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The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
THREE JURORS CURED
OF Cholera Aorbus With One Small
Dottle Of Chambsflain's Culie
and Dtarfhoea Remedy.

u. @. n. Fowler. OF Hishsowsr,
Ala. rslatss m sxpsrienos he he'd
while ssrving o. pstit Jury in .
murder cass at Edwsrdsvills. county
ssat Of Clsbourns county. Alabama.
He says: "whils tbsre I ats some
frssh meat and some souse meat
and IL gave NE cholera morbus In .
very severe form. was never more
sick in my life and sent 10 the drug
store for . certain cholera mixture.
but the druggist ssnt me . bottle Of
Chsmbsrlain's Colo. Cboisrs and
Diarrhoea Remedy ipss~sa. saying
thaa he bad what sent for. but that
this medicine va % much bstssr he
would rather send II 70 ne In the Ax
I wss 10. took one dose Of IL and
was bsster In ave minutes. The sso-
ond doss osred me entirely. Two
fsllow jurop we're afliotsd In the
same manner and ono small bottle
cured the three Of u.s." For sals by
all drusgists. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Weekly Crsp Bul
Denver. ooio, Ssp 1905.

The weather has beSnerslly
cool. especially in the jru and
western borue, counties. ere the
dsily dencieno, In temRre ha.
averaged about three dssi bu. in
the central part Of the she dc.
partures from the norm,ve NOT
besn very marked. The tht has
been broken in the western ,unti u.
and heavy rains havs sls4en in
some OF the extreme sasSerzanttes.
but In . strip Of country Il cen.
trsl part Of the state the rail- has
boon deficient. Farminf x.ions
have been delayed on shessern
slope. but tho condition Of <.nees
has bssn much improved. ,ports
indicate an Abundance Of vi, feed.
and The condition of cattle vsry
satisfactory. Thr.ihins anue.
on tho eastern slope, vi good
Yields Of fall wheat and oas.t re-
ports relative to spring whsae not
10 favorable. Harvesting Under
way in parts Of the south con, and
north. western divisions; in thsarks
lpring wheat 10 maturing. Corn
10 very promising. and 10 ge.ally
some has been o,aud
shocked on the Divide. suRasets
md potatoes continue 70 do wel.nd
Tho beet crop IL expected to be tae.
The third crop Of alfalfa is ming
rood growth in the north. .osntraud
'sstern divisions. and It is mating
n the Arkansas valley The ole
rop 10 very prom isins in Laner
nd Boulder counties. and fue peh.
. are coming into market in Ia
ounty.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Cured sf Lame Back Aftss IS ysArs
u 0u&srfne.

II bed bssa tfosblsd With lane
bsok fer 6ftsss ysass Asd fernA .
complete ssoovssy II ths ~ sf Chan.
bsslsin's Pals Pals. ",Ays John @.
Bishsf. 0illam. Ind. This lisinsnt
10 aIss without - sqsal fes spsAins
asd brsissa u = H. ~ b. I'll
lealsss. Uxf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

CONCERT-For the bspsnt Of the
piano fund Of the Presbyterian oLaroh
the choir will give . concert on Tues.
day evening Of next week. Tho ID.
mission 2S cents. Ssass On sale as
Morris md aonsyman's. asd T. n.
Howsils sons sf Canon City's BEST
local talent will aid in the entertain.
menA ..
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

The American Orde. Of Protecop
VIII give . literary sntsrtainmentn
California ball on the svsninsof
Sept. 10. Rsfr sshments viii b ssr,d
and an excellent program will "a
rendered. Admission. includ,.
lunoh. 26cts. a. n AZ
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Advertised Letters.

Following 10 . list Of letters r
naming uncalled for at the postofie
at Florence, during the week eudiu
Sept. Is.
Alexander T. K.
Bruce wm.
Chavez Manuel
Daley Orvil
Dodson A. r. (4)
Heinsmsn Mrs. Josie -
sas. a.aa. 4k.ry 4
Jones John
johnson Web
Lanahsn B
Mcintosh e. o.
Mcdonald Dan'i.
Martin Will
Nelson Mrs. Elmer
Ritter Mrs. Ansou
Stout ". J.
Sturgeon Mrs.. Hsstis
Swan E. r.
Sweet Frank (3)
Trask Mrs.. &. n
wilbert Charlie
Williams Howard
Parties calling for oms wall say
'sdvertised, and pay one osnt.
". b. DAv1E. P. n.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
INDicEsrIoN,s RECORD

"The best remedy can prescribe for your In
digestion, madam, is Green's August Flower.
know OF several other physicians who pre-
scribe 1t regularly"
Indigestion is making an awful record
as cause Of sudden deaths. 1t Is beat
ing heart-failure in its ghsstly harvest.
You read in the papers daily of appar-
emily healthy and even robust men being
suddenly attacked with acute indigestion
after enjoying hearty meal, and Of their
dying in many cases before q physician
could be called in.
This should be warning to you who
suffer with regular or periodical attacks
Of indigestion. If these unfortunate vic
Tins Of acute indigestion had taken a
small dose of Green's August Flower be-
fore or after their meals they would not
have fallen a prey to such sudden seizures.
August Flower prevents indigestion by
creating good digestion. 1t also regulates
the liver, purifes the blood and tones up
the entire system in a natural way. =
Two sizes, asc and 7sc. All druggists.
For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
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have succeeded II producing and perfecting
8 marvellous compound that has cured consump-
ton IL IL worst stages a. if by magic The
marvellous cures Of hopeless cases prove to me
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My uaw freaJment quickly restores health and
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had ra1----a--ion and was given up To die on
Ar-l :, -h-g read my advertisement and ordered
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g. ten 7ee-=" Today she i doing her own house
v.ars-ea. arI healthy ever
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE for OCTOBER 20, 1905

not pay me compliments, she said
frankly
That would have been presump-
tuous," Manning replied.
Kitty went on: You interested me
because YOU are SO different from the
average society man
But | am not a society man, began
Manning.
"Oh YES, l know" she interrupted
brightly. you despise society. Of
course; so do |. | should like to get
away from it all. l should like to draw
a long breath. be my own self and live.
1t would seem to an onlooker, Miss
Adair." said Manning courteously, that
you are seeing life in its most luxurious
and fascinating phases
oh. this isn't life, said Kitty con
temptuously- this is a parade, a big
noisy parade-drums pounding and horns
blowing l want real life l want to
know real people, not counterfeits. l
want to get below the surface, at the
heart of things I want to blow the
bubbles off my champagne and drink
down to
To the dregs?" interrupted Manning
All no. Miss Adair! Believe ME, the
dregs are bitter and nauseating. Be
content with the froth and foam on the
brim.
Kitty came a step or two nearer and
fixed her wonderful eyes on him. You
know the dregs:" she asked nalvely
Well" returned the detective, /
have tasted a dreg or two"
Something tells me" the girl said
earnestly, that YOU know real life,
real people All! | am sure YOU have
delved below the surface of things; that
YOU could tell strange stories OF suffer
ing, of wandering, OF heart-broken men
and women" She paused, her hands
clasped, her lips parted
Yes" said Manning, looking long
inglv at her-good Heavens! how eN-
quisite she was!-"I might furnish YOU
with few details But to what good,
Miss Adair2 \ radiant being like Your
self should be shielded from the very
knowledge OF evil.
A radiant being" repeated Kitty,
dinpling and blushing. That IS the
first compliment you have paid me-
You do like me a little, them
A little said Manning, with an IN
scrutable smile
"Oh. l see We are going to be great
friends!' cried Kitty with animation
Come, give me your arm. We Will
look up Bobby Dow and l shall tell him
what l think of him
What YOU think of him?"
Yes. | met him at the foot OF the
stairs. and | asked him if you were here
tonight. and he said nc" She paused
looked down meditative1y at the tip OF
an enchanting satin slipper. always
thought Bobby was an awful har' she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29

nally and draws out the poison from every part
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pain as if by magic, and conquers this dread
disease in all its cruel forms and stages. 1t Is ac
simple and convenient for home use and roots out
the acid venom so thoroughly that no relapse or
fresh attack can occur. Prove these claims your
self by testing the remedy at my expense. Twill send
YOU absolutely free, four of these Nibro Discs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29

to disconcert Bobbyl" She held out her
slim gloved hand He takes himself
so seriously"
Il cannot join you, Miss Adair, said
Manning. My place is here
"Here2" said Kitty in astonishment.
Yes, l must remain here" ne re-
piled.
But Why" insisted Kitty,
Why" he repeated. ITO guard
these presents, Miss Adair"
TO guard the presents:" said the
girl slowly. viii you kindly tell me,
Mr. Manning, why guest at this recep-
ton should guard the PRESENTS:
1t was Manning's turn to be amazed.
But | am not a guest, he said
Not a guest" she said family.
Who are YOU"
The man from headquarters he
answered terselv
From headquarters:
Yes. the detective"
"Detectives" He saw her body sway
slightly.
MY God, Miss Adair,' he said, going
to her. Did YOU not know"
No" she murmured. Il never
dreamed"
Miss Adair," he said earnestly, Il
beg YOU Will listen to me for one moment.
When Mr. Dow presented me to you |
believed it merely caprice on your
part: that YOU wished to speak to man
whose path in lfe was far removed from
vours-from a within, a girls curiosity
oh, what YOU please. Believe me, | had
no intention TO appear under false colors.
You do believe me-
She looked at him with a little wan
ghost of a smile - Yes, | believe YOU,
she said,
4 naturally" Manning went on,
was gratified to be presented to the
famous belle of whom | had read so
much. Bat | thought YOU understood
| thought YOU understood
There was a long silence. The music
drifted up from below with other sounds
laughter, chatter, the occasional pop OF
a champagne cork-all the melange OF
fashionable revel The scent Of the hot
house flowers with which the rooms were
filed was waited toward them The
man. with the cold, steely face and
imperturbable manner smothered tenn
pest in his breast. The girl, like nothing
so much as one OF the delicate orchids
quivering on her heart, choked back the
tears OF mortitication-or was 1t dis
appointment?
Il may not know real people, she
was rnurnauring- real hfe. | must keep
always IN the parade-the big, noisy
tiresome parade?" She moved slowly
toward the door.
He watched her with hungry eyes.
And The said, must only look on at
the passing show"
She was in the doorway now, one
hand grasping the portitre- She looked
back at him, a beautiful picture, thus
framed. always to remain IN his mem
orv. Mr.. Manning, she said, with
little smile trembling about her lips,
"-I-interrupte your toast as / came
here tonight But-I-heard 1t.
And you forgive it," he asked
DULY.
will YOU drink it-after am gone?
she questioned.
Yes, Miss Adair.
4 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
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have sure. quick and lasting cure for Rheu-
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wonderful new appliance which is used eXtcr-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
TooLATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TO RENT Unfurnlshed rooms, with o. with
cut board. at spaulding Street. i4stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TefseIy Told for Busy
Readers.


Anniversary sale at Abbott's
sale Of outing aannels all this week
al yaughan's.
The new lace curtains have just been
received at Fits.
South Ryegate fair, Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week.
Fall styles in the Guyer self-eonform.
ing hat at MOORE & Ovens.
G. Perlatti win leave tonight for New
York, where he viii take passage for
Italy
keep OIL Paintla It's Law
RENEE, and we don't want it spoiled,
AT f. ~ Prindle's,
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Walker re-
turned last night from a visit with re-
latives in Randolph.
There win be meeting OF the Ladies
Of Clan Gordon In Odd Fellows hall this
evening at Z o'clock.
Miss Allie Richardson went to Al
bany, n. Y, yesterday to enter the Al
bany Business college
Tie Duchess working pants for men
and boys are the best pants on the mar
ket. AlcWhorter is sole agent in Barre.
Mrs. a. M. Williamson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ, H.
Hughes, returned today to her home IN
Maiden, Mass.
B. A. Eastman left yesterday for Bos-
ton, where he took a steamer for New
foundland, where be will spend several
weeks in hunting.
f. RI. Rogers and family returned
this noon from Boston and Quincy,
where they witnessed the launching Of
tile new battleship, Vermont"
The police said it was an inside
Job but they didn't arrest the painter
he used LAWRENCE PAINT~the job
was right" AZ +. 4. Prindle's.
The golf tournament between Miss
Lucia and Mrs. Harris, which was tied
was won By the former in the play-oif
Miss Lucia's net score was AZ, to SO BY
Mrs. Harris.
James Murphy Of Graniteville was or
rested yesterday for intoxieation b
Officer Carrie In city court last evening
Murphy pleaded guilty and paid fins
with costs mounting to S12.T9.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Bap
fist church viii hold their regular month
| II meeting and supper Tuesday, septem
Der 5, supper being served from $50 Il
/ u o'clock The public is cordially in
Yited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05

WANTED AT once, tool sharpener. STEADY
Job for right man. Apply TO Littlejohn u
Milne l4stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See Abbott's anniversary sale.
The dry goods stores viii be open this
evening.
Alex Bird went TO Boston Saturday
night or business.
The city schools opened today with a
very large attendance.
Alex Remillard went to Sherbrooke,
P. O., yesterday on a visit.
A secondhand roll top desk at low
price, at B. w. Hooker & Co.'S.
Louis Tayntor went to Stowe this
Afternoon for few days visit.
Mrs. Katheryn Lavelle and Miss Olive
Sargent spent Sunday in st. Adams.
Miss Agnes Higgins has gone to Man
chester, \. H., for a three weeks vaca-
ton
Miss Katheryn Harrington spent Sum
day and Monday at her home in Rich
mond
i. w. Porter, who has been visiting
in the city, returned yesterday to Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bond went TO Boston today
to visit the fall markets in millinery
goods
Miss Alice Pike left this noon for Bos-
ton 70 purchase fall goods for her millin-
cry store.
Arthur GaUyreau began work as APP
prentice at Dodge's jewelry store this
morning.
Nh. and Mrs John AliddlehrooS re-
turned last night from a two weeks
stay at Highgate Springs.
Miss Allie Richardson went to Albany,
N. ", yesterday, where she will enter
the Albany Business college.
The amusement committee Of the Odd
Ladies will meet with Mrs. John Murray,
/ Orange street, Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. NJ. Marion returned last night
| from Highgate Springs, where she has
been spending two weeks vacation.
Charles Jacques Of this city and Miss
Annie Giguere of Ware, Mass, We're
married at Ware, yesterday, Sept. 4th
Don't forget the South Ryegate fair
on Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week. Special rates over the Wells River
road
The attendance at Goddard seminary
this year will be exceptionally large
there being more applications for rooms
than the building will accommodate.
| Dir. and Mrs. II. T. Bray, who have
been visiting at the home Of Dir. and
Mrs. J. f. McSweeney, returned yester
day to their home in New Britain, Conn
Theodore Charbonneau returned yes
terday from months vacation spent Al
bis home in Montreal. Mr.. Charbonneat
is coat maker in Moore & Owens tailol
shop
! Officer Carrie arrested Edward Drown
Iof Williamstown Saturday night for in
/ toxication. In city court YESTERDAY
Drown pleaded guilty and paid fine 0
SIS with costs Of S10.14
Miss Lena Moorcroft and Mr.. ana
/ Mrs. William Nye Of East Montpelie
went to Concord yesterday to attend
banquet and reunion of the party whicl
visited California last summer.
Miss Esther Fits and Miss shirle,
Bradford went yesterday to Brattlebor
as delegates from the local Y. r.. G.
to the State convention Of young PEG
pie which met last evening and continues
its session today
u Miss Beatrice Walker Of Quincy, Mass
and a graduate of the Emerson Colleg
lof 0ratory, who has been visiting MI
and Mrs. John Murray Of Orange street
returned home yesterday. Miss Wake
was delighted with Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
WASHINGTON.

D. P. Smith returned from the Wind
sor fair Saturday
All letters IF inquiry viii be received
and promptly answered in regard TO the
coming fair Bis the secretary, g. II. Bige-
low.
The eotillion party that was given BY
Landlord Bohonon of the Washington
hotel Saturday evenig was quite well at.
tended
Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Bigelow arrived il
town Friday evening from Boston, Mass.
They have taken a half interest In the
farm Of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. H. Bigelow and
viii make this their future home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY. sETEMBER 5, 1905.
Weather Prediction.

Fair and cooler tonight Wednesday
fair and cooler in the northern portion.
Light to fresh west winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05

HOUSE FOR SALE Nearly new Extra lot
if desired. On Circle Street. Batchelder's
Meadow K. A. Lane. n Dewey Street. Corner
Hill Street. Telephone sl5-l2 l86f6
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-13
William Daffrcn Dead,

Councilman a L. !)atfron received
word Ms morning that his father, VIII
nam i'aitr"n, II years cid, died last
niSht in the home Of his son. William
u, Daffron- in Pt,sl.lrc The hodv
viii 10 brought hero for burial tenor
rpw i'll Mt Calvary ccmeterv
Mr. naffrnn was born III Dnhlin. Irc.
lan''s a''' came 10 America in 1896
landing III New York shortly after
wH:''is ho morcd to Philadelphia and
then to Richmond iIc was en-a god
IN the furniture business in Rich.
'.r'I''l and Manchester about twenty
Years, ia"in: moved 10 Pittsl.nrg about
two wears ago. -
~ is survived hy five sons and three
tial:"i.ters as fellows: a j., Of Man
chester: William II. and J. NJ. cf Pitts.
burg. Thomas A., IF Richmond. and
Robert +, Of kchnlnni: Mrs. r.. r..
Fr;tcrlnin and Miss Sue I,affrOn, If
Philadelphia and Mrs. Charles r
kciley. Of New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-13
Doran.O'SutIivan NuptiaIs.

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. I'm the
Church of the sacred Heart this even
ing Miss Bessie O'Sullivan was united
in marriage to Mr. William James
Doran. The sanctuary was decorated
with palms and potted plants Mr.. J..
Louis Sullivan played the wedding
march, and the ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Father J. B. O'Reillv.
assisted by the Rev Father McKeef-
rev. Of st. Patricks church
The bride wore beautiful gown
OF white accordion plated crepe de
chine built on a foundation Of chiffon
and silk. Miss Manic Insolvency. was
the maid of honor. The brides sister,
Miss Ellie O'Sullivan was attired in
cream albatross, garnitured with pearl
passementerie and cream lace She
wore blue picture hat. The best man
was Mr.: w. H. Weisiger. and the
ushers were: Messrs. James Kirk,
John Doran, Herbert McMinn and Wal
ter Mahoney. Mr.. Doran and his bride
will take trip to Washington. Phila-
delphia and New York.
After Feb. they will be at home
at 1917 Park avenue
Miss O'Sullivan is the daughter Of
Mrs. Catherine O'Sullivan and is a
sister of Mr.. D. O'Sullivan.
M The marriage was be one of the
prettiest that has ever taken place
in Sacred Heart church for many
years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-13
Polk Miller Pleased Bia Crowd,

Polk Miller and his sold South Quar-
tettc" were greeted by a large and
very apprecative audience in Pythian
Castle hall last night. Mr. Miller told
a number Of good stories, sang sew
eral songs and pleased his audience
with his work on the banjo. The sing
ing OF the quartette is q feature
1t was Mr.. Miller's second appear
ancc in Hampton and his audience last
evening was made up of many Of those
who heard him on the former visit
thus showing MIR. Miller's popularity
as an entertainer in Hampton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-13
MURDER SEEMS IMPROBABLE
TESTIMONY SHOWS THAT TAL4A-
FERRO WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Witnesses Repeat Statements Made Nv
Negro Before His Death--lnvestiua.
ton Continues Today.

The testimony heard yesterday at
the ccroncr's inquest over the remains
Of William Talaferro alias Sewell,
tended 10 upset the theory of the War
wick county officials that the negro
was murdered There seems to be no
reason to doubt the anti ,nortem state
E'ent Of the negro which was to the
effect that he accidentally shot him
self, and unless the authorities have
information which they have not made
public, there is little excuse for hold.
ing Dick Walker. the negro who is i'll
jail charged with numbering Talia-
ferro.
Taliaferro was shot aboard the
oyster schooner e.. E. Reauchamp.
cwnoa by Captain Mcnch, while tho
Vessel was at anchor in Warwick
river two weeks ago The shooting
occurred about II e'clock at night and
according to the story. Walker AMI
:aliaferro were the only persons
aboard the schooner.
The following morning the wounded
man was brought to this city. being
attended ct the hospital by DR. A. C.
Jones. the marine surgeon. assisted by
Doctors Aylett and Williams. The ne.
gro chung to life until Wednesday
night. although the wound W ould have
Killed an ordinary man instantly.
DR.. 3. r. Gary. the coroner. conduct
Ell an inquest at Rc,,se's undertaking
establishment Yesterday morning. ONLY
two witnesses were examined. Dr..
Jones and George May, negro at
tenuant at the hospital.
pr. Jones testified! concerning the
nature of the wound demonstrating
that it, COGId have been made ONLY nv
tho tllschargiEg of both barrels of Il
shot gun. simultaneously, 4, close
range. with the weapon ON an even
plane with the Eodv He said the ne
gro told him. in tho presence of wit
neSscs. hat the gun was in his bunk
on tie schooner when he went to
sleep and that he must have tlischarg.
ed it while rolling about in his sleep.
Fe sale! further that Taliaferro ex.
pressly denied that he was or bad
terms with Walker.
George May 6crrol,orated DR.. Jones
testimony and sroke Of several con
Nersations he had witt Taliaferro.
IN which the wounded man stated that
he shot himself
Sheriff s. S: Curtis of Warwick. wh.
arrested Walker. was present during
HE latter part Of the inquest. but h.
was not sworn. He claims that Wal
ie: was discharged from the Beau
chaG'p by Captain Mench on informa-
ton given by Taliaferro and that fer
that reason he shot him
The Jury adjourned over until to-
day at II o'clock, when the schooner
on which the shooting occurred viii!
he examined.