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THE J! AH HE BATLY TIME. DEC. 11. 1!0G.-
Peptiron Pills
n, Urn?., ft, . n1 kral.
tMH,lfc, !-., ),, ,t-,ln.
Hood's Pills?
tu- iA-wtu, It Mswie U.tx4 11' CoMr
BASKET BALL
AT 50ft WICH.
Sisisoa Op'.ns lh.a Efeai.tz
Wnh
dame t ffon,
v,-t; r."U, Uff. n. -The .k.fc
rKHt fla ;,1 X' .1 ',! i I'Xiierl t -
inghfr .it t.'. At fu'-ri'.
t t. rime ( it -i
Hi f'r,ei' V of VTni'f . Th'' S':?el
Ills ht n'A Wu w nolly eomph't'd. Mn- j .. . , , , , , , -
7,rrr ttiMer ha lsf fnn' )i trouble be-
Van o -;?r7 of tt, I2r "W?ffT, ' Congress Tell of Visit to' bland
mwIM $fm to r.ve been p;ff
'! her?, became they were t mi Se to r-
tune t!jf with otfo-r team la thi i
section.' ' f.r';'t for lm r j
no better than l-t yef. Among t he
new men who will mak them rj Meed
of Barrc, ea.rtain f.n Ifift yesr'A twin At
ifoMer !. ,.! " pUyed- on "(WW
fm of D.irre : ( of of Xfid iietowo,
Con.'t frowt of Waffrtmry Wgl, KarU
for tw r on X- I'. h mnrttei Urthh atirrtiri, Attrt'mg of X'ort-) EiVa '
finkb his Awl ti!f miik- a gri-st 1 1, J j.
u'Uitn, "m Jtef.at And Hu i4 WeC;tA-
f'a(J"t M'(ir'1. (nt rptfttn!l tb j , I
it-am fr Hip l if, drr year, rMivl v'f . I
n h'tru.T.ilU- iiU(hr(t ab'iiit fnonttif . Xot'. 2t I vMtml th Wwt rf t
ah I sf.n f- l!:t'm to tdy jt Kim, fandiftg At pfio ernwing by j
.f Jixir-i Jn. 1,-HarHwirWii high
Arh.i-. dAf,. 1 1, -i..fu; -im, n, Co, it,
Ir t.lirftw.t Ijm l.t. mni Vcb. 1. ij-
w)) .fiifi p!v'l wyt .Jn, j ( .... , ,.
tl Vi SH.Mrlft f.tndrinit), iiaftor), , " the intrrirt vt-luc i eonstrtHtA
hfc. Jdiiubary dn. 3d, !; 8 toj tritabf tro. Hritwrlan.l. i ruli i
t. Uip itl wftw !,!''liH:tt4j -.b,i(.f)t M(lar; pt Jmit! t.AU tbo!
!!. C. If, ,t Monfi-Iipr: Kcb. 20 t 24,',., . .
y ritf
'Mr ft i).rri dati;' Mswh t t(. trip
to atrti ,MtiwbHtt.
WOI? BY 1WDEPENOEHTS.
'Basket Ball Garo at Morthfield Satar-
VmtSifiplil, lt.m SsMin1y
MPtiiiitf a !ivj? game ftf 1kH til
t'Kk jiliici" tictwcn t!w IrKlnpTiilcnt f
ami th .Vf.rthfl"ld ! itti ' whd
tfam t.hf! rcs'ilt waa In f,iv(.r cf tha
tndfipwb-nt th xroia binst 40 to 21,
Th" n w vpry !rt( rt intf from
)h atAft -nyntt of both lm
fivrlv, ,afrAii4 wsia cai!y tha star for
th "lilfjh i'h'w4 team and ra.rkrf for
f.ll ftllli'jll'!l !'llt. ' ' ' , M i.
J lie li mo tip.
x. r. iid.
S. if. R.
Jjifraiia
. , V.in.h
tr.kiin
Uofrra
Haypf
fV'hl, lifian .,
Vaikcf
(1ia.-.Maynapd
M-Cariy
I irnnt.-l 'ba
r f
t r,
A
st
i'.aakata from
th
t. i"g-t,
8awvr, V inch,
MiCarty, Parker H, Jirown Xlaynard ; ;
R, Hie 4,
FonU, Ufrana . lirown 3, Kef.-ra
ftellv. tint. B' rniniitn halve, The
iitt.efnilsMhm t'M roe wna played lteenj
the Kni!s of W. Taul and the Minute
. . . . .14
Mn reiiliin;(
ltt favor of u former,
(.core to
WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS.
. . ...
Have you mMn your kidney,?
1lAt you overworked vmir norvont ay-
tern ami eail.e.l troobie with voilr kid-
. 11 .11.. 1 i 1
HejH mio lnnQiiPi 1 io.vw jimi imutn .i
kiini, nide, back, groin and bladder T
Have you A flabby appearance of the
ii.-e, eapecially umler the eyeaf Too
freinient denire to M, urine! If
o, W'illliinia' Kidney pill will cure you.
faniplt? free. I'.y iria'l fi"e. Williama
M ftp -Co., proptictoia. Cleveland,, Ohio.
Hold by C, H. Kendiirk A, Co..
COLLISION AT NEWTORT,
Three Engine Cripplod and Car Dam-
-No Person Hutt
: Newport, Dec, ll. Abnut o'clock
Haturdiiy evening the Air Line: train
from Xewtiorl to Montreal on th Caii
iidian Pflciilc nil', ..id, tan Into two en
ine, running U4 a double header, Xo
peraou. wa Injured but the (lifee en,
jfinea wem crippled and all the car but
th haatfai" car wna rintnaeed. After
h delay d about five houra Another train
wm made up.
The Ai-eidetit waa due. It ! anppoeed,
In A tnleiimlernf Adding of ordef.
.. Cured Lung Trouble and Couah.
I waa lined of lun trouble mid cciujjlt
by l ather dulura Mwlieine, Wjfid,
K. H, t'uly, ;:itl Wood Ave., Iteaditif,
J'A. ,
Fit J V
"M f 1 m
.d.,w. -U I
tfi'i'vt''- f
NOT A I'AICNT MCDICINC
We Haven't AUxe to Grind.
Ours arc alt sharp and our
work is already cut out for us.
It is to have you try our war
ranted axe at $1.00 if you ap
preciate something f;ood. Our
X Cut and Draj; Saw arc all
right. Our Jiishop Hand
Saws are unconditionally war
ranted. ,
lilE H D. PHELPS CO,
13G N- Mj!n Street; Barrc. Vt.
U , ti 13
urges full
citizenship:
For the People
Rico
Of PortO j
I
PRESIDENT
IN
AESSAGE:
and of Progress Being Made -praise
Local Governor And
Government.
Washington, H-I'rWt Roof-(
velt sent a special metwage t Oegre '
!th' .ld road ly (.'yy to Kn j
th - w A.wil'-oft ror.l from .4r"ifM) !
t, w Wf(mjPrf,1i)vf
. .... ... .. j
nut, terpivA nn Aniri''Afi fitt.!f!iip. 1 1
!') not tJiifiU t!ii inti. ivviMinhh- i m
a a oaf ion and f o.i'n.-.f ly hop that im- i
jmcdm j.rovit!.n will bp m;nl fori
j ''iflin; fcf i Juan K.nf.'.i. ' j
j I 'If.nl-t ht :! r mtr jojiIa m a v-lf.lcj
(tcali) tli( bi-an'v nd fr.-rtiiitv of V' rti-
! flkn, and tls' proyim that fcs kwi
j niadn titidr it a liiii-a!.! t'ovcrnmpnt.
pj'" hA'A j'it rfu f-n- .ri !" In f hf char-
sHt cf our r'jirwrttativpa who hava
fjtnifiitcrcd the tropin Wand which
ram( iifidfr our fbi at a r'Hlt of the
km with SfiMirj aii'f of ni oun of thct
U thia mot- trtK? than of I'orto fUro.
It wtitill be i'liji-wk'hl to widi a mora
faithful, rnrt- cfiiclcnt and a wore
rlilnt"ri"t"d juiblic tn-tth than tlmtl
now bfiiiji' tcnilf fpij in 'tlia hiand of i
I'oito I'.iio by t!iip in fontrol of tli
insular gfivirnnant .
.l . .I..:.A,. ..II 4, .1.1
, , ' -'- -o
and one of tl- tiofal.lM feature m e ery '
town waa h. patkcririff of tm "'j1""'
i hil.lrcn. I he work that hit been d..ne i
in I'orto l.i-o for ed';rt,n I.a l-en
notewot- hy. The main empha'., n N !
eminently w la and proper ),, U-en ;
rmr. n,,o ,n. r-nirinty cuucauorii nut m
ton to thta there i, a iiomhaI vhol .
flirt tttrrifi i U tirii 1 u-if thr,v ltidnul ftnt i
- " 1 ,"'t'l"'''"t
hihi Hir-r n.xn e.-..Kii. r.vwy. rnori M
nmde to aH, not only the ben-flU of , ,, ,M1.,-Iv .ned to the (rumen!.- ben
elementary ediieallori to ail the Porto ; , , t)f f ' . I. u t . ,-,wer with
J'ienna of. t!,e net
eiieintion, but
I"1"" "lr "i'-n win .erirm, ro i.rain ti M, i(.lf n rliiirni at nrpwrtf
ulf, tt,t the Indu.trU!, .rirU.,r.I ; ' n u M Xlv el t-Uve
i.nrf conimmdal A.;a.rtunitira of the la I IK.. '" '" ' Jl L , , I n
I l,,l l. ...Hi ,L i.u.hl1" V" ppr boue m Appoint ne.
. .: i '
Hilv.ii. aoe - It. waa evident at glance f Mn,., fM)ilt, Uom ,t mwi
the Ihr. tciir;e, ),!!, Aroerl.an, and t u.ni.u , ) UUnA ,, H .hottld
nt ve forto Lh-hih were devoted to iny J, rhangetl at thi time,
heir work, took prealt nd,;T. ma.hlnery of (ho eleKiona ia ad-
in ii, aiid Mjeie (ndavoniii? in tram ...... . ...o ;,..i i. .i, t...r,- t.i..,.-
itieir pnpii. not only tn mni.l. but tn
what count a for far more than mind In
cltlrendiip. that J. m character.
f wa veiy much t nit U hy the en
cellent. character both f the iiiHtilnr
nollce and of the I'orto Pienn I'lidmetit.
'Il.ey are both of (hem boljc that re
fleet credit upon tlic Amcrit-aii admin
I'ttratioo of the ixhut l. 'I h iicular
police arc utiilcr the hual pmt.o Pican
loveniment. Th" Porto Pican regiment
of troop must be appropriated for by
the Com.'iiH, I ciitn'ttly bono that thi
lewly will be kept, permanent. There
thouhl certainly lie lump in the jland,
ari l It I niif that ttie-ti! troopn nhouhl
be t hemsclve native I'orto Pi'im. It
would I from every thdmint a mi
tjka not tt perpetuiita thin regiment,
In travei'ing the hduntl even the moat
riirory XIIIVCV leave the bt holder I
ktrmk with the evident rapid growth in
the culture both of the auynr enne and
tobacco, The fruit lndutry l aNo
growing. Litt year wua the moat pro
permi year that the l-lnnd ha ever
known before or ijiico thn Amei'h-an ws
cttpAtlon. The total of export and Im
port of the Hand wn forty-live million
of iolnr n againt cit'hteen million In
1001.' ' 1' 1 1 i i the t'lrgmt in Uie Inland'
hlHtory. I'tior to the American occupa
tion the grc:itet (ratlu for any one year
wa Unit ol JSIMi. Vlien it, rcaclteil nearly
i twenty tin ee millloi
! .""r, therefore, tin
trade that, there wn
)"'"" .Vfr under
in Of dolwr. jti.
re wn ittntbht the
was in the niit't pro-
the Npatii!) iciiinie.
j riicte vvere ?10,37.1 ton til' augur ex
ported hi-f rear, of the value of $14.
I ,:(! il; !f.:i,.i'...,lfi:i of tolwwo, and s,.
Si)U,.12 ptitind of codec of the value of
$;i,tNI,1i)'.'. t'liltirtiumt.dy, what ued
to be I'orto Pico' prime crop cuff ee
ha not aliured thi properity, It ha
never recovered from the diatef of the
hurricane, and moreover, the benefit of
throwing open our market to it ha not
ompentnted for the lo Inflicted bv the
cloning of th market to it, Abroad. I
call your attention to the aecompanrinu
memorial on thi aubject, of flic Hoard of
Trade of Nan duan, ami I earneHy
hope that ome itiioU!i will be taken
for the benefit ol the excellent and
hijrh grade Porto IMcan CoU'ee,
lit Htl.lllhiu tu delcgationa from the,
Ittini'd of Triobi and Chamber of Com
nierre of Smi .liuin, 1 aluo received del
egation from the Porto IUcnu rcdera-
tlon of Pnbor, and from the CntTee t.'row-
era A'iiittiu.
Theid la a mat lee to which I wish to
cilll your aiieclul attention, and that in
thn desirability of conferring full Am-
crlcatt filii'iinhlp upon tho people of
I'orto lUco. 1 tnoH curneHtly nope tluit
thi ill iv done, I can not, aew how
any harm can pn-ih1y tcmilt Innn It , and
it, cema to be a rnater of tight and
jiiKtlcc tn the people of I'orto Pico, They
urn loyal, they are jifait to lie tumor out
Hug, they nre matting input prngici
along tln lialli ol onlcrlv lilicrtv. hun'
ly we nhould ohow our nppicciation of
them, our prttle tn w !.ni tliey nave done
and our idcanurc in etfliiritig reeog
nitlnn b'r what h thn lieen done, by
ultip.
I'ndi" the ie aditiiniifmt ion of th
preaent governor nnd council, marked
profit"'1 ha been made in the tliiKeult,
maUcv of giautltitf to thtt people of the
LIB MAY I
PIECE OF BEEF
Sabred Fcr Thres Year3 With
Itching Humor-Doctor D!d Hi
Good Cruiser Newark, U. S. ti.
Man Cured in Three Vesks.
SFEEDY CURE BY
CUT1CURA REMEDIES
"I n&wl with k-iiw.r for about
tfcru j '-lira, JI an.! on. 1 ra,IIy sav
a fcteir ud h ve tne tmedka that
Chi tn rio jpyxi, j
no I tried Cutieura f
tui.n ?(,y limb hf j
lowtlneknpxttotii i
ankle tat rav
M ft T.Wfl Of tyvf.
rlJlif:i,- .. Cutkiin Sonp and
-at. th Ointmrnt. I
Soap every day nd .d abotit ri.t
or Sf:ven bcs of OintHicnt. ' I wa
tbfrfotighly cured of tba humor in thre
wk ana bv.a t wn Aiicw;a wku
it utrice. I uao fio other fVp t!-an
iewjirKt Aew York, July , tiu . ,
' "-T-a. ... rublish f jou h.
n ' ' 1 "
CUnCUMGROWSIIAIR
Crusted Scalps Cleansed and
Purified by Cutlcura Soap
Atcd bf liffht dres.ine3 of CuUcnra,
tiiRr(atfekinCur. Thw trcatmctit at i
otic etop faiisnR hftir.rcmovfa cnv,v,
fcc;lcs. uad daiidruif, dratroys hair
para,siVs, nooUifrs irritated, Itching
mrir.e, Atimolaf the hair foUickn,
jMvacaa the ecftlpak in,Afifdii the tooU
with rrirgy nd rourtohtriWit,, and
nukes thhiurgww upon f -cet,wlle-(sorfift,
hcjilthy ealp when All cl.? fails.
Complete frxtcrnat and internal treat
mtnt for t-vvry humor, from pimpln to
ecrof ul a, frrmi irifaofy to coniA irig
cf CutWra JViap, Ointment, and I'iila,
rnay cow be hm of !1 dructfists for one
dollar. A ainfjle aH is of un puflird.ent
tfcure the mot distrpwin? ram.
tru;,,. ,,'.) llmiwM,!. fill l'm4' ..." ..i4
i- a. fr '-,(. !'. f , A- .4
'nlMUMi. ajr'jSeaAM "itjrB Cum"
asasisttatsam stwss
idand the lnrjet rneatiire of c!f gov
irnment that with My ! yvin
at the jiiewnt tini'1. It would nave ucii
a very ritm miifake in have gonn
tw IidIa. II.4A .in liatij fctrtv ut,nti
,TI '"" V f.
th, airertlon. Th I'orto ICi.na have
....,.,. ... i.l- .,.. (n .11
ibeii .funieipAl' vemn,nta. the only
VBr !,. - tulMB,i i, ;.
KOyprmwnt Mnx t! a(. ;,f wmof.
, (,n)T t or if,f.mil,,Hnt lMn,.jMit
ol1,,.ia), wr ,iM Mv.r
f.-r(,iw., ol ,',ret laroof of
tj or iIK.,J1t,.w-e.-.11rh a to
. ' .. , . 1 . . . ...
nopri IM UMi l thu imnei ;
.(. ,,,,,1. ,-irn.mMti.nee. It: h.
(,,. ,, u w,lllU 1, ,i,- ...r.
' ' 'l'l.a-j ...Kaat.ii . nt .tiir tai!l t intitU,
p(.ap. theinselvex, the governor and
couro jl keeping only em-li iierviion
aa li neeeufcary in order to itmura an
orderly electioM. Any protmt A t(J
ehw-toial fraud i aeti.lei in th court.
Here a;rai.i it would not U. nafe to niaka
any chxnpe in the prernt ayatetn. The
i b-( ! ion t ! i year were abohit.dy or
derly, iinncciimpanied by any dituib-ant-e;
and no t'rot.t ha been made
tU'int the management f (lie elcrtion'
although three content are threatene.!
where the majoiil h- were vary aniall
and error w tluhned; the eontetv of
course, to be acttled in the cotirt. In i
jdoot. t.he povemor nd oumil are co
i)uatitu with ali of the inwt enlijjlit-!
cut! I un I miwt patriotic of the, jx'oplu
of Porto biro In rducitt ing tlie citten
of the b hinil in the print iplea of orderly
liberty, ihev are prviiliny a irovarnmcnt
baaed timm ' ee cit ieti idPrentwH,
and the mutual roapect of all citizen (
that i, baet jiwm a riL'itl oU-ervaiue
of tli principle of jutitt and honety.
It baa not oeeii easy to jnt.ill into ino
uiliida of people utiaccuotonied to the ex
eicinc of lrewdmn. the two hnaie piinci
pie of our American yte;i'; the princi
ple that the maiortey ititift rule, nu tne
principle that the minority ha rijjht
which mut not Ie Iirc'iirded or trant-
I ution. Yet real uroirre- ha ln-en
niiidc In having thee prlui ifile accepted
n elementary, a fuuniUt ion of huc-
ccHnftil adf-L'oeiiitnctit.
I truiiHinit. h-rwith the report of the
governor of Porto Pico, aent to the pre-
ident through t.he hwrct.ury of Mate.
All the iiiNnliit' governnienta ahouhl be
placed in one bureau, either in the pe.
partuicnt, of War or the Depart men t of
State. It i A niixtake not ao to Br-
raiiuo our handling of thee inland at.
Vlahington a to b" aide to take aa
vanliiijt' of the extiericnce yiiined in one
when dealing with the proMr-ma tliat
from time to time nj-itin In another.
In roncluiion let tne exiircsa my ad
miration for the work dona by the Con
Kier when It en.tctetl the law Under
which the Inland i now Dcintr lmin
IderiMl. After seeing the lalund per
Miiuilly, and after live year ccriencc
in connection with it ai...iinirtt.ration,
it I but fair to thoae who deviaed thi
law to ay that it would tie well-nigh
ini)ioibh' o have deviaed Any other
which in the actual working would have
iiceomplitdied Iwtter renlt.
TIIKODOKK JKXiSKVF.LT.
.M!ii.ifi.;y
nrr.ciAb tow hatf to jackkon
II I K, KI,A
I. envlnj Bmiten : Iee. , tn tl 27;.'mi. T,
lr itnrt tmm New oik tollnwmg it My
Civile l ine meiimer. Kaiua Irmu Pprlng
II. 'iil, Mm...,
r'!tt eliiM, one wav. $34. SO. PAenwten,
?.. tnterno'rllni.i, niiu ay, f 18.00,
iiiTlnn, $aS.9!l.
Itmmit trip ttckM SoM l mnnin.
Tfiptu llnnale reriuetlon tn all other p"ini
in J (or iii fc. I'itfiit encurtett to Aow
Yoik, Write w call lr tiartielar.
OEOnCJF. E. MABATKHA. ,
So waahtnf taiA Street, Moatoa, Mama.
II i!
I t Lio 1
II F' ''- ;A'-t4
BAIL FIXED
AT $5,000
Minister's Son Held
County Court
For
HE WAIVES EXAAUNATION
Mrs. Ray, Wif ef Doctor, Vrjr Muck
Wonted Over Affair A Case
of Domeatic Un hap
piness. i t.pid yi.t'rday lfor .hr-l.ic of thp
j I'eaee A. X. Leonard in the cae of
(Frank V. Turner arrested feunday for
hxtin?' In. (Iiarlca W. Hay of tbi
IpUee.
t The rpjindcnt waived (lamination
lend wa bound over to Wiodaor euo-
ty Cfurt in the sum of f 5,0'X) and wa
2i hoora to oi.tnin Uil. T3
'trial probably w lib It held during the
: prixtttt term.
! -J. G. Argent' of Ludlow appeared, for
iTrnr, and Slate' Attorney E. JL Buck
I prowited, ' .' . :-
i l)r, Charted W. Ray, a well known
(physician waa hot and jwrkn!y Injured
hv Frank V. Turner hortly after mid-
riijjiit Saturday ni;;ht. It appear that
the affair wa the revult of jealousy
between Ictor and MfB, Ray.
It Appear that Sir, flay thought
that hr hubaud w jiaying" too
much Attention' to Mi Nina Elliaon, a
maid employed in the famHy, while
fictor Hay, it i alJ, waa jcalou of
Turner, a young roan 19 year of
whom he had employed for three year
to care for hi borae. Turner, who
wa fee4 aon of a former pastor ef the
lniver!ilit church, now located at. Ma
plrwood. Maldeti. Ma., hd attended
hod white working In the Ray fam
ily. ,'.' "' '
A the Ktory I told Doctor Piy came
toward Mi E!lion' room. Sjra. Kay
waa watching foj him and a quarrel
ensued. liot.b, went to the kitclwn and
Mr. Bar rang the bell ealting Turner
from his room adjoining the stable.
The doctor ordered him out lut he
refused, to go. The men then clinched
and Turner wa thrown to the floor.
Mr. Ray pulled her hatband off the
boy and the hitter regained hi feet.
Doctor Ray n de mother rmih for Tur
ner, who drew a , .revolver firing two
!iot. One ust grawid the right ide,
while the other entered the left aide,
follow inf a mn Ie around the hotly for
fifteen inche, Mtririff in the back. 'Med
ical aid wa Mintmotied arid it i believ
ed that Pioetor Hay will recover.
Klliaon has ..returned te hr home
in Pai1onvjl!e. .
Mr. Ilay i tfreatly 'Agitated over
the affair ami blame hersejf for aum
nioninif young Turner.
Doctor and Mr. Rav have been prom
inent in the social life of the town.
If, Y. CENTRAL INDICTED.
Cruelty to Animal Shipped From Ver
mont Charged.
Iloiton, Dec. It Two Indictment
returned lat week by tho Suffolk Grand
Jury ware made public yeferdy by
District Attorney John It.. Moran.
Tv: New Voik ('cntrnl A lfudaon
Tiivcr railroad company wa indicted for
nllegea ,,. unneeea-uiry cruelty to cattle
nhippcd over it line.
In the Indictment acanu.t the New
York Central there arc ten count in
which thn corporation Is charged with
cruelty of cow And calve shipped ovfr
it line in July lat. twelve cow ami
twcnty-'eVDi) calve, In a email box car,
were forwarded by the Central Vermont
railroad tu 1 Palmer, Man., and there
turned over to the New York CentrAL
Toe tlav wa exeeivetv not. several
of the calve were tillable to stand, end
a number of them died before the car
readied Brighton and the atock waa un
loaded. '
SAVE 1!0 CHIT-DRErf AT FIRE,
Women Grope Through Smoke-filled
Rooms, Fuling in Each Bed.
Cliicajro, Dec. It. Fire which des
troyed V ndttwoith Cottage of the Meth
odist DcoeoncH ()rphaiiiie and Kp-
worth Cliildrcu' Home in Uikc PlulT
curly yoaterrtny, imperilled the live of
45 inmate and threw the children
in the limlitut.hm into a panic.
The esunpe of thti sleeping in the
burning building wa duo to the cool-
headed heroiin of Mi Lucy Judon,
the auperititertdent Mis Mary Spring
er, fhe hoina mother, and Mi iSimer
and Mi Mary Oehlbcrg. deaeonee
who cuidt-d the frightened children to
safety. Through the amokelllled
loom they groved. fffling in each bed
to make ure that it-wa empty, and
then iiiado a rain attempt to nave the
building with fire extinguiaUma.
The blaze i supposed to have, been
started bv ft defective flue. The loss i
$0,000. ,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE IlTiOMO Quintna Tab
let. Druggist refund money if it fail
to cure. K. W. (JKOVK'S signature ia
on each box. 2 So.
ICE FAMINBJ IN NEWPORT. '
Supply Brought From Montreal Cut
ting Will Begin Soon.
Newport, Dec. 11. -The supply of Ice
iu thi vllhigo is exhausted and it la
lieccarr to bring what-la Ucd from
Montreal, There are alHiut five inches
of ice In I.ako Meinphremaaog. The
hike usually freexea over tiefore Thanks
giving lav but this, year did not, close
over until iVcember 2. Iien tha ice
reach a Ihlcknc of nine imhe or
ten inches cutting will begin.
Friday night the mercury rejjihtered
St) degree aliovn snro, .Saturday night
sa oegrcea neiuw, ana yenetxtay morn
ing SS degrees brlow. 1
DOCTORS MISTAKES
Are Ald often to be trorted six fset under
grotiad. Eat taRy ttas's wc?sa call n
tueir fABiiiy pfaysxians, taferiEa:. they
Imajrtne, o&e from dyppei a, Another from
heart disgust, fcaotier from lirer or kid
ney disease, another from n -irons pros
tration, another wtia F' hre aad there,
and In this way they present Atike
thnive and their es&yttmnir or over
taty 4sevr. parate diwa.s, for ih;eh
Int, anam:;? tfcem to be such. pr:nbe
hi pill nd' potions. In reaUty, they tin
ait orl j av"jm caased by orae Biersne
disease. The'pSi ? an,iorsnt of the
aw of tu-r;r..?7r'V'' cprSara!!T:eRt
until larpe bii! are chide. JiHf crir.g
r,at.eni ct no bet!-JKf.is.tbe
wronx uestmer.t. bat prowAbiy wor-5; i
f.'l i ' ' "1 1 rir,:ijii
;.'.! t ll'
a.wc
by C.fi:.i;i.TA.i UlO E'.fc3Pai4,iiiT' f
toni, ar.d tr.itiiiitinz comfort Instead of
prolonged miiery. It has ben well iaid.
that a d;ae known n fiaif carta."
Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription f a
scientific medicine, carefijlly devised by
au experienced and akltlfut physician,
and adapted to woman' delicate ytera.
it it made of native American medicinal
root and ja ...frfert'r harir.Tei njn jta
e-j'-r " i in any r:,-ynvji us
i,j'ryyf'.
A powerful lnvloriUr.ar tonic "Fa
vor.' Prescription" lnsprtA strength to
the who! f y':m and to the r?rj dis
tinctly famlnlne In partictilar, f or over
worked, worn-out," ran-tiowTi." debili
tated teacher, milliners, drmakers,
aci3nt.re.vii. "ihop-cir'is.'' hotie-keepers,
nor:ne mother, and tx.t'm women gen
erally, Dr. Pierce' Favorite Prcseriptson
la the greatest earthly boon, being nn
eonalcdA An appetiiing cordial And ro
torative tonic
A a soothing And trrigthenin nerv
ine "Favorite PwcrSpt!onl uneqrialed
And Is iTiVAluAtdo ia abaytnf And ub
duing Bervons eK:tb!iity.. irriuWHty,
nervoit eihacition, ncn-oos prostration,
nenralfilA. hjretcria, psm, St. Vltus'a
dance, and other diitreeslng, nervous
aymptom commnnly attendant npon
functional And organ! diea of tha
uterus. H induces refreshing !ecp and
relieve mental anxiety and despondency.
rt. Pierce- Pleasant Pellet InviaorAto
tha Vmch, liver And bowels. One to
three a doe, E&aj to uke as candy.
TRAIN AND TRACK.
The first South American country to
build railway we Chile, and that
country now ha 3,000 mile of track.
The legislature Of Washington At it
latest session passed law making the
maximum railroad fare for aduit 3
cents a mile and for children i cents.
In MaaaAehnaett the illegal ale of
street rallwAy transfers l made pun
ishable by a fine not exceeding $50 or
Imprisonment for not more than thirty
day. . ,
To the tmlnttiated the various grades
of railway uniform la London are be
wildering. The London And North
western Railway company Alone has
bo fewer than 130 different forms of
cape In lue at the present time, the
varlons trlmmlcg. band or lettering
f which Indicates th position of the
weArtr. '. ' '
' FR1EBLES OF FASHION.
Taa.ela Smart Trloimirnr The Jap-
Irla a Modish Flower.
Tlje use of fringe has brought Into
fashion tae!s, which were so much
used a few years eg. They ft rut re
appeared on the seaon'a evening coats
as a finish to the hood, but now tbey
are on Jackets and houee gowns In
fact, everywhere that room can be
found for them. ...... ,,
A modish little walkluj suit for a
young girt Is of Invisible plnld In black
otat,'s dues or rtifs ssnos.
and bottle green colorings. The skirt
Is an all around kilted affair, exquisite
ly fitted to the waistband, perfected,
pressed and then allowed to flare. The
Jacket is a llttha louger than hip length
and fits loosely, though smoothly. It Is
double breasted and has a small turn
ove? mannish collar. The vents at
the sides of the coat are rather deep,
and the sleeve are the regulation coat
aire.
The Japanese Iris is a popular flower
this year for embroidery and millinery.
The lovely blue tone la very pretty
when used on certain bats.
The short skirt I worn with every
style of cost, but the exaggerated
short skirt Is "out," the regulation
length being, If anything, too long this
season. Tho beat looking walking skirt
for town clears the ground by about
an lncb and a half.
The school dress pictured Is of blue
serge. The box plaited nklrt nnd brc
tclles are of this material, while the
blouse Is of a harmonising plaid. Hem
embroidery trims the collar, ruffs and
bretelle. JUDIO C1IOLLET.
A CARD.
We, the undesigned, do hereby Agree
to refund the money on a RO-ecnt bottle
of Greene' Warranted Syrup ef Tar If
It fails to cure your cough or cold. W
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
fatiatactory or money refunded.
tSao raosa I'manAcv,
('. H. Kaanaiea A Co.,'
V. A. A I NSW0RTH,
W. H. Mti.a Co.,
I. 1 Howsko,
J. W. l'AMKrlA.
K. A. Pnoa-s,
v. r. ivt,
J. A. McAailiTB,
Ale A i.i. i sir a Daoa.,
J. A. C'cvMiMa,
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RENEW WAR
ON JEWS
D::perativ Attempt Aade In;
Odessa
GREAT A1ANY ARE BEATEN
Attack Was Made in Oli Bataar Plot j
Foiled By Interference of Cos
Aacks, Who Were
Called Out.
Odessa, Dec. 11. The Black Hundred!
made a tU'-p'-i ate attcr.ipt tody to re
new the massacre of the Jew here.
The attack waa made upon the He
brews in the Old Bazaar.
The Cossacks were called out. The
Jew made a desperate red stance, and
the plot wa foiled.
Many of the Jew were brutally
beaten by the mob, which attempted to
fir the booth And etore. In mort in-;
stance the fire were tfxting-.ii.ihed in '
time to prevent any awriou ws.
DAMES A!SD DAUGHTERS.
Miss Erma Shaw, daughter of the
treasury secretary. 1 the only debu
tante of the cabinet circle this year.
Mrs. Wiiilan Zieglcr. widow of the
patron of arctic explorers, will begin
the publication of a magazine for the
blind and will furnish the journal freo
of charge to all blind people.
Miss Nora Stanton Blateh, grand
daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
has been appointed a member of New
Tortt city's staff of civii engineer la
charge of the $ 101,000,000 Catsklll wa
ter system.
A woman angler, Miss J. M. Wheeler,
who recently gained & silver medal for
landing a huge skate weighing 127
pounds, has captured another monster
of lit pounds at BallyCDtton, Ireland.
It Is believed to be the largest fish ever
canght by a woman In the British Isles.
Mary Anderson de Navarro, who re
cently issued her memoirs, has sent a
copy of the book to the Commercial
dob of Louisville, Ky., with the fol
lowing note: "For the Commercial club
of Louisville, with tho best wishes of
Mary Anderson d Navarro, a loyal
lover of Kentucky."
Miss Phoebe W. Cousins of Bt Louis,
who for the last twenty years has
been Interested In woman's rights, tem
perance and Mormon legislation before
congress, 1 in Washington to take
part In the campaign this winter for
the restoration of the canteen to the
army and beer to the soldiers" homes.
Mme. Melba has had her name copy
righted in the Unitod States. She did It
because she found It was being made
dreadfully common by application to
all sorts of theatrical, pharmaceutical
and other goods and preparatioas. Now
manufacturers and dealers cannot use
the name without getting the great
singer's permission. .
Tha Caterpillar.
The female of one species of cater
pillar tears off Cue fur from the ex
tremity of her abdomen to make a soft
bed for her eggs and to preserve them
from the cold. Vet she never sees her
young, for after she hns accomplished
the task of layiug the eggs the cater
pillar Invariably dies.
Don't burden your mind as to what j-ou should
buy for a Christmas Present. Buy a Musical Instru
mcnt. which will be a pleasure to a friend a long time.
Get a Talking Machine,
Get a Violin,
Get a Mandolin,
If you are not satisfied with this, buy a ticket to Europe
and get it from A. Giachino.
A. GIACHINO,
155 North Main Street,
ALL READY FOR CHRISTMAS !
Only just two weeks more to do your shopping.
Come to our store for your Christmas wants. New
goods for the holidays in all departments in Men's
and Boy s Wear. No old shop worn or Ieft-oven
from last year (as it is in most cases.) Our stock is
all new and fresh, bought within a month or two, as
you all know the fact. When you are out on a shop
ping tour do not fail to call on us.
3. J. SEGEL a CO.,
Around the Comer on Depot Square, Barrs, VI, cid Bins Sicra Bnlldlng
SEVENTY
.rfr th c.-ifr Ctifcd istatei. Three
(seattoiia aawt . .. .
SCHENCK5
; h ?
far the n:rc -of E'.iatisass, I iver
V Cnmpisint. Ir.d.jtioo.Cor,'tiriJ---ii,
fstrk Hedchit. ;aitc!jc, Hearts rn,
4 Ftatulcncy. M5aria- etc
t Sehenck'a Mandrake Pllla
A "UmlteUvtC
V restore health to the body, cttaroesa
K to the ere set) ecaspiexjos, aad
H buoysocy to the sjatita.
Dr.l. Vr,Ul)M '
Abtoluuly Harmleaa
iJ reoU a Vjos ci by mail
n.
i b. senses m.
PhiUd(lrkU, Pa,
WOMAN'S REALM. ;
Only 500 women went to the polls ia
Cfclcaso. but then there was nothing to
vote for except a trustee of the State
university. ;..' . .,', t -
The fact that there are 200 women
in Chicago earning a living teaching
physical culture a against thirty or
forty five years ago is only one of thi
many proofs that , this Is a rapidly
f rowing profession for women.
Answering an assertion that If wo
men had votes they would not usa
thc.m, a correspondent of the London
Mail gives these New Zealand figures
from the electoral vote of 1905: Num
ber of electors on roll men, 203,50";
women. 212,S7ft; number of voter who
recorded vote man, 221,611; women,
175,040... ' ''
A GoI Scprffrat Ion.
nowell What would you do if a
man called you a barefaced liar?
Powell Fool him by raising whis
kers. New Yof; Trcs.
W. L. DOUGLAS
3.50&$3.G0 Shoes
BEST IN THE WORLD
WlDoog!as$4Gilt Edp tin,
cannolM equauod atany puca
Jo Shoe imt
Vf. L. DougUf' JoH.
for Hou is tin BM.4
compiM i n th con at rf
Smut for Catiiof
SHOES FOB EVEHYB0DY AT ALL PEICES.
Men', aaoes, S to SI 60. Boyw- tnoen. A3
tol.S6. Worcea'. baa. M OO to f l.BO.
Kissea' AOhiiarsn'a Siio. ti 84 to Al.OO.
Trv W. TU. DoukU. WoMien', Misa and
Children's shoe; for style, Bt an 4 waar
t hey excel other makes.
If I could take you Into my large
factories at Brockton, Mass., and show
you how carefully W.L. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they bold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, yon cao obtain W. L.
Douglas .hoe. His name and prka I stamped
en to bottom, which protect you against hih
prlcea and inferior shoes. Take na tub til'
tute. Ask your dealer for W.L. Uungla shoes
and insist upon having them.
fast Cnlor Fyrtet unras t mill not awor bransg.
Writ tor Illustrated Catalog of Fall Styles.
W. L. IXKJULAij. Urotkton. Mass.
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X-MAS
PRESENTS
Get a Guitar,
Get an Accordian,
Get a Phonograph Record.
Barrc, Vermont