, when the Tex.
as and the FIRST Maine were authorized
by congress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
BIG LUMBER PLAN
DESTROYED BY
Entails Loss Of Betw an !
600 and 100000.
ONE OF THE LARGEST IN w,

Fire Originated in a Hot Box an.
Beyond Control When Dis.oy,
Many Hundred Employees lad
Flee for Their Lives.
Seattle, Wash, April 2i-v
which started Monday nigbt in
planer room of the Port Blaka,v 81
pany's mill at Port Blakely. 5e.t7
ed the entire plant, the large.. n
Der manufacturing establishment
the coast, and one Of the largest
the world, entailing a los; Of
tween $500, 600 and $500, 900.
this, 70 per cent is covered BY
surance, and the managemep. o,
mill announce they will rebuild 4
mediately.
The fire originated in a hc. BE-
and when discovered was beyond ca
troll.
The three hundred employees VI
compelled to flee for their lives.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25

President Roosevelt will review the
gathered American feet and the visit
ing foreigners from the bridge Of the
Mayfiower on Friday morning before
he lands on the exposition grounds.
Fifteen hundred bluejackets will be
landed from the American vessels to
take part in the military and naval
parade Friday afternoon, which wIl
be reviewed by the president from the
grand stand erected on the ezposi-
TONS plaza known as Lees parade. >"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25

bearing on her after turret the me-
mortal plate simply and eIoquently
inscribed, July 8, 1908" win also
remain a permanent naval exhibit dur
ing the seven months Of the life OF
the exposition.
The English squadron, under com
mand OF Rear Admiral Neville, is ex-
pected In Hampton Roads Thursday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
Blattlsboro crangets as Minstrels.

A big crowd attended The minstrel show
gwen Nv che Protective grange dramatic
club N connection with the annual
grange fair a. Brattiehoro Wednesday
night. Austin y Miller was inteslocntor
ana The ends we're T. AZ Goodcnongh and
Arthur Cray tambos and Hariand Miller
and Verne Winchester bones.
Resides these there were in the chorus
Fred spaulding, Charles Colt, Glenham
lones. John Eckels. Scott Eames. Ralph
pestee. Miss Pauline Miller, Mrs. Ralph
peitce. Miss Rita Eckels, Mrs. Verne
Winchester. Miss Blanche Drown, Miss
Alvena walker, Miss Faith Grant, Miss
Bessie Fafnnm. Miss Sadie Young, Miss
Helen Rohde. Aiss Clara Eames and
Miss Gertrude Barker Miss EluIne
Franklin was pianist The solos we're
bv Harland Miller, Verne Winchester
III NJ. Goodcnoneh, Arthur Cray, Mrs
Ralph pettce and Mics Pauline Miller.
Al huacauug hard, lcd hy Carl Lett
singer. was feature and the show
closed with pretty tahleau, N which
Mrs II w Sargent was the Goddess
81 Liberty The general committee WIS
"A. i. Miller y ~ decdcnpugh ant
Verne Winchester
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02

Entitled aplaytux Politics with
Panic"

Secretary Certelyon mas earned the
gratitude Of the country for the prompt.
quiet and eficieHt way N which he has
tened e. tho faAnciai rescue 81 New
York and the republic when The storm
broke Tnet the Dangerous conditions
that lea 40 T. The panic werc largely the
work OF the huanciers themselves, ~
one questions that responsibility for
many 81 the elements 81 trouble lay with
thcse men no one disputes; yet II Is
beyond question that had prudent AMI
sAcacious president occupied the White
House aud had the public mind been
calm and unbalanced tho crisis might
have passed. without disaster.
The constant Examinations q The rres
ident injured condition 81 suspension
and unrest and was ~ element an I'M
rnFtaut factor@in prceipitsting The
panic; ami his letter 10 Secretary Cor
tclyon conetatulating him upon his ac
tion and wisdom j. not only e hHe eN.
hihition Of nerve but en- attempt %
make capital ont oi the conditions he u
to a considerable extent responsible for
producing, TIE president found the n
uancal edifce; 10 observed tie bigh cN-
pioives surrounding e; Ne was respon
sibls for neither the presence nor the
character Of these elementsi he merely
applied the mstch that produced the
explosion, and IN the same sportsman
ike spirit he hdmires the activity Of
Dt. Coftclvoa, who Was first on The seene
with his ambulance. and ne has no Oh.
icction to having us believe he sent him
q the explosion.
While undoubtedly some reckless
spectators and imprudcnt bankers have
been wrecked. on whom no sympathy
win be wasted. the wide destruction o.
the storm has caught many an innocent
sufferer IN ia sweep whose vanished
Swings and Investments viii not he ~
stored hy The snlug and coesy Htefanees
~ Mr. Roosevelt. We have simply sr,a
the splash and upheayel in financial
watersl when all its waves and widening
circles have ceased We can then estimate
the extent Of The damage done al round
the country
Roosevelt recalls Nero and burning
Rome. but Nero who had learned the
arts and uttcfanees Of the Pharisees
Boston Traveller
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02

NtNFM A&NkN@HA Vt AA4 stN@NsRtt @#% 49,
Part Of t.
A source 81 questionable words, ar
ferens from uuwritsen corruption and
false ansiogy. q slang say. the London
Spectator Slang a oltcn indiscfiai,
nately asfailed as though i were nct
lnnriare ~ The making, and often tae
best part % language. too is most
nuttyliioass Slang Is commonly, h.
aecd, the expression Of concentrated u.
tality. Il = often metaphor, n. n The
essc ~ much American slang, ard tha
hrsn must work Fl higher pressure 20
produce metaphor than 50 produce sinile
"1'o strike oil 10 pan our - si1n
track TO ret q cineh.n BE Are out,
sil these fare vivid metaphors. and
emerge diHcils from the cxpcrieaccs q
thc nation that created them. man
T. siietacl,ed.7 b. hls supporters; Ne
sce picture q him dereliet and silent
~ tie stdinrs Nhlie the main stncam ~
traffic roafs sncccssmlls past hin. We
have the similar ashslved md "shunt-
ed and from tht South Aiiean war
chat word ol cnrious analories, "sfriien.
horteshed R,S none 81 these il 80 desmin
tive - "sidcirscked.' ''fei up" (fruch
toupe) i. perhaps our best isnd legaey
from South Africa. A 'cluch" y che
virth VI 4 horse and consequently any
thing which can b. made uctsphorically
70 grip bard and veil beyond the posi-
hility q slipping To put u IN one word
"ciucir means 4 certainty.
TO FIRE out. vlHch lstterly has be-
come timnly so fre,1 "A indisrutahly
more vivid than 80 sack 81 even than
TO boot The American 'fibbrnrs.k
a also excellent for prting pcrson.
Pack. ruhhernecks!" wien eiauiisied
BY an American Policeman i haid 70
have an instsutaneoos e6cct ON an III.
auisitiye but sensitive crowd They
telescope yards" a. an American once
explained 10 tho writer Different, again
ara words which are not metaphors, but
have a native cNprcssivencss, such a.
sshyaefn A @shystef" IN IT. FIRST sense
mcans only a man who hangs about pc
lice courts generally one who was fof.
mcfly an usher. clerk or polictman) and
ooniucts cases, though unqualified a. a
lawyer But who does not feel that .
ashysfefr q capable IA toutf
Greek and Latin had no slang. nnlcas
one discovers Il in Arstophanes and
Martial, hut in medieval and modern
languages We should ut into 4 sad msss
Il We did not tske account q i.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02

Il q estimAtcd that during The special
weighing Of the mails authorized he Con
eress, which came % close NJ The Bur
lineton post Office At midnight Wcdncs
dav night. having been IN progress sinrc
September 20. 10000 pounds II mail have
gone oui Of the Office About U300oo
pieces Of mail have left che olEice during
che past thirty DAYS and this with the
mail matter received, would make .
total of over = million pieces handled
during that rcriod.
nafine the week from October Is %
ID. inclusive. 4 count 81 the mail matter
going ont 81 the once was made and
The results we're a. follows letter
se.Te6. post cards, il,lsi pieces Of sec.
ond class mail matter - los pieces o.
third class mail matter, l3.lf2i pieces
of four class mail matter, l,iaet pieces
81 free nail 2.062
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
MANY USES or REDWOOD.
California Coast Product a Strong Conn
petitor Of CYPRESS.

Vii searching f0r substitute fDf ofii
nary woods employed IN construction
work. the SUPPLY N maiiy of which u
fapidjy decreasing. Ii has hecn found
that Che coast redwood forests ~ Cali-
fornia offer i product which can Is ptit
t0 excellent commercial Use California
redwood II durable ard III fine working
qualities niaka III competition IL egs
brass. and slHe adaptable 10 many "
Tho trses 81 which white and FELLOW pine
afe put Redwood as sold On the mar
kat maV Be tile product either 81 The
riant seanoias III AbiE trees thot com.
mefeiaI Utilization 81 which has called
forth great protests of III the coast red
wYod Cutting the Blk trees would nean
the speedy extinction III this unique and
wonderful speeies which II found only
ii isolated groves and which produces
enly with difitnltg says THE Boston
Transcript The egast redwood + mtieh
more plentiful mid fapfdduees abundant
~. 81 tflaE X + good tree for the for
ester to utilize fer successive tirnber
crops
III IL likely that the lumber trade will
encourage tle nee ~ redwood more aHd
more III the future Is eonnpafativeig lits
Ella practical Hse mas been made hf Tile
products 81 these extensive forests Of
California ED III he present time The
nse 81 redwood Is now about ~ per-
eent III tie totel consumption al lumber
il Il estimated that csc foffsfs Of f'ali
fornia have abant gs,090,A00000 feet
81 standing redwood timber sfd tde wiss
use If these products bY conservative
hmbegirg Viii il 4 degree make np for
the greatly leaened supply Of other
woods
The Redwood association has recent D
requested tha forest scFNine Of fte Unit
"a states Department 81 Agriculture 81
make i complete sturdy Of tie paYsiaal
ard meehanical properties 81 redwon3
fmnheF Is ORDER t. obtain reliable in-
faYi i6w concerning its prepsrtie TIE
forest sefce aas 8eciiel q comply Wits
a.ia request ard eiil esnduet series
81 experiments Il e operation with th6
university Of California At The testiae
labofatory e Berkelsg.--Jtica Oh
server
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A Significant PRAYER.

"Aiay The lord help you make Buck.
len Arnica salve known TO oil" writes
j.. q. Jenkins Of Chapel Hill, NJ 6 n
quickly took the pain out q felun for
me and cured u IN a wonderfully short
time" Best on earth for sores, burns
and wounds. a5c at Red Cross pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
tIow.s This7

we ofier one Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case 81 atasfh that cannot be cared by Halls
Catarrli Cure
". !. CHENEY N Ca. Toledo d.
we the nndefsiEneHs have kn9wn II II, Che
peYfof Vile laHi ~ years ana hsiieve him per.
feetty honorable ~ all business ttansactlahs
and financially able IT, carry Out any obligations
made by his ttrm,
WAEpo. KfwFAM& MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists T0ieda, fis
Hairs catArfh Cure IL taken Internally, aetitig
directly aHon tha blaod sna mucous eHrfaeeg III
tbn system Testimonials ssna ffaG. Price IN
cents psr Hottie Sold ~ Ell druggists.
Take Halls Family Fills for constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02


~ Distincfieeuees.
ne iafieF who have used Seanro'a
iiffflcias frsst 81 u ~ the tlfheFf
iersns fof iis qllek erect ln cIfan1lns
ghe sesir 81 aardYar ana alsa ~ i's exi
etIlenco ae scnefai taif-dreesinf -
makes ne realp fasi fresh End & alleya
chat itching whirh tan9ruf wlil cauee
NeWbfo'a fIefrlcide effectively cures
inrdru0 ns j DESTROYS he rern that
.aueea ~ The sens germ causes hair g
snll nut. ana iaftr haidnesss ~ kline e.
Herplclds rtors failing hair and prevents
badness n Is alao az ideai hair dress
ne for Il lends 80 arisioefatic ehnrm q
she hair thnf y quito distinctive. Solo
~ LEADING druggists ccud iee n atanpt
or aareia Is me Ieroicido ca. ne
Two strss--ta cents nnd tfte.
" A. Drown. Special Aren't
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
CRANITEvfLLE

10 Rent 1.-Two smell tenemnta. plenty
IL land ID 20 with them, iii Granifpyille
Inquire Of A. Al. smith Barre or NE J.
Mcleod, tiranitefills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02

Ms rnllhsfllfel surrey wll meet eli
lfalAs ard netannelnle fhe buhls. Sur
res IA hy ihe haHg laf business 81 fleas
uft sFill 81 reasonable rricet. sunday
and ni1hl WORK 3 speciality Telephone
inghes stable 40 ~ b rgsldercf US