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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

A new name Ess beer added 70 the
university 81 Vermont faculty lists
that Of Herbert AtRiee, G. Z. MT. Rice
4 . graduate ~ tie Ohio state uniser.
sity. class 81 ~. aith The degree Of
civil engines. lie has been connected
with Lehieh university and i ~ pres
eut associate professor n civil snzinser-
ing at the university u Kansas. rpon
lis arriyai--the latter part q this week.
or the frat 81 neKe inonth-Af. Rice
viii take up the work of assistant rfo-
fessor in civil engineering. having charge
of the course n strtirtngal engineering.
wbich lately was given 81 PFofHssOr
NarfeI1. who nov i assistant civil en-
gineer 10 the navy department, sta
toned al ChaFeissowu, y. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchangss 3

q. \. Nlayton 0l Nutrlsfilie. member
81 the ireshman class q Amherst col.
leRp, Amhsfsl. MAsss has been eleetrd
debating director ~ the class.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

H. and Alis fefdfal ~. Clement and
teo daughters. Misses Margaret and
Carollae, II Rutland. sailed lat week
from New York for several weeks trip
abgond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16
WORK WAIVED

wKmEvfy gaaBe las9 esaGaass RI f3ass
axs# s4ga4sss#g wa@ts 4 sse fgjsM "a nsFsK&c@@v
er e8K wfsss ssssse aAseExSa1s 4 9saes
sssaa isAs&s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

The town 81 Hartford h addition 70 .
handsome $4,000 high school building
now well under way, viii erect ! school.
house az Hartford village which vii
aosl $4,000 Il viii be q pretentlous
locking struesnfr, and viii b. used for
The lower grades.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.


FOE nKNT-A large front roam. furnished
ARD eafiabis fer two b. egcuy tsFethsr. III
ceIIeHf iotstl1n ard near noafdinE bp*Eet.
klestrta llehf Nna atsean heaG LA1I ~ tbe
house - lfzbkiin street fssst
10 REgT-FarnlsAsd fIont reem. ssodern
consenlsnces. Il Chafea sfFstt Isispssns
4l1zx 1851
ron REwT.-Tso ~ ihrse fs1ms. hatl. beAt
and Hfhf. suitable fef light heassksePisE ~
piy CuFfief street HsS-
10 LEr-Hoonls feF ilxaf housekeeping a 4
TYrriff street. tN0 Ysofuz Win bet ana ex,M
eassf als0 closet and bath. Anfnfni&het% m
Qgirs As 81 cBffier street.. Afn
10 RKsT.-FFonf rsgm. 81 modern e1nvsai.
suees Iaifatzs Church street. lsstf
TO LIZA furnished ffgBf room - Iss ~
s. jefferson stss4 Inquire q Patftek
iaeNn. h1t
TO EENT--Tw8 good furnished rooms - n
ggn4 street ineslfe ~ Tie Barre bSeaM iAsa.
or. lslu
10 EEHT-IArzs furnished front rsols, 9zas
firstly As1at4a. fhqsae = Ms western Chlfr
tti4#el
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

Posting oat fho good qaallties Of oga Elec'
tricai Goods Ana suppiiesls an easy sask It't
perfectly woaffTfui hos many Tine and iAbor
saving devices are operated b. electnoity. Our
Esectucai 0oods lnclude sssryiAinx from ;
Iady's Hair curlev % an Eiectrte ceoksE Te
ssll q them all would he impossible oofns and
Sc thsm fer yoarself Bring year wife uith
you. Mere are lots Of shingn 20 interest her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

FOR FAIE-x1a ern farm. iocated between
f.sfrs and Wtiiianff1ua Wfli ~ sold Nitii
1fntt and taols bonsehOia farnitufs. II wanted
Tl5fff are II cows ye1fiing. $50 CAVES Bog.
~ hrhs Al tne hay. eatR cofut cte.. potatoes,
horse al farming tools. nousFhDia furniture y
wanted Tie wh0le property can b bpa9hs
fof fls1 Better ipok Is 40 - Dneei - ne -.
cafion b just night f9f properly = y hsfhi
quickly. Inqnifs % fbe y. A. Ferry keAl -.
fats agency ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

John II. Phelps Of ToWnshend gives
the following letter written By an IN
fortunate poor debtor. imprisoned In
that town In the early days u settle
ment there. Gentlemen 81 T0wnshend,
and the United States, and all others
that are alive Of that breathe the breath
Of mani II Il a. true a. Is u awful.
think a. you please; Daniel Tufts ara
shut up II one stone jail in Newfaue
n the State u Vermont. similar %
shutting np hogs N a pen. The differ.
enee Is the Odds; and the odds i, ! am
"a stoae. without bristies and without
shlrt e keep me clean; and ! think men
ought 70 take as good care Of human
being. as they would Of their hogs, etc,
etr1 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

Two public beQusAts were named in
the will 81 The late Mary =. Allen Of
Burlington. One btquest was % the Adf
ans mission, and one wa 70 the home
FOR aged women. Zach legacy was fpf
se00. Albert ". shaw Of pitttaeld was
appointed executor under the will,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

FOR aALE-11o-aefe farm near Berlin fend.
Nearly = acres a wood Iaad. aaFaf ef.eAtl
cnta abaat - thna q hay. 0ne nAfnt a q.
Hefae b4rn. a -. Hen bo9sf. ~ - hias
fo.ssns IL h1uaf Moaning ustff IL both he1tt
Prles incinalnr toois. f1.Zo.no. fna1ife ~ ne
H. a. Perry kaal Kslts Agency. h.rrs
w ihu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

ron RKNT--TNo - thrse fgogos. hatA, he.f
and lifht. salfabls fof light housekeeping Az
piy Csfflef street ISL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

Commander Robert p Peary, Z. s. ~
viii lecture IN burlington next Thursday
evening on Nearest the Pole" Photo.
graphs taken by him will be- shown 90
the screen. and this opportunity 70 fet
and bear the greatest 81 American ew
piorefs vii undoubtedly attract . large
audience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16
HELP WAIVED.


WAETE1a~A bYgtt. hAssllsE wDmaas part
ef fgl talas home ~ tfaesiinz ~ locke nor
eaiss3tsSags Dewey 90, ~ Na@as 1870.
Ptasdes 9iaA, Pa lsaA'
wA&1EEs Al On rz~.-As f'lty betes. 0as meat
az tsszfY eosl& enS exgefzxRCed sz1ie ElFi Nssa
AK IA * 5i@ giri loF gfsSg@i wog< i1sM
WAITED E0ge ~ glfk ~ pesatees< Aggig
No. I17a
wA&EED-- A strebx no9, not sfsfga II NeTk.
Baq4es Ifvefy gu bsssehsNt go e4i@lts
ssfsaiE 10y
81
@aMTEfb-A eagyeg n easvs NHN eNS gsMsN
taeas4E s44sf& Ee5A28 ~ sst9s tool f.y 1AA
sse#ag soa& AEY4s v ~ kefeana@xs 9fa@tea.
M&MYMEys-A MN Mn 9eS@F6E aeSe4m1gk ~
family 81 sNs Mss Il q w&sss fs1fE
g0BKKRg w&STKD.-Y9 eag aaa eEt8. N
fgss cas- mailer A gnsa Mb&A@s, AgFig ~
<ssga Y4Ma8sF t9s Nass INK sSgs ss bAEf8, WY
gasspBsss GssaIeffspT Fsfk
WAMTEGJ-4E yoHFg as4a " Ksyh9 Fe1fss "
sa,A ExA@5asew 8gahste<yss W ~1be4 MeaF III
gyafsgAs b S9Bs sgaFi& a2le9. 6s1
wNMTxD~-as sae Nsstasxa aqna experiences
saese ggess mBS can faxNIsS gegG references.
Ap9fg III H. K %aAEa A8as8s RfaR Akt&
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

ron sALE-Atef fammeF street. tpo tfnt.
lnent hoase. u rooms IL both. All modem
c1nyanlrnces and IL good repair. fufHAff,
electric nRhfa lath, hos wataf come ti1nss
hafa wood naofa. ete. TIE loeatlnu niakfs this
place desirzhle for h0sse ~ Ter eu hFssi-
,neet cors IA and get cot price. 1he ,. y.
Catn Real EsfAts Agency. n4rfe. " INV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

FOX sAfE--Eesf rssffsaes iats n as citT a
49, ~ rr~ttrt etseet y1s0 uaobsffestnI
eifss - N4sllaztoa street CouFeHienk y
lofia finet of freslsy. 0god ~. Dry hgiL ~
flsine faqaAe1. S. Plaza AFsfii 0feniS
c.. Arefili B1ildinz. cig Da
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16
70 rYf.L a EXCHANGE.

r.. ve7 WAS - 10y, asa ~ exest&ngs yaa
hess@ ~ safnB OIL 0s write eAs NexmgNs
rgz{ essast A9eaey fgr AsfsnG ba@ak& ~
North M&sa ssfeAs SaT& sssk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

wAa7TEf AZ CAcfl.-Ak T4ty betes, one asess
or gkssfY eosA tas exgefisBced azbie alri @ssa
ess exfa5ia xii Gn gfsisr@i wos< iTsM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

E0n eArRs--Horss. barn ard ESQ aefes ~
laHd. loeztes oH tie road fTcn Barre CltT q
Feat barre N2s rfeeuHf ben repaired sna
- L. alreIsaeed Ia to. Iorma 500 q
sffao0 agNu and b4sAnea faao9 pr month
fnqaife = ~ D. 4. Perry Real fsz4ts Ags5.sy
noe 81 f771
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16


John Graves 81 Bfaitlehoro, an en-.
ploye NJ the branch factory ~ the Ma.
iionAl Novelty company. while operating
a power machine Saturday, crushed hls
leh hand and wrist % badly that i vas
necessary 20 nmpptAts the arm below
the elbow. Graves had been employed
Al ihe ipegOry only abort time.
A Townthend horse. owned BY Newell
Jenison. i showing Fcmarkable fnentAl
development. The other day be was
turned loose near the house 20 feed and
while - engaged two u BIZ shoes came
III. The intelligent animal Immediately
proceeded alone % the old blacksmith
shop, where b. vas vont 10 BE- shed.
The work II Installing the new fog
sirnnl bell on the light house a. The
.outh ems of the breakwater, wnich has
been ii progress IN Burlington during
the last three weeks undsr The super
vision II ~. Gray Werner, United State
superintendrnt d light houses, vas
completed SATURDAY afternoon, and Nr.
Werner left for biz home IN stepleton,
y. y, yesterday morning On the govern
ment boat Neitle. A new Gamewell
striking Apparatus wss also installed On
Juniper leland st the same time With
the one On the breakwassr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

10 EEsT-IArzs furnished front reo1s, 9eHs
ofles. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

ron a4Ik~ siksssom hnSas. ~ modern
concentrates alsu riaap. ArtiT - teoife
willlamtoa. HANK sirset. rafFe. iistis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

FOR aALH-p sksry. o. wosld exchange for
= good farm IN good location. Ihis sAksft y.
dslne 4 large buEineMs Ano "A lpfatsd
il a town e ao01t i1.No lntabliann
Feastu fng selling Il % Account ~ ne 0wnef .
III Ae4ith II yea Wis " get On Y9uf farm ana
int8 business 10 the city, ais a fpqf ehaHee.
inqnlre u the b. A. Pefy he4t hAt4ts Agency !
Barre. " tHH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16
fok YALE

/. ION sAi.f-sls'''' 'A'''' . ''' A''' s','
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

ron NAf.F--,8Arm, four ana Csc half miiea
fra1a fafff CTS. 10 I1aipnsid, Containing -
aef#a The ia6d lee neagly letel AHa 70 xetf
productive. ffisnfy ~ wood. Win ne place
4lII ~ sold : head ~ cattle. y bsna. noNinE
mach Ire. rake. pioW, cultivation, NtedtT, ane-
hefse sled ofle. hofto Naann, Nofk hAfnffs,
driving hafness. crops ard enlAn pgls fAfy
Tor everything. NIfuoh4 inquife ~ TIE " A.
refFy Heal ksate Afency. Gordon hi9ck
nsrSs. VI iIlu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

10 HRsT-A tepsmsnt Inquire D r. Mllsss
~ North Main street fco
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-16

ron hALE+ seven fnoH cottage, ulth hath
ana electric llKhfn. 0nga iotAtiuns Hss large
nafdsn Irice $4,000 Tefns EASY. Must -
eaia hefween no~ aud NOVEMBER !. Inquire ~
~ b. 4. Ferry Heal EstAte Agency. 1Hu
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, aud that Ia by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
Ind famed condition OF the mucous lin
ing OF the E~ustachian Tube When
this tube u infiamed you have q rum
bling sourd OF, imperfect hearing, and
when tits entirely closed, Deafness is
the result. aud unless the innsmma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten r caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an In
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar;
for any case of Deafness tcaused bJ
catArrh) tina. osonot be cured b,
Halls Cstsrrh Cure. Send Tor cir
c~ulars, free.
r.. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, ..
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipstiou.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

we saw but little Of him at the once
The Exchange saw less. He had a
dered in upon the floor two or three
times. but did no business and seemed
to take but little interest.
THE Street" knew Bob had mar
rled the daughter Of Judge Lee Sands
the victim Of Tom Remnants cold
blooded Seaboard Air Line deal. 9th
erwise Il knew nothing Of the amair
His friends never met his wife. DC
cssionally they would pass the Brown
ley carriage on the e or In the
park and. taking II for granted that
the beautiful woman was Mrs. Brown
ley. they thought Bob \ lucky fellow
II seemed quite natural that his wife
should choose seclusion after the aw
fui tragedy st her home In Virginia
But they could not understand why
with such cause for mourning. the
exquisite figure beside Bob IN the
victoria should always be CARRIED n
gray. After n while II was whispered
that there was something wrong II
Bob's household. Then his friend
and acouaintances ceased 10 whispe
or 10 think OF bis AFFAIRS. With al
New York's bad podnts-and they ar
m plentiful as her church spires su'
charity bazasrs-she has q onset
ting virtue. II a dweI1er In her mids'
chooses TO let New York alone. Nov
York In willing 10 rectprocate. In he
most crowded fashionable districts
person may come and 80 for q lie
time. and none In the block In which
| he dwe,is will know when his comini
and going ceascs. When . New YORK
81, reads IN his newspaper OF the maj
who lives next door TO him. murder
ed and his body discovered by the "a
man" or the tar collector, the butche
or the baker. AZ the case may be. n
never thinks he may have been remis
In his neighboriy duties.
There IL no such word a. neigh
bor' IN the New York city d~ictionar,
n NAV have been there once. but
" 40, n was long 9 used AZ a stalk
for the barbed.wire fence OF e1eiusiv
teep-your-distarce -and.we-keep-our-di
1 tance.unt,l. we. II IL tol
Of a minister from the rural districts
an o~ld.tsshioned American, who cam
, TO New York to take charge OF q pa!
ish. that he started out TO make cal
aud was seized IN the hall OF what !
civilization wouh have been his nex
door neishbor. He was rushed ava
10 Bellevue for examination as TO n
sanity. The verdict, . "insan'
Had no letter OF introduction and WI
cot In ths act"
ITO BerContinuecJ
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

az he dfd Yesterday. without a casrE bucH-
,ns Of from $50. 900, 900 20 ti0o. ooo,oco II a
vast AGGREGATION OF money owners denb-
erateiy place themselves behind an on
slaueht such an was 80 successfully mace
ves,erdsv. whv can that slaughter not be
rspested at any time. on any stock. and
against the support OF any backins2"
When I read this and listened TO
talk along the same lines, I was puz-
zled. I could not for the life OF me
see where Bob Brownley could have
got Ave to ten millions' backing for
ouch a raid, much less Hfty to q hun.
dred. Yet I was forced to confess
h A ne must have had some tremen-
dous backing; else how could he
have done what 7 had seer him do7
Bob left his wife AZ his mothers
house while he went TO Sand Land.
ing TO the funeral. After the old
Judge and his victims had been laid
away and the relatives had gathered
In the library Of the great white
Sands mansion. he explained their
kinswoman's condition and told them
that she was bis wife. He insisted
upon paying all Judge Sands debts.
over 4pUU.VVV VI NHltu Wnb '"'' w
members OF the Sands family for
whom he had been trustee. Before
he went back to his mothers. Bob
had turned n great calamity into an
occasion for something neal rejoicing
Judge Sands and his family were
very fear TO the people OF the sec
ton. but his misfortune had threat
ened such widespread ruin that the
unlooked.for recovery OF a million
and n half was n godsond that made
for happiness.
Two days after the funeral Bob's
dearest hope fled. He had ordered all
things at the Sands plantation put In
their everyday condition. Beulah
Sands. uncles. aunts and cousins had
arranged TO welcome her and 10 try
by every means In their power 10 coaN
back her lost mind. They assured
Bob that barring the absence Of
Beuiah's father. mother. and sister,
there would not be n memory-recailer
missing. Bob and his wife landed
from the river packet nj the foot oi
the driveway. which led straight from
the landing TO the vino-covered. white
pillared portico. Bob's agony must
have been awful when his wife clap
ped her hands In childish Joy az abs
exclaimed. "oh. Dob. what q prett,
place." She cav no. sign that sh'
had ever eel the great entrance
through which she had come and gone
from her babyhood. Bob took her u
the library. TO her mothers room. u
her own. TO the nursery where wer'
the dolls and toys OF her childhood
but there came no sign OF recognition
nothing but childish pleasure. Sh'
looked at her aunts and uncles AM
the cousins with whom she had spen
her life, bewildered at finding 80 man
strangers In the otherwise quiet place
As n last hope they led In her old blacI
foster.mother. who had nursed her !
babyhood, who was the companion o
her childhood and the pet OF he
womanhood. There was not a dry ey
In the library when abe met the oil
mammy's outburst OF Joy with the pui
zled gaze of the child who does nc
understand. The grief OF the old M
gress was pitiful as she realized tina
she was a stranger 10 her hone
bird" The child seemed perplexe
at her grief. II was plain TO all tbs
the Sands home meant nothing to IN
last Of the judges family.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
The Marshall Republican
and Daily Globe-D Democrat to
r. F. D. subscribers, 3 year.
tprrst Inesrsion Juns u,
ApMIMIeTRATRIx NOTICE.

Notice Il hsrAby skveu that letters q I'd
ministrsttou on the estAte OF Christopher
lKisl, deceAsed. were sraneed 70 ths under
aligned, Oh me nh day 81 June 1871. BY the
q the Propsts Court Of saline
County, Mo. M
All persons havisy claims against ssid
sstase are required 70 exhibit them 70 me
for allowances. within Q year aftsr ths
date ~ AID lstssrs- or they msy ~ pss-
.cludsd from. shy }bsnsnt o. euch esentei
lf nnch eleim9be not sxhabtte1 Within
t~o yoAss sFosn Saestims ~ the p~s1be1paeAou
'egslle pe1Aes tIayseaA4he tstssses Nss9A
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

of the guards cut a cash be-
tween the eyes aud the knife
cut one hand quite badly.
She is since very i'll with
dysentery, but Der INJURIES
by the accident are rapidly
improving. IL was a narrow
escape for the little MISS
Sweet Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12


Mr.. Wayne, who has been
very sick, is able 10 5e ON the
streets again. - Rudolph
Jordan will he the carrier on
the new rural route. which
will begin out Of Gillian Aug.
ust 1. - A. W. Deis pur-
chased Wednesday of j. W.
App the Tavkr GuerranG
property Ior $500. 1t is a
Hue home for Racv.-On
Friday morning. June 2lst,
tue windows Of heaven were
thrown open aud the draper
les folded back tO receive t"e
soul 1T little Florence Nadine,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. T..
j. Deis, aged 2 years, Z months
and 10 days.
Her stay TN earth was at
short duration, but l"ng
enough Ia have become The
light and life of home aud
parents. aud when stricken
down with that dreaded dis
ease-menipg'tis--it was u
sad and severe blow. ~ medi-
cal skill was OF no avail. aud
her little life soon passed into
the beyond, but let us hope
she is now wearing "a much
brighter and happier crowa
iu the angel band than this
earth could ever afford.
Funeral services were con
dncted at the residence Sat-
.urday afternoon by Rev. j.
Ed win Norvell aud her little
. body WAS laid to rest IN the
lGillr,m cemetery Gillian
Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12
County News
ffom Our Exchanges
State Poultry Association

State Poultry Association
The State poultry board,
recently appointed by Gov.
ernor Folk, met in Jefferson
City last Monday aud organ
'zed by selecting r. b. Bridg-
map, OF Oregon, Mo-, presi-
dent; G. A. Martin, Of st.
Louis, vice president; W. P.
Dulauey, of Slater, treasurer,
and II. +. Quisenberry, OF
Slater, secretary.
The other members Of the
| board are j. A. Maxwell, OF
Fayette: w. r.. Temple, OF
Ellsberry, s. J.. Totley, of
Pennington. Arthur Drescb-
er, of Hannibal aud W. Fl.
Turner, Of Mexico. Tue
members serve without psy
Except travelling expenses,
while the secretary receives
a salary of 5000 a year.
The last legislature appro-
priatcd "a 600 for the promo
tion of the poultry business
in the State.-Slater Rustler,
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-12

Iue SUOtS vi Tue oNtfhub
Globe have evidently had o
telling effect on the Kansas
City Post rs its editor Bern
ard j. Sheridan has sold his
interest IN it aud resigned ~
editor aud manager. - Dr..
". Nj. Jarvis had the mis-
fortune to fall last Friday
evening and break two OF his
ribs. lie was walking over
the sleepers OH the ground
nopr of his brothers resi-.
Deuce, before the flor bad
been put down, aud fell across
oue of the sleepers with such
force ~ to break the braces
LOT his body. Slater Rusller.
Fred Beniug lost Ave cows
lon Saturday Ivy lighrning.-
Lige Wood. of near Elm wood
lost his barn by fire Saturday
at Z pm. Lightning struck It.
The loss amounted ~ about
x1oOO with $500 insurance.
He succeeded in saving bis
horses aud buggy from the
burning barn, but his bay,
corn and implements were d
total loss. Hon. william
Jennings Bryan, the Great
ICON moner, will address the
|. Chautauqua at Sedalia July
lS. Those of our citizens who
wish To hear the greatest llv
ing orator aud see the mex
president of the United States
. should go To Sedalia that Oh,
(aud hear Mr.. Bryan. - Dicl
iAAlpers little 3-year-old daugh
a ter went to sleep in the whea
field where her father was
/. cuttiug grain last Friday
q and before he saw her th
bar struck her. On
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-25
oocroR's FOOD TALK
Selection Of Food One Of the Most I'M
portant Acts in Life

A Mass. doctor says; our health
and physical and mental happiness
are 80 largely under our personal con.
troll that the proper selection OF food
should be-. and Is one of tie most i'm
portant acts In life
"On this subject, / may say that
know of no food equal iu digestlbility,
and more POWERFUL la point OF nntri-
ment than the modern Grape Nuts.
four heapins teaspoons Of which is
sufficient for the cereal part of q
meal. and experience demonstrates
that he user Us perfectly noudshed
from one meal to another.
~ am convinced that the extensive
aud general use Of high class foods Of
this character would increase the
term Oi human life. add to lhe sum
total OF happiness and very consid
eyably improve society ia general
am free t0 mention the food. for !
personally know Of It's value
Grape-Nuts food can be used By
babes In arms or adults II is ready
cooked. can be served Instantly. eth
"a cold with cream. or with hot water
on hot milk poured over All sorts OF
puddmgs and fancy dishes can be
made with Grapc-Nuts The food IS
concentrated aud very economical. for
four heaping teaspoons are sufficient
for the cereal part Of meal Read
the book, The Road 10 WellYille" IA
pkgs. There's a Reason
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-25
LEADERETTES.

The 4th in Guthrie will be a hum
mer.
Chief Mitchell IS formulating
schedule for the making Of noise on
July T.
Judge Champ says be Is not against
ihe constitution parenihetkally but
he Is paiegorlcallq
Have yOr a Columbia phonOgraph7
10 you want some 10 aud ~ "a n
discs? Cheap al Leader onice.
Bert Orner, OF Kansas city. will
leave for home this week Bert Is a
pop1lar Guthrie boy He was adiu
taut general OF Oklahoma . few years
ago.
I'd Ball has just engineered
realty deal In Kansas City which
netted dim $3.50