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STANDARD
OIL INQUIRY?
IT BUILDS YOU UP,
'and KEEPS. YOU UP.
Social Iragedy
Indications That There Will
Be Investigation
The Best Cod
Liver Preparation
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In the midst of one of the most brilliant social" func-
tions of the season, a noted society woman started
suddenly from her chair with a scream of agony and
fell insensible to the floor.
A few hour3 later the distinguished physician told
her anxious husband that she was suffering from an
acute case of nervous prostration brought on
by female trouble, and hinted at an
operation. rortunately a
friend advised her to try
Lydia E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
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The result was that she
escaped the surgeon's knife
and to-day Is a well woman.
The derangement of the delicate female organism sets every nerve In
the body quivering with pain. Headaches, backaches, torturing bearing
down pains and dragging sensations make women nervous and hysterical.
Dsar Mrs. Pinkhah:- I wm troubled for ei(ht yean with lrrtjularitlw which broka
down my ayitem and brtufht on xtrm mrvouanes and hyitarla. 1 could neither
noymy mtB nor tlatp rights, bcttlyrrtttLe&tndTttntsirivry despond
ent Lydia E. Pinkharn'i Vegetable Compound proved to be the only mediclna which
helped me. After ttkln j the tiiird bottle, my general health beran to Improve. At the
end of the fifth month I was well and could attend to my household and social duties and
enjoy Wo. Kas. Chcstir Curry, 42 Saratoga Street, East Boaton, Mass.
Mrs. Curry, whose portrait appears on the right, is the leader of
the Ladies Symphony Orchestra. The following letter Is from Miss
Goode, President of the Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club of Chicago:
Diar Mrs. Pinkham : I tried many different remedies to try to build up my system,
which had become run down from loss of proper rest and unseasonable hours, but ,
nothing seemed to help me. Mother is a (rest advocate of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for female troubles, having used it herself some years ago with great suc
cess. So I began to take It. and In less than a month 1 was able to be out of bed and
out of doors, and In three mentha I was entirety welL Really I have never felt so strong
and well as I have since. Miss Cora Cocoa, 355 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago. 111.
Mrs. Pinkham's advice is free to all. Her address Is Lynn, Mass.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cures Where Others Fail
UNRAVELLING THE SNARLS. j
Number of Matters Being Heard in the
Chancery Court at State House. j
A number of clmnwry mutters from
Windsor county wore heard yesterday
tefre Judge J. II. Watson at the law
yers' room at the state bouse. Among
the hearinps were Armstrong nninst
Itussell on the referees report, being a
question in trover, The ehnncery court
is also trving to untangle in the mat
ter of K.'ll. Bnglcy of White Iliver, a
hardware merchant who became involv
ed. The principal creditors accepted
notes to be payable in instillmetns and
two trustees were appointed by the
creditors who took possession, remain
ing a little over a year, when the busi
ness went into the hand of 'a receiver.
The elaims are between $7,000 and $V
000.
Another important ra.e eonHidered
was lirown, Walei & Co., of Boston,
a'nt, Billinna & Shedd of White River
.function. Gov. Pingre'c appeared for
Drown, Wales & Co., and D. A. Pingree
and other trustees, and J. C. Enright !
for the defendant, r.rown, ales ft
Co., of Boston fent a bill to Pingiee A
I'ingree of White Iliver Junction, claim
ing about $125 as due them from Bil
limjs & Slicdd on lxnik aceotrnt. The
latter firm claimed n credit of $U,
which lirown, Wales & Co., denied re
wiving payment therefor, claiming they
were given credit through error.
HELFFUL MEDICAL HINTST
BANK CHARTER EXTENDED.
Only Six of Oiiginal 113 Stockholders
are Now Living.
Jlontpelier, Feb. 15. -The charter of
the Jlontpclicr National Bank, which
njtpiwd on Suturday, ha been extend
ed Uj the comptroller of currency, il
liamj B. Ridgley, for a period of 2J
tear, the usual length of time. This
is tite fecund ro extn-ijn oi ti.e char
ter,
oper
ie bank having been ii eoAtinuoua
lion for 41 'years. The bank wan
ongijully chartered, February 11.1t65,
the
narier was evteniled ia 18S3, and
reeftinded at tlna time.
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Importance of Keeping
Your Blood Purified.
Does ynr head feel heavy and ache ? Yonr
throat dry, noso stopped up and hot, no appo
tite, little chiily fcelinps creep alon tlie spiao,
hand!) hot, feet cold, ton sue furred, eyes burn,
you feci sick all ovcrf liver felt this way
before You are liilious. 'ip it in tlia bud i
do tlie right thing first. Promptness will work
wonders. Start using Smith's Pineapple and
putteniutPiils, tiike two to four at bed time.
You won't need any more ( they will cure you
iu a night, lion't wait till you get down oti
your back, then it w ill take lonRur, but, even
then, tlieso pills will cura in a short timo.
Ilier proinjitly remove tho contrestioa of tha
circulation and drive out tha biiious accumula
tions, restoring harmonious action to the dl-c-tive
omans, stomach, liver and bowels,
just one day's use of Smith's Piiuapplu and
lintteniut Piila will ward off and cure any bil
ious attack, warm up your spinal nerves,
restore the appetite and free tlie blood of any
impurities. 1 bey are good for younif or olii,
never pripe or cause unpleasant effects. Get
a bottle of yonr dealer today and take them
homo with yoa and use thera when you expe
rience any departure whatever from a healthy
standard. They save you from sickness.
Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills enre
constipation, biliousness, headache in ouo
flight. Alt dealers, 25 cents.
All geuuino signed W. F. Smith-
A POSITIVE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
AND ALL FORMS OF KIDNEY AND
BLADDER ILLS.
AT ALU DEALERS-es CENTS.
A CURE. AT THB PEOPLES POICR
fotn
con i
the 113 original atocklioldera ordy
e now living: Clark Kh g, L. V.
I, T. C. Barrows and Alljert Jo-
ft, of Monteher, tnd (,ro'ce
er, of Marshfield, and C. A. Heed,
.caw.
Ba t Ball at University of Vermont.
Tlf University of Vermont base ball
Rqu i j will b?z'n work in the catre
next reek under the supervision of
Coa. i W. C. Haelton. Mr. Hazelton,
(mo f familiary known as "Bill,") has
this 'ear been enpaped for the entire
bar' kill sea ion and the good work he
has i'ine with the Vermont team in
the nt will thus be added to and in
erea 1 1 The candidates for the team
will t first work in the cage in two
1'i.fk each nfternon from three to
Tree Doctors.
If men and animals have physicians,
why should not trees also have them?
Thus reasoned two young men In Up
per Gwynedd township, Montgomery
county, Pa., and now they are estab
lishing a lucrative business as tree doc
tors, says the Philadelphia Record. The
idea was suggested to them by tlie rav
ages of the Sun Jose scale last summer.
To conquer this pest requires constant
watchfulness In summer and winter,
but many owners of trees are unable
to spare the necessary time and hence
lose their trees. Then these two young
men offer to take the contract to care
for the trees. Equipped with a spray
ing machines, they make their rounds,
diagnosing the' ailments of trees and
shrubbery and applying suitable reme
dies to kill larvae and parasites and to
promote a healthy growth.
Caiaaltfta la Jnpnnme Navy.
According to the recent investigations
of the medical department of the Im
perial Japanese navy, the total number
of kliled or wounded up to the end of
last September amounted to 2.321 per
sons. Six hundred nnd fSfr-ve of
these were slightly wotmdeil. T'Ci
severely wounded, 1,022 kll'cil nud SS
missing.
id four to five o'clock.
J i oinciai seneuuie tu me h .uji : r w Ik T r A T r "
iff outlook for a winning team was!
irighter at the university, and
eveif ftTort of Couch Hazelton and
Cap f a Womlward w ill be devoted to
rou'il-j; the bunch into the best pos
sibh? ndition for the first game with
Hin is i t'nivcrsity at Cambridge, April
5. as will lie 'Harvard's first guine
as i 1 as Vermont's, and neither team
will tVftefnre have anything on the other
tin i n, - orevious practice.
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JAlVESE NEW YEAR POEMS
. E:) New Year the emperor and
eni) of Japan eelebrato the d;iy
wit I 'a (irigiiuil poem. This year we
priup Hie p-i'ins which receiitiy itj
pe.i."'iin the Kolaniin S'liimbun ,-:ud
lire r .slated by Mr, Lloyd, one or our
val'fel Japitnese correMpondeuts. Mr.
Ll(ydir(( that he bikes the emper
or's jf'.n tj be nuother way of snying
that.! i js onr ijflp in tiges past and
ourfbjt for years to come sind the
enipn c poem to express her gratitude
for t!" many tokens of practical sym
pathy vhlch she bus been able to see
iiroici'l !,.r:
BYIDSSUESTY MUTSrHITO, EMVrnOIl OP
: JAPAN.
The jp -Is that rule our land from ancient
Will ,. the ancient precedents to shape
Tlie ft ;rie of our now age.
BT 11 MAJJiSTY HAltUKO, ESI Fit ESS OF
4- JAI AN.
Thrnju'mt the land one voice sounds
' l-Hand clear
I As fW'-une soul, possesised by one deep
V -ht-
To Ifarine sufterlng people's heavy load.
I' ; Independent.
VS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
All nerves seek tha controlling? center
the brain. The brain la like tho driver of
a wagon, tho nerves being the reins, and
other organs, the horses. Nevertheless,
this supreme ruler depends for his power
and skill wholly upon the condition of tha
Stomach and oilier digestive organs.
Hence what la called nervous debility la
simply tho result of indigestion and dys
pepsia. Consequently, when we suiter from
depression of spirits, irritability, sleepless
ness, hysteria, neuralgia, rtek headache,
cramps, spasms or paralysis, we must
look, for tho cause In a torpid liver, and
in a generally disordered digestion. "Seven
Barks'" has made a most brilliant success
in rellevliifr and curing nervous ailments.
Kverybodv, women especially, who suffer
so much "with their nerves, should keep
the remedy within reach at all times.
It onlv requires a few drops of Seven
Barks (ten to twenty) for a dose. Taken
In a little cold water or miik it Is highly
palatable and will not disturb tho most
delicate stomach.
A full-size bottle costs only EO cents,
and will outlast and Cn more real srnod
than ?i worth of any other remedy. Jjun t
for-'tt your druggist will refund your
money if "Seven .Barks" does not ffive
entire satisfaction.
Ilnllsboro. N. C. March 9, 190-t.
"Dear Sir My wife has taken your
'Seven Barks' w-ith wonderful results.
She suffered very much with pains and
ernes nil over. I tried flvo doctors and
thev did her no pood. I was advlse.1 by
try' prist or to try a bottle of 'seven
Bnrks.' )My wife began u.inr? it. end I
wish to say to vou thnt the Lord was
with vou when you discovered this rem
edy Iviy wife welched about n1nely-elKht
pounds before usln the 'Seven Marks'
now her welcht Is 110 pounds. Your truo
Iriend, Waller Burns."
Red Cross Pharmacy,
140 North Mala Street, Barrt, Vermont.
LIKELY TO BE STARTED
Facts in Kansas Dispute Are Presented
This Controversy Will Streng
then the Case of the
Government.
Washington, Feb. 15. Representative
Campbell called on the commissioner of
the Bureau of Corporations, Mr. Gar
field, this morning, and laid before him
the essential facts in regard to the
dispute between the oil producers of
Kansas and the Standard Oil company.
In the conversation which followed, the
action of the Standard Oil company in
refusing to purchase oil from Kansas
producers was also reviewed., The for
mal request was made for a departmen
tal inquiry with the view of placing all
the facts before the Department of Jus
tice. An investigation by the Bureau
of Corporations is certain to follow.
Whether the Kansas situation will be
made the basis of special action can
not be stated. It is pi ore probable that
if the faetsi as alleged are substantiated
by the inquiries of the special agent it
will be presented to strengthen the gen
eral contention that the Standard Oil
company is a trust which operates in
restraint of trade. It is the impression
here that the Kansas controversy will
strengthen the general presentation of
the government against the Standard
Oil company. Letters to various mem
bers of Congress from the oil-producing
states are being received asking them
to investigate the Kansas condition and
cooperate in any movement which prom
ises practical results.
TO FIGHT STANDARD OIL.
Independent Refinery Plan Announced
In Kansas.
Chanute, Kan., Feb. 15. It is an
nounced that an independent refinery,
to cost $100,000, has been contracted
for, and that the ground will be broken
here just as soon as the pending oi)
bills become law. The refinery will
have a daily capacity of 500 barrels of
crude oil. A despatch from Coffeyville
says that the Prairie Oil & Gas Com
pany (Standard Oil Company) is buy
ing 400 ban els of oil a day there.
Delicious to
the Taste.
Not a Patent
Medicine.
CALLING SECRETARY L0EB.
Aged White Bouse isitor Thought the
President Used Pistol.
The dislike that William Loeb, Jr.,
secretary to President Roosevelt, has
for an electric bell accounts for an in
genious device used at the executive
offices to notify him when the president
wants him, says a Washington special
dispatch to the New York Times. It
consists of two wooden clappers. When
Mr. Roosevelt wants bis secretary he
touches a button, which by an electric
device releases one of these wooden
clappers, and It comes down on the
other with a sharp, explosive report.
The other day a fine old gentleman
who desired to see the president won
the good will of the secretary by bin
quaint appeal for an interview, and Mr.
Loeb told him to take a seat until the
president would be at liberty.
Aa it happened, tho old gentleman
sat down under the cluppers. He was
tired and soon was In a doze. Suddenly
the president called Mr. Loeb, and the
clappers made a loud report. The old
man jumped np as if he was shot,
"What was that?" he cried to Barnes,
the assistant secretary.
'That was only the president calling
for Mr. Loeb," replied Barnes.
"My God, mnnl" cried the old man.
"Does the president fire a pistol like
that every time he wants Mr. Loeb?"
(initnllne Motors on Itntlrunils,
The Union Pacific railroad has adopt
ed gasoline motors for use instead of
locomotives on its branch lines in Kan
sas and Nebraska, says Collier's Week
ly. All the smaller branches are soon
to be changed from steam to gasoline
power. Automobile cars have been ex
tensively used in France even on trunk
lines, but this is their first important
test in America. Each of the Union
PaeKic's new ears will be a whole train
in itself. It will be passenger car, bag
page ear, freight ear and locomotive
all In one. It will be able to run at
sixty, miles nn hour, nnd it will need
only a motorrnnn and conductor instead
of a whole train crew.
General KoisTn Vnr Poero.
Japanese papers recently brought to
Victoria. B. C, by the Empress of In
dia contain a poem written by General
Nogi commemorative of the capture of
Two Hundred nnd Three Meter bill.
The poem follows:
How arduous must be the climbing of JJi-rel-san!
But man's ambition expects to surmount
Rrcator difficulties.
Steel and blood coverel tho mountain; its
very shape was changed.
The whole world gazes In wonder on Nl-rei-san
Straw lint For Jaekles In Tropic.
The navy department Is considering
1 suggestion from the medical officers
thnt ofllcers and men on warships
cruising in the tropics be supplied with
wide brimmed straw huts, says a
Washington special dispatch to the
New York World. The surgeons say
tlie regulation cup docs not furnish su:'
ficlent protection from the tropical sun.
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RICH GIFT FOR A DOCTOR.
French Scientist Who Cured W. K. Van
derbilt Received $200,000.
Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Vnuderbilt have
been the principal actors In a penerous
deed which has won for them the grat
itude of a distinguished physician and
of an unlimited number of poor pa
tients, says a special cnble dispatch
from Tads to the New York American
and Journal.
Last year while Mr. and Mrs. Van
derbilt were in Paris they were both
Buffering from rheumatism, and, hav
iug heard of the cllnUpie of a certain
Frofessor Gnuthier, who treated rheu
matism with lijfht ray baths, they con
sulted him. After a number of treat
ments both patients -declared them
selves to be radically cured, and the
doctor was asked to send in his bill.
What Mas Mr. Vanderbilt's astonish
ment to hna that, uiouku tie was a mil
lionaire and was in the habit of paying
dearly for that privilege, the esteemed
scientist who had treated him hud for
borne to Increase bis charges In his
case and had sent him In a bill at tha
normal rate he would have chnrged
any other patient that Is, 20 francs a
visit.
Air. Yanderbllt inclosed in bis reply
a sum ten times as large as that
charged by tlie physician, with the sim
ple comment that "Dr. Gauthier must
have made a miscalculation." The doc
tor's astonishment, however, turned to
stupefuctlon when, unfolding the letter
further, he came upon a check for a
million francs ($200,000). the sum neces
sary to complete a dispensary where
the poor could be treated gratis to th
beneficial light baths. Practical philan
thropy of this kind goes a long way
toward endearing rich roerlcani to
the hearts of Parisians.
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