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TO PRESS
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NO WEAKENING
OF ROOSEVELT
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THINK PASS
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UTILITIES BILL;
PORT LAW VOID!
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fcly the greatest llooi &?A I
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lotithdy wTnnaiiartIy lMfjnj. xl Week Before
cum every hmor, from ;
imm to -Scrofula. : It, b j
. tho Ikst . : , f . !
Blood Medicine.
rXklQU itkVtO wmi
I-APf R8, Ml" EDDY UIT,
" pitf fteftfcip? lilt -HIV He
y, ILi.ilinj:, Il Ae;,u No
il', f Defendant
Alfred i ariose wa wflfc th or-
Aer lit ti'.lU hi thi aitH -brought ?in.
(). )-'!'T '.f Cbrlr.ir rwimee by t!rt
t'fiv of Mty l;kr O. Jv'Hy, ir hi
; trifi t J:' lltifittogton ie at
2 ni.'li yefrdy afternoon.
IU. rfw r ' ! wailing, when
f lr)tet.!, (,rj fcwlft entered and
h'trAutui buiM:i. With a tmiUt Mr.
latin ff tl. paper and I4:
"I frt;w'tH tot otnetblng lk ?!
Wa uj when j the Jftrtjfr S'if
gathering tn front of the building.
f-wlft f ((!'( find the m.hn dn
ff)dr.t at t rooms, hut a they were
ti',K nt. Jinfn), he sUrted for the t ;'';
tire reside ter,
(rihr-i who fill be orH flffl W; f!,
rubriMiD. .'!!) CoKim'fi-fcll)i vmihj ,ln
spli .trmstr-iinir, 0 ttmmonwealtn
i 'Jr J fft O, 4 Jtvi rtrcft.
( Vjfpit i1- MHt had jiiifiT(i (fr hit-tih-n
A, (ltn.f, tffijrr i( the rhuicl,
!)(, I'ifi;( in (1nJ liim tn thi
ity, ik( Iff votiU gf,t U full ijfvrr
Committee
FHAR OF AMENDMENTS!
Mawr JaeVj&n ' 1alJ Attend
ts All l Suts'i
CO.NNOI SIDETRACK PLANS
Vnkss Washington is Mis
taken Railroad Presidents
;dby cefodams will
m DEMURRER TO BILL.
KtUm(.'t of Mr, Eddy Cousl Ini'
cte Suth More.
(nutr4, S 1., Jfrh 1 (mpraj
l inik H, i'i tM't-r, Jronil f!fnti'l for
Mfx. JfKli'f (. YAAj, rtd Naflmn-
irl H, J.ltlfl, Of (fiiri( for tli fiiuifl'
)ilf in tit nit lir'MJtfht for til ftmrtilit
ins? tit Mr. Kikly t'r"irfrty, kll y-4-tcriJ
! thwi woiiUi m no turthir
jirK-'inK I't thtf 'fM hfnrn Artl 2,
the on ihl:li th rinj( tttrm of tli
tujwif'ir fiutt rpi'ii, 'sthI t nhirh tlm
Jli miit ( t4tnrtiatl, $n dcxitilti(int
m ttka In th rn'ntim.
Xhl U nll by prri4 fnmilinr with
Jt'Kttl ftror-wttiri to man tht tho l"
filitil file d'mijrrrr H tlie hiJI
hit nn'MmTit, ! houuh Cicnral Nl.reeter
(Jfi!llli t( 1(CM tbU of tll
irmtter.
ffr tbtt t-www'n public ntiHltt- txm
itU.'um Ml r nrrnffjfifif for .ttag
U;'t-( tb t-,ot ju4imrir cwtnitiff.
l ( bi 14, If wtUe, uj:t rfk, Msscb
J!' b lf-n Jf"e'l nitoftiirial) M
th btit txt tlptfttkm on tb, litis
bdcit r'chr'f, Hnatcir I'aj? n4
Atnllymn Minltt who InltodrnM
tli infMOiirc, r flnniig to Mng nut
t if.fii(im of lit vrkn fnt.r-tt
ftwtej by tb rnfr(iMjr . f,ti m p.
tbn j)b th bill to pit
wit V,dt any !'. of tim. rrirl (4 (be
lll At ml -sjifH ttr 1U t a lobby
f lb cwiofmry wit ngunt thh m
me. It U of KTt iir(ortnf t
Iw kill4 -outright, and, public ifntimt-nt
it Uk tbonniaLly ,aroii-4 Jn It f.vor
in t.ake u. b iH;tbo4 safe. But rr !)
turn I m4 that -?ery elfort would
ins tti.fl to miiim the meow by lop
ff;( wit riant 4mrt tunrl tber nl
by inrtiiii !. ilrtiti frovui'i. A
torhadiwlftg of th Tammany Hall fj
poaition to th governor' tueaur
ifiven by Kntor (.r)y la dfbt v.itl
.Vnittor Armatrong ovrr another toa-
run' Vibhh woiill inTe th Comfif-n-Kfition
of :Ij(ht 'krk in the olllr of Ylift
""iiimi?ioTir of riwiril In Nw York.
IniJ'.prndenca Lfaguera Lo.
"harpiri thfl iribly ju'liciary com
m!t "with iiirf"rliy In it treattriMit
Of t'nfl Prentice rvrount. bill, Amoilily'
trim Collin, onci of thtt three Indrnett
d'fip f-ayn iijctubur. mvpt Monday
niifht that the eoitiniittee bn AMwirrt
from further eoiiidprtt.ion of th bill.
Mr. Jfl)ifl. the majority IA4r, in
formed Mr. Collin that th bill would
committet
m wi
th iao2 cm etreng-tlx creator
and body builder
Uny ppepto r!?t here la this vf.
clriHy are ail rm down and bari:y
a?le to drag abrj-jt don't iuow m-t&t
UJ thm- .
"SuCb Mor,! TPA Vtnnt nn
Morisj Stattiatat SooaStopficg of
6txk Watsis Will Be Grratly to
Bct of rPeset Saritiea. ..
rank Thlaka.
'a.!,ij:j;tfl, JlArcJt Icatdent
WIlfiBUl Oil. wr. P I rrA.....l. stl i r. t . -
contain in tirf.i ;f.,,I 1 i K,u I'" I" P1" t,,f
be ri "rt;d by tha judiciary
on Vdiied. "Tlil tart i
lrallv knon. ' ho oiJ. "that I am knr
and takf thfl to tlm uoriim imort-4 mUpiI tho geiitli-mati i uimwar of It.
Ior,je;t to lit ttetiient that thft'iu
dirlotv pornuiitti-D i not, lnrcr in it
conaid'-rntion of thi traur. It i un
jut. and un warranted."
A tnotioti wan then Hindu tn lay oil th
table Mr. Collin' motion tt diHchtirijH
tha ommlllee. .Mr, Foley, another In
dcjMridrH'i l-entfuer, tolh'a for tha jr
and )iay, but, li - aupported only
by Mr. Collin and Mr. Sterne, a vote
'i DIltieiM'Kfcary,
APPEAL WITHDRAWN.
Rutland Struct Railway Company Ac
cept Ta Commialonera' Appraiaat.
UurliiiKfoii, ' Man-h The Ilutland
l,liht and I'ower company, owner ant,
opeiittoT of tha Itiittnnd utrpflt railway,
baa Died a formal withdraaal of the ap
pal fthlch It took from Stiitn Tax Com
tulfiviner J. U. Cuxliman' niM.iail of
lh railroad property. The oh) appiaU
al w for ,soo,ooo, nd the new p
prainnt, from whlrh tho nppviil n tua
en, m for f 125,000.
PILES CURED IJT TO 11 DAYS.
VA'J) OINTMES'T 1 cuarantaed to
rur any tA of Itrhliij?, blind, blading
or protruding tiil In 6 l It daya
of money refundd. 60c.
TWO KILLED BY ICICLE.
lrapa from NUgara Cliff Into Trolley
Car,
Niiipira Fait, N" Y March A
hilg khde droppad from the cliff of
ih Niagara ((ojge onto a trolley car of
.ii) ikitutt road yesterday afternoon a
h, wb passing tho Whirlpool jtapid.
Motorman Evi'iett Itumlcll w killed.
In, and Mr. M, It. Nervy of KUmx City,
la,, and Mi jscrvy were struck on
tha hack and badly brulaetl, and K, C,
lylndsny and wifa of I'lttsburg were lu-Jiireil.
Free from Alcohol
Since May, 1906, Aycr's Sarsaparilla has
ken entirely free from alcohol. If you
are in poor health, weak, pale, nervous,
ask your doctor about taking this non
alcoholic tonic and alterative.
I A O
inxers o
arsctna
A
NON-ALCOHOLIC
rilla
t If he hac a better medicine, take his. Get
the best, always. Thi is our advice.
The new hind contains no alcohol
Wc have no fcecret ! to hide I Wc pub
lish the formulas of all our medicines.
J. C. AYFR COl( Mtmtuirturlng Chmh' f,ewelt, Mati.
form all of t!i r.edlna and etrenh
ereatlna; etGtneots of en tirer nit e.
tually taken from fresh coda' llvou,
but from which the tic!e oil Is
t-Umlnated and tonic Iron- adiJefl."
.w k every man, wnrnaa and
child In thla TtefnKy wholi run down.
tlrd and debilitated to try Vlaol oa
our offer to return tooacy If it UQm,
RlCKRf & MUS, Druggists
STILL NO SIGN
0FMARVIN BOY
Streama In Vicinity of Delaware Farm
to be Draggf d. , ,
!vcr, Ivl., March 13.Intcrct tn
the diftsppernoe of the fuur-year-old
on of lr, II. H. Marvin of KltU Ilam
mock on March 4 continues unabate4
A aystematic tcarttj of the Marvin farm
having ailed to reveal . trace of the
miwsing dilhi, tli detective will now
4rag the utreama In the vkinity of the
farm out to Lvlaware jy. It K pos-t-ihia
the foy may have fallen Into the
water and been enrriwl out Ut the bar
by the tide. The fatW i undaimtd
In hi w.ar'.h, and 1 confident bis boy
win n reiorKj 10 mm. .
(Iiief of l'olica Itrxmey of Terney
City today emphatically denied any '
knowledge of the eending of a letter ;
from Jerey City to Dr. Manin, de- j
mending a ransom of 12,000 for the re-1
turn of the child, a reported from
Dover. Both U chief and Inspector
Monahan have made every effort to din
cover if auch a lt.ter wa aent from
Jersey City, but o far tb effort
have been fruitlc, 'fh entire depart'
merit i on the outlook for any clue.
The polico my they do not know any
one in Jcrwy City named Itichard Wil
Urwm, and tly have akcd tl.e postal
authoritle to co-operate with thenj in
their aearch for the man. '
railroad kginlation In the next con
gresw to Im sidetracked by the appeal of
tho railroad president. Thi 1 the be
lief that itionly prevail here, and it i
borne out by praHkally everything that
ia hitherto taken place in thia adtnia
ittratkm in reference to railroads and
grew t" corporate intercut .
I n!e U'a-thiiigton i greatly derived
the coming visit to tins WbitV Hoaa of
Mer. .i(.Crea, Xewman, Mellen, and
ilughitt, tlie date of which fca not yet
been fined, will have a little efTon
the I iesidcnt a the vit.it of various
railway preulnU did before the rate
biv flftU, and the viwt of II. II. Rojjet
and Joh I). Arel.ihoW Ji4 be I ore the
Standard Oil imjtny n proi!ld.
There j no evidence that the. President
ha been moved by the vWt of JJ, E.
Ilarriman to Washington, nor i the ap
peal which f. I'icnoiit Morgan male
last night nor ti at whi'A B. I'. Yoakum
rifade jetrday likIy to draw the Trea-
mem on.
You Go
When about to travel, if
subject to .headache, tiervouv
ne.s, dizziness, or car-sickness,
take one or two tloscs cf
Dr. Miles Asti-Paia Pills
before start in?. They vnil
yst yon against an attack.
There are a great many who
are sure to have headache,
whenever they go to church or
places of amusement, or where
there h any excitement or op
pression.' Take them ; with
you, and on the first indica
tion, take a talict and see how
quickly it v. ill disappear. To
such person Dr. Miles Antt
Pairj I'jtls are a great-blessing.
They soothe the nerves and
allay irritation and excitement
"We alwntm yp Dr. MJ'
Antl-Fa!n Fni in oar home, arwl f.ni
them a remarkable rmdy for V. e
rKcf of headache, nervoujnew, t.
Two tablet never full to tjp tr
most aever beate-ti, but one la
t3'!at!r nufflelerit. By Uklnsr a Pain
nil before aoinf out to ptacee of
.rausmnt, fc l.nt we to not hav
thoxe 4listr;nf hxrxrh that for
mer!' com with every little eicue
Bel." . MASSES MART AKD ET LA vnr.-
T.ANO, 1223 to. Uth St., gpnngtSel.l,
Dr. Mites' Anti-Pain 'ill are oM by
your drusB'tt. who will ouarartteo tnat
the firt pckaa will Teo,t. If H
fil, h will ntiurn your money.
S oa, 25 cent. Nve eold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Znd
1 ,tki do, not avaf!, ttta Key will
An Inffingemeot of Japanese
treaty
AFFECTS RIGHT-TO TRAVEL
Some cf the Jurists Optriaca la To
kio Calif erjsia, for EooaevciV
' Ceas'S Anti-Japaues
: Action.
Tokii, March 13. A qne-t!on fea aris
en regarding the last e!t of arti- c 2,
of the treaty between Japan an.d th?
United States, which ha been cited by
toe government at Wa?d;injrtflrn aa au
thority for the wtatcment that tie Jip
anev.e hitherto have bea issuing pa.
porta if rnitin the denfnation of emi
grant. The paiports sianpty certify t?
the nationality of their holder and the?
n n n
t ' i i ! i - it
ill! ii
l0i
heumalic
1 3 m
i
III
T a
rams
Sore
Hands
Hi
nr
Feet
pjacing of restriction on them by an i
adminalrative measure is decla-.d here
to be unauthorized by law and an in
fringement of the personal right to trav
el, guaranteed by 'the 'constitution. In
view, however, of the attitude of the
American government in not calling for
the enforcement of the clause mentioned,
it is thought that the limitation so ptnc
Even then
k E8 1 a M al la J aaaa M UJ
nhnLMiwiiiwi jn '" 'TriT nr""'nir
YVI , . P110 01 b! Pn Japanese juiwta believe that tie action
It? 7'.1? c"u",eract thm. of the American government in restrict
Tho I resident is reB aware- he wnl inp the destination of holder of paw
have great leeway next winter. lie will jj-rt will not be upheld before a court,
we lea hampered than ever, and will 1
j ""I"' k itvv'i'ii Jt iitiinrni
Back of the anxiety of the railroad ! r""refree to cut loo and do )ut a
ne. picase. He baa given hi caiier to
understand this repeatedly, and let t.era
president to have Mr. Itoosevelt "allay
jmblio anxiHy" unquestionably k the
knowledge that the President it cettinir
resdv lor a broadside ,.f le-rf.lal,
railroad and corporate question in the j V;PM,.'!a ' tfie f"y-ninih rongrw nrewtir be brVmcht
rolnthCtmifresa. pre-iuem nam, mm now, to fcave.it abstain
inc the Pnn Francisco echool trouble
have brought the clause into prominence
an- Japan lts begun to smast under the.
first aesaion of toe Fifty
know that. Urge end-of hw i-.dslative Uiim.h t,m;i,.(i,.-
programme was being reserved for the j i, wo)1:i h-'w ,,. tie
on tne government
from issuinjr m-
On the railroad question he has twoi1""' accompli -h more than any one
ACCUSED OF CRUEL DEED.
William Brown Arraijacd oa Charge f
Pouring Hot Water oa Ilia Wife.
Dunham', . H March 13. William
Drown, charged with, aggravated assault
nn hi ife by jiOuring boiling water on
her body, wa airaignej in the Dunham
court jenterdar morning, ami was com
mitted In $.iun bond until piil I.
lliown wiw brought to Puniimii Mon
day afternoon by funty CoinmJsxianer
leiemittli J.angley on complaint of bis
Wile. I
tne count v commissioner and request
transiinrtation to tho home of her-parent
tn goinertwortb. Thia wa funilli-
eu and ahe went home. Recently her
con,dition beenmo o aerimta that hbe
was removed to the Went worth hospi
tal in Dunham and placed on the dan
gerous list.
After the assault, I). own, it I charged,
broke out the window of the house,
leaving hi wife uttering' from her bum
to become a victim to exposure of the
clement i.
big reform in mind. One of thene U a
tal'tation of tie railroad, and the other
I legislation which will give federal
control oxer atoek and bond iue of
railroads, and will prevent future over
capitalization. Bv meana of th e two
important ateps the President hope to
prevent the watering of railroad ac
curitle and the business put on what
he consider a legitimate baai.
It ho atready become clear to the ad-
m i m si ration mat me rat law wa
merely, a Winning. It did nt go fur
enough to give the federal goveinment
authority V exert auch control a it
want over fhe roads. Tfte President is
now considering whether he ha the au
thority to obtair) a valuation of the rail
road hy." executive order. There i a
possibility ich an order may issue to
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
though the matter of expense nd of
authority.;. will first be carefully gone
Into. Even with a valuation, however,
the admin W ration feel that rni way
nniht he tad through legislation to pre
vent overcapitalisation and watering of
Stock. 8
It is bvne the railroad president
know Mr. Roosevelt ha thi mornentou
programing In mind flat they are try
ing to come to term with him. Thev
e p't .
porta limiting the destination of t.ieir
bearer. '
MTi'ii , M'n B" ;n -l'P: V the ground
Kv commissions and requests., I11 bwWM M8lWeftM l "8
the WHOLE FAMILY
wMii'mas.vw.Mii'ti'' i
Gas Light is the Light
For tho whole family. It makes reading easy for
grandpa. It insures good eyes to the children. Moth
cr tin sew by it rays with ease. Father's paper be
comes doubly interesting if he docs not have to strain
his eyes to sec it.
. , Good licht means good health, and good health
ts the beginning of happiness.
The most economical, brilliant and steady light.
Send for the gaa man at once for estimates.
PEOPLE'S LIGHTING, HEATING & POWER CO,,
Telephone 45-3. Depot Square, Barre, Vt
LOCKOUT AT HAMBURG.,"
' NOW IN FULL F0RU.
5,000 Men Affected 1,300 Non-union
Longeahoremen Imported.
Hamburg, March 13.A a rettilt of
the refusal of the longshoremen to bind
theinclve to tin night work and other
wise submit to the nilinjis of the ship
owner, the lockout which begun Mon
day i now In full nrogrea about 5.0CK)
men being affected. Mom than 1,300
imported longshoremen have arrived to
take the place of the locked out men.
The Nliip Owner' I'nion mid tho liar
lwr Traffic I'nion held meeting yester
day mid agHin resolved not to employ
any mull who refttsoa to siun the agree
merit tu do both .day and night work.
Several vessels, which were to liavo un
loaded here, iavp been ordered to Al
toiitt, where there, 1 no trouble.
A Young Man
. Built Up
Suffering With Weak Lungs and
Catarrh, He G-ts Relief by
Using father J h .& Medicine.
1 cannot prof'
Some Doubta. .
Fall' Mildred ha a rounded form
Of ehaplines divine,
Displaying wnst bewitching-curve
Of grace in every line,
Cut even while 1 contemplate
Her figure with delight,
I wonder if xfre takes it off
When he let ire at night.
She has a wetiltlt of golden hair,
This paragon of girls,
It frame jer brow in silken ware
And shin in j; braid find ciu ls.
If never straight or etringy when
Hy damp east hreeaee blown,
I wonder if those sunny locks
Are Mildred' very own.
The color of a lnmak roae
Is on l er oi nl i heck,
The perfect tint of youth and health
'lliat, many vainly seek,
lint still a cruel, carping doubt
My admiration mock;
I wonder if p rc'tianee aho keep
Her hlushea in a hot.
-llohemtan.
WILLIAMS' KIDNEY TILLS,
Have you neglected your kldneyal
Have you overworked your nervous v-
tern and caused trouble with your kid
ney and bladder t Ilavo you puin in
loin, aide, back, groins and blndderf
Have you a flabby appearand of the
face, especially tinder the eve t Too
freiiucnt a tlir to pa urinef Ii
o, William' Kidney rift will rvtra you.
Sample free. Hy mail 50t Wlllisma
Mfg. Co., proprietor, Cleveland Ohio,
Sold by C. IL Keadriek 4 Co.
Father dolm's Med)
cine ttx highly. '
have used lathe
John' Medicine fo
catarrh and weal
limit and find I ai '
much stronger am
on tho road tc
health. I have ue
other remedius, bit
it wa a wuate o
money. My mothi
ami brother are al
so t ak iug Kut he.
John'a Metiicine for
catarrh trouble, and they agree with
mo that bather John a Medicine i a
prcat. remedy," aay Kmanucl F. (Jomea
t IJourui', Mae,
rtcveiiu pueumnni and consumption.
Not a patent, medicine. fiO year in
um. Make (les)i and strength.
A a body builder Father John's Medi
cine ha no equal.- Jo alcohol or In
jurious drugs. Guaranteed.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
CArrr ask sick leave.
Matcrialiitic Tieaaury OSciala Demand
Doctor' Certificates.
Washington, D. C, March 13. Clirl-,
tian Science follower have struck a anag
in the treasury department in getting
sick leave. Coder the rules each em-
a year, but he must show a physician'
certificate.
A Baltimore custom inspector, a
OVistian fkicnti'it, is seeking to get
sick leave granted, hut instead of put
ting in a physician' certificate, wanta
to give the certificate of a Christian Sci
ence healer. He informei Assistant Sec
retary Reynold he wa not sick, but
that Ms physical body did not feci well,
and a soon aa hi mentality dominated
gain he would be all right. Tlie rcrJv
from the treaury was that while thi
might he true, hi physical Wy wn
not visible at work in it accustomed
place, and the only excuse that would
be permitted for it absence was the
cert ifleata of a physician of one of the
recocTiized achoois.
Theoretically, a Christian Scientist
cannot be eielc, and the department is
rather puzzled a to how those of thia
faith ean coneientiouIy k for ick
Wave.
HOLDS UP JAPANESE LAWS.
California Legislatare Responds to Be
quest of Roosevelt.
.Sacramento, Cal., March 13. Presi
dent rtoQevc!t Monday stopped all Jap
anese legislation in tlie California leg
islnture bv the following telegram to
Governor ('iillctte, who aent it to the as
sembly :
Action of Icglobtture reported in thin
j morning' papers most unfortunate
eitect upon my efforts to ecure exclu
sion of Jnpanene laborers by friendly
agreement, and if continued will prob
ably render recent legislation of Con
gress for that purpose ineffective. Tlease
secure rup"nsion of further action un
,.i receipt of letter from me.
"Theodore Roosevelt."
The assembly intended to act Mon
day on two bill's and a resolution adopt
ed by the .Senate on Saturday. Governor
Gillette sent with the telegram a me-
Gives Instant Relief
Minard's Liniment was prescribed by
Dr. Levi Minard in his private practice
fifty yoars ago. It is the most effec
tive, economical, and cloan-to-ue ex
ternal application for rheninatL-m,
neuralgia, pleurisy, stiff, twisted joints,
acre, at rained, or lamo muscles, tired,
aching feet, any pain or ache, as well
as for throat and lung troubles and e
a general family medicine. So pare and
antiseptic, so powerful, penetrating,
and soothing. Minard'a Liniment haa
uatly earned its title, King of Pain,
CURED THIS MAN
Will Cure You
"Accept my heartMt thanks on bo
fcalf of my aged father, ivho for the
past six moatha has been severely
troubled with rheumatism in bis left
arm, so much so that he could no longer
work at his tailoring profession, andj
after consulting the leading epecialistii
of tin's city, and trying enough so-called
remedies to sink a boat, we finally mad0
tip our mind that he was a bopcle4
invalid I can truthfully assert th
f.tct that my father paralyzed arm
regained ita full vigor and it is to-daV
as well as it ever was, afir using
Minard'a Liniment, Francis X. Snio
da, 88 1'ean St.. Providence. It. I," (
sage urging the House to comply with
the president' request. The assembly
by a viva voce vote decided to take no
action on the biil on file.
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BR0NCHITI5
For Sale by D. F, Dayis.
Beauties From tha Sea
This has been a tough
Winter on the hardy men
who spend the best part
of their lives at the Banks
of Newfoundland, and
the results of their labors
have been small and the
resulting price high. We
can, however, offer the
best line of Fish in the
city at the lowest prices.
Smith & Cumings,
! Meals, Groceries and Flsl,
305 North Main St., Darre, Vt.
Railroads to Be Taxe4 $30 Ter Mile for
Single Track,
Quebec, Que.. March 13. The nrovin.
vial treasurer Monday night introduce!
a new corporation ta.x bill. Weeping car ft
. -'.ij.m.jm.-q i'o, uor-Loiru oi one j si
per cent of the capital invested in car 1
lifted in the province, and $."0 for eacb ! f
office in Montreal and Quebec. Foreign I 0
expres companies nre taxed one-half of j 0
one p-r cent on their grosa earning in !
the province, the tax to be not lcs than
$800 annually. I W
lCch main line of railway track ia
to be taxed $;)0 per mile and f IS for '. 0
each additional track along the main j Q
tine; branch lines, $.'0 per mile and 10: a
per mile for additional track. . 5f
Foreum coinoratmn not. ufrrailv !
will be asked to pay $50 per year for
eacn omce in Montreal or Quebec, and
au eisewnere. .
ok nt that tomi over in the next County. Grown liko
'g Gourd. Must be a Jonah here. . WVvn rrrou-n enmo
I don't see that we're knocking; any uarticularlv Bi rer-
I0WA MILITIAMEN GUARDING
BANK ROBBERS FROM MOB.
Anjjry Citizens Determined to Lynch
Two Prisoners.
Manchester, la., March 13. The state
militia was called out early yesterday
to proiccr irom moo violence two bank
robbers nrrested for blowing upMhe bank
at Maaonville on March 8. MierllT Hen-
nessy ims also ftfkcd tho governor for
more iroop, airnougn lompimy 1) u j
MriM Ah minr.l l'lfl, Inuf rm.l l.m i. ' .l.nl $
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jius onion lonowca ine ousrmi or rnn
grand jury yesterday, which wa declared
illegal and which therefore cannot Indict
the men held. When thi became known,)
angry citl7.cn aoon formed a mob which
ia determined to lynch the prisoner.
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Cure a Cold In One Day
Cere Crip ia Two Days
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A New Aid Fable.
This is not a George Ado fable, though it may sling some
alan. It is a Home Aid fable.
Once there was a Geezer, who sat around and cut Kindling
too small for Cook Stove purposes. lie Whittled against Time
nnd Flabbergasted against hia Town. The town was No Good,
he said strictly on the Blink. Ye?, it was N. G. Why,
hadn't he lived Here since '84 and found that tho Place was
Punky? Sure, Mike!
Lo
Jonah
but
6immons. That's the way this Gaznboo knocked his town.
One day Sarcastic Btranasr flooteil tnto the .Town that
waa Knocked from the burg- that had Blossomed tike Jonah
Gourd, lie Heard soma
of the Fl.ibbcrRimtlnjr
and Dropped to tho alt
uation. "Look here, you," ha
remarked to the citizen
who waa Handing- Out
th Knofka. "What do
you do for thia townT
Are you doing: your, part
to put thia Hurir on th
t'nurade? What that
befty Bunch of litera
ture atlcUinff out of
your Clothe?''
"That'a a MM! Order
Catologua from Chi.
caim-a town that is a
town." replied the Qea
aer. ,
"So I thought," Bald
the Impertinent Arriv
al. "Now let me hand
you out a nice mtla
Wad of common aense.
For the past ten year
you have been sending
your money to the Chi
cago Mall Order houaea
Instend of upending it
among your home mer
chant. tVhat wouia
bava happened to Chl
ro fifty year ago if
all the First Settler
bad shipped their Loom
Coin to New York on
cataloKu Inducements?
" by. you'd have to um
i end dredger now to
Una the Original Bite
M Chicago. Now. in tha
I'urir from which I
tot over all thia Hum Kualneaa year ' 1 1 2 ." ,n w
that we would trade at horn, lnThl our .?T4 Resolution
out ao that you could Slant it .TT "! to',, ,0 Spread
Gla. Hut you and a Bunch f lJ"Znm . Oper
waated jour Pubatanca tn Jllotou Tn.ji, . l0'
mall and let the eh.rlft ban a tNMhiT n ,Ch.'
t our Town and thso U 'IT IL rc?"tl" nPW
encer . nai makes tha DiJter-
Whercupon the Whittling Ga.nboo threw a few well cho-
Thoughts into hi, mental makeup nml went down to t
.Tillage store to Annex a linen collar in place of thi VWr
Circles which he had bought from ChicagoVt Tw Bil" . L
MORAL: If you want your town to : '
grow, patronize home enterprises.
Vol
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town have
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