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New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
NAVAL STORES.

Rosn was firm and unchanged. Spirits turpentne was
easier and dull ruled steady quite
in a tobbing way al former prices We quote:
TURPENTINE- Spirits asa f49c
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 50; oil bbls. S3 GO.
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 65 p, 81 65: f,
r p G., 81 so: H 81 so. ]. 50 o.; * So
N s3 o.; n So GO; W G. 81. and W w. 81 30.
STOCKS on HAND.
Rosn bhls 81 SIS
Splrits turpentine bhls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tar bbls 2.T3J
Charleston March 3i-Turpentne and rosn unchanged.
savannah March 31.-Turpentlne firm. 45c: receipts.
374 bbls sales 622 exports 500 aos rm we quote; a.
"a q u III s r, ~ 40; O. 81 40 x, 81 30 /.
al 7s: ii 81 90; NJ 81 NJ: N. ss ~: W q 81 30, w,
ss 50 Eosin-Iiecepts a2s bbls exports 1899
wilmington, March 8i-spr,s turpentine steady. stn
Ar Rorn firm, tomst ib Crude turpFntine quiet,
a. ssds2 so receipts "a bbia Tar hrn receipts, aaG
bbis
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
porrnBpN COTTON MARKETS

savannah. March n -t'3tet steady miidins $ bid
low nIidinr iec suld ordinary TAe; receipts, i5sJ
bales espotts eoastwlse 35s sales, IaJ stock 40 2as
at-tottcn stsady. natddlirg, Sise. low
ri5iitns ie. good ordinary -tee. ret receipts.
am bales rfcss sHs shipments 2ss, sales stock
eEnai
N.w-ofissns. March si.-setten nrm, mddins. sse;
ov ,pdairr sAf; pucd ordinary Tsr, receipts ca,
bales exports ecsswiss. Foo. saes. oo stock 2iaep
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo March s1Flour ani.t easy; oe.. gs's1t ss
bskers clear spring s. low grades winter and
5MS3. family winter. 81 I5Is+ patent
fntsr 81 2sas, 20, clear 81 bo@s3 75 -four.
So 50ass rs. re -four 81 25Qs4 Wheatsprinz steady
10 4 gorthsfn srof Dc, 73c: winter weak. No
red SIC asked Corn No yellow. s4Aei No do
No 2 white 4sc No do, 4sa4sAc; 40 2. mixed 46s. g:
No do. 4eAe. Barley. 10 arrive ssaose r. Rye NO
/. 1sAc
Chicago March 51The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A NJ and 335 p NJ Daily Sundays, 70 PITTS
field Adams. Sundays only. at 90 A VI
ali through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. PSI. 415 ard 1915 Broadway .
Union So W. 275 Columbus Ave. 1873 West l21th ~
I25th ST l3sth ST Stations. New Yor 3as and I2
Fulton St. and LOG Broadway. p D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3sh Street for New York Central CAD
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence py
westcott Express Company.
A II. SMITH. GEORGE H DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
7AIL1oAD.

- ~ - ~ - .
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third Street and pes
brosses and Cortiandt Streets
srTh. leaving time from Desbro-ses and
CortIandt Streets Is FIVE minutes later thar
that given below for Twenty-third sfree'
station. except where otherwise noted
100 NJ FAST MAII-Iimited 70 two sI.s. rar :,
Cars New York 70 Pittshgrg Sleeping car F'''So''s
s.sS A. VI. FAST LINE.-Pitts0uTg and Cleveland.
o55 A. NJ PENNsYvANI4 TEDmPnTsn ,, eqn
Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati. IND
IsS NJ eahsSiils efcaGo q &N6 Sg ST LOUIS ExrREsgq
Toledo Louisville 6yia Cineinnato- Anaia"A'' ~
o-sS p. VI. ST LOUIS ExPREss;-7FOr Rl'tsouFs Ind
oss saR:ii p H. WEsrERN n chicago For
45s 5sIio " i.fss FScc fai9!fsz Raaa. CHI
faso a,,a For Knoxys wi daily; via exce5 satrday
s.35 r. VI cLE;vEI.hND AND cINCiNNATI EXPRESS
For sli:laiF sSG;,Ans 4sp 30 Tie
lsnd 1ssSS 5ns i3,13s aa3 corr S.s
Dining dining fsT S & sss sss Dtsa. saa.
dsg s - Sid5 ss %inlas a csl = I !, M
lor snd 9n5hs plsnx sar ea ebinns & cDinns
soitRS GaT .ss nE c sf p sohsn Sol Linn
is4o p M Reet days Exsress s.25. s25 m. 12n
Atlantic coAsr glo.da spseia~ =, 10 g..s p n
sEsEoAED dsTs 6P[sff s SE z fGa ss To
ropoi,a1 Limited" 1255 ?. m daily A~p'es'' - ~
NoRF6LK da'' AND WESTERN RAmwAY.-FOr Memphis
cfEsaPEARh aPa HsEFrfaa'o oao RaIL%44-z55 a. week
ros Ssyc OLD a6d riST on coMsokr 81 feI and
,TsN4fg eTr@s and s0S m @ Saiz and 255 N
Sundays 755 Through vestiouied Trans. 6pnss p
or Smoking Paror Cars. Dining Car. and Standaro
Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. weekdays
For points York and Long Branch Railroad trror
West Twenty-thrd Street Station. $50 a m, u ~.
325. 1f25 D. SUNDAYS. 30 a. m. s95
o m from Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets). sU
a m. 80. 3.4o $40. and 11S0 D. m Sundays s4S
a. m. SIS . m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6IO Oesbrosses Cortandt Streets. 620- i25 I55.
s25 s.55 o. % Dining Carr, C955 Penna Lrted 10 10
(Desbrosses and Cortland Streets lo dining carr
1855 Dining Carr 1155 125 Dining Carr. 10
ing 355 AZ. . Dining Csrl 40 CLlnlng Carl
5s5 DINING carr 755 s.55 0 25 II 10 night.
SUNDAYS tno cosches). S25 500 BIS Dining
Carr UImited). 955. 1O.55 Dining Car) I235
Dining Carr LBS Dining Carr. % dining Carr 90
425 Dining Carr 455 Dining Carl $50 CDninS Carr.
755. %, $50. 9.25 D. NJ II 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos III and PSI Broadway:
Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; Astor House, West
street Station and stations foot or Des
and Cortlandt Streets Court street $50 futon
Street 9s Broadway and Pennsylvan!a Annex station.
Brooklyn: Jersey The New York Transfer
will call for and check baggage from hoteis
residences through to destination
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Ra-
road Cab Service.
J. b HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
A TTENTIoN is CALLED To THE ADvER-

4 TISEMENT in the City Record Of March 81 70
Apr ~ I9O2 Of confirmation by the Board OF As
and the entering Bureau for the COLLECTION
Of Of assessments FOR local i'm
provenents in the Borough of Manhattan:
10Th Ward Section g. Lexington Ave paving. az ule
int OF lOlst ST
9o5 ward section alteration and i'm
nrovemen; east 52d and sd Sts 18th Ave
Sewers east side SD and 5th Ss with curve
AZ 53d 81 EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT, Comptroller
CITY of New York March -. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
Visible supply
E--aa time l!sll

COTTON-The course Of to-day's cotton market was
complete surprise all branches Of the trade me lue
continued holiday IN LdNeiloo.
Yet the opening strong. with prices TO u polts
higher and continued TO advance cuig ~
next half hour OF fever1eh demand from
looked for little or no clase
"a tbe call and anticipated sagglng prices
support not feature OF cary
5 the market in the absence g e.
Light receipts over lne hoIIdg
ressor very bullish visible supply ngures 1or te
market reIorts from tie
S sbsertng adyices from spinning centres OF NeW
big strike haa bef LedIe-. ~
ssfrmeres for weeks in sghI @ %ere @ re sIigbf
neuenoes Of day Toward nlodas tete noro oTeer-
both accounts pE Iool
the list stfTened up
49, sign figures Colonel king tor tfle M
ere several thousand bales smaller lii pai[ ,IoTty
cotton leie 80
,,b were rep1rted firm prices ana a ,te TiIi TO
- 80 inclined the belief that L. 10
l.e full 51z points hleHeI -
near the el9se
the market held at the ZOE 20 TSa SC,,,E and
Il points alsltL- ,5ay-
,,~ere bought here from tille feature The
-. s.yasf trading no time 80 4rrn with
= all 49, nc Nev-OTleans spot Inaiet
port bgler Of 10 100 naes-
lEates with prces
Torfed e.S ,alee The feeling the clIp Iee 'ts ~
-ales ,,r5ces of points rom rS-iSs- were
,,@s selling orders Fort reeelp - s91 jasf wear:
eales against .22 last Week .iid I.;S The pre-
lib" halt II 0s bales, against - 'o -, rAc4r,fs
- year IoteL week
loCs - we're 1868 bales. agslnsc si,ie snrply was
IT % fS3 laef The stto 20 ile spainst
reported 10 la week ear 20 ,a,ae
fease .. estimated Al s'o King
week saa rales This week laAt -, tbus far as
against l"o''2, s.in sight the season 'i1s al
gsOs ha.es o ,,rices in the local market 10 -"S
Toe faiis sis',rs Thurs
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

A pvERrIsEMESTs and subscriptions The Tribuas
n at Uptown Oftcs
NO. E.s2 BROADWAY
u5fh d O'Clock m
vi be received tooxiax
osces once rates until o'e2ck via asa
Ath-aVe a e. cor. 23d-st.. 153 6sh-ave.. i21h-
Ct. "a East iAth-st., 257 Weat 42d-st-. between
tn and sth Ayes 263 West 1x5tp-st-; l,338 Sd.
ave, between 10th and nth sts.s l.os0 3d-avs.,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

coffee cables.-Rio-Cone market quiet; No fNo
.ss exchange u 5-32d receipts, 24eeo bags cleaed
fr tinted States stock 5000 bags SanIes
quiet; good average SANTOS,
CENTS rs 00 bags: stock, a70oeo bags Hambug-fao-
Fa=re-Holidsy-
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows;
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

1-t.,. as grea: pGlisR cyttou Fessl Hh ~
,s-to- ,rbief var its Influence h1 tie H5
u y5rfes issued another crcHlhI -
+ts renosrkaB.y close eoFreEpanGenee ~ tfie
,e.o,ed tv sTs5a journal II tenFnffne ~
s-.< ssssfiefga With Ssz af.sinlea
,,v-s ss..sf his sNn special repegts from eIz -
eonteo tgvgus r0esgIy lesn5o win hs towns SsFS7'
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
MARCH 81, 1902.

IN triplicate.~ will be re-
so. 1902. for supplying the
Fuel. Gas Coal. Charcoal,
ascal year ending June 80.
reject or accept any or all
Information furnished upon
lining proposals should be
addressed to Q. M. U. $.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

fEasns leave FranSn ST station. New 1orH: as foi-
lows. anG IL min. later foot West 42d St. " X.
.I:lo A M--For interim points 70 Albany
til A. M Hudson Xiv. Aoh- Express
si.t0 T.. M.-ChiCagO Express.
1925 r. M.-Cont Lin for Detroit. Chicago = 81 Louss
t3:4S II. M.-(9 For Hudson River Points & Albany.
'6:IJ p. M.-FOr Roch.. Buffalo. C1eved s Chicago.
II IS r M-For Txocn.. Buffalo Detroit Louis
'9.i5 y. M.-FOr syFa. Roch;, Mas Falls. Dst Cnt
sDsiIy. fpaIly except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
rex. No. tl0;43 A. NJ No at 100 P. NJ leaves
Cstv r. r. X. a. No I "a I'll 20 A. NJ No. &
AZ fS:3S r. NJ Time tables principal hotels and Offices
Baggage hotel o. residence by Meseosts Ex
S II SMITH c. Z. LAMBERT.
(,ersI Superintendent. Gen1 Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

SEALED PROPOSALS.
ceived here until II NJ. April
L. 6. Military Academy with
and Gas Oil. required during
1903. U. s. reserves right TO
proposals or any part thereof
application. Envelopes conta
endorsed Proposals for -"
NJ, A.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
y.4 . 1900. geo 1000. .113O a. VI: -Ioo. u 30
Oz '3 40 t4OO S'4O1. "a 30 800. 1900 100 f30.
so co. St925 p M. '12. IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$500 $1,000 '11so A. NJ. 100. tf3Oz. 3 40. 800.
p. NJ. "f2 Is rdt.
Ofrces Liberty Ferry. South Fcrry, 113. 26 S24.
1900 l354 B'way 25 Union So
f25th ST.. 2I3 West 125th ST. 24S Column
bus Ave York Court St. 344. $50 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn; 9s Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans
fer and checks baggage 10 destination
sFrom Liberty only -Daily. sDally. except
day sSundays only. zParlor only
w c; BESI.ER. VI BURT
Cienl
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
DIDS WILL RE RECEIVED at the Office of

RIDS " ILII DE NECTI' I'D ft tlIc OIIINC Ut
IL the CITY RECORD, city Hall Borough OF Manha'-
TO departments offces ETC.
~ the CITY the Boroughs OF Manhattan
The Bronx BROOKLYN Queens and Richmond. all the
books printing stationery furnished them during 1902
by The CITY Record Ofice
See CITY RECORD for further particulars or apply at
office. No Ct-I Hsp. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

Baitimars ana Ohio .,,,.t "a -
seatieglas .F.tft..tfsffff y" ''
Tosala e7Ts ass $3.50 81 sel 29.2I7
Totals last week ....tt.,e7Ia is4 bs2i s92o5 S $50
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
LIVE gTDCk MARk Ell.

Naw-Yorh March NJ, 1909
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

Liberty St and South thine from South Ferry.
Tve minutes earIie- than below. except nOtedl
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

Receipts Of interior points in thousands
cphers 0 omitted -four bbls. grain bush as
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
OLD TOYS "]DocToRFDn
o, EN-President Cleveland
t01lurGn SAM

ch,,ns %~Asrre"ident Cleveland,
dre" Sent to a Hospital.
Mrs Grover Cleveland is ma,.,..
preparations for an interesting Christ
mas, Notwithstanding that the en,ls'
president is ill. "e FORMER
lnere was brought to the dolls, hos
p',al IN Trenton, N. j., the Other dd aus
a large hamper of dolls which ~ LAY
ua!s OF their entirety and beauty uo onc
Inc property of Ruth, Esther anG N were
an cleveland. They are to undergo + tl'
necessary surgical operations onS ene
~ receive an injection of lew sam are
ana De grated with new whit "uust
1ratner, says the New York Houa ma
these dolls have been in the c,a anerald,
household since Miss Rutb,s atnd
ana several of them are auvent'
uhe of them is as large as = penslve'
An?'her car say papa" n .moa,
ma" and particular ns]tr rnp nam
given to restore the voc,, mas
y, "lis remarkable doll, which was "ers
s'f' OF one of Mr.. cleveland's ca Ihs the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24

Mrs. Mary Platt Parmele. author OF
the Evolution of Empire" series of
histories. is an accomplished musician
and deeply interested In yibrutorv
PHYSICS. Passing through Manhattan
lately Ell route for Staten Island, she
.'lnched at the Holland House with q
friend who Is isoted almost as widely
Tor MS Grass a~wkwardness as for his
scientific researches. relates the New
1ork Times. His admiration of Mrs.
farmele's tact was therefore probably
increased to intinitude when. with one
excited gesture. he swept his glass and
salad plate and fork to the floor.
"Rut bark" said Mrs. Parmele in.
stahtly as the resonant echoes of the
glass; n silver rang back from the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24

1T Is the fashion now in Georgia to
set pecan groves. The trees have been
round to grow and thrive well in that
climate, and they have varieties which
bear nuts as much larger than the or.
binary wild nut which we used to
SNOW as h improved chestnut is
pettef than the small wild nut. Trees
panied fifteen to twenty years ago
are producing profitable crops. and
hundreds of acres have been set to
them within the last ten years. while
painting is going on now at a greater
rate than ever before. One man near
columbus, Ga. is about to set eighty
acres, and it may lot be long before
see them coming by the carload for
our Christmas nut rade.-American
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24

A plant which thrives in the arid re.
glon OF the west is the reasewoo the
young plants of which have n milky
sap n the old wood Il resinous eum
known to be soluble in certain hydro.
carbon soivcats Of rubber. From ,ho
young g~rehsewocd sap two inventors
nave discovered a method of making
aftilit'ai liio!a rubber. BY this proc
ess they are enabled to obtain Il gum
my mass Of brown color, highly aex-
lble. elastic, combustihle and seems to
possess the characteristics of iudia
ubber, except that it has rather a bal.
samic door, differing from the odor Of
rubber. The gum can he
vulcaliized by the addition of Il ouan.
Try or sulphur in the same manner MS
the india rubber of commerce.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
FOR FARMERS


Considerable publicity has been CIV.
en- tosthe remarks OF W. T. Macouh -
the experiment station at o"aN"
Canada. made at the American pom
logical meeting in discussing the reno.
walton of apple orchards. Mr.. Macou"
stated that the practice at the eApe'''
mental farm had been to grow c'o'e'
in the orchard throughout the year
AS the clover reached the blossohl'hs
stope II was cut and allowed to remain
on the ground. The last growth Oh 'ne
clover in the autumn was not mo"eu'
but permitted to stand as a cover our
ing winter. This system is IN ehec'
q combination of green manuring anu
mulching. 1t differs from the ordinary
cultivation and cover crop system III
that cultivation is left out of the pro-
gramme.
A rather too wide application of MI
Macoun's remarks has been made. lie
was careful to state that this practice
pertained to their Owl orchard II
was the outgrowth of peculiar soil u
climatic conditions. The subsoil of this
orchard is cold and impervious. Inc
region in which it is situated Is rarely
visited with prOtracted droughts. Inc
in growing the clover is to
aerate the soil, draw out its surplus
moisture and protect the trees from
the effect of severe freezing in winter.
Undoubtedly the clover mulching plan
may be applied quite widely. believe
that it can be practiced with advan-
in many of the colder apple grow
regions, but | do not think it would
be the best plan to follow in sections
where rainfall during the growing sea-
was at all uncertain. In such sec
ions cultivation is essential.
The particular region described by
|lr. Macoun Is lot a commercial fruit
ection. Apples are grown in an anna
eur way, and fruit of fine quality is
reduced. but no large areas are de- .
'oted to the industry.-Professor John -.
Cornell University.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
.1Nose snAwlne RATS.
Ac.mmon and curious Illusion.

~
II felt as though rats were gnawing
a, the coats of NY stomach Three
fan Gus men have all lett this ey-
nression on record In their writings.
They we're all sufferers from chronic
Indigestion or dyspepsia, of which the
horrible sensation tuey thus describe
/, a symtom. Other signs are a
heayiness and distress after eating,
bad taste In MOUTH dryness of skin,
variable appetite, fiatulentcy, broken
s'eep. bad dreams and nightmares,
billiouiness, fatigue and WEAKNESS
without labor, ETC., etc.
We work with our head and nerves
and this makes the dyspf STA of the
student, the buSln S and profession
a the worried man and the ma
iority OF women. We throw food.
often unassorted and In excess, into
this weak and unwarmed stomach,
and bring on acute inf1ammatory dys.
pepsia or gastric catarrh, with symp.
toms and results which make life q
Ask anybody who has it.
The best of medicines is the, new
me- dicine, Calcura Solvent, discovered
BY DR.. David Kennedy, OF Kennedy
Row, Kingston, N. Y. 1t has proved
brilliantly successful In maladies OF
The digestive and nervous SYMPHONIC
md in disorders Of the liver, bladder
md kidneys. All druggists sl.0o a
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
Old Maids In u.,

according to one of Misc uru,.
characters in ''The Portion ~ InAins
,ne punishment meted out to thos ""or'
nave oeen too much marriad is who
,ney shah hereafter be doomed - mat
-. "ney' says Harper's Literary ~ cen
uont Know what | shonld DO Uoss'p.
m.s' Norman Lloyd. "if | thouan4 says
n'"n you'd marry again If NOR,
lN one husband aud ono m;e. |
enough for any man or wo,ne wire Is
nelleVe in the r%esulrection II they
ui"ays seemed to me thot tho ~ mas
~ tlat awful question in Tho answer
lament as to whose wife thse" les
w "o n'u sc many husbands "p,nan
'le other world meant n'"ia be
r srt n mau zone 50 much marrv, people
an,'i would have to be Ola ,hS on
bachelors in heaven" D'"'os and
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24

ting frequently when he thought | was
not observing him. | learned from the
the principal keeper, a colored Metho-
dist minister, that the fellow was chew.
Ing herbs and splitting around me as a
hoodoo to prevent me from reporting
the various irregularities | discovered.
When he found that | had reported
them all and asked his removal as well,
ne jumped overheard and was not seen
again"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24

IL nceforth the women's clubs of
tnis country will have a very kindly
feeling for DR.. William H. Toiman OF
New York He says they are emery
ing from the ''fad" stage, and becom-
ing S nsible and useful. .tiuclar.
~ in the West" he says, "the women
are a power in movements for the
oeautifying of towns, the cleanliness
OF streets, alleys and back yards, san
ltation in dwellings and workshops,
provisions for the pleasure and profit
of the laboring classes. I'm willing
oestow a mere mans blessing on
'he women's clubs"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
Address all Communications to
BARRE NEWSPAPER Comply,
Barre, Vermont.
BARRE, VT, JANUARY "a, 1902

F. A. Munsey, who recently bought
out a New York daily and immedi.
ately killed the old heading the paper
had used for years, setting up the
claim that it had the largest circula.
tion Of any paper in the United States
because he said the claim was a
lie, has made a decided mark In
the adverti ing world. A newspaper
has no more right to claim a circula-
tion that 1T does not have and thereby
defraud the advertisers Of that which
they buy than the merchant would
In delivering to his customer
only a portion Of the goods be has
paid for. A law compelling the pub
Usher to prove bis circulation would
prevent all advertisers from being
cheated and certainly 1t is their lust
iue to know that they receive the
FOODS they pay for.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
Aow'S This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that caunot he
our,sd BY Halls Catarrh Cure,
y = CHENEY Il CO., Props, Toledo, O
We, the undersigned, have known h !
Cheney for the last IL years and believe
MIN perfectly hono able in ali business
transactions and f1nauu,ally able to carry
OUT any. obligations made by their firm
KS IRt'Ax, Wholesale Druggists,
MALDINa. K!NNAN 4 MARVIN, Wholesale
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces OF the ey ste Price 75c
per bottle Sold by all druggists TesJ.
Halls Family7Pills are the best
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
NOTICE TO

We change u mailing list but once
a week, and If a new subscription or
an order carcelling a subscription
reaches US just after the list has been.
changed it must necessarily wait un-
til the list is changed again. Please
rent mber this and save yourself post
age. The yellow label tells you when
your subscription expires. If YOU
think the figures on the label are
wrong notify us. Also, if for any
reason you wish your paper discontinue
ed, notify us. We will send you a bill
If you " us anything.
The Barre Newspaper Co..
e. H. METCALF,
Circulation Mgr.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
Something About Alfalfa.

Alfalfa is comparatively II new plant
In this country. but in Asia it was
known and cultivated before the dates
OF the most ancient history. 1t grew
in abundance in Assyria and Persia
and at an early day found it's way to
southern Europe. and thence with the
Spanish conquerers to Mexico and pe.
rn. 1t was grown to some extent. bu+
not appreciated. in the eastern states
long before it was Recognized as of ma.
terial value anywhere in this countr
In portions of South America it has es.
capped from the fields and grows wild
over large areas. 1t is now grown
largely in all the arid and semiarid
regions of the world and is everywhere
recognized as the most valuable forage
known for all sections where
alnfall Is scant. But it is by no means !
to arid sections, but is grown
md esteemed where rainfall is ahnn.
laht. It's most perfect development.
however. seems to be where 1t can got
moisture by means of its
ong taproot and does not have to dc.
'end upon rains.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-24
10 OOJONIZE sOUTE LFRIOI.


New WEatg9m Wash. .Jaa. Cry,
|. w. Barr. rectcr Of Episcopal clurcles
In this city and Fair aven. las zone 10
South Africa to arrange tie final de-
tails OF a gigantic co%loniZaticn scheme
which the British Cover. .nelt y i
shortly undertake there.
IT is the idea of the British Gov"rl-
meLt to induce a number of "qtt.sh
morn subjects now residing in the Unit
cd States to emigrate to South Africa
and. mingling with the Beers. eradicate
the feeling of hatred which dwells in
their breasts.
10 induce British subjects in this
country to go into the Transvaal t.,
British will offer great inducements il
the shape of large grants of lands. cat,
tie, farming utensils, etc.