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The Washington times., 1904-03-20
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hallwa, when Miss
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over her head anc
SO close 10 her
gown was scorch
and sent the bulle
One of the note.
as follows: In
notify Major
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and a third
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The Washington times., 1904-03-20

Fair and colder Sunday
fair tomorrow fresh to
westerly winds.
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
Pleaded District Law.

when complaint Of this was made TO
the railroad officials. IL is said, they ex-
planned IL by saying that they were al
lowed 10 run only two cars 20 the train
across Long Bridge. 4 letter was
written to the District Commissioners
about this and Commissioner Biddl6 re-
piled that no such prohibition had ever
been made.
Obviously. therefore. the failure of the
railroad TO run the third car farther
than one Of the above named functions
Is an evasion Of the order of the Viz
Einia corporation commission.
The Washington times., 1904-03-20

Continued On Second Page)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
A TRAGEDY OF THE WAR.
Story fold Of d Reluctant Japanea,
Soldiers Awful Fate.

story fold Of a Reluctant Japanese
Soldiers Awful Fate.
This story Of i tragedy Of war and
love las come to me from three differ
emit sources, but for myself I cannot
vouch for ii, says ]. Gordon smith, To-
kyo correspondent Of the New York
World. knowing the spirit Of these
people 81 Japan however. | do not
hesitate to accept It and 1t may be
worth repeating,
When one Of the regiments was EN-
training in the vicinity Of Kobe,
young man who had been called to the
colors came. newly uniformed. to the
train, followed by his mother and sis
ters and his bride Of few days Cen
orally the relatives of a soldier wave
flags swung from bamboos and shout
sBanzaiD when the soldier goes to tight
for the country and the emperor but
these people did not
The mother ana the sisters stood dry
eyed. silent and sorrowful. but they
held out no staying hand as the sol
der prepared to entrain. The bride
young and full of longing for her nus
band, wept With Che long sleeve Of
her kimono she wiped her tears and
CHING appealingly to her husbands
arm Impatiently the officer in COM
mand ordered him to board the train
but he fingered, and the tears began TO
trickle down his cheeks.
All around men waved fiags, futtered
long pennants dangling from bamboo
poles, exploded long strings Of fiutter-
ing firecrackers and shouted their APP
plauding cries for the friends who were
entraining. the emperor and the coun-
try. Obscured in the glad throng, a
man wept, and the young bride who
clung fondly to his arm wept with
him
More impatiently the officer called on
him to enhain. Shrilly the engine
whistled, aud, with parting bows and
hurried "sayonaras, the soldiers sprang
into the carriages. but the young man
and the maiden chung TO each other
and wept Then suddenly there was a
fash Of steel crunchlng sound, and
as the blood spurted over the shrieking
bride the corpse Of a soldier fell to
the cement floor. the head cioyen TO the
chin by the sweep Of the officers
sword
See, said the officer as he wiped
bis sword; "this man preferred his
home to his emperor and his country.
Let this be warning to all"
AS the train rolled out with hundreds
Of men waving flags and shouting the
body Of a soldier lay In pool OF blood,
and his bride lay Ia d faint on the arm
Of white faced woman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
THIS OUGHT TO CONVINCE.
Rckert & Wells Will Pay For HYomei
Themselves When It Fails to
Cure catarrh.

IF ! only knew It to be true, I would
not hesitate a moment This is a thought
the average person has when reading the
claims Of some OF the medicines that are
advertised as cures for eatarrh
The results from the use Of Hyomei are
so remarkable in the cure Of oatarrh that
they seem beyond belief The fact, though,
that Rickert & Wells, one of the best
known drug firms ia this section, have so
much confidence ia the power Of Hy0mei
to cure catarrh that they sell it under their
personal guarantee TO refund the money II
the purchasers can say that it did not help
them, ought to convince the most skeptieal
that Hyomei can be relied upon to cure all
catarrhal troubles, no matter how serious
or deep seated.
The complete Iyomei outfit, consisting
OF neat inhaler that can be carried in
the purse or pocket, medicine dropper
and bottle Of Hyomei, costs only one
dollar. Additional bottles Of Hyomei can
be procured for fifty cents, making It the
most economical Of treatments.
Catarrhal colds, which are so common
at this season of the year, have been cured
in a day Mild cases Of catarrh that have
become chronic are frequently cured In a
week or ten days. Now Is the time to
begin the use Of Hyomei, remembering
that Rickert & Wells sell every package
on positive guarantee to refund the
money Il it fails to cure
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Torsely Told FOR Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Iorseiy Told For Busy
Readers.
Tans are right. Reference, Badger,
Mclean & Co.
GO to Barry 4 Williams for fine dining
room furniture.
Yes, 25c buys one. See them in
Vaughan window.
Don't forget the poverty ball in Miles
hail. Friday May ID.
Gilbertson's orchestra Saturday evening
at Abbott's II pleasant.
Special lot Of muslin curtains, three
pairs for csc, Saturday at Perry's.
II is summer and to enjoy it get sum-
.mer chair at B. w. Hooker q Cos.
Old gold and silver wanted at reiners'
prices in exchange for goods at f. e. Burr's
There are several good places to buy
new furniture. There Is one good place
to buy second hand goods Of every descrip.
tlon. City Auction Rooms.
Mr.. B.-'sY You are about AZ % mr.. c.
Yes, last month Mr.. B." Annually
$2t49G. In other words, $l496 each year
for insurance of $4,000 and 5000 for the
Endowment. DO you seeg' Ballard 4
co. Reliable insurance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
Need Of merh Farms.

Medicinal herb farms will become a
necessity in the United States. says the
New York Tribune splgelia pink
root, serpentaria and senega (the two
varieties Of snakeroot), which were for
merly found III abundance wild ID Ma
Fyland ana other Atlantic states. are
becoming scarce. SIENNA, colocynth,
gentian and the poppy have been
grown to some extent, and digitalis
nurpurea (foxgIove), atropia beIladon-
IA deadly nightshade), sangulnaria
canadeusls (bloodroot) ana clmicifuga
racemosa (black cohosh) have been
grown experimentany Farmers near
Kalamazoo Mich, raise annually 40
100000 pounds Of peppermint. Valerian
is wild product Of Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
Letter 70 a, r. Abbott i co.

BATE Z.
Dear Sirs The easiest business in this
world is dry goods: the reason is. Your
customers want your stuff as much as you
want to sell it; they come-in you show II
and sell 1t. That's the whole business ex,
cept your buying the goods.
Deyoe comes next. 1t saves money and
people like money. They like somebody
elses more than they their own; they like
to make it more than to save It, they like
to keep it perhaps as well as to make 1t.
Buildings run down fast, without paint
poor paint Is the same Devoe Is the means
Of stopping that leak a big one. All we've
got to do, to sell Devoe, is to show that a
man saves money by using it.
<. D. Jewell, Cory, Pa, painted his
house years ago with mixed paint; IA
gallons. Last spring he painted Devoe; 10
gallons, Saved SIS to $50.
r. W. Devoe & Co.
p. $. Reynolds u Son sell our paint
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
Clan Gordon's twentieth Anniversary.

Clan Gordon's Twentieth Anniversary.
The twentieth anniversary Of Clan Cor.
don, No. IL. In celebration of the 20tt
anniversary Of Clan Gordon No IL, ban
quet will be served to clangmen and their
lady friends on May 21st, 1904, at p Ia.
In Hale pavilion.
Admission tickets, 80 cents each
All names to be handed to the amuse
ment COMMITTEES and tickets to be paid FOL
on or before May 1lth. 1904
Tickets can be procured from thl
amusement committee, namely:
Jas Elrick
VIM Brown
Robt. Raeside
Robt. Duff tTanist)
Jas. Mcdonald (Chief)
John p Emslle
A. d. Smith
RObt. shaw
Alex MADDEN (Treasurarl
JAS Mulch tSeety.|
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12

King George III of England was
born In 1888 aud died in 1920. His
grandson, the Duke Of Cambridge, was
born in 1910 and died In 1904 These
two lives SPAWNED period Of 1865
years, lacking a few months
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
WEBsTERYILLE.

Madame i. J.. Car0n Of Barre will be
here Thursday evening and Friday all day
with full line Of millinery goods. All
the ladies Of Websteryille are invited to
make her a call Will speak French or
English. win be at Peter Gingras' house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12

twenty-five Dozen ChHdren's School Hose
At Only zoe Per Pair.

We fortunate in the purchase Of these Hose Of We
would be Obliged sell them for per pair two pairs for
2Sc It has been give the public excellent Hose
values and the with the best bargain Chldens
Hose have offered you and perfect Hose such
small price Sizes, Saturdays price, only lOc per pair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
he BARRE DAILY TIMES
ILL. u. 80 =. 90


Boston, May l2.-Fair tonight
and Friday. warmer Friday light
southwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12

No Gloss Carriage Paint Made
will wear as long as Devoe's. No others
are as heavy bodied, because Devoeis
weigh 5 to ounces more to the pint. Sold
by Reynolds & Son.
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FEQ,MdDpead.

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Wasst of All Experiences.

Gar ApNthhgbe %#BarEssee than t9 ftal
that @Xsy Minute will he ya# lAafP
Such was tfe experienced MIS-. S. FL.
.NsXy@.. BaeAiW.' Ala. "F& Ahfae
yeNs" Ae %tes.. II endured iinaAt-
d5aprzAbAae pain from inAsesi@ Stomach
All R9%Al tpF8aGAbhie. BsaAh seemed
Unsuitable Mben ~dS69eatt6apFss and all Es4~e-
dAYiesss ffaafhflssdf .- At kngAh I was Aaadsested
t8 Try Hsee4tpffjee BBfiAAteeqfs md Ae result
was mm~i laeaI6Gss improved Il sR9se and
fRSw I'm completely feeoXefed:." Fef
tfyef!, kidRey, Stomach and Bs#si
H8Hbles: Eieetfis BlAsfs Is The sHly
mealeiRe: Only zoe; liz guaranteed
By Waasw9FtA BFHg Co.:
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D2AhbesaR6mady.

| TRbe Ha5nH9 dueees6 ptRhs r9A{paJ,
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Ia gggsat hmaAgy c6hdqean esesh yysar
FoQrs sssaeleb9yE. GfiSwaddd.
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lfFoqnkeessapfApel depbqNNapAl

|
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QaAb@aaa tod
sssttlsss i'm 1882, THE eadttsr OF thh$s
IRfRsrwxss aa7eaesg THE rfraagy sse&kess
who naaasze THE bbg rsoee
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caaHRhguHRMhsa Atm, HE eetesaimesr-
mRah bad wysatsr. ~fhbth, ttaeatssr
with THE ssAvfg lieaat. gavhtna very
severe dhafHsa which lit seemed
almost IMRQ#he tb cthaak, and abrg
lip lHe The case became SO bad HE
e6eakd Ito dL:.. @le day one of HIS
daEahRaY Brought HIM one small bottle
ST GhARbMAHS GdlG. G}hdhEa and
Remedy as a lRst Hope.
Ahg d0se was gWsM HIN while. he
%as kNlHKR AbaM on the ground ito
great aeapy.. and IN a fe~ minutes the
&sse WAS repeated. The good effect
@ Ahe medIiGiRe WAS sSNR noticed and
wfftAhpi4Rq an ksM Ahe patient was talking
his first sssAR4 sep fF q fortnight
That one hide bStde worked a COM
Bete sue, aRs he eaRAet hsfp but feel
grateful. The sesseH for the bowel
disorders being at hand suggests this
Hem. For sale by 3. crsweld.
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Thhe E#Rkbo hhPe s&&hs se~fbaql#aakkst,Baaa l
ttaamR rEeefbydadaa ppEetty Whit ftsat4he9'
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tthe, eeatth'' with THAI 9tys ttsan-=
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haHdNysBeGk. Observation-Disclosures
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Ell pleito estupendo
MayagiieZ con nosotros

HemoS rccibidO hoy un telegrama
de nueStro dist1nguido compafiero Sc
nor Perez Losada manifestandonos que
la vista del pleito que Sc nos sigue en-
reclamation de $4,000 dollars tendra
lugar ell pr6ximo lunes.
Agrega el sefior Losada en- su des-
pache que las simpatias mas fervientes
de toda la culta ciudad de Mayagiiez
estan del lado del BoLETIN.
No debe, en- efecto, haber un solo
ha birante en- nuestra Isla que desco-
nozca ell desinteres con que procedi-
mos en- aquella campafia. animados de
les propositos mas enthusiasts de ira
bajar por ell bienestar y la riqueza del
pats.
En- asunto propio no hubieramos
procedido con mas interes empefio.
Fue justa y grande la Causa que de-
|fendimos; grande inmensa debe ser
para nosotros la repa1acion de los tri-
bunales.
A ellos Sc nos lleva como reoS de un
delito que no defniran, que no podran
dehnir nunca nuestros demandantes.
des9e el momento en- que no conci5ie :
ron nj Sc dieron cuenta de que defen :
diamos Ell derecho la vida y ell dere-
cho la patria puertorriquef1a que tie
men, que tenemos todos los que naci-
mos y vivimos en- ella.
A la vista. ST, la vista vamos,
muy serenos, muy tranquilos.
Vamos a ALA para saber en- que fun
dan su reclamation los que Sc han
atrevido demsndarnos.
Vamos 4 ALA a saber por fin que
clase de cafe era ei que Sc trataba de
introducir aquf.
Vamos a yer en- que consiste la ex-
trafIa y nueva labor de traer del Norte
cafe de Puerto Rico para Puerto Rico,
en- que consisten los provechos y los
benefcios de ese trabajo.
Vamos al fin 4 que nos digan los
Tribunales, aunque resultara ser el
cafe de Puerto Rico, que hicimos bien
en- tomarlo por extranjero.
Vamos en- busca de la reparacion.
Vamos en- busca de la justicia.
Nosotros agradecemos profundamen-
te la adhesion Unconditional de la ciu-
dad de Mayagiiez, como la de todas
las demas ciudades y pueblos de la
Ia iSla, que en- numerosaS cartas, te-
egramas manifestations que reci-
bimos, demuestran hallarSe interesa
dos en- ell triunfo de la verdad, en- la
apoteosiS de la justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-02
Ell arancel J las Filipinas

En- LConsejo de gabjnete celebrado
el II Sc acord6 que el Presidente re-
comendase al Congreso en- la proxima
legislature, reducciohes de importan.
cia en- el arancel VICENTE a favor de
articulos producidos en- Filipinas. Ac-
tualmsnte esos articulos pagan al en-
trar en- los Estados unidos un derecho
de as por ciento menos que los de
otros paises y un menos que los de
Cuba,
Ell ministro de la Guerra, M. Taft,
bajo cuya Jurisdiction caen los asuntos
insulares. menos los de Puerto Rico
y Hawaii, propuso Ell afio pasado re-
bajar a un cincuenta por ciento del
arancel VICENTE los derechos sobre
az1cares y tabacos de Filipinas.
Realmente, su deseo es establecer
ell libre Gamble entire la colonia y me-
tr6poli. Ahora, con motive del gra-
vamen adicional que ell Congreso ha
impuesta al comercio filipino, mandan-
do que todo ell cabotaje Sc haga en-
buques americanos, ell ministro consi.
dera en- justicia, va que no sea posi-
BILE llegar al libre cambio, rebajar los
derechos hasta dejarlos en- un as por
ciento.,
El plan ha de ocasionar seguramen-
te mucha oposici6n, y quiza la rebaja
que Sc efect1e no sea tan considerable;
pero existen pocas dudas de que Ell
Presidente Roosevelt, que tsntas prue-
bas di6 de tes6n con el asunto de la
reciprocidad cubana logre 10 que aho-
ra Sc propons con bastante menos
esfuerzo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-02
Renuncia acptada

Traducimos del "The New Castle
Courier.
lei Presidente ha aceptado la re.
nuncia de w. H. Elliott como Comic
nado del Interior de Puerto Rico, en-
una carta, que copiada al pie de la le-
ira es como sigae.
"Casa Blanca, Washington, Noviem.
bre II de 1904.
Hon. w. H. Elliott,
New Castle, Indiana"
MI estimado Comisionado Elliott:
AL aceptar su renuncia deseo ex.
presar mi cordial reconocimiento por
ell honroso y fiel servicio que xst.d ha
prestado en- la isla de Puerto Rico.
Siento que usted Sc yea ebligado re-
nunciar. Con mis- mejores deseos
queda de usted, sinceramente,
Theodore Roosevelt"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-02
Ell pago a los jueces
de elecciOnes

Ell acuerdo tornado sobre el particu-
lar por ell Consejo Executive, les como
sigue:
Sc ordena que a todos los jueces de
elecciones Sc les pague dos dias ra-
zon de $2.5o por dfa $I.oo por dia
por subsistencia, cuyo pago compren-
dera los servicios prestados por dichos
jueces en- los dfas de elecci6n & ms =
cripciones, que es el lfmite de tempo
que la ley fla.
Sc ordena que a todos los secretaries
de elecciones Sc les pague un dfa
raxon de $3.50 por dfa y un dollar por
subsistencia, en- compensation compile
ia dc sus servicios prestados.
Sc ordena que no Sc hsga pago al :
guno los jueces de elecciones en-
concepto de viaje, por no existir auto
rizacion ninguna para hacer dichos
pagos.
Sc ordena que el Superintendent
de Elecciones arregle todas las recla-
maciones hechas por los jueces de elec.
clones seg1n loprovisto mas arriba con
esta exception: que el Superintendent
te de Elecciones esta autorizado para
pagar q los jueces de eleeciones por I'm
solo dfa de servicio, en- case de que
estos solo hayan servido I'm dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-02
La reclamation eStruendOSa

Dice Ell puerto Rico, estimado
colega de Ponce:
Han sido llamsdo 4 Mayagiiez
para comparecer ante la Corte Fede-
raj que actta en- dicha ciudad, nues-
tro compafiero en- la prensa ell iluStra-
do escritor don Jose Perez Losada,
redactor del "Boletin Mercantil'.
Llcvara la defensa del compafiero el
distinguido abogado americana Mr..
Dexter.
El asunto que Sc ha de ventilar, es
sobre el proceso que Sc incoo con mo-
two de la entrada de cafe extrangero
en- Puerto Rico, question esta que fue
tratada por ell sefior Perez Losada,
que defendio nuestro cafe"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-02
Transito difcil

Nos informan que Ell trozo de cami-
no desde Ell muelle de Ia compafiia de
Ceballos hasta la casa del seflor Be-
laval, Sc encuentra casi intransitable
por los hoyos y baches que Sc le han
tornado con las lluvias. dificul tandose
ell trafco a la gente y animales que
por ALI tienen que circular.
Siendo este un camino tan neceSa-
rio la conducci6n de toda clase de
mercancias, tanto mas imperioso es su
Immediate arreglo reclamado, pues
muy a menudo Sc We caerse las mer-
cancias al suelo y los carros estan-
cadoS.
Esperamos que la autoridad compe-
tente disponga la reparaci6n de la via
ptblica referida. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-02
De eVeg;a-A1ta
para Ell BoLETIN MERCANrIL.)

Las operaciones del registro civil en-
lei mes anterior, son: nacimientos diez,
defunciones diez.
El cobro de contribuciones y venta
de sellos en- el mes de Noviembre al
canzo la Suma de I'm mil SeiS pesos
diez y nueve ceGtavos.
Sc espera en- este vecindario, q. salga
bien en- ell juicio que Sc celebrara en-
Mayagiiez el distinguido escritor Sc
nor Perez Losada. redactor de esa va
liente publicaci6n; en- esta localidad
es estimado mucho dicho caballero.
El active inspector de escuelas don
Andres Rodriguez, ha girado vista de
inspection q los establecimientos de
esta jurisdiction.
Ell apreciable facult ativo don Jose
Amadeo, Official de Sanidad, Sc encuen.
ira enfermo; esperamos que cuanto
antes Sc resta blezca.