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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-12
MONTANA IS
FOR ROOSEVELT

HELENA. Mont, May 1.-THE
Republican primaries held today
elected delegates to the State cor
vention at Butte on Thursday only
one ward instructed for Taft, and
the Sixth ward endorsed Roosevelt
for third term.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-12
TOnOpdh Extension
Opposed to Merger
.~~~~~~~A~A~~>>>~~~~~~>~~

the of the Eastern press ana
papers that of the three
Mining Montana Tonopah and
Tonopah Extension contemplated Mr. Donald b. Glhes
this
upon question being him by Bonanza repre-
the Extension included in the
the Extension would moment
consolidation There time about year
ago proposition similar made and
absolutely denies
people have view such as this
Gilies, fine physical condi-
and development
thus far leads to the mines
in
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REr0RE AND AFTER.

Before We were married. said
she. his displays of affection were
positively overdone,
And uow?"
They are very rare. EXCHANGE,
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TROUBLE AHEAD.

Book Agent--Madam, | was re.
auested to call on you to show you
this great work. How to Cook Prop
erly."
Madam--Who sent you?
Book Agent-Your husband
New York Press.
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IL you desire ruling or binding In
= nrst-elass manner call up the Bo-
aanza and our solicitor will attend
10 your wants.
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Cooperation seals OF every descrlp.
tion furnished on the shortest notice
by the Bonanza.
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Through interview with Captain
George Rawhide the publca-
question appeared in the Nevada State Journal
which portray interests and advantages OF
ahe State
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Advertise in The Bonanza.
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Certincat,s of location ror sale at
rhis once
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
DIET TO CURE sLEEPLEssNEss.
Common Causes Of lnsomnia-lndi-
gestion and Hunger.

DR.. William Stevens says that in.
somnia is not a disease itself, but the
effect of an unhealthy condition of
body or mind When the cause is re-
moved the insomnia may be expected
to disappear.
Every physician has had stubborn
cases Of it which would not yield to
any treatment and for which change
of air or of scene became necessary.
But such cases as these should not
occur, and do occur only when
the sufferer has neglected precautions
that should have been taken when the
trouble first made itself manifest.
Insomnia results from causes which
can be removed II attended to in sea
son. The most common cause is found
in the digestive organs. Either insult
able food, causing insomnia as fea-
ture of indigestion, or insufficient food,
causing the patient to be kept awake
by hunger
There are few things which can be
universally recommended as diet for
sleeplessness, since what will agree
with one man will disagree with an
other. But two things that may al
most always be recommended are let.
tuce and celery.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
Fertile Lands Of the Globe.

1t is estimated that the fertile lands
Of the globe amount to 100000
square miles. the steppes to $4,000. 1000
and the deserts to 100000. Fixing
207 persons to the square mile for fer
tile lands. ten for steppes and one for
deserts as the greatest population that
the earth could possibly nourish,
scientists have arrived at the conclu-
sion that when the number Of inhab-
itants reaches 5000, 100000 the earth
will be peopled to its full capacity. At
present 1t contains somewhat more
than one-quarter Of that number II
the rate of increase shown by tho
latest census statistics should be uni
formly maintained the globe would be
fully peopled about the year 2072.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
BETTER THAN CIPHER WRITING.
South Sea islanders Have Unique
Way Of Sending Messages.

The day was warm and the sailor
turned on the electric fan and stood in
its refreshing breeze with pleased
smile.
I'D have my head shaved for the
summer he said, but on my scalp is
tattooed in Polynesian, Kill Atara and
Rarahu, the bloody traitors
you know, boss, wunst lived down
Samoa way. l lived the native life in
white hut matched with palm
leaves, my young wife wove garlands
of fresh flowers every morning for my
hair, and fed like native on nothin'
but baked breadfruit.
We'll, war ariz between our tribe
and another, and they sent me with a
message through the enemy's country
Fust they shaved my head, then they
tattooed the message on the skull,
then they made me wait till the hair
growed again"
He smiled pensively.
Mine was happy life In the South
seas" he said, "and if you ever want
a safe way to send a message, tattoo
1t on your messengers scalp and let
his hair grow over it."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
No Place for DOGS.

Is it impossible in Japan to keep a
good dog? l have twice had my dogs
disappear in a seemingly miraculous
way
AS l am well aware that there is a
great demand for dog skins, especially
those Of young dogs, we have been
careful in having our dog watched;
nevertheless, he disappeared the othel
morning.
Almost every foreigner has lost a
dog or dogs, and even sea captain
who was three days on shore had his
dog poisoned the first day he put his
feet on land.--Japan Chronicle.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
camphor to Break Up a Cold.

One of the most efficient remedies
for breaking up cold during its
earliest stage is camphor. When the
eyes begin to water and there is the
accompanying tingling Of the nose and
feeling Of chilliness, place three drops
Of camphor on = lump Of loaf sugar
and place the sugar in the mouth.
Repeat this every Is minutes till
four or FIVE doses have been taken.
At the same time place the feet where
they will become thoroughly warm.
This will usually prove effectual in
breaking up a cold II the cold Is taken
at its very beginning. For child but
one drop should be placed upon the
sugar, and five or six doses admins
tered.-Health.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
the Shrinking Sun.

One hundred years ago the diameter
of the sun was four miles greater
than 1t is now. One Thousand years
ago the suns diameter was 40 miles
greater than 1t is at present. Ten
thousand years ago It's diameter was
400 miles greater than it is to-day
The present diameter Of the sun ID
100000 miles, and If this diameter
were to shrink tomorrow to the e1
tent Of 10000 miles the change would
not be appreciable to common OBJ
servation, though a much smaller
change would not elude the delicate
astronomical measurement. - New
York American.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24

Within the last few weeks The
Statesman has sent notices to many
Of its out-of-town subscribers Of their
Indebtedness. A recent order Of the
Post Office Department, regulating the
matter admissible to second-class mail
privileges, compels all newspapers to
keep its subscription lists paid up.
Many have responded to our letters,
and the few who have not done 80
will please do SO at once. 1t is es-
sential that we conform to the postal
regulations and we can easily do SO
with the cooperation Of our patrons.
Let each one who received letter
from us make acknowledgment Of 1t
today. DO 1T NOW LEST YOU FOR
We are In receipt Of unsigned no
tIces from time to time which are
omitted for lack Of signature. Other
contributors get economical and write
their news on such small pieces Of pa
DER that they become lost among the
'sroer sheets on which such matter is
usually written. II 10 NOT often that
natter 10 intentionally omitted where
some good reason does not exist.
Therefore persons will do we'll to con-
form to the easy rssuIstIons which
govern mattsr for newspapers. 0ont
euse the sditer. Just lock snd ~ n
yeu srs Mt q faust.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-24
Literal Facts.

Some of the most unlucky king
and queens in history brought theii
misfortunes on themselves by their
bad judgment in crises
That's SO; for instance, botf
Charles L. and Mary Queen of Scots
at the critical moment Of theil
careers, lost thei: heads
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

ra5 r xe,sf. - xs,-..f,...4 y n
asn' sar,-ars-s 'I,,sF 4, ~. 49, -
@~arfsr T.,z~s;g,, ,.,'...-. -. - -.
1870 - f..rrirss.,r - $50
49, 1890 -.s~ss.y a. vs., 800.
1890 -aysa4.5 \. wv. -.,,a.s . A
1920 49, ~. rs.fi,s-.s .,-,-;.a.s
81 o. -. @.,-.,.'.,,, ..,- -.
.a.r ~ -. go n,,9y,..s - q.
~, -. - - ~ '. ..'- .'t..sa y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

The thousands as sznaa cream sens.
ruturs taar are being manufactured a.
err Eear are making great asFar
sncs ii aa1rT farming. sagz Ezrns
Prass Tie faaf that tna skim n.sz
Possesses va.aaale ges7tng QUALITIES Il
being realized more ~ TIE separator =
ssrter understood The maangszneas
% nix a11er EIie separator clan Is
aRlte different. and Is takes any enc
aaEa lr.le tine q gat rae hang af
A sma eieaa. seDarara aaErv ID
which To pHs TIE separator IL very
yaAaa8le and asHast necessary aernra-
ganimane % sSaa sazngad c0nstIr1sns. r
requires good nasanenr "a supply
sut1cianE Y5gag sraek 10 use u re
szn MIX Z alaa requires ski q
faestiHg and kzasztastra sf saa neeas-
EsET pc gasning rie feeding nfansgIa
elHan THE vsias ne skim milk s1r
Tanng staek j eanssaerania II gwen ID
EAs rigaE Esad &c animals I'll tia gsxhg
waY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
lie MuRKERsS w..


v Fi@ Sets Far FsinaaAf.
Wages ara nor naFter ~ ehanee
/ fhey are Eha naturmf resrEk et fhe ep-
eratlor of acenanfc nws Most hn~
4 poreaak ef these hlws y the ane enl-
7 phasizsa 8y Henry George n bis
Progress and Poverty + ages rend
70 falf ts tae lawest permit where the
WORKER wtit cnrsent ta live* This
means more than the leaSt the worker
viii sake wl'l Ne the nlast lie ean get
III means tnaf the warkfngmar's stand
ard at ltvinc aetarnines his wages.
The operation ce this iaw Il universal
While the worker mlst h the end be
paid fram the prcduet 81 rs own toll.
rhe valee og bis prudHeri1n Dies not
denrmine as wages Noe ng any
means ffi Il BITS own standard se liv-
ting thar sefs Ehe mark. Et y ar that
polue where Be consents u lire that
tells new mueh be VIII get e LIRE ca
ln the shape ec wages. Hgw wen
would 1t be Cor rs all if Ia every mans
memory was bnrnasi this simple faet-,
TT Is nsE che wealth the wcrzsr ere
ates saar fixes his wages
Leuk areund you ara see hvw tryle
chs il why IL 1t that the same WORK
an1 the same aGrput brings rwi.e AZ
mueh IN wages hi some localities than
IN ofhers7 Why does decreasing the
hours of labor aiways mean increased
wages II the en,t1 Why d. trades I'M
tors exist1 II output determined wages
wages waula care far themselves.
whar abnut the Jlpanesea Why
does d SILVER creep no ygHr sHine when
won think IL them coming avar here r.
srorase what qualities ~ workers
have they t1at you 10 not wish ggGr
son 70 possess They are temperate.
Intensely Industrious. learn rapidly.
tireless ard spend very little money
resgsshfv. Then why Do yau and
fear thamg It ls baeause we know
mat even though they tHrnett out
hau,f-aa thousand dollars worth "
rrcsfaer ID g las. their wages would
sosn h8ver near the 80 cents Gay
shev consented ~ I've en- And 90
would our wages also. That = Why
we Eaar them
THINK Z moment cf the wages paid
A small eitges and large cues. Whv
the great differences The eaat af iAT-
lnr Il tae reason assigned bus ~ food.
eIgth5ng ara sheifer are considered X
n largsgv 4 myth II y uat hecaase
the necessity &c spending Is greafer,
BUT the opportunities f5r Spending are
creates. Yet these very opportunities
Tar spending ara enjoyed and becoaaa
81 nrmly axed habit thar society
aneersgiaaagT Recognizes them -
neeessErv AMI makes the wages 20
cnwar them A. welf ~ the talparattva 4
exueuss fnres Labor World
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
A CURSE TO LABOR.
cart xsnn=HT Says Machines 1ags
Broken rss Masses.

cart ksunzHy Says MarFinas tsase
sraissn sas Masses
Rar+ Esnna9v. rhe weI knnwn Eng
Hsh writer and sradent DC social con-
dEtE0ns. wress
@Fs IS Machinery Is the Frazkan-
staIn fAaE 3 10w Gevunring Kan. he
has sold BIS rower % slavs AZ MS
awu creating Machinery is bringing
TITO raa world weak Slaves We ara
neither cred for king n0r country.
This ugsv. machine made eivaszari0n
n tsla naat awgui blight that has eyer
fallen arcn anr unf9rraaasa ulach
zuiEarlng. maeh wrgngad world and
the - called advanced zalaus ara
realTv fha ratrng-essEva nations. Tia
sne rea INDIANS were altsgafaer pasE
the Dullag rushing. white machine
rfisden feeaslentz who now nsssE tie
Fastas9 States. one rpd Indian vas
worth scr &c than. The wka nan.
both II Americas md LII Earppe. CD zA
tngaFher ~ 4 wrang taEiz Els aim
should "a ID feveicv himself aaa mt
machines.
Machines ara a eu-Sa % a1ur
Thev hara h1frnfncsd a slavery snca
az the world aa4 ue~ar heSare known.
They hare starved and araEan saa
masses
sWa wa1t msn Ia tae w0rhl and
not pale tagged. pulling tenders " I'm
chimes The bands ~ men wars wtsa
VINO wenE sound destroying these
denominations.
AA1v influence saae malEes ! man
less Of j nan Should be taHght and
destroyed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
APPLE HARVEST.

The Varietr. seaasa and Msr<sk Ea-
tsrrsirs Pie&ina Time.
No set rule can bs given for tie time
70 Pack appiea- ~ chat VIII vary nc
cnrdang 70 variety. zeazon, distance 20
De shipped, efg AZ a rRie. we gauga
tae time ID pick rad appies hy fAeir
cDG0r and vessw apples b. raa dasEau,
iug af their seeds. Seue varieties Faf
instance. Northern Sigy--arss generally
lefk quite Ae ia Eae season eeEara
picking en- lie other hand. greae eara
mnsf &c saken with 40naEha1s n pick
them before shey -aE GvarrIpe &c theirs
Ia danger from curn rot Red Aztra
kkana III leet n tine ssee tHnd Cd araek.
and va on. .Ehe sarlg apples. aa 4 rnle.
especially those ID be sent any dis
lance. are harvested before they arr
thoroughly Efps. This przrtice is even
zeneginles a3AeFaf 70 with TAI and
winfzE varieties and especially Z zasy
are ID be shipped Inag distances aad
TO euit countries slzeh AZ Siberia. a.
they mHst be sllVpef aarlF To avoid
sewers weather which would Eu3f1rs
the fruiE Apples Ike Scftzeuberg
should BE- picked as Soon as they hava
the proper eaiar This means u orEEf-
nary cases several picxings to a tree.
bu- oniY n this way can ron get tn
best results Every dag tae fruEE ii
left az TIE traa after it has assumed
trs enlur t. approaches tGst 81 maaa
nearer is anal maturity AMI safaria-
rItas 10 a marked aegree ii ia SIP
ping znd keanfsg qualities. sava G. Z
Lewis Oregan experiment ztaaan
Then agazn wien ras ire IS relieved
Of part u - Lead Il xtves the ranaia.
ing fruit 4 better chance 70 become
large and vel gagorasE The aupge ssas
r0t g1 Euta asrapt stages IL ira Mfls
HISTORY frnn sha graan apple to tha
Broken Down specimen The ehanxa Is
a gvadHal Qna. The MOST vfral point u
irs whole Ira history Ia the picking
Ems.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
80 - . Ths -

Leaving Manchester four wears aga
with o8iY few thousand daliars.
which be had saged hv hard work. hue
with piearv Ut pluck and determination
John J Twsuaev according To Eae es-
tirnaxe IL ais friends is n0w alma@t b
millionaire
Ewgmey hseaFad ia Robinson, Celo..
wheru be engaged in mining ami sas 81
wrrk AID good blelS sinassPd 4 fsrtnue
Nr Twauey WIS BORN IN Manchester
eereber IL Is62. the sun sf 3Er ard
Mrs. IahH Twamer who we're paaeer
residents Is Manchester. Their eelebras
pa their 9sssieH weEdSnn anni arsarY .
tsv mnnshs g. ard taeir son came
hume Gu xsseE tbem
Being Erlslnaed from the aId PaglS
srrret seaaal W. Twamgv fnurd po-
sitinn ia D foundry where BE ranainea
far some Years, AID then he became i
steward 10 enc e Manehesters harals
Later he engaged IN the boot ant aHoe
and grgeerv BUSINESS IN 1892 he WIS
esectad 81 tie common council 3 1855
Vt AFsaie6 Ii loraEn In RaGilnagn. and
5FraHe Interested fn taa naina where Il
big ssEl2e reeeariv discovered hos givpn
aim a fortune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

The annual financial report Sc tila
Br1taeraooa sf Carpenters ana Toinars
showed E1t elle receipts bad Been
ss1A. G.ss So and tia expenditures STD
s14 - There IS a treasury balance q
s1S0. Ash Tia 5earh ana disability
hena1ts pad Esfrtng the raar agra
gated sa4s 1A357, while bur $50 SGD
was required far strikes and aeE9gfs.
The sra1herhssd gained III new an
ions. and e 8aI more mamherz ara
now an saa books p g1usf staining
than Eas ne ease one rear ag1 The
t0taI membership II Eaof staining 90
tie sauks e sae International eaias %
Iga Sc. witch means thar the arafher
hood has actually unre TIN ZIG aga
members. It Is declared
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
HOME INVESTMENTS F1R SAVINGS
BANKS.

The Waterbury Record tainxz
thar the plan Of having rheir
Savings Bank deposits invested
AZ home appeals to Vermcnrers,
and rhzt this fzcr accounts large
" for the success OF the Hyde
Park Savings Bank, whose funds
are AZ invested ii Fe~mort. I'll
savs.
Lasr THURSDAY. Jug q. vas i
proud cry ssr Ex-GTcy G s Page.
The LzsnciIi- County Savings Bank,
Of whieh Aar Pag= president
showed that the bank assets dad
passed tic million dollar mark n
has aexa the r71rg of TIE bank SINCE
Il vas starred thar all It's laaas would
IL ii Vermont, and a1-daY zsr 4
single dollar IS loaned CUT 1f ne stare.
Verucnr-rs IKE the plan sE having
tneir savings invested &C home and de-
pasiEBrs 5ke che idea az hzTiag a r1zn
az Afr. Page business znslirs u the.
head IL sae hank, taus &C principal
reason whY ne bank i u aler1ssfll.
This Bank pays per cenE
compounded SEM annually On
deposits Of sIcc or more, re-
naming IN the bank one full
year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10


ri LEnsSnrn. gsrnman af tina Crest
Lakes rrssigng and u'ues eaInuaag.
has been MT with 4 boomerang u u.s.
t.ea Rr8wus erurr 81 ClaEeland
Lindorr 1nperee1 faHr ia51rans from
Amsterdam. Holland. to strike break
f1r the gEaat lakes egmuaA The
men Imported prgFaL ID be anian long
sh0nsmen AMI refused q wara whea
fheT g1t acquainted with eanfgllans.
EinLlor-l saaa Ger r1a ttekafs Sc SEMI
I'd bring Eaem over and tied sa ane sf
the mems wages. Jlsuea Brown re-
fused 70 allow the claim, aRd Llaaeru
stands 10 Isse $40 advanced besides
eating 1ntn other trouble ever the
NATTER
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

Er9f9niassa u 4 Eas. transparent
v'seHt substance sf pfaeaAs enaraesar
ennSaiaiag Ta ger enEf ag watar. Z.
eo'is atss wisa lsar at 10 degrees
and stes whea the Booty i --lisaa q
ms senreratare. As aalv deGsE PINTO.
pisssa en- be subjected q caasulra
aaa1xsfs g IS diHeult 70 determine It's
eheuziral aaFare Its nearest allies arp
" r. found Ia the alhnsninuislS. az
waAsh tae wh4te az an asrx Is gaol
axanale 0f the real aatsre IL prD6g-
pias1 there L. o. course. Absolutely
neEasag 2nowa.-New vors American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
amlIna Il crurn.

The weight ae waeaE and eara zaziasI
eeam farms u 1906 was 8Z.06e co
fona willie enesnn ard alna other znr-
nils prpdIets weighed alragasAer Gully
I2.8f 1tH suna. The heaviest rrgp Gaf
sAa one costing masT % haHl ID shipping
pSsnfs was CORR. and nasEt ii arFer was
wtear TIE barley ergu. less Al aI9nw-
anes snr seesf rafalnea. was Aearser
rhan tie eaer1a erap. aue enst aauur
ane-hal1 IS maeh % band 10 shEuping
rrine8. Tranx Aastrawa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

The annual meeting Ill the staekanla
eFs gf tie Natipnai Bank cf Barre wil1
be held At it, banking rooms III the ctr
81 Barre Vermont. "a Tuesday. .FHn. s..
18es. AZ 70 9 dnc< 4. a.. for tae 2arpass
90 eieeting direrturs far the ensuing year
1nd FIR tae transaction af any other
proper ant necessary business tnat mar
come sefore the nesting
IT, III Cave. III. Cashier.
Earret w.t.. pea 70 Ia0T
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

Tbs Ana gamarsd Snesk Metai
Warzerss Eafsrzat1onal AllzaaEe laeal
Ia a. Cincinnati has hes1 sued ssr
s-9eaa se1z-as ne riaintsz azlszaa
certain eeasf fzaE4 az tie azziaz : zs-sze
~ his eun 1ss r1S called als 1iar2
~ rs1slaasa eekerssL 1-i he ~aa "a sEs-
t1ra preTenHasf erau ur1peFv eaHsItiet
M hnssaesa and earrinx customary
1rofz
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
ANNUAL MEETING

Tie annual meeting cf the sroekhaId
ars NJ sAe Peoples National bank af
BARRE viii 0e acid aE ss banking rooms
ia the city al Barre, Vermont, "a Tues
day, january IK Ia0s, AZ ID aaleeit Il
ni.. Esr Ehe eimfiau III airnet1ra far tha
ensuing vear and fgy tha transaction Ut
HIeh gther business AZ may properly
eEzna befare the meeting
3. ? Tswn, Cashier
Barre. IT, use. =. 1907
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

Wa lave 70 thank GAIA. IN Palestine
me gates Of which Samson sarrsesi
aEaE. far gaze or ganze. GAIA means
-srezs'Ira and precious 70 the fair Is
TIE tissua whiGh covers without can
caa M their charms. Tsl1aira. WISH
lng u eesCrne some lasalIscrnal but
perha1s draszy wpmza. said. .Sha Il
Al eagse ir rp AZ 1aRza
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


N.-1NIE- = 2 i : NlIl11allF -
ne Undersigned having seTa BnntlnGAi ~
etia HIM. EtaHaae saHrg kar tits AsasEsak al
" EakirngEea. aaanmsssasanaFs to sHee3sa *etm~
me 9ntt Ac ass aEA CLAIMS Saa feMNnaN sc Al
aarsans a9siaas- sisa sazaSa IL HAIRY Knai luss sn
.ats OF Gifv "a 8zFERs Isl s4N EfzrxfEts Ia
sslaaf aud al claims axal1if8i = asfHaH
-ueref7l. lereEy <sra aat3cH tl1E ~ VII szsaE
aif liir auruAss ztofae1ill- Ic ne Hfcs af
e. "a dasi. in Eue shy * Barre. IL azzH
3sth dlT 81 ssiue next. a1in 1ue elissek 2
unff s1Gr aiaak -. rz1u 1T szlt l1sE
aad fh4f SIX HHa IA fFafu stlf 81 zaF II Ea~
remner A. e lszaS IS taa 2iua Inn seff - sk4sE
Eanrt flr said -rustzfars present E1talr lain
ca ss re aEE uIn4Elan sE4fi allowances.
Dated 4t Ctr e. Barre elis Ni l4v - TAn s
xaFv A y. t&
Ora MI n REID Comma
DAVID E 4kMES1S ssanss3
g4u s-a-T
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

1f e e Chamberlain ~ eguen
5fline 8Es e BsgesieHs 4-raa salue.
it does tie aasiaesss have ueea s fsr
piles and s sslrai rheu. LssE & Ear
snapps, 5ansls and i snref t1eu. An-
pliei Z q as ed sera and g aaassf s.
without searisg scar behind 81
Jae Eet Grass pharmacy Rieaar &
we=
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

Esaua 81 Entersst Cleaned fruu our
Exchanges.

Bacxam Il Tarranee BENNINGTON
slisar nsaaafaetarefs resumed operations
st Easir Eenniaean faetnrY January =
with 4 fa5 f1re. after a saaeEewn Of
several weeks. Tnis is the last sf the
saflois Bennington industries wllist sns-
pended operations IN November za r.
sumo work
The s#assn has bern - waynf far elie
past manth shat farmers sAv kleir POI
tataes are spreusing IN the cellar badly
In sdEne insfanees tae sprouts ara over
six Iaehea sng and lave small leaves on
thsm. Tbs i very unusual as thru
season q the yew Tor a. a ruAe they do
not 5egfa 20 spruut until che arss "
March.
The fepart aF che Vermont Soldiers
aome Bennington, for the ten aays
rnnsnE Deeenahar OK II as f1llaw
Average present and absent, - aver
aS.c present. -: average ASSERT an fur
nugh Q. PIE morning ~ December
taere we're s. present. During the
peTic6 swu died aad tw1 were discharged
The addition ts tha A0snbal II naR
completed hlas the heating apparatus flw
il has NOT ret arriFuH ami therefore IL
cannot 81 used
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

The Farmers anson az Geargia. with
a membership af $4,000 has gnna "a
raaara tn Opposition - ssie attempts to
snnn the south wtta fdraign lznrul-
<vauts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

II pair &c behring's cUHld bH saEE gu
breed and multiply aadistzrhesi ear 3
pertud 5f twenty gaarss they waulA
yield IA anauae x fish sqaa1 ID salls
70 tns xsoha au when we I've
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-10

Maan re waste pipe IS esagzad WITH
greasa R0ur down 4 gaslon IL boiling
water u which has 5een dissolved 4
cuEflG q sada. Repeat thls mil all
af me llnpGrirtas are renewed.