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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
Sale Of Stock for Delinquent Assess.
mont,


Whereas, Jessie +. Battcy. holding
two shares of stock in The Rocky Ford
Canal. Reservoir. Land. Loan & TruB:
Company. evidenced by certificate No.
533: and II. j.. Battcy. holding 1-10 OF
a share of stock in said Company. evil
dcnced by certificate No. GO: and ].
II. Parsons. holding IL shares OF stock
in said Company. evidenced by certjn-
cate No. 93i: and Groves & Son. hold
ing u of "a share of stock In said Com
pany. evidenced by certificate No. 5T3:
and James Brunker. Beneficiary. hold
ing , shares OF stock In said Com
pany. evidenced by certificate No. 1165.
have each failed to pay the ASSESS
Inent upon said respective parcels OF
stock. said assessments having been
regularly made. due notice given there
of: and.
Whereas. II is provided in the by
laws OF the Company that the stock OF
may be sold: therefore. by virtue of the
power vested in us and pursuant TO
the directions of the board OF directors
of the. above named Company. we shall.
on the 2ith day of April. 1909. at ten
A. 81. at the Office of the Company In
Rocky Ford. Otero County. Colorado.
sell the stock of the above named par
ties to the highest bidder for cash.
G. NJ. HALL.
Secretary.
Dated at Rocky Ford, Colorado.
March 23rd. 1905. 4a-47
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
Notice Of Special Stock h o der $
Meetinp,

Notice /. hereby given that a special meet
ing OF the stockholdcr. OF the Hocky Ford Ice
4 Storage Co. will DO hold Mt the oicc OF IL.
4. BcaIi. In Rocky rori. Colo. on Saturday.
the 18Th dar OF April. 1906, at the hour Of ?
O'Clock y. IN.
Said meeting IL called for tho purpose of
considering the propricty ot ani voting upon
tb, question OF di-solyinH the Corporation.
ard for the purpose OF taking any other ac-
,fion in relation thereto that tho stockholders
nnaydccm necessary and proper.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colo. March ~. 1s5.
A. NiCHoLg-.
r. CuEEK. President
Secretary. i.-ts
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
Finest Kentucky Bluegrass
u I.2c pound. BurreIl.
Tomato Contracts Wanted.

The Barlow Consolidated Canning Co.
is now ready to make contracts for
Tomato acreage. Contracts for sigma
ture may be found at Buuell's and Eb-
berts Seed Houses. 44-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

FOR SALE, two dozen choice stand
ard bred White Plymoth Rock hons and
pullets at reasonable prices; also eggs for
setting Sl.oo per 10.
PIX. BtrNS,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Mr.. and mrs. Clark Mounts will be
hoard for tho FRS; ,imo In this city In u
lps,rated songs. popular melodies. classic
and comic songs. duets and high class
oporatlc Hpociai;ips.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Undertaken Dobbs informs US that no
has received word from Oseeola, Iowa.
,ha, tho body Of Miss Sherman arrived
in good condition and that tho funeral
took place Saturday morning.
Undertaken Dobbs reports the death Of
the infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
oyerbee. tho burial taking place yes,er-
day afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

viii Butterfield left few days since
on trip to various parts Of Missouri.
Dr. and Mrs. H. VanBuskirk were
Pueblo visitors on Thursday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

We wish to thank tho many friends
who so kindly assisted US during tho i'll
ness and after tina death Of our beloved
wife and mother.
Z. VI. Hammer and family.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Car Of Kaffir Corn a, Rocky Ford Mill.
Better than Corn for feed. Come and
try il. Don't fail TO plant some. s5-$8
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Tho largest stock Of New Goods and
always Cheapest prices at Ramsay &
Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Tho eolored moving pictures and Illus
tra,ed songs. to bs soon at tho opera
house Monday evening. April 10. will DO
tho first exhibition over sssn fofo IN
which original films arc used.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

FOR SALE; SALE: = NJ. ! BiEik sss, Call
yR Bsa Is. a'ss". ""' .t-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

On Residence. Business and Farm prop
critics.
No delays. Terms. tho lowest.
.5-.6 STEELE & BEkLL-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

maudo Lisa,te Gilsey. dramatic enter
.ainor a, N. E. church Tuesday. April o.
Tickets rs cents: children is egE;s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Speltz a good grain to SOW.
Going fast. burrcll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
Buy Seed Oats now 81. 40 cwt
White. Red. Yellow.
Ebbert's Seed House.

can,aloupo Seed. 20 pounds No. / for
sale at 55 cents. John Little.
s5tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
MONEI no LOAN.

Stylish. Ns,.y Stree, or Dress Hats
Fred @. Thade & Co. S. Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

up-,o-ds,e. reliable millinery.-Frot!. g
Thodo & Co.. S. Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Big showing Easter Novelties In Millin-
cry.-Fred G. Thodc & Co.. S. Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
Died.

Mrs. Sarah j.. wife Of E. N. Hammer.
died April 6th. aged 81 years. Funeral
services were conducted by Rcv. F. r.
Hollenbaek yesterday morning and tho
body accompanied to Union Star. Mo-. by
the bereaved husband and five children.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07

Spcltz. Spring Rye and seed
ats. Ebbcrt's Seed House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-07
NEW SILK JACKETS.

Ladies $3.50 Silk Jackets. tho SS
very Latest Siyie. or--.-..--------@c
Ramsay & Byars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
KILLED WITH
GOLF CLUB
Boston Man Was Hi Acct
dentaIIy, So Report Goes.
CHARLES MANN VICTIM
viii a Friend, Nj Josssiya, IF Was
PLAYING On the Bsae burn LINKS
at West Newton, Msssr
Yesterday.

Boston. Aet. 1s Whale Playing ~
~ lie Btae Burn CoaDtry 1in2 iiiikss
West Newton. Charles Mana y $50
old. Boston merchant hfasg II
Crawford street, koxbufEs Nss
injured Monday Afternoon ~ pe'is aes'
desttally lsit IL the forehead bs his 9i
poneuts driver.
The venerable golfer was takea fi1l9
the clubhouse and medical aateil.eli-s
summoned. Dr.. George J.. N ssl q AsN-
ton Center medical examiner 81 ane ~
taict. responded bat he found taat aif.
Mann had sustained gaasfslfea s'sls'a
ID tie head. aA BIS injUry was tet.iiisA Y
known. and that De was practically l,As
help. lie lived but about tiFee bQssi "a
dying Is the clubhouse.
M Afann was an enthusiastic eg3tef
and haa fof some time been "a ncllte
u,eniier IL the Brae-B11rn E0entfy tiuia
He frequently passed an eeiirs wFsk n
the clubhouse ia company wstA lss WYE.
With 40 iBvitea guest, q Nf. sesss 2
af Boston. MI. and Mrs. Mann went cut
To Brae Barn cluthehse Monday atterr
noon While Mr.. Mann leuagea at0Es
the magnificent building and eiistie1
With urhcr members. NF Mann and AlT-
aesselyn started over the course e .
ldaetice round They had pfoeee1sa
laft few lHies. with tsie seese tfy
close. when air.. Mann teak isasiisen
back 81 hls opyo1eHt e. Nafel ~ -
tgecially ciTticsl drive
Az the club was swung eFe1 Ar. 59sT
selyns shoulder II struck Ais. Nens IN
the forehead knocking him ssiieanseesss.
AIR. .10sstivn ana several qteF gAaEeFs
who we're GA she raasse rasnsa ~ ihe
assistanp 81 Air. Mann. III TIE cab
h0use " recovered consciousness taf oaly
short time and seemed h aaaize
vs. wsfe, who, although neszly Rle
did an i'll her power u gise assistance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18

Montpelier. Oct. The Vermont
Historical society Yesterday afternoon,
st its annual meeting, elected The fol-
Sowing Offices G. q Benedict II Bur
hng1on, president Nj. ~ ntielSney If
Ludlow. IN II. Crockett Of St. Albans
and r.. A. Rowland Of Mons peliers xiee
sresidenfss ! A. DeIioet Ot Montpelier,
faeosding seefetarz Z. S. Peck q Bur
ainxtpn and G. ~ Forbes OF st. Adams,
corresponding secretaries Henry X Field
II Rutland. treasurer E. A. Goddard
OF Nontpelieg. librarian.
Az invIiafion was reeelYed from a
geographical and historical society IN
Mexico IL Join that seeiety aud others
in The celebration II the sgAth afuliref-
safy ii the death ID Columbus, which
secssfs on May 80, 1905. It Is net che
plan 10 hold 4 joint celebration, Aut
f1f each society to observe the day In
the places where the societies are le-
eated Tile invitation was accepted and
eosnnitte MRS appointed to make plans
for the occasion On this committee
are v A. HoxlaDd and Hiram Carleton
pf Montpelier and M M Sticknay Of
Ludlow
u NJ De3Sper. secretary pf the society,
read the reports ~ the three meetings
last fall Tie report of ihe treasurer,
Henry r. Field uf Ratland, was read
by his son, n u Fieid y shows bal-
anee ~ SaSa IN the treasury.
There have been fse deaths ID The So
c5ety during the year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
Son Of Wealthy Parents Goes
10 Jail to Shield Them.
HE IS JAMESW. HILDRETH. .
arrested IN Boston for Larceny Of s1oe
Worth Of Jewslry II HaverhiIl--
Hopes 70 Live Down the
Disgrace

Hapefiiill. q. il. Or4. Is. James e.
Ffilarefh son 81 wealthy Xermonter,
went 10 aii Yesterday afternoon IN de-
aasllt 81 4 sf00 fine rather than tell who
y i fnfher Is aud u shield his faHiily
from the disgrace bis arrest brought sslson
shern.
Hiidie4h WAS arrested at the North
station in Boston Mondny az he stepped
from a tram, the local police having sent
word 81 his departure from this eItv
with about 800 worth Of lewelrT, which
lie had stolen from Mrs Cora McNaugh-
ton. whose guest he mad been.
I8iIdYeth pleaded guilty and refused
tp tell why 10 had taken IL The stolen
property was recovered when he was
searched.
The Young man lias travelled an over
The country, and claims New York az
his residenoe, but admitted ID court that
his people were wealthy Yernanters
13e met Mrs. AieN angii1on during the
summer while driving stage coach
which took her aatG her daughter from
the railtead station ii 4 small Vermont
town.
Judge Fuller gave him 800 fine.
with an alternative If three months III
Tile house 81 correction, and fIiloreth
chose the iail term that lie might live
down the Disgrace away from people he
knew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
N0RTHFIELD.

Miss Los tifitD visited Is Granville
ON Sunday.
Jelan Perkins ii barre was q visitor
ia tewn Ga Saturday.
John Il. Moseley WAS I'D Barre and
Montpelier on Tuesday
A boy was born IL Dr. and Mrs Mal
tea 3. Huntlev eli Sunday.
j. M Grady o. Barre was business
Tiastaf Id town On Tuesday.
There we're about City tickets sold
from heye to Montreal On Monday.
Homer Van Dusen of KoAbuiy VINE q
business visitor IL town on Tuesday
Mrs. WI A. Blake visited Ars b r
VALLEY ID l3rre on Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Moilartv nd Miss Jennie
Moriartg we're ID Burlington oA satau
das
MIS- Katherine Hartley was III Water
harry "a Friday attending the Catholic
fair
Mrs. Margaret Clsuy II very d 81 tAs
holne ii her danghtef. Mrs. John Doyle
ga king street.
BIye. j. T. Lance returned from South
Royaltoa where siie has ben visiting
friends for few days
bliss Sadie Braldneil, wBo has spent
most of the last year With relatives in
Chicago, returned on Saturday.
Jacob Maiov returned on Monday IRON
an extended earirage drive through fhs
northern part of New Hampshire
The loss on ! "A. BIaize's barn Which
was partially destroyed by fire about
4wo meabS ago has been satisfactorily
adjusted and work has began on the re-
pairs.
Mrs EEliza4,eth Rock aud mother,
Mrs. Frank 0sAell, VINO haxe been visit
ing a tie home of CT Z. Mack during
tie lass month, returned this morning
tx their bosne il Kansas City.
Invitations KATE been issued b Presl-
aent and Mrs III Spooner 70 the
seA nsYeopIe to lneet tie eadets of Nor
wieli university At an informal recep.
ZION 81 their home Oh Vine street, Oct.
"a. 5ronl 70 ~
Miss Bertha Reed, sister ef Mrs. Roy
A. Bullock ayenan work d d sfenegrapheI
/ 1n Tie ational Iafe At Montpelier On
Monday. Miss kaed has formerly been
lem1lspea 81 fhe General Electric q
Schenectady. ~ ~
/ Harry Feale. who hAs hetm empI0Eed
! as baggage anasteT st the entgag Yer.
snont station for The last two mouths
las finished work and will 70 On the
iaoad firing after : short vacation with
us parents ia RuNbGy.
Mrs. Florence Tyler, Aix Fred Mhit-
npy and Miss Faith yier have been elee-
ted delegates froa ST. Margs Church to
attend The 10 annual meeting Of the
avomans Auxiliary 81 the Episcopal
elinreh to be held ii Burlington Oct. rs.
Waldo ". Clement and john X Moore
of New York city arrived here % Mon.
day With al auto party from Rutland.
aEr. Clement Is II The class 81 ~ and
Mr. Moore 'TS. Norwich university, and
spent part Of the day looking oxer the
university buildings ana grounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
YALE A WINNIE
Beats Columbia i ne College eoH Team
charnpIonshia

Beats Columbia i Ire csllsgs eoH Team
Championship
Garden Ctr, 4. Il, 0et. IS TBS inse
collegiate goh tram eiian iEhsASa cen
lest began here YesterosF grer tls as
ieH CITY, club lilsisK According - the
draw vale vaS apased to lrtsa
while the Niunsf nFet fenus saAia in
the afternoon. aH8 Ha7afa eas yiseA
againKt FsineetQt1
When Tie six a1a3les ferfesag.afsE
Yale and EolIlubia Aad rasss * 4 vas
discovered tnat Aaie bad defeated ts
New Aork rivals hg "a poizts - q. The
manner If scoring 3 one paiat far size
match, plus halt 4 poiss - ssA hase
lis pAeyef finishes up.
DHsluiit Partridge tie @zsss View
York sneiselialassie ea1 aior. ia sAe
Yale ftapse. ans VITA seasa II 81 fw
tAe sotsna finished ! ap 81 ii. H
Jackson. which gve hs ti.sss psists.
Mason Phelps. the gagne gesassn msa
played ~ Ne Western SOD asss
team Il The 9lF1psl F sAt al
Y Wheaton last sugsgst. 1Es n e.
II. Blake, Dr. VITA q eara 1T s. Tie
atner heavy eantflslr8aa 81 Yale vas Ei
KNOWLES who was " ea B. X stsseHs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
Prevent
AS Well As Cure
Headache

II subject TO headache, tai.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills wh45
YOU feel the first indication Il
an attack, and you vii snd
that they rarely ever fail 70
stop further progress.
Pain weakens the nerves. and
the longer you suffer. the more
freouent viii be the attacks
On the contrary, if he
nerves are relieved Of this
weakening influence, the at
tacks viii Be less freguent, and
finally disappear altogether.
Or. Miles Anti-P Pain Pills
contain no opium, cocaine, nor
pfine or choral III any forn.
They arc absolutely harmless
Il taken as directed, and win
have no other effect, except 10
drive out the, pain.
..pr. Miles, xrsts- Pasn Piiis are an
rirs1t snd ] can recommend them ~
srr one II psea 81 q remedy Tor neat
ngstse. reufal gsa. on pain Of any klfd
nv healfk Is not very good and J az
subject &c frequent ATTACKS ~ sewers
Tes.daene. h3t since I began taltr.v
~. AGilen Anti Fa4n Pills ! DO nof
suffer frora that trouble ns ! used -
They never fan 10 give reaief ID e few
INMATES. and II taken promptly On ire
approach IL headache VII prevent 4 =
sff1ek from coming On. Pain Pills
prereYt. "a well ar cure
MHE W& PEDEICE
fsiewnrsvslae. ~. y.
o.. zises' Anti-Pair ptisa are saia ~
gour Druggist. afro ~sffi guarantees thzt
the first package VIII benefit. N X
faife re ss3N retNrr sDlzr rnnrey.
e coses, Is cent?. Never sct6 ia bulk.
Miles Medical Co, EIklaart, Ind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
MARRIED Is YEARS
NJ snS MIS- Thomas Rose 81 Hurting
ton Are Happy

bafnats~ aefebe1 Blg ard MFss
Ihaalas Rose sin eeleaease tbeif sisrsr
weding anniversary this evening a.
tseiF hegNe ga Fearl street wAsen & re-
epsign wSl ~ tsaaeFed them ~ large
zafAerins Of the members and sflends ef
the Baptist Snnaay school over whsea
Organization Mf. Rose has Reen suIerin-
ten5eHt s9E The past twelve years Nr.
arc Mrs. Rese we're married rReHs i've
years age ty tie Rev r 7 Parry. Ties
aaetf e the Baptist church. Nj. and
Mfs Rose wsll III presented with nsanF
bezuiistA teSsas 81 esteem from thEr
iFaanss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
HAD LONG ILgEsg.
william 9. Shaw Died al Epstasela
Aged 90 Years

Asastiinaia, Oct Ihs s4ral "A
William q. SHAW was naia al she heme
ef y a. SisaH " HE GssssF lsse -.
tetdag afternoon ut 3 geiFsk rsf
Ms maae 81 tive e1tex easterT. HsY
y A hiIs'e officiating. Ass. ShaW 80
af1ef a long llaass vi Ssu4 fs
fes7s AS eass penfhs sid
dayss from catsrfl 81 the iaasx He
Is survived l4 ! Yift
Shan sAd ais sns liisan gAas
and Carlos a., a * ssae
4. vs. Stay II I5o 5ansEo m
n 81 Ahlte Plasas VI. ard
r.. d Columbia. A5a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
wrLLIAMsT0wN.

Aliss A. IT Baker arrived here Monday
evening for 4 visit of few weeks with
her brother. III s. Baker.
The Ladies al the Methodist society
mes yesterday at the restry and did
some sewing fer the sale Friday.
The O. A. r heid its annual inspec-
tion last evening. Col Lucia Of Mont-
pelier was present The ladies' Of the
N. n. q. Joined them after the meeting
and carried refreshments
Tie Ladies ii the Mathodizt society
mgll bold their annual chicken pie sup
peg and sale this week Friday Supper
mill be served from 10 p. -. Enter
fainnsent I'll the evening Full BIZ g.
Entertainment alone Zoe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
DRUNK cAsEs IN KoRTHFIELD.
Several Disposed IT in the Last Few
Days.

Nprthiiaid, fsct. Jes-AOn Monday morn.
ing there we're toau eases u drunkenness
disposed 81 at tbe law oifiee Of tlanae
+. &ioree ID the Mayor balildins. Three
were ~ tie first offense. Daniel Noe
Dennis Hare and man ly the maine
II Mckinney. al pleading guilty and re-
oafyipg she usual hHe II 81 and COSTS,
which were paid ID eaeh TIE ease II
Dennis kjload fpf drunkenness MAS mol
pressed On Tuesday morning MAN By
the naane If lynch appeared fof tie
sanse pifenae and pleaded guilty and he
received Is and COSTS, and being unable
To Jay he toflk tie alternative 81 fifteen
days III the county jail at Montpelier,
wlsefe he was takeu bs Officer Joisn
Hutchinson
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
BoMH. 4 STANDARD OIL eIFr
Mysterious Package Contained Cure for
Dyspepsia for Rockefeller

Cedar Rapids. ga.. Oct. zs.-1t has
developed that Ills mysterious package
left IL the express Office at Yinton, la
two weeks aao. contained an alleged
feInedg fer dyspepsia, ans WIS left tisere
BY driver 1T q STANDARD Oil Company
Wagon, who had faith il the cure ard
wanted Mf. Rockefeller 70 Try it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
COAL MINERS STRIKE
5000 Men at Jsdae. Fa- Are Now Out
of Mines.

Hazafon. PSI. Oct 1sIhe ssFSka
u tie dfsVa boys al the Jedd0 csiliefaes
IA G- ~ Markle Il CO., which oorurvea
se2 days aga, bas resulted IN tie
strike a s.gsla employees 81 tsse Maskie
senyaEy The boys qHft wofk beeanss
tany deelared that iheir ages mert un-
der TIE standard 4 committee waited
upaa the 0sficials III tie company ara
a4ked ID hare the matter adjusted The
superintendent "a the easnF@nF deelhesa
X egnsiaer sAe grievances 81 TIE drivers,
em the gsuEsn8 fhAs they had s9it wegs'
heiore HFagesiY issl@itg theaS eaanplsinF.
thereby violating one Il TIE awards g
sse STRIKE commission TIE egtsre sp-
eraiiHns at shs arlne are sied ar, The
miners local aniaa 81 3esaaa meeting
aaa yeag 10 snsTena work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
TRAPPED BY MOLTEN STEEL.
Joliet worlrmen Fr1ghtfuliy Burned
Death List May Reach Ten

Chicago, Oct. 1g--Five tans Of mul-
Zen metal exploded yesterday as the
J0liet plant oi ths Illinois Ssesi Coin-
pany, falling ID shower on hand Ct
AFofkEDen about the converter. One nlsan
is dead, three are fatally burned, and q
half dozen injured - badly They max
die.
The explosion shook the whole plant.
The sllrieks 81 tlle injured men were
heard all over The grounds. S. sooH az
the uninJured employees uf the mills
recovered sftet the shock. they found
their fellow worEIuen lying II the pud
dies of molten steel
Work At the plant Was temporarily
stopped. tl,e great fires being banked fof
the FIRST tire il yeafg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
I -. - 80 81 80.

ITi David Kannedv's Faverlte BsEz-
eay, u Kond0us, y. 81, i q "SoYereign
medicine for Nervousness, Rheumatism.
AadzsT and LAYER complaints. ard AZ
lie lis peculiar e women Il drives
w. Poisson from tie blood. and restores
tae patsenf to the bloom al health.
lea n3N nesm roget the exchange C
ore collar fer i bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
CAN'T SHIP ARMS
President Fo1bids Export Of All NUM-
tions Of War.

Washington. Oct as Expectations
of arms, ammunition ard munitions Of
MAJ ii every kind from any port of the
United states aud Porto Rico to any
part 81 she Dominican republic y pro
hibited by presidential proclamation
issued from tive state department yes
aeftiax
Accompanying the proclamation y am
explanatory memorandum 90 The effect
that tlls action has heeu taken after
eonsultatipn with the Dominican got
ernmeaii, with their concurrence and IL
Intended e assist them Ia tlse enforce
me1t oi tleir regulations designed 10
prevent fle perennial revolutionlst2 of
The island from getting wariike supplies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
BRYAN IN TOXIC.
Warmly Welcomed BY The Japanese
American Society.

Toxic, Oct. iiliarn ]. Brvan ar
rived yesterday and was warmly ueI
coined BIZ members I'll the Japanese.
American society. He was given B din.
Der al tie Maple Iliub ~ lie same So
Getty.
il il expected be viii he granted aH
andienee by the Mikado.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
PLOT TO KILL L0UBET
Spaniards ssnnggie Dynamite for Use
During His Visit

PsTis, 9et. gSA dispateh lo the IslJ
Bias from Madrid yesterday, announced
aliat the poliee sd Barcelona have found
nEfalsef 81 packages 81 Dynamite con
sealed II flowers The invest gatSoits
made Indicate that there was d plot to
alse a8namite during Presidents Losltefis
approaching yisit 70 king Alfonso Sew
erai arrests haYe beer made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-18
JERRY SIMPSON DYING


Wichita, KAN, Oet. as. fafmef Con-
gressman Jerry Simpson is Vt deaths
aoor His physicians aay tlie end fnay
eone ut any hour
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-01
OBITUARY RECORD.
Eaton.

Mrs. Regina Eaton, former resident
of this city. died Tuesday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs J. A. Myers. al
Denver. Colo. The remains arrived
here today for burial and the funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon from
the home of Mrs. Julia Schreiner, Ills
Fourth avenue. Mrs. Eaton was 81
years of age. Her early life was spent
in this city. she leaving 80 years age
for the west. Her husband was Lieut.
Joseph Eaton, who enlisted in the wal
Of the rebellion from this place and
who was killed. His remains were
brought home and were the first of any
soldier to be buried here during the
conflict. Old residents well remember
the great outpouring of people on that
occasion. Mrs. Eaton leaves Mrs. My
ers. two sons. Charles of Denver. and
William of California. There are also
two sisters, Mrs. Charlotte PUNK and
Mrs. Louise BLY,, both of this city.