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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05
THREE BIG TRAIN LOADS
HONfSFEkERS FROM NORTH
Have Descended Upon Florida
Big Delegation For the
East Coast.

Three big train loads, coming III sec
tions homescrkcrS from the frost blown
Northwest, have planted themselves
unon Florida soil and will proceed to
bew out homes. They are rugged iolh'
cbock full of energy, and will contribute
in GREAT measure to the Development OF
the idle land, and add materially to the
wealth of the state.
Two hundred Of the number have n
-eadv come down the East Coast, Ind Is
soon AS they taste the quality OF the sd
Inbrious climate and demonstrate the
fr,itfuluess Of the soil other outpoUrlngS
will follow.
Iouis Larson, Northwestern agent loI
tho Florida East Coast Railway, ensl'
n.erod the newcomers Agent Larson
says the travel from the northwest Is
fully p per cent greater no" tina" II
WAS this time last year
Chicago railroad officials, according ''
the popular early demand, put On many
through sleepers in advance OF Other
,oosons and the exodus Florldaward l.
in full SWING.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05

Collars cents, all style Of shirts
10 cents, with work left and called
for at paytona Steam Laundry If
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05
FRATERkAL UNION HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL ELECTION
Enterprising Officers Named b.
This Popular Organization
Monday Night.

Nolusia Lodge, No. 545, Fraternai
Union Of America, held its annual
election Monday night at the residence
of H. T. Mcclellan. Ridgewood avenue,
Kingston. The following officers were
elected:
Justice. J ". Williams
Secretary. II T. Mcclellan
Treasurer, Walter Edwards
Truth, NJ. | Q. Hinsky
Mercy, W H. Byne
Guide, ". J. Cameron
Guard, +. l.. Shear
Sentinel ". II. Parker
Steward, A h brokaw
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05

F. A. Lapp and Godfrey Meritz
were in the city Tuesday from Ru-
low, looking up some desks for use
in the public school at that place
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05

fAutomobiIe tires and inner tubes
yulcauized at divers garage
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05
DON'T MENACE A
FREE NAVIGATION.
Floating Timbers a Menace to
Boatmen-A Word of Warning
to the Careless or Indifferent.
y Y o

A cry, the counterpart of the old wall
who threw the stovepipe into the
alley" is being made who turned loose
the logs in the river These derilects
floating about at the mercy Of wind and
tide, are Il menace to boatmen and the
carelesSness or indifference Of the Of
fender should be looked into.
The crippling of All expensive pleasure
yacht and perhaps the endsngering or
loss of life is not trivial matter. The
waters are now hecked with sail and
launch, folks bent on pleasure and health.
and this interest is too valuable an asset
to permit any crippling of the service.
Let the guilty party or parties take
heed, take warning and help free rather
than obstruct the navigable courses.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05

Mss EIallworth, of Chicago, ar
rived Thursday last and is occupy
ing rooms in the Atwood block. She
will assist Mrs. katherine Mlllar
this winter, in the hair dressing de-
partnent-
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05
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Biscuits baked right in three
minutes every day next week at our
store. Gruber-N Morris Hardware Co.
!. Il. Adams of jacksonville, az
rived in the city Monday and is Wis
ting his son r c. Adams, proprie-
tor Of the Sanitary Barber shop.
A lady motorist was up before the
mayor Tuesday for fast and reckless
driving. His Honor decided that
the evidence was not sufficient to
convict and she was discharged.
W. II, Peters arrived Tuesday az
rompanled by his daughter, Gladys,
and his aunt, Miss Newstead. They
are located for the season in the
Gamble house on Palmetto avenue.
r. Means, of Geneva, Ohio, is in
charge of the }. II. Schwegler
Iewelry store this winter. Mr.
Stewart, who conducted it for sew
eral seasons, intends it is said to &C
into business for himself.
Mtssrs. ". W. Foltz, VIM. At
wood and Graham Thompson were
summoned to appear at jacksonville
for service in the Federal court
Mr.. Foltz as a grand uror, Messrs
Atwood and Thompson as petit
jurors.
Why buy cat in a sack? Al
our exhibit next week We will show
you a Majestic in actual operation
Gruber-M Morris Hardware Co.
The numerous friends of Mrs
Elizabeth 7. Ilasty, of Ponce Park,
viii be glad to learn that she is i'm
proving, if only slowly, from her re
cent illness
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Price and son
John. arrived Tuesday from Mar |
Cliff, Ohio, and are again at hon e
III ','''' ''''' "'eii'o 'o''o''i'e
''' '''' "'''''
G. @, Chaml,rrlin. proprietor O
the Palmetto House, WAS among tn,
arrivals Monday afternoon.
! CL,nhnrlin At D,vtnna
With such delightful weather a.
this prevailing, halu,y Lreezes fresl
! from the hn~om Of Il 9 deep, every
boIy ought to be happy and making
progress along every line.
Leon pespIand made his hrs
shipment OF lettuce north for thu
season iaS' Ffi"'y' consisting "i wv,
firms, following it with large ship
ment Wednesday.
II. l., rler'e ana family returned
t" Mulberry, Fla, Monday, but eN
poets t" be back IN i'aytona the lat
ter pArt OF the week and occupy tn
falmer house on fldgeW"od avenue
during the winter
NJ, onj ,,rs I.,,o.. L I,hpSo,
Of Snr;nafagJ OHIO ara SnanJ;n,
tba ,r;ntar NH Dr anI Mr.. ! r,
Usr,,an nn VnIn.;., avenua Mrs.
IALnH., " Nv, Unrn,"n S;rto, 49,,
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05
DAILY NEWS
WARMLY
RECEIVED.
Dakota Bob" Does a Little Adj
vertiSing Stunt in His Own
Unique Style.
THANKS FOR KINDLY EXPRESSIONS.

The wheels began to turn in the naily
News office Tuesday on time. , o clock
p. m, and the white winged messengers
of truth dropped from the cylinders in
rapid succession. An honest, earnest
effort was made to give the people of
)aytona timely, creditable newSy
paper. and how well the undertaking
was carried out the people must Judge
Newspaper people above everybody
know the value of advertising, and
when Dakota Bob offered his services
for little turn, he was given carte
blanche, and told to make his little
spiel
Accompanied by +. c. Halliday, n
member of the American Federation of
Musicians, who played the bass drum,
and &. A. Emerson, who ratified the
rosewood over the taut kangaroo skin.
in one of W. ". Abercrombie's automo-
biles, this trio beat their way through
the streets of Daytona, Seabreeze and
Daytona Beach. crying the Daily News,
which they sold in numbers
Mark Isaacs, one of the owners of the
Crystal Theatre, bought the first paper,
and started the boys on triumphant
tour. They were soon forced to speed
back to the News office for a second in
stallment of papers.
The Daily News feels immensely graft
fed with the warm reception and gem
, erouS welcome accorded the initial APP
pearance of the daily issue of the season
190S-9.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1908-12-05

Just received winter and spring
samples. If we have not made you
q suit give us a trial--and you will
not only be satisfied but will be pat
ronizing a home industry.
Burnett, The Tailor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

January clearance sale at Vaughan's
Tenemnt and barn to rent. A. E
Batehelder.
Come early for clearance sale bargains
at Yaughan's.
'Ben Hur7 at the Theatorium soon,
Watch for date.
Mileage, books to rent, Place & Page,
ll-l2 Bolster block.
Charles Knapp went to Mortified this
morning on business.
John Summers went tn Mortified this
morning On a business trip,
City Auction rooms open every even
ing this week Private sale only.
Mrs. i. r. Holder returned yesterday
from visit with relatives in Lyndon.
]. Elliot stoughton returned to Cherry
Valley, N. X, today after visit at his
home.
Frank Nelson. baggagemaster at the
Central Vermont depot il confined to his
home with Illness.
The /, o. G. T. will start their bin
Of amusement at p m. sharp to-mor-
ROW evening in X. of c. hall
Clansmen viii please leave their due
cards with the financial secretary on or
before January 4 for the semi annual
audit. Per order auditors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tierney, VINO
have been guests at the home OF John
r. Tierney Of South Main street, return
ed yesterday to their home in st. Johns
Dury.
Anyone wishing for prenium list for
the second annual exhibition OF the Gem
trail Vermont Poultry and Pet Stock
association can get one Of the secretary.
Il. J. Badger.
There viii be O special meeting Of the
Jumpers boxers and derricsnen's union,
branch so, quarry workers union, at the
Central Labor unions hall Friday even
ing, Jan 8, All members are requested
to be present
The young peoples monthly Business
meeting will be held in the vestry Of
the Univversalist church this evening,
beginning at 1890 o'clock. A musical
and literary program viii be rendered,
and refreshments served
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
Table DAMASK.

This January sale Il the time that
the majority Of ladies buy their years
supply Of Table Linen, and this sale will
be the greatest opportunity that you
have ever had to save dollar, and at
the same time get reliable Linen, the
kind that wears and has a satisfactory
finish.
Our 60-inch all pure Bleached Linen
Damask that We sell for 65c, now
at but Observation-Disclosures. ACC
Our 64-inch all Linen Bleached Dam
ask that we sell at Toe, now at soc
Our 72-inch al Linen BIeached Dam
ask that was Sl.00, now at III, 7oc
Our 72-inch very heavy Bleached Dam
ask that we sell for $50, now,
per yara -.,..r.......s....... .vl.l9
Our 72-ineh extra heavy Double Dam
ask, $500 value in two patterns,
now at .................. S1.35
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
TOWELS.

We have more Towels than usual after
Christmas, and feel that the price has
to so down in proportion to our guam
tity, so that the following prices may
interest you more than ever before.
One lot Of good large Cotton Towels,
our Sc Towels, now at, each, -. &c
One lot Of BIeached Turkish Towels,
the kind that sell at two for 25c,
now at, each Observation-Disclosures. &c
l5c Linen Huekabuek Towels, now,
each, .............. ......... lie
Linen Huck Towels, one yard two
Inches long BY % inches wide, now
at but .. Observation-Disclosures 3c
Notice the size
All u our Christmas Towels that were
SOC and SOC, come in both ihtck and
Damask, some are soiled, now at 3oc
These sell for commodes and bn-
reaus
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03

FIFTEEN DAYS MORE CLEARANCE SALE.

aok ha thine Hyoua al buying
Theeae uchgo sasIa Fun undC a
L Can CchC nj Goo B m an Snk al
following
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

Please notice that we do not have
any Of the cheap print Wrappers in
stock
The cheapest Wrapper that We have
comes in percale at $l25. This Wrap
per in this sale at only .......
All sizes in our $l.50 Wrapper, Vii
IL, we think, one Of the best On q.
market; Of fine percalcs in all co
ors. Now, as a sale price, at $l19
Our best il a shirt-waist style Wrap
per in fine Sea Island percale--our
$l.O8 Wrapper. now at ........ $40
You can see by the above prices that
You get nearly the best al the price OF
the cheapest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
CRASHES.

One lot Of l0.inch Cotton Huekabuck
BY the yard. Regular price l0c,
now at Observation-Disclosures 7Hac
One lot Of I4-ineh all pure Linen Crash
now az Observation-Disclosures. 7Hac
One lot Of l0-inoh all linen plain White
Crash without border, one Of the
best Crashes made for towels and
dish wipers; our best l21Ac Crash,
and would not be high at IA. Now
at ................. 10c
l0nly limited quantity.l
Every piece Of Crash in our stock il
marked down for this sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03

WANTED oman wants work q the day or
Halves street. 4lI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
OUTING NIGHT ROBES.

One lot Of Colored Outing Night Robes
In all sizes, with double yokes, that
were SOC, now at only .........3 800
Ladies' White Outing Night Robes
with plated Jokes, now at ..... 6So
Ladies' White Outing Night Robes,
that were our best at $l.00, now. asa
Ladies' OUTSIDE Outing Robes, for very
large ladies', now at only ....... e8o
Children's little Outing Skirts, now at
Dut .....-..s......-. $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
NAPKINS.

One lot Of heavy all Linen Napkins,
our regular sl.50 Napkins, now
at only ....,............ .S1I9
20 inches square, with sell
wedge edges, our S2.75 Napkins, now
at Observation-Disclosures 9s
We have several qualities in odd de-
signs Of Napkins in both medium and
large sizes at less than they cost us to
buy
These do NOT match cloths.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
KIMONOS.

Long Kimonos or Lotmging Robes,
made of Persian feeced goods, all
new and our $3.50 values, now in
this sale at ........+......S 1.1q
Kimonos Of heavy DuYette feeced
goods, trimmed around sleeves and
down the front with silk to match,
our S225 Kimonos. for ....... sizes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS.


These goods at prices made for this
sale do not cover but part Of what you
would have to pay for the materials,
not al much a. il would cost us. They
were bought last spring that is half the
storythe other half is that we want
the money ont 81 these goods now.
Hence the following prices:
AZ by 36-inch Pillow Slips and AS by
36inch Pillow Slips that we're and
are worth loo and l6c, now your
choice Of the two sizes al, each. 12lac
Every Pillow slip in our stock is mark
"a down. There is a Hemstitehed
SiSpgt ......,............. l7c
One lB Of "A by 90-ineh Bleaehed
Shtets, made Of very heavy cot
foii made for hospital use, where
WStlr and usage is expected to be
Very had worth 65c; in this sale at
only .........,...,...... .49c
VIC fOt ~ - ny ~ CuUitACHcu CAttbss
Ia3ae yof good cotton, our SOC spe-
ciais, now at ...................49c
Atlantic Sheets are some OF the very
best made. Cotton sells at 3Sc and
thene don't pay q profit of ten per
cent These Sheets are way below
the cost OF cotton, as follows;
81 by 90 Atlantic Bleached Sheets.
cotton viii cost you Doe; these
Sheets now at only ............7 9c
(You are the making out at that.l
81 BY 90 Atlantic Bleached Sheets,
cotton will cost you Sl05, Sheets
nre Observation-Disclosures. ....... 9oc
tYour work goes with the l5c loss
We know anyone else cannot buy Cot
ton At prices made BY us on the above
Sheets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
Prices, 1Oc. zoe and SOC

Al is usual with The Lorne Elwyn
company d beautiful fur coat will be
given away at The Saturday matinee
Numbered coupons viii be given to each
purchaser Of zoe or 30c reserved seat
at each performance, and the holder Of
The lucky number at the matinee on Sat
urday win be presented with the ladies
$4,000 coat now on exhibition in the
window of the Homer Fits company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
BED QUILTS.

Every Bed Quilt in the house II
reduced price
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03

Saturday, "wH0 SHALL JUDGE HER"
and the strongest list Of speeialties ever
seen in Barre, including
Edmunds and Codaire, Aerobatic Come
dams
The Great Gaspard, King of the Whirl-
ing Wheels
Baby June, the Child Wonder
Stella May, Eccentric Dancer
May MaxfeId, Singing and Dancing Sou
brette
Illustrated Songs
Will Kralse. Singing Comedian
and the American Magician, Davis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
FOR SATURDAY PERCALES Zoe YARD

Ten pieces percalc in dark red grey brown navy blue
and black and white This quality selling for l5c ward
in all For Special bargain we shall ask you only
lOc yard on Saturday.
You will do we'll to buy literally Of this percale as we
shall be able offer any more at this price Ask fo
samples
PERRY CO CAMP,
Telephone a. II and rs MAN Street. Barre, VT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

been a nourlshing Christian EndeaVor
society in the prison for over nine
years meeting every Sunday morning
in the chapel with Endeavorers from
the young peoples evangelical societies
from up town. Then the Christian sci
ertists follow with a meeting every other
Sunday. Attendance on these meetings
is optional There is a compulsory sarV-$
ice every Sunday afternoon, the Latter
day Saints conducting on the first sun
day in the month. the Methodists on the
second. the Catholics on the third, and
the w. G. n, u. or ministerial asSocia-
ton on tho fourth Men who never
knew religious feeling before entering
this prison are thus brought into direct
contact with Influences calculated TO
elevate them, and purify their natures.
The prisoners rise at G:35 a. M,
breakfast at 7:30, are at work by
o'clock, and at the completion of the
tasks set them have their own time
in which to recreate or read. There Is
u very fine library from which all pils-
oners can draw books. Dinner comes
at 1890 and supper at o'clock. From
the following it Will be seen that the
fare is substantial and abundant:
SUNDAY.
Breakfas t--BoiIed beef, brown gravy,
coffee milk and bread.
Dinner-Baked pork i. and beans,
picked beets, coffee AID bread.
Supper-Boiled rlce, sugar, tea, milk.
and bread.
MONDAY.
Breakfast-sOat meal, sugar, milk,
coffee, fried bacon and bread
Dinner-Boiled beef, brown gravy,
boiled potatoes, coffee and bread.
Supper-Stewed apples, brown gravy,
boiled potatoes. coffee and bread.
TUESDAY.
Breakfast-Oat meal, sugar, milk,
fried bacon, coffee and bread
Dinner--Boiled beef. brown gravy,
boiled potatoes, coffee and bread.
Suppcr--Stewed apples. sugar, tea,
milk and bread.
WEDNESDAY.
Breakfast Boiled beef, brown gravy.
coffee, milk and bread.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19

ready to receive (unWiilipg) guests
1t is claimed for sis edifice. both By
the prison officials and the construc-
tors that 1t = the latest, up-to-date
thinglin thai line in the United States
This net: dollhouse is located IN the
north "ard where the prisoners fornl~
erly played ball marbles, leap freq
and otherwise disported them
seives during the recreation hours.
However, the loss of this play ground
will be made good by the new extern
sion of the prison premises to the east
The new dollhouse dimensions are
4tx145 feet inside measurement, four
stories high, the walls being OF hand
some pressed brick, with brown stone
trimmings, and an ornamental entrance
porch at the west end. While
there is nothing specially ornamental,
the architectural features are attrac-
tive pleasant to the eye. The Interior
equipment of the building is a study.
AT present there is but one tier OF
cells erected, those on the ground
floor, in two divisions of % cells each.
One division faces north. the other
south with what is called a utility cor
rider between them. One tier Is ready
now, and with suitable appropriation
from the next legislature, second
tier of SO cells will be set up, as the
second story; and later tho third and
IOuTtn tiers, iiaNit5 80 n
The height of each story is rect.
with the SPACE between the rows OF
cells and the dollhouse walls IL feet.
or this latter distance, five feet con-
stitutes the cell corridors. separated
from the outer corridors by a row OF
inch five ply steel tool proof bars. The
cell material being 3-16 inch Bessemer
steel. The cells arc 5xI feet, equipped
with a grated bed folding up against
the walls. toilet and washbasin hav-
ing self closing taps. with no more
plumbing in the cells than the straight,
connections demand. The lighting VIII
be by electricity.
PATENT LEVERS FOR DOORS.
The doors in each of the two divi-
sions of cells are operated by levers IN
the 12x4l fee office room at the vest
end, in way that seems to be suftl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
~ HE Utah state prison is a grow
\ ing institution. 1t housed ss3

I,.s... 800. 400
hs ''eA'tu.i'i - 'toeeo
prisoners NOV. IA. Whlch UP 70
that date was a record, excelling
all previous numbers. with the ac-
,,..,tia h..,.,;, 40;
4 5eoit'i',o ga op'ailli's az inns ua'e'
IL WAS Impossible 10 cell All the inmates,
so beds had to be set up In the old
laundry Apartment army barracks
i st,.,o -. ,,,.;,.,.,
e.i P'tt ~ '''e hi'>o'.
was ualized' the women being cared
for in outer apartments But with the
erection Of thu new ouartors in the
-, ~, .,,,a.,.r ~,
- - : ' - : N''' 'f'S'i
be celled. Tfat IS for the present, as
the number of conyicts keeps ncreas-
.ne. ara n viii he necass.,,y 10 s,at ,,p
second tiar If 80 cells in the new
h,iIdioo,~ he fore ,ext s,mn,er warden
G,rss,I Sc doing ven ,rith his charge. and
ba ba,, canaf,a ana exnat.icnc.ed ,,,eI,
"a ,aln him His assoriates o,, .he nri-
snn 81, r. az. Den,,tv VarIen Andrew
ire pr A q Young nrison nhvsici-
an and surgeon. William N Maekin-
tosb clerk. Mrs Arthur pratt. mntron;
II Z, ehnrtliff farm snne,.intcn1rnt
" ri Davis slIperintcnd.nt OF repairs
ana hui,dinps. and this rorce of
guards; a. 6. Dyer. III. S. shurttff.
Daniel latham w 1 Irvine (t,rnkey)
{, "a Dovies T Z; arnstrone unrn-
kevl.su. 9. Tagrart Ben. Scott. Raw.
Weller G. 10. cleveland A. Pratt, Jr.,
w. Il. Davis, w. r. Hi, John varley.
George Johnston. VIC. Young, M. +.
briggs, John Dudier, Il. B. Wooliey, j.
w. Armstrong Z. T., Longson, THOMAS
Ialbcrg.
The present prison limits are t2b5X5bo
feet. These are now being extended at
the cast end 200 feet, by continuing
the north and south walls. The new
east wall will be built to the full height
of ~ feet. and tile side walls to IL
feet, when the old east wall VIII be
taken down and the material utilized to
complete the north and south wall eX-
tensions. The additional space thus
gained will make up for using the old
north yard for the new cell house site,
besides affording much needed room for
extension of shop and manufacturing
E facilities. The Industries Of the prison
include manufacturing of clothing and
shoes for the use OF the state lnstitn-
lions, and soc a " these ih.ter H.. inc
output is lz,ooo dozen per year. 5Ih err,
is no competition with free labor IN the
mater OF socNs, as me hlliu '' u. ~ ~,
e not inanutactureu eiseW nero ~ ta i'
state. Brushes were ior l1 MAGE IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-19
,....s..:.+:.I:s
UTAH STATE PRISON.

Dinner---Eaked pork and beans,
pickles, coffee and bread
Supper-Oat meal. sugar syrup, tea,
milk and bread.
THURSDAY.
Treakfast--Beef steak, brown gravy,
coffee. milk and bread.
Dinner--Beef stew, coffee and bread.
Supper-Bolled rice, sugar. tea, mix
and bread.
FRIDAY.
Breakfast--Boiled beef, brown grslvy,
coffee milk and bread.
Dinner--Roast pork, mashcti pata-
toes brown gravy, coffee and bread
Supper-SteWed apples, sugar, tea,
milk and bread
SATURDAY.
Breakfast Boiled beef, brown gravy,
coffee. milk and bread.
Dinner Vegetable soup, boiled bcei
coffc,e. and bread. ~.
!Sapper-Oat meal, sugar. tea, mix
and bread, syrup
There is n farm of l90 acres con :
nected with the prison, with So mllch
cows 10 head of horses and four colts
The hay crop amounts to 200 tons, ana
a full assortment of fruits and Nese.
tables is raised for the maintenance or
the prisoners. The prison ariliory ~
one of the most complete in the cour-
try. containing / 5 3O-A0 Winchesters,
1890 box magazine type: 20 Colts re.
volvers. ago type, repeating shot
guns. and other weapons for an eincr-
sency. There are % TRUSTEES who work
outside during the day and stay in
side at night. Only one prisoner mas
escaped and remained at large during
Mr.. Pratt's wardenship and two NJ
tempted breaks have been quickly
uuolled.
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