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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
The Premature Press.
(Smart Set.)

First Reporter see by the last
edition that our old schoolmate', Jones,
has committed suicide.
Second Reporter-Hurry down and
you may be in time to prevent his do
ing it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
Beware of ontments for catarrh That
Contain Mercury sAS

AOuSaIn mVFCUFyS
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t thru
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co. To-
ledo, O., contains no mercury and is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in To-
ledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free
Sold by druggists. Price, Use per bot
tie.
TAKE Halls Family Pills for con-
stipauon.
Women have decided that in case
they cannot vote. they will cut out the
"Stork" proposition. Perfectly proper.
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
it is good for almost everything 50
cents, Tea or Tablets. Mcbride &
Will Drug Co. -4--.-----..--.---
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"rHF. PEST"

onceat closeo wi day / alfred lay
called the Thomas Moore
of impatient rapping-rappng at my
broke" chamber
Only nothing
Through made
, book-agent caller had met
pocketnd the door key for to lock IT,
blockd stuck his foot inside the door
He wasse Cycopedias, coverd
volumes eight>-four
Then vanished all lansuor
It's true s
But the indeed present greatest need
Tweed'hereI pushed him out the door
leads pushed him and shut the
Boil ted had the door.
Scarce had I &c cigar TO burning,
raising and in crept that awln pore
limit in less than nan
He'd the room and all Uttered Ger
Whilst he sung hypnotic praises OF tn ~ ~
Nones such bore!
Arch Fend tell art determined mo" 70 ,o
Al. these books confusion worse than cnos On m
"a hne No wv to he rid heard OF skddoo
Ta1, me this thou of Doostel metel me-
Must | buy bunch of knowedse. wnoe e ~ "
the Agent,
.Re that word parting, Accused one CREE 4ro
Chicago and thy ioth
cave no contract heart when he'n ~ dor,
Lea no more Of books spokenfrom outside shut the door
Fain I my resting let me see olee ne ~
volumes eghty-our!
. . oa SIM new risen found stn as if in prison.
Win Cvclopeda promisous, W gnad his iend
uat ken book rack books-the full four score
Pm
- On eghty-iouf' pooEie uker
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Next sundays Service.

To the Members of the Main Street
Christian church:
At a meeting of the church Off
GERS held on Tuesday night We We're
instructed to ask every member OF
the Main Street Christian congreSa-
ton to make very special effort TO
be present at the next sunday morn
ing service AS we can not see all
personally we make the request in
this public way. We hope the ladies
will so arrange their domestic duties
and the gentlemen will so reallze
that the call is an earnest one that
each one will try to be present. we
have some matters to present wh1ch
it is important for all to act upon.
w. l.. HARDING, Chm.
r. D. McCOMBS, Secy.
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Opera House. Wednesday, January 10 Prices ~ to pl oO
Seaso al & Curlns.

of early experiences playing tanks
as they say on the Great White way.
One of the amusing experiences
he relates is of a night when ne
PLAYED Laertes to the Hamlet or Al
dora Shem at the Deadwood theatre
out in the Black Hills. Sheriff Seth
Bullock Roosevelt marshal
sat in the stage box. Displaying a
brace of revolyers the sheriff gave 1t
out that the play would have re-
spectiul hearing which same 1t did.
Next morning the Deadwood Daily
Pioneer came out with the following
criticism: Last night Aldora Shem
played Hamlet at the Deadwood
Theatre. Since seeing the play the
writer Is sure OF one thing if Ham
let was not mad. he sure would be
If he ever saws Shem.
There is some controversy us to
who wrote Hamlet Bacon of
Shakespeare This can easily be set
tied now lust omen the graves 81
the late Messrs Bacon and Shakes
p.afe The one that turned over ias'
night is The yesl author
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-11

E,r, unusual indeed is the play
that viii bear repetition. Some may
plsa.s for the time. but few have
real vitality and are lasting. The
Ministers SON which has been pre-
-.niyd here before hy an admirable
company IS still associated IN many
mind with an .ycEing of extreme
pleasure one rare merit must u"
lrauted this plsy--a merit That IL
tkt.. t0 give IL enduring popularity
-aud that is. that ia. PLAY how
ever often Witnessed cannot fail 10
ARROWS. rh. se"nest interest aud 80
leave Ire most vivid impression,
.ucn interest such impression. are
MOT .nsaFf.d ar even suggested bs
u other Wnrk of current drama
taat e.. eau osll to mind. and Mana
Ger shelton ~ 80 hs congratulated
,u aavIas occurred this really excel
.gt .ts~actton for appearance
Ia fhe aaAr fhfur~.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-11
CITY PRIMARY ELECTION.
viii BE Held in WaNahach'e on
Thursday, February :.

A white mans city primary cleo
ton is hereby called for Thursday.
February I. 1907. for the purpose
of electing the following city Off
GERS of the city of Waxahaehie;
Mayor.
Two aldermen in Ward No. !.
One alderman in Ward No. >.
one alderman in Ward No. 3.
The following are appointed {uds-
Is To hold the said election.
Ward No III X. Caution.
Ward No 2.--Geo. W. Coleman.
Ward No 81. NJ. Lancaster
The election in Ward No. I will
be held at what Is known as WATTS
office.
The election IN Ward No. viii
be- held at ROY Connallys srocery
store
The election in Ward No 3 wtll be
held az the city ball.
Given under my hand. fsis the tth
aaS of January. 1897.
J. r. GILL. Chairman.
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LABOR TROUBLES SPREAD.
Union Carpenters Object to Employ
nent of <on-Cnion Men.

Memphis. Jan 11.-About 100
carpenters employed by the seldom
Breck Construction company went on
strike here yesterday. One OF the
strikers said the trouble arose over
the company employin. nonunion
labor. 1t is claimed an effort will be
made to enlist the support of all the
union carpenters employed by the
company which has extensive con-
struction contracts throughout the
United States and Canada. The COM
pany maintains general offices in
ST Louis, Louisville and Memphis.
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, Q . . . . Q . . . . % . .
) STAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS.
4 4 q q % o. % . 80
Coming Attractions.

Jan ID Minister'S Son.
Ian. l6.-"The One Woman, by
Thos Dixon, author of The Clans
man
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MATTRESS CATAKRH CURE
Sensible and Scientific Way Z" cure
This Disaureeable Disease.

Nearly everyone suffers AT one
time or another with catarrh.
The natural way 10 cure TINS DIS
agreeable disease is by Apply us
healing indications dlredt 10 'he
diseased spot.
In no other way can this be done
as naturally as by the use OF hEo
mel breathed through the neat
noclet inhaler that comes with every
outfit.
Put several drops of Hyomei IN the
| inhaler and then for a Few mihu'es'
/ four or five times day let Ihe
air Won breathe come through IT, D"
that way all the air that enters the
nasal passa ges the throat oi me
lungs. is filled with Hyomeis neal
inc medication. reaching the most
remote air cells OF the respiratory or
cans. destroying an catarrh" -.iiu'
ana soothing and healing ne Tfi'"-
ted mucous membrane
few DAYS uso Of HNowtl ~t'
show how quickly II relieves an ca
,n,rbaI conditions. aud Won Wlt Ae'
have 10 use IL LONE before N"a 1lAa
~ has effected q complete ana i"s''
ing cure. ....
"a strong Is Hood a ti'ila
faith in the power 81 h''M'l r
cure catarrhal trouble inal N''t
eyerv dollar outfit thev ~iNe p s4"F'
an,eo 10 refund the m"ns! An.'s
tho remedy gives satisfaction. wv"
Z
take an the responsibility "ni ~
leanuat afford Ia suffer louEf Ni,.
r.tarsn when an offer hs" fhia =
made "a you
should extra botfles II ntpti'f
/ n...d.a they can 80 obtained for
making fh,s an. Il the rnust ssor"fs
81 ,n veil az the ro.i reliable rsr1
..ds.a for eassrrh that - kn"1n-
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president Boaz to Speak.

DR.. "A. A. Boaz, president OF Poly
+acbn;c College at Fort Worth, VIII
address the faculty and student
bodv of Trinity University IN the una
versity auditorium tohollo" a. -
,,.A5 This is one of a series OF
addresses to be delivered during the
wear by presidents of Texas Colieges.
nv poaz is an interesting speaker
and the public has CORDIAL invita-
ton to hear him.
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Another cow tfying 20 Ect nay
feed I offer three sacks containing
taa pounds II cotton s.''ad meal and
hults aud pure wheat chops for
s. 40. best sud cheapest COW fe~d
an the market Guaranteed H"th
nhones u "a Thompson. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-11

tsax1gw. Gales. ~ho plays Franz
.sorsscn. he hero - the a~w DIXON
play. Tn. One We0su. has bs-ea
.s~osxh he th~aus<Ai mali Eretiy
4 a-oaShlx and Diving Ms years %
~ stage las played many parts
Ll.~ every oas vito se3ias al the
,.-..-err Actor Calss has Asd bic share
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c,;,I Announcement ReKafOn&
the National Pure FOOD ana
Drug Law.

we arc nleased to announce that
Eolev,s Honey and Tar for coughs,
dds and lung troubles is not affect
ed by the National Pure rooo anu
Drug law as it contains no opia.es
or other harmful drugs, ana We ie
ommend its as safe remedy lol CHI
dren and adults. B. w. heari>'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-11

The pS-=-1 ~hc disturbed r. co--
xreeatsos last Sus1ay ~ cencssA-
Iy coughing rs re(U<sssd 70 e-v
bottle q releys Horsy ard "a r.
~. Y~asss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
WAS PROMINENT CITIZEN.
william II. Dubois Died ID Randolph Of
tuberculosis


Randolph May lA. The Hon. William
III Dubois, one of Randolph's most REM
peeted citizens, died ut his homo on
Main street ii three o'clocS yesterday
afternoon, after \ long Illness with
tuberculosis He had been confined til
the house since February ~ when M
WA stricken down With heinorrhages
from the Lungs
MI Dubois was we'll known through.
bat TIE state having held many im-
poltaat offices ana will he greatly Mrs.
ed III It'll own town, Id which he took
great pride and whose welfare lid had
always al heart.
He was born i'll Randolph March RIA,
1885 HE was i'll business III Boston
ind later III New York returning To this
place Iii 1879 He was treasurer AZ the
Randolph graded school district for no
Years, also treasurer of THE village III
Randolph since its incorporation IN 1876.
I'LL ls75 he organized thu Randolph Nat
ionai bank AID Mas lib president from
that time tip to his death
fn politics he was 4 Republican, had
served Az town representative, state I'M
spectar uf finance, state treasurer and
state senator.
Hc married january II 1862, Ann Eli
IA Gilbert, who died MAY 1l. 1887. Nine
children, fotn Of whom died In infancy,
4 M i <
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The
Scrap Book
cnnldnt Eool the MewshoY.

Couldn't Fool the Newsbcy.
'sYou know how lean Senator ingalls,
was? said d Kansas man To d Tribune
reporter Wen. down III Atchison
thare was doctor who was d great
friend Of his. This doctor had been
greatly annoyed by newshpy wlla
would come into his office very uncere.
monlousIy and poster him By trying ~
sell newspapers.
zone day when ingalls, was Iii the
once the boy was heard coming up tho
stairs, and the doctor decided To put
np d job on him He rushed out an
nrticulated skeleton, placed II III d
chair by the desk and then the two
men Withdrew to the back room,
IN rushed the boy and, without no
tlcing what was at the desk, came di-
rectiy up To the skeleton When HE
looked up and saw IT grinning dit him
he was nearly scared into commissions
and bolted FOR the door yelling bloody
murder The joke ticlxIed the doctor.
but ingalls, conscience priclsed him,
and, going To the window, he looked
ont ait the boy. who was standing be-
low crying.
Come upstairs. my boy be- said.
Ill buy one of your papers,
@But the newsy began TO yell harder
than ever and between his sobs bio
managed to bluhher out:
"0h, you cant fool me, even II you
have put your clothes on. "Miuneap-
oils Trlbnne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

THOSE SEVEN SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Without reference to The principle IN
yolyed in the question 81 married Of
unmarried women teachers for tho pub.
lic schools Il seems to Tie Times that
the summary dismissal Of the seven
married teachers ii the Barre schools
was ill.adyisea Here are seven teach
ers who with one exception have served
five wears at least, some ten and one Of
them for period Of seventeen years,
Admittedly they have given no dis
satisfaction as teachers. On the con-
trary they are recognized as being
among the most competent members Of
the city's teaching force. They not
only have an excellent ground work
plan for teaching but they have kept
ZIP TO date with the most improved
methods d teaching the young. Their
long service % the community has not
caused them To fall behind the standard
Of teaching required 1t 50 happened
That during their employment BY the
city they have entered upon the married
time, hence their dismissal
II spite Of that fact is the city Of
Barre going to show It's ingratitudc
now by turning them outq Il their re-
ward for long and meritofious service
To be dismissalg
On general economic and sociological
theories, The place Of the woman having
husband u not IN the public schools
but rather IN Che home. But while re-
coguizing those theories Why not draw
the line that hereafter no married teach
eFs be engaged and that those entering
upon the married state during their terms
al teachers shall end that service, while
1t the same tins retaig those seven
teachers, q IS many Of them as wish to
BE- re-engaged, who have been refused
= reelection by vote of three IN the
school boaFdl Tho principle at stake
would thus be maintained, while we
e. 4 city would be extending 4 measure
Of reward e public servants who have
been faithful 70 their trust for many
years and who are in part measure re-.
sponsible for The high position Of oug
public sehoola.
Let tbe school commissioners compro.
mise IN this way.
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sprinkporne Revised.

Forgetting the rain ana The cold in hi.
throat,
An absent Drained poet thus joyously
wrote:
How bright Is the hue Of the tulir
to.dayll
How bainy the sunshine, how lovely the
Mayl!
How sweet as 4 maiden's her radiant
moodsl
How charming her hills and her cool SCI
cfet woods
oh, woods, have loved you this many
while
I've joyed IN your fairness, I've smiled
in your smile.
And now you are fragrant and green
with the May,
III mix with you, love You an hour to,
dayl
I'll press 70 The heart Of you, kneel there
and sing
All the heart Of Us both in gladaess q
SPRING.
He ended then noticed On gianeing out
doors,
The facts and his verses were not Oh
all fuurs
The poem, in short was dreadful mis-,
fit-
Vet there it was, pondered DER, worked
out and writ
Said he; "Twere Arts loss II chuckled
II, ! wis
And dipping bis pen, hc revised Il lik'
this:
Flow dark i the hue Of The cloudbursi
today
How hidden the sun, how peculiar th,
May!
How strange As maiden's her tickle
some moods
How dark ARE her hills and how soppiue
her woods
OH woods, what dear lovers were once
You and /
In days, wien sou sometimes eontrive(
70 60 dry!
But nov you're different you're souset
with the Mays
! dissent 90 neaf yoli q minute to-day.
Hi stay ia nay room with my eongl
drops and tlink
On the cool and eccentric department o
Sprinls-H
Richmond mes-Dispateh.
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ONCE WALL STREET OPERATOR,
0rville Lawrence, of Waterford, Lost
Fortune BLACK Friday

ST. Johnshufx, May H5. 0rville
Lawrence died N HIN home Iii Water.
ford Yesterday d. 4 result of grippe and
old age. Tie funeral Will IL held
Thursday afternoon, THE Rey. NJ. HI.
Smith, D Concord officiating Had AZ
lived Until August 10 he would have
been "a years Oil. HID III survived bY
Il wife and two sons, Silas Il Law
renee, Of Worcester. Mass. and Victor
" Lawrence, III Waterford.
MI Lawrence was one of the quaint
Dit characters III this part of the state
and his witty sayings were quoted fat
and wide. For d time MI, Lawrence
Wa ali operator III wall Street and
accumulated d fortune. lie was asso
ciated with The famous gold board and
LOST all his money Ill the crash which
occurred during the Inflated Black
friday Returning to Waterford he
became 4 farmer and hud followed that
occupation for many years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
Taxing Chances.


A small boy had been punished and
iii consequence was feeling at enmity
with all the world, but with his father
IN particular When Bio came to say
his prayers at night he gabbed through
them at high rate OF speed aud while
asking for the customary blessing on
all the other members of the family.
including the cat, he left out his of
Tending parent.
His mother understood, but thought
IT best TO appeal to his better self
Harold she said sweetly, "what
about papa? You forgot, DEAR
Didn't. Don't want papa blessed
why, Haroldl When you lore him
SOL Just think. dear. papa has gone
downtown now, and how would you
feel If he got lost or hurt because you
hadn't prayed for himfF
This rather worked on the boys
mind, and slowly he began to Chamber
out of bed, when, just as he got on his
knees. be heard the familiar click OF
his fathers key in the lock, Il guess
I'll risk IT" he announced and jumped
back into bed Lippineott's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
An Incident q shiloh.


During the battle Of Shiloh an officer
hurriedly rode UP 70 an aid and In
CURED for Grant. .'Thats him with
the tieidglass," said the aid.
Wheeling his horse about, the officer
fursously rode up To the general and.
touching his cap, thus addressed him
"Cheneral, | wants to make one re-
port schwartz's battery Is tool"
"Ahw said the general How was
thatg
well, you see, eheneral, dc sheshen-
lists come up in front Of us. and de She
Ehenists hanked as, and de sheshenists
come in de rear of us, ana Schwartz's
battery was took"
well Sir" said the general. 'you OF
course spiked the guns"
eYat," exclaimed the Dutchman. In
establishment, "schpike dem guns,
schpike dem nice new gunsl No; II
would schpoil DEM
@Well" said the general sharply,
''what did you dor
"Do7 by Jimmy, we charge-tbe
Cherman brigade. cheneral-we charge
and took dem back agalnl''
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constitute the issue III their union. Mr.
Dubois was again married June s. 1885,
10 Adaline Lucy Moulton, who survives
him. Iie II also survived by five csill-
Idgen, Miss Mary NJ Dubois. IA assistant
teacher IN The Randolph high scpol, Ghas-
#G., Of Chicago, with tile Western Electric
company Mrs. Homer Bell ana Miss An
mic 4 Dubois iii Randolph. and John
Henry Dubois. who ii in the insurance
business iii this place
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

The Massachusetts legislature il TAX
ing the advice of certain young ysr-
nonter and i killing tho bucket shop
root, as the branches were killed III Yer-
mont last fall. 1t il BY the drying-up
process.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
The writ Of nabo seorhous.

The following IS q literal copy of nm
Endorsement on the hack Of d warrant
returned by Michigan constable;
10 hereby certify that I arrested The
within wiles as / am directed, and Should
have taken tile horses. but they ware
with held from me by warren wlies and
Biker Wiles by nscai Strength. and this
defendant l3iser Wiles was taken from me
By 4 writ OF Elabo Suorhoua.
- Cons Table
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
THE Engine and shs Cow.

A COW thar wore a bell having been
run over and killed On the railway.
the owner brought suit against the rail-
way for damages. IT was proved that
the driver blew the whistle loudly and
tried 10 brighten the COW of the track.
But the farmers lawyer also proved
that the COW rang her bell and tried
to frlghten the engine on the track,
and so the Jury decided III his favor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
Story o. Tbres Bays.

Story Of TIRES Boys.
Three boys were told 70 60 and tako
the exact time by the town clock. rho
first came back and said, ut Is II
O'Clock" lie became Ia after life
bookseller The second was more ex.
net, He said i was three minutes art.
er u. HE became d doctor. The third
looked at the clock found ont how
long Il took him 70 walk back TO the
house returned 70 the clock, then add,
"a The time Of bis walk To the time
shown and reported tie result thus
UT y Of this moment twelve hours. ten
minutes aud fifteen seconds That
boy came 70 distinction as Helmhcltx.
the scientist
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Minniesa PRAYER.

There had been Il drassmakcr fiji the
house. and Minnie had listened 10 long
discussions about the very latest fash
ions. That night when she said her
prayers, she added d new petition, ut
tered with unwonted feryency
And. dear lord. please make us all
very stylish. - Elvegybody's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
An Allbl.


Guest Gin restaurano Bring me a
Welsh rafehlt broiIed lobster. bot
tle Of imported ale and a piece Of
mince pie,
Waiter-Wiil you please write ont
that order and sign It. sir7
Guest--What fort
Waiter-As a sort Of alibi for the
house to show the coroner, slr.-Ghl.
cago News.
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Not Frem His Standpoint.

Binks DO you think that savage
bulldog on your street is safe?
Jinks-Not while carry this re.
volyer,--Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

This HAS certainly been spring Of
strikes n Rutland Rutland News.
And Others are being sprung Al IN
tergals.
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Not MlaaIna AnYthlna.

Maizie- When summer men propose.
what rule do you follow
Marie Present company always ae-
cepted.- Kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

A cordial welcome 70 the grand court
Of Vermont Foresters III America which
meets III Barre tonight and tomorrow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
JINGLES AND TESTS.

"For The Last Time Down"
Mind the poor an needy
In Tribulation tawn
or you'll take The elevator
For the
Last
Time
Down!
When You think 70 twang the harp
strings
10 wear the robe an crown,
Twill be- Take the elevator
For the
Last
Time
Down.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

g'he CoreyGilman wedding escaped
THE thirteenth of tile month ut any rate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

It's i trial Of jury ont IN Boise,
Idaho, instead Of the three miners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
Auction tonight at The pavilion.

Negligoe shirts, the latest, from the
Frank MeWhorter Co., SOC to $500 each
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The jury Panel.

Look sharply after your Jury panel"
says Mr.. Warren "Only the other day
saw at GuIldhall the brother Of The
defendant upon the iuryi And a
friend TO whom / mentioned this cit
cumstance assured me that he him
self almost fancied that be reeollected,
some years before, seeing the plaintiff
himself sneaklng into the Jury box"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
Another tish story!

Yes, put away the snow shovel fer
season.