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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

.NCY a company of
Marian laborerJ,
imported fro m
their distant pldnef
TO dig the Panama
Canal. HotU the
dirt would fyi
Digging such
a little ditch 1coald
be a matter of
m ereIy a fen
u c G k s exercise.
Each Marian, dc-
cording to the mo5t
recent estimates of
scientists, couId
toss over his shout
derS tSCo and a half
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05
SOME BABY DON'TS.

Don't rock babies; it Injuries the
brain.
Don't tease babies; it will make them
cross.
Don't trot babies; it disturbs the
whole system.
Don't romp with babies; 1t excites
the brain too much.
Don't dress babies stylishly; it is
cruel TO adorn a rose.
Don't wake babies up to show them;
they need all the sleep they can get
Don't lets too many strangers handle
babies; it will spoil their disposition.
Don't put too many clothes on babies
in hot weather; it will cause prickly
heat.
Don't forget to give cool water often;
1t is the only thing to quench thirst
and ward off fever.
Don't put long clothes on any baby;
the weight has killed dozens of babies.
Twenty eight inches is long enough for
comfort.-Pearson's Weekly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05
SUTTON.

Mrs. William Green is very i'll.
Mrs. Mary Daniorth is visiting in Barton.
"A. Holmes has purchased the lumber
ON Thomas MitchelPs farm.
Peter Gilman has purchased the Amos
Berry place on the Lyndon road.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Ruggles have been
entertaining friends from Connecticut.
Herbert Burnham gave a reading for the
Congregational church at Lyndon last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Hattie Whipple of Southern Pines,
". c., is quite i'll at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. f. A. Holmes
Miss Angie Wiley OF Lyndon Center and
Miss May Campbell of Lyndonville are
guests OF the Misses Chapman.
A terrific thundershower kept people
anxious nearly all night July 20. The
lightning struck at Ora Jesseman's, doing
some damage, but not burning the build
ngs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05
A SILLY TRAGEDY.
TIE Duel Between Tom Porter and
Sir Henry Bellasis.

Some of the royalists who were
forced TO endure the English common
wealth seemed to console themselves
for the dizziness of life under a Puritan
government by fighting as many duels
as they could compass, so that ignoble
squabbles and foolish plots make up
the history of their days.
Tom Porter was Of a family which
had zealously served the king. Under
the new government his occupation was
gone, and he descended to a triviality
Of life which finally involved him in a
most pathetic event This was a duel
which he fought with his friend, Sir
Henry Bellasis, and which, says Pepys
In his DIARY" Is worth remembering
for the Stiffness Of the quarrel, a
kind Of emblem of the general com
plexion Of the whole kingdom"
But, silly as the quarrel undoubtedly
was, ii carried In it an element of heart
break.
The two young men involved were
Intimate friends and companions. but
one day, being merry in company"
Tom Porter said he should like to see
the man in England who would dare
give him a blow. With that Sir Henry
Bellasis struck him a box on the ear
The inevitable duel followed, wherein
each was wounded Sir Henry proved
to be seriously hurt, so he called Por-
ter, kissed and babe him fly
For" said he, tom, thou hast hurt
me, but will make shift to stand upon
my legs till thou mayest withdraw, for
l would not have thee troubled for
what thou hast done"
Porter profited by his friends gener-
osity and escaped to France Sir Henry
died a few days later and Pepys con-
cludes, ut is pretty to see how the
world do talk of them as couple of
fools that killed one another out of
love-"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05
Spying on BARGAIN Gifts,

The engaged girl was found study
ing life in an auction room.
Il don't expect to buy anything" she
said, "but l want to see if anybody I
know buys anything. A lot of auc-
tioneers are advertising that they have
on hand bric-a-brac and pictures and
odds and ends of furniture suitable
for wedding presents. That set me to
wondering if any of my friends would
try to avail themselves of these auc-
ton room bargains when buying pres
ents for me. | saw two girls here this
afternoon who have been invited to
my wedding. One bought some kind
Of brass bowl, another a vase. They
got the things dirt cheap. l fancy they
are for me. If they are-well, just
wait till those giNs get marriedI'-
. New York Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05
LOCAL NEWS.
covrtv1-Fp IRON PAGE SEVEN

In Milford, Mass. She was accompanied
by Clarence Densmore, who will remain in
Milford for a week or two.
Mrs. Carrie Heating OF Nashus, y H.
Mrs. Kate Gable OF st. Johnsbury, Mrs.
Kate Mcfarland OF Sutton and Miss Han
nah Mcfarland OF Westmore were the
guests Of Mrs. {. II. Coburn last Tuesday.
The drama, "a woman's Revenge" was
a decided success, both financially and ex-
ecutionally. All the drdmdtts personde
are to be praised for their individual ex-
cellence IN the performance Of their roles.
Mrs. Ethel Brigham is much better, and
sits up part OF the time now. Her purse,
Mrs. Fogg, has gone TO care for Mrs. Mary
Bailey for few days, and Mrs. Julia
Cummings is keeping house for Mrs.
Brigham.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-05

On the Isle of Man coast the clear
ness of the water is remarkable. OBJ
jects as large as a half dollar piece
may be seen thirty fathOms deep.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
BIG STRIKE
NOT CERTAIN
Railroad Union Officials Deny
Reports
NOT TO ENFORCE DEMANDS
Bat the Raaor sayu mat tie Opposite
u True-ssrze. III Ii Does Come.
VIII Involve $4,000
Msn.
NOT ITO ENFORCE DEMANDS

Chieagp, 5GarcA ai.-slaicial and an-
atiiaIat reports regarding TIE progress
es The strike vaEe og traiuHea On ain
rsiiraad systems running wet "a Chi
eago arr widely AZ yariance. i r. Nor
gisssy grand master VI she BFetharhnpd
said ts,i4y thas TIE men have net set
ri ectsd the wage @sale racantiy afFaFe4
ng the general managers Mr. 5fsIr-
rfsssv said that while vote WIS heinz
ta6ea. the result anIla nnE be dscisEe,f
hetqra nexe Iuesdac AIN sha officials
.af the Brotherhood 81 TrainaeH general
Il express the opinion that she Fassi-
Utilities * 4 strike are very remote
Gu the gthaE hand. Chicago unsfeislI-
~ hears taas sha trafnrnan hare Av an
overwhelming NsaiaFiEy Feiectad the 3D.
vance In Wages offered am,f have voted
ts ssriSs ~ HecessaFv CIV snfoFNa theiF
demands e T. said that unless sha rails
read managers Eeee,fa from their posi-
sInn and aasa further concessions a
stT,ks Of 80 Cd n4fa. waien would nFae
tiralig tie Rn eEerv roa5 IN THE West.
wlI ea1na. Anticipating Ia anfavoF-
anle rate tbs rasgruad naHaagrs asEsre (
E9 submit sha eaEiTs controversy I'D ar
Rstratfon- fhG men are net Ia favor
Of arbitration and have made 40 sacret
~ their position In chat direction
Whether tseF can eaIl strike that
Maal8 parRa@ cratic n the face IL an
after 20 aThitrata a semetaing mhieh
ehay Hast deternaine next wreck
Originally the ugn AaEnaaAed an In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
ROCKEFELLER rEsSTMlsrrc
Dangerous VadsEgurrsnt seen ii rad
Censatianss Raaas 0renaassalisrs

dangerous IaeereuTsnt Seen n Traae
cenaitiaass Raaas 0versaastalisea
Nsv yars. Mares a1-y5sa \, p,.ss.
1estsF expressed gae aplaion taat fs,Ssral
eontEos VIII AZ maeh tewara rsctisgS9y
ecir.tiFlens u the rai1roaa worli txlyiasr
q as m'ssse The trip from .Anesssa. "a
te Lakewood where AVE- n IN rpu,a;a \
nlssaea. He sid saas railroads sna stber
sartssFaal1ns are greatly everexnita5ves
4ila taas whila ths general snansial gpp
eltien @ the eoansry 4 qaea ~ az
szEtAee. taere h d2aaserans urdsrrtsF-
rent aasl thas ~ does aut iss sae oWt-
book
A.asE szaaeF M said. athe Arerf-
can ras0reals neaEegR 5000 Zoo .ae0 so
eArry ga Improvements Thev haa Ia
aet taaiF mssas " ahraaa at - .ept
Ihat Interest must be paia ~ matter
whas happens ia she aGvsacnss 80 Al.
egfeaa rsiaa~ u expressing
The intsrsats sfsaatign su,i tAe de-
farenfiaticn IA tbs state laws Il gne NJ
saa gTeatess problems railruad men
have to taat WIN. I have nes made uu
Eav m1aa IL she Iaarsasad production I'll
gold i responsible 81 not sar egndftious
tgdas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
- - &c 49,

To some natures there II a subtle.
compelling poteacy iii mare figures Mar
shaEied against every reform movement
there are the doubters anil tnhelievers
waa mn@s have figures eold dismal
figures to supplement tins poverty af
their iiuagiaaftons Notwithstanding
the health 9reekiHg conditions under
which The boy and gigl workers in mills.
glass factories and cgiiiaries age ens
ployed. there remain \ few sksptics who
declare that Tao youngsters are Aeclis-
toned ID the work and that II doesn't
actually iniure them. To these prcsaie
creatures the deadly air l0aded with
linE. Or filled with dying glass ana
poisonous gaSses. or bi1ckened with the
gritty coal dust that pisrces every tis-
sue 81 the little WORKERS bodies, makes
no appeal Luckily, history ID repeat
ing itself has left startling evifaace 81
cumulative effects upon whole com
umnities cf undermining the health 81
the people ~ working the sirtle children
in factories.
Thus writes Dewey sheldon Beehe ia
The Technical World Magazine fer
Anril. The article IS the second " twa
on ehild labor. THE FIRST ~ which ap-
peared II the March number and carries
"a the tragic story eg The children. Con
siderable naw material az greet interest
hzs beer gathered bv the author, that
pits some features of the sitaaEiou il
new light.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
.Inaseent aezrs... Esa. u white women

81 al the stories 81 wh{c9 Eag Stan
rard Baker telts "A the 8hFii Ainrriraa
glaaszine showing the vrewsh II ar
taaauism between the whites aad TIE
hGeEs ia this country nome ars mrre
terrible thar those whief reees' m.
araaafag fsar. A white woman al tbs
south told VII Baker tha following
u 1ad q really terrible experience
one evening few day ago WIS
walking along street when I saw
rather good booking young negro
eoase out ~ a hallway 10 the sidewalk
W wsa il . great hurry, and. il turn
lnz saddealy, a. q person sometimes
wlH 10. Re Accidentally brushed my
SHOULDER VITA his arm. he bad not secn
ne before. When be turned ahd found
II wa = white lyman Ne bad touched,
saea 4 lsok 0s -diert terror and fear
eafls into his face A. hope never again
ID see ~ Z human c0unsenance Hs
<agg wha1 1t meant II was fFighten-
M. ealle4 for heig, and accused him
" insulting 0r attagking mo. He stood
sflIl a naOment, then turned and ran
a0aF tige street d0&giRg into the FIRST
allsv 81 came TO- It shows doesn't IL.
he@ little 81 migtt take to gring pun
ishmenf ap0H III innocent man
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

" i0eai aFpiseaEfaaz a. trey cannes reach the
diseased GExsiea " Ha Nag Taare is onlv 8ue
WAGES grfrH Aest zese. Ana thzE ts W. cnnstit1-
vsccAz rtrued5es. nea ness Is caused ~ an IN
1&lnez1 enaaskina Qf 11e zaaEuas iElng - tlte
E1ss@ehiaa Aaha When tAia tuhe ~ anatan1Ea
yaEg nxss xxzMAllag saEnA or lEgsrfaE1 he1r-
j a. md WAeu z = Enf3-zfs eluseGs peAfuess &
the r-sElE zr4 unless sife luaamMasinu ran Ns
tAksm #gzs 4a@ enis szGe rasE rcd ~ lrs aarwal
t,sna an aezrtEz VIII BE- Destroyed forever;
nsas sExes aa1 n ts1 aye GsGSe6 ~ GzsarEn.
@hseA " ratainG 6xs an tlf&Ued elnEss1ag At
r&e mgzrDra ssafsE&ss.
We w1li give ns Hlnared Dollars FER ans
czse 81 reazna~s .esasesi ~ eazzrrG that can
nos aa RIA ~ EzzFs gasaTra tarE. send fal
elreaaaarS, fFer
r. !. CHExEE 8 CO.. TsIeao, o.
saaa ny GlrG1xHfss sc.
Ta&s EAl4s Faalsg PILLS s7r constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
- seaooLeIELs 80 sc
When the Beat Sank Thsy All ssrnca
0us For EanSx And Landed SafaFs

When the Beat Sank Thsy All ssrncls
0ue For Bank And Landed Satisfy
Thirty schoolgirls fron tfe Wverbo
Abbey Private Seiaot were the heruiHes
af y thrilling adventure al Bourne Ena
ae8r M4i,laa8eaA "a 4 Saturday afAeg-
uo0n recently ALI were il danger IL
baiNg drowned IN the Thames. ami owa
their aYes "a tile tact thaa they Aad
aeen saaght t9 sim
The ages 0E eha 1ig ranged frqm
swelre IA eighteen years Cal arriving
III Enuxne End taev raa 6nHm to the
riverside ara erowde,l into tae ferrv
punt m9orpd at The DqansheHsIs Wharf
far tha purpose Of CROSSING the rivrr
When at LAST the puny WIS pushed on
Z was notiasd ta ~ perilausty law In
ahA watsr. aAd hardly aa& ii wsk oEa
.ntp ms5ssrslm when IFS aVarsadeu con
d5finH eatse5 the waseF a rush in cHsE
sAe side.
There were siaHEs faum tbs speet&.
tors an che hank aAd the neFry lasighr
sE Gf THE niF8s was qEselElv changed III
seTpaa@ R9e betsEs &agthiHg e0u5a Be
done The hSas saHE, 4Hss aiE 4s acru'
pants WE'RE nreeip5taEed into the aaep
a.e naIa wster Although the girls were
asi sarrihla frightened III their sndda.r
sanua~rsS0n a tbe water. not one 81
fhen last Ser haad. The lessons they
haA learned Id the HiNh WYramhe pub.
Et hashs stoad Ehsm u guoa stead
Fraui the 1Iacriassisld Tines
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
Warksa Ike q Cham.

NJ. n. a. Waiker. editor 81 that spicy
formal tae EafefpFise. Logiss, Vs..
av4 VI fan aail ia any fcot last
Week ard * epcs applied Buexlea's At,
Nles aalga. w. iBaammation followed ;
tae aaIpa Simply heaied the wound.
HsaIa svsfy sore. barn ard skin disease
Caafantas4 AZ she Ped csasA Pharmacy
pfig6 28e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
Piles prLEsl PuEsE

Ur. Williams lndlan Pie 0inkmnns
viii eirs blind. bleeding. ufeerated and
itehi1g pies f skseTbs she turner's,
aI!avs the ifehSng as cnce. arts az a
rouItsce. zives instant relief Dr. VII
hauss Indian Pie Ointment IS prepared
for piles and Ftrhing. EEeTy box il
guaranteed. SelG ~ al druggists. BE-
mail for snc an5 st.Ea. Sold hv c. II.
Kan5Eiek { Co
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
KNIVES ARE SAWS.
aud This Is WY They Are Ahls to
Cut.


Knives 10 matter hcw carefully
harpenrd. aFe Iiftle sxms; the grind
ing away 81 the steel. done IS the
stone, Is aat a. even work, bus when
TIE edge gets cain e q process Of tear
ing sway TINY hits OF steel - ths girls
OF saa store makes ire teeth, soaFse
stone coarse teeth a carving knife,
used On n1aat IS sharrened on coarse
stone ar stsvl, and has coarse seekh.
although * edge IS thick IT. action
In parting the mcat Is uanTe that Of
q saw thar a ere wedge No matter
how soft Il RAY BE- 4 will not eur
easily unless i il drawn over The nsas
and not simply pressed down.. 4 razor
5omAger. with IL paperiiks sage, viii
cut inlo flesh gith a simple pressure
Il i a wsdga dividing che hbfes af He$h
inst a. a wedge Of mon divides ths
fihers Of tha lag il splits. But = razor
g o saw. too euly as il il gguupd na
the finest stones and later finished vita
laather sEFop. t. teeth ARE very 6ns
indee3--hun.lrrds and hundreds 70 tie
iBca OF blade.--St, Nicholas,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
Anti=Itis Cures
Cold mH1e Chest
Pei Sale y e. a. Drswn-

Tzk- this hnt Grasp the vey
first opportunity that presents itsest fp
v4sronize IS FOR your Plumbing, Steam
FGring, Hardware, Quarry and Nlal
sugolies. Wire Rope. Ranges. Wiring
". Bcuches, Washers Iron and
LEAD PIge, Steam Hose, Boilers and
TnmmHgs We vaat you 70 gef
into ts@ habit of ealing 81 Is ire
cusnrly III hrg-class material AZ The
rhs prices q al tkas 4 needed e r.
tzsa yoU pasroaage, we feel confident
III success
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
JOSEPH c. SARGENT DEAD.

was Ts7wH Treasurer and Prominent
Resident 81 BstheI
Bethel March zrEqsepl es Sargent,
treasurer Of ths tgwR as Bethel, died at
his home here yesterday morning III
hart failure aud complication 81 as
eases
slr Sargent wss born Ia this town
AEg71sf 8. ls4l lie entered the en-
aigv 81 T. Z. Graham a. clerk IA 1856
and SINCE 1870 had eonsiacted tho gen-
ersl mercantile business ii his own Marie.
he sis = prominent member ct the ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
sEp II N rHE SUD.
wHraz ApvearNnee q Dzuszrua : Fere.
EusRer ag raemre Halanena.


That sReh ~ Tire casa Haa aaen rrr-
alasivesy Eruven nF scientific researsh
FruT Tnna tha n16ad Enrnpsan ~gFr
specialists, declares mat aandruw " sNa
aurruwed-up catfcie 81 sle sgalr eansas
aw parasites destroying the wHsaHtw IA
sse halr h1fh This hair hacnnas Ns4fas4
and 4 tin1e. fails cut Tnis can Sc re-
verified
Neworn'a Hsgpfriaa Kills shta EamsHr7ssg
Eerna. sgld restores ne hair "a Esz nasn-a
zu1eas xna abundance
Eerrirsse q nsrF Eve1 ~ thessanss 4.
peuBie-salt satisiad ehas Il S me rr,ess
wensersA bar preparation On the mar
Ket to-day
sold ~ le4iinw drwgziafz SenH t8s III
aiarfpa snr SAMPLE 90 Tta Esrpieiaa ca.
Ietraae 8ften
Two stzeH-S1 carsz ara ytee
e. a. Drown, Special Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
FOR SALE.

Tina sRver4L nesrs ta sila EASTMAN ntpek, Ia
aTner "a sekEae rza &state Aage tesilisAa g sakE
rae block ana have V4cei q win Eze faE SAFE.
Ira id.Assan : a. zasd a. any Ia the gfsg
Ire 9sna ~ raa building b a sy "a GeeE. Hsree
ssatiss high Two s4T8e stgrss On saN IEsS 1s~ir.
eish xoG8 eel ars akose 1fe Offices 1mu tena-
Wenss. Is "a f1cxgRgaiv Quits i.lueS fFfslr}
mtaa 4 rS0& f44rdAfanm hnasAet zsig@GG isahN iit
bar,l1ressd au4 ~tr2 naadera improvements u
s assessed Sr Els aesl, lnsuFeis fur %l-lEx and
f9nSs Ger s3Ge. WI a@s AhaaE sizsis per Sens
~ ira zmgassusagis fnauine as ThA s.. Gate
Heal Estate Akurey nGams II aaa y, Bolster
PIock Rarrs. 1T. Sgs3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANFEF--Bv p W0nIaas WORK - tA@ dzvs
kpusT AZ "a BrOaksva ssreet Barre. IT. 8t5s
WkNrEp--Wark Sefslse ~ n1namsGEs,
ElAvs hst wears 6f axperieaae. AKA Efiassa ANT
rarhle caFteK and aa auie &c a. w0rx #itAaaE
ere assistance Gf q Miaaler haFs hzntt&sit
sl,r,a very hartte work ana also uIarseeil us.
Address Joan s berry ~ state ssrset. sag
NOW. Mich. ots
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21

70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Taks LAXATIVE ERosf0 QuinEae TAS.
lets. Druggists refund money IL Il fAffs
~ Gre. E. W. GROVES Signature i
en- each bon. &c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
I0ST AND FOUND.

ysFSg-& whftr fnN Earriar A0G has naeHs
fr ssinf sined March f8 last seen "a -o1tis
Barrh Has tgu hgoHn ears a1t HIue IL. 4.
Cheney nn COLLAR VIII fu&ef np3lfg Mrs
Cara IneneF 70 Qnrtg street, H4Fre #g4s
LnSf-Ua AG8xea n : v4lG1hls f1r seatz be-
tween EAgra an& Nnrtanafd ay Way VI Npa ,ns-
lief A feward es ss.as VIII 'l# gives ra ms
Hnaer Il they Win Ees9ra q as address THE
Tlmes 0a1ee, Barre w. AZ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21

FnEtrn-OueensloEn-LrgrrOel

East rw&n Screw HAL And Passenger Szsaan-
as. IA gHe cons &e feet lsEg. ksmarxahle fgF
sx~aatneSs R10ns Hrper decks au4tazaips.
oerfsct NeueliarioH.
sAXUNLA. apr. s8, MAJ 81. I1pe il, Jugy a
tyERNtA- Apr. =, April y aaF -. June .
PIsne safisnRs, sss Tie sslaar4 :. 8 ca. La.
RS STATE So BgaEac. Mass. ChzA, = sEEnar,
Agene ar ra lGeal agent. s. s Ballard ;
s3earsnfp Aamncx Niiee Bioez. Barre " New
raszdcu Ez8ck M5nspelisr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
NEGRO BANKER SHOT DOWN
IN A MISSISSIPPI TOWN


EsstisshzEg Mise Mareh 2t Ed
War3 Howell, ona 1T the most influential
negroes ii sosrherH Mississippi ant
president AZ ahe People, bark. a negro
EsstIturian "a this plaes- was shot IN
tbs haeN and killed Smile ga his way
hane lAst night
The shectlnx = a mystery. Bowel
stood weA With the white people here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
VERDICT EoR DEFENSE oRDERzD

I1aga Watefnlaa brings Negllgence suit
ts a Sudden Ez1
R0tIa1d. March 2i-The 5000 neg
ligaaee sufr 81 Eiehar1 Wallaca admin
isEratoF against she RhElana Street Rail-
war company watch lad been on trial
IN Tia Hafiana county court since Fri-
dav, azFne 70 sudden end late Tues
dag uhen at the close Of she evidence
Judge Il T. Waterman ordered . verdict
far TIE defense. on tire ground Of the
iailare of the plsiutig ta show negh-
gsnee.
Richard Wallace was killed By q trpb
ley ear while working on the company {
tFaeSs Ia August, tQ95
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
REAL ESTATE For SALE.

FOR SAL T. s9zas- guaa Farm y AAFs
ilfss Hafef gerv desirable 6ii-&efe fAfas1
anIy aAa1s smn vi aas fsnm sa4s AaHE&
is very Nagsk seE ~ hafIasagns esssttsisaaSs
gf aearlv naw Bara zsaaE an 3, wAaI
nNsenanr anaar ahssIe. VERY wAe1 size
Msas. ssaae sewers e1ssns 1asss@ Wxaa RQre1
aGrasa fraGs4 There II aHfse aua1flry %
woeu aad srliE. me aas prpslnd e g
vsry 1gsia analtsS. 4na tArgn r. waEy easy
M eiAk This Hi.tee wils sHmssnSr ~ aaRFs
ana wfnsas nasre fgaleE WISHES ~ sell
ai0nE 81 5gA wprssz IA peesllaal af1peesE
w3ta This tAFnl anss aalsfs seevg eliu@ teF
%&Ag Nfgs4 eEaamnge fsaF istMss iu ata
ei1v. Rax Eass gaetiettl!EEs nalll-e az Chs
D, 4. Penn Haal Estate AgancF,
G0rcon EaGe& Barre sf
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EMifa.
MRS. WTwSLcWS SOOTHING SYRUP. fat
7ctAiren testsgt1g, scftens the gums, geliirees
sz1sEzzUagsESn, aliaTa AL pam, sad cures Wtnd
sc9se. FMrfsNfly saae III MI cases We wCula
sav TO averw wictCer ~ 10 a2s = sszfgeriny child
CO mes iee your rEe5sliiice. nor the rrefcsilces
az others. s.znti batNeeu van Mlzd your szsfasr
nm asssl ana TIRE reatgf lms viii De 8uE@-~Y@a
a68alaseiy sgre-E0 tcil0w TIE Use q tlis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21

me corartusrsAip heretofore eNisuHE be-
tween Willis AZ RAD. Gr0eer G Hal sod Wit
lfam Abel. al vi A HaH & Ca. j. tais day mm-
t4At1s dlsasivn3. Msasea. fra a. hEA An@
WYgiain Aeel tegisin4 suA MI & 1901 VII
continue che auauess. - collecting all bills
WILLIS "A NALL.
GRO r.. HALL.
WILLIAM ABEL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21

RUBBER TIRFS.

EtFREg TIRES solld rubspr az eashipn
VIVA Nork new or alf8 laakuU4niy aud pra1nD4~
N done. Cotton, The Wagun Man, Montpelier.
W. EeL 4ts-u. Szlt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-21
ABOUT The STATE


Aicg eaeefutlaTs have heen seen ~
AipEan Within sna past few 4aEs-
The Seaseh Eli Stats Coz. Of Fair
Havaa h4s voluntarily natiAaa lid en
pl0Tas that beginning April / Ehey viii
nseetsa Ten aanu plE sar a nine hour
aay
Fartv-sre eases hare been sek far
trial bv the faEv af ESSEX eaunEy gatlrr
which was opeEed Ia tralldGal faes81y.
Iha euFmt aalrHdag seasnsns thlFSeen
gases, she majority diyerEe-
Hames GasraIi. who arrived ia Bl0an
Geld from Bsstan ane night rscemTlgx,
became Violently insane the following
( aay an1 was aent ta the state hospital
I Tor the insane at Waterbury,
4 Tha sight Of William BarraHghs svas
I VII ca saved. lie Il the Dorset hunter
Fho was injured while firing An oli
fiife. tha powder flashing into his aTes
when toe bfaeeh eleez aev back
I The Rsv. G. A Moore las beer ap-
( pointed by the annual conference a
Eha EF@ngeilcaE association. fnEt aksSsd
AZ Cambridge. HASA paeser Nc che
/ Fe0ple.s e,fireh. aanEuelsar f1r anathar
\ vaar
Twazxw.sb rue hssA eal 81 wprp seized
at THE honie VI y. 81 Feet. @helaurns.
racen6lv. It Is claimed that the CALVES
sad hean killed when Gully three days
Old and that Psse had dressed the Teat
IA readiness 10 shin 10 market. The
Benaltv far eass efFaase IA tina AZ $500
The pesisson IL dissolve tas isfune.
tfan VI Civ PM Iand Railroad 81.
against re eitv 81 Burlington. restrain
no raa latter fsom building a nnhiie
X gsM.srT W. tRa Ess4 gF Ng4sgss sfvsapf
uilI e hsa71i IA Eurlsna4n "a AprsL
Rghert Liaaola. NJ Tawnshand. wf0
wa injured g railroad ausiaeat #ann-
raw and ~ result was colleges "a
Eaaye ene ~ asagsstated. IA NV under
aafnn treatment aaa K Is likely that Sc
WIN have ta suhsnit to seeaad opera
sian since sila uouad Is act healing
---
K Col. N. r. rsInsaea has Bought the
interest III ais narrnar. 4 Oh Chapin IA
tAe arv rpods business of Dunshsc 81
cbarin ~ BRISTOL The firm has been
IA business swengY-ane wears and 4 the
auly arv reeds Store there VIZ. chapin
has not w 8eciSasl what he wfiI &c. 6ut
he expects ta 9a West.