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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28
Can This BE Orue?

nil SUDDEN agitation Of the Evening Citizen anent the subject oi
ii letting the public printing Of the territory to the lowest bidder, IS posi-
w. by explained by a little story which comes down from Santa re
The Evening Citizen. it will be recalled, has complained bitterly be
cause the Morning Journal has adyocaleda law which would allow the public
printing ofahp territory to be lie. o the lowest and best bidder; a system which
would save this Territory from $4,000 10 $4,000 a year over Tie present
system Of allowing the public printer and his partners all he can gouse out
OF the treasury. Max Frost and the Santa Fe New Mexican have long had
control Of the public printing Others have been appointed public printer
but they have always made a deal with Frost whereby the New Mexican
Printing company should do the work. 1t is umored that since Mr. Bursum
secured control Of The Evening Citizen he has seen the advantage Of being
public printer and it is SAID that he proposed, should his legislative combna
ton have proven successful, to throw over his old friend Frost and give the
uubhc printing to the Evening Cd1cn. This is SAID to account for the ten
dncy which has been plain ol late, on le part Of the New Mexican, to a
caoncss concerning Nh Busumis legislative campaign; and II also probably
cxplaim The bitter opposition Of the Evening Citizen 10 a change IN the pubic
printing system which would cut de graft out Of the system.
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NntIco for PnbIIentIon.

Department OF the IINeNOr, Iand OF
nee at Santa Fe. n. NJ, Jan. %, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Vences-
lado Criego. Of Old f~Albuquerque, ~
NJ, has filed notice of his intention to
make final i've yaag1 proof in support
his claim, viz. Homestead entry NO.
tO,607. made Jan. 2sa 1907, for the
lots 2 and 3, SlW,h NE "a, and Sc
Range 6 f.. and that said proof viii be
made before II. w. 5. 0tero, U, S. court
commissioner. at Albuquerque, n. NJ,
on March s, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivati n Of, the land, viz: Car
los Griego, Jose Griego y Garcia, San.
tiaro Griego. Solomon Grlego, all OF
old Albuquerque, N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTEEO. Register.
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Desert Land, Final pr1of.-NOtice for
pm~blicntiOn.
United states Land once Santa, Fe

United St0tes Land OTNCe, 0dNTa, N
N. NJ. Jan. 20. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Cor
nelio NJ. Sandoval, Of ~Bernallllo, y.
NJ, has filed notice of intention to
make proof on his desert-laud claim
No. 627, for the WA NE 4, Wa
SEX, Sec. 10. T. 10 n. r. 2 W. n.
NJ p. NJ. before II. w. S. Otero. U. S.
Court Commissioner, at Albuquerque.
n. NJ, on the 9th day OF March, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and rec
iamation of said land: CorneliO r.
Sandoval, Nepomusena Wastes, Mesa
rio J. %sandoval, and Higinio Nalyerde,
all OF SAndoval. n. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
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B A RS
COLUMN
REAL
NEW TELEpEONE ass.
MONEY nc LOAN ON GOOD REAL.
ESfATIl SECURITY ar Low
RATES OF INTEREST


Groom frame, North Fifth st, mod
ern, $500.
broom brick. Marquette and Nortl
Firth St., modern with good stable
$500.
3 rooms, frame. Cromwell avenue
$500.
3 rooms, Third street a., Cold ave
nue.. $4,000.
4 rooms furnished. ; i Fourtl
street, $500.
2 rooms, Lead ave, $1,000.
8 rooms, frame, South Edith, mod
ern, $3.50.
4 rooms, frame, North ArnO, $1,000.
4 rooms. frame, Lead ave, $4,000.
FOR SALE.
Fine frame house, South Walter st.
furnished; also horse and buggy.
5-room frame house with stable, etc
$500. 90.
4-room frame house, south Broad
way, $1,000.
One lot on Railroad avenue, business
lot.
7-room house. modern. South Edith
st, $4,000. 90.
7-room house. modern, South Edith
4-room house. modern, North Second
St, 2 100000.
5-rOom house, modern, North Flfth
St, {, 1000. 60.
Good business lots, Cold avenue.
Coco lot. silver avenue
E-room ncusa. Lead Ave. S~l,3bO.0O.
5-Toom house. South Edith -, mod
ern; fine location; faces east. Lot
50xt42 It. 5000.
s-roCm house. South Edith street,
modern, near in; fine location.
Price S2.600.
broom house. modern; West Coal AV-
enue. Price $4,000.
4-room house furnished, in Z gooC -
cation. Price. $l,100. Part cash and
payments, balance ~ s per cent In
tercst.
Two lots, Marquette ave., between
Fourth and Firth streets, $500.
Good house with IL acres or land,
near in; fine f. uit trees, etc. at d
bargain.
4-room house, North Eighth St. ns2r
Mountain Road, $1,000.
> room brick house, modeta, on good
corner West Coal venue
Two lots on Marquette avenue be
tween Fourth and Fifth SITS, 400
one and a half acres " land ono
half mile from ~postofflce; fine fruit
trees. etc; with four-Toom house.
Two lots, corner Sixth end West Goa
ave,
from house In Highlands, modern,
fine corner, $500.
-Four houses on South Broadway,
modern; WIN sell singly o. all, 1t G
bargain.
Fire Insurance. Houses for Rent,
Rents Collected. %rxes Faid. ana
entire charge taken Of pr0Derty for
residents and hCu-residents.
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Don't Put or

until tomorrow what y0u a do To-
day. II yJu are suffering . a tor
Did liver. or constipation. don't watt
until tO1nOrrOw TO gat help.
Buy a bottle ~ Herbine and get
that II or WORKING right. Prompt
ness al out health saves many SICK
spells. Mrs Ida Greeham. Point
Tex, wrnes; Il used Herbine IN my
for six years. and find II does
1t claims to do" sold By j. H.
O'Rellly Co.
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Should BE ENCOURAGED

TMS A MATTER OF duty as well as OF pleasure the people OF Abu
Is quarque should give the young ladies and gentlemen OF the University
y the encouragement Of a good audience witness their dramatic
effort tomorrow evening. This attempt on The pant OF the young
folks is aucI, IN the line OF education. They have reason to believe that
they have dramatic ability, and they arc exhibiting a audabc ambition 10
develop d. For dal reason they are deserving Of a good house and an
encouraging reception. And aside from any consideration of that sort You
on be assured Of an evenings entertainment ht will be worth much mon
lo YOU dan the me YOU viii be charged for at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28

NLAW winch Will provide adequate protection Tor the wild game now
bgomnr boz scarce 900 New Mexico. Is needed. Il should be a sensible law.
so drown as 20 allow it h, killing OF those wild animals likely 10 prove d.
suuanc There r. lr instance, no demand Ion the protection OF jack nb.
bt and cotton us but every state IN the union which has a deer kt at
large D. taking p1de m attempting TO protect d and 10 prevent determination.
The interests of poHeuu and pohunto alike can be overlooked IN securing
of preservation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28

Mrs. william FAR invites the
friends Of the Congregational church
to spend a social afternoon at her
homo. 3oI south EdIth Street. Thurs
day. February 2Sth. i2h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28

Setting eggs, Rhode Island Reds, 81
per setting. guaranteed Leave your
orders at Monarch Grocery Co. If
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28

You can take your whole family to
see a big dollar attraction ~ tine l#fkS
theater this week for almost nothing
~. rs ap1 - cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28

OUR evening nashboi pretend, to believe ua, our public schools can b.
better conducted By having no school men mound And he is entitled 10 the
credit Of beng Willing to Prove Dos faith by has works since he r trying o.
run a rraspapcr without hane any newspaper pcope about the place But
hcc M, be- people who would Die To- have their schools resemble institution,
al leafnne d hide closer han dc Cagcn pambl@ an American nrv4apo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28

us sing for our closing hymn. Who
VIM the District %ttorney Bf -HlFu
and third ~stanzas.1
(After singing. an exeunt)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-28

Crushed Oyster Shell. GranulatCd
Charcoal. Mica crystal crit. Beer
scraps. cut NfHlia. rratt'- Poultry
Food. H.. ". I'ccc, Coz 5. First Il.
Phone 20. RS
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COMiNG-"oUT WEST. -.

See the new EtOn Suits NJ The
Economist. IRndc Of Noille silk Pom
gee.
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YIcrins or 4 NEw MAgIA.

fine ~ ore Eteg are fs3AHg rictim
to the beneVoIens .maBia. Roessfeiieg
nearly bar5es Chicago university ~itb
d. lsEsssss. casnegie drives ~ - a
city nov and thea alsd naIoads library.
I<okfng out d the corner NJ his ege At
hs dgai-in.giging Rockefeller slfly de-
pssits sgggo0 ~ 70 to esHse of eag-
cation. Mr.. Rmaeli sage oomes gor
ward sna ule1eslly lays dNan sin 90
600 10 imgsoye aocisi and living Con-.
ditions b toe Units4 statFsr EFm
y. f Harrinaa kindly consents u AZ
~ che interstate commerce commission.
Verify. tbe beseyoseut bag Is working
~ ingratlating way into the ssrqnsest
Atronghosd Oi i tuth. che great gath
efers - tie coin a the rsalni are giving
eg-ideEee N change u yenue into TIE
court n The people fhey have saowa
rs also thae y a ~ easy ss rolling
Of Iog0 10 asssrbie tbe millions, and
nov they are shoviug with what utter
oemplaeeEoe fury eap Distribute ne
ssme Hist lest the bug desist in his
wofk
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FHEIIEI:'I'R||'IIi.Si. ~
~-s @aasaIs---~ ssAssA-r
ia North Main g. Barre. Va.

Store. seems 10 b. sn eatesassna ~ fbe
llBe grem etowe NJ Gogrlsville, ard peT.
hags Hyde parE Tha move ~ beer
,r@gaiy eonsiAse8, q The Times ID
aeFssaaas. but tbe GiFeeters Cd not find
Themselves IN position ~ make tae
ertensiaa " tbe company ha eoutin-
asa "a sioFs eiesfapige ran w weea TIE
giliaFss a1ota meathaea It II agt u
BE- woaaerea 81 That 10 Consequence. ths
income of the railway yas rot suHieleRt
ID keep the roaA oat u ths bands II
reoegek ss9Ms il 4 Lively Bgtie Fer.
mont ta9e bat entirely inaomEseent
% lsrHish enotgh basiness fv tha maia4
senanee ~ ID entire raiisoad epstein,
sFea n oaIY eleven miies TIA support
lag basiaeas aust u necessity aDns from
stowe, 4. Waterbury oB the other end
20 81 Ire q l9cate1 an tAroaga line
railway. aad IL basiness II not kept
- honae goes either 4 Burlington -
the west " Barre and Bioutpelieg On
tie east Stove berg considerably
smalier taaa ~ sister ~ IT, other end
ri III track, 62aa ~ sttraet iune0
5usiness to itself and thrs iusure r.
eiprocsI exelianse Therefore tie pas
eea2er. A well AZ thc ffeigat service
Wa ut SHAT It ovgit y bare besn
becagse n the banenness of the fea
.of operation.
u al proposes TOE llue . continued
y Nouisville, il viH reara populous
Territory ab9a Morrissiils aea HYDE
PARK asd daaeet largo portion 81 tae
trse6c which now has 20 take tbe ~
egitous trip ~ way 81 Essez Junction
Il order 3 reaeh poiats II the central
and southeast part. q tie stste ~ Il
Il nos, q great many people use the
team route from MeFrisyilIe and hyde
Park b stowe and there take the Mount
Hans6eld lae Tor Waterba9. The *.
tension of toe electric road would accom-
inoaste large patronage and attract
sfil more.
8hen i comes y scenic attractions,
no route ia the STATE ofeu more beauti-
Gal changes than tbe Mount Mansfield
fine and mshy people taks tie tdp for
tie pafpose q enjoying pabufe p her
most Agreeable foFme Unfortunately
however railroads do MT thrive "a acen.
cry alone, end the MoWrt Maus6ed line
must hare 4 bottom base 81 solid bad.
aess That sill u large measure be 81.
igrdei bg the extension Dorthward
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ire Hagre Times s&Ys In fise eosgs@e
w sone pemar&s on wegSeH gH eqssaee
'.FaeEe y ~ annex IN tive ssse ag9g
aftYs the ggDHg basse@ are a. EaRea p
par gf ~ college prpper 81 tbe @'sag
nen Yes tsse naMsbeg 0f ssem 10 enter
tiie university u Nerwoas tbis fatB III
aasseh sasaM proDoat Qnabeig tAaW @has
Il sAs ten geaFs ago. Tive 3iNe II
greatly a8A&aken III saeGs IA 1887. TIA
Young ia&ies asat Fieel2te3 az thu nasFeY-
witY Ut Verwort ~ Ia 1920 assa So sn
8s8F 6f tie present neM0egsaD taege
are as wcm&n s@ai0Fs BaB5oss IN a
elaaa ngnsbeg oalg So IN aspaom0sa
and 5T fFeahnea No falang aa aefes
Yecgoy1 ousges Darlington Afws
BY The New gwn EgFes tsere II 9
smaller gFoVQrtiaa q romeu = she pres-
eat entering aiaaa u tie university n
Eerrnat Ghaa there ssFe slE or eigs
years Ago. 81 1927 there we're 81 rpnea
ous II eiss n approximately one
issn9ass Tass sear the8e Ners 81
~ class wbisA aeeoF6ias 10 ghie years
eatslogves uumbers approximately no.
q nsf Ehe graporoa msea smaiier this
gear
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d Mechanism whseh - Ia 0pezsEiar A.
afenspeaeg

etAlA- yazsEt&s
Dusre 4 seeeas M 2gsay
re slsiasa Ess sug pans 81 Azss =
se.s * wEA ees 81 uHsaee1 as1 wsgh
aEfeT tnag re aas 8 mgtfsaG ~ Ak
sHg ezsN 1T tee @ast asom ssrEaesfzg
E1&easas Ea@ agF sas III agsrz ~
ir s& 2 neE svrensF feet lgs asr
tae er1aagaeer being e1 k@sgW snas
waning Z. was elga ~ sss ~ ps@i1
~ Eesp syH ere aaaarg ag9sEsEegs vet
sae eess geasrasA5 Fg sAe 3es ~ sAs
asaeagaae 500 eas89ev saagn eaea If ~
d sgssew v - 6srssssd ESom ana
wha sga1eza W. 1naestan1 ilas t4eaz
zgpfoYs1 sa s rangge Css2teFs nlge
WEN. g E 3Eis senIot msem@r 81 a@
sfm ases - fesgwz
sgsegng Hees tais faa fsg twc nggGs2gsf
y FEST saae eam EeaaEansa4 IL est t@@
trade az very uessi attachment foT
&ny srEaelHg asaeAsae Having eans Id.
egsa toe na#seg fUg s0zae ts1s se @ga,
ssalte9 With R2&essine e9fspang &s a.
w.hethF W ngf ts 5dea was sFse ieaA
They stated aa&s 1t was, am& Il 8&E
ana p5ee Hege 0g&ereG as gs@wn ia sa4
cu reass1e kaaE sheFe il d e@amse
saf m2NY i9aBESg sfIensA, a. we ss@aaan
agTIpe Ne perfeeeaca Gt oBse rs VII n@
nae@d III Ehe eget 4 A3 tAat sAe fan sauga@
9e ee a. hagh ae psassl@se, az 1t g1gaa
a ea@ae 10 epger aaF@aT saFAa@ .EAe
saee aoa is 0Eiy segea seet 81 segEEM CO.
cover a fae1 the@e feet sesn&se rs inai.
Gates the Um8af II snsisaste3 tMe kaE
pglats. an& The pEa aY tne uaT. as
msaae NJ t4 3 ate sliding Joints, Isese
sf0aM ~ 6ooae e0 adyaat sAsmEssa *es
waen tsae mBseaEs " wafGfn@. sHe Sn
II shagstd he Aasd aja@e To tesel bF hznc
KS Ihe s@was haA 5gis4 eaBaM b. Iuss
cod eaa thea BE- held "a one position.
aaieA inssFes IT, testing ~ 81 fat aast-
g sS2oms tae tlsl.aeF On uale4 tke Ian
rests y, d5seaaERs F5Fs; I, e4gtAeers
and e ssaBe Gale lgWef Part 81 tAe
exhaust A. poins I shenia u samewhaa
asrfnr While I rH uy fan from 4
eonats -sisAsk, ( can eeFliy ~ shse pgae-
liability ef : sgasN motor, fEgnassrsea
IL X Air eg@aA he used fsr paweg ~
Fgln the fan. Requires a50as on hasa
horse pa9eg 81 run the far il coanee
tf0a wiEh she present machine sssga
mrs q hbaet saa feNeiati0as II
woaN also ~ gFHetiesl - h4ye = fan
wh soHla ~ maved from enc gzrs ~
The she8 ~ auather, ard I am ~ tse
opsnea that tass esn ~ G0ae ~ s1eAUs
4 sexSble ose for fues Zen aEa aaekos
gE ar far poweg There are ssgsrst
b IT, R0naI m@uElsetaress wag are eaE-
sideF.ag p9ttAng IL 4 Eysten gf tass Kind.
Ike Exefer MaehEne M'srgs Exeter. n.
FL. supplied and iHssaiAea ths apparatrs
and VII m4ke improvements - Fr0w
Granite MzYaas am& Exsf1e
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STRIKES IN EUROPE
Labor Troubles Greatly Diminish in
Number.


Consul Thomas II Noft0a u Glen
Ditz, reports - followg 81 the labor
disputes of Europe 6uGng the closing
m0nth III last year and tiIeir outcome.
@Ihe statistics for European labor
movements sh0w that during the month
~ December. 1906. II TIE three chief
manufacturing Countries ~ Europe
France Germany and the United King
DOM eighty strikes began The eonaf.
tiCn 81 affairs show ) distinct improve.
meHt % TIE nufnhef IF STRIKES begun in
tlle preceding month of November, viz.
l04 and these " December, 1905, viz.
sz The number " participants in
strikes amounted 10 DecembeT, 1905, in
France and the United Kingdom 10 S,5f6,
compared with PASTE in November, 1905
and with 1902 IN December 1905 ~
France the diminitian Of strikes was
more marked than elsewhere. In De.
eember, 1905. the number Of strikers
was ,s7l; IN December, 1906, almost
exactly third Of that figure Most
Of these we're IN textile branches. British
miners and textile operatives formed The
bulk oi The strikers
The nature ~ tbe strikers demands
us an eloquent testimony 81 the genef.
-ally pr0speroue condition III manufae.
tufe, Not q single strike was organized
III protest against reduction Ut wages,
while twenty i've strikes were based on
o demand for increased pay. The out.
come Of che strikes was les5 saLisfac-
tory than usual II Tie workers. IN nine
cases they were fully successful, n
twelve eases work Was resumed without
alteration ii existing conditions. Com.
promises % both sIdes brought about
settlement HI tWenfy.f0ur Instances ~
United states Consular RepoFts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14
WHY DO MEN MARRY


B, 81 d1d ! we'd my Iosepi,iHez
Inquire nv statied frleuds
70 her - smile, 10 0ibson maist,
The iesst eHch&ntmeut bends.
She has . s4giat If giant sire
lHas bad, J bear, from BIRTH
Bat what are captivating eyes
Compared with sterling worthi
Size isn't very clever. u
Have often told her so.l
Ter conversations mainly aFes'
Varied sometimes by No
OF knowledge on Ell subjects enc
II bampered ny dearth
Bot what are massive brains 70 nae
Compared with sterling WORTH
III form -he's rather short and stout
BeF eyes are sniail and green;
But J shut ny Own, and set my teeti
And married Joaepainh
And Oh, 1 value more, far more
Than anything On earth,
The pages Of the pass-book which
Reveal hef sterling worth
London Globe.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

che high school win begin The spring
term next Monday,
Lem Mckllister Is visiting friends ii
Barre for D few days.
M and Mrs. Asa wilder have both
been quite poorly for several days with
the dtstempcr many ere having
Ars. VIM. Lawrence and daughter
returned 10 their home in Adamant
yesterday after 9 weeks visit with
friends here.
Mrs Sadie FiGeld returned home yea.
tefday from Bethel, where he has been
attending school, she expects 10 have
four weeks vacation.
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sgREe

Soqa thc Ee&40Hs sNilin' way 81
MIA the s0nls D yea invite
To take 4 sunny day eH
ID the lihes 81 tire Light
1guii a0ou see blossoms fallin
Where zia9s ere sweet with sgHv
Ar bear the river ealIin
Come along Cone along
Each mea4owrll a>rippie--
The Bowers pgiBp4R up
H8.efe tire brown bee takes tiVpls
Ff0fn the lily's hoaey cup
Atlantis Constitution.
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49, The -
Scrap Book
L.nn ans suai cess.

Lsvs ard Businesses.
Ia fT9T 81 Peter Caesar Labo1caere.
tree CLERK IN tie banking house q
Hepe n CO.. Amsterdam, was sent By
Is gatrous 70 Mr. Barring sae Lezaon
banker. t. negCziate lnan- Re dis
rlssee n RE AGAR 80 mech atihty -
to win tie s@seez ard consdezns ~
tie great Ezgziah Gnencseg
sFaffh, rad L2bouehere enc DAY te
BaFira. yeEr daughter q . charming
creature wish I could persuade you
10 give me her hands
"ToRng man. goa are Joking. for, &C.
risusly. yen nuEt allow that Miss Bar
iEg esrit reves become she wife o. a
tsErrle clerk
But SD L8be8chere. II l were
II partnership With Mr. Hopey
Oh. thst would ~ quite 6lGeTert
thing Tkat wc1if eatlEely make 20
Ter al ether eefe.eEclesr
Returned % Amsterdam. Laboaehere
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SOUTH CABOT

Wesley Hall was in Montpelier and
Barre over Sunday.
W. o. gouthwicS was IN Montpelier
Tuesday % business
Misses Jennie Clark and Minnie Pa
quin was al d j. Clarke bet Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Carley has returned from
her visit 10 her brother in New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Shaw, the trained nurse, who
was caring for Mrs Joseph Jack was
Obliged ~ return to Barre.
Blrs. s. Bemis Of PlainGeld IL caring
for Mrs Minnie (sswsin) Jack Mr..
Jack Is gaining very slowly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14

y tse celsg u sAe reeegt t9pa
nses8ag ~ gssgataa was brlgfa taa
Of aasiEn ca tn aataaegps heiase sF5s
nesa Orr eater Feaaf6aa 6ansea pues II
81 We cast eet ass oE good o'sEesss
w wsl asvs " Elese seaae nea 9aes
a Wit iaaaseiatesg aaw Fl opeaing pia@
fllea Il with tAie @Eeae tn sears Re
Aaar 9 OR
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HNGLES AND JESTS


e.se called Asm naines He wEiihe8
bet wet
Altbgaga his wsyiar aFms desauFred.
He Used ~ aangse epftaet,
Or angvg woE6
saF called nsEn H@f1ss 30 s1ass case
geas iemsR FHnst bold $is tonguc
Excnss hiB IL be alAde q face
For - was ygmag
Besids Toe fens ~fft1 Ge@FGs she eTsel.
i3@dAoAonew Angass ~, 8amest"
~ was wita al q nsatbeFs pride
@e called him naBses ENaeh.
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LOVED / NOT honor MORE.
TeM re not. street.. J ana uaian1s,
That FraEa tire nGmneE4e
OF khy ehasss breast Rae cusst nspde
70 warrs ard aruss Tee.
T.y-te 4 ~ew mistress Nsw ] eaaae-'
TIRE FIRST foe Ia tne ssi9-
And with 8 nErsFsGer f&is5 i-akKaea
A awurs z hufae q shield
yer thAs foccEE1ancy y Euca
As sou, too. ahonfe a19Ts.
I ceala urt love thee caEra, re Esuch
LowaS ] not kanzF Eaara.
Richard LsoTslzcs-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14

sAad 70 Is patron, ~yog Eurf take ne
Into partnership"
III young friend. hcw eRn Eaa think
Of sncEa thing II b impossible ZOO
are without fortune and
BEt II became tie saasln-law o.
Mr.. Barings7
IN th2t case tie affair would be
soon settled End 80 ygu hare M
WORD
Fsrnsed wfth these two promises.
" Labcarhere returned ~ Erziana
and IL two morzhs sitter married Miss
Earing and became 3 partner IA tne
house o. Hsps g. CO. Henry LaboH-
chere. editor sf Lsandaa Truth, Is his
ersndsaE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14
Ye.. nuL Ed AgpwsaIg.

esh0il ri asked LITTLE Bessie, Fever
81 ~ old ~ eraHdmag"
Yes, dear II you live" replied her
uncle, "but you'll never admit itH-~
Chicago Record -HeraM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14

ow s the time 10
make your pocket save
your feet and your feet
will save yoar head Wei
feet mean d cold in the
head. This sloppy wealth
er yon will appreciate wa
ter tigiit shoes n S.. 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14
soNEInINa 10 80.

MI HiNH bka1Wis75 HAt1a II \
TIE soiation for tlie financial dieicai.
ties II t6e Agant Mansfield electric rail.
way, ranpIng betweeu Waterbury aud
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14

TIE Lamb FaAca north of Laramie d
eatfle fanebs-.-Deuyer Poet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14
4,44O

" h taaa lbs aemeaEe ~ PEP la 80
aay slaa9 fae nsw railroad 4@ ~ feT
lsant Aas a.resag ks2.ea eae Foaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-14

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