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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-05
NOTICE.

THE citizens OF sufry interested in tn,
l. cemetery at Jarvis hill are requested tc
NEE. at NJ. +. vestry. Surry village, June 10
at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF formins
an rssociation to get a title to the burial
grounds, and to make plans for caring for the
same. JOHN w. SAUNDERS AND OTHERS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-05
NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife Lizzie H. Harvey.
w having left my bed and board without
Just cause or provocation, this is to warn ali
persons harboring or trusting her on my ac-
ing after tbs date: w. l.. HARVEY.
swans Island. Me-. May 80 1907
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

The Senate vas called 20 order at
4 o'clock
BY permission Senator Crane intro
ducod q bin 70 create the FLORIDA
state Board q Dental Surgeons
Undsr head OF special order The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

SITS o. Third Reading.
House biB Ne isi, ~ NJ Reese
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
GAINESVILLE,

OF Escambia - Regulating sale Of
merchandise IN bulk The roll was
called on the passage OF the bill, ayes
S3. nays II; passed.
Bills on the third reading we're
taken up. Mr. Macwllllams m the
chair
by consent. House bin No. 507 was
introduced by Mr. Matthews OF Marion
Creating State board Of dental OK
aminers.
The hour Of having arrived and
the House recurring 10 the special re.
port OF the Joint committee 70 inyoatl.
gate the internal Improvement fund.
Air Calkins OF Nassau introduced a
resolution that a committee of Ave
be appointed 10 Investigate The pro.
c6odlngs Of tho Joint investigating
committee. Adopted BY a vote Of yeas
-. nays 90
The chair appointed ~ a commit
ne Measra, Wilson OF Hornando. HaT.
we'll Of Santa Rosa. knight Of colnm.
ia. Malone Of Monroe and Wilson of
Calhoun.
The House adiotrned until Thurs
day morning A. Q o'clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

school book bill No. l0l. by Mr.
Humphries: No. ts by Mr. Crane, and
No. 81 BY Mr. McCreary were taken
up, and resulted into lengthy discus
sions pro and con, but no action was
taken in the premises when the SEN
ate adjourned until $3.50 o'clock
Thursday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
florida LEGISLATORS
WERE VERY ELOQUENT
,.5rloed in Unlimited Amount Of
Tloousnt Oratory During Day.
.,ulEoRMITY scAooL TExT BOOK

federation Of Measure Was Begun
.,s Lasted for Some Time, But No
y... Was Reaohed-othsr Matters
:, Importance in Both Branches
rho events of Wednesday In legisla-
49,. halls we're not startling but
,.ora was considerable more than
80 usual amount of oratory. The
,a,,nre to reach vote on any of the
s.booLbook propositions was not en-
srelv unexpected. The debate on
,ho Crane substitute for the Hum.
nbries bill continued yesterday.
The Senate bill providing appropri-
alton fog the State educational insti-
ntions was made special order for 10
o'clock Friday morning.
An investigating committee to In
vestisate an investigating committee
Is the latest proposition in the House,
which was provided for Wednesday
by the Calkins resolutions, meanwhile
the Senate committee to consider the
preliminary report of the investigat-
Ing committee win doubtless report
their conclusions by bill or otherwise
IN day or two. This Senate commit
tee was not easily secured as several
Senator'S asked to be excused on ac-
count Of other committee work which
occupied their full time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
Good Words for chambsrlsln's covgl
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleaaure 20
soatlfying 70 TIE. good qualities o.
Chamberialn's Cough Remedy. hra.
edward Phillips, o. Barclay. Nd.
writes. r vish 70 teIi you that can
recommend Chanberiain's Cough
Remedy. Ny little GIRL Catherine.
Who Is tvo years old. has been taking
this remedy Whenever she has bad
cold since she vas two months
Old. About q month ago contracted
dreadful cold nyaslf but took
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy and vas
soon ~ well a. ever" This remedy
10 for sale b. 40 druggirtg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

The Senate was called to order at
4 $3.50 o'clock Wednesday, with Presi-
dent Harris in the chair and thirty
Senator's responded to roll call.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
Senate bill No. lO6. by Mr.. Adams
Providing for payments of surplus
funds in fine and forfeiture fund in
Hamilton county in excess of $500
into the road fund of said county.
Rules waived, bill read second time
by title, third time in full, and passed
Is to 0.
House memorial No. IL. by Mr.. Don.
egan-MemoralizIng the Congress of
the United States for an appropriation
for the improvement Of the upper
st. Johns river, was read the second
and third time, and passed. 2S too.
Senate bill No. 4o7, by Mr.. Nc.
Creary-For the relief Of w. A. Snow
Den Of Micanopy, Alachua county.
Bills on Third Reading.
Waving the regular order the Sem
ate proceeded TO the consideration of
bills on third reading.
Senate bill No. 4G, by Mr.. Adams
bin to be entitled an act authorizing
the board Of commissioners of the
State institutions to purchase land for
prison farm; TO erect buildings and
equip said farm, and directing that
certain prisoners be not leased for
pay and providing the means to de
ifay the expense necessary to carry
out the provisions Of this act; was
read the third time in full Senator
willis took the floor in opposition to
lle OIL, and said the farm could not
e made self-sustaining. and criticised
Ne bill as being too vague and in
'elnite Senator Humphrias agreed
With senator Willis. praising highly
Ie present conditions. and especially
le Central Hospital at ocala, as
Maintained by the present lessees. He
=" no reason for a change. Senator
aioone simply remarked he opposed
d
After considerable discussion both
Z" and against the measure. the bin
vas lost BY the olosel vote Of IA ayes.
li nays.
The hour Of specIhi order having
arrived the senate. Jsepator Massey
Z tae chair. proceeded to consider
''-a's aih No. 217. b Mr.. Willis.
Z DiiI 70 be entiueh an act pre-
n -''.ag that each me aber-olect Of the
a Of County commissioners OF
- county In d state Of Florida,
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shall, before entering upon the duties
Of this Office, give good and sufficient
bond, and prescribing a penalty for
failure thereof.
Amendments offered by the judi
ciary committee we're read and adopt
ed and the bill ordered to the COM
mittee on engrossed bills.
The Senate then reverted to the
regular order of bills on their third
reading and Senate bill No. 1899, by
Mr.. Crane-Providing for the regu-'
lation and control of the practice Of
veterinary medicine, surgery and
dntistry, and to affix penalties, was
read in full the third time and owing
to desire of some Senators to fur
ther examine the bill, the bill was
informally passed.
House bill No SO, by Mr. Olmstead
Amending general statutes relative
to the preservation OF wild otter and
beaver, was read the third time and
passed, 10 to s.
The hour of 1880 having arrived
the Senate proceeded to the consider
alton OF the special order set for that
hour, this being Senate bill No. 81,
by Mr.. Beard-A bill to be entitled
an act relating to liability of persons.
firms, corporations and associations
owning or operating any machinery
in the conduct of any business in
this State. The bill was read in full
the second time with unfavorable re-
port from the judiciary committee.
Senator Buchanan as chairman of the
committee, moved indefinite postpone
ment.
The bill was indefinitely postponed |
by vote of % to 3.
A message from the Governor was
The special order for - o'clock was
announced, this being Senate bill No.
90, by Mr.. Establishing a
geological survey for the state Of
Florida, to provide for the appoint
ment Of state geologlst, to define
his duties, and TO provide for the /
Of the survey. The COM
mittee on mining and phosphate re-
ported the bill favorably'with amend,
ment. The bill was read IN full the
second time and the amendment,
which was adopted and the bin ordered
to committee on engrossed bills.
BY permission the following new
bin was introduced: Senate bin No,
4Os, by Mr. Neel--For the relief Of
the circuit court clerks Of the State.
The pension bill was, on motion OF
Senator Broome. taken up and read
the third time In full, being Senate
bin No. aO5, by Mr. Broome.
A BIN to be entitled an act creating
a State board OF pensions. defining
who shall not receive pensions. who
shall be retained as pensioners, how
shall be made. how pen
sions shall be paid duty Of
county commissioners In regard
10 pensions, providing for the
levy Of pension tax and authorizingi
the state Board Of Pensions 70 make
regulations 70 carry into effect the
provisions Of this act.
Several brief speeches we're made
on tho bin by Senators Henderson,
hudson and HumDhtles, who. belley.
ing the pension bin TOO broad IN iis
provisions. felt compelled 20 cast their
votes against %. II
Senator Broome defended the meas
1rs IN his usual Impressive manner.
On roll call the bin vas passed By ]
, vote Of % 70 4. The seEate then
adjourned until p. %. i,
Afternoon Session. Il
The senate was called 20 order 81
! o'clock.
BY permission Senator Crane intro
iucsd q BIN 10 create the FLORIDA
State Board a Dental Surgeons.
TYndar. head Of special order the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
KEEPS
REGISTRY NO. SlS5s

Stallion Trial 2274 the Tommy By.Ou.
2Oe Brown stallion lbk hands To Bred Tommy Btt0n,
Lexington Prince India, 2is4 The Baron
Wilkes Winner OF many Blue Ribbons
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

REGISTRY no. 1889

stallion. Combination Saddle and Harness
Kentucky hands pounds
declared by the handsomest ndi
He himse He powerful HORSE
FIVE gs aadde
Sired by the celebrated Chester Dare by Messenger Chief Jr
KEEPS CHESTER MCDOWELL standard
Ganesve
oed To Florida
promptly This
one.hrd that would be made Kentucky u desire breed
write Address,
Standard Stock Farm,
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

Good breeding is as essential to a high-
class horse as ii is to a bigh-cldSS man."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

Once in Hartford the nies were 90
numerous for time, and 80 trouble
some. that Mrs. Clemens conceived the
idea OF paying George "a bounty
on ali the flies be might kill The
children saw an opportunity here for the
ACQUISITION of sudden wealth They
supposed that their mother merely
wanted to accumulate dead flies, for
some aesthetic OF scipntiiic reason or
.uther. and they Judged that the more
dies she could get the happier she would
be; so they went into business with
George on commission. Straightwas
the dead llics began 70 arrive In such
quantities that Mrs. Clemens was pleas
cd begond words with the success OF her
idea Next, she was astonished that one
house could furnish 50 many. She was
paving nm extravagantly high bounty,
ana il presently began 70 look as II by
this addition 60 omr expenses we were
now probably living beyond our income.
After few days there was peace and
comfort: bot ~ was discovered IN
the house: there wasn't a straggler left.
still to Mrs. Clemens surprise the dead
nles continued TO arrive BY the platefai.
aud the bounty expense was as crush
mo IA ever. Then She made inquiry.
ana found that our innocent little ias
Gals had established Fly Trust and
had hired al the children Ia the neigh
borboad to collect flies on cheap and
iinlmrdensomc commission. From Mark
Twain Autobiography IN The North
American Review for April 3rd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
n coasIaeE IL - 60.

Ihe following Il q liss h The grand
jurors. drawn for special term 81
Orleans eounfy court. called for Tues.
day afternoon. May n. 81 O'Clock to
consider the ease VI Dsgight A. Miles.
aeid % THE charge III murdering bis
wife a. Newport Center. Albany, C G
king; Barton, Fl &. Brown Browning
ton. L. Grow Charlesown, T.. D, AiieH5
Coventry, Luther n. Ggiid Cfaftsbsry,
Thomas u. Gallagher Derby.
Myron 4. Adams flower, Alexander
Aiaeld-; Greensboro, James d. Wilson
Holland. Alfred II Davis Irasburz,
.Emd II Grant yav. Ira j EEansingsn;
lowell. II G Sanbgfn MDrgau. joel
Williams NeNports ReheEt CAgppset !
,Iross 9, Slseot Nesfield II @.
Miltrf Westmore. George u, Spencer
Tire c0ndltion III Dwight "A. Mics
VIM has been 4 prfsbnef III the county
jail ~ Newport since his arrest for tae
murder Of bis wife, continues 20 inn
prove, although the Improvement i
SOW At the time Niles was captured.
il viii be remembered that he tried to
commit suicide and doubtless would
have succeeded had discovery been de-
layed longer. Niles Improves his time
while In confinement IN reading, and Is
giving tie Bible considerable attention..
A local clergyman calls to see him fire.
gueutly and acts as spiritual adviser.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
HEN coMEs MIRO HER own.
Has PsaigFes New and Is Carefully
ReaYed.

IL ls naS aAaasg Ne&Fs ssnse hen was
Assat hega a9sa astaina else sfse had
NJ pedigree sla afissoeratie traditions,
~ ezeiaslswtlesss % distinguishing fam
iig tfziis 0F features The black hen of
ohe SESSION nsigist be- the pgagemiaey og
tse black sfsd nisite speakled pallet III
merit year ind hef granddaughter Ill the
gear AFTER w of she yeIIow I'll rea color
Ing * mas sH very uncertain. They
Aefe Iflst .linpls barn gard Saais, ana
asyt very mnch wss expected 81 sem.
3ost ~ thern lad IL scratch for iislng
and Aad rcesting plse~ where brett they
gnuh AIT ihis has been changed. THE
fen II Row cherished part II the farm.
er's live rtofk ard tbr comfort and we'll
being If herself ami Der family aFe well
booked after Special accommodations
are provided isF her and much interss,
/. tsken 10 Der various forms IF devel
9pmeIs ~be IA III longer scrubs Vie
has lineage " which her owner points
with pgide, and which u registered III
bcoks Of authority From the Indian
apoiis star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

Two-E eneuent h9gs@ sasn aaA gSgssen II
ErTner "a PARK SFaH zssaasAs Streets, TNfs il d
very sAesAsasf. Tltes taF asaRaa ssri@g a esgnEF
sBz ana uRas Gn4F5rT E&FG Contains sN1E
rouznS aa@fM stlSrs, si6ss tsAEM, ricSGt@. EaEy
sry. esa ssai1s ara sasr TCnsnsa Nagn has
l11g stalls. raIce s2sa4Eas sssf
A Easxe fwO-tamssneak aaSssa. vita large 5os
lar eargeA Tor anasAeF Eenss i@caEeH@t No
! Long street, corner 81 MArren stseeG. rear
sv4sH@sa seminary, fTe rruEns aP stairs as1
Eve xs0nas AAnsn ktairs, hessgasN tmth Iae aHsa*
eg lives in Boston aan sgg ~ wist VIII Sg Far
81 6aaaa Att
Grocery store doing gDpA inziness. VITA
sea @S sHf0ice 1rSat S4sS hehs = $500
per H4pnfs. Salgs. ~ eae.o9 PEI aO15t. SKI
Hotel o. ne main read between MontpsssPE
and st 5utnsbury, hailt rev last year. clr5nE
f0ssa seats "a pers0ns. EieesfiE sight IN every
rs1gn. ALI EsaawEH improvements Fourteen
sleeping Epgras- A Enasa asatn fcy Livery. sex
er, stalls dawn sfatsB ard sFven ap sEafgs, Large
czgFtzgs rD0yn- The anSsAe u doing gc~t aus-
iness. There IS 4 coed cEaaneA 20 Cake simmer
bc1sdefs- VIII Ne Sula furnished or wlstlput
the furniture As desired. Price II right Part
can reHsa Ii ON the place. NOM Is a good time
% step into good business. ssu
EaFsas and timber Land fDr sale ss1
We haYe some N tss bess Main street prop
eTtg It'll the city az 4 great bargain. For par
tieilI&ss esll At me II. 81 Gaze Heal Estaye
Ageney. Bolster BLOCK, Barre, w sssf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
slxtleth weadlnr Anniyeraary.


A goo,lly number IT people gathered
a. the home Of William Palm in Hell
land Tuesday Afternoon, May 2. the
occasion being the sixtieth anniversary
OF soc marriage Of Mr.. Palms father
aud mother, MI. and Mrs. John Palm.
The afternoon was passed IN visiting
after which Refreshments were served
Letters we're read from some Of the
absent children and sum Of money
was pfesented Mr. and Mrs Palm.
John Palm was born in Cheshire,
Eng, September rs. 1929, and is there's
tore ia bis S5th year. AT the age Of
niEe years be went te Canada. landing
at Quebec, and passed. BIS years until
manhood in tho parish Of 81 Croix on
The ST Lawrence There he learned to
speak French huohtfy, Il Being the only
languages 81 the settIeiaenf he Married
Mary CLARK, Who was born in london.
Ing June as, IH2ttand sgho eime 70
America the same summer that Mr..
Palm did. They lived for many years
in Compton. Que. agd went to Holland
hi 1854 and have since resided their,
notwithstanding their extreme aye Nh.
and Mrs. Palm may be seen working
upon the farm and IN the home Of their
son. William. Mr.. Palm has split q
large wood pile the past winter, miiks
a part Of large herd OF cows and in
fact miugles in about al the activities
Of a large farm.
Eight children have been born to
them, SIX Of whom are now living, Adol.
plus T.. 81 Melrosc, Mass, James A..
Of Blbo Lake, Mimi, Harriet M. (n0w
Mrs. Bojrpau), of Randolph, Mass.
Arthur VI and Abel H.. both now IN
Thomasyille, Ca. and William, their
Youngest son, with whom they now re.
side.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
FOR KURMG MOTHERS



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Sasseaa NJ Rkims mea ae n ssaa.
u the agshss MI srsaE \ ip VI Jass-
ssasa before sasf sat4s NJ 8se II sa.ssals
of ~ ~ esies \ rsil ireiess she sos
n eSik Amd saFg sSemsaEs III nozr-
isbmegt thst abg heeas
giAssfDcd Mail asaa gegseFe ass Meakness
ana exsaaassH fss 0ssen atsens sse
sprs@g pvfa 81 tYm fssss sSss@.
sapplyia9 nfuS1a8seat ana areag4h III
q ss isstssf aas Ehas Gy tAs nse ps
sasdtnFe a. drugs
MAsn II 81 Neeess2gy IL mean t8e
|etid ase @nafeE4 faT thr bslv. II I'll
efsg IN FseFassA sasses gswd M sBsa gittie
aee VIVA III w agieely a#finsssak@d shat
il HeveF sggae np. Used III the best
bomses f0g years
a ssmpie vaf&a9e 81 Jussssesa with 4
aesgft eisast fY TIE habg win 81 sent
igfe 'igen request JHktfooa Co., ID N.
fgsnklsn W., TFaemsR, & NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
TWO MORE RAILWAY CLERKS.
Believed Rutland Mails for Boston viii
Be Delivered Promptly.

Washington. May II compliance
with a petition from the merchants and
business fnenof RHtlani, VI. Postmaster
.Genersl Meyer haa directed the increase
hF tsg ID the lesae Of railway postal
airrks running betpsen Rutland and BoF-
son. Complaint was made that the Rai-
land mails u Boston were not delivered
promptly.
The addition 81 the two clerks viii
enable the mails 70 be prepared for the
carriers routes On arrival al Boston, and
delay III several hours In delivery will
DE- 0bYiated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
The only Survivor

oi the Hayes Arctic Expedition. Mr. s. J..
nos Il ~ Deputy Mineral
Surveyor, Bliss station, idaho, says.
Ror years. have suffered from severe
pains IN the hin point and backbone, de.
ptiving me 81 all power. The cause vas
stone IN the Bladder and Gravel IN the
kidneys After using Dr. David Ken
nedy's FaVorite Remedy. Of Rondout. n.
Nj, was completely cured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
49, N aNrhoYY aIovaNE1.LI

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
District 81 Washington, -. held IN Hontpel-
Ter. m and for said District, on ne p day Of
April, A. D. 1871
Ernesta Mi4nf formerly Eruesta GiovaneIlil
Administrators de- honis non Of the estate o.
Anthony GloyanAiii. late o. the City Of Barre. in
said District deceased, presents her adminlstfa
ton account f0f examination and allowance. and
makes aDpiicaftan for a decree Of distribution
and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whefeapon - b ordered by said fnurt that
said account and said application he referred
- . session thereof. u 10 held AZ The Pro-
hate once in said Montpelier. On the 24tll day
81 MAY, Al u. 1897. for bearing and decision
thereon And It il further ordered thar notice
hereof Ne given - Az persons interested ~
ratification ~ tire same three weeks successive
n ~ ne barre Daily Times Newspaper pub
ftshed az barre City, IN this State. previous 70
said time appointed for hearing that they may
appear al said time and place and show cause
n any they may have, why said account should
not he allowed and such decree made.
By the Court, Attest,
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge
Wed May s-is-22
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
Don't Pay Aiimony

10 Ne divorced from youg appendix There
will b. No eeeasian for il II son keep
yonr bowels regular with Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills. Their action Il - gen.
IL that the appendix never has cause
70 make the least complaint Guaranteed
~ Red Gross Pfarinacy. CSC Try
them. M Aasg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

Hay--Delivefed promptly IA bulk.
Fafn--iu0. acre iarm. firag-casa buildings
viii cut 100 TONS Df bay
customers
-r4sure--ilQ acres pasture land without
bufldluss lOid Manu- fsFHh
kpply 10 George Cassie. east streea or Perry
Real Estate Agency ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
sas EACH 10 GIRLS
WHO WISH TO WE'D.

Aew EaEk Manufacturer Sends Checks
ID Msdwzg. Milford ard HaIliston.
Worcester Asay Isl Torn treasurer
ai Milford AfsAway ana Helsston hare
reserved eaasks foE S25 eseh from
Abraham Gordon, manufactures III s2
and - West Twentieth street New
Ypri1 MIR Gordon writes that the
money II 10 * gwen only 10 pscF girls
Tx WANT AZ marry
Mc1e aastFibuti0ns wili follow fy0m
JAN. GoTaOns TIE says ne Has extremely
sssoor VI hen he aas married. and At That
finp s25 wonla have ipokei big to
hinas ToMn Treasurer Austin III Mod
wsv hss already candidate for bis
ea=h prize
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
INFLAMMACINE.

Tho famous remedy FOR colds and All throat
troubles, as well Is burns ami bruises piles
and many other aniictions, can be mad Of The
agent ~ i3i Washington street. 47te
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
sEDITI0N SHOWING ITS
HEAD I'M BRITISH INDIA,

EHVO n D1lEI 4lIl9IEl = S1VFN VI rs
Statue of Victoria
London. May la special despatch
from Lucknow, Published here yestet-
dsv afternoon, says the seiitieHs move
meat among tie HindHs is spreading ID
Madras Province
Troops are patroiling the streets Of
Madras City and serious racial rioting
has occurred at Delhi, In the Psmiab,
wlefe rnob of HindH ard Nohammc.
dan malr0ntents knocked the crown
oil the statue 81 Queen Victoria.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT--st0ne polishing and cutting
sheds along railroad ia growing granite town,
near other cutting sheds and qaarfies. w. IT,.
PIERCE, Milford, Nh 3otf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15

Teacher, Where IS Denver located
Johnny
Johnny.--,lust about two inches above
tue aiy IN Colorado. Denver Post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-15
AUCTION!

4 The suhkcribeY viii AeIl " Public Auction 20
Thursday. May ~ fa05 ~ ciork. A. M. st The
on M River hoad. between Montpelier and
HARE ths following described property fiki
About Twenty 'rous If Hay p Cows, fasflih9
IGlstein HUI seaFiing Hfifer, 8 Last summer
Heifcf calves, ] palr Work Horses 5 sh0tes
ton 81 moro If Straw improved De laval
Separator and other Dairy fools, / Moving
Machine, Horse Haks Hay Iaddef, Weedef,
culiiyator Fiowt. Harrow Tao Horse
LanihsT Wagon, SET II SCALES, WhesibsrIow,
! Grindstonc, stoves, Iron Bars and Chaius,
lot 81 Chestnut Pence Posts. Also Hoes, SHOW
al htted for the stoye. With many small artl-
Giles NOT mentioned. Terms cash. Ffee lunch
served ~ noon.
MARY l.. ALDRICR.
g. N. BARBER. Auctioneer.