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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

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gennem Regsrin8stonfulent aup.
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liet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

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9arerne toniiiteres, men aaigepsl
fortintes Ter. inbtif en- M CooageIis
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Ipnes, at ere umuligt at Itoppe op
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6e9aaet aIe5aanoe ll6iteielitr.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

7et ttrteliee ubbdIq trez
Der iammen iaen 3irsoag ben Is.
September.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

down, lost my appetite and aesh and felt
nervous and irritable. vinol was recon-
mended, and 1t certainly worked wonders
LOT me. 1t increased my appetite. cured nv
Indigestion, cough and nervousness. and
| sleep soundly, | consider Vinol a won
derful remedy
Vinol cures such conditions because It
Is the only preparation in the world that
contains every one Of the fifty odd medl-
eInal curative elements found in fresh
Gods livers and without one drop Of use.
less OIL, which charaeterizes old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions. II imparts IN
natural manner strength and vieor "a
every organ Of the body. aids digestion
and makes rich, red blood
Ninol Is not a patent medicine. everv-
thing Is printed on the bottle; It contains
IRON, and In highly concentrated form.
an Of the yitalizing properties contained
N cod liver oil. IL is delicious and the
weakest stomach can retain it.
we ask every run down, nervous. de-
Dilltated, aged or weak person In Barre
and every person suffering from stubborn
colds, hanging-on coughs, bronchitis Of in
eipient consumption to try yinol on our
guarantee. It costs nothing If It fails 10
give satisfaction Rickert 4 Wells. Drug.
gists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

s..sss ,gns rsaii.a fion n state expenditure
Governor Odcli deserves, as ne hta
eeh,sa fhe appreciation and support OF
the people o. Sew York
A Good Word For Plat.
We commend our party representatives,
ia the national legislature They ofe9l li-
nv ana lowell, represent the great and d.
versiaed commercial, Industrial ana slelel
interests of our state. The kePupAe can
party acknowledges with gratitude tne
splendid services Of the senior Ihilsa
states senator. Thomas z. Plat. VINO tof
more than 4 quarter of century mas
$1,000 stalwart and arm IN the battle for
Republican supremacy and whose teauef
ship has been Inspiring and potent N the
accomplishment 81 Republican success.
me committee on credentials decld-
ed by an almost unanimous vote ls
seat permanently in the convention the
Mongin.Fassett delegation FROM Sene-
ca county
After the recess Serene 4. Payne
was introduced as permanent chairman
and delivered an Address Of consider
able length. in which he reviewed tho
achievements Of the Republican party
in tile past seven years Of its ascend.
ency. the establishment Of the gold
standard. the Dlngley tariff, antitrust
legislation. the winning of the spanish
war the freeing Of Cuba and the Phil.
ippines and tie education and uplift.
ing 81 orr brown brothers Of the Pa-
cific isles
Mr.. Payne commended fully The re.
cent action Of the president in extend
Ing the pension system to take il all
veterans of advancing age
He commented humorOusly on the
situation in the Democratic party. its
alleged inability 10 find Il respectable
candidate and lack Of issues on which
to nuke campaign
or tie tariff he said that the party
would continue ito let well enough
alone until change in economic con.
ditions demanded q change in the Gus,
toms laws. Then. he said, the Repub.
lican party would make the needed
changes while protecting the welfare
Of every American.
He closed with a eulogy Of President
Roosevelt, declaring him the only Re
publican candidate for the presidency
The delegates AZ large to the national
convention were then chosen as fol-
lows Thomas G. Plat Of Tioga, Ben
jamin b Odell Of Orange, Chauncey
M Depew Of New York anu Frank s.
a,t
Senator Platt J. sioat Fassett OF Ell
mira for Governor 0dell. Erstus c.
Knight Of Erie; for Senator Depew.
Louis Stern for Governor Black, Hen.
nv g Brewster 81 Monroe
Former Mayor Sehieren Of Brooklyn
and George Urbar, IT. Of Buffalo were
chosen electors at large.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

New York, April 13 From a source
so close 10 David b hin that Ii might
pass rs Il seuliohieial announcement. /"
says the Tribune word has been sent
out that the next Democratic eandi.
date fer governor would he District
Attorney Jerome and TINT the ex-sena-
tor, who controls the Democratic ma
chine had decided that he would no
longer temporize with Charles i. Muir
ply and the ranimany organization.
but nominate the man he thought was
The strongest candidate with the peo-
pie, aud leave fammany to get on the
band wagon IN the best way II could
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
EspIeaIe leaves Nemehmana.

NewchWang, April l3Prior to the
departure Of the British gunboat LIS
plegle. which has been stationed here
during the winter, ". Crosse, civil adj
minisitatof Of Newchwane, visited Tie
the warship officially The civil i'd
mlnisirator and Russian local authorl.
ties aftcrWard waited ~ the esplanade
along the water front while the gun
boat steamed On her way down fhe
river This official ceremony was III
recognition Of the cordial relations
which have existed between the OH
GERS Of the Espiegle and the Russian
authorities during the stay of the Brit
ish eunboat a Newehwang.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
RUN DOWN AND NERVOUS
Yinol Completely Restored Mrs.
Burns Health.
Ricksrt & Wells, Our Well Known
Druggists, Agree to Return Money
if Vinol Fails.

Many people right here in Barre are
all run down, hardly able to drag about
don't know what ails them. This eondl-
ton is probably caused By cold, or cough,
which is hard to cure, oveTwork or too
close confinement to business. Such people
need Vinol, said Mr.. Wells Of the firm OF
Rickert 4 Wells, and the following letter
is only one Of many which we are constant
ly receiving showing what Yinol win do
Mrs. w. 4 Burns of Memphis, Tenn,
who Is national press correspondent Of the
w. +. O., writes: Last winter / caught
q severe cold which 1t seemed impossible
for me to get rid Of. became much run
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
Zap First Army Il Win.

Seoul, Korea April 49, The Japa.
nese authorities here say there have
been frequent skirmshes between
Sakju and Win The main body Of
the first Japanese army Is il the
nelghborhood Of VIII. About GOO
fiat chested sandal shod Korean infan-
trymen have left Seoul FOR the north.
ern part Of IIamhiungdo province ION
the frontier Of the Kirin district Of
Mancnuria), % keep III order the ban
dts who are constantly embroiled with
the Chinese settlers in the Tumen
region, which has resulted in diplo-
matte representations on The subject
FROM China
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
& WELLS,
Red Cross Pharmacy.
PREMIER MAURA STABBED.
Spanish Statesman Attacked By As.
sassin at Barcelona.


sassin at Barcelona.
Barcelona. April 13 Premier Maurs
was attacked and wounded by would
be assassin armed with dagger
while leaving the palace Of the council
general
Senior Mauri wound Il not serious
The premier had just returned from
attending a requiem service celebrated
for the repose Of the soul Of the late
Queen Isabella, and was entering, not
leaving the palaee when d youth nine
teen years Oh, named joaquin Miguel
Artao approached and, shouting Good
day. Long live anarchy struck the
premier IN the chest with dagger he
bad concealed ID & handkerchief AT
tao was Immediately seized and I'M
prisoued
Tie premier was able himself 10 send
70 Mulud ihe news If the attempt on
Ills life
Senar MaUra assumed office in ne
cemaer lest lie had previously been
minister of the interior and before
mat minister Of justice which port
folio US gned because Of Ills
unwiiliugncss ii accept office III.
der Ilte latc Premier Saeasta. AS
minister u he interior under Premier
silrela senior Maufa aroused the mi
mostly of tie students Of Madrid who
Aprll Z lao8 made q demonstration III
front u DE ministry of tie Interior
% protest against the treatment u the
stli'tehts at salamanca several Of
Whom were Killed dining d riot
More recently Senior Maura aroused
considerable feeling against himself
~ Tue STRONG measures which be eaus.
ed g be adopted IN suppressing the
strike rioters 1t barcelona.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
PaeifIe Mail Steamer Wrecked.

san Francisco April 10 The MGR
chants. Exchange has received a cable
gram stating that the Pacific Mail
steamship eompany's steamer Colon,
which left this city ga March % for
Panama With . number of passengers
and cargo Of general merchandise.
consigned 70 Mexican aud Central
American ports has been wrecked. 1t
~ moi aelieyed that any lives were
lost, rs no casualties arc mentioned
IN the dispaich announcing the acct
dent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
paaanla AetIon Indarsad.

lhapEse Ehe presidents aelian toHcf-
w we re hataa eanak lle interoeeahle
Wa l9ae atsiFed aud Y1inlE soaght
the bEea5 commercial n8tt 3s the
slisit cut from orr aFeat eeaters 81 conn
Vi w g tlaEtie ae49nasa 81 ASIA
- ehe faeiiie isi's #Ha tiie llfk tHat
oA3itSN 'aF eastern ise4 western @nAsi R8to
heishhefl% fasamNpi etion commercial
Astt'l l'a itil the Wafid ~ time ot peace aHd
" Aineilfah necessity u tifne 81 war Is
= last assllfeds
Ae NhPofe tlle absence g the American
I'VE from tne hsgh seas AND tfe laek 0f
Ai1isiis = shipping "a EEL fnreian irade 81
iliei due g tHe iHeA q pf0teetoafaf
+ once great aad powerful Industry hat
sned lnstef and reuwn epan the nation
atq nelped e save 4 irom Destruction %
~ eaf5ef GAYS oi i@tional Hril We fas
nE lhe NaAetheA AS ~ s0fn le8isialiq7 IA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
.IND0RSE ROOSEVELT.
New York Republicans Instruct
Delegates 10 Vote For President.
HARMONIOUS CONVENTION.

Plat and odeIl Both Greeted With
cheers-chauneey N. Depew Tempo.
rary and Serene &. Payne Permanent
chairman-The Platform.
New York April 13 The Repub-
iican state convention to elect dele
gates to tie national convention at
Chicago was called to order in Car
negie hail at 1920 By Chairman
George NJ Dunn Of the expiring state
committee, who was welcomed with q
burst Of cheers.
He introduced Rev. DIR David j.
Burrell Of New York. who opened the
convention with prayer He asked
divine blessing upon the convention
and upon all officers in public author
ity- He gave thanks for the achieve
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

ship kedonao. owned in this city. has
been chartered by the Kamchatka
Commercial Industrial company to
carry supplies for Russias Pacific
ports. The Redondo's cargo. which in
cludes q large shipment Of flour, is
destined, says the agents. for the com
panys stations ut Copper island, Be
ring island and Petropavlovslxi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
catsL.lII MeMspansr Moman &c

Catskill M ~ April l3 Mrs. .Io-
seph = IIall proprietor Of the Catskin
Recorder, one OF the oldest newspapers
in the United States, died Of apoplexy
at her home here. Mrs. Hall was i'll
her seyenty-second year and for much
Of her long life had been prominent its
philanthropy and Ia church work ia
the diocese Of Albany She was the
mother Ct Buth and Hiolette Hall. the
n0y0llsfS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

NeW York, April - At the new
reservoir Icing constructed 81 tie
Jersey hy authorities at Boont0n. 4
"a, i diver lias been imprisoned In sew
eilty feet ~ water for twenty four
hours Repeated attempts to rescue
him were made by another diver. but
all have been unsuccessful Two more
divers have gone from New York a.
Wig ia saving tile man The diving al
p9ratus y working alI right and con
stant Signalling from the imprisoned
man shows that be Is alive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
AlI Quiet 4 Port Arthnr.

st Petersburg April 3D. The EN-.
peror has received a telegram report
ing that al Is quiet at Port Arthur
chat the naval squadron is again put
ting out to sea and that Vice Admiral
Mekarotf has sent a few torpedo boat
deslroyers 70 explore the coasts where
some ct the enemy's torpedo boats are
believed 70 be lurking.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
TlLLMAN EAl .4 SENATE.
Hopkins and Tsilsr lasuige In a spir.
itea coiloquy.

Hopkins and Teilse lasuigs Ia a spir.
itea Coiloquy
Washington Apfll lg seuatar nm.
man was ID the senate chamber 10.
day for the first time III sfx weeks.
His absence WAS caused by Illness and
ne was congratulated by ali his col.
Leagues upon Ills recovery ana return
70 duty
a sensational incident occurred III
the senate during the consideration
Of the postoflice appropriation bin
Mr. Teller was speaking, ANA he had
made AZ ailusion 10 i letter at General
Thomas regarding appointments III
Chicago, in which Secretary shaw was
criticised
ME Hopkins entered tile chamber
ANA became engaged with Nh Teller
IA colloquy over tie matter saving
he knew enough about the matter Is
say that The statement Of the Colorado
senator was untrue.
Nh Teller replied that lis informa.
ton was as good It's any information
obtained from the slnms.
Mr Hopkins retorted that lie was
not afraid Of anything in hts own
recQrd, and intimated that The colo.
RADIO senator could not say as much.
III VIII say, remarked Mn Teller
mat after more than twenty-five
Years public service that is gratui-
tous Insult
Mr HOPKINS tried 70 make a reply.
hai Mr Teller declined to be further
interrupted until the senator from III.
llnois could acquire the manners Of the
senate
lie then Went Oh with bis speech.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

Manila, April 13-Thousands Or men
employed IN cigar factories ana III
brewing establishments united n n
demonstration against the proposed
measures % secure internal revenue.
Governor Wright was present aud
protest AGAINST the proposed system az
taXation Was banded G. him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

Va3q FpIeeman ehoots 4 Bandit
hicago' april u John llcaly. one
q ilFe iuen who Ind held mp mud roll.
neo I'VE PERSONS has been shot and Ia.
lailf WeHmsed ty Policeman Wiesen.
The robbers who were ehased M fhrae
polieelnen' turned ana fred 1t their
Pl1suefs W0lding Wiesen III the leo
lle fetefhetl their ire, one Of his hui
lets sttlsIIlg ile'ly u the back. fIis
companions escaBed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
SPRING--IT'S TIME TO BE WELL
Be Ashamed Of Sickness and Spring He'd the Example Of the H,p
20
Thanked People-BRAcED- INVIG0RATED- CURED AT Once
By the Celebrated Nerve Wtaizsr and Tonic
Paine's Celery Compound.
THIS PITTsBURG NAN. TOO.
Il "BFacsd Him Up9-Put Him on His Feet When
He Was Run Down and sickly.

Allowing MY system to become Thoroughly
undermined BY hard work loss Of sleep aud
nervousness, the result was that was a 1T sub
Ject for the hospital. A friend Of mine recon-
mended my taking Paine's Celery Compound
which did, and after taking one bottle Of your
valuable compound, felt much better second
bottle has put me on my feet again. It braoed
mcnp. now feellike new mar. ~, SHEETS.
22s Lchigh Ave, Pittsburg ia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
A DROPPING WOMAN.
Tired, Weak. But Pains's Celery Compound Made
Her Ssroag.

pes Moines. Iowa. Jan. Sd, ia04.-iI was feel
ing tired and weak aud had hfcn troubled with
nervousness for q long time When / walked
on the street became dizzy and felt that was
going 90 fail. / had doct0red with the best
physicians, but got no reilef.
had read 81 the numerous cures made by
Panes Celery Compound. and finally decided
70 Try t. From the start the bencft which
derived was marked. After taking three bot
ties feel that am entirely cured. MIS- s.
a. ADDER 3f3 n 9Th st.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

The gentle hut unfailing regulating power Of
Paincis CeierY Compound does away With 'sthat
dishearfened feeling which sets its mark upon
the faces and the lives Of so many unhappy
women.
Thousands Of women, whose bright eyes. clear
compilations, bu0yant spirits and unfaiiinr
health are the envy Of others owe their pure
strong blood and fine vitality solely 70 the little
celebrated Nerve Nitalizer and Tonic, which
gives the whole system strength 60 do It's work
ia healthful way.
Il keeps them always At their bestn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
No Jans Aeroas AZ YaIu.

ST Petersburg April 13- Major
General Plug, II dispatch from
Mukden, denies the report that the
japanese advance gnard has crossed
the Yalu and engaged in a ssirmIsh
with The Russian troops
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
FIGHT AT THE YALU.
Tokyo Believes That Japs and
Russians Have Joined Battle.
BIG FORCE ON KOREAN BORDER
Cars Army Would Hardly Allow the
Enemy to Cross Unoppossd--Fo Foreign
Observers Instructed to Get Ready to
Start For the Front.

Enemy to Cross Unoppossd- Foreign
Observers Instructed to Get Ready to
Start For the Front.
Tokyo April l3I IS believed here
thar lighting has commenced oil tia
Yalu river Il is known that the Rus
slams occupy the right bank Of the
river n force
no direct Information from me Yalu
district haas been received here. but Tie
position Of Tie Russians Is known. and
While It IS doubted that they viii be
able 20 prevent Tie Japanese from
crossing the river il Is regarded as Ger.
thin Chat they viii offer some opposi.
lion { Is not believed. however. chat
There viii be serious engagement
dining the Japanese attempts 10 cross
ihe falil
Military Attaches Told 70 Get Ready.
,lhe foreign military observers at
.tached g the First japanese army have
been directed TO hold themselves in
readiness 70 move, and Il is expected
that they VIII leave for the front iii
few days The American attaches are
Colonel T. Growder OF The general staff
aud Captain Frederick Marsh Of the
artillery corps The British attaches
are Lieutenant General Ian Hamilton.
Colonel Hume Captain Jardlne and
Captain Vincent
The German representative Is Major
von Etzel and Tie French attaehe Is
Colonel CorNisart
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13

T)ANDRUFF Itching !.
Hair are caused by Starved
h air glands. Nourish the
glands, cleanse the scalp and
youn have fine, thick Hair.
-Rexall "o3" Hair Tonic
is a hair food, stimulant and
color-restorer, cures dan
druff and grows hair Of a
natural color.
aYou certainly have got dandruH
cure and hair grower in Rexall g
Hair Tonic. I had Dandruf SO badly
that hated 10 90 among my friends.
washed and shampooed my hair, bu,
IN 4 day or two it would be as bad a.
ever. lie itching at times was awful
and nv hair was falling out. I saw
Rsxau aos Hair Tonic in the drug
eist's window, and on his advice and
guarantee bought it. Almost inn
mediately my hair took on life and new
color, TIE dandruH disappeared and !
haven't had a trace Of il for weeks
CARRIE sPILcHER, "a West Ia4th
Street, New York City.
Price, SOC. Sold exclusively AZ cur store
& WELLS,
Uoa C~oce Dharn.arv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
cireassians Volunteering.

50 Petersburg, April II Circasslans
are volunteering u large numbers Cor
service u tile far east About 1900
have been enrolled in the Kouban dis
iiiet, each man paving for his own
horse aud equipment The government
has agreedi b response 70 the repre-
sensations Of the United States author
tiles 70 show as much consideration
Is possible g the two Japanese taken
by the Russians from the American
newspaper correspondents steamer at
NewchWang ana who are held under
suspicion 81 being spies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
BE WELL THIS SPRING.

Energy, Confidence and Health
simply matters Of good blood and Vital
NERVE FORCE.
Prof r. f. Phelps. nj. ID, LID. Of part
mouth University Famous Disc0verer Of
raile,s Celery Compound
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