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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-04
RULES TO Be OBSERVED.
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responsible for Ieinfectlon of
many cases.
Clothing, towels, handkerchiefs
or other personal effects used by
a consumptive should not be used
in common by others.
Kissing and hand shaking
should be avoided by such pa
tients and when the coughing
cannot be controlled they should
carefully cover the mouth and
nose with a paper napkin during
the same.
The hands should be washed
with soap aud water before eat
ing and always Immediately after
being soiled with sputum.
A consumptive mother should
not nurse an infant or occupy The
same sleeping chamber. The
bowel discharges of patents hav
ing abdominal paint and lutract.
able diarrhoea should be disin.
fected by the addition of an equal
amount of a solution made by dis
solving eight ounces of chloriua
I, d lime (chlorlde of lime bleach
ing POWDER IN one gallon of wa
ter.
Occupations requiring the hand
ling of food stuff or those neces-
stating confinement in crowded
Ill ventilated or dusty quarters S
should never be followed by such
patient.
The greatest enemies of Tu
berculosls are pure air and sun.
light.
Such patient should lead au
outdoor life exercising only on
the advice of aphyslclan and nev
er to the extent of fatigue.
A broom or dry duster should
never be used IN such a patient $
room.
Cleansing, except for mental
fixtures should be done with a
cloth molstenedina solution made
by dissolving eight (8) Blchlorlde
of Mercury tablets in every gal
lon Of water usel.
Corrosive Sublimate is very
poisonous when taken internally
and care should be exercised in
it's use.
Room fixtures, bed and body
clothing used by such patient
should be taken out of doors fre.
quently and exposed to pure air
and sunlight for several hours.
1t Is now known beyond ques
ton of doubt that many people
] contract tuberculosis IN dark,
i'll ventilated sleeping rooms that
have previously been occupied bv
a person suffering from the dis
else. 1t is therefore imperative
that such a room should he plain.
ly furnished permitting of ready
cleansing as noted above and up.
On the recovery or removal OF
such a patient the room and It's
contents should be thoroughly
dlslnfected (See Room Dlslpfec
tom.
SAMUEL G.. DIXON,
Com missioner of Health
| ID ,,..sI n 1Qn-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-04
C. M. RAY,
AuCtiOneer,
POStOhCe Address; MCCOnnellSbuTg, Pa.

Fifteen Years Experience. Owing to the Ia
creasing number OF c Ills for my services,
have decided to uOiify the public IN this man
ner that shall hold myself in readi esS for
public sales auctiO-s, sc. Prices moderate,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
4-l-0s ly.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-04
Write For Catalogue.
52Itf.

People who read a Philadelphia
daily newspaper, should write to
The Philadelphia Press, Clrcula
tion Department, for the latest
premium catalogue. Handsome
premiums are given to people
who subscribe to this Great Home
Ne vspaper by mail. Catalogue
will be mailed to you If you will
drop a postal card to "Tne
Press" Seventh and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Dc
1t to day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-04
A Twenty Year Sentence.

81 have just completed TWEEN
ty year health sentence, imposed
by Bucklen's Arnlca Salve, which
cured me of bleeding piles just
twenty years ago " writes O S
Wooleyer, of LeR ,ysvIlle, N. y.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals the
worst sores, boils, nurns. wounds
and cuts IN the shortest time
25c. at drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-04
May Is, 1908.

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills are prompt and thorough
and will In a very short time
strengthen the weakened kldneys
and allay trout bles arising from
Inflammation OF the bladder.
They are recommended every.
where. Sold at Trout's drug
store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-04
Rennlon Nntlce.

There will be meeting on the
Soldiers Reunion Ground at j.
w. Hoops on Wednesday, June
10th at 10 o'clock a, m, to de
termine when and where the next
Reunion shall be held, and to APP.
point committees aud attend to
any business that may come be-
fore us.
By order of the Chairman.
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Stock Holders Meeting.

There will be a meeting of Il e
the stock holders of the Fulton
Telephone Company at Need
more, on the 9th day of June,
1898, at 2 p. m.
A full turnout Is urgently re.
quested. The election of officers
and other important business
will be attended to. All persons
IN arrears on phone rent are ex
pected to settle up on or before
that date.
j. II. COvALT, Pres.
MAY Is, 1908,
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The Fulton County Horse C(m.
pany'S Famous Stallion
"JERRY"

Will be at Webster Mills on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday of each week
until the first day of July, and at the
stables of Daniel r. Trout on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of the same
week.
This horse is a thoroughbred Perch
eron, registered in the American Stud
Book.
Insurance $40 90. fcolt dies, $5 90.
II mare and colt both die-nothing.
81 M.
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Subscribe tor the News
only Sl.OO a year.
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THRESHING OUTFIT.
Good Chance TO Get a Good One at a
Big Bargain. Good Reason for
Selling,


Going out of the business, the
undersigned Will sell his Peerless
Threshlng Outfit, consisting of a
Il. II. engine, Jacket Boiler, with
new style gear-aIl as good as
new. The separator is Peerless
-30-inch Cylinder, with bagger
all belts as good as new--water
tank and pump-and a complete
outfit of tools.
Any one desiring to purchase,
may call and see 1t work, or ad
dress the owner,
f. b. FISHER, q.
Box 2l9,
5-2l-tf. Hancock, Md.
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the famous little liver rills, are
sold by Trout's drug store.
p. B. Mehus, of Taylor, was IN
town marketing on Tuesday,
Phllp is getting ready to build
barn.
Chambersburg has popula-
ton of IL, 1881 according to a care
ful count just made by the police
of that town.
HIDES WANTED. - II & hes t
market price paid for beef hides,
horse hides, wildcat skins, and
all kinds of grease, at Paul Wag
ner's Tannery, McConnellsburg.
Conundrum: Why is cyclone
like three girls walking abreast?
Because 1t does not turn out for
anything,
HlDES.-James Sipes & Sons
pay the highest market price
for beef hi les at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
S eepsllns and tallow.
When drunken man once gets
Jber, if he could realize the fool
things he has SAID aud done
while drunk, he certainly would
never get drunk again.
Big cuts or little cuts, small
scratces or bruises or big ones,
are healed quickly by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve 1t is espe-
cialIy good for piles. BE sure to
get DeWitt's. Sold at Tlout'S
drug store.
A little boy who lives on Water
street being asked few days ago
which meal he took first in the
day, innocently replied "oat
meal.
Mrs. S. Joyce, Cldremont, N.
H., writes; "About year ago l
bought two bottles of Foley
Kidney Remedy. 1t cured me
of a severe case of kidney trouble
of several years standing. 1t
certainly Is a grand, good medl
cine, and heartily recommend
It,"
Mr.. Albert King, of Altoona,
who had been at the funeral of
his brother Rev. John King came
on to Fulton county, and spent a
few hours Monday i'll McCon.
nellsburg
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syr
up is the one that children like so
we'll to take, as it tastes nearly
as good as maple sugar. 1t is
different from the others, as 1t
does not constlpate, but on the
other hand, 1t acts gently yet
freely on the bowels aud thereby
it drives the cold out of the sys.
tenn. 1t is sold at Trout's drug
store.
School teachers who would like
to earn some money during their
Summer vacation, Will find il
profitable to write to the Clrcula
tion Department of The Philadel
phia Press, Seventh and Chest.
nut Streets, Philadelphia. The
Press has a proposition for school
teachers during the Summer,
whereby they earn additional
money by congenlal work.
w. r Ward, of Dyersburg,
Tenn, writes "This is to Ger
tify that l have used Foley's Orino
Laxative for chrome constipation,
and it has proven without doubt
to be a thorough practical remedy
for this trouble, and it is with
pleasure l offer my conscientious
reference.
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KENTUCKY LICK

will be at his stable on the Clark Me
Govern farm in Tod township, the
week beginning Saturday, April llth,
and every alternate week thereafter
until July LIST; and at the stable OF
1eorge Buterbaugh in Ayr township.
the week beginning April. 18th, and ey-
cry alternate week thereafter. After
the first OF July, the Jack will be con-
tinuously at the stable OF owner.
VIM. BuTERBAUGH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
DeV0CiOnariOs

Elegantemente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de pla-
ia sc acaban de recibir en- esta
imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07

Cd Roger demuestra estos hechos con mnlt-
tud de experiencas llevadas cabo en- oil coneji
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-13
DssfA d Hssswaek.

Wglisa saesien ~ he& 8Dsk CITY
disa - ~ John n. iioldtH Bea0fiai
iatsplsAi "a ffzsaN3'A IsF1asg esofping
Az teaiY 0esssf M sheldon had lsen
IA g.0f heaatb nm siosss ttsr sfeB
e'0itAeAflg ms following ~ operation iDs
sVpeg&f3sis. ~ sent ~ tfit bospiiai
! isH p0Btls sE0 sfd had gained ~
tiat fgf tie pasi few sarfshs b. W.
si3e N walk ai0aa me house aaad strong
hopes mef4 entertained ior his feo0sefy
bNt gefy stidAepiy Wednesday BR0iuinx
IN TN Into i stufof asd pefeF fegaine4
CONSTITUENCIES. his death resulting from
blond poisoning About three years ARo,
NJ iS0eldoa married AJsne Harvey, the
only daughter Ut Air. aud AfYs George
Harvey II philadelphia, apd BE- Wa ~
HDdatei With bis father III law II the
drug buFiE4ss III Sew fofk 6sty Ma.
Asimliou haN bern staying this winter AZ
ler fattns Simmer i,Os.se III Cabot
filsl sbe might ~ nesf nef husband. Nj.
Nhfti0a we "A gears ~ age and II SIR.
sized ~ rs 8ife and basyy daughter, a
gear "a, aud his mother and sister. A
ipKgtt service Ma held At BE- home ~
hif And Mrs. Il. q kimbAll, uncle and
eHAi u Aifs. Nbrldon, Thursday after
nom nc three 0eloek and the remains
we're takeH Dn the evening train 70
tchNyleyYiile, ~ ~ the home of ias
mother. f9f inteuneDt The remains
Were accompanied ~ Y. g Kiftwdge
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JINGLEs AND JESTs
This Prodigy Of the Deep.


Ny gaze Ii fixed on the distant, climbing
SENS;
hear not the pillows break nor the
sea,gulls cry.
The blue 81 transcendental depths sur
rounds
The al l-perYading ether Of my dream.
No air about me but a cloud Of sheen,
4 hale Of some vision 81 the deep
That 4 know not
Nor care
Indeed.
But ever and anon the strange thing
comes;
zee il yet | DO not understand.
The Opaque depth reiec1 ii must be SO.
But howf But how do not under
stand
never saw two moons IN splendor rise,
Two moons Of tawny hue, Of glistening
light,
never saw before a prodigy like this;
Two moons Two moons The riddle
racks my brain.
And yet Il may be but, no, It cannot
be;
And sill Il might
But, say, three vhiskeys never bothered
me
Like shis
Before.
Columbia Jester
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LooLlar a Eleeiloa,

The Aesi opium vote ~ tiie liquor
gnasil00 iAkt week ean hardly ~ regard
III 0hrrAisf than satisfactory Ii gen,
aFM way NJ iha optnAeHts IN tlae 4alva8s
fliaf taas VI A siiil further Fsdu4loa
q % number u tigeHs voting lheilae
lis fsaf Il almost femsfkabls Tsefe
fAaf siuea lDeal opium sas adopted bas
silasn a decreased number 81 toWns
voting far lleeHse uail this year The
Hambu hna dropped - IN and several
u thes@ fHNps ule III suFil IA pUpltiA
ton lligit NJ license II ilkeiy d " n
silsa ~ A beat only seeond eiaas.
Nhst compares fairly with fhe old town
llddaf aRney sfsieu n u noH ~ e.
tlle eiilelals ln towns foing ~ e sse
that ihe liquor lass ate fhmGnghlY Ell
lnnfl, #ad n doing ibis they meg feal
reasonably VeHaiH ~ illN moral support
gi llis community inforea ihe law
Aofthhpld Ness
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nEAYY nowLNc scnEpuLE.


Rochester, \. Il, Marcn is>~1here
WA u heavy aaiiedule yesterday IN III
GLASSES AZ Che National Bowling asso-
Maiian toarnaaeDi III Gen~ae hall and
high scores were nllea IN every class
fhc u n H team ~ Rochester, rolling
Hast night Ia fbe krrund shift 81 five
iiiau teams had total II e.sDs, the
l,rst mark of TIE day b lbis elasa
tHhef SCORES rolled by iita man teams
Wefe. q. NJ IS buffalo. a.753i One
Great Only. baltimore. 2lT5a syracuse,
syracuse, a,4n5i lleaYy Weight, Buf.
lalu, 1901 Cameras Rochester, a,935s
etBcser. RarhasteE aHft
u Goldman and George. II phiAsIel,
t,hia had che high score 81 The dag Ia
thr ioube4 .isa tliher scores III this
ela we're Chm Rtitli aa1 ]. Watt,
New York ii3ii Shcdd am SHUT. Ro.
rbaster i,i78s Frey and Hoffman,
Cleveland, t,luel 0'tannpil and Young
Detroit, itsns Meumger and Haley,
jttfoit. It'll
q r. lehman 81 Philadelphia with Is
total 81 uta was the high man 81 the
tlay Ia the individual eiass. other high
uafes we're i b Young. Detroit, 6aas
IA Nnttef. Hfaaklyn. 6af III y tifeen,
/ iladelphia, Uaai M Denny rhiindel
plaa afil hAapH Philadelphia. 0VS.
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iaiisl1Y, lsstTtet Ailsgasg John u
Moran n tiossea tas afeppsd completely
ffem paplia Dellss, with MaAes slaH
lplg contrast With HE fogma pfgmi
AeHss hia ths Feamsn liss III lils pom
ileailh N re mss vigorous prosecuting
Alisaaey and political saeta' b. 81.
lsseA IN Hualslls ~ liplale II tieAiau
lieapllsl aid i INV rilue isa'eh #befs
thn ~agm Ml0as blan aafaaa 81 SISTER,
~ M PVT Il n 4 newspaper iaiageiawsi
sh0 dHa him atH ~ De sainssed 90
aeuslly Al4aNa meseat piiifal pilsAI
40 ablailipH Il ssilaHn AeaiaH against
he aYii u aENfeslinmilaa 0pes strength
ahd e4assaHsAs useflAAinK ~ faAeuute
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-13

Nv ihe ieapt competitive esaNlnatiow
beij - iptditia8y, thls state 1bees
ware oaly i9ef s1leg men e lahs me
combinations, ead y hes NV been
learned tbAt sHt mr. n IN auareits
aatlAtaeteilS mat tba requirements Mld
y tb4pfms eligible " appointment II
competition vith fbe speaasta astlfaA4
M q previous examinations y may be
that tie small number 81 candidates
IN ihsss appointments Is aua - ssme
asheF fallss ihan the ssgefilY u DE
eAaMiuqtiaH asg pettaps ilsesese 4
course II fAt4ld y uapapulaf atpd ~
70 lhs lasfea ~ aa American ttaJenf
n suat b iba saN there Is ~ good
foundation ief Fhe pesfior ~ lhs ~
GatiaaliS n spaHd lsA geafs u the
atmosphere NJ sllia ambient aad faast
hepgfed institution siipaid b. eas n ibe
most pfiyfd adFulfaaes which feai
siata could AL ~ fhsia = soale
thing aliani ibe institution and The itg
that awsals % the naleiafly iaHfs
aad ne maH wio II II eaFuesl fsula
ina NJ halipf pase e prosecute W.
studies " y y remarkable thal aei
mora ssfials minded saana mau an
taking advantage ~ iiis silAlas maHa
pesailie hg Will ~ feeii tlhairs
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NMlhef lhe neseasll4 Haf che eisian
ef calling apaial seAslan II The Yef
mont l,aislaiafa ID eidef % eiefl q
lialled States spaplef q Naf8esd che
late llaahela rfmfet Il apparent such
"A maee annM " iMuuiHe ~ entirely
unnecessary eAiNHsa AID aauld place
uppu llH stale burden thai tile q
lneeef It Ills situation tliss ael demand
The constitution ~ Vie United States
provides IN iaAf saeh situations - ven
mont IA confronted Mish ii so present
ilmp n explicitly stating tllai az NJ
ganeles hapran bN ihs fsiHaatlan, 81
otherwise iiatlae the fepsss u the leals
lainfp q any stats tha executive there
~ mas make temporary eplaiMuent
miil lha neAl mrtine II tha iesiAla
tiIe Witch Hali ihen III saah yagaN
Dlpa
The niIsaa 1T senator from Nefmoat
has haeilHp saeaied bfpuah he lameut
~ apath 81 tleiaed rgseinF the stats
legislature 4 II feeess Al The pyysphl
ilme hus Nlll convene b. seven aNaihag
lha governor NAY meantlna maks sem
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4 distinguished duty and peculiarly
aeileate privileges deeeIye. upon tlnsnf
aaa Fletcher Proctor ii appointing Hauie
oar II sH4aed hls hanufud father Il tllH
United States ahnatr lsedfield Preston
remarkable career Il eaded and hs efeHi
life Nafk - done M enc can iill hls
plaaa HI the state and nation. bul tsueaf
HoF lf8im ran BE- depended upon tn
Hfal Ha luil obligation ~ llin VOTERS
81 he sialr III sHleptiuR from lhr abIAs
dante " apien,lid material Al hia easu
aaHi The man Nlm ii ilis opinion.
staHes the neares q lllliaR his fathers
plAse llls friends have right IL IS
pest that ~ viii Il the proper tIlus
eflllfafp ihla opportunity ja he as mitch
fHf ais state as ga liesefn0f Carroll 8.
Iaga III iAnl whan Id asked lfrpsldent
NlaffiaHn ~ ruleaae tietlilpld Proctor. hla
secretary ~ Wap. fsnH the cabinet III
afllef thai "a pigAl sefer Vermont a. d
worthy supeess8l II SENATOR lltatRr !
isamHHls lahHshufy borubiigAA
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flsa results y Aha combinations "
~ elty's nils saheA buildings Yaatal
llas hg ihf commissioners aaa tis ila
,lHpaFllaaHi ehlHf ate satisfactory asauy.
alIs Thai ttsa iiANs II ihe RiiAl eiaidgpl
Hiig Alieaa sassEans ID them afa leasaa
ally safe flaln asAef Hte q paHla Az
sha Iailaluss u enfa mudeta aeslsii
wAleh Il ~ ~ lhs malvglfe are aeil
constructed ana Wiih halls FeamY enough
II alt0W lHa HiipauiihN n SCHOLARS
Without eAftehs congestion What iew
nslHpt defaals that the inspection brought
lHllh VII b Il aee grHiediHi Alale.
eseF tha paliaiaHI repetition II lie uTe
drills " maklnH Il possible Il smplY
lilA hAllalHAa n remarkably ahaft ilHa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-13

thmF ID Aal \ tremendous irish Is
i44 lae lltmaaA aahaianaps a tishad
ualsetslls tleFWa hNalaHti Rifhqf NJ
tpteeAt u II NtheF EASTERN hlalesl
nlilaed ~ lha ANNhaf u eandiiaisa g
tabs the competitive examinations 70
aeallf rsfhsps lle aslMdlaa require.
MnAss Az tae Atlii proposition teg ihe
Americans 81 alFnualp against That
gRs spsta asn aaHaeNhAt Flaa Il evidenced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-13

some day, perhaps, there'll come = time
When | can do Just as nieaSes
When I won't have to FL the Ere:
When ! have settled down in ease.
some day, perhaps. my word viii be
As absolute As Holy Writs
When ! shall rule the roost. instead
81 mcekly having 70 submi6,
Some day, perhaps. ] may awake
To find the snow an cleaned away /;
And maybe ] may stay out late.
And wife won't have q word 70 say.
some day. perhaps viii not have
To match her silks in downtown
storess
Ard with the coming Of the spring
may NOT have 70 paint the doors,
Perhaps some day twill 10 ny Jet
TO order ami 60 le obeyc3:
/ may not have Is bend my hack
And labor vith the garden spade.
may not have 81 heat the rugs.
NT Jay an iaSf45n carpet down;
some day perhaps / may NOS hsse
To hook NY asranes Dinner gown
Soae DAY, pefksps. lll wake q End
Aiy Shoes visere ny should alaSTs be-
VIII nos hase s. searrh the hoase
To sn1 my charge 81 hosiery.
Sana day. perhaps. my isna6rt viii
NoWe hcsne - t5Hge here asseat.
Ard / - rcre sszsH hese rs r
A Neek VITA hat s sin4ir skis
- ~, 49, 80
~fsvt 81 sAa azeess ttsl rees
So1s tsy Sc VA - Ssrt 6 pzx
Nv vEEcETzna NEtI voaZ Tad
-. saE~ nv afe Waa yo1s r..
a reser-cnE as1G ~ hsss
*z9 Yts- perhzss<- ) cacht tn av
: sesfy 9ez4 sxe~cs ~ ttzA
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pramInenI cItIlen b RI.hmand.

George fiieeu, one ~ kiehmufIaa mort
bighiy resperted citizens. Nho had be~p
~ telling heaiti feg teesfai months
plth heart dlAsate, died suddenly yea.
to-day morning. NJ. Green Was bofn Ia
liisauend IL April 1910. and hal always
isen resilient u ihat town With the
exception NJ few years III the West
Whom y Young man Besides wife, 81
leaves TIVE kons and one daughter. The
ibpral viii b. held Sunday afternoon
a. two o'clock ~ bis late home.
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Better Atom.

FatherI think Horace would get
along better without his roommate.
Mother Why. Horace says they are
fast friends,
Father Without doubt and If he had
fewer fast friends and more close ones
| would be better satisfied. Cornell
Widow.
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| CURRENT COMMENT.
el IL WsIl IA

iflp tDfai tytis9e0 dtlH " flif rs ~
a 4lpaps X Dbif SllzS19y, sna II flat
s1J9't9 y pats iesa issi4s End easifg
retired bg m issNvses "a llW HaBef BE-
paffMtHt lisFi ~ thaf ihe actual
lataasd aebf ~ II paia w taxation II
oily sEsDp9 II u ven " keep ahsae
NRsres " MINI A. AlljsAa s. pretty
vii ~ tgabaallg, etBY,afea elsii alsiss
n flls communities ID vermont n W.
size ~ AiLans siesseaRft
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a 0eaA weka ~ nl1Etara.

ilaf1~fak isn9s an0ther big wAstAfH
Ktapite io6 Jljs iige II Il e0ptfaet
e supply tia gfauisa ~ ne Dew e9ift
heusN ~ foHfKtgNn Ohio. end tie
price Il sa't,ttl1 iaeklend 81 he Nksa
buy Granite ~ Il hustler and has
g fsfHlly " getting most ~ f4e pHns
fi#f ~ aves ALTER MmfisNlle News
and f4sizNn.
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snurn nARRn

hif eeoFge rattrFsnn u - sne slek
lia
Nes lAnghlln asaliad hef mna seY
tteif hpt ne hupe 4 Win MOI prove
serious
Alls renhllNAn N NilllamstNWn ut
Hea Nf ana MiAt George Patterson alan
MIS- elial rpaFuIlY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-13

tbBaialaR deiss ssttied. the asss
lslf AMI iss sslles lais esh my aaor4
~ lagg lhs hAtelet sid eelt teesii,ef
10 sprsad tba Haale ata faua ~ tn
alggls aRieaitAfAl eAMbits tietes ~
saeeass Fef bgslll
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UNABLE 10 RAISE MONEY.


M Aihans. Afareh ta. From TIE
present condition 81 On alIAirs 81 the
Vermont tieamefies tna Il appears
nlohhble that Tie creditors will have to
make such disposition og The eompany's
pe0regtv a. they see a. fhe first IN.
slallment 81 The payment which was
agreed apen hy All parties Interested has
lWea matte and acre spema 81 he na
nta~peet II lie eNef helng madN @ MI
,sleess, Who MAS Il pfeYlie Re Aeeessafy
ltnaa i0F she msmeNl 81 The creditors
s. TIE eAmpany, according t. The pro.
pesM On segtlemaW which had been
aansA Nv ihe egedi0ft has been uuahie
Aa raise t3e money and aetiaH On the
pas4 IL tAo creditors u new expected,
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The Answering Effect.

Are you going TO answer the accuse.
tions your enemies have mades"
Il think not, replied Senator S0rgh-
nm, AS rule, answering accusations
merely helps TO keep the public from
forgetting them Washington star.
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ANe1 ~ isagse feSwes fhA syIssi
landmark ~ Ne eefnay ~ Main agd
giA stfNsis, II we1a spprseists . bsaa
sges gsAlnses attfttlls mis- fAe ssse
iim " sAsA ) beiAiiug n eee N WI
possibilities
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MARsHFIgLp.

Kew. Ionn Al Lawrence viii preach at
tho congregational church Sunday,
March 18th, ne comes ~ d candidate
for the passionate here, Il Il hoped that
ail viii conn and hear him,
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f%gN k4ps plre,1g ey8es gpds4''
bsis sts is# N slipsAg sivalg ~
T4iAf "a ~ fsifs - fhsif aYitM M
eh iJisFe ieW asss AlAaa N sl@s Nv
NlAssee
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rhs paylng rellsr Admonl.hea.

The Farmer Ser here, yoang man,
none q your hstnco business. Them amt
the same hills deposited here last
month Brooklyn Life.