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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03
A Matchm.klna collecs.

According to president Albert s.
Hill of Lebanon University. Ohio, the
influence of that institution, since It
was founded So years ago, has result
ed in 10000 weddings. 1t is coedu.
cational school. and Dr. Hill. who has
strong faith in the system, says: 1--WE
believe that five women will humanize
at least hundred men," The insti.
tuition, which Is quite a fourishing
one. has been conducted for its more
than half a century of existence on
the principles laid down by its foua-
der, Alfred Holbrook -Leslie's Week
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03
FOR COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONER

To the Citizens of Baraga County,
Having received the nomination for
County Road Commissioner on the
Democratic ticket, ! hereby submit my
platform for your approval.
1. That all taxes that are levied and
raised in Townships be spent on roads
of said Township.
2. To replace all wooden culverts with
iron or metal culverts.
8. That rock be crushed and placed
on all roads were available.
a. That if am elected l will use my
best efforts to see that all moneys
used will be spent to the best
advantage.
PETER GIRARD.
3-3.t2 Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03

y
No hospitality can be more whole.
hearted and far-reaching than that
which Mrs. Ellen Maury Slayden and
her husband enjoyed in Barcelona, and
Of which she has written for the Gen.
fury.
"One of the prettiest things In home
life all over SPAIN" she says, is the
natural and kindly way in which the
servants are made part Of the fam
lily. In the don's house the little
maids often took part In the CONVEX
sation. spoke to the guests. and asked
them to stay longer; and even the por-
tiers and kitchen visitors popped their
red-capped heads into the door to say
the Spanish equivalent for 'howdy' to
the family. just as old negroes do In
the southern states"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03
Official Rcfutatlon.

Church, see the receipts OF the
Manhattan postoffice are now amount
ing to $54,370 each day that 1t is
open.
oGtham-Who says the New York
man never mails his wife's letters?
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03
Seed Time.

have on hand all kinds of garden
seed in bulk; also have grass seed
and other seed grains. Call and get
my prices.
H. NEsBITT HOW. STORE,
scott. Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03

George-Gertie has decided to mar
~ young Multimill. Hhe thinks she can
make something out OF him.
Ethel-About how much ?--LondoD
Opinion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-03

Twelve young heavy draft horses.
MEADoR SEAvoY.
L'Anse Mich. 3-27-ti
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-19
Inducements From the Point of Economy

7depatne emhea swhex smds few wdetmen atsuhc close O Hmpe Sixteen other nesotat wh e
 
 A NDsothea unentgoe goewihSI adW farm 0 p gd dmmgc needles Think prsl 0 nal profits "a
 10 nowh pof Bnnnngha ha more ereUlea re efound m
 hih smtby 5percm oh resent toa$500 Owe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31

The taxable property Of the Territory being assessed on an average
about wohrds OF its actual value its true value IS about @zl5o
900 This includes town lots valued S3SS5oo and only $500
acres OF land subject taxation Its average assessed Vae 3
per acre aggregang the OF S57tooo There are 20o nome
d or acres in these aforementioned counties not included
the list of taxable property the average value and improvements
of which are c the lands assessed and aggregate al inc same
rate about the of S2}3ooooo
Deduct 100000 acres for school lands and 100000 acres or Indian
aoncnts we have 10000 worth round numbers 2IP
ooo and four iths OF will be subject taxation in 1903 o.
think conservative estimate Of value of the property real an
personal in the counties named is S4ooooooo
There has already been taken the Cheyenne and Nao cou
the opening A To- 1902 05hoo acres tor homeSeaS an"
IA large quantity remains yet to be taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Total a7ol population for gear 1S9l
s3
Incrca e during past year

Increase darirs past year lo5a
This embraces all children Of school age between the ages Of
and wears. that reported
In addition what has been raised by dec and pro-
cccd from fines criminal there has been appooned the
several school districts proportion their school population
arising of school lands the Territory amount
S2I3oI3 The schools of the Territory considering the
condition Of affairs incident the development Of country are in
very prosperous condition 1t is maswory fact that notwih-
standing the una, obc conditions which have existed the Territory
tho people have NOT lost sight OF the necessity Of educating their Youth
and the absence OF school ugs and the means with which to
ccct them 6not being permitted > fc laws OF the Territory to incur
indebtedness for that pmrose the people have hcrocay gone work
and established and are now maintaining schools nearly every dis
trict that would be a credit to Of the old States
In addition h Of public schools there has also been eab-
lc pursuance Of the Of the first legislative assembly Terri
tora university for the purpose OF giving higher
branches of rarnng This institution has been located built a
the Norman Cleveland County and faculty and complete
corps instructors have been engaged and the institution ready
for the reception OF pusn
Continued tomorrow)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31

The Acson Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad running aouh from
Arkansas City kan and crossing the Cherokee Strip enters tc
- on e north line of Logan County and extends through the
Territory in soahcry direction through ogan Cleveland and N
hota counties distance of 50 81 miles IFS terminus beng az O4N
ton Tex This company has added to its mileage IN tins ieT
tory during the past year.
The Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad extends south from
Caldwell kan and crossing the Cherokee strip enters Oklahoma al
tfc north line kmgsher County and thence IN sentneN
direction through tine Of Nngfshc and Canadian INTO the
Cmtsaw country through which being constructed " ~,
ultimate destination nj some point the Gulf of Mexico 1s road
has been extended ouward during the from ri Keno the
Of Canadian County to the GhcEasaw country ana 'n6H
the Chckasaw country Texas.
The Choctaw Coal and Railway Company has built cuprd ana
pr in running operation line oi road from FL Reno IN Oanaan
County to Oklahoma City Oklahoma County distance OF about
90 miles during the past year Work progressing ON the eNen
Sion Of the line to the fields Of South McNeser the OhoeaW
Nation Charters have been procured ior the construction OF oc
lines through the Territory.
have called upon c managers Of he different railroad companies
for statement Of the business transacted the Territory during The
year but only company the Chicago Rock Island and la
has So far responded am therefore unable embod this report
the amount Of railroad business the Territory for the year ending
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
HAMPTON'S
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
TAXABLE PROPERTY.

The taxable property OF the Territory whole can not be gwen
for m reason that no made for taxes IN counties G.
+ G and H. embracing the Cheyenne and Arapahoe country
None Of these lands nor the persons residing those counties are sub
icct to taxation for the year 1902
The taxable property Of the Territory however exclusive o e
last named counties shown by the assessors returns 81 o
M, .. L..lcL aronn hc .cHcral counties a. follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
POPULATION

SO reliable of the inhabitants OF the Territory
having been taken since 1900 population the oh day OF June
this only be appoNmatcd but the commission appointed
by Congress 10 make (o which was member visited
AN the counties and exercised great arriving the approx
results and the opinion that the figures given arc nearly
H..r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
nANKs ANn RANkING.

There are five national banks the Territory OF $4,000 capital
stock each with an average of $4,000 deposit account each
There four incorporated banks in the Territory two 81 10000
canim stock each and of 100000 capital stock each
There m, ais, fourteen private banks which have average capital
at conservative csma) Of 5000 capital stock each ne counter
work very active the demand for money fair the banks are e
IDENTITY making money The high but getting lower
m ME- character OF the securities improves Having report have
no means Of knowing the Of deposits in the astmetoned
banks but take that half million dollars would De very CON
seryatNe estimate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Misses Fine Wool Skirt, 1898

Beautifully tailored garments magnificenty
blue and brown priced very special sos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Lifting the Curse
from Kansas
Remember the old lines

Remember the old lines
@Oh the taters, they grow small
@Aud they dig them IN the Fan
"And they eat 'em skin and an
In Kansas"
That was before Coburn got
busy. Hes the man whotumcd
the tide and made everybody
prosperous and happy
G. w. Ogden, a brilliant west
ern author, has written about
Kansas and Cobuu.
Here's a graphic mattcr-of-
fact story OF toll and an infinite
faith, grit and gumption that
reads like romance.
It's one that will cnthuse every
man and woman in the United
States and one that every Kansan
will be proud to read and talk
about The story OF man who
has done more towards rcclaiming
land and building up state,
than anyone else in the country's
history. You must readit in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31

The foregoing figures do include the Indians OF the Territory
who still maintain their tribal relations As have not sufficient data
from which to obtain the population those Indians who have not
taken their lands seveay their number can not be gwen IN uA
report They comprise the Oge Pawnees Kansas Ooes ana MIS-
lrias Tonkawa Kckapoos Wichtas kowas Comanche and
Apaches There has already been purchased by the Cherokee Co
mission the Kckapoo Wichita reservations which now await the
ratification of Congress The Commission the ed negoat
ing with the other tribes.
The population of Oklahoma as herein enumerated approNmd
as follows Eighy-fve per white 10 per n cooed ana per
cent Indians About per of the whites foreign born Nearly
every State and Territory the Union represented IN Oklahoma
h the great majority of white population from the adjoining
States As a class people intelligent awabdmg INDUSTRIOUS
enerprisng. and thrifty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

1t j. interesting 10 note The Stmand
of tI.e Springfield Reporter y dismiss en-
one aorse snowplo~ ard Tebseitase .
village sfSn&nce rsqoln1 property Saa-
eys % slesn tbe snow 81 taeif si8ewalxs.
Thai wesld " ikc TIE set 81 a drowning
nan showing away Hfe prsseryef ard
stalking bic al up9a written promise
81 rescue Gsdmanees, written ~ print
"a. read very weH bus ivy are not
dopenSable things ehen action i re-
4uifed City after city "a the smaiieT
eiass snd village after village have adopt
"a ofdfnsaces requiring thse property
owners sweep ne snow from TIE si1es
wagks Ii front b their property; and
II nine. fentbs n the csses the ordinances
are never enforced, ard the task II r.
n6yieg tie sbos i performed ~ TIE
corporation. raenielgag 81 yiBa4s n
tn isgger eisies the ordinaacs has been
ENFORCED ard Il seems ~ work vel fit
foY smaH critics ard viliagss iise spring
fed, Vermont, bbe sentiment is saeh
thst sfe pubic snowpI0w i eth vital
Hscessity. We trust thaf Springfield rifI
rot sAfow aasy iss i.fs psservsr for
anything 80 intangible ard uaeAf9fsibie
a. ssow.cleani8g ordinance. well mean
inr "A tAe ordinance may H. The go0d
ga snt horse snospiow carries oil the
snnw, and IN ordnance doesn't
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
CURRENT COMMENT
u ssmmer Rsslsents

The elass 81 sanaer business worth
most to View Hampshire " fuyn,sbed by
the peegle 81 Moderate means who bag
~ old farm hoHses wiSea Otherwise
aoald have been left 70 dee4y and dls-
Gxure fhe lahGscape, tmhiaa them into
aEtrSHf}fs summer homes Every sam
hlAr aG6s many names 70 stas 8st. IS
rev recruit to this army i fhe gec
William Aim Enigi,t n Efiqab0p Mass.
TIE distinguished aafho4 81 "Ihe Song
~ Oar sgTian ftuesb.H Ard otfser well
known stories ~ knight - the latest
AGGRESSION 70 Soc Sugt5n colony 81 mis-.
isfers WHICH staffed feW years ago
With Manchester fiefgyman
The Place With ~. gniahs has prlr
ehased aed IS geeaaAfng Was an atterl
abandoned propert, but Possessed of ths
very qualities which e0Nstitgf6 fhe chief
ffsr6i " 4 maH Who Is saesing rest from
me stress and sfysfn IL btssy profes.
s'0pal life, This 6lass N simmer resi
dent add not only 70 tfs moral wealth
~ the state, btft raise tbs value 4 9th
eynise unused property, and becomes she
Hcst substantial castoTnefs 81 TIE farm
ibg community during The Summer
months
Abothsr valaabs slass NJ sonyfner IA
irons afe fh6se VINO eofad M 4 ta@ days
NJ 3 few weeks n b0aFd rs TIE country
IN firm h9nses of HI sNaIl summer Ne
tsis. They make business fin Nse
Hampshire farmers and tFaek gar4eHs
9focsrYf8ha and livergmsn They come
fo rest and quiet rather thaH display
ere, for The m<sst part. well behav
cd. epntented, iaw abiding sunmer aN
rms, hnealefsts II their esaetious, and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
JINGLEs AND JEsTs
Before The Battle

DEt9te Ahe bdEue.
We've rad . fearful combat down ia
PoEac On the eYfcks
The words Of anger an reproof we're
fyjn' round 50 thick
This peaceabAe community concluded
twas but right
To let the parties end IL By q square
en- stand up fight
So WI held a little meetin' to decide
upon the weight
Of gloves and on the length Of rounds
an held the Oh debate
About the possible advantage of heft
and size
And whether We should have Queens.
berry rules 81 London prize.
We started the discussion. In a little
while the air
Was blue an men was Yeaehin' out fur
whiskers an fur hair
And never r1iBdin' friends that might
forever be estranged
So hong ~ they could dictate how the
fight should be arranged.
We said that there was principle that
had 10 be maintained;
No struggle WAS too great considerin'
what was 10 be gained.
The regular combat win come of when
Indignation cools;
IT won't be much compared to the big
fight about the rules.
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

universal approval Ytside the dronish
senators Win may have been disappoiut-
ed IN their h0pes Of desirable commit
tee assignment because Of past mat
tention To duty. Once Bet il be under
stead that quality Of service, rather
than length Of II, i the prime essential
to prefsrment, and it Il fairly reason
able 70 expect that increased attention
iii be paid TO individual cultivation ef
that essential Let it be- En0wn that
8 natorisl drones and lcafers hare moth
ing for which to hope by way Of exalta-
tiGn and there will be fewer senatorial
dFones and loafers.--A Manchester Union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

a IKE MIi fm regsiating tbe ase n
automobiles Wiki kss be4H introduced
II TIE View York legislature II sammaf
ized ~ ths springfield fepabiiesn, aaa Il
seems To bs worthy of fAme A TIE pro.
dHct 0f III enlarged mentailty. The bin
II thas summarized m the eonfempo
rafys IL provides that w chauffeur.
upon IRE discovery n An approaching
team, must stop reside ne fosd end
eoger bis naehius with tarpstfin paint
M to correspond With The surrounding
scenery. All automobiles mast be sea
sonsbIy psihtAd ii thai they will torre.
sppfd with the surrounding scenery and
bot BE- startling ny tbis II II toeant
thst automobiles shall b painted green
III TIE spring, gold IN ths sumner, rcd
III tie fali and white IN tie winter. The
safety BY pedestrians II cared fgf II 4
elsusa whieh II to tire effect that chant
feu. on approaching turn ii tbs rad
must come To 4 staHastiB not less than
100 Ysrds ff6m II, tt0t hia horn. ring .
hell afa revolver. h6ilef and send ID
THREE ssrial boiabs ~ intervals of i've
minutes II would be good thing 10
psss this Bill common things d ne
f0ad pail upon TIE tpotofist, be wants
new experiences give him some fresh
fun. end III him not only wear che
partieoloted isrkin End the pretty reg
giles, but giye him cap and BELLS and the
Ysl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
No Place For nrnnss.

A wholesome tendency II apparent
In connection with the filling of va.
cancies in senate committees at Wash.
ington, which has just been completed
by the committee on committees Great.
"a prominence has been given TO the
daily work records Of senator's, as a
reason for preferment on committees,
than ever before IN the senate. Here.
tofore, length Of service has always con.
stituted considerable factor in fixing
precedence in such matters. This time,
II il explained. particular attention has
been paid TO records for attention TO
senatorial duties, and 1t T. understood
that whenever senator has applied for
a coveted committee assignment, one
of the first questions considered has
been in relation to his record for atten.
tion to business on the committees with
which he has been connected.
This method Il bound to meet with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
ffE!gtERS!:si!G
The big sore WITH ar,le prices
IA Nsgta Main 81 Barre. VI.

vas setiaz AZ receiver f5r Gle Rnicker
Socksr Tfast eempauy i View York a
nan need aot reads instantly j. YER
mont 70 " 4 vsy5mnter, and Fs should
sot feqrre e.
TAers, there Is motder side II ~
renouaes re keror which ~ ldes -
poiatmsne q spain sas conferred On
TIE state, where shsI We book ~ 4
substitute honog eita an expectation II
realizing 1T Vsrmons qnota. az
take II. would r. mighty rare IL aay
event. foy Vermont however Fortby aer
etizens = smsH very smaf. seefiou
n this country n onrs ard ~ of.en
recognized ~ rational appoiatpenas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
WHEN rs 4 yEHMoNrBn A vER.
MONTEnY

n view 81 Che fact that Vermont is
not likely to have many ambassador.
ships and ministers positions offered her
BY President Taft, 4 does not sefm just
right fof che St Albbns Messenger 70
attempt 70 scratch out Henry G. Ids's
appointment 70 spain - belonging 10
Vermont Moreover, the attempt TO
aread 0uis NJ tds e. q vermontsf i
hardly Justified NJ de has not resided
in vsrment sf late years, but one esnhat
reside n Vermont and govern the Philip
pine islands 81 Che same time, nor can
one claim lbe closest alliance with things
In biz nAtivs state whsn Re i on IN some
foreign country 70 which he hes been
cent through the national administration.
The feet 4, that meet Or The time vheh
Mf. Ia bee been away from SO. Johns
bury vas whea be sas oeenpisd n soma
efldsi position q rsfffiha ont come
puhlie tFvss, e, fof instance, when he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
GRANITEvILLE

Presbyterian chEYch. GrznfteviTle.
1850 A. no., Eugfish services, subject. El
ders Ia the Church Ordination Of three
elders. namely, Messrs. Roht. Mitchell
John d. Morrison and Norman Graham.
IL, noon, Sabbath sehool and pastors Bi.
bic class p m, evening Engfish ser.
vie. eyangelistie. Subject, The Prod
eat IN Want
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

The Bste7s q La8oiHe county have
sgrssd oa q system 81 assessing prop
efey Vow II the listers 81 the state
will aefee On a system vermons's taxa
Con problem vii be nfnimized n 4
great extent Much 81 Che 8ificnleg 81
re present rlses from tao vide variance
Of TIE methods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
SUNDAY SERVICES
Times aud Places Of Warahip ana
Snhlnefs ~ ssrnana.

first Presbyterian Church, GEamtn.
vile. aasslir seryiee H. 81 3 ri sab
hath school, r m. evening erricss !
p m
Congregational Chnrch. The pastor
viii cDnduct the servicaa. Morning
theme, "0us reaaon tor recognising
Him.H Evening subject ~Aa al Men
sinnurs"
Wsbsterville Mission fEpisr0pan ~
NJ Reatfle, nsec0r Servife AZ 3 ,. M.
subienf, soeial aerpica and persUuai
'autidraticu AL are cordially invited
% ttteud tle SERVICES.
uuiversslisf Church EavaITl G Down.
eys pastar Morninx bapic. Religious
Exgerlcurss--Thss Services They Render
Evenly lecture, ~Ee0lution.- Whas lt
teas4es a. - he lIle df man.
Gnivers4list Church. Edward C Down
cd. pastor Morning sopir, Religious
snnrces--'rhe Foundations 81 Refresh
neut Evening Iectar- &C : Chemistry
aud Physics -rle Scientific Argument
for Immortality"
ST. Mdnica's Church. Childgsu's Mass
eNN, p''sl'l'..'l' So = - -ls
Nsnn@ Pas'-A sias -'@ o .s,1.
, p n. rosary aad bsusdlatlnus. ?. M
'''' - ,
Webstsrviile Baptist Church Rev
Nlfs Z. a. Robinson. pastor. 1fdraiag
servics az l8s99, subject. The Lost
Cborl Bs1e school at llaf5. Chris-
fs.s.s Es.a-.-4s- ..s...fl-.sa
~ E,s.ea.a !, as s.s !. -, :. = = -
- r.f-..s - --e
Evangelical Church. : Merchants street
Rev. q Howard Taylor. pastor Services
sunday school ts Ism 3 ms preaching
service, 4alf ,. m.s evening a. u class
1seeting TUESDAY sTeuiuG a. s1G. prayer
meeting Thursday aveAia1 a. the sane
'9''s- AZ - 'i'''s
Prssbytsrsu Church. Rev. = .. Ne
Henzie, pastor pub.ie worship AZ 1876
a. n. ard : p M Sunday 9suool ard
Ria.e classes a. 1855 a. a. Rev. 4 d,
Sherburne g Raginaton, zTsus fss the
Vermont Bi1le society, vii preach a.
tae farsueon service. Pastor WI preach
IN the evening
w.. p.-a.. r... rrvuz =
-, -. 49, 49, -. .. -.
- y - -
80 '', y.
49,. y !. 80 - -. 4. = =.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

Tae coscors, " r., Monitor joeaiariy
rcmarka taat il the View Hauapshirs
lcaisiatore w1sid lesoe run alone e
would ani4h tAs session much scorer.
T5f tatemene il not 70 bs taken Htsr
sliy, kowever, ~ ehe sum, sitaeT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

grateful Tor the chief blessing VIZ have 10
give them the blessing ~ unsqaais tad
fsatBfal scenery, ozons and rest These
two classes ef sttHmeY residents c0ss
tho state practically nothing. They
aamand M expensive state roads or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

Good for Chester and its euesrpFising
factory arm which wax burned ont ~
centlyt The factory is 10 be Sebuilt and
On 4 larasr scale than sefore THERE'S
easrgy sad courage combined
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

iuuievards. such AZ ws seem 10 need ~
attract and hold the aristoeraey Of New
York and Boston. They are satisfied
with The brett We hare 1T hard, and the
beat u none too good for then. Man
chester Union
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
The ag 4 IN ne naplee

Bar~ e6aBatslates Msine granite
towers On fasif pr5zpees 81 business pick
ina 40 Bceause % . iarsn contract barre
Is la position 70 ofer congratulations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
b Prepared ZOE EnergencIes.

be Prepared A0F EKnbFgeu
When cold comes to yoa-or in yoar
family or . sudden chill If you Let it alo1e
you are making recovery hard A teaspoon
fal Of Perry Davis paink Tier In half glass
Of hot water or milk will be the thing tosave
later and greater trouble. This old reliable
family remedy sells By millions Of bottles
annually. 35c. (the new size) and soc.