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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

I t,N,e,N CROCK yAR RIBS, 1frTsBtjRc1, Pan
1-eiis al AT1'1sE e-sut1,lY fair and market
ateadS. Choiee, ss. 10 Hi.5s prime, s5.zoatst4O.
Iiogss-neeeipts lights market Ei1ellye. Urine
S5,s5sis All 'iisht yorkefss d. asso pigs. s4i5D
1901 roughs, O.. " y fair; mar
NON ss1bl n larnl,s. 80; veal calves,
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CATTLE MARKETS. II
4 RICHMOND5LIVEsS STOCK MARKET.
NJ iiglE (Sales attUnIon Stock Yards.)

8 Richmond, ya,. Fob, e1, 1905,
1 The cat le market Is active and STRONGER and
higher on al grades except very COM ~ =
49,, common 70 fair butcher steers. ~ g4e.:
e9ra ahaaS hgasr
slsls q. fat dry cows, good. s..GpsN q; common
" @2Ac.;; veal calves. 6u71sc,; fresh COWS.
ItgRt run e hogs Very best selected hogs
sold from s fair kinds. q; roughs.
The sheer, market was strong and good 2. DE- 2,
Gei common to medium, fQSc. top lambs
Prospects good on all: kinds Of stock for
cIIIcAso. III. FEB, g ! e EE. q, :.
seipts 200 .saa Market steady doea yz e
s s itssss sa isSs ssF sss% se$s
a a. 1921
;4s5Gsod rush hesyy q lisht v9
so6 head Market STEADY, !. Good 10 ehalee
80; natlSe lambs. ,ssa7f5. II s
NEW YoRtS.8 d Fob NIB t,IavIas colpts,
slss head. Feeling unchanged e Dressed beef.
400 head Trade slow. Ordinary to good Iveals
sold at s6la00.s City dressed lYeals steady at
99Wna iGsfe BIT
Sssssy M % pSss as
Observation-Disclosures ei sls mead head GsSs
lower on Buffalo adyces, n a ''.
glis ssst faliIss gsis5a(oas M
el5sws ssr F Psu baiis ssnsa
3QpSc,s; thin stHers) and cows, par llslJ
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Nortn ma r, con Is
Crnt,on lEhort Idns fund ing 4s 077s
1ocnnsvvnIia IL COW 4. 1921
q rrni AZ *. lO2M
81 Tois and iron Mountain con. IS l17A
mig Id 50 fg. "a 4. glTs
al Louis soutlwostsr,il con. As g. s.N
saah oa ~ Is line "A 4 !. ~ RI
g6 ~
So,ither IN * niyay Is . n, 119z
$sSss CT Sssas
1ininn$ nc Is .l 4. 3715
~ r. etaeI ~ 6n /. /. :. e. j. 9isa
Wahash 1sta ~ 1. h. 11ssl
yvaba sh Deb 3s !, n. *
West Nd 4s &. a0sl
Wheeling nd Lake Erie Al I. 947l
vvisrnr, sin l,entrai 4s . "a 81
~ "a Iynila nrai Trust IS 90 RI
Central 81 Georgia 3d IN !. SO
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Is10|Ck,'fM|.A||.R||:|k|''E||''||.
A||G| ! /.
Violent Speculation / If Trunk q '11ts
Lines aud Pacific Rail Rail III Y
SS{ s,s59 u &road Stocks.iS' 5sS88
HEAVY REALIZING.
STavorab1c Bank Statet1,1c.t Il : gal alr
lied Market 4: From I. y 2. 4 q
s#, Latcr8til2 the Day. ,i88,

II Z x 4. 4 \;
.if1x hacciated Press.


x nv Yo Is Il ct4 81 Tic stock mar ,is
ket was thrown into excl ternen e, 20 gh I,
tn.aav ~ tic violent specul LON ~ t IN
4 FINK lines and Pacific Rnilroad sto cKs8
and there was full tevlhl ot the, ~
liz ht.x az VIII q, .ws chilled ~ !l,e bremk
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES consequailt upon " he *
sish 1ffiloyTrnept iii tho Southern IRON
stocks Rnmois and 1.,s. II
sffs e'rientta tbo foe nae York
1.criral. CHI cngo ana ~ erii3 anu g
Union Pacfi was being work ed on " g
on psrfeSft ys;,,bstantia
basis Tor tho central proje po,linled ~
N ~ ttlis cloud ruilors WAS
II fessed basis for the excited bI IN. ~
variatjon 81 tha story way the incluso {,
of Pan sylYarias ana the BENEFITS 9 &. the
II project by an "a cement vi s'rs
is, In 4,
general lines this report folo Ws c y.
relations amongst 81 the properties con-
ccrned .s The rlsequen the move
s 1i sas 81 ~ York Central i4s7s
for rilcaga and Nort . y here \,
are gains y he Esncil,ng
A a. noint In some en- SEES, but here are Snlso
II small declines as The result iof The heavy
VI i4aizing Of the day and NJ jnon Facliic
Itself closed unchanged last ilig ~
& Favorable and rallied tho ma rket from
ySits Charlottesville reaction, but 4 he y c)os-3
$ing: was Irregular ,l'he decreaseS In the
u lean fiten, 0f the bank Is at rlbuted to-
scoiipanles and 10 transfers due to the
lending of foreign ba nix ing houses. The
actual volume of5scredits has expanded
inquest onably during the I'VE elk on d. ac;5
8count'of the large opernti ons In the bond
u market ,rota sales of bonds. par value
=. 4l0, 600. @ Z he total Aalcs stocks were
500 thares. & :3
al MONEY AND I'D lex HANG LOsi5:s
ii Money. on call, nominal; no loans line
NJ lon rr er N ,GO days, per cen 80
III days, 3s33 4 W. F 81 months L.. Prime
rms f'cantle paper, 1924 Is per Il cent
sterling i OK chan es " easier, wit ctualt
III bankars' bills, mt $4SG for
4 demand and Mt $4s4, G5QI$4S4. 10 for 80 day
II bll Posted I'd tes. 1886 q an q $4SS.
lonInercal bill ls. 81 4Gel Y. Bar llyer,f
n % 6;S Mexican dollars 4. s.s
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cL ", BOND QUOTATIONS y

G. and ST. Louis ge,, II s. b. h. NJ. 1854
ChicaEoF Terminal N e 81 Nv
. Chloride Midland "A 5
2 Colorado tnfi soit,r. 4s %
Cuba Is Ger tiflcat es iii 3. 1o7
Ioe,yo rand Rib rande Is /. Il. 3. ". 10t Is
Z Distille Securities 5s 1,
ETIs e gs9sraI en
Ss sklM ys Ra ana sassr o,.y III
npan o. cert ifca .cs !. 10l
Man 'snitle a eon sod III
Mex can Cen trial %
Mexican Central 1Et Inc
nm and st. Louis As (offnred) % ss
E5l Missouri k0rikns ana Texas IS. 100H
" Missouri Kansas and Texas Dds. SO All
x INA tional Mexico 81
New YORK; Cent gem. ~ p. 10gst
New Jersey Central gen e. N: -;
Northern rcclnc 115 y
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Lynchbr,rg Tobacco Market

Lynchburgt Va, Feb. q, 1906, ss
~ Sales 4 of loose N tobacco on the .{L ynchburg
market for the two weeks ending Fobrunr'' 2.
1905. reported by John oglesby, Of Lynch '1 g
IN soldsSweek@ ending February 17th. ass 500
pounds: sold week ling February 2lthi NJ,
80 Opounds; increase for week entiin
% Sold from septen,bcr a 1904, 70 ebruary a.
1906 1885 100 pounds: sold afro re- q, %
crease s; j. for 1866 ID 4oo pounds sold during
February, ,61s. 800 pounds, sold during
FEBRUARY, 1904 g. e6s, 800 pounds. n. r, &
The receipts the past Weels were RI t ID,
heavier than for seyernl weeks a past. Y ne
quality and condition OF tho offerings continue
fairly good. The trad b 1ss q ute act yet
prices on all grades were n Their lower
VI The quotations. are as Toll SS . z.
1ars ea edi ur1, =. 90 a 450
- III B,,,trs s,rond M 4.75 "a 500
i,aris Ina H. T. comm, Il. M s. o0 20 $50
I,a IL las md nm NJ. LEO a $50
"a ~ lon rood . 4. $50 a 1100
11nris iea 4 fIno 90 10 Is 90
/. I, B, 90 a. 20
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a RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET, 4
e III Richmond, Va, Feb. 8, 1906.
y 5gGs3;sQUOTATIONS,t N Tx

SLongberry Gear lots. -. sls2o @Si22
s3S Mixed Gear lots) 20 @ l22
81 Short barry Gear lots) 1.?0 O Lea
"a pa as ess v: Iio lsl
White. .u, ba ote I. !. :! ]! !. y So
Nn.fs2 white Gear lots) M s. Ey s
n No.. 3 white Gear LOT "a III 81 M
TX No.. 2 mixed (cHr lot 81 ....,....... 6lh
No. 3 mix ed (ca- lot )..'.....-. 81 ss
No n mixed Gear lots) i. ........ ss,ls
No. g. mixed Gear iots) ,.....,,. IS s .ls Hi
II No. Q white Gear LOTS ...........,, 36is
~ No. IS white Gear lots) 80
Winter seed 4, n, r, i. 45si @ TO
RYE \. 4. so
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NJ p, Feb FLOUR
spot contract. and the month Sill 9l,l5; ;
southern BY sample, ~ NJ c1rn-unsSt-
an, Waite cpat,. "a 4Csi a5Gla Oats 4 rmer.
Rye-F'irm; y No. . Western, s5@S6c: d! Butter
Firm and funchanged; fancy IN 20 G3oc:;sS DO,
creamery. 50 p36c. lSggsF irn and unchanged
at 32Sc. Cheese Firm and unchanged :; large.
l13Ac,:f small, l4c. I q Sugar --Stro and y, I'M
changed a course anula ted and Anne. $6l6.
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~ " - -
COTTON MARKET

Opened steady at an advance OF rs points on
March which wac, In demand BY SPOT houses.
while other mouths reflectlng rather sdisap-
scepts, were .dta points lower, Trading was
quiet. and with fresh demand limited prices
following the call gradually worked y lower,
hut showed a fairly steady tone, about 3af
points under last nights flnal H " M
Receipts Of cotton at the ports day were ere
2I,Oa3 bales against ~, 99S last week and GOA
last year; for the Week (estimatedl &c. COO bales
ingainst 1881? last week aud n, Year
To-days receipts at New Orleans were 5aS1
bales against S.225 last year, and at Houston
helc bales against 1895 last yenr,
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M RICHsIoND PRODUCE {, > MARKET.

Ii 1000
~ FL on II Receipts not so heavy q his week,
and market about stead VIII E ~
Receints bai;,pie for8 demand, and market dull.
rs-o.lat. Az Il YyT Receipts con tinuo hit
and ma rket aulet.t eceipts are Lighter.
but az yet there is no cha nges In quot Ions.
e poTATOEs-Rccel modera te;; market qutet
and weak. Sls il,s Y, !.
4 nj i'dc,nan1 good "a receipts of frozen stack
heavy, and for these there is aLoI demand
APPLE S-Firm; light receipt
NoIONS-R Receipts ccpti nue light and marker as
steady. 8+s t3!s, rs u.
!hsye Increased and the mark Is unsettled. ~
4 5BUTTER- Market continues act i've with light
receip ",
I, POuLTRY-Alarket active for both 1--we and
dressed In1odera o receipts 5s h, ssEs
sT.yIRGI IN IA 8RACOS-Un Unchanged: DUH SOL
l&s8 RECEIPTS FOR TIE yfEIIS-Wh .OlO
bushels Corn a,2 bushels; oats . GG2 bush.
els: flour. 2,io3 barrels hay. ~ tons; mill
ST STOCK x IN ELEVATE 800 bushels;
s1ttsh NIL
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tending 10 depress wheat values. AT tho close
wheat for May delivery was on Ac..t July
wheat Is down nc; 81 corn 3 off A9asc.; oats rats
show a. loss ot and proylso ions are or s1tsc.5
lover to- ia CHER n
W The leading futures ranged as fonvrs:
y. open. HI Ugh. Low. Close
Nay. lss. 1876
sept; III 2 'sss,
81 81 II /:
May &. sis s,siA BIS
s sa y & siz
n Msy Ro ?: .ls rs 1sso 1a.4s,
8
LAR DE'erl1O 100 Lbs. % \. n
20 I y. 20 S95zs
.s!ohr iBspst %; lb.s &, 81; ls1 ,s;i
nj: n,
6sssi,sa 20 ESQ
az fSeys E4gR
90: spring patents So 1905 90; straights.
81 56r5 90 4; bakGrs5 81. 60113. so. spring
wheat. i5g1 10; No. No red
ssa MA oats ses III s&s e y Shiss,
s7s q Choice si TIA
Ssed o p pr1s
lard per 100 pounds, $S7,Aas q
clear sides. boxed. Sc vhiskeyi tba sis
$3.50. Cheese Firm at 12ag EGGS Steady
at a ma rk # cases Included, aa1al:7c. Butter
Easy; creamer'les, 24aaec.t;; tries, 24G 2oc.
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MISCELLANEOUS III, 81, /: MARKETS..

4. PEANUT#AARKET5s
IA PErERsBURG ,fFVA A, (. Feb. -PEANUT
Market. Arm at o5c, & receipts mod rate Vir-
ginas- NJ arket q steady ut 3N G4c, for fancy
stock machine packed az @3A e. So Smelling
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gss8fss!$ COTTOSSEEDG OIL MARK /.
6 NEW n y York, Feb. 80 Got tonseed oil was
dull with prices unset tied Prime crude. + O.
ID. mills, Soc; prime summer yellow. y Q:Sc,
orr summer yellow. nominal prime SVc.
prime winter yellow. 3lc. NJ III
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.NA1rIAr. IIlNnREs

TArfSGTdN,a NJ a., FEB q. PIRITs
.ruRPENTINE-Not hing doing; n receip &, as
casks aosnN othing doing recelptn: !07 bar
rels Tariff ma 81. 60 :freccipts. III barrels
Crude Turpentne Firm at 81. SOC receipts
SO barrels. Isl. * VA
SAVANNAH, q All. Feb. % IRPE NrINES--.
casks; shipments l0B casks Hosn-B rtn res
,ceipts.s iii harrcs 50 les, I barrels shll'-
CT III ARLEsToN 3 S. CT Feb. Z o. ;TURpEN
TIN Il NND$NOS1N NothlnE dol ng. GSt
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Tub washed, free OF, bburrs 1,
I}nwasllcd, free, or burrs........
Merlno, unwaslled ...!...i....s.
& 5Burry.tf2GSc. per ID. less.
pRnnucE MARKETS:

'
Al hmM g patents ssas5o; Minnesota bakers
s4.s0Ql4 g.; !. wlnter patents, g 900 s.; Rye
fair to good s ssa5l 1, e; choiGH
m ' Vita and ma yellow Il coarse new
Siosdpi 10 kln. dried $500 40 Isye--N omlnal.
Barley-pull feeding. 4shc mating, 4ea5ae.
stiona SHOW rsa net de-
cline. May closed OF July 81 co.'s Sep
b Corn Corn Steady; No. Il, Oh elevator. Options
s;I;s;S ssSssas'ber oa1s-Da'l; mixed
Realistically ,sm,ly 3, tnx s9dp
taf & 9, hsles Is gliS
LaiI~steady; Western steamed. 500; refined,
quiet; continent. 10, compound. 90 AN,
Pork Quiet 4; family y ~ %; short eiear.
SIS mess glaaIso Tal!owg saa
strained sss7ls Turpeh(ne Easy At b2s
mild. quiet q cordova, loalsc, Futures barely
decline Is s9 Saass asar
fugai8 ss test. Is l,ls gslsc.; .molasses sugar,
a 6.l6dl4Mc,; refined, firm. Confectloners.. a
IS mould a, So cut LOAF ana ~ crushed,
$6,76; powdered, 80 ~; circulated. 50 cubes,
Hutter--Weak; creamery, 2aa a2c.; Ste 70 4 dairy,
o,dSocs Cheese Strong and unchanged. Eggs-
steady and unchanged. x. y, ~ (, " !. . NJ
1Sland ss sass
otter somestc . 81 as,s eabba steady
10 tLiysrpasol, is4l4e.
cIIIcAao Feb -L'aIldat ton IN, vas sa
tceipts Northwest constituted tho principal item
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nv csnolD[3s !nf q 81 I

DRY 81 GOODS #3MA1}KET 5lsII., q n
M NEW YORK. Feb Is I'm tho dry goods mar
ket the week ends " tn tinued strmness on
the part Of lers who regard the export move
mcnt as still I'M force, though TO odeta te3
extent compared with recent actiy t.. slight
Improvement from the South Is noted and
favorable developments arc expected ~ this
direction In the near uture. ss5 f3 " gS
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1 s Ss BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. n 4.
il BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. 4, 20 Senboard "A
iLine colpnlon. 1sA L do preferred, IS " 9!sc
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tOtlSi
PpouI.TRY-LIvI1 AND pREs sED;
Turkeys, gohblers per b.......,s u Y,
Turkeys. l:ens. per 70 q 9 ~
SChckensg per. pound $3.50 * ~ eg Il Il
Chickens, winter, per lG q H. ~ #
Ducks, large, Il per b.,;..,.,...,. y = l.
Ducks small. per pound Y gPi y 3
Turkeys. dressed undrawn. hens II g ~
(iobblers, dressed, lndra ~ Qp t5 ~
Geese, dressed. undrawn. ~ g y
Chickens, dressed, undraWn..s...S y III W f8 10 81
Hens, dressed, lundraMn Is
Roost ers r per piece, live. q
iGulneas. per piece. u ~ g - - H
Geese, per piece, ve. ~ % ~
p ENote-DraWn6 iponl ny sells from 20 = cents
pcr pound higher thnn undraWn. M 4; 3
BUTT z r. R
Choice family packed Y g n ~ 5,E
Choice dairy 10 " ~ 55
Choice store lo Y Y 70
Medium t'''... a. a. TX -
Choice yellow rois,.,.. n. 70 g 70 70
Mixed n white and yellow. ~ " III ~ n
"a EGG ~ 81 SB .s
Crates nearby, fresh laid % q a
.t,rates other sect ans. 70 70 . Nh :, w
Iurrels and boxes 20 " 90
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
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A ll,f q NLOUE,

Winter Superior .,s,,., $3.50 4
\ Winter eft 500 s'8S Z
sesse $1,000 !,
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A
4
o t,i GEs-Fl orida. fancy. 90 =
;E; 4!
s E|:; Ii
sary ps ,ess. Is
ONION s~Pcr bQs., y; lpO 10 80 Il
cELER Y-Larg ency, dog 90 g VI e
y, ia a g Il ~
fd5M sL fea Fancy earlier $50
Chez haes IL nGl bastet Is s
INA Florida, basket,,.,,.,, s'eo agP8 S,oo
bs15SI; ny 9 go \
no, Timothy ,s, 20 gi ssS
No. 4 clover, mixed I, 1890 ss 1t.
No.l % lS,ooS
NO lI, t9 g g
Virginia Timothy, NJ ~ % n se]
yir r. inia Mixed /, li.oa
friover Virginia 4, 4. -, y. ...,.. nominal Va
SsifUG isr-B aied, compressed s,s, 300 $50
j Hnled large bales IVY w
aTll ins q ~ "
Load your ea M So thu nay Edoors rep
contents and thus avoid ectlons
Bs III on II. " Z ~
WINTER super II B, ~ ,o9
WINTER TX * ~ *
Winter p,yV ysl4H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
CRANITEvILLE.

The Graniteville school children will
give an entertainment at Miles hal,
Friday evening, February 3, 1905. The
proceeds of the entertainment will be
for the benefit Of The school library. Adj
mission 10 and 20 cents.
Junior Court Graniteyille, i. Of A.
will hold a regular meeting on Thursday
evening, Feb. End. All the members
are requested to be present as the Dep
uty Grand Chief Ranger will be pres
ent to install the officers at chat meet
ing.
Summit Lodge, No. s97, N. y. 0. ri,
will hold their second annual grand ball
Friday evening, February 1908, at
Miles hail. Wilder's orchestra Of Mont.
pelier will furnish music and William
0Donneil will be floor director; aids,
Jas. G. Prize and Ernest d. Palmer; re-
ception committee, HRS. Cassie Mcleod,
Mrs. Margaret Little, Mrs. Christins
McDonsld, Waiter W. Belyiile, 9. O.
Farnsworth; introduction COMMITTEES, 2.
II. Kerney, w. D. Mcdonald, Mrs.. H. s.
Drury, Mrn. Maynard Williams An
oyster supper will be served in the ban
quet hall. Dance and supper 81. Ey-
erybody welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
rBsEN's MASTERPIECE.

From the Atlantic to the Pacific;
from Maine to Texas, the critical thea
ire goer has felt the mediocrity OF the
modern moral play. That the majority
of SO called problem plays are weak,
lacking in their entertaining qualities,
is evidenced by their short lives.
eGhosts,n the stirring masterpiece Of
the Norwegian dramatist genius, 10 not
only powerful TO the extent of having
actually caused strong men to cry out,
but only holds the audience in such
spellbound attention that after the fall
Of the final curtain scarcely person
moves until the ushers throw open the
exit doors. From the first production
of Ghosts this season the immense
audiences have demonstrated its popu-
larity. Yet it is not the play alone
which has won success. Claus Bogel
and Adelaide Fitz Allen and their gifted
company portray the subtle force OF
Ibsen's domestic tragedy with such ex-
cellence that az characterized by an
eminent New York critic: Zone for
gets one is in theatre and that the
people who move before him are ac-
tors"
This wonderful play viii be at the
Barre Opera House Saturday, February
1lth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
TRUTH TRIUMPHs.
Barre Citizens Testify For the Public
Benefit.

A truthful statement OF a Barre citizen,
given 10 his own words, should convince
the most skeptiaaI about the merits Of
Dams Kidney Pills. II You suffer from
back ache, nervousness, sleeplessness, urin
AIRY disorders or any form Of kidney ills,
the cure is at hand. Read this:
Mrs. N. NJ. Nelson IN NJ. Nelson. ex-
superintendent OF streets), residence
rs West Street says Il felt SO well
pleased with the results obtained from
the use OF Doan's Kidney Pills In the
winter or 1897 that gave for publica-
ton a statement, the gist OF which
was as follows An attack of la
grippe. some eight years before, left
me in poor health. AS time went by
! grew worse Instead Of better. A Sec
ond attack FRUSTRATED me and still
weakened my condition physically. l
paid over 500 for doctors bills and
medicines. but ! might as well have
usef as much cold water. To accu-
rately describe my condition and tell
what l suffered is an utter impossible
ity. The slightest housework tired
me. II on my feet an hour or 50, sharp
pains across my back, extending down
wards, compelled me to stop and rest.
AZ night when l went to bed the very
pldCS WHcic a MUTUAL NARS~s1 A~0e AAN
comfort was the very place where
never received IT, and. as might be ex-
pected. ! arose In the morning poorly
prepared for the commonest household
duties. In time other complications
arose and accompanying the backache
which was severe enough of itself,
trouble with the kidney secretions set
in. I became discouraged and often
l wonder how / pulled through. One
day Mr.. Nelson brought home box OF
Doan's Kidney Pills from u. A.
browns drug store and insisted upon
me taking them. II dose or two had
not brought decided results ] would
never have continued the treatment
until they stopped a decidedly acute
and possibly dangerous attack.
have never ceased to recommend
Doans Kidney pills to friends and ac-
auaintances during the Ave years
which have elapsed since that prepare
ton first came to my notice"
For sale by all dealers Price SO
cents r-Milburn Co., Buffalo. ~
X, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doans--and
take no substitute
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
plNNER TAeLe NovELTY.
British Miilionaire's Railway Train
For Passing Around DeeanterS-

British Miilionaire's Railway Train
For Passing Around DeeanterS-
When Andrew Carneeie was n gnest
at a steel dinner not long ago minla
ture cmeibles and implements used in
engineering works We're utilized during
the service Of the meal both as prac.
teal aids and as appropriate orna-
ments
England has added new feature to
odd dinners which SURPRISES anything
done In America. says the London Ex-
press. An English firm has built
small train specially for millionaire.
to take around decanters and cigars
after dinner
The little engine over which two
dolls In blue oyeralls preside. is con.
structed Of silver plated copper in
miniature reproduction Of Great
Western locomotive. The tender Is
stacked with coal from the millionaire's
own coal mine
When the millionaire touches but
ton the train starts. 1t runs quite
slowly round the track. and when a
guest picks UP a decanter the current
is broken. and the train stops TIL he
replaces It. The total length OF the
train. which is driven by electricity,
is more than five feet, and the track Is
constructed for twenty foot table.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
A FAMOUS MAN COMING.
Rev. w. ]. Dawson Of London, Eng,
win Speak in Barre, Feb. z.

Rev. w. J. Dawson of London, Engs
win Speak in Barre, Feb. 2.
The Rev. VIM. j. Dawson of London,
Eng, whose addresses at the National
Council Of Congregational Churches at
Des Moines, Iowa, last October produced
SO wonderful an impression and be-
came the central figure Of that great
gathering; who later conducted a re-
markable religious campaign in Brook
lyn, N. Y, under the auspices Of DIR.
Newell Dwight Hills and Plymouth
church; and who, at the earnest solici-
tation Of the leaders Of the Congrega-
tional pulpit in America has returned
to make a tour of the United States, is
coming to Vermont. He will reach this
state February Z and 8, and Barre and
Montpelier are the favored places, He
will speak in Barre on the evening Of
Tuesday, Feb. Z. The next evening be
win be in Montpelier. All the people
OF the state, of all denominations, are
to be invited to attend. Arrangements
are making for special trains and re-
duced fares. These should be days Of
moral and spiritual uplift Of the best
sort.
DIR. Dawson may be fairly called the
leading exponent Of the New Evangelism,
man of international influence and rep
utation. Don't miss this chance. Re-
serve Feb. and s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
WILLIAMSBURG

YAe New England Order Or Protection
will give en- entertainment st the towA
hall, Saturday, evening, Feb. 4.
Saturday evening the New England
Order Of Protection will give good
entertainment at the town ball consist
ing OF piano soioa, sword dance With
bagpipe accompaniment, E farce, banie
solo, whistling solo, songs, cake walk
by four young people frum Barre, NJ
marks BY supreme oflcerA, etc. Tks
pYice Of admissions has beeR placed Is
the low price Of 10 cents and il worthy
Of 4 full house. Rroarsm will b eiyea
IL full, later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
Relseas in FOOD

Perhays yeu doat realize thst mary
pain scissors originate in you food, but
some dav you may feel = twinge Of
dyspepsis that will ccnvince ron. Or.
Kiwra New Life Pills are guaranteed
Ia cure 81 sickness due 70 poieons OF
undigesto5 food, Or money back Price
use at the Red Cross Pharmacy and
Paslos DING Store, Barre VI Try them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-02
81. narsln's oak.

In the grounds surrounding the alb
hey of Vetron, Brittany. there once
tlourished an oak which is said to have
sprouted from the staff Of ST, Martin.
This miraculous sprout was transplant
ed by the saint and is said to have al,
most instantly become a full grown
tree. furnishing shade for praying
band of almost q score of women the
next day after it was transplanted- !"