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'One e ths Easss. s -. 49,.
md caaasSs SEhloh Are o..vr-,.-
Community Of Interest," seems ~ hs
l1e SaeehFord among the great raf-
road eorPoTations. nowadays. and cer-
lAin persons who are apt 20 decide
elon topics az general interest especi-
aiiy new ones. without thinking mon
me tacts. have supposed that this
meant an arlangement az interest only
q ne railway companies participating
e ne deals. trafle arrangement,
le-sea, etc, which show IN TIE stock
transactions and engage the thought
ana ability o. traae and passenger
agents. i Il undoubtedly the financial
interest Of the corporations which
moves their odlcers to enter into con
tracta, but the consideration Of this
topic necessarily includes that Of the
eonvenienee. comfort and attractions
which they can oifer to their patrons
II competition be less intense. and rate
wars be relegated to the dead past,
y means that more attention win be
paid % those indEeements which VIII
bring business to up-to- date lines Of
transportation.
An instance Of the early profit Of the
public ts most worthy Of mention. IN
Der the plan Of arrangements known
as Community Of Interest very close
relations have been established By the
Missouri Pacific System with the Den
yer and Rio Grande railway, the Rio
Grande Western Railway and the
Southern Pacific Railway and other
lines diEerging from junction points.
So that now. for the first time IN the
railway history Of the country, a pas
senger may take train at SC. Louis and
remain therein until he has reached
San Francisco. The route Is one OF the
most popular because Of its great
scenic beauty, and because It gives the
traveller the benefit Of variety Of al
titude and climate, taking him across
the smiling plains Of Kansas into the
wonderful canyons OF Colorado, and
through her most noted mining locali-
ties. and BY the great ialand salt sea,
where q great religious organisation
has builded a city Of magnihcenee in
an oasis Of the desert, and whose po-
litical power has been maintained IN
spite Of the objections Of the concen-
trated power Of the United States and
in the face Of all the obstacles which
have ever, from the dawn Of Christi
anity, commended against its establish
ment BY any sect or creed.
These places are Of great interest TO
the traveller Of today, and since they
may Be visited with such ease in the
magnificent trains Of this monster sys-
TEN OF railway, the tide OF tourist traf-
&c e being turned TO them by natural
selection. The Missouri Pacific and
the Rio Grande reach all points IN
Colorado, Utah and the West, and thus
Community OF Interest" among the
railroads already benefits the public in
such an everyday way as 70 convince
the thOughtless person that he must
revise his hssty Judgment
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From Mrs. Amanda Shumeksr, EAo
has charge Of the Grammar Deliartnleas
Of the Public Schools Of Columbia City,
Wash, also Past Grand Of 6ndsDend-
ent Order OF Good Templars, Dr.. Hart
man received The following letter:
Columbia City, Wash
Il can speak only good words q TIE
repeated benefits have had frcm TIE
use Of Peruna.
sfToo constant apDliclfo1 o WofE
lasf winter caused ne % hlVo severe
head and hackache ard dnsEyi1g plt11.
could not Etep mp work neil1eF VS.
I NJ % 20 on. Reading % t1o foe1es,
fetal results hFOm the nss o. Perunoa
purchased q boftle and Wifhfl q feW
dsys after usi1g q, began % feef beftoH
Il constantly improved and before
the seventh bottle vas completely
used, all pains were gone. my strength
vas restored, and I now seem Ten
years younger.
'If get tired o. feel bad. PeFuna q
once helps me, and feel you deserve
praise for placing such q conscientious
medicine before q suffering public"
Mrs. Amanda Shumakef.
Matte B. Curtis. Secretary Legion Of
Loyal Women, Hotel Salem, Boston,
Mass., writes:
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9ANAaG4 AAA " nINuNNHNNNNNNuaINNNHNtatN WV
try Peruna a. Il cured her Of eonstitu-
tional headache and stomach troubles.
I at once ordered q bottle and before
Il was used, felt greatly improved.
"I have taken four bottles and f0P
two months have been entirely Tes
from these maladies. Several OF my
friends are using Peruns with bene-
fetal results. especially In cases Of
troubles with the kidneys and other
pelvic organs, together with weak
nesse8 peculiar to women"
Peruna Is a specific for the catarrhal
arrangements Of women.
II you do not derive prompt and sat-
isfactory results from the use OF Pc
runa, write at once to DR.. Hartman
giving q full statement Of your caso'
and be viii be pleased to give yO1 his
valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr.. Hartman, President %
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. O
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NEW East IRAN TO COLORADO


Va Huisourl Rsstne Railway.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Is now
operating double daily service from ST
Louis and Kansas City 70 points in
Colorado. Utah and the Pacific coast.
Trains leave ST. Louis a m, and
1910 ,. m, Kansas city, p. N. and 10
q m, carrying through sleeping cars
between St Louis and San Francisco
without change. Excursion tickets
now on sale. For further information
address Company's agents.
H. c. TOWNSEND.
G. P. 4 T. Agent, ST. Louis. No.
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81 suffered far
over q year with
general weakness
ard debility
manffeSfed ess
pecialIY On severe
backache and
headsche.
NY physician
prescribed differ
ent medicines,
n o n Q Of which
seemed 70 help
me any until .
club associate
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experience
Homeopathic Hospital OF Minneapolis An
~ ABsr4 Lea Nina, 8, 1898.
7hs Psrnss Medicine Co, COl1nbus Ohio
medicines,
II grand and valuable medicine
suffering with f1Gaed womb
Vafed malaria Another Of
patients Of female deaSe she
Pena cured her and she n today Ia
flesh haf Peruna Ves lost strength and
wonderful blessing Of hs-heafh
Annie HeiEs;
and all the and all the women that
Of fair ladies who have
nya would be prevented and how
many
Peruna a normal
Of the body and In this
restores functions OF every
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ProEroas Among FiOrida Negroes
An industrial school for negroes Is
promised In Florida. thus putting that
state on a par with other Of the south
ern states in the education OF the col
ored people.
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The strongest and most forceful Of
recent novels. The motive Il love YER
sus loyalty; the characters are unique,
the plot Is puzzling and the action Is
remarkably vivid.
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Tdo not bSlisVs PIso B CuTs for oousunD,ioa
hns en- equal fOe coughs and oolo..--JoaH y
BoTHR. TRINITY Springs. Ind. Zen, ~ lsoa
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some people are proud Of the fact
nat they are not prond.-Philadelphia
Raoord
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A kansas poultry association figures
Il out that Kansas ships abroad 2S,-
Ooo. 900 eggs every year.
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HamIln's wizard on Co. send SONG
book tree. Your druggist sells the on
and 6 stops pain.
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Kfd-Es-O ids, the new discovery for Kidney
49, - f'.ck-achs. has merit; that &C
cunt for thsimnsnsesals. Dr1gEist.' ooc
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me population Of Rome Is nov 462.-
ooO-a gain Of 1882 in ten yeaH
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Love looks through telescope; envy
through a microscopic ". Shaw.
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\, twenty ysaTs the consumption q
- - doubled IN Germany.
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ss g.. M s ss. e Ss iss tie Tssi
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1rauv 4 halo Il celebrity has lost Us
- ron TOO much exposure
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Variety may be the spice Of lie, Do
most men seem to prefer cloves
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ps,blT t. best housekeeping plan
S nos . mortgags TIE house
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Vyhere there's VIII tnerea -L-Al. ,
iot q lawyers IN ths wey.
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tr sls ca Der llpa. ena . i.zf
IS SO e5s-scott
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HOT FOB OKLAHOMA

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WAX, ANAEnzo MOA. 1l,--.,v-y
~,1s - DR.. CRANES QUAAlAAt
sr1FIc TABLETs. An druggists. soc.
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OPPOSED TO WOMAN SUFFRAGE
EIGHTEEN MONTHS HORN III
WOUEN VINO WANT No VOTE.
Repart Of the President Of tn" Ne" YORK
A~ntI-sunrsEe Association setbarss
Tor Woman suffrage In various stats

The following report was made last
"Wednesday by the President OF the New
York State Association Opposed Ia the
Extension Of the Suffrage TO women to
the Standing CoInmitte"
During the eighteen months which
have elapsed since III" last report. a period
due To The change Of date 81 tho annual
neetInR, tho work which We have met
l.re 10 discuss hns continued 10 grow and
develop. fYst.rcd. on tli" a hand, by 10"
increasing r.s-iyrn.Ss ~ the SUI
fragi.ts, and ON the other 10y the augmented
interest ~ al classes M all social prob-
lem.. The chanurls through whi"h th"
various oommittn.s hAy. worked ARE many
aud Tho iaitnful energy which has "hafac-
t.rizsd them b. q matter for cong atula-
ton by every on" Il you
The, ha. hoen i--Iri duuug th" year,
among utrf riuird uatirt. q irahf
,nupurts,tnp ths dsfrata rurcI"d hl tb"
sI0ragisi.. an Interesting puY,uuf ~ tl"
failur a. ih, s.luul .In rag GO hting "u'
tho Nnmrn'- vote. iuIul,.sl 10 "a" "li'Yr
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was n surprise 20 the committee which had
worked 40 hard.
As the months have slipped by. how
ever. We have come TO feel that In neither
house was the bill considered a woman
suffrage measure any more than the Marriesi
Woman Property bill, IN the words OF an
active and intelligent Assemblyrnan who
lately assured me of his entire sympathy
with the aims and work % this association.
in spite Of his having voted for the Kelsey
bill, II is believed tina this indl vidual
opinion would express the general feeling
~ men IN this subject and that the passag"
Of the bill dosV not imply tho slightest m
crease Of sympathy with the cause of woman
suffrage, IN spite 81 the claims Of the leaders
OF that movement.
In lssg Montana became q state and
gave takpaying women the right 60 vote
on all questions submitted To ~taApayers
In Isss LOUISIANA did the same. Tut H.
neither ~ these Stato~ las there lsnen hown
the slightest disposition 90 grant the full
suffrage.
Finally. there has lsen TAO interval OF
remission Ia our WORK 81 collecting and do
tnbutns pamphlets encouraging thn wnl-
ING aud publishing - ARTICLE rs'tilng forth
our and ~ .f'lsdlns f"nlon-
s,Tanoe- to Congpss aud the L.girlatuT"
10 countefAct the er-st IL woman rufTags
petitions This l. th" work ~hioh musi
not only h. SUSTAINED. but inrf.asd, fof
I%oNrNef encouraging IA" uuilaIk may IT,
Throughout the uuuniry ~ must ~ 80
m"misrud that New inrk must sssp veil
ia advance. m,sf nj only claim 60 H. but
must really 10 h" leAdT in az undertaking
taught With - much Important"
Massachusetts IL ssiiinf us az 'iampl"
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-22
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Post office, Barre, VT, Nov. %,
1901.-People calling for a letter on
this list will please say "advertised"
and give date. Edward W. Bisbee,
postmaster.
Men,. M. Angler, f. f. Aver,
Angus Beaton, Brown Bros, Albert
Clark, M. M. Coffrin, E. Circea, Gui.
seppe Caxaro, Vincenzio Curcio, Ed
die Fitzpatrick, Jack L. Fisher, 7.
Ginegras, n. w. Green, Fred Guy,
G. W. Hardacre, Edwin Hall, A.
johnson, Ernest Letorneau, Morton
Cutler, B. E. Mead, Charlie Miller,
Edward Miller, Geo. Messer, Rue Nc.
Cord, w. r. Paige, Chas. w. Robbins,
John Rooney, Jones & Herens Serb
ner & Whitney, o. Simonson.
Women-Mrs. A. Ainsley, Mrs. A
J. Cummings, Anna Campbell, Mrs
John Parker, Nancy Rodgers, Mrs
Anna Stevens.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-22

Leon Slayton returned to St. AL
INNS this morning, after a visit In
this city with his cousin, Miss Lillian
Keith
Court Granite City, F. Of A. will
have their annual social on Thanks
cvjng eve. The amusement commit
Tee nave arranged pleasing pro.
gram.
Among the guests from out Of town
who are to be present at the banquet
Of the Vincitia Club at the City Ho.
tel this evening are Senator W. p.
Dillingham;, Secretary Of State F. A.
Rowland, Hon. H. w. Kemp, Fl. j.
N, Jones Of Montpelier, Hon. c. S.
Emery of Chelsea, F. G.. Fleetwood
and j. E. Harris of Morrisville, and J.
A. Cross of Northfeld. Among the
features Of the evening will be selec-
tions bv the Vincitia Club quartet,
consisting Of Ed. Mitchell, N. s. Love,
II. W. Shelley and George 1nglis.
Seventy tickets have been sold and the
affair will be a great success.
Miss Rose Cook will leave tomor'
row for Pittsfeld, Mass, where she
has secured a position in large dry
goods store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-22
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Volney B. Cushing Of Maine will
address our citizens in the town hall
on the evening of Dec. 6, on the sub.
iect of Temperance" A musical
program is also being arranged.
Nathan r. Lazell and Mrs. Eliza.
beth Utton Eastman Of Worcester,
VT, were married by Rev. VIM. Scho'
field, at his residence on Wednesday
evening Nov. 20.
Department Inspector Mrs. Olive
M. Wheelock OF Montpelier inspected
William Wells Women's Relief Corps
No. IS, at their meeting on the even.
ing of Nov. 21, returning to her home
next morning.
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning the theme Of the sermon
will be "How to Deal with the Err
ing" An announcement will be
made relative to the evening ser
vice.
Next Sunday Nov. "a, is to be Rally
Sunday lat the Universalist church
The pastor will preach on "How to bt
Thankful.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-22
b. H. Kirkland has gone to Wes'
ClaremOnt. N. H.

b. H. Kirkland has gone to West
Claremont, N. H.
Miss Rose Cook entertained the
choir of St. Monica's church at the
home on North Main street Wednes-
day evening. Solos were sung by the
Misses Cook and Kathryn Gilbert and
they also sang chant. Norris Hamel
was heard in a pleasing bass solo, he
singing Crooked in the Cradle OF the
Deep" with fine effect.
Norris Hamel has gone to Hard
wick where he has secured good po'
sition.
Henry Russ has gone to Granville
on hunting trip.
Mrs. Richard Jenness, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. N.
Kenyon, for the past six weeks, and
her daughter, Mrs. Guy Stebbins, who
has been here for the past week, have
returned to their homes at Lyndon
vile.
Nat Bond and DR.. q. F. Camp are
in Burlington today attending the
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Vermont Tale & Asbestos Mining Co.
They will return this evening.
Mrs. G.. 1. Jackson Of 80 Summer
street, in honor Of her birthday en-.
tertained "Over the Teacups" club,
Thursday afternoon and evening. At 6
O'Clock a bountiful dinner was served,
after which the club presented hel
with handsome salad set and various
other presents. The president, Mrs.
G.. B. Nichols made the presentation
with some very appropriate remarks.
The party left at 10 O'Clock, wishing
Mrs. Jackson many happy returns Of
the day.
There will be meeting of the ST.
Johns Court, c. O. F. this evening.
At the meeting of Sanctuary Gran
lite City, S. of A., last evening one ap
plication was received.
To say that Rev. E. M. Fuller ha'
been the musical director in training
the chorus for the old time concert II
to say that it has had as good drill al
can be had in this part Of the state
The concert will be given in tn
Methodist church Friday night.
Ladies, Misses and Children Jer
sey Leggins at Poole & McLean's,
Thanksgiving Clam Bake the nigh
before. Thanksgiving at Halves serve'
from 10 until y O'Clock, p. m. 1857