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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-01
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-01
9pe5ial Grtnriion sur WeItans=
ifelimMg ant 20. Oftober.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-01

RS lSeaen nleortaer Haten sur
@eltausiteaung nod ct. Qouis pia
9eras & 8arific Babn beFraot irs
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
Go YoU Druggist TODAY Get One Bottle Paines Celery
Compound See How DIFFERENT 1t VIII Make You Feel

Hay in securing the open door policy
of trade in the orient is recognized rs
the greatest diplomatic achievement of
modern times.
Retention Of the Philippines IS favor
ed as wei as the maintenance of tile
open door policy of trade in eastern
Asia. The policy Of the Democratic
party il it's desire 70 abandon the
Philippines Is denounced. The atti-
tude Of congress and President Roose-
Welt regarding antitrust legislation Is
commended and such further lcgisla.
ton, state and national, as may be re.
qnired, is recommended.
Hit lndoraed For Vice President.
The administration Of President
Roosevelt is praised, and the delegates
70 the national convention are instruct
cd for him and 10 use an honorable
means to secure the nomination Of
Congressman Robert r, Hit Of Illinois.
as vice president 4 compulsory pli.
mary election law and i civil service
Law for the state are favored a. well
as new charter for the city of Chi
cago
The vote on the adoption &c the Ne.
port was unanimous
4 resolution was adopted providing
that the names Of candidates for the
governorsIfip be presented hy congress
slonal districts ana that 10 nominating
speeches be permitted Another reso-
luton forlidCling the change Of votes
during or after roll call was then
adopted and the call Of the districts
began Candidates for governor were
named as follows
Frank a. Lowden Gharles s. Deneen.
Howiand Hlamlin, Nespasan Warner
Richard Yates and I. Y sherman.
The FIRST ballot resulted as follows
Yafes. 501 2-3i isowden, 354 2-3 ne.
neen 3s6 -; Ilanllln III Warmer,
IS; sherman 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
LOOKING FOR cosSAcKs.
Japanese Garrisons IN Korea Send Out
Scouting Parties.

scouting Farties.
Seoul. May IA It is asserted here
that the Japanese garrisons between
Pingyang and Win have sent scouting
parties through the country east OF
Chasyong. the extreme right Of the
Japanese forces on the Yalu river. in
anticipation Of Russian fiauking
movement The japanese authorities
here consider it fortunate that the Cos
sack raiders who pissed around far
Their east did not DO more damage than
they did
The Japanese First army having en-
tered Manchuria the entire control OF
Korea Will shortly be given 70 General
Haraguchi the japanese commander
here A military depot will be estab-
lished Al Seoul
The Japanese viii probably compel
the emperor Of Korea to resume his
residence at the Kauvei palace. from
which he fed after fire broke out a
the palace, April "a, and sought refuge
in the kaiuseiken building. This
would make Japanese influence over
the emperor supreme
The japanese merchants, soldiers
and coolies are becoming arrogant. and
the Koreans are snhordinated and help
less.
The japanese have established na-
val base at Port Lazaref, on Broueh.
ton bay. short distance north Of Gen.
san The entrance Of Port Lazaref IS
defended by mines
The Russian squadron at yladivostok
is practically bottled up BY the Japa.
nese fleet Japanese scouting vessels
are watching the harbor
1t is asserted here that only one d.
vision Of the Second japanese army
will be landed on the Liautong PENN
sula and il is asserted that the rest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
REVOLT in RUSSIA.

Secret Report Received In Rome Say,
Internal Situation Is Most Serious.
Rome May l4.-A secret report re
eeived from st. Petersburg depicts bic
internal situation Of Russia as becom.
ing most serious as regards the pfeser
walton Of the present institutions, TIE
military failures in the far east bav
ing strengthened the opinion that the
evils are due to the present organiza
ton of The country, il which a change
is necessary
The hope Is expressed that the en-
peror himself. seeing tile danger. Will
be induced 70 grant the country CON
stitution, in which event it IS asserted
the enthusiasm Of the people wifi be-
come 50 great as to render II possible
to raise an army ana collect the means
necessary to defeat Japan Otherwise.
the report says, It Is believed an The
efforts made at ST. Petersburg win n
main futile, al besides the war Ia tie
far east Russia viii be obliged 10 face
a latent il not an open revolutionary
movement at home, deprIving hee III
the assistance 81 the most progressive
elements Of the empire. such is thp
Poles and Finns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
laps LOSE TORPEDO BOAT
Blown Up BY Mine Near Dalny-seven
Men Killed.

Men Killed.
Tokyo. May little japanese tof
pedo boat No. As has been DESTROYED
while removing mines from Kerr bay
north Of Talienwan Port Dalnyl. Sew
en- men were killed and seven were
wounded. THIS Is the first warship
Japan has lost
The assertion that the japanese llo.
lated the Red Cross rules by hrins
on d train Of wounded az Polandleh,
about forty miles north Of Port Arthur
on May G, has been proved to have no
foundation in fact
on the contrary, according 70 an y
yestigation made by the military au
thorities at the request Of Minister o.
Foreign Affairs Komura, if there was
any violation Of the rules upon the q
casion mentioned the guilt must be
charged to the Russians themselves
and not to the Japanese.
The officers IN command Of the Japa
nese advancing on Polandlen report
that when approaching that place May
6 they discovered train moving north
ward from the direction Of Port AT.
thur. which bore none Of the marks re
quired by the Red Cross and had Rus
sian troops on board, which opened
fire, 10 which the japanese promptly
responded. Suddenly the train stop
ped and displayed the Red Cross flag
The japanese troops Immediately stop
ped firing ana moved forward to inFes
tigate. when suddenly the train started
ahead full speed and escaped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
HEALTHY Old AGE
There Is No Reason Why People Of
Three Score Years ana Ten Cannot
Be Active, Bright and Healthy.
Natures Way OF Taking Old People
Wen.

IA old people, no matter how healthy the
individual may otherwise be, there is often 2
tendency 10 GOODNESS uf the extrcmities, sag-
gistuess pf the circulation, t0rpiditY Ut cue
liver and constipation, lhistenaeneg is really
condition, ard ono Of the many acegnpaai-
menta OF Old age aud not disease. II there y
one remedy more peculiarly adapted for tlis
condition than another, that remedy Is smita Z
Pineapple and Butieruut Fills. They impart
energy 70 the whole system, infig0pte one
circulation, increase tie flow Of digestive
juices, thus improving the stomach action ana
nutrition, They quickly relieve al unpleasant
symptoms usually experienced by old people,
resulting 10 tqrpidlty Of tie liver, constipation.
Feeble circulation, headaches, etc. smith s
pineapple and butternut Pills are Of inesti-
Inahe value not only Ia advanced age, hut also
u people o. all ages. They prevent premature
Wrn&iesi give health glow 20 the skin, ana
under their antseptic aud blood cleansing M
hqences the complexion retains its FRESHNESS,
White sailoEness permanently Disappear
hundreds Of grateful ola ladies In theiE letters
write; Your pills make me look and feel ten
years younger. Smiths Pineapple and But
ernnt Pills always make Old age comfortable
ana promote digestion and nutrition BY tier
specific action on the stomach, liver and bow
els. They always cure sick headache, coustr
Patton and biiousness IL one night 70 cents
at a.l dealers.
Ailgenuiue signed w. F. Smith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
THE ROSEBUD LANDS.
They VIII Be Opened to Settlers on the
eth Of August.

sth Of August.
Washington, May IA. The president
has ISSUED a proclamation for the en-
try Of The eeded lands Of the Rosebud
Indian reservation III south Dakota.
beginning ga Aug next. The lands
will be selected by lot and a drawing
Will be established for that purpose.
There are almost 100000 acres of the
ceded land, and some Of it IS very fer
tile Much interest has been manifest.
ed On tho part Of would be settlers. and
commissioner Richards of the general
Rand office said that he lad received
no less than a thousand letters Of in
auirg concerning the opening
Tor the purpose of greater convent
ence @ entrymeh. the land office at
thamberlin viii he temporarily re-.
moved e RonesteeI. WHICH is only four
miles from the reservation. The en-
tries q Roaesteei will continue from
Aug S 70 Sept 10 and afterward will
be continued AZ GfaInberlin Oppor
tunities for registration for the draw
ing Will be afforded at chamberlin.
Homestead Yankton and Fairfax. and
registration win begin July next and
close Iuly ~
The drawing Will take place at
Chanlhelin July Is. under the super
vision Of q committee of three men.
Tie uniform pfica 81 lands during tile
first three months Of the opening viii
be S. per acre. and tile cheice selee
tious VIII ne Requested by the drawing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14

~ had to oyerwork, being employed
night and day for more than week.
ran down and was very weak was so
tired that ] thought would never think
Of work again. A friend recommended
Palne's Celery Compound, and it certainly
did me world Of good Right at once
began to feel better, and was able to 60
back to work in a few days. You would
not think to see me that had ever been
sick and run down. / am thankful for the
good that Paine's Celery Compound did
for me. / am telling my friends. -
Daniel Balm, 706 w. 18th ST., Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
Three NiIlea In MINE Exnlo.Ion.

Indiana, ii, May l4-By AN explo
sion If als which occurred ii the
I.aekawanna Coal company's 40. q
mine, situated near ylntondale, three
men were instantly killed, one was
probably fatally injured, and several
others We're more 81 less hurt All the
killed and injured were foreigners. anu
It is said they came to grief because
Of disregard 81 rule Of the mine
which forbade the use az naked fiame
lamps tt the part Of the working ID
which the explosion occurred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
No Other Remedy in the World Has Stood So
Firmly tie Test Of 6eneratIsn-A
Standard Tonic.

Last summer, under the strain Of fam
fly nursing, my nerves gave ont. | was
irritable and moody. did not know
had lost control Of my nerves, but my fam
lily saw signs Of ineipient epilepsy The
superintendent Of our Sunday school rec
commended Paine's Celery Compound and
brought bottle to mother one day.
II commenced to grow stronger before
the bottle was finished, aud in two months
/ was feeling better than had felt in my
life, and looked it, My friends are aston
ished at the transformation. am hearty,
well and strong, and can do my work with
more pleasure than ever. ] sleep well and
have not had a spasm since began taking
Paine's Celery Compound Gertrude
Barthold, IA West 1lSth ST., New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
SAILING or SECOND ARMY.
Remarkable Precautions Of Jars Il
Keep Il Secret.

Seoul. May g yia Shanghai, Nav i4
The Second Japanese army, numfor
ing 10000 men Left Clinnampo Oh
eighty three transports Mas 1he
soldiers were crowded on board tha
vessels in the closest manner one SHIN
having $500 men On hoard. The mon
we've 50 closely packed between decks
that exercise was impossible ana very
little ar was obtainable, but spite 81
these discomforts there was no grimm.
bling among the troops.
Every preeMition was taken ID bra
vent news Of the departure Of the army
from leaking ont The residents n
Chinnampo were strictly discInlaad
and 30 one was allowed 10 enter s.
leave tie town Three Americans
however succeeded IN escaping from
Ihnlnampo % board junk. Twelve
days later they reached Chemnlpo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14

Of this army viii 60 ashore at IaSo
shan.
Further japanese forces are expect &
here to strengthen the garrison, W.
hitherto has been constantly ehanss'i
Troops are being sent 10 guafa lA'
Seoul Fusan railroad line
The report that the Korean lniliis'e' 7
who resigned May II because me slli
peror censured them for negieel =
their duties, have Withdrawn lnel'
designations IS confirmed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14

Itaig among her other treasures
possesses q small forest OF papyrus
trees which grow on the banks III the
Anapus, near Syracuse This Is most
curious as i seems that this tree can
onlY live on the waters Of the Nile. Tie
clane aud tais small ana insignificant
stream at Syracuse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
PARACANPH CURES
RHEUMATISM.
Cost Nothing # it FANS.

hnv honest person who suffers with
pbe5natisn is authorized to 90 to their
drpqqist today and get bottle Of Para.
.arrb NE al directed, and Il it fails IA
AS exactly what we claim, 90 back 10
tl,eir druggist and get their money. Par
aesrph Is recommended as a modem
sc;aniifc treatment for an Rheumatic
snellings and Neuralgia troubles. Ire
lieves on Mattress plan. That is when
snptied II opens the pores, penetrates
directly to thc seatof the ailment soothing
die inaaued skin. muscles and joints Re,
dneingt he swelling by removing the con.
geat;on drawing out the fever and infan.
NATION bv inducing sweating. / II sweats
ire disease out Of the body through
tbe pores Of theskin. This IS why Para
eaniph Is superior to tie many internal
strong. drastic drugs that upset the ston-
acb SKATER the nerves, and undermine
NV General health Our guarantee Is
made to convince you Of our faith in Par
acanph. We have Of course, tested its
merits thoroughly ia many and various
cases. we know therefore exactly what
4 win do. So don't hesitate, but get a
bottle Of Paracaniph today, and after two
IL three applications you will beconyinced
that Ne claim only for Paracamph exactly
what it will do.
paracainph is sold only in rs cent, 50
cent and Sr.oo bottles. The larger sizes
are cheaper for family use. Write for
book Of testimonials. The Paraeainph
Company, Louisville KY, Y. $. A.
SOLD By
D. F. DAVIS, "The Druggist"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14
savanly Iapa Raut 5oo 60.

Y asitlAgtoA Nag ll Tile state Id.
partnient has received udyices from
Minister Alien ~ Seoul 70 the effect
That z considerable body Of CossacEs
aFe lahorlea 81 nave arrived south IT
the fan river The minister further
slates liiat % the attack made on An.
"a on the 10Th and nth seventy Sam.
hcse soldiers, protected Us walls boId
OH 800 Cossacks IVY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14

STANLEY win Not Lie Ia Westminster.
London May II It has been def
nitely decided that Sir Henry NJ Stan.
lev, who died May 10 viii not be bur.
led in Westminster abbey 4 memo
rial service VIII be held there on the
day of the faneral, May H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14

The Andalgslan peasant glrl sends
pumpkin PIE 70 the particular swain
she affects II he eats It. well and
good she Is engaged. II NOT, she tries
elsewhere RTE following pie until sue
cess Is arrived at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14

New York AIay IA United states
Steel common made a new low record
Before noon it sold OIL to 81 ana
shortly after midday declined anotheg
fraction. The preferred stock also was
heavy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-14

oUIaT y
D. F. DAVIS, The Druggist, .
~ North Vain Street, Barre. vi.
eurtain He,Is.

Curtain rods may be passed through
the casing Of a curtain far more easily
and with much less risk Of damage 10
the fabric Il the finger Of an old kid
glove Il Slipped over the end 81 the
rod which enters the casing FIRST