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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17

THINK YOU WOULD LOOK WELL IN A
ROMAN Io"A.
that can never sit down and talk
with you as other men do with their
wives"
But you can. dear mentioned lbe
COW because YOU called out i'm yorr
sleep the other NIGHT and woke me i'm
saying. so boss. Hist over You
were probably dreaming of milking"
Il wasn't probably doing au}thiuu of
the kind. and YOU know il WAS 90
ing to tell You something and ask vn1r
advice but now I.l br hauopd ifl dr..
You are foolish to feel thar way
Mr.. Rowser think tba nn,.tIa,n..,,
was here this morning soon aftnr Won
left. He was a tail man with black
WHISPERS and wore a silk hat ana or
ried cane He asked for Won and
| sent him to the office Of course no
had no COW TO sell"
"Yes tb.tS fine man ., s,id Nrr Pow.
ser forgetting his INDIGNATION i'm %
moment. u eypect him here ahou+ :
O'Clock this evening can Won tan, witt,
+
ing me-
"Certafnly dear What is it,"
"WeI he is getting mn q history of
the martyrs ana heroes of America fo,
the last hundred vaars"
and he wants Won in it9o
"Y-e-s-thot is he viii Give mo
chance 70 come in if want 70 Tboro
is inst one nlaca loft in his bool, aud
that is beside incoln 7 bo,.o c,ot ~
give him NV answer +his oro,ir,r a.,
score of other mon arc anvious 70 tol,a
the SPACE"
Are Won 70 90 in ne hero ~, nc q
martvrg,
CAS- a hero Of conrsa I'm mara ar
less martyr as is evnrv otbar bus-
band but I don't caro- IN nubIisb rho
fact 10 the world
"What is his CHARGE for a nagaq
nothing"
"Of rour,se NOT IFS S1OO without
and $50 with = nboto nv the wav
have | got a nhoto aroundq',
mot one The last half dozap Won
had YOU threw into tbe fire Won said
they made Won Iool; too souo++v"
That's gratutous insult. but We'll
pass it by for the moment. | can have
another taken for the occasion. The
question is, Shall take page or not?"
las hero of American history, do
YOU mean|
"Of curse mean it. I'm not going
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17
Working For X.

Miss Belle Towne may be a pretty
woman, but she has such a fixed coun-
tenance"
"Of course she has. 1t takes her half
her time to fix Baltimore Ameri-
can.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17
Too Sweet.

He-lsn't she seraph?
She-Ies, indeed! Just too sweet for
anything,
He (after pausel-Did you think l
said sirup?-Earper's Weekly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17

BUT ADMITTING PLAIN FACT REMAINS THAT
THERE NO ENTERPRISE WORTHY OF THE EFFORTS OF
GOOD MEN THAN TO DEVISE MEANS NOT ONLY
FOR MINIMIZING INTERNATIONAL ouARRELs BUT
FOR PROVIDING A RATIONAL SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SETTLE
WARFARE
Among the of progress the first
the growth of international agreements
the word agreements because alliances have the
contrary effect The second is the SUBSTITUTION OF INTER
NATIONAL LITIGATION FOR THE BARBAROUS METH
DDS OF SLAUGHTER The translation of these principles into
practice bese with difficulty though my opinion
able difficulty.
OF course there delicate sphere of relations
main thing that the nations should know and understand
another.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17
wife Stir Up Thinqs.

"Bc'ig N0'"l't done anything OF
the kind he louted rs he promenad-
Ell up and 'pwn. by the seventeen
mulcs thai prayed before Caesar, but
this IS too much-too much When the
gentleman calls III tell him that have
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17

The Genuine Articln.

Joakley-Now. he's got what | really
call horse sense"
Coaklsy How. for instance?
Joakley-He never bets on one.-Iip-
pincott's Magazine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17
Mans Nature Makes 1t
Necessary to Be Ready For War.
BY Premier AsoUITH of Great Britain.

long mans nature continues what is it will be ncces
sary for prudent statesmen provide for National
H. security must always have first place the thoughts
plans of the government of any country.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17
No Substitute In Work World
For Sterling Common Sense
By Captain THOMAS 5. BALDWIN.
BY JOHN A. ROWLAND, Chicago Journalist

a Sc your brans-if YOU have any Failing in this ff
times recognize the fact that wasn't intended for you
take the initiative in the worlds work Then it will
time enough for You line up with the army the
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
A Family Accident

Mr. Longworth's remark about
pap's return to power. after the
lion hunt and the due lapse of
time, is still travelling bit faster
than on the morninp-aiter denial
With al Ohio politician in the
houss OF Rooseyelt-one old
enough to be ehgsble 10 the presi-
dency hImself-and with the Ohio
habit Of cultivating vaultlng am
btIon, its just possible that the
President expected careless ex-
position Of state secrets and was
braced for the shock 1t was
Paudora'S husband who opened
the fatal box and not Pandora.
Families that have boxes contain
ing secrets Of moment should bc
careful about letting rising young
politicians scquIre proprietary
rights around the premises.
Hence Il recurrcr' Roosevelt dy-
nasty got out of the box before
Mr. Longworth could re-lid it,
p Worth Star
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Press Reporter.
Progress Of Orient Road

san Angelo. Tex, Oct l6.-
With the completion of the gap N
the Orient between Chillicoth 2
and PeAse River. active work will
be begun on track laying between
Sweetwater and san Angelo. Thi,
is the news that reaches here from
Sweetwater. where close tab is
being kept on every movement II
the Orient There is a vast amount
of material IN the yards here and
the company can make rapid pro
gress IN track laying
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
School Notes

The Lubbock public school still
continues to grow Several new
pupils have been enrolled
Mrs. Pace visited the school
last week and we hope she wa,
favorably impressed
Mrs. Hsyucs is with BAL again
sitter two week, Ines
Mrs. j. & Burns presented
Mrs Haynes room With two
1oautiful flower,
Several of the pupils are out
this week attending the Dalla,
Fair
Press Reporter.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

John u. McDcrmett was boz
town Saturday. he had lust re-
turned from Panhandle City, TO
which place he had taken a drove
of cattle for the " people
He left again the first OF the week
for the west ranch for another
drive. Ina New.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

WANTED Success Magazine
requires the services OF u man IN
Lubbock 20 look after expiring
subscriptions and % secure new
business by means Of special
methods unusually effective; pc
sition permanent prefer one with
experience. but would consider
sns applicant with good natural
qualification. salary 80 per
day, with commission option
Address with reference. r G.
Peacock. Room l02. success
Ma izine Bldg New York.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

| have some good second hand
sewing machines. also good
heater. Will sell cheap or trade
for feed See De or phone 81
ls-4t douglas Pounds.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

When you wan. feed Call Up
Phone No. ia, Nay q Down az
Proprietors lit
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

W NJ. Mason of Estacado was
over the first of the week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
319 ELECTORAL
VOTES FOR TAT |
FIGURES GROWS AS RETURNS
= COME IN FROM LAST STRAG.
CLING STATES.
MARYLAND VOTE SPLIT
Bryan and Taft viii zach Share ii
Electoral Vote--Socialicts and
Prohibitionists Somewhat
Disappointed.

New York, Nov. 5,--Aith the coun
ing ct the Maryland vote incomplete
and the probability Ct the electoral
vote o THAT state being split, the sit
uation nationally is unchanged
Missouri appears to be safely f.
Taft, to whom the latest returns give
a plurality exceeding 300
Conceding Missouri to TAFT ard
leaving Maryland to be split between
him and Bryan the figures show 319
Republican electors assured, and 1856
Democratic
The latest congressional returns in
dicate that the Hext congress will be
composed OF PIG Republicans and IT'S
Democrats.
Returns for socialists and prohih.
ition parties stnl are far from dom
plete. but Indicate that the hopes Of
the socialists have not been realized
and that the prohibitionists, ia Ger.
tain sessions, where gains were ex-
pected, have been disappointed. The
figures fer the Independence Party
are also Insufficient to give an accus
ate idea OF what the party accom-.
plished
Outside Of the returls political IN
terest was engaged today III The OK
change of messages of congratuIation
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
LAND OFFICE REPORTS
Receipts Increased For last Fiscal
Year Over Million Dollars
Many Lands Recovered

Washington, Nov 5-In his annual
repcrt for the last fiscal year Com,
missioner bennett of the general
land office says the total receipts for
the year We're $12715,709, an increase
over the previous year Of s1.lG2,53t.
Total land originally entered dur.
ing the year was 19.090.356 acres. a
decrease Of 1,f07259 compared with
1907 The total area upon which
final proof was made was S06S,044
acres.
During the past year there has
been recovered from fraudulent entry
3S" GOO acres, exclusive Of many re-
linquishmments
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

man Hayward OF Nebraska saying
thar he had not given up the state to
by Mr. Hitchcock. while adyices from
/ Missouri said that Hadley RepubH
can had been elected governor an
that the state would probably go -a
TAFT.
Mr. Hitchcock announced that ma
iioual Republican headquarters would
be closed by the end of the week ex
cept the suite of rooms which has
been used by himself
Talked Win Taft.
Mr Hitchcock talked with Mr. Tar
iH Cincinnati. over the long distance
telephone this afternoon. BE said
that the presfIeuteleet was in excel
lent health and was looking forward
70 his trip 10 Hot Springs. He adIeI
that Mr Taft hal planned TO take q
house iH Asheville. n C.. for the sin
ter after hs rest at Hot Springs
Nj Hitchcock declined 20 discuss
bis plans for fHs future. ami rIsl
asweI whether be- expected to srarI
the winter in Washington. declared
that be- had not Thought Of the mai
Ter. AID questions a= f1 reports fhat
te was te receive ar appointment ia
M- Tafrs cabinet Eere evaIed. a
were questions on reports that hr.
would soon assume The presidency Cf|
z0me large commercial or financial
Institution
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

enine. and soon will become an open
conflict Negotiations certainly stin
are proceeding, but German patience
must some time reach its limit If
France in the meantime does not de-
eide to yield to moderate german de-
mands. then Germany will be com
PEELED to speak more plainly The
foreign affairs committee of the fed
eral council which viii meet Satur-
day. will have to decide on how this
H. 10 be done"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
GERMAN PRESS
GETS RESTLESS
ONE PAPER SAYS FRANCO-GER,
MAN DISCUSSION WILL BE.
COME OPEN CONFLICT.
MEANS NATION Al HONOR
Paris journal Says Situation in
Eurone at Present is Such
That il III Affords Ger
msnv to Talk War.

Berlin, Nov. 5.--German news
papers, which hitherto have been al
most silent on the recent phases OF
the Casablanca incident wherei l
French officials offered violence to
German consular officers, have sud
lfnly placed this question in a posi-
ton ef first importance. The con
troyersy is treated as being eX-
tremely iisquieting and as involving
national honor
Public feeling is appealed to by
various influential journals in the
provinces as well as by those of Ber
lin
The mmoning of the foreign af
fairs subdivision cf the Bundewat
federal council, which is of rare oc-
currence, to receive, as is required
under hte constitution the govern
ments communication regarding the
state of negotiations between France
and Germany is considered to indi-
cate that The present situation IS
serious.
The Koenigsburg- -Allegemine lei
ung the principal national liberal
organ in the eastern provinces, pub
fishes semi-officia note as fcl
lows:
There is good reason to believe
hat the Franco-German discussion
Of the Casablanca incident is sharp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Fer Telephone Company With Head
quarters at Rock Island, ILL.,
Failed Obligations.

Rock Island. H., Nov. 5.-The Tn
ion Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany having telephone system in
Rock Island and Moline. H.. and Da.
yenport Iowa, capitalized at $780,.
900, went into the hands of a receiver
oday on application Of the American
Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago.
II. H. Bratt, general manager Of the
company and Leroy j. Wolfe. Of pa.
yenport were named as joint receiv-
ers. II is alleged that the company
did not keep up the interest on s40O,-
600 bonds and has otherwise failed 90
meet its obligations
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

Ecm Texas Louisiana, Arkansas and
Itlahoma, the four states principally
Interested in the improyemtn of the
Red river. The delegates were re.
ceiyed with great enthusiasm by the
citizens and the local Elks have made
special arrangements for the enter.
tGinment of the visitors The list OF
speakers to advocate the ppropositiou
Of improving the navigation OF the
Red river, particularly in its upper
course, includes Governor Blanchard
Of Louisiana. Congressman Joe f.
Ransdell and others of Louisiana.
John H. Stephens OF Texts. Charles
n. Carter, Of Oklahoma, r., NJ. Wal
lace OF Arkansas and many others.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
CELEBRATE GUY FAWkES DAY.

London, Nov. 5-Today is the
904th anniversary of the discovery OF
the gunpowder plot and the young
folk throughout England are cele-
brating the day with considerable en-
thrsiasm by burning effigies Of Guy
Fawkes and making as much M ise
as possible by burning fireworks.
Fawkes and his co-conspirators we're
caught redhanded in the vaults un.
der the house Of commons during a
session of parliament in the reign Of
King James l., about to lay train
Of mere than oe hundred kegs Of gun
powder
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
sHERMAN,s EXPENSES.

Utica, y. Y, Nov. 5.-Vice Prcsi.
dent-Elect sherman today forwarded
10 Albany for filing with the secre.
tary flhe state committee. the state
ment Of his expenses in the cam
paign just closed He contributed To
the Oneida County Republican com.
mittee $3.50. to the state committe,
$500; TO the national committee $500:
TO Harry Devendorf. private secrc-
tary, and various expenses 5000. traf-
cling expenses $500: total $500
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
BOTH CLAIM INDIANA.

Indiana. Nov. 5.-The Republican
committee late tonight claims the
election of the Republican state tick
attorney general. by small pluraiiiez.
The Democratic committee sti'I
claims the entire state ticket is elect
ed. That Taft has carried the state
on the ntaional ticket. and Thomas r
Marshall. Democratic for governor
has been elected. is conceded by both
sides
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
c. D. P. RETAINS
RULE IN HOUSE
DEMOCRATS MAKE GAINS or
NINE CUTTING REPUBLICAN,
MAJORITY TO ~.
RETURNS ARE COMPLETE
Bat Official Count May Change ria.
ures Some--Taft's Plurality in
Iowa 5,ooo-Legislat
Republican.

Chicago, NOV 5-The Republican
party viii. according 10 present rs.
turns from all congressional districts.
control the next hcase by majority
Of A The figures 50 far received
show the election of 2iG Republican,
and III Democrats, gain for the lal
ter Of .
The majorites in several districts
are reported extremely close, ana IL
Is possible that in few instances
he official count may change the Gs.
lres given above.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
WRIGHT GETS MEDALS
American Aeronsut honored by Aero
Cub of France and Academy Of
Sports az Banquet

Paris. Nov 5.-Frenchmel uliref
this evening iu honoring Wilbur
Wright the American aero pianist.
whose remarkable achllremefs iu--
ing the past few months Orb th.s
country have placed him in tte front
90 men uho have been solving th1
problem of me air. Wright was thl
guest of honor 40 a dinner Cf ths
Aero Ciub Of France. and tae cccasil1
was uada memorable by The preseuta-
ro1 t0 him 90 OBJ, Aero Clnb's Coil
malsl and special medal Of th1
Academy or Sports.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
DECLARED INELIGIBLE
Baseball Commission Decides Fate
Of Chicago Players Who Played
With Another Team.

Cincinnati. Nov. For participa..
ing In games with the Logan Square
independent club in violation OF the
rules Of the National Baseball com
mission. nine players Of the Chicago
American league club have been
placed on the ineligible list by a rul.
ing promulgated by the commission
today The players are. White. Atz.
Donohue. Feins Smith. Altrock. Pur.
tell owen and Roth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
WOMAN AND DAUGHTER
FATALLY HURT BN TRAIN.

. CarksburE. ". A. Nov 5-Whia
sliding q heavy stove along th- rails
81 the baltimore ana Ohio raiirca
20 ct % home. Mrs joseph Feitl
aged fa. the uife 90 a miner. and Do
laughter Mar. sged a. Eere sfrucf
b. a fast passenger train. running
ate and roundiaE a eurFe. TO-DAY. an
fatally Injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
NEBRASKA IS CLOSE

Lincoln Neh- Nov. J.-The f-a.
tire in the Nebraska election count
TO-DAY vas the steady decrease in
the estimated Bryan plurality Re
turns complete from 81 out of the
- counties give Bryan 121eJa. TAFT
1859 The nine remaining cOun-
ties Will probably Slightly reduce
Eryan's plurality but cannot wipe it
cut TIE prospects are he has car
(coneiuded On Second Page.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
TAFT 46,55s IN WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. 5.-Reurns
from every county in the state plac..
Tafts plurality over Bryan az 1868.
For governor, Cosgruve's plurality
over John Patlison, Democrat is hg
ured at 47.lCG.
The Republicans have a majority
OF II on joint ballot which insures
the election Of Congressman Wesley
H. Jones to the senate to succeed Levi
Anwenr
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
THE BUSIEST MAN IN THE LAND.

between Bryan and Taft, the state
ment by Bryan ia which he sets forth
his determination to continue his
work for the good OF all iu the capac-
ity Of a private citizen. aud the an
nouncement by Sherman that il cost
him s2.S00 to be elected vice presi-
dent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
IOWA GIVES AFT 65.ooo.

Des Mcins Iowa, .,ov. 5.--Incon.
plete rns Indicate that Taft VIII
taFe plurality of nearly $4,000 In
Iowa. The next state senate wi
have 80 Republicans and IL Demo.
Gratis; The house 81 Republicans and
n Democrats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
What Needed

Ihe LesFenVOrth Times saws that
young society man went into
Lesvenworth clothing store recently
and asked to look a. legEins. 4 want
something 70 cover the whole calf
he remarked Hadn't yoa better bay
a whole suit Of clothssg said the mer.
chant, S-zgesfiFely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
WON A ssMAN.

Raleigh, N. c Nov BY a gan
of about $500 votes of the Fifth Cor.
gressional district over 1906. the RI.
puhlicans have elected james MGR
head by 364 over Brooks. Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
THE TABLES TURNED.

O'Niei, Neb,, Nov. Congressman
kinkaid says he has sufficient returns
from every precinct In MS district to
show coneusively thar he has been
reelected by a plurality Of 1000 10
26aQ.4
s'tgther reports have given the AIS
tricf 10 the Democrats
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
DolbtfuI States.

In speaking of the states that are
still in doubt, Nr Hitchcock said that
from the reports he has received from
state leaders he was confident Mon
tara and Colorado were safe for Tart
Mr Hitchcock also said that he had
received a telegram from State Chair
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
CAMERON BEATS SMITH.

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. with prac
tically complete returns from every
county in Arizona but one, Ralph II.
Cameron, Republican, Is elected to
defeating Marcus A Smith.
the Democratic incumbent by 500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
TWO CHILDREN BIRNEo
TO DEATH-PARENTs ABSENT

gambriIee. Ohio Nov 5-The home
~ ont uuur Phillips vas burned 70
DAY and bis fUo children. Georgia.
aged g. and Jesse. aged g. Here rra-
mated Tie parents uera ahsent
when The Ere occurred
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
HEPBURN DEFEATED.

Dies Moines. Nov. Reports FROM
the state this afternoon indicate that
iu the Eighth Congressional district
the plurality of Jamison. Democrat
over Hepburn Republican. is asott
500
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

further said that as soon as the pri5
oners were turned over to the civil
authorities he would take every legal
step at his command to secure an i'm.
trial CT their release on bond.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
pENEeN,s PLuRAlIrY 25.ooa.

Chicago. Nov Estimate now
place the plurality Of Deneen. Repub-
lican. for governor. at about 25"oA
Tsft's plurality is l62 GOO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
Criminals Ct PARIS

There are z9oc0 dangerous Grim
inais IN Paris who gre capable Of do
ing murder and ieoo00 wh0 live By
dishonest means.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
BIC MEN IN SESSION
FoR Red RIVER IMPROVEMENT

DenlScn. Tex Nov. The Rel
River Improvement association BEGAN
its two days' convention here t-day.
with a large attendance Of delegates
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
FRENCH PAPERS OPINION.

Paris. Nov. 5.-The Temps" is OF
the opinion that the present sftua.
tion n Europe makes il absolutely
impossible for Germany TO risk an
armed conflict
1T would be the crowning Of i'm
prudence" this paper says. for
Prince Won Buelow TO risk war. with
Austria Hungary absorbed in the near
east when the Falkan states are
ready 10 close the German roads TO
the eastward. and when Russia.
aroused By the wave Of Siavism, is
prepared 90 seek national revenge
France. morally and from a military
point OF view. is capable Of defending
her dignity. Great Britain is in-
iisputably al sea. and Italy is grow
irE less and less disposed 10 sacrifice
herself in the case of another state '
I'm conclusion the Temps ADVISES
the government TO publish the
French case 10 the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

There are s8.eeo aeres ot soor spas.
N Manhzttan Island
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

lcoaeluded . seeoad -
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
BELIEVED SETTLEMENT NeAR

Berlin. Nov. 5--French Ambassa
dor Csmbon tonight received instruC
(cO8eludsd on Third Pagej
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Only five days more of the big sale
at Vaughan's.
Reduction of ladies' and ehildren's par
asols at Perry's
Miss Bertha Mclean went to North
field this afternoon to visit relatives.
Mrs. D. F. Gregory went to Norwood
-. y, to-day for a visit with rela-
tives.
The Rev. Il. o. Thayer went to Ran.
dolpn this afternoon to attend revival
meeting
Miss Mary Riley returned Monday
from two weeks vacation spent in
st. Johnsbury.
There will be regular meeting of
Bright Star Rebekah lodge, No. Is, We'd
nesday evening, July p, at s o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-21
THE DIVORCE EVIL

DR. Wiley, the government food
expert, states that good bread is essen
tial to happy home.
Dyspepsia, caused by poor, half
baked bread, is the reason for nine-
tenthS OF the divorces.
Eat OUR Mothers Bread and
you Il wear a smile that won't come
off. Our Bread is well baked, made
with the best materials and workman
ship. 10c per loaf
Our Cake is superior TO any, bar
ring none.
The Union Bakery,
Anthers & Denning,
Tel. 232-1s 1923 North Main st.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-21
WATERBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Howard Of New
York are guests at the Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Merriam of Topeka,
kans., are guests at the Inn.
d. w. Cooley has returned from a
few days stay at Highgate Springs.
Il. L. Campbell has returned from q
few days stay at Highgate Springs.
Miss Katherine Doheny Of Boston is
visiting her brother, Father p. j. Do
heny.
Miss Julia Parker, who has a position
in library in Brookline, Mass, is at
home for few days vacation.
G. G. Warren and w. T. Davis are at
the Profile House for few days. The
trip was made In MIR. Warren's auto
mobile.