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LEGAL PUBLICATION NOTICES
Assessment Notice

The Riverside Ditch Co., a corporation
principal place of business, Blackfoot
Idaho. Notice is hereby given that at
u meeting Of the board of directors OF
the above company held at Groveland
Idaho, on Monday the 18th day of Dec
1906, an assessment Of (2O) twenty cents
per share was levied upon The capital
stock of the said company. Said assess
mcnt is now due and payable to JAS G
Bond at his home on Rural Route Mum
Der 4, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Any stock on which said assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday, Janu-
AIRY 26, 1907, will be delinquent and will
be advertised for sale according to law
JAS. &. BoND, Secy.
q st. Riverside Ditch Co.
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Notice of Hearing Of Petitions for Specific
Performance of Contracts

In THE PROBATE COURT OF BINGHAM COUNTY,
STATE OFlDAro.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Isaac Eric
son, deceased Pursuant to an order OF the
above entitled court. made this Goth day OF
December, 1906 notice is hereby given that
Monday, the 2Sth day OF January, 1907 at 10
o'clock u M, OF that day and the Court
Room Of the above entitled court at Black
foot, Bingham County, Idaho, have been APP
pointed as the time and place for the hearing
upon said petitions for the specific perfor-
nance of contracts for the conveyance of
real estate, AS follows, 10 witt
TO Chester V. Cdll. the Southwest quarter
of the Northwest quarter ofSec. 70 in Twp.
2 s.. Of II. "a East, b. NJ. excepting thcrefrom
the following tract: Beginning at n point
North degrees 10 minutes East and 20iO feet
distant from the Southwest corner Of said
Sec &c. thence East 3iS5 fee thence North
degrees and 30 minutes East 375 feet, thence
West 3iS 5 feet, thence South degrees 80
minutes West Nj feet to beginning, contain
ing 3 acres more or less; and also excepting
thercfrom the following tract: Commencing
ut the Southeast corner OF said Southwest
quarter OF the Northwest Quarter OF said Sec
49, thence due West 50 rods thence due North
along he west line OF said section %, 20 rods
thence due East 80 rods thence d Ic South 20
rods to beginning, containing 10 acres, the
tract hereby described containing y acres,
more or less.
To Alexander IOuniC, the West half OF Lot
aud the East half Of Lot 4. Of Sec. IS, Twp.
:. Of <. "a East, Boise Meridian. containing
1914 acres, more or less, all OF said lands being
in Bingham County. Idaho
According to the provisions Of the contracts
therefor Reference IS hereby made to said
petitions for further particulars. and notice
Is hereby given that any person Interested
in the said estate may appear NJ suCh
time and place and file written objections To
the granting Of an order authorizing and
directing Xada Il, Ericsson. ~ misunderstanding
OF said estate. TO execute 10 said petitioners
deeds as Il fOrcsilId 10 said real estate. and the
specific performance OF said contracts. and
may be heard and may produce witnesses In
support Of his OBJ ctiOnS.
Dated tn 10Th day Of December, 1906
(SeaD kARLS FACKRELL
Probatc Judge and cx-otiiclo clerk Of said
rourt 10
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Here. Want a Job!

d. b. Hawley, of Howe, Idaho, wants
a well dug by contract. He wants BIDS
for dirt work and for rock work. He
expects to encounter lava at depth of
about 40 or so feet, and water at depth
of 100 or 80 feet The well must be
sunk into water a. sufficient distance to
insure room for pump or buckets to
operate successfully. He will furnish
buckets, rope, pulleys etc, to hoist the
dirt and rock Write him. 2S2.
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Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
W.H.Pope was in from Basalt Mon
day.
FOR SALE-A saddle horse. Kinney
Bros. 21tf
Fresh butter and eggs always-John
Oborn delivers them. Phone Il. If
FOR SALE-Full stock Black Lang
shang ROSTERS. Mrs. Neal Boyle. 2S-2
You should see that new line of Corliss
Coon Collars for both men and boys at
Biethan's % 3
BoRN-Jan 2, 1907 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Powell, of r. f. d. No. 3, a
fine 10-pound boy.
DR.. G. L. Tufts gave lecture at the
Court house Friday evening on the sub.
ject of local option.
Plenty of money to loan on easy terms
at 8 per cent. Enquire of Barnhart,
Stone & Parkinson. 41tf.
D. L. Evans was up from Malad the
first of the week attending a meeting
of the directors of the Standrod Bank.
Joseph Cutler, son of our photographer
has recovered from his illness and is
now at his post again. He is foreman
of the mangle department of the Troy
Steam Laundry, of Salt Lake.
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TAXPAYERS NOTICE


OFFICE OF ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR,
BLACKFOUr. IDAHO, oct, 2G 1906,
NOTICE is hereby given that have received
from the County Auditor, the Tax Roll for
the year 1876, and that tXes are now due and
payable al my Office at the Court House In
BlackfDot Bingham County, Idaho.
Notice is also given that all taxes become
delinquent on the First Monday in January,
1907 aud IL not paid on " before said date IL
penalty Of ten per ccntum will be added
thereon with such other costs..as may be pro-
vdei by law. No taxes will be received be-
tween the first and fourth Mondays In Janu-
AIRY, 1907.
W. II. DANILsON,
Assessor & Collector. l9-tf
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D. H. BIEThAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.
Years of Experience Insures Proper
and Considerate Attention. Embalmtng
Carefully Attended To.

Wendall Gagon returned to Moscow.
Harold c. Dippel, dentist, Anderson
BLOCK 29tf
Frank P. Brown left Sunday night
for Montana.
John Watson has been sick with a
cold the past week.
The old shoes are easiest, Kinney re
pairs them on Bridge street.
j. w. Keeney has been suffering with
the grip the past two weeks.
W. E. Smith is publishing a news
paper at Philomath, Oregon.
T. w. Thomas, of Boise and A. l..
Fowler went to Arco Monday
Jas. M. Simms, formerly of this place,
is now living at Winters, California.
Why do without, when it costs so
little at Tupper's Bargain store. 20-tf
A complete line of Van Camps canned
goods at Kinney Bros. Phone ia. 29-tf.
Nickel isn't much, but it buys lot
of goods on Tupper's 5 and 10 cent
counters. 2S,tf
Mr. and Mrs E. 3. Caples, formerly
of this place, are living at Spokane
and like it better than Boise.
When you want the latest and most
up to date wing collar on the market,
90 to Biethan's and ask for a Windsor.
2S-3
The quarterly conference of the Relief
Society is in session at the l.. d. $. Hall
today, and the stake con ference will be
Saturday and Sunday.
1t requires home patronage to build
up home industries. Any town is better
for having a home laundry. Try the
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. 29-tf
Since the first of the year some of
the local societies have held elections
of officers, and the names appear in the
city directory published in this issue.
No clothing torn, no buttons pinched
off: we use the rotary steam cylinder
process for washing, and the lightning
rotary process for drying. Let us have
your work and your clothes will last
longer. Blackfoot Steam Laundry. 29tf
The Holiday rush is now over at Tup
per's Bargain Store, and now | am ready
again to handle all kinds of Second
hand goods, so bring them IN and get
new goods or cash for them. BY so
doing we will both save money at Tup-
pers Bargain Store, Bridge Street. 2S-tf
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Notice to Creditors

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BINGHAM COUNTY,
STATE OF IDAHO.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Robert
MIlcn, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That letters OF
administration on the estate Of Robert Millen.
deceased. were granted to the undersigned
on the Eth day OF December, 1906, by the
Prob tie Court Of Bingham County. Ida o.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are required to exhibit them to me.
with the necessary vouchers, for allowance.
at the Office Of John W. Jones, on East Main
street. in Backfoot, Idaho the same being
the place OF business 4 the undersigned
within ten OO) months after the first publica-
ton OF this notice, or they shall be forever
barred.
Dated this 18th day Of December, 1906.
JAMES MULLEN,
Administrator OF said Estate, 27-5
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Estray Notice

] have in my possession at Henry Pet.
ersons ranch 3 mills south of Basalt,
Idaho, one roam horse about 10 years
old branded on left hip and w on
left shoulder, which if unclaimed at the
end of 30 days from date will be sold &C
cording to law. Sale to take place al
aforesaid place.
WILLIAM HUTCHINsoN, Constable,
Basalt, Idaho.
Dated Dec. 27, 1906.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that at the
January meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Bingham County,
Idaho, | will make application to said
Board for authority to appoint as many
deputies as the business Of the Office Of
Clerk of the District Court and FIX Office
Auditor and Recorder may require.
Dated this 10th day of December,
1906.
II. b. CURTIS,
Clerk Elect 25-5
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Go to THE Gem
For Fine Liquors, Cigars, Hot TamaIes,
Chile, Winneworsts and Sandwiches

Mrs. Fred Gertsch is seriously Ill.
Harold C. Dippe, dentist, Anderson
Block. 9-tl
A. T. Ryan and wife visited Pocatello
Tuesday.
Frank Farmer has gone back to
school at Boise.
TR. Jones and wife are back from
visit to Salt Lake
The biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's cent counter. 2S.tf
J.E. Morrison is here from Alaska,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Jones.
When you want anice dressy looking
collar, 90 to Biethans and get Jcrmico.
1913
When you want young chickens to fry
ring John Oborn, phone Il, and have
them delivered. tt
w. d. Trego blew in from Alberta
Thursday morning and is busy as usual
at the office of w. T. Martin.
See the line of nice warm bedding we
have on sale this week. The Brown
Eldredge Furniture Co, Ltd. l9-tf
When you get angry because the tie
sticks under your collar just go to
BietAan's and ask for a warrior. % J
The Misses Quantrell returned to
their studies at Salt Lake last Mon
day, after a pleasant holiday at home.
For SALE-A fine Eldredge sewing
machine with ball bearings and drop
head. Inquire at the Republican of
flee. tt
Have your clothes washed at the
Blaclfoot Steam Laundry. Everything
done by machinery and satisfaction
guaranteed. oct
A physical culture class for gentle
men was organized atThe Armory Tues
day evening Those wishing to JOIN the
class are requested to inform Prof. John
son, A. T. Ryan or B. W. Holbrook who
have charge of the organization.
r B. Robson, of Bryan, went to the
Ogden Hospital on the 2oth OF Novem
Der to be treated for cancer, and re
turned on the 2Sth. of December, ap
parently cured of the cancer. he Is
not so strong as he was, but is mendlng
Jos. Acuff and wife were here Mon
day on their way back from a visit
among friends in Missouri whom the!
had not seen for 80 years. Mr.. Acuf
says it was one round of visits and bar
becues all the time, and they had the
time of their lives.
John G. Brown came down from
Blackfoot this morning and has beer
busy Strengthening up his taxes witt
County Assessor HIlman part OF thu
day. Mr.. Brown still owns consider
able property here, among which IS TIT
Phoenix block. His taxes amounted II
something over a thousand dollars
Pocatello Taibune.
FOR RENT-4O acre farm, mile
southwest of Blackfoot, miles from
Riverside, IA acres in timothy ana III
cerne; balance gooj tIllable land al
under cultivation, fir,.-class water rlgh'
new 3 room house with good cellar well
stables, hen house, ETC., an ldeal loca
ton for farming or market gardening
Inquire of Caldwell BROS, klch' ldahl
or P. y. Box 4, Mendon, Utah.
M. S. Raeubaum, Agent.
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Why "Fizzy" Drinks Are Popular.

The Lancet of London, a leading
medical journal, in discussing the eX'
tensive use of efferVescing beverages
gave the reasons for it. The Lancet
Is quoted as saying that the efferves
cent properties Of liquid promote
digestion in two ways-first, by the
carbonic acid acting as "A stimulant to
the movement Of the stomach, and
second, by assisting in the disintegra-
ton of the contents of the stomach;
Most people are not so much con,
cerned in knowing whether or not bev-
erages like champagne or Apollinaris
are extensively used, but rather in
knowing how these "fizzy' liquids can
be extensively acquired without assist.
ing in the "dsintegration" of the con
tents of the pocketbook.
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Announcement

We wish to announce to the chicken
raisers that we have our new bone cut
ting machine in operation and are pre-.
pared to furnish them with cut bone
for their fowls. The greatest egg pro,
ducing food known,
GRnNE CIrN NJ ARKET
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q. A. X. installation

The Geo. Fl. Thomas Post &. A. X.
will install officers today as follows: j.
Porter, commander: Sylvester Robinson,
senior vice commander; Presto Burrell,
Junior vice commander: W. IL. Dobell,
quartermaster; }. G. Fisher, officer of
the day; Corydon Bevans, chaplain;
David Good, outside guard; Porter Arm
strong, adjutant.
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NEDINANCE NO. 10

An Ordinance OF the Village OF Blackfoot,
providing for the construction Of sidewalks
within the corporate limits OF the Village Of
Blackfoot County OF Bingham State Of Ida
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
Still Signing Players.

Ths FIJI Aleue base lsaia etab Vi Barre
DIV eatend pFota# aeainst tie narl
satp aaa has adopted aa3 Will III kno
Agreaseer I'M the more dssnliied title I'll
'F.ae Barre BoEtem Bases The b. b.
Bs have seeure1 4 b. kegley. ehsFles
HI AVER BILL Im1lss. Doc. Chandler,
ChaFtie SEiils, By Phelps. Feed Bfsee,
Fay GatieF aHd aFe trying ~ aes
#Hefap Whitaker, FfSeHdp WAit@smib and
JIM Weteh The last named IN new
resilient ID Barre 0Elg Meiahs 2sg pgtHds
anA ~ fae fastest tpYtHta I'll torn has
4 Fe@ofa VA 10 seeHnd& aas Kelley III the
original Slide. halGey. Slide
J There & bound HI te something doing
Mhiie kim Morse Il playing, a. Jius
ts h8m Ed Bishee sRga that Il
right and he win help hack fae sinner.
.ka II sport ail right ard VIII u
IN the coaching haes ard explain tise
pNnfs Of tile gssns ei.het ~ the player
NJ the *faAs fae@ Adams Will aot
play unless he ean be III tie heaviest
eiass. ai0Hg with II WbiteoInb, Bili'
Isefs ard Charlie Mcmillan. Doc Watt
ean only weigh In a baFe Iaa pOnnds
bit claims beeamse u recent events which
base transpirea il BIZ family, that the
scales miist be wrong, foF he's sure he
lias expanded at least ~ pounds II Il
10 gse: Doc il lightweight aud the
eilIb uniform viii not flt.
Scout HUFF u the Boston Americans
duff il of corFect proportions ID be- d
high mupk a-uluek In the n =. Fat Mem
club} gaHt price per pound for The
eutire team, subs and oil. Il Is thought
that tbat would cause trouble amongst
the players, as some would bring 70
much NOSE than others, and ohe player
beiHg as gngd as another, - much each
would be fairen
The Montpelier fellows are getting
an&lous and It's bound 20 be = red hot
game.
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WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
f74 North Main 81 Barre. VT.

work, although frequent meetings hape
been heia eiRee tbe organization easly
III TIN year. Hr noW emiasaries ars
bring sent eus All over tie state u gath
II and compile information as f0 the
methods ~ taxation Iii the towns, large
and small. TIE nvestlgations of the tsx
inventories viii dlseose jnnibIe il
metllpas, that II eprtains for each board
u listers follows i'll own peculiar plans
and fl generally supported by tbe tr9apd
of civil authority ID Ia town And these
various little supreme courts 0n taxa
tion matters produce Decisions ~ di.
verse as individual opinions Disagree,
Hence, there ii no precedent 10 follow,
no established scheme of taxation. ONE
town does not know whether To let III d
bond .iora-deea Pr taxation. ii inyes.
tigases and finds that such ard such 4
town taxes the bond and another does
not. Thus nuddled, tie town Ia doubt
makes . leap III tbe dark, and thus adds
IL own methods r. The general eonfti.
zion, not knowing why II does thing
Of does not DO II There has long been
need Of tho establishment II d settled
sebeme oi taxation for All The towns, and
perhaps by ratiug fine enough The ver-
mont tax commission can recommend 4
satisfactory solution y the legislature.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mr. Bartlett, tie station agent. has
the finest piece Of potatoes IN town
George Woods has complied with The
new law, having Elf al the brush back 10
the fence on tie highway.
Charles Lisle has moved from Barre
City 70 The Vot0n place lie still works
a Barre, where be drives every morn.
ms.
Fred Townsend has used a carload II
western cattle, having been unable 10
get loeai cattle enough. lIia trade has
been larger than ever this summer
Dr. G. n. Barber ii Barre has been
called 60 town nearly every day for 4
week. Several horses have come III con.
tact with barbea wire, some Of them
having been badly lacefated. Still farm
Ell viii continue p put up barbed wire.
But many are using woven wire on the
highway There ought To be d laW pro
hibitinR the use Of barbed wire on the
highway.
The annual camp meeGfag of the Ev
angelieal association II 10 be held on
Tie eanpgr0uHd at this place beginning
Friday August t6. at 1880 p. ~, and
continuing through Sunday, August 10
Meetings Wili be held every day a. lQi50
g. ~, S:{0 and 1850 II. IT, Tile meetings
ARE 70 Be ID charge 81 the president Of
the association. Heg. Joseph A. Ward Of
pawtneket, e. Il, formerly pastor Of the
Peoples church 1T Montpelier. Many Of
the preachers and workers Of former
years arc 10 be present, and SOME who
afe new 70 the people Of this vicinity.
Board and lodging can Be obtained on
The grounds also horses will be cared
for. Anyone wishing for information Ia
regard q the meetings can receive the
same 81 Rev. George a. Moore, Mont
pelier.
George Davis has willow tree stand.
ing b. Bis daofyard, which measures ~
feet IN circumference, This tree was
once 4 riding stick uaed bg 4 minister
~ the gospel wbo rode Oh horseback from
Massachusetts u Visit tho parish IN
East Montpelier, where he stopped over
Inight with Mr.. Davis fnthoi, ieaying
hts riding stick On his departure, MI
Davis stuck i In the corner II biz var.
den where i has stood for enc hundred
years. Mt DAVIS also haa one Of the
ilhest herds 81 Jersey eattip 70 be found
n the state, helng extra large producers
making good fetnfu fot DIV Cine care
given them, MI, DAVIS aya that COW
that dnes not more than pay hef keepinn
cannot Ally with him n @aa always
I'll etlmter ~ good horses Of Which he
haa owned many Hor years Sc was
starting Judge d all the faira and horse
trete il this section aud woald have
been e this day could he have been
induced e overlook The crookedness %
lsome a The hosscmen,
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II seems that success, q we'll ~ fail.
ure, breeds dissatisfaetIon among attor.
nfgs. 1bawa iegat eoabel got into .
sqnabbie before che trial was over, aud
there f now discard among The counsel
fol tbe Western Federation II siinere,
alter they had been siieeessful IN get.
Ting William u. Haywood free of che
charge d murder FIRST Richardson
then DafTew Bat there are plenty u
lawyers and bright ones II that, Meyer
and Pettibone, Il may be depended upon,
viii b defended fully - we'll 81 was
Haywood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08

4 Il SOMEWHAT surprising that MID,
dlebury, u I'll pia1es u The state, should
baik ~ the proposition 70 improve the
hisbways, Klss. where Will they sbpw
tie speed and stamina Of those splendid
Morgan horses, g say nothing Of aato-
mobilesg 1T the wing ii the eitizen-
ship there that feels disgfuntted over
the vote Of sbs majority % expead 81
800 deslst from - disappearing atti.
tade. II Il throwing cold water On one
If tbe most progressive movement IN
the state,
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DEATH IN FAERFAx.
Of Hon. Judge Fsirman, Long Time Resi-
dent 81 The Place.

Fairfax. Aug. sIhe Hon. Judge
FaiEinan died yesterday afternoon a. the
home 81 Hiram Browns Alr. faifman
lived in Fairfax about 40 years Tie
town had boDored him with every
office il could gifc hias. A few years
ago be sold bis property ferp and went
To hive with bis son, Charles, ID Wash
ingtoa. b. G. He had male yearly
visits to bis old home. Tie night that
he came this sutref BE WIS taken with
ehills, ID short tine be became uncpn-
seious and never recovered. lie ifayps
two Sons. Charles 81 Washington, d. O.,
and Roy Of New York city.
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STRAFF0RD.

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gton, $40 " she nntAeF I'll tea Eapggaa
Ebxa bora s2gt saassSy
n. - 4t.s 4.. En- @ t.s
ts .t1 $3.50 gsr .hssr sss.
Isatarsay. stoppgag oyer aigss ab8 leas.
Slna sar MSha8sg- MI I'LL, 0n Sunday
,ss - ,x II 4s
IN ss ~ $500 $3.50, $500 lssF's NJ s.sI n eA II.
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ss4. W..st,ssn sas M sgs.a fsssss.
I 3ffa peileF Chandler apd daughter
lfatfie ~ Barre esme ID straBoFd FROM
I Chelsea iass Meek aHa h4Ve r9efns AT
Alrs. HoneiG This n Hfs. Caaadlsf's
'Aesiss P4Ae
fsopd eows ars valuable property II
Ethie seet89u 4 IRAN LIN Thu name III Mira
ff0m Massachusetts has been here par,
chasing Dma M aiaip bF train sFom
Ah4FnH. The pFies paid aaA from $40 ID
| s5a the hiabsg figure fof the beat eews
Ipufehased.
81 - -4s.. III
II g'3t s&s $3.50. 1914 $3.50 tle
II ss n ~ ii. $1,000 49, 1870 n
II III AsgRt3Nt - Ws@#RA8 AAsH aeskAeF w
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900 +,
SAVING


" We evolve jast III pro-
portion Al we focus pr the
Hgae and eoW
You'll evolve The prob
lem II economy III dress
II YOU keep tabs on our
advertisements.
Now We are closing out
All Dir Summer stuff. I'll
Fact everything except DIR
Working Shirts and Over
alis Ii marked down this
week.
Straw Hats Al ioc, ,3oc
and 70c each.
Wash suits nc 4lc, S9c
and S1. o. each.
Forty-two pairs Outing
and Work Pants At 08c
per pair
Watch this space and
our window for our SAT-
urday sale.
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f5e nlisab@f M fersemen Win 1ave
brought tAeiF raesfS III ths iqeaI tr0stlng
pafk f9g NgfaoTtosg agsd saturday II All
indication That sae GebtIenens Driving
elHb has secured tin popular epfsslaere III.
Aow sil tisat sefRafHx n make auersR.
fiii mees " gcod weather aad large
turnout ef people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08

n at1a 4Ae4 ~ t9sipg Aana hF shgse
kaslatd people VIM have satea i0g
4tFsss ajf' ehildten ffens Sea YsYA cisy
insc tAei9 h0sAss fof seTefas sgeeks. THEY
afe certainly dASt9 IA uate fbe ~iesAs
III tiseAf .aA sssefs eslglst ID te iog III
last seRiag the SoaA9 Peepis eal0y tAsta-
selves,