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Arizona republican., 1905-04-16


 American Bureau. Tenth st., and Third
 ave, New York:
 Dear Sir-I write to give you evidence in behalf of the Hoff Cure. have been for seven years unable to do anything like labor at times not abIe to walk across the room on account of asthma and feel like a new man; nave gained 19 pounds in the last two months. but has built up the whole system, and I feel as well as ever did. I cannot say too much for the Hoff Cure and gladly recommend 1t to all can. I am 6S years old and been a resident of the Ohio Masonic home for one and a half years. Respectfully yours
 Ohio Masonic Home. Springfield. Ohio American Bureau. Tenth st. and Third
 ave, New York:
 GentIemen-EncIosedy you vii find mon GU Gare eroeT iHa Have "G tried R0i it D. before and think 1t is the greatest thing l ever used for Catarrh. I have a friend that nave told about 1t and he wants 10 try It. Yours.
 Feb. 23, 1905 VIM. CONNELL.
 Box S96. Broadalbin, N. Y.
 The American Bureau is following cription be placed within reach of the
 It is the home treatment of cons the poor workingman, to the woman of parents are in moderate circumstance Americans who must fight the stubbor
 While admitting that a sojourn in in the open air, with abundance of foo hard work, constitute the ideal condit nevertheless declares that if all the oth ate only remains,sthe chances are enc
 "The essentials of such cure" s icaI Association, tcan he applied pract American Bureau, New York:
 GentIemen-I have been completely cured of asthma with Professor Hoft' 8 Consumption Cure. have been 2 suffer CT for three years or more and was treated by several physicians with no re, lief I tried every remedy recommended me with disappointment. heard of your remedy through a friend and procured two bottles. This thank God. has com pletely cured me
 voluntarily give this testimonial in order that those who are suffering with asthma anti bronchial troubles will find erty to7publish this exactly as written Yours gratefully, MRS s. GRAHAM Thlxton. Jefferson County, Kentucky. American Bureau. New York:
 Gentlemen-Inclosed ind two dollars in Prof. Itoff.s Consumption Cure. I think it Is 3. great medicine for asthma and catarrhal affections. I think only for it I would be in the grave now. but 1t keeps me so I can do my work, which is more than I have done for the last three Win ters. Yours truly,
 Seneca, Neb- JOS. F. GREEN
 In order to reach those who need the direction of Professor Hoff and wit that introduced Professor Hoff's discov lished at the laboratories of Bendiner known firm of chemists, at Tenth Sure lished in 1S43. This Bureau forwards months treatment upon receipt of one distribution.
 The Hoff Book, containing rules fol prevent infection. making it safe to be patients, is sent free on application.
 The best way to render FIRST All crate with the American Bureau by ser victims of the disease, or who seem to without a moments delay. Watch AMERICAN BUREAU OF THE PROF.
 THIRD AVENUE AND TEN Ls iThe Genuine Prof, hoff curs can
Arizona republican., 1905-04-16

Arnsrican Professor Fior Consumption t.ae ago brought to lion O Hoffs Brazilian by the of
 
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 ectady. tool for q test i'm time had uncalled oi complete cures stand ready to testify truly c AA Sn 9Ia fsssf SSfb st New York Hinckle., N Then the body must be increased; | oiyen recuperaton of enlightened practitioners Professor Hos prescription aga drives 1t Then the st simple should comes naturally The str under the prescription faster than the ubercular germs The weight increases the lung rapidly-and the cure is simplicity of administering Professor F on it is taken considered what Professor remedy accomplishing where the paten trips where he is constantly surrounded dwelling the blessed sunlight of he sunlight of all.
 Because of efficacy adopted by the med famous specialists in respiratory al Dr. William A Fellow of the Royal College of practicing Lexington New York; Dr. South Street F. L. Fuchs Surgeon Fiji N Carleton Simon New York the meC Santarium, North Conway, N H., and man minded and progressive physicians prescrpto results
 The these accomplish attributed by them Professor
Arizona republican., 1905-04-16

American Bureau, Tenth st., and Third
 ave, New York:
 please send me one bottle of Prof. Hon' 8 Cure. began on the third week this morning, and must say that the i'm proyement is so marked that must let you know what this wonderful remedy is doing for me. Wben I began two weeks ago the rattling of my lungs was very severe and my lungs were very sore and I coughed a great deal Now this is nearly all gone, and during the two weeks I have been taking thIs medicine I have gained two and one-naf pounds your remedy. Wishing you an abundance Of success. I remain. very truly yours,
 J. J. GROVE, Wakarusa. Ind American Bureau. Tenth st.. and Third Gentiemen-My wife has had lung trou- ble: in fact, her sister die6 with con sumption We had no idea one year ago that she would be living today. Had We went to New Mexico, came hack. and no better Began taking Ho-~s Cure about 1st of last August and improved Today she seems perfectly recovered o 5. F. RiUssI7LL. Hollandale. Miss. March 5. 1905.
 Professor Hof's desire that his pres very poorest, as well as the rich. mpton which must always appeal to family, to the son or daughter whose ito that great class of bread-winning enemy in their own dooryards. a dry, fairly equable. sunny climate, and freedom from mental worry or 1ns for a consumptive, that journal r clements are left out and the clim- mously against the sufferer ys the Journal of the American Med ;aIIy in all climates"
Arizona republican., 1905-04-16

American Bureau, New York:
 Dear Sfrs-In few lines will let you know how I am. am in the best of health I have gained until have be- come stout. When I began taking the cure l weighed 123 pounds; now 1 weigh 169 pounds. I am very thankful 1 am so well sDd I have told every one of the wonderful effect of the medicine. You can refer any one to me, as l can only tell the truth and am sure that it is wonderful Yours truly, 3i L,,rs ,,ooz,v
 R. r. D. 2. Canaan, N D. Feb- Il. 1905 American Bureau, Third Avenue and 10th Gentiernen.I write to say that the cure effected by the use of Hoff's Con- sumption Cure, in the case of our son two years ago. when the doctors ba l gratifying that I want to briefly tell you that he Is we'll today and free from any If :t brings relief to others as great as it did to us the world Of consumptiVes should know of the merits of Hoff' 8 Tn our city I am distributing the medi- cine and Prof Hoff's literature on con sumption wherever case of conSump- ton presents itself Yours truly:
 C.. w. MUNSON,
 33S Huron st., Toledo, O. le medicine-rich and poor-under
 the assistance of the newspapers ry, the American Bureau was estab & Schlesinger, the well and favorably { and Third Avenue, New York, estab- " mall enough or the medicine TOT one to cover the cost of diet and exercise and regulations to n daily contact with consumptive is for those who are well to co-op- ding the names of those who are the ,e in portland to send the names hose with the suspicious coughs. HOFF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. H STREET, NEW YORK.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See the new neckwear supporters at
Vaughan's.
These cool nights and mornings call
for Jersey sweater. At McWhorter's.
Raymond Marsh Holton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ), w. Holton Of Springfield, Mass,
who formerly lived in this city, died at
Saco, Me-, August IS Of acute indiges-
ton. IIe was II years Of age.
Zeilirino Castelli, the Oldest boy Of
Anthony Castelli, died this morning at
8 o'clock Of meningitis, at his fathers
house, Ayers street, after an illness
OF - days. The funeral viii be held to-
morrow, Saturday, at 3 P. M, from the
house, Ayers street
Capt. W. r. Hodges Of st. Louis has
been in the city today. Capt. Hodges
has the contract to reproduce in granite
and bronze the statue OF "St. Louis"
shown at the Worlds Fair last year,
which several Of the wealthy citizens OF
that place are to present TO the city.
lie came to Barre TO place the contract
for the pedestal, which has been award
ed to +. T. Smith & Co The base Of
the pedestal viii be "a feet square
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
TIE IAaaEsr AsD aAyDsoaEsr cIoTHIse STORE i rovp
Harry A segel LYMAN D. SegeFs Estate Thomas Brady
LIQUIDATION SALE
OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO BUYERS OF
CLOTHING, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS.
PRICES CUT RIGHT AND LEFT.

Our doors thrown open last Saturday Morning
at O'clock when $4,000 worth Of the finest and hand
soonest ReadytoWear Clothing, Furnishing Goods Shoes
etc. for Men dan Boys, placed sale at reduc-
ton Of from so to rs cents or the dollar from former
prices in order dispose Of the same quickly as possible
and settle up the of former partner the late Hy
d. Sege who died recently at his home in Burlington
AS he third the firm it necessary to close
out his interest and settle UP his estate required BY law
In order do this place on sale our entire stock Of
merchandise prices chat will astonsh the public This
Liquidation Sale will continue every week day for the next
40 90 days. If you real unmatchable values and
big genuine bargains this will be your best opportunity to
get Them and advice to you to come early Every
dollars worth If Mems, Boys and Chidrens Clothing,
Shoes and Furnishings hand, and some new Fall
Goods soon arrive must be sold out at almost any price
You buy everything in store from one fourth to
onehaf off from former prices must turn the stock
into ready cash we compelled to use the knife
and slash the prices on all merchandise in every department
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Furs at so per cent 81 their face
value at Abbott's.
Boys hose for Saturday at 1fhc per
pair at Vaughan's
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at Il. e. Burr 6 Co.'s.
Fall styles in Lamson & Hubbard stiff
hats just received at McWhorter's.
Changeable taffeta silk for soc, the
same price as plain silk, at Abbott's.
4. 7, Abbott & Co. are trying to
double their fur sale Of one year ago.
Mrs. Alex Iroup has gone TO Mallett's
Bay for a few days visit with relatives.
Tickets for Gorton's Minstrels are
now on sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy
Have You noticed those children
dresses on sale at Perry's on Saturday 2
Miss Grace Clough has resumed work
at The telephone office after a ten days
vacation.
George H. Martin Of Washington, d.
C., is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. ii.
Stewart
If the boys stealing apples from the
West Hill do not stop 1t at once, they
will be prosecuted
Miss Eva Houston Of Mortified, who
mas been visiting friends i'll the city, has
returned 10 her home.
G.. Crena left last night for New York
from which port he viii sail for Italy to
be gone several months.
Charles and Albert Mcqueen and Err.
slste Sutherland have returned from two
weeks camping at Mallett's Bay.
Luther Newcomb has returned to his
home in Lebanon, n H., after a visit
pith his brother, Sumner Newcomb.
Among the visitors in town today
were Ira Q. Calef Of Washington and w.
n. Gladding Of Randolph, formerly of
this city
Wanted, maple wood in exchange for
q watch, clock or anything In d iewelry
store. 4. i. Burr, IS North Main Street,
Barre, VT.
Couch, two bicycles, one go-eart, one
mirror, is by SO, one pair portieres, cost
$4,000, ii good condition, and large as
sogtment of useful household goods for
sale at any time. Auction each night
his week. City Auction Rooms.
A. A. Smith & Brother wish too an
a0unce that they have received over
2 900 samples for fall suits, trousers and
osercoats, and invite all parties inter.
ested to call and examine the same
They will be pleased to show you the
goods whether you are ready to buy OF
not. Call ia and see them. They would
also say that their fall line Of Young
Brothers hats have arrived and are now
ready for inspection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

Eight hundred pairs Of Mems odd Trous-
ers, ranging in price from $500 UP to $500,
at 50 to Is cents on the dollar. Sizes 30 to
% waist measure and all kinds Of lengths Of
legs from 20 to SO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

Three hundred Mems Evening and Dress
Suits at Is cents on the dollar. These are
all stylishly made and the goods are Of the
newest shades These Suits are strictly
Union made and have the Union label in
the pockets. No better made goods are
shown elsewhere. They come in sacks and
square corners. The sizes run from 81
TO IS chest measure. They range in prices
as follows $1,000, 1880, $500, si7oO and
sis 90. yoor choice at rs cents. on the dollar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

About seven thousand dollars worth Of
Mems, Young Mems, Boys and Children's
Summer Furnishing Goods IN Hosiery. I'm
derwear, Outside Shirts and Negligee Shirts
10 soft and stiff bosoms, with and without
collars, plain white. Numbered or unlaun-
deTed. Also Collars, Guns, Neokwear,
Gloves, Hats, Caps. odd Coats, odd Vests,
susPenders, light summer Crash Suits.
Trunks, yalises, Umbrellas, etc. All go at
80, GO and 7sc on the dollar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Series dance at Hale's Pavilion Sat
urday evening.
Don't forget the series dance at TTale's
Pavilion Saturday evening.
@. 9. Carpenter is spending few
days with friends in Washington.
j. Edward Ward and family returned
home this afternoon from Groton Pond,
where they have been spending d yaca-
ton
Misses Louise Calder and Alice
O'Keefe, who have beenspending thesum-
mer at the home of w. w. Calder re-
turned to their work in Hartford, Conn,
today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
sPEEDERs coLLIDED.
]. G. Willett Badly Hurt at Buffalo
Yesterday.

Buffalo, N. T., August Isl. G. viii
lett while speeding a motor cyle at
Wentworth track yesterday, crashed into
Eddie Bald's racing car which has just
passed him. Willett was badly but not
fatally hurt Bald kept his seat in his
car but it tore up about fifty feet Of
fence before he could bring it to a stop.
Bald's driver narrowly escaped being inn
paled on the fence.
Bald passed Willett at the first turn.
Just then rear tire on Bald's machine
exploded and the machine made for the
fence. Bald was making the mile at
the rate Of 1:04 Willett's cycle crash
ed into the rear of the broken car.
Barney 0ldfeld, swathed in bandages,
did a mile in Sc 2-5 seconds yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
SOUTH BARRE

Rev. Charles c. Conner will preach ii
the Unyersalist chapel Sunday even.
ing at Z o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, AUGUST is, 1905.
Weather Prediction.

Fair tonight and warmer in Vermont
and Connecticut. Saturday, fair, warm
GER except in eastern Maine. Light var
liable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

WANTED AT once, man who eau drive two
horse team and make himself useful about
granite shed. Barclay Bros. IS2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

Two hundred Mems fine sack Suits tor
business and dress at 60 CENTS on the dollar.
All coiors, all styles Of goods and sizes 81 TO
IS chest measure. A $500 Suit for $3.50.
$500 Suit for s4s5, $1,000 Suit for $3.50
and 50 on.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

A regular meet
ing of Clan Cor
don will be held
Monday evening,
Aug. 81, when the
delegate from the
Royal Clan con
yention viii give
his report. All
members are re
!. .Ioseph Graham
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18

Children's Knee Trousers Suits in two aud
three pieces at 20 and 80 cents on the dollar.
Two hundred Young Mems Suits for ages
10 to 20, in a large variety OF styles and col
ors, at 30 to87 cents on the dollar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-18
A PARTIAL LIST OF BARGAINS.

One hundred Mems Round Sack Suits at
Is cents on the dollar to close. These Suits
are all hrst-class goods in every way, but
they are broken up in sizes. Yet you will
find among the lots sizes from "a to 48 chest
measure.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12

urban Handicap in 1886. He is said 70 nave won
5000 900 Troubadour. most of which he took from
the winter books at long odds.
He usually bet only $50. matter how well he
liked HIS horse. He seldom bet the horses of
any one else. Once. when he only $25 on. a
race which he had 1t his mercy, Pierre Lorillard
took him TO task for not betting more heavily.
Mr.. Lorlard. race horses because love them
and not for money. ! make my money in other
ways" replied Captain Brown
Captain Brown years ago loaned Bob Tucker
the trainer $50 and some good advice, and Tucker
is said to have made $150O0O out of it in a short
time
Captain Brown leaves an estate which is prob
ably worth S15.G5V,0GG. Fc pig 'fEner OF real
estate, sole owner of the Brown Hosting Machine
Company and a director in the Monongafela Con
solidated Coal and Coke Company. the Union Trust
Company. of P1ttsburg, and the First National
he was the heaviest river shipper between PITTS
burg and New-OrleanS. He sold out to the RIVER
Trust millions. He lost his wife and children
Captain Brown owned stables and stock farms
at Brownsville. Penn. and Lexington, Ky. his
principal stable and farm. Senorita, being at. the
latter place. It was in these places that he bred
some of the finest horses that have appeared on
the racecourses of the country. He was member
board of appeals of the American Turf Association.
He owned the Lexington racetrack. and had inter
ests in the Louisville, Memphis and Latonia tCin-
cinnatD tracks
He always raced two big strings. one in the
East. trained by Bob Tucker. and one in the West
which were popular all over the country, were red
Broomstck one of his best horses of recent
quarter. made at Brighton Beach in 1904 when he
beat Irish Lad 4. head for the Brighton Handicap.
For years It was his ambition to win the Kentucky
Derby at Louisville. and he succeeded last spring
with Agile
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
TO COMBINE ALL SPORTS
Plan Being Considered at Columbia
Football Balance Sf5 900.

The track association at Columbia University
is making offort TO form general athletic
association to have general charge of all sports
at Columbia. ]. H Kirby, graduate director
OF the track association, has been working with
this end In view for some time and hopes to
be successful
The movement is one that has been made
before at Columbia, but no one has
ceeded in carrying out the plan, and conse-
quently each sport at Columbia has it's
own association, raises it's money, pays
its own expenses and has its directors
Occasionally one of the more prosperous sports
will give a small sum one of the weaker asso-
Citations, but as d rule there is real CO.
operation.
The new plan would bring all Of the sports
under general head like the Yale or the Cor
nell system. There would be a general treas
urer who would handle all the money. 1t is ex-
pected that the association would be largely
supported by season tickets which are sold to
students These tickets provide admission to
all games under the direction Of the association
and serve the double purpose Of giving the
students a chance to see the sports at reason
able rate and of getting a big crowd OF sup
porters out At Cornell this plan is in force ana
is said to work well.
An attempt to put the plan in force at Column
bia several years ago failed. The organization
partly formed at the inSt1gatlon OF FreSluSN'
Low but after $50 season tickets had neen sou
to the students the plan fell fiat and niue mas
been heard of it since. AS the matter stanos
now most of the smaller teams are In taVof Oh
the new association. One of the greatest oo-
stacles to its formation in the past was tne
football association. This organization earned
larger profits than all the other sports put TO-
gether and naturally objected to paying them
over to a general association. This onJecuoh
will be removed by the disbanding OF the 1901
hall association. There is at present $l9'ooo
balance in the treasury, and F. A Goetze' con-
+roIler of student organizations has not yet de-
cided what will be done with 1t when the aSSo-
| citation disbands on January 81.
The new association would have practicaIIy
no effect on the crew. The money to support
this is raised almost entirely by graduate and
undergraduate subscriptions AS there are no
gate recaipts to support the crew, this method
Will have to continue, although it will be slight
~ benefited in case any other team earns large
| surplus.
Fencing tennis, lacrosse and gymnasucs are
! the snorts which would be most benefited py the
| new organization All of these depend upon
student subscriptions for support and etIeh ar
| in a bad way financially. As the MINOR cams 5d
have won more championships In iate years Iitol
! oDv of the four major teams many Coiuiupie
students believe that they are deserving
better support than they get and are cohse-
| 0uentIy in favor of the new organization
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
COLEMAN AND DOUGLAS WIN.
Defeat White and Van Week in Glass B
Billiard Tournament.

H A Coleman and DR.. Walter Douglas were the
victors in the first session of the Class amateur
billiard tournament. which began yesterday at
DaIys Billiard Academy
In the afternoon game DR. Douglas defeated c. F.
Van Week by a score of 300 269. while the
ing game between Coleman and c. z. White, went
to the former by a score of 300 to 263.
Others In the tournament are Mark Muldaur,
William GitsheI and A Lowenberg. The scores
follow:
Q. $ o. o. o. o. H.. O. o. IA. / l. o. II. q. .. H. 3
J. q O. T. o. g. l. Total. 800; average. 52-6@. High
runs 81, 25 and FL
I3 0. 0, T. H. IS. 10. l. l. Q, 0. 10, g, o. o. H. T.
g. O. 0. l. s. i. o. l. s. 4. II. Total, 2ss; average
421-62: high runs. Sg. .2 and 10.
Is. ?flisnV 2 IS. O. 5 Is l. Q. 2 T. o. s. g. 3 ?
o. 3 o. Total 300; 1O5s: high runs 49, p
Whites. o. O. . 3. I. IL . >. 10. /. 3D. ? 5, 4 l. 10
o, 49, . .. g. l. !, O. :, o. !, o. 16. 80 $ o. = y
o. o. o. 4 l. o. T. T. /, .. O. o. 4 o. g. .. Z. Total
263 average 1851 high runs 33 so and %.