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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
SILVER BACKBONE.
PROPOSES DOCTOR

rhilalclphia, Pa. Jan. ll.-Dr.
Ernest La Place. OF The stan Of
the Medico-Chirurgical hospital.
has performed n remarkable op-
GRAFTON upon Richard Virgins.
a driver. mashed between his
wagon and II gate. and having
his back broken in two places.
causing paralysis. The opcra-
tion consisted in the removal of
fifteen particles of s%plintere,i
bone. which pressed against Tia.
spinal cord. 1t Is proposed to
insert III the vertcbral structure
n number of silver plates. Ia
take the place of the fractured
and splintcred vertebrate.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
DEATH Turks IN
SE|DuTz POWDERS
Young Woman Takes One ano
Dies---Drug Has Effect
On The Heart.

London. Jan. 1.-THE familiar seidlitz
powder may be fatal poison If improp-
erly used.
Al inquest into the death of n young
woman teacher IN WreXham has re
vcaled that she took the contents of "a
blue packet With some tartaric acid
and died a few mute afterwards.
II affected her heart.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
PLAN TO LEASE wife
CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
Milwaukee Judge Hearing THAI
Husband Also Proposed to
Sell Her, Grants Decree.

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. II. That her
husband Louis pingfeld,. aged -.
get another woman is alleged by Lizzie
Dingfeldt in divorce proceedings. Sh"
was granted !: decree by Judge Halsey
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
SMOKES IN BED.
FIRES WHISPERS.
BURNS TO DEATH.

Hit,endalii. MINI. Jan. II. Th"
~coronor's Jury In the case of Sakari
Sundbcrg. ;" years old. who was
found dead IN bed. near here. has
returned a verdict Of death from ac-
cidental causes
In lighting his PIPE, while in bed.
his whiskers caught fir" ard COM
municatc1 The flames 10 the bed
ding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
LEFT HER Husband
TO DIE IN OLD HOME
Mrs. Banks, Incurabiy III. Waves Him
Farewell Prom Ship in River.

New York. Nov. s3.-when William
Bankc. a baker Of Port Morris, awoke
In the morning he found that his wife
Anna and son William. 10 years old
had left home during the night. He
knew whittier bic wife had taken The
boy and FASTENED 20 the North German
LLOYD line piers IN Hoboken.
The steamer Maine was just leaving
for Bremen a. he rushed on the pier,
On the daek be saw Mrs. Banke and
The boy waving him 4 farewell. II was
too late 70 get them of The ship was
already in the North river.
They had al come from Nordhausen
in the Hartz Mountains. Six months
ago Bankc opened a shop and prospeFed
Six weeks ago Mrs. Banke awoke with
pain in her side and the doctor told
her Il was due to cancer She wa
operated upon. hut the surgeons said
relief was only temporary.
She wanted 70 90 back to Nordhausen
10 die, but her husband refused to ae-
company her.
She left a note saying;
AS you viii not 90 back with me
and Willie to our old home, we are 20
ing there alone, 80 that may die and
be buried among those who we're with
me at my cradle. love you, but ! must
say farewell forever"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
SNAKE MADE THE
HIGHBALLs SCARCE.
visited The Bar After Putting The
Guests Of Frankfort Hotel to Flight.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. PA large
snake routed guests, clerks and bell
boys in the office Of hotel here, after
which be made it, way into the bar and
performed like feat with the bartend-
ers-
The snake circled through the glasses
on the sideboard and using his tall
with telling effect In employing high
ball and cocktail glasses, when Grover
Land, catcher for tie Toledo baseball
club of the American association appear.
cd on the scene.
The minute the snake caught sight Of
the ball tosscr IL made jump for him
and wrapped itseif around Lands right
Ter. The latter grasped the snake
around the throat and choked IL to
submission.
TIE snake bad been left IN a glass
box III the office of the h0tel by d farm.
err, and. when he became warmed no
from tie heat Of tie stove. bFpke out
from its confinement II was about Al
big around AZ an axe handle and twice
as long.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
srArE eRANaE pRooRAM.
Thirty sixth Annual Meeting 10 BE Held
IN Burlington Dec. i0.ia

The program 81 tha thirty-sixth an.
nnAl meeting 81 the Vermont state
Grange, 20 open 10 burlington AZ Armory
han Tuesday Afternoon, December 10
al II o'clock, "a a. lollowsi
Tuesday, December 10.
Opening of grange Ia hfth degree
calling the roll appointment Of commit
teo On eTedcntiaisi report 81 the execu'
tive COMMITTEES.
Afternoon session 1880, Annual ad
dress Of the woFtny state maateri an
nouncmnent Of standing committees
introduction 81 resolution without de-
bate.
Evening session. 7s90 o'clock Re.
port 1T committee on creienflalsi ex.
complication of the third and fourta
degrees BY West Randolph Grange, No
eco, j. L. Hutchinson. master.
Wednesday. December n.
Unfinished business report 81 romo.
ma and subordinate granFesi report Of
standing eommitteesi election Of TIVE
members II tho executive committee
suggestions for the good a the order.
Afternoon session. 80 o'clock. Dedl'
cation ol Morrill, hall agricultural build
Ing under the auspices u the Vermont
state Grange Al the university q Yer
mont gymnasium. Grand Master q. w
Pierce, II nrattieboro, presldlngi lnvei
cation, II. II. llolmes, chaplain Vermont
State Grange; song. Greeting" Obefof
quaftcitei presentation address on be.
half Of toe state. Gov. + y. pfoctorI ae
ceptance by the university. President
N. H. Bnckhamg dedication ode. ObeTor
quarteites dedicatory address, ex-Got
/ y. J. natchelder 81 New Hampshire
master National Grange remarks, DE
L. II, Bailey. director college Of Apricnl
turc. Cornell university, fthica. y. "
remarks. Elementary Agriculture anf
Manual Training in Public schools" ths
lion. Mason s. Stoue. state supeflnten
dent ~ cdueation; closing song. Oborof
quartctte; bencdiotion. Il u hoped soal
the secretary o. the assistant secretary
~ agriculture may b. present.
Evening session. 1880 o'eloek.--Cou
ferring the sixth degree cxemplifyinl
the unwritten work. inparting the an
nunl work.
The 0beron quaftette Of Laconia. y
IT.. will furnish music during the sessior
81 the State Grange.
II Il expected that National Master
Batcheldcr viii be present Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
Imported Jerseys Out Of Quarantine

The beautiful Jerseys purchased for
&c. /. Hood on the Island Of Jersey have
iust arrived az Hood farm from the
quarantine station. These animals are
all in perfect condition and are beauties
There are fbirty-0ne head consisting 81
cows hi milk, heifers To calve In The
spring and some calves. The COWS
bear the marks characteristic Of
thorough Island breeding. They and
their progeny will undoubtedly make
some remarkable records under the
careful handling AZ Hood farm.
Three of these cows are by Eminent
I'd. bull that was sold fox $4,000 NJ
auction. Six 81 them are By Leda's
Golden Lad. half brother 70 stockweIl,
that sold ii this country lass spring for
SiI 800, A. auction Leda's Golden Lad
was imported At long price and ~ now
owned BY Mr. Rockefeller. The otneF
cows IN The iot gre equally well bfei
Tie heiiefs are especially beautiful,
being about two years old and in per.
feet condition, Just showing flesh enough
fo took well and feel right. Some of
tAase heifers are bred To such bulls AZ
Combination, Noble 81 Oakland. Sultan
"a ASMtN44A tftA LII p tffffaA4 FtWt %N Fftf4
known 10 Jersey breeders III this coun
try. There n ona valuable bnIl BIZ Com.
bfnation Ott III d daughter u Tie SO,
g00 bull Eminent 2d This daughter Of
Eminent 2d Il among the iot purchased
fcr Ais. Hood.
This berd 81 imported Jerseys will
undoubtedly help materially In maintain.
ing tie great reputation IF Hood farm
NJ TIVE home of the largest and best Jer.
sev nerds In the world. soFne of tbese
cows and heifera, when put On yearly
authenticated test under THE control oG
tile American Jersey Cattle club SIRE eg-
peeted ID rake some new champion re-
cords ~ gefsey eoHs IN this country,
ana waen they 90 into the elaw ring
viii, 40 Doubt bring many H1gFe prizes
and fffgNus % H0od farm. Thee great
femalea hage Been bought N mate With
the famous bali, Hood Farm roais 9TH,
sal,ed at $4,000 Iie y tke only bull
III tae worhg entered IN ne Register ~
Merit wh0se size and dam are kkewise
entered. re has tbe distinction II being
the ean 0f tie Wofi8is Fair champion
COW, Fiagis. and Il the sire ~ toe world i
champion tssk heifrf, Figgis gotta of
Hood farm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
NEEp MoRE RAILRoAp room.
shops Of Rutland r. r. al Rutland
Must Be Enlarged.


Tho shops II the Rutland railroad
company at Rutland win he increased
10 > large exteut within the next year
Or two 4 an assured fact. The company
4 AZ present very much cfampcd for
room and with tue continual increase
in engines Of a larger type, cars and
other equipment, the need Of greater
shop capacity l. Increasing correspond.
IngIy. The move has already been start.
Ell in the substitution Of electric power
for steam IN the shops and the erection
Of 4 power house NJ the northwest cor.
ner II the car shop on Furnace street.
This Is only small beginning bat
Il i fofcrunnef Of much larger things
q come. This building 4 70 BE- 80 By
80 feet IN dimensions and % feet high
aud 4 being constructed Of steel and
concerto. IN 4 viii BE- placed two 40
horse power motors, a steam boiler and
an air compressor. the exhaust steam
from The boiler 70 be utilized Ia heating
the buildings. The boiler 4 20 be used
10 operate the air compressor, most Of
the hand too 4 being run by compress
Cd air. The bailr0ad company has maic
ten yearS contract with the Rutland
Railway, Light and Power company 10
furnish the electric power and i Il
estimated that from rs % 100 horso.
power win be needed to operate the ma
ehinery.
y. g. Clever, superintendent ~ mo
tive power. stated yesterday that a
big increase IN shop capacity IL greatly
needed and that II Il bound to come. For
instance, a new and larger car repair.
ING and paint shop and an up.to.date
boiler shop will BE- absolutely necessary
within a year or two and with the en-.
largcment Of the shops an increase in
the working force win be a natural con.
sequence.
All Of the engines and passenger cars
Of the company are repaired IN this
city. while the freight cars are repaired
a. Malone, n. Y. About $4,000 was ex-
pended by the company last year in en-
iargng and improving the Malone shops.
10 extensive an undertaking as ~ con.
templated in this city could not be &C.
complished IN one year but Il will IN.
d0ubtedly be- brought about NJ fast e.
Che men in charge Of the eompany's f.
nances think the conditions warrant the
expenditure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
pRIsoNKR soLIDERs.
Men IN House 81 Correction Have Organ.
llaa Military compaIes.

Rutland, Nov. 81. Through the IN.
structioaa of Corp. }, o Hess Of Com.
pany A Y n O.. a battalion which
win equal che state troops 10 dFill and
appearance. hes been Organised among
tAe prisoners q the house u correction,
The men are enthusiastic Ia the work
and enter into Il with a viii. Among
the prisoners are two o. three regular
army men who act as officers. There
are at present four companies With all
the officers. including captains, ieuien.
ants, sefgeants and e0fporals and over
100 men dfill each night
AZ ftJ0 o'clock tho men leave thelf
benches IN the marble shop and 81 %
their cells where they put on The mill.
tary uniform. These are made Of brown
cloth with black stripe aud ara very
neat IN appearance. The major and cap
taina have The regular soldier straps and
the non commissioned officers wear The
cheyrons which slRnlfy their Office.
An hour a spent In going THROUGH
the drills. The hrat part Of which i de-.
voted g. setting mp exercises. Tho last
half huir 4 given up 10 the military
din, and from the school Of the soldier
squad and company through battalion
drill. 20 passing IN review, the men move
iNe elockwafk. an the male prisoners,
unless excused b. the house doctor, afs
required 70 take this outdoor exercise
whether long or short term mon. Toe
beginners are schnoled ~ night by Mr
ness, who Is keeper a the institution.
The marching 4 done 70 music fur.
nished BY good ilfe and drum corps
Mr.. Hess has now branched ont and
started Z brass baud. Fifteen 81 the long
term men received their FIRST lesson N
reading music last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
4 difference Wanted.

She rad eane into the store 10 buy
tableeggtis and tae stated IL the begin.
ming fiat sbe wanted sosnesaing eneW E
Tae szlesmsn was patient and showed
her everything IN stock but n9AIng
suited.
aDh. searsr sne exclaimed faAsily,
Ahzysna SOS Anything different =
TIE clerk brought eut ane of tae dis
ezrsad iahleesoihs that e hzJ put bsek
~ ~ sSsif ard aid. wish au str y in
tsfesfs
eHexq s che - TIE very newest e.
sirrs nafarr. SOS ses fSs esnsrs j. II
~ adds and tee bsF5er r4Bs gSekt
sroaud tie siesT
4whr. xes. f.et re have fhst 0res
she sid sageris --PlailadelFAia Ledger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT,


Ealr preparations and dandrur cures
- 4 rule. are sticky 81 Irritating sfAifH
that 90 90 earthly seed Hair when not
diseased. grows naturally. luxuflanlif
pandruf u the cause ~ nlne'tenghs Of
an hair trouble. ana dandrpa j. caused
~ : germ. The only. way - cure dAnd'
run II 10 hiii the GERM and. - faf, the
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the eofm Il NeNtron iierpielde-
absolutely harmless. ffee from HftaHe.
,dlmcnt. aye matter 81 dangerous dfuaa
Il ailhyn itching Instantly makes hair
glossy and noft a. allh Destroy the
cause. you rsmovp the effect" sod b.
leading druggists. Send 10 IN stamps faf
sample a THO iieFpiolda Co. Detroit
Nleh.
I've stses--fe rants ana Ht.op.
\. A. Drown. Special Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
a c.nsaI.n.. oplnIen o pouI.ry Faea.

a Canadians Opinion o. Poultry Foods
Experience Is the best teacher even
time. II is fortunate that all do NOT
have to 60 through the same expert
enee. Some can have the benefit Of
that which others have gone through
What W. j. Mcclary Of Frost village
Que, says about the use Of Poultry
Foods will be Of especial value TO tlioss
who keep poultry. Here Is bis letter
u have been using Pages Perfected
Poultry Food for some time past with
excellent results. would say that IN
feeding get better results than with
any other food on the market and at .
smaller cost"
ANY one sending BIS address on y
postal card TO q. n. Page, Hyde Park
Vt, and mentioning this paper, VIII re
eeige by mail. free, postpaid. q sample
package at ~pa RS Perfected Poultry
5ood."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
FAUEcE OPPOSED
10 GRETEA GREEN.
SIS AUndesirable Couples" Came From
Massachusetts Last Year, he Says.

Providence, Nov. 25 President WI.
RI. r. Faunce Of Brown university SAYS
IN 1905 926 Massachusetts couples
both parties being fesideats By that
state, came here 10 be married. I will
not say that they were undesirable Ritz
zens. foF that " b periigns expression,
but thev were AT least undesirable
couples. Last year so couples eame
here III TIE same way from Massaehu-
sefts.9
President Fannce thinks that II might
" vel II state Senator RathboBs
Gardner wDald introduce bin in the
next legislature 10 reform this pFac~
tice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
GILMAN GIRLS TO
THE FRONT AGAIN
One Sister Of Mrs. Corey WEEDS "cham-
plon Barker; Another Elopes.

San Francisco, Nov. 23r--Rnby Gil
man, youngest sister Of Mrs. Mahelle
Gilman Corey, 4 about 20 present 10
the wife Of the head Of the steel trust
a new br0ther.in law. Charles Hegcrdon,
Who elories IN the title Of champion
heavyweight barker Of the West"
Another pieee Of news which Nf
and Mrs. Corey are ~ yet unaware u
TIE clopement three weeks ago Of Pearl
Gilman and Charles w. AIisky, vaudc'
VILE manager In Stockton and saera.
nento. Their romance began IN Los
Angeles, when Pearl and Euniee Gilman
we're ailing an engagement there IN Sep
tembef.
AirA corey's parents are IN New York,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
rsTATr OF HELra j. DIiLia0HAm,

STATE or vKRAOsT. ia PROBATE Gcsft,
District ~ Washington, s&. held w M9gtpslA
ter Iii afsd f0Y SAID UiKtfiEt. On ne III oar
III November Al N. 1901.
Burt II. Wsilg, AaniiHsesFa t0r with ti1e Wlil
annexna nj EksN eKt&sG af WN8en MI fyi8itaKbaBa
isfa az fhs 1ity u Barre, ia satd District, 81
eeSsea pYeaen& his sdallNiHtfatlan aa@eiaat I'm
exagniGafsgn aa5 allowance. ana niA&ea April
cation gasf I Geesee ~ ui&8ibatiUa aNd ss%3ti~
tgon 81 tie estate 0f saiJ deceased. WHersupaa
HI X ordered ~ s#3G Court that fAta aeee1nt
agsa aid applieafsoH ~ referred ~ = sssss9u
fsieFeaf III On ieia IL tige Probate Dfaes ~ easa
Montpelier BIZ The istA DAP ~ Deekhlef, a, ~,
fg1. Nh hearing aaa dsesslpH shsfenn &nn
Il n further ordered i8sAf mgfi1s hefegf y FsR.
IN u ND peFs0ass interested. ~ publication "a
40 sasDe a4ree NGeks successfully ~ gas Barre
y5aliy TIMES, 4 aewsp2pef FaBs4sixed Al We A4sy
NJ Baysa Ia thIs STATE pe@yieast1 sA3d ttns
appointed fgs AseaFaFg, tysf tkeY ussy afeess ~
- n sfnsH zssd Ylaes ana show eafisSs n any
sBey msaY have, Why eAsd atae91nt fADa1 ngs
~ aFtsysea aaa sued decree nAaas.
By the Court Attest,
Wen goy 20, Dee ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
JEW FOR MAYOR or ROME.
Ernst Nathan 10 BE The Anti-clericai
Candidate.

Rome. N0y. "a Tie Anti CIerie1is
who gained a great s5etofg IN the ssH-
erzl 4nuaieipal elections. held = ibis
eitT Nes. ie. nave dseidei e esset Esrss
Nathzn nagor Of Eefne. AiF. kstaaa's
fzasilr esteafsd hosfsitziisY Is EHglsns
70 faisenpx sfazzini ahsn Be aas exilez
from hix native aauasfF. Erast Azthan
Nas originally a. Erglisamsas 8 wes
1nsv ! few years ago tsst g. beesfrs aH
Italian sMisssst. Ha vail ~ he asst
Jse = s. made mayer q Kosas H Is
former sx-zrsnd Hssssf Of ne Free
1lsanna.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
I'm the LIGHT"

Is where you'll be Thanksgiving day II
you call IA In A. once and have "a in.
stall those Brilliant Electrical Lights Of
ours that are 80 popular. Wherever W.
put them 10, whether home, Office, o.
factory, you're always in the Light" a.
soon as our work Is finished. Quit
darkness and get into the light" Of our
superior electrical work. Cost won't
hurt you.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25

"fIurrahi" exclaimed tho inventor Of
pfedigested bay. q man has lived -four
days IN q mine on nothing but oil aud
wood
well. what's IN that 20 about about.
"pienty. You're stupid. II gives ne
q new idea ior = breakfast food. -
philadelphia Ledger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25

a due IN a large measure 70 abuse Of
the bowels. BY employing drastic purga.
tives. To avoid al danger, use only DR..
Kings New Life Pills. the safe, gentle
cleansers and inwgorators. Guaranteed
10 cure headache, biIiousnesa, malaria
and janndice. At Red Cross pharmacy. 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
THOUSANDS SEEK WORK IN
CANADA, BUT CAN'T FIND 1T
worirmen Quit United States 'only TO
Become Migrants.

Niagars Falls, Ont, Nov. 2a.-~Uuem.
ployed laborcr1 from the reduced forces
u big industries throughout The United
States are pouring over che Niagara
frontier into Canada. Thry arc drawn
here by tales Of great Canadian pros
pcrity and Of q strong demand for labor
IN Tire railway construction camps.
Hundreds land Ia Canada panpers, anl
a. there u no work for them Il a Al.
most certain that they viii spend the
winter - Migrants IN county iails.
United states officials. Il - said,
when these seek 20 return, refuse all
but American citizens. The others have
10 pay a 81 head tax, which they cannot
do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
ABOUT THE STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

Eugene ladne, IT,, II prth. aged four
years, while trying 70 gain q ride on nis
fathers team, caught one foot ia the
wheel spokes an suffered the fracture 81
tne leg below tie knee.
Frank 4. Sihicy OF TIE Boston Globe
stall addressed the Mems club Of The
North Congregational church, ~. donna.
bury, Thursday evening upon some Of
bis interesting newspapeF experiences.
The Rev. George Gllmour, former
assistant pastor q the Rutland Con.
efrntional church. aas recently taken
a charge IN seattle, Wash. on four
m0uths' trial BY the congregation Of
the Fret free church Of Seattle.
stephen Laird, VINO died recently At
hla home IN Rochester, was - years
old. with one exception, Was The oldest
person IN town. lie was born IN liocheas
Ter and had always lived there. lie WAS
a veteran Of the Civil War.
Tho present year wiz probably "a
on record as the, hammer year Cor wed.
delugs IN Burlington, the number being
Tar Ia cxoess ot any previous year,
There werc tWenty.threc weddings last
month which hfeaka the monthly record.
There have been eleven 20 far IN Noyem.
her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
FOR SALE


MAPLE SUGAR FOE aALE--A rev han-
afad poan8s n eheiee 1aapie saRAf nsie ifgsa
tne 81 ~ Hard sfeH8rn ~ DFAhEs Gaa bg
,saa IN ea}3ina as 81, n Fgankila assees. ~ NJ
u, Il. Perry W tha AFsFsfi Nils, EAfFs. w
Fslss psr snspouna psiA, slza @asA
FDH AAl.K~ fynA FaewsFs range eAsap. M.
ssaigs as " BsHlnsFg stress llf1
FDR SAL 10. halk ksy dssfyefsH y aey
p8f& " the a8sFs Apply a f1Hstlss HifeAi@s ~
ses4s ef1eFs IS kastsa4a bfDiAffs sssfs xAgN
PuR EA2.E--A AsYss 81 COED eeaasfssH, bag
~ sleigh sha A&F8ess, 4aaiF ~ 80 AgfG
Bssa street. z1if
goR eAIY@Oae pair Gyse4f-eia h9fskss
sgelzft sA&sut b hs8. tspna asa st&e workers.
assd rs ssoas tezas ais safsrekf. b1ia nsezHse
hate rs work fss faeEa. Ark Nsise@, tssgkFg
81 Nttr
reg sAs,F.s 1ifsssYezs taagk ssit. aaasc
sc Asas, Y7ssFsaahAF broke Saa fearless ~
81 sbers4. Biaek Bssk kSSsa AA2s1f e
ssnas end ses4ts ~ psakas epwi 49, WI
T.aks ; 90 nasss sbea Hsfdfs1. 80 - sssn
81 G R My9as HysTg. s,a Ciy hgsAl a4
~
EoR SALTS 81 taak aaias ~ Tsiiees,
alM. rfxek Nemr arc fUoiezfQfs ~ y Hts
e-,sdfltss. : - tss.sestss safsfg ~ esss, KeF
sefssrIsssss inasifs e q ~ e .. =. btfekNss
. iiiSsNstQans ~
F0R I.s.-fi aatFssaid fBfzlsafs. so1aaksA2
- eHzfpxse 12k E2salatst s1sf, eEs 81 q
6isass esd assff gssfel hssssAFil tfsaelfs
Aaa IS E1lses FseoafikFh rfs1 = fsstres
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

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g0und. Fof sale. 10 let etrs-sheft adteftlea'
rnsnta~at ina fafs ~ fear linsa fef tueufFsnfe
cents for tha nfat inaeFtton ana nta cesa To-
esuh 81 hsn4aeat insaftigA.