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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Boy shot Through the Foot.

Rollin, 1O-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Delphia, was slightly in
jured by bullet from a 22-calibre rifle
Sunday. The boy with an older brother
started to go hunting after loading the
gun. In climbing over d gate near their
home the gun was accidentally dis
charged, the bullet passing through the
boys foot. DR.. H. H. Swift was i'm
mediately summoned and dressed the
wound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Butchers, Merchants and Hide Buyers

Should write to Carroll S. Page, Hyde
Park, VT, who wishes to purchase their
Hides, Calfskins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow
and Bones. He pays spot cash. He
pays the freights. He pays full market
values. He wishes to arrange with some
one in every village, where he has no
agent, to. sell Poultry Supplies and to
pick up Tor him Hides, Calfskins, Sheep
Pelts, and Bones. He furnishes money
with which to buy and he keeps his
agents thoroughly posted at all times
as to market values. Write him for
full particulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
AY. M. c. A. FIELD DAY.
Plans for Boys Camp to Be Established
at Silver Lake, Franklin.

Enosburg Falls, June 16.-The Young
Mems Christian Association of Franklin
county, with the Montpelier and St.
Bloomsbury associations viii hold sum
mer camp for boys between the ages Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
Pam Laborer DisappeaTs MysteTi0usly

There is great excitement in Saxtons
River over the mysterious disappearance
of a farm hand, Henry Buxton, unmar-
ried, about thirty years old. He went
out Saturday night to do the chores and
has not been seen since. Searching par
ties were out all day Sunday hunting
for him but with no results. 1t is
thought that he may return before long
as be has disappeared once before, and
in about two weeks returned and re-
sumed work. He was for time in the
state hospital for the insane at Water
bury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
FOUR LINES FOR rs CENTS

THE TINES win publish Wants, Lost and
Found, For Sale, TO Let, etc.--short ADVERTISE
ments-at the rate of four lines for twenty-five
cents for the first insertion and rive cents for
each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

Z. G. Bacon, of Sunderland, who was
recently fined for having in his possess
ion four trout less than six inches long,
is first selectman of the town of Sunder-
/ land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

The commencement exercises of the
Rutland high school were held Wednes-
Gay. There are q graduates. IS girls
and nine boys, who receive diplomas.
The Rev. G. Glenn Atkins OF Burlington
gave an able address on the subject
THE Three Values of Life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
WORK WANTED.

SITUATION wANTED--To do general house,
work in a widower's family where little boy
can be accommodated. Boy is five years Of
age. Address Mrs. Mabel johnson, Lancaster,
n. H, Box 65S. 7et6
WANTED--A young woman would like to do
light homework, Address M, care this Of
fee. 77t6
WORK WANTED Caring for gardens and
moving lawns. Apply to VIM. Reayy 34s North
Main street. e7tf
WANTED--G ardens 70 plough Work guar
anteed, Telephone 5i5-21 or call at &c Perry
street. Barre City. 25tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

DR.. Jares of Waterbury is recovering
from blood poisoning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

Daniel Darwich. Pole employed at
the Winooski wooden mills, was the VIC
tim OF a painful accident Wednesday
morning. Darwieh was at work on com
pressor when in some manner his right
ERIN was caught in the machine, break
ing it midway between the wrist and
elbow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

FOR SALE--Pure White Plymouth Rock
eggs. Prize birds. Per setting, one dollar L.
d. Gale, williamstown, Vt. soft
FOR SALE-Full blood s. C. K. l. Red. CIV
pliers strain. best for laying and fancy stock.
Deep Red zoe per setting II. I. Averill &
Co. PITT
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
Pekin Ducks, IS cents per setting.
White Wyandottes, so cents per setting.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, 80 cents per setting.
A. w. ALLEN. Sunnyside Farm.
Telephone 114-3, or farmhouse 3i4-3. 2setf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
10 RENT.

TO RENT--fwo tenemenis Of five rooms
each, one mp stars SlI per month. and one
down, SIS per month. Vacant July LIST. In
qnire of Fred Yates SO Perry Street. 52I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

TO RENT-Tenement, No. Spaulding Street.
Apply to DreC. NJ. scribner, So. Barre, or tele-
phone 1862. 75tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

TO RENT--Cotfage house onl Hall street.
ing 59tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

ing 1t midway between the wrist and
elbow.
The committee of the Windsor Coun-
ty Veterans association met at The c..
A. r.. hall at Bethel last Thursday to
make arrangements for their annual re-
union to be held this year at Rochester
IN Thursday. August 10. Arrangement
was made with John R. Topper, general
manager Of tile White River railroad,
for convenient transportation on that
road which runs from Bethel to Roches-
ter, and the committee hope to secure
Congressman Mccall of Massachusetts
as speaker for the occasion.
The annual meeting Of the Mortified
graded school district was held at the
new high school building on Tuesday.
The following officers were elected, mod
orator, II. G. Cady; district clerk, f. l..
Howe; treasures, Henry l.. Kenyon; col
lector Of taxes, John A. Hutchinson;
auditors, G. H. Richmond, Henry w.
Orser and NJ ID. Smith; directors for
three years, w. G. Huntley and F, l..
Howe; G. a. Edgerton asked to be
excused from serving as director and
Eugene Plastridge was elected to fill
the vacancy A vote was taken to sns-
tain the usual 35 weeks of school in the
grade and SO in the high school The
report showed the cost of the new high
school building to be $21,s61.44. The
amount appropriated was Sl9,sO0 A
tax of so cents was voted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

TO RENT - Two large front office rooms,
Zanleoni block. Apply TO G. zanleoni. zb2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

Branch street. Modern improvements En-
quire OF W. Fl. Pitkin, Blanchard Building.
263tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

TO RENT-Two cottages Of six rooms each,
besides bath and pantry. Also two tenemenfs
of five rooms and bath. All within one min
ute's walk Of stone sheds on Batcheider's
Meadow. Apply 10 John Nicholson, IL Well
lingron Street, City. 29tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

TO RENT--Four rooms. suitable for light
house keeping in our block. Eastman Bros. 6itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

TO RENTING front Offices in the Eastman
block. Apply 20 Eastman Bros. 24itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

WANrED--A good woman to do chamber
work by the hour, at the Otis. Inquire of the
matTon. 7Stx
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16

TO RFNT-Tenement for 5000 per month.
DIR. G III Kent. Miles block. 3Ctf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Energetic man to establish BUSH
ness for Mfgr. Sell retail trade. Salary $40,
paid weekly, expenses advanced Good ronte.
Hustle more desired than experience. HI. A.
Sexton, Star Building Chicago. Il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
CUTTERS WANTED.
WANTED.

WANTED-By store in town, supply OF fresh
eggs. Apply 1874 South Main street. 7ekf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE At great sacrifice. house of two
tenements, near Ayers street Apply to A. A,
Smith. 77tf
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
SEEK TO ABOLISH
TARIFF ON HIDES
Meeting of Local Leather Manu-.
facturers Talks Of General
Move to Eliminate Duty Which
Now Is Imposed.

Tia: the recent iacreas. IN the price OF
leather goods is due entirely TO tn. tariff
on hides u the opinion which WIS cx-
pressed a, a meeting Of the ST. Louis Re-
tail Harness Manufacturers Association.
which me; yesterday In the Office OF the
Harness Herald. ard at which discussion
cf III" repeal of this tariff prevailed.
George Grassmuck. pre- .!dent OF the Ma
ti"rIil Harness Manufacturers AMI Deal
erS PROTECTIVE. Assoc 1T zion. said tha;
strong complaints wef. being received
from III" FETAL merchants. as on then,
i.si the burden Of .xpis:ainS 70 customers
tie advance In Ir'cc.
Ihi. advance said he. vas entirely due
." ~" s.ituaiiOn which gives the n'c. trust
a practical MONOPOLY on the hide market.
du" 20 IL: cuiy preventing much iTnpoTta-
tIon OF h.aCs. Ncrecv.- the EussJ-Jar-
s-n.~.. War interfcr,.i sorr,s what with the
!TnDorfstir: Of Leather
Hides 'ha, could h. bought IN ~. aad
1895 At . cents ee- pound ."w cost l6
cents p"g pound IN the same market" ssi.l
Nr. Sras-;nuck. sna skirtins !cAth"r.
which cost - cents prior ., The enact
men, Of III" pins!ey hiii. now costs u =,
cents yer round, Collar l.a'h"r. which
eas 'h"B easily "btl'1cd At cents. ana
often as low as : cc1ts r"r sq'.4r- foot.
uos T. being sold al Is cents
There has BEEN TO such pTorog; ;!oratc
increase In the price OF articles msnV-
fac.gr.i from sLIch l"atl"r. either at
Wholesale a. retail. Collar leather. which
requires lcss genera! "Np"rse II tanning
lFA' nlSN'E n3l-lF! i'i's'E. u ''ior's III
:.Tt.t Nv the increase Ih" NhoiesIl~
manufacturers arc complaining bitterly
over tho advance. as they have not In
creased their prices il the same ratio.
Legislation IN III" past. 80 FAR as put
ting a duty oa hides IS concerned. has
never hscr party measure Two Garlic:
tartH bills. pIttiIg a duty on hides. have
been parsed tv Congress and than re-
reaisd !n . shcr; tine. We arc hopeful
shat Congress. a. the coming session will
pay hs~t to the demands q: the leather
cutters ani viii abolish this duty
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
.SHAW'S NEW PLAY
SHOCKS NEW HAVEN !.
License for Production of Mrs.
Warren's Profession" Revoked
by Mayor After First Perform.
ancc.
EEPcEiIC Special

Ei.fi liLs sfE,IAI~
New Haven. Conn. oct. ~ The lCCuso
for the production Of Eernard shaw u
play. Mrs Warrcn's Prof. .rion." at the
Hyperion Thcater wag revoked to-day bv
order cf Mayor John y. studicy. The first
presentation OF the piece IL, tho country
took pace hero Inst nixhi, AMI wis -
have been presented again his afternoon
nights = performance. but saii hc had Ic-
c,ly,l from Isr4ons In vh,.. Judgment hs
paced rntir. cpnn.i. No.. complaints that
tn, play wss UNI, Tor prcscuta,iou OF
TN. ground sf insle,ens.V
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
WOMAN KILLED BY
FALLING Down SHAFT
Miss Louise Driekc Meets Death
in Accident in DistiIling Com.
pany's Place on Broadway.
Where She Worked.

I.nEis. prick.. agei - years. and living
al No. Isl2 3fonrC. street. was killed Just
before noon Yesterday by falling from the
second floor into ihe elevator shaft Of the
Gold Spring Dist!lii1c Company. at No.
il0s iloe North Broadway. where she was
employed. The C0rcaer Will hold 81 i'll
guest Tomorrow.
Miss Clara Dri"kc. a sister. had an cn-
n noon. and. Upon arriving at her sisters
place OF employment. Has shocked 20 :laG
her dead
roctor = l.. Garlock VA. called from h.s
w"ilar died soon AFTER hts arrival Her
j.E va broken. 49, wIs her left arm.
am. she lad sustained a cut OF he- fish:
tcmsi' sr'i internal 'IiuT."s.
Foii'"ruaI rovG"r!y % TIA" Fourth p.s-
tri~', took chsrs. ~ Tho case and turned
thH t-odv ovs- 10 UaG.r;ak.r Frank Hc;-
lag" a: No. f. 'hout.au .,r-ng-.
Mia pri.s. - survived by = mot her =
sister. Miss clara pri.ke. .r6 brother.
Charlie prI"h'. employed b. .hc Green
Car~r""l 'oInpar" and !.v:i:s a. NJ. !tiS
T.arose street
Joseph kargcr. '.v.rs a. NJ. 80 sou.s
fr1'h rrc.'. vas r-<t - reach the g.-
'nr'IrH', ~p-uar arsr she fell ARD car
ri"! hs- ont % 80 hole IN the bottom %
.h~ ShaS'
Miss pr:et, stG worked rC- 'h- Col!
Spring company three yFarS her place
t.ins or. III. Third nooE.
S"st"r!av morning however. 81" oss
working IN 'h~ basement. and. soT some
~-->.! s"nr No ono knew she had gone
thor. ur;!l hsr c-i.s ~rre heard
l. Is known shr -cIi from th~ second
s'"r'. hSCags" 'ne elevators u"T" at the
:riri ard top HncT ami hcrzi;se III. Tuoli-
ing - 'se gate st -he opening on the
-" had cT..eat!y l"an": uPo:. /, uatH -
ia! given ~s~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
ROYALTY SETS FASHION
FOR NOVEL CHRISTMAS CARDS
SEEEiAI GY cNbLr

sff-'i ial. III NhS,s
TSrGon. oct. -s-CcOpy-sst, .SShl-Ro,-
atty sc,s tho fashion In Christmas cards
this season An art pendant IL this wear 2
absolute novelty and both the Queen ana
the PRINCESS ~ Wales have chosen this
design FOR their csrds Each card is prac-
ticaiiy a picture panel. but With This Ia
SenIols addition THAT. ~h"n lifted u ex-
utbI's a ieaHct greeting and verse OF n
regular Christmas card attached by etk
ribhoa. Vhiah acts ss hanger for the
vic.Irc rarsl
AT psndan. cards ~ii' h~ scr. cu'. both
frcr- BEkiushar ralaC~ an! Msribo'-
o,irI House Both rnyai ladies have pro
fsrr.I t,ihIirll sr.s's-'s for the greeting.
cad pictures 90 'hs Madonna s'1i th.
ChiIi s!th .heri!n faces IN the background.
Succl Ni.xAn,!ra's c,rd is ren.afksb,n
scr f's choice - o"l"Tsng. ON sNrth
p.ac.. Good VIII Toward Nsa.' arvcnfs
IN silver letters On She panel Inside the
TSrse.'-x !. with Nil rood w:sh.s for n
peaceful and happy t3T.stmss'
The mount ts Sray zni the psnsl - nEei
NTH ;,-e.,y h',.s ..s..oC.. "fnc,Fiixft Into
ESyr;- rae boon chosen for the Princess
rsri and sRain she ccior!r9 u very rirS.
.-C;lcYy 20 God IN TIE Hi9A~.s" is 'rscr.hrd
ever the pic.ufe. and inside. To Wish
You a Peaceful and Hspov Chr!sfraas.
On .h. seconi har IL the ars' vr.se 81
'.perk. the Herald ArGsis Sing The
pr.nre.s retaining th~ popular Serpion ce
the famous Christmas hymn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
DEvERY DEFINES AN IDEAL.
Describes Model Policeman ard
Laughs at Glasgow Men,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. OF. - FORMER Chief ot 70
lice D~vcrv laughed heartily at tho news
from Glasgow. scotland. that ths poli'r'
flcn or ronstaf,iss oi that city had mIf"
u demand OF tho cItv irgislafui" to fass
n!sh them with gh.n.suasts M u pi"s,,.
ticn against tho hicks of rufi1ans under
arrest.
Thi. T. psvsfy.- opinion cn what mskrt
UP fearless and good policeman.
"putv every second of Ill" tune on rba'
md always know what ~ Ioinr un within
y few hundred Naids around YOU. \ blu"
uniform is tho sign ~ the law. and II T.
the individual cops duty to preserve th'
fcspoC, 10 IA" uniform, ~ u prisoner ni-
'"mp's q" run away. nght him to u fNist.
I am a,Gsrue.i to snv what eniht happen
so u crowd ~ 'nurhs who prart.csd kfck.
'.c New N'fN puiCsm.u 1p tho sEirs rfA
lrCIl pohcrp-r wcHll not petition thu
Eogf'l 81 Aldermen frr shin -auarSs hut
Wuui In regs. The length and cifra m
ference uf their nIgh' sticks"
After spending the summer q, l',r
No"karaS the ~. CHIEF ~ In town fIr
election.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
FEARS CHANGE N
CUBAN CONSTITUTION
President Of House Of Represent.
atives Says If Moderatcs Gain
Control They May Change Fun.
damcntal Law.
SPECIAL EY CABLE.

Sf.S!Ais ES CABLE
Havana. Oct. S.-Senor Garcia Cani.
zares. President OK the House OF Repre-.
scniItives IN the present Congress. has
written a letter to friend. protesting
against having all the members Of tn"
Liberal party refrain from voting at tn.
coming election. He says. II the Mod
crates obtain n tuO-:hir1p majority they
will be able under article li5 Of the Con.
siitution. To change the Fundamental law
OF the Republic.
He predicts that .hc policy 81 the
Modcratcs VIII follow that ~ Conscrra-
cIV's In other counties. restricting The
suffrage 10y educational tests. prev. nt:n-
IN. popular election cf all ON, ais and in
Cr.a.InS tho rrercga'ivcs o; the ,Necu-
tive.
10 says the plan for retiring from tn.
polls would siyc the Government nfiy
members 10 IN. Housr next April. While
the opposition would have only thirteen.
Scnvr Canlz rC.. who d!i not object 20
the action og the Liberal party when :.
was llken. say. reflection shows him ~
would be most injurious. and insists that
all should vote FOR Congressman.
Tn. Constitution provides that congress.
b. to-p-,hird. majority OF both bodies
NAV order a constitutional convention. tn"
members of which are elected and have
power 10 max" any changes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
Piles Cured
Suffer,nG for Years saj BED. Riddes
From Piles. . CsstrsSior of
Nsr,oa. lad,anS. IS Cured
b, Pyss1A Pile CSre.
Tai ps<ksss Nssss trss - ~ ~ - ssss
NoOs osA A11ssss

.Fp.r.rs vi. tfH@s ter trNrrsa
yssrs b. ,crg I would let g o. known But
.. as, trey became ~ rsvsre thsi co.!!
rot ~si. saJ Bal 10 take ny e~t- I
-. .v,ryininC ar4 anything lss i,sr:oEs
,r,scTis-d. A.: tod Ths.T treatments !or
: ISuS ,.as- byt rothi,x ssc- iii ne
as, scod. hai zen soa- al !l sinsf.
~nt Rs~-ps,srr. - F.; '.csn; sos A.
trgas upinS then. From ihc very sfSs
! -, sI.i-k r~Iiss ani ty ~. tire ! ~As
starting On ry ,hirt rox ! ssS sAs
suFss { Ga,. cot ecsH troubled WIN
,heu .inc-- Nc. yoG can sss 's:s a.
YOU clrss~. escasss H 10 g-rSirr N9sS>
+. A. sutton. stone Ard ceu,sas cen'rsc-
;ar Marco iaS
Ir.-ar. !v!irr car - gotten ey SeaS :hs
-sryrGaas i'yTar..l re Cure ]. in:.,.s;i-
sci, r.., sce. all ShrSrss4on soi ssss4taI.
,..t, ali esr,- uicss. sni ;rYI;s;e>f ya-t.
IT,. u,c-s>srt scs s.aTt 20 .ss I: yesr ST.
,.-.aG ere. aut TIE care c: ycG: ir~st
d:-sr -. r,4ss : - F;e cu-s r.as.-. . .u-si-.,
cpe-aiss> f1oiha:4y lsoS hAss 10 pascss
,ss.s t.pi.r a,usc<s ss.cs Hs1sf b r.
.art {. . satisfactory ssTo . 10 - cs-
is.re4
Tss Pyramid re C-r~ . Su: 80 IN 81"
ss~rr .. '-ra-y-sc-c~ sg~-AEy @ASs ssS-
.-,ss,sriss Troy srv ss-sssnS. s-A.a.eA r.
,rsAi ;r-.sEss, ~si - .es: ,cs a;
erce ~ mall n rsat, sralea sE.Ys~r
~stsse: . seat ss 'sue.s. 80 70. ye:
.~na .sgr rs-as az: eacrr.s 20 ry-.Ss
S.ss S,rS.ss- S,:ss 20 fyrAHA Ss's
Xfssr ySa sssss,e TIE ssns,.. yea esa
ger . r~ev,Ar-s<se po<kAe- eS tysSES
rss~ t>sr~ at yo<sr SrEGx1s,s fec - e~-ss
- y Ne hasn't u s<n1 - tie Eccry s.d
Ne I'll Sad q e ss&
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29

Treasury PORTFOLIO OF .hesc. probably
Nr Charles q. Dawes 81 Chicago was the
',ost favored from the Standard OH stand.
point.
4, one :ine the report eas indus;ricvs!,.
circulated here that the disclosures OF
heavy campaign contributions by the big
insurancr o"r,pani.s. OF which Mr: Cor.
or chairman .; ,he Republican National
Cofnmi.,c., would deter the President
i; 5hst ,e ": ss q, Mr paw.
knoNn ;ss, corteiyau Vas being consid-
cred in c.nn.ct.on With high place IN
Bu, the ,,ct may he stated confidently
that the Influence of Nr. Morgan and his
assistants w.-s directed toward securing
Mr CorteIyog's appointment; 10 the Treas.
ury Tta, they have succeeded Is quite
certain. since. from sources close TO the
nounS.d IS one of ;he forthcoming Cabi-
Ia measure. iris evidsnc. @: the IA
IS or-e; bv the ani.osnc"rnert That VIM,
Earr"tt Rids.!v viii ~ rearpDintsd Comp
rT"llsT ,TT Of -" Cg,r.nTy- NJ. hat ~.
fed with standard Oh men
At -" same '!nsc. Mr.. RIiE"ly is !.o' -
al! Gnaccep;ahi" :" :h.ni and this - cs-
which y cs<"utial!y a! Chicago and ~"
W"-,
Tho liarssu crowd wo,.il have l!...i -
nam. ~. ,i"rpir'iirr ss we'll. and. IL T.
SAL. Were automatically rlsEG.rE TO do
=. " hen III. i'r"s!d.E. s"i.!"i al! 10 Ii
"a - -" OCCUPANCY oI tho of'i~s ~ d.
,isr'n. ais intention 90 T~aTrIo..:; fhr "a
,.Ult-U'
JHvsCAL ArrniHTMEHg
Tho Pr"Si''Et III max" - unusual sy-
i-8.nfug.r- ~ rrli''rS NT CSrt"lyog a.
;hS Treasury. Howe NaTi,.l his .NV~ri-
Gro. ~ h.uIiirG sCa!Es 80 the 04i!oasl
,.nvsrurIeT' Hr. Cor;"!you has had no
HaukEus a. financial training rorT ic
d, i-oa. tG<sG~~S .xp~'!.rrs i1 any l.n"-
~ nss ben many times told. u" - =
irrdu~. us Washington s1i has I.rv.! !nrs,i
rom department. Dls.k and ~'"1' NTs, N"T
70 ~ vf"snr. r--iT' E~'. From pr
isN''- sygEc'.r- ~ tsrsEHs Secretary -
CONNER. ard I.,h"-. then "hairn'A1 "i
Tho National Comr!''es. and r0r G!ls
t-,ir 't~ latter OF - AM 'r.' ~ l'rs'-
-ll<t.T General
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29

Many hav" cured their ,~! or-s ~ q
dsy with the free trial IssekASo alone.
aIn"ay them yIch prominent aides as tie
fcllou!ns: lola Psncleton. Rocky Aoun.
tain. Va. Mrs AGnss Carroll. Caledonia.
Nirn. Nys Matte Bathins, Naneeb-i;S,
k,.. MARY I. Harris, lewiston. y. q. Mrs
Mre'' HIs ko.s,. ~ c %h,,, .e1sr S:,sm, :, Or
t,ica- y. y. Mrs. Ella J. Clarke, f.,u1s.
hgrt =. e.. Mrs. Jennie Lynch. Enneii.
Halifax County. y. q.
Any wife. mother. daughter or sister can
Go i' ~ can 10 given the drsu,kAfd g.
.r.,iy ty pi,~'a4 II in his eyHe~ tea oy
scod. TS IL tir'Es happiness 80 your
home
s~nd your nan.s ani address 20 pr = ",
Hsirrs. ~rt Glenn hiix-. Cincinnati. q, and
be MI, mall you . ffeo packAss ~ Golslsn
sptcide In plain Wrapper. scsompA0ieA
snontAis from hundreds Of grstssut n,eo
anA women IN Nh"m Goit1en Specific he's
teen . 0c6oeuA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
BREAKS THREE.INCH
PIPE WITH HIS THROAT.
Ds0s~r B~y 10 The Nlcsiss ~f .
reeuliar Accident ss risy.
REP TL-- srE-A-

tFS' EL'| SrET.A-
p~ayeE. Oct - Ia fhr eciH!or - sc--
~ral physician iI-ysar-oli L~o Shisi!s ~
No. iiy west Nspie s'eng". possesses the
r1o>t uord.rfD! throat and EeCk IN Den
.sr. While r!ssinS n JTion Fark sh~
utsic fellow rsl i--1 . th-es-iach iron
Sie@ rail T-r barrier csgsht him square
~ c- ;he throat. :. great ~As the in
pac, that the securely supported PIPE
broke saxa-oiy cS as the lad crashed
through.
Az! Denver University football piaye.s.
sho rSshei - sIs ALL. teiicr~.! he had
broke. sis 1>-k Coach O. : Foster and
several r,~ticsi students nais a hurried
snalins..n- % 'iIs boy throat ard rogai
the ca,fiag. srcDchsd ovt % place ny
tke force Of the collision 4 n;sle def.
S-,.-a,! .ua-gruia,'ra s=ss'.I go s~y
- breathe more freely. an3 r. pickeJ
ainsi: ~ A.. s-xnT>-e! hon~ Nt;s q
very s,re throat. egt e.se~Nss~ iitt,e n.
sors- g: his u12sGsI experience
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29

Tie For, FIT Note, WITH rool.s so- Eve
hundred guests. v2s formally eS~a.t has;
ws!n~sda-. !; Is modern. ahsoi .fsly
Sf~,ro-. structure OF s-ySn floors sG-
se.rASlv situated within ,~c hiocks q. The
Talon S.Ai.al- I: 10 likewise ~ the heart
80 Tire br..re<e s.d i.sa.-icai districts
Tse appointments s- !.xvr:cgs. com
sc-,aSis. AMI tae csu.r..en: shroaghogs is
nsod~ru In al rpspecfs. ]: 10 considered
ssat P.toeu:gh sa. game. . hcsseiry on
a par NTH the b.. 81 the county.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
HUNTING DIAMONDS IN
THE WlLDS OF CANADA.
EEFgBLIC STEc!A;.


s..Aps o..-. ~. H-Ts~ ras.-r %:
sh-u. 'vsi;y irir, 9.amnn!s 81 Northern
Minnesota and S.e Ontario aas s-I-re!
New York and I<crtcn diamond merchants
Iaesiei tAs-s The e~oiogicsl indication.
pc.n; 30 such Ge:9s being found IN on
'ar!o. ac-th o: TIRE lakes This IL the
opinion o. o-Y.ctals oS sh. pomirloa C;.o-
IcS.cA: Survey erSagc3 IN This branch %
work
Amo.E :ho~~ Interested = -'~ diamond
have bcsghc nearly all the 5HSt diamond.
found AMI have explorers looking over
,Nc erol.. Recently 3 !arse quantity OF
sha: vas too~d &C b. ciArr0r4-s~a.Irc
Animation failed 90 reyesi precious stones
s~o-t 20 Se dorc By the G~osog.cal
Survey 10 20 iceAfe the scvrcc 90 the drf!-
diamonds 1hs~ specimens trii'ef AVsy
from isef. csieSAy home. bu; their dis
oUrsry proves the existence % the Sis-
caon,! :ei3 - 20 ss-S :e.aof. place
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
WAVE MADE 4 BULLET HOLE.
Pierced Steamships Thick Side.
light Like a Gimlct.

N.~ York. Oct S-ii one sf the thick
s.ee..sh;s CO she steamship SaYnIa. Ssica
ar@ivei from the w.tt sndfss. N Q small
passing iarcash az k.sh velocity. Cap
tain N~aszer says tha: TIE hole VAS
made by nave.
The strip %sco1asere5 heavy cFoss s<as
last Ssnda, morning. 4 cave came over
-. s-areoars. ssse and snAshed against
a eul0ari VIZ sVri scrce that Q thin
stream vas pyo.scsed tAseu6h Al opening
IA the oAN.ructtoa- Tsis stream struck the
sid.,lxhs as! seat right through II. fAer-
OvShly victims the CABIN.