The Barre daily times., July 20, 1903, Image 2

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KEW WAY TO SELL MEDICINE.
Rckert & Wells Give Guarantee Bend
With Mi-o-na, the Flcsh-Form-ing
Food.
The proprietors of Ml-o-na, the marvel
ous lleh-lormiiis: forxl arid digestion regu
lator, have made arrangements with Kick
ert & Wells to soil this remarkable prep
aration in a new ami hitherto unheard of
way; furnishing a guarantee bund with
every package.
THE BRITISH
CLAIffllNVALID
Imputed Island.? OH' Doriwan Coa-si
Delon? to Tinted States,
rtCARASTEE 1SOSI).
In buying a package of Mi-o-na,
the purchaser is requested to have
thia guarantee ginned by Kickert &
Wells as their absolute agreement to
refnud the money, if Mi-o-na does
not give an increase in weight, and
care dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles.
Signed
Kickert A Wells will give the above
bond with every COo box ot Mi-o-na they
)!. You run no risk In buying Miona.
For years there has been a demand for a
natural means of Increasing the liesu and
Mi-o-ua has come to supply this need. It
is not a cod liver oil preparation, but a
combination of flesh-forming elements with
remedies that regulate and aid digestion
and restore health.
Everyone who Is troubled with dyspep
sia.headache, distress after eating, dizzy
feeling or loss of appetite or who Is losing
weight and In a rundown condition, should
take the guarantee bond to Kickert &
Wells and commence the use of Mi-o-na
at their risk, remembering that the treat
ment costs ou nothing unless U does all
that is claimed for It.
Xew Fourth ln I'oxtmiiNtePH.
Washington, July 20. The following
fourth class postmasters have boeu ap
pointed: New York Fort Tleonderoga, A. B.
Martin; Terry City, Martha M. Strow
bridge; South Oxford, Herbert B. Ken
yon; Perry v Me, Frank O. Armstrong.
Pennsylvania -Iterkloy, J. h. Sellers;
Chenthaven. T. N. liowniur; Freehold,
Thoinns Yates; North Branch, Kate A.
Coleman.
rroblue: ltfcordr r llrowu'a IH-n(l.
I'ittsbuii'. July 2D. T. C. Campbell,
(lie New York nttonioy retaiwd by
Coroner Mei'renry to examine witness
es In the investigation now lieiug held
to determine the ciiu of the death
of J. O. Ptrown, tho lute recorder of this
city, discredits the suicide tlieory and
says there is no doubt in his mind that
Mr. Brown's death was due to poison.
Comtntt Inmrnnpe ( inncromi.
Berlin, July 20. Secretary of State
von PosadowRky-Wehner has ncptel
the honornryprenidoney of the Internu
(lonal insuraneo congress, which in to
meet In New , York next September.
Germany will be represented at the
congress by three com missions.
SPANISH EIGHTS NOW OURS,
DAEIX3 JAIL BBEAmi
Stnto Department Hnir Xot Vet He
relveil n OIUi'lul Coiiimunit'Ktlon
la the Matter From .on. Ion.
Of Strftleaieal IiDiiorliinei-.
Washington, July 2o. No oonnnuni
cation has yet reached, the state tle
partruent from the British pwnimeiil
about several islands off the const oi
Borneo, now in possession of the Unit
ed States, which some members of the
house of commons seem to think belong
to Great Britain.. The state depart
ment, however, is prepared to give
a prompt nlKl conclusive answer when
Lord Lansdowne's inquiry readies
here.
Before leaving Washington Secretary
Hay looked personally into the matter
and satisfied himself that the British
government had not the shadow of a
claim on the islands in question. When
the inquiry reaches here Acting Secre
tary Loouils in replying will call the
attention of tlie Londcui government
first to the treaty of 1835 between
Great Britain, Germany and Spain, by
which the last named nation was to
have title over all the islands outside
a marine league's distance of the Bor
neo const. I-ator in the treaty which
this government negotiated with the
sultan of Jolo for the purchase of cer
tain. Islands belonging to Win a drag
net clause waa Inserted claiming for
the United States all those "islands
which had been ceded to Spain by the
treaty of 1835. On flla in the offieu of
Rear Admiral Bradford, chief of the
bureau of equipment, nte charts and
maps showing the location of the seven
islands in controversy, Baguau, Tagu
nac, Bakkungaan, Llhiman, Boaain,
Sibauns; and Lnugknyan The Islands
are clearly outside of the marine league
of the Borneo coast and therefore un
der tlw terms of the two treaties be
long to the United States.
It is said at the navy department
that Rear Admiral Evans, knowing
these facts, recently sent one of the
Philippine gunboats to the islands to
survey them and mark them as Ameri
can territory.
It is explained that the islands have
strategical importance, and for this
reason the United States under no cir
cumstances would part with them.
wIIand, Dike.
The dikes which protect Holland
from the inroads of the sea are from
ten feet to forty feet in height.
Four Couvlcta F.oie From the Dab
nemorn Penitentiary.
riattsbnrc. N. Y.. July 20. One oi
the most during cvapes ever mad?
from Clinton prison at Dannemora ha
taken place, Four convicts, all 'third
tenners," named Peter James. John
Cornins, John F.liiott and Kdwnrd Ken
nedy, succeeded in fretting away. Tlu
men were at work In the cellar of the
factory bulldinsf, which is near the pris
oil wall, on the southeast side of tin
prison yard, and were hist seen at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, w hen they
w ere at work as usual.
An Lour and a half later It was (Us
covered that they had duar a paajre
way from the cellar of the factory un
der the wall and Into the sewer which
empties about a half mile from the
prison. They loft their stripinl suits in
the sewer, and it is believed that they
have either been furnished with some
clothes or have made some clothes foi
themselves out of overalls material
which is manufactured in the prison.
Full descriptions of the men have
been wired to the police of every vil
lage in northern New Y'ork, and every
train, both freight and passenger, is be
in? watched. The usual reward of $."
has been offered in each case, and it is
believed that they cannot possibly get
out of Clinton county.
James is serving a life sentence, while
the other three each have from three to
fives years more to serve. One of the
men is 5 feet 4 inches in height, anoth
er 5 feet 0). and the other two are 5 feet
8 or 9. All four are of slight build and
have dark hair. So far not, a trace of
them has been found, although It is ru
rnored that they are in the vicinity ot
Cadyvllle, about eight miles east of the
nrison. Guests of the summer hotels
in this section of the Adlrondacks are
not taking many long walks In the
woods, fearing to run across the con-
vlcts. '
Krron Lynch Colored Culprit.
Lake Butler, Fla., July 20. A negro
tramp named Adams, who assaulted a
negro woman near this place, was cap
tured by a mob of negroes and lynched
in Santa Fe swamp. His body was
cut into shreds by the mob and severe
ly disfigured. The lynching was car
ried on by negroes entirely.
BEAVEES INDICTED.
Cattle Dlaenxe In New York.
Middletown, N. Y., July 20. A seri
ous outbreak of rabies has occurred
among cattle at Montgomery, in this
county, more than a score having been
affected. The state department of agri
culture has been appealed to. Several
cattle have died.
Freafdent Cieta Gold Mednl.
St. Louis. July 20. The management
of the Louisiana Purchase exposition
has sent by express n gold medal to
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay in
commemoration of his visit to the
world's fair during the dedication ceremonies.
Charared With Wronirrullr Obtl
ln( it (.overuinr n t Contract.
New York, July 20. United States
District Attorney Youngs of Brooklyn
has officially announced that an Indict
ment has been found by the federal
grand jury against George W. Beavers,
former chief of the division of salaries
and allowances of the post office de
partment The charge is complicity in
wrongfully obtaining a government
contract.
It has developed that the total num
ber of machines supplied to the post
office department by the Brandt-Dent
Automatic Cashier company of Water
town. Wis., was 527. The inspectors
have evidence of this, although the
present action of the grand jury in
Brooklyn in indicting George W. .Bea
vers is based on the contract undet
which 2.'0 of the machines were sup
plied. The cash registers were sold
openly In the market throughout the
country for $125, while the government
paid ?1W each.
There was a slight change in the con
struction of the machines sold In the
open market and those sold to the gov
ernment, but the inspectors say this
change was trivial and the cost insig
nificant. The supply of the machines
dates back to the latter part of 18!7,
when the first machines were furnish
ed the department for a trial.
Mr. Seabury of Morgan & Seabury,
counsel for Beavers, said that his firm
had heard nothing officially of any in
dictment and therefore could give out
no statement from Mr. Beavers' side.
"There Is one thing, however, that I
wish to deny," said Mr. Seabury, "and
that is the statement that our client la
in hiding. Mr. Beavers is not in hiding,
and he will be ready to accept any pa
pers as soon as we are officially inform
ed that he is wanted."
EPWOETH LEAGUE MEETS.
Sixth Annual Convention Opened by
Monater Sons Service,
Detroit, Mich., July 20. fen thou
sand Epworth Leaguers gathered on
the Campus Martius In front of the city
hall. A short open air song service
was the feature of the sixth interna
tional convention of the league and one
of the most unique episodes in the his
tory of the league's conventions. The
great crowd of leaguers filled the
square in front of the city hall and
stretched up and down Woodward ave
nue for several hundred yards. The
service was short, merely the singing
of tho old "Coronation" hymn and
"America," led by two cornettsts. Be
tween songs they gave three cheers
for the United States, for King Ed
ward and for the league.
The three meetings in Tent Ontario,
Auditorium Epworth and tho Detroit
Opera House were devoted to addresses
on "The Church and Civic Righteous
ness," "The Church and the Industrial
Masses" and "The Church and the Liq
uor Problem."-
LOW RATES TO MONTPEIfcK g
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FOR THE CHEAT
arnum and Bailey Shows
Tuesday, July 21. 1 903
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1 The Central Vermont Railway
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Will sell round trip tickets at the following greatly reduced rates and run
trains as iono.
Going.
A.M. A.M. A.M. F.M.
Leave Williamstown 7.20
South Barre 7.35
Barre 8-00 8.35 9.30 2 01
Arrivt Montpelicr 8.20 8.40 10.00 12.20
Show Grounds 8.25 8.55
Returning.
A.M. A.M. . F.M. P.M.
Leave Show Grounds ;
-Monhxlier 8-50 10.30 12.55 3.50
Arrive Barre 9.00 11.00 1.20 4.10
South Barre 11.15 1.30 4.55
Wi1Hamrnwn ' 11.30 1-55 5.20
P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.
12.30 6-30
12.45 -45 ml
1.00 5.30 6.50 7.00
1.25 5.55 7.10 7.25
1,30 6.00 7.30 mQ
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F.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. '
4.00 10.00
4.05 t.20 7.25 10.05
4.30 e.40 7.45 10.30 J
4.45 10.45
5.00 11,00 C
Remember the Central Vermont Railway is the only line that runs direct
to the circus grounds.
Konnd trip tickets will be sold to oircus grounds and return at the loi-
Fandolph
Braintree
East Granville
Foxbury .
Fates. Trains will leave
,$1.00 7.22 a.m.
1.00 7.34
.95 7.41
.75 7.53
.45 8.08
.40 8.10
.30 8.15
8.30
West Berlin
Arrive at the Show Grounds
Returning train will leave Montpelier 7.10 p.m. for Randolph and Inter
mediate stations. .....
Rales. Train will leave
Waterbury 5 8,50 a.m.
Middlesex 25 8.59
Arrive at the Show Grounds 9-20
Returning special train will leave Montpelier 5.30 p.m. for Middlesex and
Waterbury.
The above arrangements will afford all an opportunity to witness the frao3 Free
Street Parade which will be over a mile in length- Barnum 4 Bailey's Show has re
cently returned after three years traveling in foreign eountries and b larger and better
than ever. In order to move this show ninety-five cars are required, Make your plans
early to take the children, ralatives and friends and see the show.
Tkkets will be good on all local and special trains July 21st.
2
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"i - L H. FITZIIUGH, Vice.Fres't and Geu. Jigs. J. t. CLRlLti, ijea. rass. Agt, m'
New Alliany-CntaUlll Troller.
Albany, N. Y.. July 20. The opjwsi
tion to the building of the Alhnny-Cats-kill
Trolley railroad has been with
drawn, and Highway Commissioner
Oliver of the town of Bethlehem. Alba
ny county, who had previously denied
tho application of the company, has
reversed his decision upon the compa
ny's modification ot its former plan to
utilize the highway. The road will be
gin construction next spring. The dis
tance is about thirty-five miles.
Bail Fire la Antiarn, 31. T. '
Auburn, X. Y.,- July 20. Fire which
started in a large frame building in
Garden street caused losses cstlmatt.nl
at $l."iO,000, partially insured. The
burned structures Included the high
school.
Town Trwaaorer Una Vlaltora,
Clinton, Mas., July 20. The office of
the town treasurer here was ransacked
by burglars, but nothirssr of great value
was taken save ?11 and a sliver watch
belonging to the librarian of the public
library.
Anfnlfjr One day only, on the usual show grounds, T?c4Tir IuUt 1
Ullipaia. Nicholas Meadow. lUOUdy, )Xi) 1
2Rings, 3jStages, 1 Race Track,
III i
111 Hill
Presenting 100
Novel Ads.1
ig and
THtWoRLDsLARGESTGRANDESTBESTAMUSEMENTlNSTITUTION.
AMtKllA KLAJ. KLrKLOt-il lAUYt anuw r,
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f "FT 4l7irfCV 1.000 WONDERS
7 t SFTSTFT
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ALL THE BCSTJkMUStMCNr IDtAS.
SHANCHT QUORUM fORCISN OfPlCtS
K"- :.f!.J.!;. briooeport, conn. 3C.ossysquare.london,f.ng.
'main BusiNtss orricc
CONDUCTED ON SOUND BUS
IOOEPORT, CONN. 3CROSSYS0UAREiONDON TNG s f , 'I
N tW YORK CITY. 1 8Roc mlPwtMahon. Paris JranceV , "f syA
1USINESS PRINCIPLES-DAILY EXPENSf S 730O! - S- j
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1 Aerial! Enclave, IjGrandSpec-
tacular Parade.
Entertainment.
1 Vaudeville
Shows !
Electrically Lighted, Newly Arranged with Backed Seats and Foot Rests for Every Visitor. Triple Circus Two Double Menageries, Olympic Hippodrome, National Mdseum,,
Champion Aerial Tournament.
Huge Collection of Marvellous Human Freaks with all the Living Wonders of the World.
PATRIOTIC EXHIBIT OF HINATURE .WARSHIPS
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1 ACRANO EQUE.5TWIAN TOU KNArlLiN I ?4.
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Containing Every Type in the United States Navy.
CYCLO, THE KINETIC DEMON,
Defying Death and Gravitation Laws.
Three Herds of Elephants in 3 Fiogs at Once; Three Troupes of Horses ia 3 Rings Together; Three
Companies of Acrebats on 3 Stages at One Time; Three Troupes of Aerialists in the Air at Once;
Five Equestrians Riding in Three Rings Simultaneously;
Three Circas Companies ia Three Rings at the Same Moment;
Twenty -five Clowns in 25 Concurrent Acts; High Jumping Horses, Long Distance Leaping Ponies,
Football Horses and Dogs, Trained Animals of AH Kinds, Baby Elephant and Mother, Two Giraffes.
THE SMALLEST HORSE ON THE EARTH
The Entire Exhibition Exceeding in Gramlure, 'Variety anil Magnitude
Everything Dreamed o Since the World Was Known.
Two Performances Daily, at 2 and 8 P., H. Doors Open an Hour Earlier.
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50c.
Chddreo
tioder
years,
25 c
Reserved Folding Seats, 75 cents'. Reserned Chair Seats, $1.00.. Private Boxes with six seats, $9.00 to $12.00, according to location. Single Prive Box Seats
$1.50 to $2.00. ' . '
AI! tickets arc Sold Without CXtra Charge. Beware of parties charging more than regular price. Private Box and Reserved-:
Chairs sold at CHARLES H. BUSWEL17S BOOK STORE, 32 State Street, Montpelier. Others on grounds at hours of Opening.
LOWEST EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS.
Stupendous New Street Parade at 9 o'clock a.m. with 40-horse Team and a myriad new attractions.