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Raun al "Serpitab Sanbelsnmlas".
9a ban baube iluttet meo Sanpelen %
ouertaset @oaroen, anlasbe ban paa
peune ct Gpcleparfiteb, iom bar rerei
breuet peb ben / 5aset larte Die 8.
@rubt, 6uruoen at bripe @aarbens
Saebrus opfsrte ban ct gageri. ion,
ban oreo neo COB SmiGtnius. Ssiaa
meo moperne Suineapl siorbe ban Spr.
log.
Sannelien al llnsbomslasst "9ap'
brut" meb Spfsrelien af eset 2pfale
laapelipm al bet ienere pplgite "Nlel.
balls Ruiiflas" ifplbes piiinpf psiaa
pR lentIisit ban9renbe Sanbelsmano
0pereiens Ttltus % energetic Strau.
Selpiast blep en- iaaban Nrbeibsfrait
ubnpttet til ilere fommunale os andre
5ilibsbuerp. Saalebes par ban Meo.
lem al SeitpreIien for 4Srflabalens
2eieipniamIag.
San lao lRnse ipaselig no. iaa bet
bleu oite iasi: "San blir life lansli.
BET. Ren insen flnbe bog ane, ba
ban enbnu iuaar meb fulb Suer breu
irem 8aaonnen. at bet ifuloe enoe
iaa mart. Barren 1904 blep ban sre'
bet al ben relisisie g9ffelie, ipm gil
sicnnem Spsoen, us leueoe iioen meb ct
s%ubbenaipet Sinh.
On &. guersiens 2ip ps 8irfiom.
beb mao meo Sunbbeo fises: 9ette
bar meset uorettet paa en- ian fort gr'
b~eiosbas.
Gnbre Sepitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

MI tiIbaee gerfets 9esraoeIiespIao8,
ca Sen IDENTITIES ben Gag i6aG. 9e'
qraueIieSplaOieu er en- al DC eier.
oommeIigite Der t 2ouoet. Cen Itg.
ger paa en- SoIme / Embellishments
eperIte guoe og nofiad nGr Gam.
meIperfets Huirer. On Sommeren
to9er SoIren fig uaImtnoeltg naf.
fer no, ionr 0eu refer fig rist fog.
beuoret op fra ganbfIaben og bGf.
fet of ct bIsbt Seppe al faroerig
Moie % 2pug. Gu i~orle0eu, ba iea
bar ser, Dor bcn SGffct al ct fIere
Meter bpbt Snelo9 % bar notioa
triit at ifltc meo line mango baIp.
rnooue @rooforS og @raoiteue, Der
paa ifafte itat op al Queen.
s @erfetS Sio par oct nltior be.
iDGrIigt at faa De bsoc begruoet paa
airfeeooroeue / aoifnc ener 6ron,
Der ligger benboIoSpiS A % 6 Mtl
berfra, og meb en- bsiit beipprIig
IbfomIt ODER @auoeuc, opoo 0e pGI.
6ige Batter til aompeiGter oa ina
nebao De berpgteoe aasbaffcr /
Sfabo. 8erfet isgte % fit ella
belle til at boIoe egen 9egraoelies.
pIobS poa Solmen, bpor Soroeu bleu
inbpiet. Ereiten fonmer tmiolertio
fun TO 8onae ont Iaret fra Srons.
bngberne til oeune niiibesIiggenoe
9pgo. og oct er mn ON Somutereu.
gr ser beeraoet uoeen poa Sol.
men | ben Wfellemtio, Yreiten life
bar p9ret Der, foretaaer ban Soro-
paafaitelIen, noor ban er | gpaoer
% bol6er Ell af fine tperoe Spbpg.
gelier on Sommcren paa Regruno.
9ette er Sorholb iom pou nogIe faa
Steoer / 5iuntnrter.
Get bar Ell 81 aor aannel Some,
ser blcp begrapet paa Solmeu Ell al
Buaife6ugene. Seq bar tilIteoe peo
SsitibeIiabeoen. ser / al fin eufeI.
beo por meget grtbenbe. Cen gamle,
ser / mouge Mar hapbe oGret leuge'
Iiggeube hos fin Datter 90 Sptgcr'
ion. Ser bao6e pletet benoe meo oen
Itsrite og fiprIiaite Smiorg, bleo be-
gropet fra fit Stem, Der IigGer EFT
balo WtiGS Sci fra Solmen paa Ell
BIaoS peo greiiisen. Suoe / Den
TRANCE lille Stlte too aiiten % meo
en- aammel 9isrueipger og Smeo
Icnr 6~or'onger idng man ct Bar
8rooiaImer. inben man iatte &iiten
paa en- 2angiIP6e % tisrte Den neo'
ooer Sien poo Siseu. Der bar Ell
Stemning % Seibeo oper Den lille
Sanolinq, Tom neppe oeb Iignenoe
Itsrre 2eiItqbeSer. Otter aiIten fom
belle Tsget, @oqbeus belle gefolf'
nina og ct Bar SiIreiienoc, ole euu
eli. Reoe poo SoImen bIeo Den iat
/ @rapcn, % ioo faiteoe 6slget Srn'
ben igicn. 3 Rioten al @racen
reiItes en- Stof, iom Ereiten trGtfer
np, naor ban fommer Der I'll Cont
merer, og faItcr Serb poa StIten
ncb giernem Sulet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
6riee.Roncerter
sil bet norife airfsfulf / gmerifa

5 gor Sreliers airfe | ariitianio
OF piitnof / andre bar ser pGret
8rieaaftener ener aourerter beitaa.
enbe al @riees 0liiif. Ser err neru.
Zig meset al @ries, Tom caner fig for
tr9ffelig ogiaa | bore airfer, life
aIene | bore Stem. San iatte megen
Gris paa pore Solfeoiier, bpprfra
ban bentet Iateriale for fin @uiif.
@eeet ai 1eIooien til Zen itore
bpioe Slot hi ie" bar ban til grem.
pei toget fra Ell Selemortpiie.
Sngeu Of bore StormGnb bar
trengt iaa ueget IND ogioa t be orne.
rifanife Stem % er ioa OeIieet eIer
iaa gierne bsrt Tom 8rieg, Ren
for os maa ban n9re bobteI fiGr, ba
ban 10 er iaa national norft og ser.
for be6re f~oritaaet.
8or at en aoncert bcItooenoe al
6en itore Reiters 9ompoiitiouer, Ser
bill egne iig inben 9irfen, fan boIoes
/ iamtItge norife 9irfer / Imerifa,
bsr moaIfe Ell iaaban gisreS til en-
8ubsoprfeIie, iaa ON hi minoes
8rieo, pt fsrit os fremit nIoo minoes
bam, Tom er Sfaberer. Oct Iigger
ielpfaIgeIig | enbper Goitors Ragt
at gtpe en- iooban Iffrre ct reIigisit
SrGg.
Eli 8lbsonrfelie bsrcr bIon6t on.
oct, at hi "beiseer grfcr og faSer.
Isle / 6ere8 SreneiIer." 9erfor
benitiQe8 set til bore firfeIige Rpn.
oi9beoer, of Ser unSer &oncerten ia.
ges op ct gonife eoot Sfier til bebite
for bore 9atrebiem % IIoerboms.
biem, at bette Offer bcIc3 Iigt. fao
ben enc Gel ienoes bicm til Rorge
til bette Gteneb, ben onoen til bore
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al oenne
Irt / Imerifa. Sor en- Sui set 90
bill bIi for ioa mango imoo / Gam.
funbet babe / Horee oq her / bette
2ouo! Fao ben Iao0c fan hi o..
faa BRUCE 8rte9 til at frenrte Cubs
Rige baa Sorben. On oofrerc Win.
befranS fan @rieg neppc foo al oet
norife Solf / Imerifo.
Get ifllIOe ipnes ri9tigit, 6erIor
benne Sanfe pinber 8eber, at De
e~oentueIle 8oper fra bisie aoncerter
ienbeS til De reipeftioe airfeium,
funoS aa8ierere, Der bill giere Den
oibere 8orienoeIie. go buiS noqer
Nenigbeo err / Spil ON, boiIte al
8rieg8 Stptfer esrer iiQ for en- Sir,
fefoncert, 9isr De bebit / at raoofsre
fig hos Rliiflrrere oco oore bsiere
norife SGreonitaIter eler andre, ION
9oot fienoer @riegs Rompoiitionel
og foritaar at 9isre ct pasienbe 10,
baIg. s. s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Sra 6amIeperfets Oaoe.

G~ipeOaIen eIler, iom gpeoefoIf
foloer 9~iitriftet, "G&oaIa" err en- ca.
$500 500 bit Iig8enbe Sielbbpgo,
Der Refer Jig fra Gousoal opimoo
S%iffilSoalen. 9p90en bar / tioliaere
Gage DGret iterft beiolfet, men TIM.
oeS MI mere % mere, pg fortiptte3
atfoltningen / nogIe Iar | liqnen0e
uoitrGtnirg iom fer, bIiber Den
mart en- at 2anoet5 u6eboeoe @are.
Acknowledgement bar bespnbt of berie
ogIaa her. Sette iortiener oog itte
Giitriftet, tbi oct bar mango SerIi9.
beoer at bpoe poo, iaoIeoes prpattae
Sfoge, fiifertge 8on0e, gooe S9ter.
boIoe og maImri9e Tieloe. 9pg0en
Ii8ger for beit for Agerbrrg, men
her finoes BOG enteJte 8aarbe, bpor
man meo ltobptte bar opIet baaoe
aorn og Boteter, ifrioer en- aorre.
iponOert til "afterp.", bateret Sop.
erilaaen / &priI.
Oct bar imioIertio 5ieIoet, Der /
fin SID fable Gipe6aIens Storbe08.
ito, og oct er bel life umuligt, at
henne Sib fan oen0e tilboge mi, ga
10 9ergoerfsorift % Sosieuobpg'
ming iprIig ifal barre BET, Der ifal be.
tinqe 2on6etS 6rem8mg. 5oSier
finoes Der og'ao, og BET err life man.
ae Gage, iiben BEN piI0e og prPgtige
aamioS peo 8inItro or iolgt til Sta
tens aanaIpqien. So[get Of oenre
Sos itoar ~formentIi9 / Sorbiubelie
meo RissreguIeringen og ben pao'
tpnfte Spbpmnin8 a. 9pgoin, bpor'
fra @initra bar fit llOlsb.
eipebaIens RiffeIocrt er ct nofian
fienSt Hapu, men oct &c life mango,
Ser bar Rebe paa %ertets Siitorte,
9oget trpft ON @erfct finbes, iaa'
Riot ieg oeo, life, o9 ! Sl"trllt1orerlfi'
gems pIore aarbeger, bpcri gertet
oitere er omtalt, incomes bet fun al
babe beitanet engan8.
Ser bar her / gipeoalen p9ret 70
9iffelperf, oct gaHtIe og oct me,
Get fsrIte eQer oct inafalote "8dm'
melperfet" bar for ca. GO aar iioeu,
nemIia ira 1916 til 1856. 9ette
8erf og Rineerifes Riffelpert bar
goraes fsrite RiffeIperfer, men me-
Sens Rinserifes 3iffeLuerf | fin SiS
Ear ppret orepet me0 tort nobutte,
iaa bar eipeoaIenS NitfeIpert aloria
giSet noget Suerituo.
anleonineen til, at De norife Rif'
felaruber fom | Grit. Dor, efter
bpao ieg bar erforet bos bergfpnoige
ISoIf, ct Bar aibanolinser al Bro
fesior S6eerer, Der | 1S41 Tom til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Oepbeo Fan life helbreoes

Deb Iptale geihIrr. ea b ifts iau uaa ben a~zsrtbne
Del al Bret. Ter CT irr On Gaaee At tnrtrt SButet,
o. bet sT peh tpHhtiuiioHene Wteler. 6spbtb foranrs
Saaes Deb Gu bet1Hot 1ilnanb at sItMhisesn | bet
eHftantGie Rsr. Raar bette Hsr bliosr iphanmeref
nsrter De en- usleHes 2pe tatr 'aar On eaarIts errelis,
% Haat beu bltRer belt lntfct, or fsrheb SslgsE, %
aipes fu asrmaIe Ttifane, Sl bsrclftR eers sselaat
Fpr neeie. ri ae AZ II Tii1xIser trsH'alSes pte "a
inrrh. Der CT intst aIeer tub On beigusi dtiftane AZ
Sltmhtnesrus.
81 ptl slpe 81 tunsrese Gsadrs for eihoert ftitrlex
al fspheh (fpgaariaaet AZ kafarTh) lem lfie tan fure.
zee NIB Halls Catarrh Cure. Sfrig efter Gtrinlxre.
frtt 0. 9.gasHta &C.. dsIsss. o.
EZ-SaIses hss als apettsese. DC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

Raar Sc Friper til apcrtc.
renSe. iud pGr iaa beuIis at
mcSSele. at Sc ion here's
advertisement / "Tecorn5sBo
item. Set iitrer Gem ben
beoite 9ebarSIirg.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
Cashmere News.

CASHMERE, June ia most
enjoyable evening was spent by "a
young people at a party given last
Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Eva Jones in honor of Miss
Bessie Holmes of Wenatchee. At
10 o'clock most delicious and boun-
tiful repast was served.
The Woman's Relief Corps of
Cashmere observed flag day by an
entertainment given at the G. A. r.
hall, consisting of reading. recita-
ton, a solo by Mrs Hueston, and an
address on Alaska by Judge Chase.
After the program ice cream and
cake were served.
The De Moss concert troupe gave
an entertainment here last evening
at the Presbyterian church. An in
teresting and pleasing program was
enjoyed by full house.
Everyone under the Peshastin
ditch is suffering from lack of water
supply. Every attempt to get wat
er has been hindered by one of a
series of accidents.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
\ STRANGE RACE
OF LITTLE MEN
Soon to Appear at the Wenatchee
Theater in the Opera
1.-THE Pixies

Pixies and brownies were little
men, not much larger than your
thumb, with very stout bodies, large
google eyes, fat cheeks and wide
grinning mouths They lived in cave.
in the mountains in Norway,
Sweden, Germany and Scotland
Working in the light of firefiies
pinned to the walls of their caves,
they fashioned things out of iron and
brass. for they were little smiths.
But when night fell they flocked all
over the world, bent upon missions
of good to mortals. They welded
the gardens, cheered the sick and
whispered sweet dreams to good
children, or danced upon the mead
ows to the music Of crickets. Cob
Inns were little old men with long
gray boards and deformed bodies,
wicked little elves who delighted to
tease human beings and to kidnap
little girls, whom they carried off
to their caves and boiled in the cal
drons.
These strange little men, with
hosts of fairies, butterflies, flower
girls and pages, will all be seen in
grotesque and beautiful costuming
at the Wenatchee theater on Friday
and Saturday nights of this week in
the opera 1.-The Pixies" One hun
dred and fifty young ladies and chill
dren are rehearsing daily under the
direction of the author, w. A. Milne,
and great enthusiasm has been
aroused. 1t is given under the aus
pices of the Episcopal church. A free
'street parade, in full costume, will
be given at 1880 p. M, Friday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The municipal board will meet to-
night at the city hall.
Plans and preparations for the
4th of July celebration are going on
apace. This year will see the great
est celebration of the Nations birth
day ever pulled off in north central
Washington. and Wenatchee will get
the credit. The grand street pa
rade will make Barnum's circus look
like Coxey's army. Everybody is
coming.
Fine bargain in secondhand
piano, taken i'm exchange. Cline
Piano Co., % Wenatchee avenue.
|, A. N. Corbin AID w. A. Thomp-
son left last night for the Sound
country. They went in search OF
suitable summer homes for their re-
spectiye families, who will leave for
the Sound district within week or
ten days.
Beginning Tuesday, June Is, we
will give free with each dish OF Ice
cream or 10c drink purchased at our
store coupon emitting you to one
vote for Goddess of Liberty. Wenat-
chee Drug Co.
A. S. Page took DR.. Waggoner
down to Wenatchee one day last
week to visit a patient. They made
the trip down in just forty minutes
with Mr.. Pages auto. That is going
some alright He leaves them all In
the dust when he lets it out CASH
mere Record.
Miss Grace Paris, teacher in school
district No. 81, left for her home in
Colorado today. She will return
in the fall to resume her duties here.
Grand View lots, close in, near
Tibbits residence. $50 down, $25
monthly payments. Wenatchee Real
ty & Investment Co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
Fruit Packers.

The Fruit Growers association de-
sires to know the names and ad-
dresses of all parties in the valley
who may wish employment in pick
ing and packing fruit this season.
Send your name, with address or tel
ephone number, stating what eXper-
fence, if any, you have had, to the
Wenatchee or Cashmere office, or to
E. T. Balch, Wenatchee, Wash.
When packing for members of the
association packers will be required
to use packing number" These
stencils will be supplied by the as
SO citation if you will call at the Of
flee or see Mr. Balch.
wat d-3t
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
SPOKANE LABORER
MEETS AWFUL DEATH

SPOKANE, June 17.-While at
tempting to stand up in one of the
cars of the scenic railway at Nat
atorium Park yesterday afternoon,
Edward Nelson, a railroad laborer,
suddenly plunged headfirst from the
car to the inclined tracks below. the
heavy cable on which he fell snap
ped, wrapped in many folds about
his struggling body, and in an in
slant he was entangled in the big
cog wheels and killed, his body be-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18

son in the federal court that the re-
clamation service has not the right
to condemn for its use property OBJ
tanned under the homestead act, At
torney H. J. Snively seeks to prevent
the government from taking Chris
Hansen's land, valued at $4,000.
This issue is one that will be com.
mon to a number of cases waiting
trial.
The land sought by the reclama-
ton officials borders upon Lake
Kichelos, and is unsurveyed. The
plaintiffs maintain that they have
the right to take this land without
paying damages, although Hansen
has complied In every way with the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
SOuthside Items.

The Farmers club, through w. B.
Estes, has had constructed a new
w scraper for use on the public
roads and the old one will be kept
as relic.
The Wenatchee grade and flat
road have been put in fine shape,
mainly through the efforts of a few
active members Of the Farmers club.
1t is reported that the new road
through Mr.. Betty's place leading to
the new bridge will be let by con-
tract.
The Farmers club will hold their
next meeting at the Beaver Greek
school house Monday, July LIST, at Z
p. m, when the committee is expect
ed to report on the price of grain
sacks.
Miss Fisher, the popular school
ma'am of the Beaver Creek school,
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. S.
J. Mulloy from Friday evening I'M
til Sunday evening
Some young people gave a dance
Saturday evening in Bert Fogg's
warehouse.
Cliff Yarmouth has returned to
visit his mother after an absence of
several years.
Mrs. Ruby Sandhopp, who had an
attack of neuralgia in the chest last
week, is improving in health.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18

United States homestead laws. Mr..
Snively contends that the homestead
laws therefore give possession to the
defendant so Ions as he complies
with their conditions and that the
reclamation act never was intended
to modify or amend the homestead
law.
He contends further that the land
actually is not needed for a public
use, since the government turns over
the irrigation works when construct
ed to the land owners, who pay for
them. Judge Whitson has taken the
matter under advisement. fntimating,
however. that he favors the position
OF Mr.. Snively.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
questing a general observance Of
Memorial Day, and

questing a general observance OF
Memorial Day. and
Whereas, the citizens of Wenat-
chez, WASH, generally took an inter-
est to assist the colLrads of Dan Nc
Cook Post, No. los, Department of
Washington and Alaska, to carry out
in fitting manner the observance of
the occasion.
Therefore, be it resolved by the
members of Dan McCook Post, No.
los, Department of Washington and
I Alaska, in session June 18th, 1907,
that the thanks of this post be ex-
tended to the committee composed of
the Spanish-American war veterans,
! and Sons of Veterans, and others
who assisted in formulating and car
rying out the program and to Mrs.
Groves, Mrs. Reeves and Miss Park
er. and the young ladies of the
decorating committee, also to the
young men who acted as firing
squad and to the Wenatchee band,
also to the parties who furnished
teams for conveyance to the GENE
terry.
We also desire to thank the Rev.
Adams for his able discourse to the
Grand Army and their friends and
to the Rev. Hilton for his able ora
ton On Memorial Day, and to j. E.
Ferguson for the use of the opera
house and in fact to each and every
one who contributed to the success
of the occasion and especially to the
Wenatchee World and Advance and
to the Wenatchee Republic.
Adopted by rising vote,
NJ 0. MERRILL, Commander.
J. B. PALMER
JAS. w. FERGUSON,
A. P. CLAYTON.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
ing horribly mangled.

Spectators differ as to whether it
was an accident or suicide. Two wo-
men in the car with him disappear
ed before they could be questioned.
The park management is held blame
less.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18

Grand View lots, close in, near
Tibbits residence. $50 down, $25
monthly payments. Wenatchee Real
ty & Investment Co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
G. A. II. Resolution.

Whereas, the Grand Army of the
Republic, by general order, issued
from the general headquarters, re-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18

NORTH YAKIMA, June 17.-Rais-
ing the point before Judge Whit
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
Columbia and 0kanogaI1
Steamboat Go.
SCHEDULE

Effective on and After Nov. 1, 1906.
UP RIVER
Leave Wenatchee daily $500 am.
OrondO daily. 49,. 800 q. m.
Entiat daily. $3.50 a. m.
Chelan Falls daily. 1880 m.
Pateros daily. 500 p. m.
Arrive Brewster daily. :. $500 p. m.
DOWN RIVER
Leave Brewster daily -. 400 a. m
Pateros daily. .4:20 a. m.
Chelan Falls daily $3.50 a. m.
Entiat daily. $3.50 q. m.
Orondo daily. .10:00 q. m.
Arrive Wenatchee daily. 1880 m.
Steamer leaves Wenatchee for
Bridgeport Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Returning leaves
Bridgeport same night.
Ask for special folders regarding
Okanogan irrigation project and
Lake Chelan district.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-18
RAISE BARRIER
ON RECLAMATION

Attorney Says Homestead Act Is
Higher Law Than
Other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
RHODE ISLAND TIRE Loss sl5o,ooo.
Heart of Valley Falls Burned Out Sat
urday Night BY What rs Said to
Have Been an Incendiarv Fire.

Valley Falls, r. l., April 22.--The most
spectacular and destructive fire that has
occurred in Rhode Island for years
broke out in Valley Falls at 8 o'clock
Saturday evening, and although the con.
fagration was fought by the combined
fire departments Of FIVE Rhode Island
towns, it was barely put under control
at midnight.
A small idea if the magnitude Of the
fire can be gained from the fact that II
burned over an area FIVE blocks square
in the heart of Valley Falls, destroyed
the largest lumber plant in Rhode Is.
land and burned nearly q hundred cars
belonging to the New Haven road
tits thought to have been Of incendiary
origin. The frst men on the scene say
it started in barrel of shavings stored
in a shed of the John Norm Lumber
company. almost in the centre Of the
town. 1t is thought by the insurance
men here that the total loss will amount
to at least si5o,ooo, If not more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

Barre, VT, April s, 1907.
Notice is nearby given, under Section
10 of the Liquor Law Of 1908, that
Patrick Noonan has applied for a license
Of the first class to sell intoxicating
liquors at S23 North Main street, in
the b. Tomasi block, so-called, in the
front room on the northwest corner of
said building, formerly occupied by
Chesser g. Bird, in said Barre.
A hearing on the above application
win be given at the City Court Room,
Tuesday, April 20, at $ p m.
Fl. NJ. HOUSTON,
Sec License Commissioners Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.

Barre, VT, April q, 1907
Notice is hereby given, under Section
10 of the Liquor Law of 1904, that
Oscar Borgh has applied for a license
OF the first class to sell intoxicating
liquors at the third store northerly from
Seminary street in the B. Tomasi block,
ground floor, 321 North Main feet, in
said Barre.
hearing on the above application
will be givenSat the City Court Room,
Tuesday, April 23, at p. IN.
II. NJ. HOUSTON,
Sec. License Commissioners of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
B0ARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.

Barre, Vto April 6, 1907.
Notice is hereby given, under Section
- of the Liquor Law Of 1904, that
Charles A, Clark has applied for a IL
eense of the second class to sell intoXi-
eating liquors at the northerly store on
the ground floor of Bolster block, on
easterly side OF Main street, and known
as a37 North Main street, in said Barre.
A hearing on the above application
will be given at the City Court Room,
Tuesday, April 20, at 5 D. m.
H. NJ. HOUSTON,
Sec. License Commissioners Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.

Barre, Vt, April 8, 1907.
Notice is hereby given, under Section
Up Of the Liquor Law Of 1904, that
Patrick Brown has applied for d license
Of the second class to sell Intoxicating
liquors at the southerly ground floor
store in the Brown block, so.called, al
500 North Main street, in said Barre.
a hearing on the above application
VIII be given at the City Court Room,
tuesday, April %, at 8 3. IN.
H. NJ. HOUSTON,
Sec. License Commissioners of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
aoApn on LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.

Barre, VT, April 6, 1907.
Notice is nearby given, under Section
10 of the Liquor Law Of 1904, that
Peter Alexander and VIM. G. Msckie
have applied for a license OF the second
class to sell Intoxicating liquors at the
southerly store on the ground floor OF
the Scampini block, so-callsd, on the
easterly side of Main street, known as
3o1 North Main street, IN said Barre,
A hearing on the above application
will he given at the City Court Room;
Tuesday, April 90, at 3 p. m.
II. Nj HOUSTON,
Sec. License Commissioners Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
l0ARp OF LIcENsE COMMISSIONERS.

BalTel w, April 8, 1901
Notice Is nearby given. under Section
10 Of the Liquor Law of 1904. that
W r Bradford has applied for a license
Of the second class to sell Intoxicating
liquors al the first floor Of tho two.
story frame building located on eastsrly
side OF Main street and known as "a
South Main street, in said Barre.
A hearing on the above application
will be given at the City Court Room,
Tuesday, April %, at p. NJ.
III Nj. HOUSTON,
Sec. License Commissioners Of Barre.