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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14
Additional Locals.

Mr.. Cooper, from Ohio, is in the
city for a few days.
Mrs. Fox. of Carrolton. Wash.
is visiting friends here this week.
Crescent Baking Powder costs asc
pound. Get Il Of your grocer.
Leslie Manning Of Oswego, Ore. ,
was the guest Of Mrs. Belcher,
Sunday.
Henry Agre, of volga, South
Dakota, Is the guest of p. ]. Peter
son, this week.
The early riser may see men and
women busily at work in their gar
dens in St. Johns every morning.
Mapeline is sweet and good.
Costs little and saves much. Order
II Of your grocer.
St. Johns has been full of bare
footed boys and girls during the
week, all as happy as clans at high
tide.
PorrRR x GooLp are agents
for the Elwood Woven Wire Fence,
a very neat, strong and inexpensive
fence.
James Ireland, representing the
Elysian Manufacturing Co., of
Detroit, Mich, was In our city
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Lenard. of Vir-
ginia, were in our city last Satur-
day, looking for a place to invest
surplus funds.
A new boat has been built to ply
between Portland and this city, and
will commence running as soon 40
dock facilities are secured.
Mr.. Baylis. of Colorado. who is
travelling for the benefit of his
health, thinks St. Johns is just the
place for which he is looking.
There is little girl in the city
Of ST. Johns whose sense of touch
is so acute that she can feel a color.
She says she often feels blue.
Congregational services will be
held at Bickner hall Sunday after
noon. Rev. Chase will preach at
$3.50. Sunday school at ago.
Rev. E. L. McVicker is shaking
hands with old friends here again
this week, and looks none the worse
after his weeks hard woIk at con-
ference.
Guy Buford, of Los Angeles, an
for the Fraternal Brother
hood, was in the city this week with
the view of organizing lodge Of
the order.
Happy is the man who never
troubles trouble, trouble never
him. Especially is this
true of the man who had gumption
enough to steer clear of city politics.
Agigantic specimen of the order
Hymenotera is now lying in front
,f the writer. 1t is about as long
As a string and as fat as a match,
but for all that it seems proud of
Is lineage.
Mapleine can be had at St. Johns
grocery. Telephone in your order.
From the number of applications
presented to the council for permis-
lion to run a saloon within the cor
porate limits of St. Johns. it looks
IS If theliquor men regard it as a
yood thing.
EsrRAyRD- From University
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at 9 O clock; evening services, 7:45.
Holy Saturday, morning services
at 9 o'clock; evening services, 7:45.
Easter Sunday, first mass at 7
o clock; solemn High Mass at Io:-
80; evening services at 1890.
Catholics, please notice the time
of the various exercises and attend
them all. Everybody is welcome,
and cordially invited to attend.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14

We do crown and bridge work without pain
Our 10 years experience In plate work en-
ables us to ht your mout comfortably.
DIR. w. A. Wise has found safe way 10 ex-
tract teeth, absolutely without pain. Dr. r.
y. Wise IL an expert at gold hiiing aud crown
and bridge work. Extracting free when
plates or bridges are ordered.
WISE BROS. Dentists,
Failing Building. cor Third and Wash. sts.
Open evenings till 3 p, m. sundays from 3
70 "a. Or Main Soss.
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Entertainment postponed.

The benefit entertainment for the
st. johns Volunteer Fire depart
ment, announced for tonight, has
been postponed until next Friday
night. on account of sickness of a
couple of members of the cast,
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Fishing Tackle.

The Portsmouth Pharmacy, at
Portsmouth station, has one of the
most complete stocks of fishing
tackle ever shown on the peninsula.
1t affords the true disciple of Walton
much delight to examine this stock.
The prices are right, too.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14

Briefs, pamphlets, folders, office
stationery, business cards. dodgers.
programs, invitations and an
nouncements turned out on short
order and at reasonable prices at
The Rcsiesc office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14
lO''- and CITY NEWS
,,.,,sd From Various Sources and
" Condensed.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

:. order to insure a change Of ad-
.,..men, 70 the copy for such change
ve."h ss.,d reach this office not later than
.s""..Sresdsy, at 8 o'clock p. m. Please
weoh w,h.r this and save the printer
~. of "oyertime" work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30

friends. She returned last week and
win resume her duties for Mr.. Batchel-
der the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Meader of Marsh
field were in town last Saturday.
bir. Kelley returned on Monday from
weeks trip to Malone, N. y.
Misses Clara Perrin and Lolita Nut
ting were visitors in Montpelier on Sat
urday.
A number from this place attended
the fair at Washington Wednesday and
Thursday
Miss Gladys Sanders, a teacher at
Montpelier seminary, spent Sunday N
town as the guest Of the Rev. |. Fl
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Batchelder and
son, Henry, were in Burlington over
Sunday visiting friends. They returned
home Tuesday.
f. o. Wedge and G. T. Davidson Of
Montpelier passed through this place on
Tuesday in an automobile.
O. i. Martin is attending the fair
IN Brattleaoro this week and has some
Of bis fine Durham stock on exhibition.
Rev /. r. Chase, pastor Of the N.
Il. church in this place, who was a
delegates from the Vermont conference
to the International Epworth League
held at Denver, in July, gave report
of the same at church last Sunday
evening, assisted by Mrs. Chase and
Miss Gladys Sanders Of Montpelier SEM
mary. 1t was a very interesting talk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
MORE FEVER
CASES REPORTED
Situation Decidedly Worse at
New Orleans.
RAIN BROUGHT RESULTS.
Pensacola Reports Only Seven New
Cases = aFeyer Disguised Bless
ing" Says New Orleans
Man.
RAIN BROUGHT RESULTS.

New Orleans, Sept. ao.-The yellow
fever report to p. m. Thursday is
as follows: New cases, %; total to
date, e,o41; deaths, 4; total, as4; new
focl, 81; cases under treatment, POI; dis
charged, 1926.
The indications Of a larger list Of
new cases Thursday because Of the
large list OF suspicious cases reported
the day before were verified, but at
that the number of new cases is small
ana shows that steady decline can be
expected henceforth. The list Of sus-
picious cases reported Thursday was very
hight, and foreshadowed a very light re-
port for yesterday. Only five Of the
new eases were above Canal street,
while the greater portion Of the others
are down in the seventh and eighth
wards. Two new cases were brought
III from jefferson parish, one Of them
coming from Haryey's Canal. OF the
deaths, all but one were below Canal
street.
Surgeon Won Ezdorf returned to the
city Yesterday from Tallulah and left
at 5 p. m. for Jacksonville, Fla, to car.
~ on an educational campaign in that
state, which has been considerably
alarmed over the spread Of the fever
at Pensacola. Surgeon White win leave
for tour along the Southern Pacific
road, this morning, for the purpose o.
consulting with the parish and local an
thorities on quarantine matters. Thl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
SAYS BIG SHIPS DID IT.
Assistant Secretary Darling on Lessons
of War.

OF wal
New York. Sept. 80.-Assistant Sec
retary Darling Of the navy department
before lie sailed on the Havana for Colon
Thursday, spoke Of the lessons Of the
Japanese Russian war and the subject
Of battleships. Mr.. Darling said
tThe lesson of the war is that the
bic ships and the guns did it. They got
the range and then went in and did the
work. This now seems to be the time
Of the big battleships. Congress has
authorized two 16000-ton battleships,
and If it was desirable to increase the
tonnage we would have to 60 to Congress
again and get an extra appropriation,
do not know how much more would be
needed In England they are building
the $4,000 ton battleship. Of course, IN
things of this kind Il depends on what
the other fellow is doing. 1t is much
I like a woman with new bonnet, One
aets new style and the Others must
have one like it.
Il believe that the f2-inch gun is
strong enough. Any stronger would re,
lquire stronger platform carriage and
1 the strength to meet the greater powei
Of recoil We have tried the 13-inci
guns, and we have gone back to the ~
inch,
Torpedo boats have done the worh
for which they are required ! am moi
IS much surprised that they did moi
figure so much in the sea fight. They
lido their work, but in the fight i was
the large boats which were opposed
They had to fight 1t out.
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7be Times Daily Short Story.


90 ~ 90 800 80 49, 14N aa4 go - ~
who had been intimate with the forger,
lived In bachelor quarters at q suburb
on the railroad the woman ia green
had supposedly taken.
Harry's next move was a visit to the
suburb in question. Opposite the bank
clerks house was a little red brick
dwelling with green blinds. Harry
rang the bell, and ii was answered By
little pale woman with very black
eyes. Harry asked If she would rent
him room. She declined, but when
he offered her as much per month for
one front room as she paid for the
whole house she agreed to move out OF
her own room and let him move into II.
Harry kept an eye on the house OPP
posite. but though he watched for a
week. saw nothing suspicious. Then
he laid plan to get information from
the postman He would listen for the
mans whistle, 60 TO meet him and
ask IL he had any letters for him, The
man would look over the letters about
to be delivered, Harry looking over
his shoulder. This Harry did quite
often. and every time gave the man
half dollar. Harry had specimens
of the fugitiye's handwriting and was
watching for a letter from him. Gne
day he saw In the postman's hands a
| letter which at once attracted his at
tention. The handwriting was nothing
like the criminals, but the postmark
was that of small town in Canada.
That afternoon Harry paid bis land
| lady and took a train for Canada.
On the way be studied photograph
of the forger, but studied more the
/ probable disguise he would assume.
4 He made up his mind that, having
had good luck as q woman, he would
stick TO woman's dress. When Harry
reached his destination he found a vii
4 lage OF few hundred people On
4 inaulring IL any strange woman had
lately come to town he was disappoint
ell at the negative replies He inter
viewed the postmaster and learned that
man recently arrived ait farm II
the neighborhood was receiving letters
which were called for by the farmer
with whom he lived, Harry hired 6
horse ana wagon and drove TO th'
farm. AS he drove up to the house
the only person visible, sitting on III
porch reading a newspaper was th'
counterpart Of the photograph IN Har
} rvs pocket
Hunted men dread every one they
, meet, and Harry could see the forge
turn a shade paler. Harry, instead 4
/ asking for d nights lodging ~ be ha'
intended, inquired about the road am
4, drove on. Returning to the village Gin
/ cautiously, he telegrnphed for the nee
J essary papers. and within two day
4 the forger was arrested
Why hadn't the detectives notice
q the same clewq What was there ]
I several hundred newspaper clipping
I To attract their attention, though on
/ was an account Of the escape Of a sp
thirty years beforeT Harry was
4 horn detective, but he didn't follow II
d business. After his marriage !
/ worked his capital in bonds and g
, rich RUSSELL THORNE.
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dition, resort TO alcoholic stimulants
and invigorants.' the after effects OF
which are very injurious.
Dr. X. v. Pierce, forty years ago found
That women were being mistreated
through Ignorance or carelessness and
determined to devote his life and energies
70 their relief.
Hdpinq found the cause Of their suf-
ferlng, ne nert sought for the means Of
Tettef. and found IA Natures lGb0Tdto77f--
the earth, certain roots which had re-
markable and valuable medicinal virtues
for the cure Of these ailments.
Using chemically pure giycerine, OF
proper strength instead of alcohol, he
prepared extracts OF these. and the result
was 20 satisfactory that the combIna-
tion became his Fayorite Prescription. ?
The roots used are: Lady's Slipper root,
Black Cohosh root, Unicorn root Blue
CohOsh root and Golden Seal root The
world knows 1t as DIR. PIERCE's FAVOR
derful and unparalleled record of a half
million Of cures In the last forty years.
Write 10 DR. Pierce, Buffalo, n ", for
advice, given without charge.
RI am glad to be able to testify a. to the
merits OF DIR. Pterce's Favortte Prescription
for the many Ills that women suffer With. .
writes Miss Gertrude Mitchell president
Young Ladies' Christian Endeavor Society.
43 Columbia Street, r., Detroit. Mich. After
many years Of suffering and pain. 7 took
your medicine, and in short time began 70
feel stronger, became n ore regular and
didn't have the bearing-down pains which
had been my lot Tor 50 long. Shall never
cease 70 be very grateful that It was brought
70 my notice. | have no pains and feel much
stronger generally
Or. Pierce's Pellets cleanse the clogged
system from accumulated impurities.
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PLAINFIELD.

L. +. Fortney was in Barre on Tues
day.
Frank Marsh Of East Calais was in
town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Goodenough is visiting her niece,
Miss Elsie Warren.
Mrs. B. j. Buxton was in Montpelier
and Barre on Tuesday.
I. l. Kreapp and wife were in Barre
visiting friends on Friday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hooper spent Sunday at
her home in South Ryegate.
George King and family attended the
fair at Mortified last week.
Virgil Kent of Calais began work re-
Gently at T.. d. Bartlett's store.
w. II. Danforth Of Cowes, N. H., is
in town for n few days on business.
Barney Addison went to New York
on Monday to remain for a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Johnston Of Berlin is visit
ing her brother, Rev. |. z. Chase, for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Holmes Of Barre
visited at the home Of Walter Martin
hast Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Watkins of Barre
visited J. S. Chamberlain on Saturday
Of last week.
Mrs. Clement st. John was in St
bloomsbury last week visiting and to at
tend the fair.
Mrs. v. A. Bemis and son, Murray
were in Barre visiting friends Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The subject at the Methodist churcl
Sunday, Oct. 1st, will be: "Ihe Noun
tains Of the Lord"
Mrs. Nj. Kelley visited several days II
Montpelier last week, returning to hel
home on Thursday.
DR.. Herbert Townsend of Bridgeport
has recently visited his mother in town
Mrs. Herman Townsend
AIable Wood Of Lisbon, N. H., is il
town caring for Mrs. Eggiesfeld, Wit
is reported to be quite i'll.
Fred Bolles left Thursday night TO
Boston, where he expects to get po
sition on the elevated road.
Mrs. George Southwick and daughte
of North Montpelier are visiting Mrs
Martha Chaplin for few days.
\ win Whitcher Of Lisbon, n. II, j
in town visiting his parels, Mi. auI
Mrs G. W. Whitechee, for few weeks
Quite a number from this place wen
to Marshfied last Saturday evening &
attend the show and dance at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheaf Of Marsh
field were in town on Sunday VISITING
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. /. F, Sheai
Mrs. II H. Bartlett went last Tues
day morning to Boston to spend tw
weeks with her brother, Frank Bartlett
Mrs. n. E. Shorey ond sister, Matti
Kiser, went to Maplewood, n. H., o
Tuesday TO visit their brother, ii. /
(, Kiser.
Mrs. William Adams Of Montpelie
spent few days of this week wit
g her parents, Dir. and Mrs. Orrin Sar
3 born.
George r. Whitcher Of Lisbon, N. II
e who has been visiting his parents
town for a few days, returned to h
home in Lisbon on Tuesday.
Carl Foss Of Boston was in tow
Wednesday visiting his mother, Mrs.
A. Foss, who is very i'll. Mrs. Mar
CAVITY Of WoodsyilIe, n. H., is CARR
for her.
! Mrs. Ruth Laird, who kept house la
/ winter for w. ]. Batchelder, has bes
! spending the summer in Canada yisitil
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Nothing Better to Do

lOrlginai.l
Ny friend Harry Huntlng's case was
a common one. Ii was one OF the In
Vulnerable cases of young men IN love
nnd with nothing on which to support
wife. He had not even a position.
He had seen It announced that GER
tain bank had offered a reward Of $780,
900 for the capture Of man who had
perpetrated forgery upon It and fed.
Harry knew nothing OF detective work,
but for the want Of something to do
applied for information relating 10 the
case with view TO taking hold Of IT.
The forger's rooms in an apartment
house had been taken possession Of by
Che police and were open to inspection
Harry sauntered around there as much
from idle curiosity as anything else
and was admitted by the person in
charge. He found everything as the
fugitive had left 1t even to soiled linen
IA the floor. The caretaker permitted
hin to open drawers. closets and such
other places as he faneied might con
tain some clew though the man kept
sharp watch over him. There was
nothing that especially attracted bis
attention. though he noticed from a
number Of newspaper clippings Ia u
paper box on an upper closet shelf that
the runaway had been addicted to
their collection. Harry obtained per
mission to look them over at his lei
sure.
they were mainly incidents, some
Of them hairbreadth escapes and the
r2t on scattering subjects One was
al account OF the escape Of SPY
glaring the civil war lii woman's dress
ANY connection between this incident
and the method Of escape chosen by
the criminal was rather forced, br
since Harry had nothing better 70 d
he thought he would try to find sucl
connection.
Calling on the landlady Of the apart
nent house lie had long talk wilt
her, at tie end Of which she called I
memory that the evening on which tn
criminal was supposed toabave left tn
house she had noticed a strange woma
passing through the halls. Wome
were not lodged in the house and wer
not expected to come there. The lane
lady had followed the intruder. VIII
got out before she could catch be-
She wore a dress Of green cloth whic
had been fashionable few years b
fore, the bodice covered with Il fla
braid. Her hat was ornanented VII
q profusion Of bends ana two lare
ostrich feathers Harry went with IL
landlady to the entrance Of the bulk
Ing and asked which of three possib
ways the woman had gone. The al
swer indicated the way to the nearei
railway station, only few blocks di
tant.
# Going to the bank officer who ho
the matter In charge, he asked
number of questions and learned thi
one Of the principal clerks of the ban
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
1T DRAWS HARD

On wOman's vitality to do work for
which she is untitled, and We wonder how
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30

country reports showed % new cases and
deaths.
The rain continued internationally on
Thursday. The federal authorities, how
ever, were inclined to believe that the
storm had done more good than harm.
Fortunately the rain was sufficiently
heavy to clear out the cutters and
drains, and to wash all the water hith-
erto stagnant into the swamps and the
lake" said DR.. White. All mosquitoes
larvae which were in that water have
been washed out into the salt water and
destroyed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
How's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by halrs
Catarrh Cure.
+. i. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known II. j. Chez
ney Tor the last Is years, and believe him per-
fectiy honorable IN all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm
WALDO. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls CatarTh Cure il taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
Tuberculosis Commission Campaign.

It win be remembered that the last
legislature enacted a law providing that
Tie state tuberculosis commission should
Give Al least one public meeting in each
County each year and at such meeting
one or more Of the committee lecture ON
the causes, prevention, and cure Of tuber-
eulosis. The first meeting this season
IS to be held in Essex county, IN Barton
Monday evening, October ..
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Rest, Hsal.h and eomeort 90 sIothsr ana

MRS. wINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for,
children teething, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind
collie. Perfectly safe in all cases, We would
say to every mother who has suffering child
Do not let your prejudice, nor the preiudice1
ofothers, stand between you and your suffer
absolutely sure-to follow the use OF this
medicine, iftimely used. Price 25c. q bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
A WITNESS DISAPPEARS.
Private John Fitzgerald May Be De-
serter

Burlington, sept. %. Private John
Fitzgerald, Troop / 18th cavalry, Of
the military post, one of the witnesses
in the Williams murder trial, left his
troop Yesterday and at present is absent
without leave. Fitzgerald has stated
in this city that be would desert il
he could secure enough funds.
Before leaving the post Fitzgerald
went 10 the locker of Private George
III. Chelcre, Troop /, and helped himself
to a new suit Of citizens clothes, II
which he made his exit, leaving his uni
form clothing at the post. His hom'
is in Boston. The police Of this city
have been asked to look out for him
Fitzgerald is % years old. He has beer
in the troop for year. Captain Nc
Nance was asked last evening if h
was d good soldier. He said: He wa
poor soldier, but we would like to &c
hold Of him to punish him for what h
has done"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
FOR AN ASSAULT.
Allen Leonard of wallingford Was Fined
$500 Yesterday.

Rutland, Sept. 3o.--Allen Leonard Of
Wallingford was fined $500 in court yes
tefday for an assault on C. V. Aims
worth Of Wallingford several months
ago. He grabbed him by the throat
and knocked him down, according to the
testimony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30

ouLlr u Tile WBHltl
OF our land live
through a single
season OF pleasure
or dissipation.
They VIII say
with tears in their
eyes. hen they
mention the sub
ject at all, 1t Is a
hard pull" that
with pain, weak
ness and WEAKNESS
tn ey are ralmost
gged OUT
Manv IN thfa oap.
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UNDER 5000 BAIL.

Oliver German Of Burlington Is Held
for Trial.
Burlington, Sept. 30.Ohver German
was placed under $500 bail in city court
yesterday, charged with furnishing Ii
quor to three boys, and was sent back
to Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
UNDER FALsE PRETENcEs.
These Men Are Said to Have Collected
Money.

Money.
Rutland, Sept. 3O.-John Monahan
was arrested at Ludlow today at the
request Of the Rutland police, charged
with soliciting money under false pre-
fences. He came here few days ago
with G, r. Naylor, representing himself
To be an agent Of the State Federation
Of Labor. He obtained money from
local firms for advertisements for a
handbook. They left Rutland suddenly
when they learned that warrants were
out for them.
Naylor was arrested, too, but broke
away from the officer.