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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
cor tila EaAIR Ras:Ig.
Waa Perfectly BaId When He Started
20 Use Newbra'a aerpacHdn

Frederick Manuel. Maryland block.
Butte. Montana. bought Il bottle III New
bros HerpieEde. Aprll .. 100, ana began ID
use II for entire badness the hair fol-
licles ri his scalp were not dead ana fiji
20 days HE had hair ALI over His head
ON July he writes, land today my hair
fl as thick and Iuxnriant as any one
could wish Nswbro's Herpicida works
on an Ola principle ana with new dis-
eovery destroy the cause and you Vel
move the effect Herpscide destroys the
germ that causes dandrun. falling hair,
and finally badness, ao that with the
cause gore the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair dit once ana new
growth starts. sold i5y leading
iruGglsts. Send i0c III stamps for sample
70 Tho HernsaAAn r- Taes Mich.
TIVE sTzea---g0 cents and $I.aD
X. AL Drown. Special Agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
LEAVES OYSTER BAY SEPT, IS.
Roosevelt Has Made a Change
in His Plans

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. Alt was
announced yesterday that President
Roosevelt will leave Oyster Bay for
Washington Sept. 25. instead Of Sept.
20, as previously planned 1t was also
announced that the president will 60
to Washington for day before start
ing on his western and southern trip
on Sept. az, although such was not the
original plan. The necessity Of eonsid-
ering several executive matters and get
ting the working force Of bis Office in-
stalled is the reason given for the change
in plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
WAR on OPIUM.

British Minister % China Makes Some
OvertuTes.
Shanghai. Sept. 4--The British min.
lister, Sir John Jordan, has sent me.
mortal 70 the Chinese board 81 foreign
affairs. offering to reduce The importa-
ton Of Indian opium 10 per cent. in three
years, as an experiment, and also to
increase the duty, if the native drug ia
equally taxed and, furthermore, to close
all the places AZ which opium IL sold
in the British settlements and prohibit
the importation Of morphia, If the other
European powers will take similar ac-
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

FOR SAI.E-A two-tcnslnent house IN one Of
tae beat locations 81 the city. Eleven living
rnoms. two pantFys and two hath rooms Al
finished fhe best. Modern eouYenieuces. A
stream Of geod spring water Foes sith The
place. 4 large tat eight and uns-hsif rods by
Feven rods. viii BE sold 1t bargain If sold
At once. lnqnire Of ". 4 Hal. III LIN street,
after D. clock. str
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

THK T1nEs viii publish wants. Loss and
Found. For Sale. To Lss. ate.--shors aaveftiss.
lnenfs--at sha rate Of four hnss for twenty ave
cents f6F sbs arst insertion zna I'VE cents for
eacn aabaeaaont insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

Whereas my wife, julia Page RHshlow hav-
ing left nay bed and beard. without lust eause
or pruYocatiQn. this Is g notify al persons not
70 haqhof or trust her on my account, as
shall pay no eehts + her contracting after tiiis
date EDWARD j. RUSMLOW.
Plainheid, VT sept. I'd, 1901. i45tg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
BIDS RECEIVED FOR
FIVE TORPEDO BOATS
No Contractor rs Allowed to Build More
Than Two of Them.


Washington, b, C., sept. 4. Bids were
opened at the navy department yester
day for the construction ~ five torpedo
boat destroyers under the terms of the
naval appropriation acts Of 1906 and
1907
The limit Of cost in this act was fixed
at 100000 for each boat, and no bidder
was authorized to receive contracts for
more than two of them.
The new boats do not embody In their
designs any startling departures in ma.
val construction,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Hest residence i0tg III ths city I'll
head Df French street View uBohsfrueted
clear To Washington street Convenient To
aim n .i' roagsya SGga MI MIX s9s
Co.. Ayetih Building. City. saFt
FOR SALE summer cottage and land sahim
Pond, Woodbury. Vermont. Address Frank I'LL
Osborne, Montpelier. MI 1886
FOR SALE mail place of about six acres
with buildings only one ana half miles from
city pnstufica on tfie Fast Montpelier ROAD.
Price f0f quick sale. only $3.50 Inanire at
the Il. 4. Cite Real Estate Agency, Bolster
HlGsk Barre, Nt, l3ssf
FOB SALE ON REM IA small farm. Six
teen acres of good land good buildings large
barn Nine rooms III the house. Electric light
and View England telephone til the house.
AZ axes good Comfortable house, FIVE minutes
WALK HI aeppE ana p9staflsces inquire 0f Al,
CUrti Williamstuwn, VT. TEX a5G-lA 1857
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
BOY MURpERER's TRIAL.

Fifteen Years old Lad Who slew Com
panion or 49,
Bath. Me-, Sept. The trial 81 sid
ney X. PFebIe, the Is year old Burnham
boy Il charged with the murder OF Nor
ris Heath. is Of the same town, was
assigned to begin yesterday ii the SUI
preme court. Young PFeble has been
under observation at the state insane
asylum Tor several weeks 70 that the
court may BIZ informed as to bis sanity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

Chief Of Police Russell Of Burlington
has received letter from coroner E. II.
jackson OF Whitehall. n. Y, looking TO
the Identification Of a man drowned
there August %. Circumstances lead the
coroner Co believe that the drowned man
is Thomas Corners. painter, who was
recently d resident Of that city. Mr.
Corners left Burlington some time ago.
Thomas +. Mccullough, O contractor and
builder in Chazy, n. r., furnished infor
nation that man named Thomas Con-
ners. a painter BY occupation, left Chazy
august 10, intending to 20 to some place
in Vermont opposite Whitehall, n. y.
The coroner's description Of Che drowned
man corresponds closely with the de-
seription given Of Corners. The deserip
ton follows. Height. FIVE feet six
inches; dark hair; smooth face, medium
dark compilations wore dark cost, dark
trousers, checkared shirt, leather belt
with brass buckle, and a small cap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
Give Honor 10 whom ii ii Due.

Or, David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
of Roadout, N. III. cured me of Brigit's
disease aud Gravel. Four Of the best
physicians had tried to relieve me.
have recommended II to scores Of people
with like success, and know it win cure
oil who try it, Mrs. f. r. Miner. Burg
Hill, o. Price sl.00, all druggists; six
bottles. 500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

A novel sight III DIR. Cioodalfs yard iii
Bennington II that BIZ d sunHower grow
ing from the fork of d maple tree. The
seed was doubtless dropped there BIZ b
passing bird and found root III the de.
cayed wood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
To 81 az EXCHANaE

10 you want 70 buy, sell OF exchange your
house or fauu2 Gail o. wfite the Vermont
Real estate Agency for listing blanks. go
North kfaia ttrCet BARRE. efetf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

The new coins ID be issued BY the
government viii bear the face Of Miss
Mary Cunningham, d pretty Vermont
waitress chosen BY 81. Gaudens as VI
model in their design.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

The funeral Of Mr. Cyrus Hoienan,
who died at bis home IN Chester last
Saturday from blood poisoning, was held
yesterday, Rev Henry L. Balio,I, pastor
OF the Congregational church, Of which
Mr. Holeman was member, officiating.
The deceased, who was III years old,
was born in Springfield. About 25 years
ago Mr., and Mrs. Holeman moved to
this town from Windham, where they
had resided for long time. Tie was
deacon Of the Congregational church and
persistent worker He was Ill only
about ten days. The burial viii be III
Brookside cemetery. He Is survived by
wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

After suffering from hiccoughs for
nearly eight weeks, Mrs. Grace Spauld
ing VI West Rutland ii recovering. She
has hiccoughed almost constantly during
that length of time In spite 81 all tho
doctors could do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

FOR sAists-- Farm ~ tt0 Roree. knnwn AZ sHs
Bi&nv farm, : i-2 miles frum NheiseHf ex sFa
good house and buildings hnd ln good state
On cultivation Apply % william tdwluF,
Washington, W. 1862
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR EALE-p Don't look any further for a.
home. Here lf q. IN 4 rnOn location good
Eoua everything. Mex seven
Fa8M house. Has been built only tWU FsaIf
All modern improvements furHaee electric
light aud aAs liahts, hath. bet water e0Huee-
lions from the furnace. spring water. connect
ed With sewer. and vide ptAzx4 ID front This
~ ) thoroughly hH3it house. Sickness cause Df
selling, ifiae e2taN emsli payment downs
Inquire al the n = Cate Real Relate Agency,
Bolster nloek BHFfA Ne 1864
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
WANTED

MAMTNI--Au electric fH9furs tHffH horse
powef Address Power Times eiHee. 1856
wANTED44To has s siio. - 70 y feet hspii
and about S feet vide, old u n6w. Address
George y. Milne. ls2iss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
BOSTON g. OAXACA
MINING co.

Located in state of Oak
AGA, Mexico. Has been in
operation two years. Dur
ing that period a great mine
has been developed and full
ly equipped. Prospectus
containing maps, engineers
reports and full particulars
will be sent upon applica'
ton.
RICHARD J. BURTON q co.
BANKERS g. BROKERS
90 CONGRESS ST. BOSTON.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

FOR sAIsE.-Twa. miles from barre city.
Good house. barn, hen house, with intoe acres
of land. Everything in first class repair.
spfine water. Near school The house has
been built eight years. The piaes will Keep
tssu COWS and horse. We viii sell with the
real estate 0ne Cow . team throughout, about
twelve runs 81 stove weed. This place win 20
quick. Is there Is 3 great demand for this kind
6f property. | have sold two similar T. it FeFg
recently, 80 speak euick. Fer better deserip-
Agency, Barre, VI 1iztf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

The Lake Mansfield club house closed
last Wednesday. The guests All went
away Monday. The season there Hail
been 4 very good one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A good lsfterer. Hoyt a Le-
bouTveau. l4ft6
WANTED-Four hrst-ciass granite cutters
and one carver on monumental work Detroit
Granite Co, Detroit. Mich, 1913
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
POULTRY

LAYING HENS ron 30 Rose Count
Rhode Island Reds aE Stu eaeh- Inquire Il
E n. Lyon, 2T1tE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

EDK SAfsEsAt SE4lall autograph register HI
8ood condition. III "a RUKaK8 Il 60. FIT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

waitress chosen BY St. Gaudens as Nj
model IN their design.
A novel sight III DIR. Goodalfs yard III
Bennington II that BIZ sunHower grow
ing from the fork Of maple tree. The
seed was doubtless dropped there BIZ 81
passing bird and found root III The dbl
cayed wood.
After suffering from hiccoughs for
nearly eight weeks, Mrs. Grace Spauld
ing III West Rutland III recovering Sha
has hiccoaghed almost constantly during
that length of time lii spite of all the
doctors could DO.
President Charles MI Hays ana Vice
President y. I'll Fitzhugh III the Central
Vermont railway we're in st. Albans on
Monday evening, having come from New
London, Conn, by special train OH 4 tour
of inspection cf the Central Vermont
lines.
Mrs. James ingalls, Of Townshend, who
recently purchased Il strange farm, went
70 get THE COW and III the dusk lost her
bearings. Finally she tefhered the ami
nal and passed the night ou bed III
baisam, where she was found nv her
husband and . searching party II the
morning.
The Valley fair at Brattieboro win
have An exhibition 81 the work done All
the Woodstock manual training school
II represents the labor of one hundred
students through b three months ses.
sion, during which the pupils made ey-
srything from seryiceable boat To toy
doll furniture.
Commissioner Thomas of Stowe rel
ports that William Sorell. Il. tTnrile
and I'LL Mcl5rath of Shelburne have been
fined $40 each and costs amounting to-
sG-4T for spearinp fish. Deputy Game
Warden David Demag Of Essex JUNG
tion made the arrests.
Although her outer clothing was burn
ed entirely away BY being SET on fire
by gas plate on the floor, Mrs. nj MI.
Gottreli Of Bennington escaped without
blister Her husband came to her res
cue and III putting out the flames was
badly burned about the hands, arms and
face.
The lists arc out for the fourth annual
dog show Of Hrattleboro's Valley Fair
Kennel club, to be held September o4, rs
and 20. There are 347 regular classes
and 100 regular prizes Entries close
September IA. and present indications
are that this year will witness the larg-
est exhibition Of the kind ever held In
the Connecticut valley.
Ebenezer A. Pratt, aged so. q shoe
dealer, died suddenly Of Briaht's disease
az bis home IN West Rrattleboro Mon
day. He had been i'll but a few days.
Mr.. Pratt was born in Marlboro. and
married Sarah Harrington in that town
in 1859. Three years later he started
retail sewing machine business ia Brat
tlehoro, and afterward WAS travelling
salesman for Randall s. Clapp. He later
engaged I'll the shoe business. He Is
survived BY bis wife.
The funeral OF Mr. Cyrus Hoieaan,
who died at his home IN Chester last
Saturday from blood poisoning. was held
yesterday, Rev Henry 1. Ballou, pastor
OF the Congregational church, OF which
Mr.. Holemsn was member, officiating
The deceased. who was III years old,
Ys5as Lc~,s =, Cr,gssafxIa Akasff Ok y.aazs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

FOR sAIE-A e0tsaee house with seven
rooms and bath with modern Improvements.
Coed i0eatlau and splendid view. building
lot 20 be sold with che house. i desired. Also
good refrigerator Apply u % Academy
street H9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

President Charles MI Hays and Vice
President Il. II. Fitzhugh III the Central
Vermont railway we're in st, Albans on
Monday evening, having come from New
London, Conn, by special train al 4 tour
of inspection cf the Central Vermont
lines
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-sA grip II The foAd lef#eeu barre
and sauth Barre Owner can hAHa property -
proving same ard paying fuf Gals adfkrtiHes
inenf. q. Epuisiaek South Barre IS I4&ff
FOUND Voting dog. breed fex ltffief
Black head and 6aHH white HtKipa ID afusat af
head. hlaak sppt % left sttiF alse ie4filtp an
ply n co NettlH HaiH ssfeel Ha1fa. s.. As
Atfagsi Wilzs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

FOR SALE Main street property for sale.
Located on a large lot. 20 feet front w 20 feet
deep. Two feneiaents Ia house which rent Tor
&92.o0 Per month. Property is assessed for
ST. 900 and insured for ef,50a Is about min
ufes' walk from post efiice Price SSo09. u.
A. Perry Real Estate Agency. lSQtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
TO RENT

TO RENT--Hurnish ea 'front.' room suitable
ron TWO. Gentlemen preferred, NTH. Geo.
Burroughs, IL Church street, Telephone
ai1.2. lAsff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

FOR SAIEs-Douhle tenement horse with
barn ard three quarters Of an acre az hand,
within six minutes walk Of pUst9fiise, Good
location. Paying better than ia per cent on in
restment VIII make terms tn suit purchaser.
Inquire Of DF. G. Il. Kent s5tf
The Goodland republic., 1907-04-12
200 MILES IN 245 MINUTES.
Anthony Shaw, With Engine 1904.
Made Run From Denver Here.

Anthony Shaw, With Engine 1904.
Made Run From Denver Here.
Al Fields minstrels' special went
over the Rock Island from Denver to
Omaha Saturday night, April 6. From
Denver to GOOdland, 200 miles, the
run was made in four hours and five
minutes, actual running time, only
one stop being made, and that at
LmOn- The train was in charge Of
Conductor Elmer Bennington, and was
pulled by engine 1904 with Engineer
Shaw at the throttle.
The train was composed Of three
cars, sleeper, baggage and day coach
Most people, especially in the east,
would not believe that western roads
can make such remarkable time
The run from GoOdland to Phillips
burg, 40 miles, was made in three
hours
The train was a guaranteed one
with $4,000 forfeit for non-fufllment
Of conditions. A hundred-mile run
without stop, and 200 miles with only
one stop, is very unusual on the oldest
and best eastern roads. Neither the
Burlington nor the Union Pacific
cared for the contract on account Of
the time limit.
The Goodland republic., 1907-04-12
TO GIVE OPERETTA.
Young People at the Foot Lights. Un-
der Direction Of Mrs. j. Powers.

1OunS BeOpie at the Foot Lights. Un-
der Direction Of Mrs. j. Powers.
Theater gOers will soon have the
opportunity OF enjoying some nice
work by local talent in the operetta,
Maud Irving, the Little Orphan" at
the Grand opera house, Saturday eve
ming April 20. The entertainment will
be given under the direction Of Mrs
J. Powers, and will be generously pa
trOnized no doubt
The Operetta contains five acts, and
the young people taking part are as
follows: Little Maud, an orphan.
niece Of Mrs St. Clair-HazeI Coch-
ran; Walter Travers, adopted child Of
Mrs St Clair, Clair Cotton; Mrs. St
Clair, wealthy lady, Atha Stevenson;
Widow Helper, a kind hearted apple
woman, Mabel OdeII; MOIlie Kidder, a
child steaIer, Atha Stephenson; Neigh
Dor Green, the widows friend, Nellie
Rowe; servant, Bessie KimmeI; Mr..
Grasper Landlord, Harry Rowe
Young ladies and IttilceihrdI ETAON
Young ladies and little children will
be thrown into the play without indf-
vidUal roles.
Some pleasing specialties will be
presented between acts by the chill
dren- Admission 35 cents.
The Goodland republic., 1907-04-12
Nav 10.
For Sale
See E. w. Sullivan for
Bargains in City Prop
erty, Improved and
UnimprOved {:

Ten-rOOm house, nine lots corner
property, close in; good barn and many
other outbuildings, all in good repair,
an elegant opportunity to make a good
income keeping rOOmers or a first
class boarding house Cheap, for cash
Ten-roOm house, one and One-half
blocks from the center OF the city
new and modern except furnace; lOca-
ton is considered the most desirable in
town Price, on immediate sale, $4,000
I can suit you IL you want a house
Look over the list at of1ce before buy
ing Investment in GOOd1and city pro
perty means better interest on your
money. and safe security. Let me show
you property at $500 that is bringing
So per month rent; property at
$1,000 that VIII rent readily at $40 per
month.
DO YOU WANT An ESTABLISH
ED BUSINESS II so, see me. I can
locate you nicely in mercantile livery
or amusement enterprises I have
several good opportunities with we'll
established trade that can be had at
surprisingly low figures considering
business nov handled
The Goodland republic., 1907-04-12

lam Dunn deceased The estate In
voices S2,5O0 in cash, with a few
small liabilities The father OF the
deceased, who lives in Iowa, IS sole
heir to the estate
Riley Sears OF Monmouth, III, was
in town this week to see Colonel
Bradley, from whom he bought a
team OF draft horses. Mr.. Sears has
land near Oakley, Logan county, and
has come out here to do a little farm
ing this summer. He married q niece
Of Mr.. Bradley
Edwin Harding, travelling freight
agent for the Rock Island railroad,
was in GoOdIand Wednesday. He
works under the Topeka Office, but has
his home and headquarters at Belle
Vile In speaking Of GOOdland, he
remarked that this city was coming
to the front in fine shape
One Of the greatest victories, judg-
ing from the noise that was made,
was won on the Goodland diamond
last Friday by the baseball kids Of the
sixth, seventh and eighth grades. The
defeated the high school nine, and
turned the big boys prOwess into a
sinking from the field. We presume
that the little felIers' have reminded
the high school club Of the Friday
game more OF less frequently, lest
they forget
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcdowell
leave today for GOOdland, Kan, to
make a two weeks visit with rela-
tives- Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell viii
then go to their daughters home at
Jaqua, Kan, to spend the summer
This move is on account Of Mrs Nc
DOwelTs health, which has been very
poorly this winter and they think she
viii be benefited II they move out q
little nearer the mountains. Their
many friends wish them the best kind
OF health and good times.-Phillips-
burg Dispatch.
John Bresnahan, an old-timer Of
Grant township, who for about twenty
years has lived on his place on section
4-7-42, has sold out his land and cat
tie and will move to GOOdland- He
viii build a residence on the block
west Of the new Swarts house, and
with his good wife to keep him COM
pany, the old folks viii enjoy the fruit
Of hard years Of labor, now that up
wards Of seventy years have passed
over both Of them Fred Hunt has
the contract for the building Of the
house Mr.. Bresnahan's two sons viii
continue to operate the old place and
additional land, which they have pur-
chased
The Goodland republic., 1907-04-12
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

A red hot game was played at the
diamond on Friday last between the
high school and the eighth graders,
resulting in a victory for the gram
mar school team by a score Of II to
= The work Of the winning team was
an eye-Opener to the high schools,
which expected an easy victory from
the younger team Battery-Boyle
and KanOuse; Rowe, Cotton and
Scheigner-
Powers Colorado state league seems
10 be in deep water even before it is
formally launched. President Burke
Of the Denver Western League club
viii not admit him to the Broadway
park, and the other suitable parks are
all spoken for. Then, too, some Of
the town who signed up are sorry they
did so, as their home contingent won't
stand for a hfgh-salaried team with
but three playing days a week, and
the rest Of the time the men lying
around idle. This is the condition
which cOrfrOnts the GOOdland base
ball public, and as a result there IS
A GROWING CERTAINTY that
GOOdIand should steer clear Of the Co
dorado State league. There is no mon
ey in baseball at best; it is a sport
worthy Of the best support, and some
body always must dig down and help
the game along, but to dig down as
would be necessary to support a team
continually in the field, and yet play
ing but Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
would mean financial ruin, and a dis
organized league even before the first
month GOODLAND WOULD STAND
FOR NOTHING BUT A WINNING
TEAM IN THE LEAGUE, and every
energy would be bent to that end, and
a small fortune would be sunk in the
attempt-and baseball would be dead
for a long time to come.
Should final negotiations fail TO
launch this league-and is now looks
very much as though this was the
case-GOOdIand will have a team just
the same, and when the smoke has
cleared away in the fall, We will still
be known as the champs" Of this
section Of the country.
To Fred Dawson is due great credit
for his hard and painstaking work to
land GOOdland in a good" league,
and at much expense and time he has
been gathering about him a bunch Of
invinCibleS who will deeply regret the
turn things are taking s
The Goodland republic., 1907-04-12
InCubatOrS Right Here
SOLD BY S. w. sHERROD.

0O4AD W. 0LAA-LhLAODs
"OLD TRUST nCUBATORS'-
best machines on earth. Hatches ev-
cry fertile egg. Absolutely self-regu-
lating. Anybody can run it, because
it runs itself.
WHERE TO RUN THE INCUBATOR
Any room in the house viii do, but
the best matches are brought OF H. a
comfortable room that you would not
feel chilly in yourself. Gathering eggs
for incubatOrs in cold weather should
be done carefully. They should be
gathered often and kept at a temper
ature Of about 90 degrees and turned
every day. Round eggs very seldom
hatch An egg put in an incubator
the instant it has been iayed will new
er hatch, no matter as to its fertility.
1t must cool of. They should not be
set on the same day they are laid
viii be in GoOdland every Satur-
day with a -ew incubatOrs, and at
home on ny pIace-SouthEes 17-6-
3s, the remainder o. the week
$50 to 165 EGG SIZES $3.50
@. W. SHERROD.