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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

There is hothlnk .Bre b9t death ard tAzes," aud lf ue haze she proper estimate 9f ,be democrats of thss and other countfes In Eastera ArkaHsas ihey wilI not trade a man llke Senator Berry. who after lie spent ia public seFFHee 4s still poor maa, for 6 nan ike Governor Dare, uho after 1se years u the gogernor's office ' able to spend more than hi. salary for postage stamps.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

Ysar Cnes Je@ s u4sg to s.zf1 oa h. head :. the Ind ,o eF.fsaee his appreciation of the ultra .spport of B4yog Aeto torn- ship. The intfc4tIos. are tha. Senator Berry EIIl saye hA The trosb 2 of any pefson2l eE5rf.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

The President paced ttro8gb the clfy Eedte.day morning at estt5 . 5e.oe&-shfIreIy too ear : fer ForFe.tCity foIkts so him hsaors.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
nas Stood the lest zs Years.

Inc a.1 original Groves Is,tpl--> Chm Tome. 1aa know what you ate ttsiat. U Iron and 4GiHHue iu a ta2fe.tSs taIH. N cure. uo pay. 5ue
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
Policeman Fired "a Man.

Considerable excitement was caused
IL Bennington late Saturday evening
by the firing 81 several shots from
revolver, Il appears that for couple
LOT weeks Officer Kelly has had q war.
rant ion the arrest Of Bert DeForee
charged with disturbing the peace He
saw DeForge Saturday evening and told
him that he wanted him. DcForee ask
ed the officer for a warrant aud while
Air. Kelly was looking through some
papers, he started Ia run down Main
street. Officer Kelly fred three 81 four
times attracting large crowd. He
was finally apprehended near the lane
which leads from Main to Washington
streets and taken to iail SANDY" Yetal
and Officer Bra2scl assisted IN the chase.
DefoIge Is on 81 the two brothers who
assaulted Deputy Sheriff Godfrey with
an IRON bar few month ago when he
went g arrest them aud for which one
Z serving q term III states prison. Of
iate The family, part Of which bear
paa name have been living on River
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
MINISTERS SCORN
4 ROCKEFELLER'S 100000
Protest Against Acceptance of Gift for
Foreign Missions From
Congregational
Ministers.

Boston, March %. congregational
ministers representing Boston and va
rious sections Of New England have for
warded to the American Board Of Com,
missioners for Foreign Missions pro-
test against the acceptance by the
board Of gift of 100000 from John
p. Rockefeller, of New York.
The petition which was prepared by
"a committee chosen at meeting Of the
clergymen protests against the accept
ance Of the gift on the ground that the
Standard Oil company, of which Mr..
Rockefeller IL the head, Stands before
the public under repeated and recent
formidable indictments in specific terms
for methods which are morally iniqui-
tous and socially destructive" and that
"the acceptance of such gift involves
the constituents Of the board III re-
lation implying honor toward the don,
er aud subjects the board to the charge
of ignoring the moral issues involved.
IN conclusion the protest says:
We, the undersigned, therefore pro-
test against any action BY which our
church may even seem to be compromis-
ed, and we plead with the officers of
tile board to decline the gift or TO re-
turn it ii il has been accepted"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
Plan For the Unidentified
Victims of BrocktOn.
TO HOLD PUBLIC SERVICES
Plan Proposed for Disposing Of the
Bodies Of Unidentified Dead
Taken From the Grover
Factory Ruins.

ID t rs
Broekton March ~ 10 be buried n
one common grave IN Melrose cemetery
after a joint funeral service at City The
atre Thursday afternoon, is the plan
now proposed for disposing Of the nl'
identified dead taken from the Grover
factory ruins. and this plan is likely to
be adopted at meeting q the clergy
Of the city called for 3 o'clock tins al
ternoon at the Office Of the mayor.
There has already been informal as
sent to this proposition, Il seems e
be the most feasible plan ~ meeting The
situation, which iulperstiyely demands
immediate methods IF treating It.
From sentimental point Of view
there is much else to be desired, The
consolation Of giving burial % their
dead is something that would be graf,
flying beyond measure to the surviving
relatives and friends, but in the great
majority Of cases it is recognized that
this il impossible because of the inabii.
ity to make identification that would be
reasonably accurate.
The eitN therefore, viii first do its
part and hold 4 public funeral from City
Theatre, and then the different churches
win doubtless follow with memorial SER
ysipps
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
LAWS VIOLATED.
Speculative Flathouse Craze in New
York City.


New York, March ~ Disclosures
following the collapse Of nine partially
completed fat buildings since the thaw
set in last Saturday have caused the
city authorities to stop work on many
structures and to put under the sur
veillance Of special inspectors dozens Of
other houses in the course Of erection.
An investigation into the methods Of
the bureau Of buildings, which may
cause revolution in the department,
has also been started.
Borough President Ahearn has taken
personal charge, and has learned Of the
existence Of speculative Aathouse
building" craze, whereby houses are sold
from their plans and put up SO readily
that since the first Of the year it has
been possible to build six stories Of
stone foundation and brick wall, despite
laws which prohibit the erection 81 wall
on pier, or parts, in freezing weather
There were Is instances of buildings
IN the northern section Of the city. all
Of which have been rushed to compile
ton, although On not one day since
January ] has the mercury failed to
fall below the freezing point.
That a great death roll has not fol-
lowed the fan Of the buildings is at
tributed only 10 the best Of fortune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
10 COLLECT CIVIL WAR RELICS.
A. R. Hurlbut Post Of st. Adams ASKS
That They be Loaned Them.

a. i. HTlbUt Post, No 60, Grand
Army Of the Republic Of st. Adams
has placed ID its beautiful room ~
Memorial building, handsomely finished
oak eases with glass tops, ii which ii
IS proposed % place for safe Keeping
son, enirs Of Tie Civil War.
II "a aell known fact that naarlv
every family especially those that had
members in tie service % their c0un.
try during The War Of the Rebellion.
has. or did have some relic Of camp or
battlefield which was highly priced Dur.
ing the life 81 the soldier Who secured
it. But those who came after him not
sharing the sentiment, nor approaching
the associations surrounding the relic.
have allowed il u be nislaid 81 Iast.
me object 81 ere members IF Post
Hurlbut Is % preserve these mementoes
81 the four years struggle from being
lost 50 that those who eelne after them.
as wen as tAose who have come on u
Che stage 81 action since The war, NAV
become more interested IN that event
il the history 81 oar country, and
through these objects attain higher
degree II patriotism. Relies III the
War Of the Revolution and the War IF
1912 are now being sought for, and any
thing connected with either Of these
events is almost priceless II viii BE-
but few years, at most, when sneh al.
tlcles As the post now seeks to preserve
will be in demand Therefore, Tho com.
mittee which has the matter in charge
urgently requests any person who may
lfave anything connected with the Civil
War which can possibly BE Of interest
to the general public, to either donate
o. loan it 70 the post for safe keeping.
The articles viii be reeeipted for. rec.
ord Of each article made III book spe.
elally Kept for that purpose, the article
properly labeled and placed under lock
and key IN the cases referred To, and
ln the charge Of committee appointed
BY The post for that especial purpose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
FIRING HARD
SOUTH OF TIE
Rennenkampff May be Sur
rounded.
CAUGHT In JAP TRAP.
Horde of Starving Camp Followers in
the Wake Of the Retreating Rus
sian Army-Gen. Kuropatkin
Command Of First Army.
CAUGHT in JAP TRAP.

Paris, March % A despatch to the
Petit Parisien from Hardin says that
heavy firing has been heard south Of Tie
Ling. II is supposed that Gen. Rennen-
kampH's division has arrived ait Telling
My to find it occupied by the Japan
csc. Consequently it is feared that
Rennenkampf is surrounded.
A st. Petersburg despatch to the
Petit Parisien says that the situation
Of the Russian army in Manchuria is
deplorable. In the rear Of the retreating
force follows horde Of 10000 strag-
glers, half mad with starvation and IA
tigue, who rob all alike in their eager
ness for food
4 despatch to the Matin from Hardin
confirms the report that Gen. Kuropat-
kin has been placed in command Of the
First Army, formerly commanded by
Linieyitch.
London, March 20 A lull similar to
that which followed the previous bat
ties OF the war seems to have begun.
There is no further news OF the Japan
ese pursuit Of the Russians, nor is there
any reliable indication that the Japan
ese are further north than Kaiyuan
IL is assumed that Gen. Linieyitch
the Russian commander -in-chief, is at
Kaushulin, otherwise Guntzuling, at
which place, it il inferred, reinforce
ments are arriving from Hardin.
4l.af
three salvage steamers chartered by the
Japanese to raise the sunken Russian
warships at Port Arthur viii sail this
week.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of
the Times confirms the report that Gen.
Kufopatkin asked to serve under Gen.
Linievitch rather than return to Russia
The Car consented. The Russians are
delighted. The incident has removed
some Of the bitterness of defeat.
Gen. Kuropatlin now commands the
tirst army, which was formerly COM
manded by Gen. Linievitch. This army
it is stated provides the Russian rear
guard. 1t is inferred that the Russians
will continue to retreat to the north
ward
This may be explained by the report
that Gen. kawamura, one of the Japan
csc commanders, is approaching Kirin,
whence he might threaten Changchun or
Kunshulin, intercepting the Russian re-
treat
The Council of war met on Monday,
decided to continue the campaign and to
order the further mobilization Of troops.
This decision il based rather on diplo-
matte than on military considerations;
that is, it is preparatory to negotia-
tions for peace rather than a continue
ton of the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
ANTIMIcRosE CRUSADE.
Chicago Phyaicians' Rules ON ths
Dodging OF Germs.

NN@Asas % WfAAA9s
Don't let the baby play on the door.
Don't eat white bread.
Don't leave your mouth open When
sweeping, and II you do wear gauze
over It.
For every i've persons In the room
burn one gas jet
Arrest gentlemanly looking lndivld
uals that spit on the sidewalk.
Arrest women wiplng up the pave
ment with long skirts.
Place policemen at the entrances "
downtown shops and arrest all who
fail to observe these rules.
Follow these rules very elaselg ana
germs will disappear. Advice Given ~
Chicago Physicians.
Dr. G. Z. Humlson and other sneak.
ers at a symposium recently held m.
der the auspices Of the Chicago Medical
society at the Public library Ii C,hica.
go thus began their antlserm crusade
Each point was elaborated ana e,taf
dated and punctuated wlth citations
from the theory of evolution nnel
germs took On enormous proportions
seFs the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Poorly ventilated Office buildings
We're said 10 be germ incubators
A policeman not only should ia sta.
toned before downtown shops NJ
quickly nab man who, though n gen
uenaniy appearance. still Is inclinod "a
spit but after taking the man ID the
station he should hie hih back ii tliat
spot and wait for the woman wlth
long skirts, that be might also aotbe,
her IN as an example Of antieerm 81
Tenders. II
Women when sweeping should WI,
gauze over their mouths the Bocto,
said, 50 that the germs now q nTese'
ieiit p 81 homes might not take refuge
N the Threats Of the housewives
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
BARRE WOMEN INTERESTED
Miss Jeulia NJ. Beu. overwoked and Ner.
vous, Tells Of Her Remarkable
Cure by vinol.

How many women right here in Barre
are in her condition dragging out a
weary existeneeg They are not sick
enough to lie IN bed, but they are over
worked, tired ont, run down, thin, ner-
vons and miserable. Sush women will
be interested ia Miss Beu's letter.
Miss Beu writes; Il was nervous
and weak, having constant headaches,
and that general worn out, overworsed,
iired-all the time feeling Vinol was
recommended to me as a wonderful cod
liver Oh restorative for weak, tired won
en-. / tried it and it has made an en-
tirely different person of me- | am
well and strong, and can do my work
with ease and without fatigue IT gives
me great pleasure to recommend Vlnol
to overworked, tired, nervous women,
as | believe it is without an equal in
its wonderful. restorative powers
Mr. Wells Of Rickcrt d Wells. our
well konwn druggists, states that Vinol
never fails 70 cnre and build up such
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
LOST TWO ON VOYAGE.
Sarnatian Had Very Severe Trip From
Glasgow.

Halifax, n. s., March %. Eighteen
days out from Glasgow the Allen line
steamer Sarmatian, bound for Boston
arrived yesterday, and reported the loss
of the fourth officer and carpenter dur
ing the voyage.
The Sarmatian sailed from Glasgow
March 3, and met continuous strong
head winds, which greatly retarded her
progress, some Of her daily runs being
as short as Is and 10 miles. On March
10, Fourth Officer Fl. Gloyer amid Car
penter Thomas Muir were washed over
board. Mum was not seen again. Clio
yer caught at life buoy, which was
thrown him, but his strength failing,
he lost his grasp and disappeared.
The steamer Corinthian, which left
Glasgow 10 days later than the Sar-
matian arrived here four hours after
the latter steamer. She reported a fine
passage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
BAD BREATH GIVES A BAD
CHARACTER
Brings Social ostracism and Suffering
in the Keenest Degree.

Popularity is hard to gain, easy Ia
lose To Keep ones breath sweet ID
paramount IN business or social success
Tor even friends cannot conceal their
aversion if your breath is foul
bad breath is the inevitable result
81 stomach trouble, Indigestion and avs.
pepsia. say Rickert 4 Wells, tie druo.
aists. but it can easily be cured bv
fhe use Of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
n fact one tablet relieves the condi.
lions. one box will cure the most IN.
iectionable case aud make the breath
sweet aud pure, Here is case IN
point
:. lt gives me great pleasure TO testi
fv % the merits 81 Rexall Dvspei,sia
Tablets [ haze suffered for years and
years with dyspepsia and stomach tfou-
ble. / was bothered with sense of
fulness after eating. headaches, dizl.
ness ana general weakness, acc0Hajauies
81 vile breath and gnawing pains 81 ths
reoion OF the heart After taking one
box Of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets found
nfeat relief and am now fully cuetd.
heartily recommend Rexall Dyspepsia
Pahlets to an who suffer with dgspep.
81. Thomas Hardwood, s27 +. second
ST. Dayton, o.
Many Of our townsmen may he sui.
fering as was Alr. Hardwood. Ii so
we Win gladly give them our personal
guarantee that a twenty-five cent 10Y
of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets win relieve
them or We viii refund their money
Rickert & Wells, Druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
School Leaders at Montpelier.

Montpelier, March 22.- The ranks for
the winter term at Montpelier seminary
have been announced The students
who received the highest average in
ranks were Miss Winifred Perkins,
Hardwiek, 90 IL Sumner @. Darling,
HardwiclS, "a 1.s;Leon j. Morse, Mont
pelier, "a 3.5; al these are members Of
the senior class III the Latin College
Preparatory course. Miss Lena Bush
nell of Waitsfeld, q junior in the same
course, had a general rank Of 90 10.
Both students and teachers call it that
the term just closed has been successful
and pleasant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
RAISING THE MONEY.
Burlington Thinks That $4,000 Will Be
Forthcoming.

Burlington, March 90. The demands
upon The shareholders Of the Burlington
Baseball Association for the second ana
third assessment Of stock Is meeting
with good success, the shareholders in
most instances responding promptly. A
circular stating the necessity Of raising
at least $4,000 for the treasury SO as
to have some backing in hiring players,
has been sent to each member. It is
expected that the sum viii be raised
The league meeting will he sailed early
~ April at Burlington and representa-
tives will be present from Ottawa and
Montreal besides the other cities in
Vermont and New York who wish to
be IN the league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
F0R INHERITANCE TAX.
Gov. Douglas Strongly Urges This
Method Of Increasing Revenue,

Boston, March 22.-Gov. Douglas, in
Ia special message to theh legislature
yesterday, in which he discusses the
condition Of the state finances, and
points ont the necessity which exists,
Lin his Judgment, for increasing the rev.
enue Of tile state, comes out squarely in
favor Of a direct tax on direct inheri-
tances as a means Of raising such reve-
nue., declaring that in would neither
tax our homes nor cypress our indus
tries.n
The committee on taxation reported
adversely this year upon the direct in.
heritanee tax bill, but the House turn
led down the committees report and
substituted the bill, which was then re.
ferred to the committee on ways and
means, where it now IS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
INVENTED HORSE RAKE.
Also Skates and Lawn Mower--Ver-
satiIe Brandon Genius Dead.

Brandon, March %. &C. O. Luce, an
old resident Of this place, died Monday
morning at the advanced age OF 81
years. He is survived by wife, 50
years old, and an adopted son and
daughter, Don and Mabel.
Mr. Luce was mechanic Of more
than ordinary ability and was the III.
ventor Of many useful articles, among
which were q horse rake, skates and a
lawn mower, which he manufactured il
small way TIC was also Interested il
TIE 0ld silver mine on Birch hill and
worked the mine for several years,
spending his time and a large amount
of money, without getting any return.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-22
EASTMAN FREED.
Berlin National Bank Case Is Settled
at Portsmouth.

Portsmouth, NH, March 2a. The
case Of Albert Fl. Eastman, president
Of the Berlin National Bank, under in
dictment in the United States district
court for misapplication Of funds
Of the bank, was disposed of at
the session Of court before Judge Ed
gar II. Aldrieh this forenoon. u. S.
Dist. Atty. Charles ]. HaInblett recom-
nendea that plea Of nolo contendre
be accepted, and that tie case be mar
ked .not to be brought forward" upon
payment Of $500 costs. Judge Aldrich
accepted the plea, and ordered that the
respondent be discharged
a secret indictment, filed with the
court, was brought forward and mol
pressed.
President Eastman was indicted, Feb
ruary, 1904, after the case had been be
fore tile United States Grand jury for
two months.