davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

There has been q prodisious
amount Of talk about getting nv
migration for the soath. establishing
immigration bureaus and ali that
sort Of thing. but Il hasn't seemed to
amount 70 anything. We didn't
seem TO 30 about Il right. But
New York dispatch Of October II,
gave some news on the sabyeet,
which Is almost too good 20 be true.
although there Is no reason 20 doubt
Il. and q this latest scheme works.
we may soon begin. not only 20 get
Immigrants. but 20 get them from a
country peculiarly acceptable TO the
South. Scotland Is the land 10 De
exploited in this cause. aud II there
Is any country In the world where
a SeOtchman should feel a. home Oa
his Own heath. n Is here IN Dixie
where millions Of our people have
scotch blood in their veins. and IN
some parts almost the whole popuia-
ton Is of pare Scotch ancestry. Give
as ali the SeOtehmsn possible: we
cant get too many Of them. they are
Just ths Kind Of psopie we need. and
In this Land % shundant opportunity
they cannes faii 20 improve their
FORTUNES n they brinE vita them the
virtues characteristics Of their race
The New York dispatch referred 20
rrads a. follows
"AmoaE tie passenger sailng to-
day on tie White star Lins. Oceanlc.
vas Eliszer NeiIl. specisi fcprsasata-
i've of the seuthern States lmmi-
sration Commission. Hr Nsiii il
sent 10 scoiisRd o. Commission
Eobinsou. repFeseniiug the southern
States. 90 beEia q eampaisn 81 eds
Cafiua siouf the Soafh aaa to ald
On aseriinz lmmiErafien to nv mills.
farms add oiheF Industries Ia ths
seafh AEenis sll b. set Co uthcr
49, ~ N#NN.H AHaHNar wv HaN|tN
Mr Neiu caFried sffh hlm several
huhdred pouuds oi literature. moss-
OBJ illustrated of ths rr.uarJrs af
Georgia Aiahana. Fiariaa. Sorth
CaFoHua. south Caroiiua ana Vif-
Eieia ~ Robluurn arrnmnanicd
o. tee ofher ra~mirrs ~ the rum.
missipn siu 80 shrnad in p,gembef
to establish hraueh oars af ths ron.
aissioH uith suftafiff 81 ftr afs
EoFerhments in ths ssafh tasfri-
hafinE uf aiirns af els nars soc IF
ous "a fhs main frafarsa of tho
buFeaa hafe tRsaras of tksa
Assess fafs bsuu arut saafh fhfouas
thia ofraniastion sinrr ts sofk 49,
Ean ias lane
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

The Nillsioa AdFaeaie nahHsfsa
ia q eouniy shsrh has Fssrf unf fhf
salooHs. feeis tfai b. staait 81 in
ice sifh tfu ttriafed afnunsuI al
the peeple ua thaf aaesfiuu bf es.
siudiuE shissrf aasrrIfsrmsnfs ffun
Sc soiumua Aua to iasiifi fs a.
sisioa iu ttat teageft a. nakes ftf
foiloainE unahaa sfsHls afsau-af tn
iss sssi issae
"Hhh ifts issss ~ batr ffr-srf
"a whisksf sdvefiismeafs $50 Del
TIE taiaFa ear snarr utu e. irF
blanh q 90 esa 49, uaftina haf
shiskel satrfgisemrnin tn aH u
sems 81 ear ffieass araaa lbs assa
tion Z Fem buainess aandHranf
fbai zee siaas moasl in nastnE faf
spaee d a. SOD 81 annfhefa thai
Ss are nui pahiishiBE rrBriuas
ioGFnai hui = saEial usssasaar ia
"a Walsh cuiauus ahf taalunssf
baziReza shosid aaa saass er .
mesas 30 shish ihsy ran pai thrb
husiHess before ths wefia Tree q.
ghis b.ag b.. 80 cas- helB baf o.
coEniss ne fari that tts saH 49,
twesn rishi ana sruns j. iasi a. go
foF ths laYusaa a. 4 b e. ths risfs1
A aessrsrur b aeraiiF saFBuss8 fa
~ q aaanihHirrF tur rahur Eaasa
and STA len cnunfg q siaudra e.
ceaHlY. e eaanlF she's ciflsras haFl
pat thsiF sfamp urun tke ipssi sais
of whistler uiitih Be- haFdsfs 81 LEI
uei sssecaip sabrisif ana uaahaaa
On ear eaitafisl esiaaiaa. aat shas
our readers shsrv the5 csa 60 tts
ssaa lhaf hss airvsdl $50 b. sitn
biishiiug thsiF msss ~ ear aaseFiis
iag caiumns ~. frum nna hsaae
fmth if yun uani 20 Eaa q hlaur a.
xertissmeni ~ IA Adsesass. Fea I'D
hsfasF pFesssss . sopg ~ 9 pFssiaa'
nemheF-
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

a eampang which makes ssrua
ifom Fiofiaa saVarcans a. Grand
hidEe in TITS STATE has reoenflg de-
elarrd e pFuat 81 So 80 cgRt CA Sc
upsratisu fof the pas yesr Hsrr
b. souFcr 81 ueaifh available Ga
neari1 ever iaFmsF ih 80 STATE.
shirh se have hardly more than
Cpmmeurea 60 sspioii. Mosf 90 oar
farmsrs have theiF case pairhea
Sad uiaks theiF syrup for home uss.
hut ths FruiHrf hss nui SCI reached
ihr HroFurtioas ~ maney cTup Co
ahlsh b. e. enfiiisd TIE Grand RisEs
iuafaner shess shai caa b. d0ns In
ttaf d.rerfina sad eBtefprtsiaE farm
rFa shuuid ioaa uo timr be- takinE the
tiui A. fuf ihe aaaiiig of iana
usuessafB Soc ~ purpuzr. Be- b 70 b.
fuasd aulvhsse ta FioTida. and ea
this iza3ui a. pvnssrola Journal
sass
o. shaald b. emphasized. Cor ths
hraeai uf thusr sho g. npt yst tnos
their Flertfs thai thsrs b. srsat
nliaronEesi iun a. to thia syrup mak
ins hasin.ss un the PR of nuHoora-
sfs aad tos thai scatter. many old
srltters De- h oammaHif sapf,ousa
thsi saEarraue cen b. Erusn 10 this
stats uniF uTun sbsf is called
sfuuE iana rhia b. EFaal mis-
fake tpun lad eI tbis aoft sasar-
raHr Eruua to Ercaf eae. bai o.
aiIea an ashrtruf in sarrharinr uai
pol al ta he ui murt iess value than
u aHl-rsra We hesI uane 60 Car
as nraF masiHE uurHnaes arc cun-
rrfurs 3D. thaI Eruau upsh l-sar
iauf rFuFHFr ferIHlra and 81 mas
ss laia anan as ralF. that rha
fhiuHff fhs ssIl fhs hefisr ne sFrup
ar kHas uf un frun utifh aIl 49,
fF HrHaf ffr rtFTHaar uf oaf taasis
ftaa Itis va maFksl fof arup h.
HIaF. Ira.'f HaHuifed ESD aifh IA.
'ie aart ia makInE sna hsaaHua. AL
tIrraIIIes Ia tEe sas uf e hanassms
HraH' Hsaf rasiI 81 uFrfosme
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

Fred Funston has been suppressed
ed In military command down In
Cuba By General J. Franklin Bell.
General Bell Is no Weyleg. nor hell
roaring Jake Smith" but he win
stand for no foolishness. and IL those
insurgents want 10 DO vel b. them
selves they viii go bach 10 their
cane patches and behave themselves.
General Ben l. said 10 be q very for
midable person when his temper h
aroused
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

AZ hs Frsatun Zee q Hi.r.t
siab 81 FtnstsiFs.a. Yoaur uaai
afkias tis Hls ssia fhai Cauan u,sls
uas $40 O. e. safd ssfs 90 81.
.taHEF
ltal ia ruItias $50 raiirusa
sitsftisiaa u.aH. .i kusa af q e..
stfre e assH uss rsi1 o. zee 4 sard
naf HaF ast Ia hats uf us srss.
lfassinas e. trFI has aaa ssar.ir,t.
"a $50 thai tessa issssre ~ tas
tnEInr and Cars. zee ttsn fsis rrn
see aa sifh e. isi sf iniunrfiaus ssa
asfaiaEs iha1 saaid hats tak.a ass
a.iaatas ts sea
it aan.tFf af safiarar ass-s fss
llaimaais o. aasias-s arriarus a.,
aaI taar aEas sers nal sisar So.
IHss Ftersfarf co. Hns araia.a =,
.ssf ts Sd ass Efaas sraaslas asn
ant futrs rstaa go susasss ~
erie arf
fha $50 fhaf Iaass rssan sr.,s
rraf O. aaa e uoFa. Bee BE- "a. /.
rIarsif lf femsius e. rlaalf h A.
seFa gnEtff rtrrfUheFs O. H. :.
81 knuan amaaE as g. Fash.r
asanaf tsi hs uf EaEisns esnse,.
EtefF a,aa - A. rs esq
fts see tAai saai e. zee q $40
~ ts.ses b. sn sss sAs h@ou.
asiirus4 cfusNss see. Ieas A.
ffaan
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

Ths Gainesgiiis EleFa3ar h. piras
I'd wiih tie adFsfiisinE hatiaa puf
0ai b. she secrsiafY 81 o1f nuarf sf
frsde. tsrarinE go 81 fhs ieEeaa
~Watch lave Oak eros ani stranr
~ eomnirnis the sxamair ts ftr
Gainesville Haara ~ Trnar rhrsr
little thlugs sli hrip aud Hfs b. baf
the aEsreFate of utiir EinEf
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

The Live Oak Democrat wants to
know Il Il Is a fact that all the
candidates for the legislature In the
drainage district are anti-drsinage
people. We can assure the Democrat
that Il Is true. All the Democratic
nominees therein are opposed to the
amendment.-L City Index
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

No scatter STA mas hr fhuaEhi
ahsui a. rrupu.sf drsiuaEr amend
meui. fhrre arems fa o. Bee usa
uf.iainu ahaai a. amendmenf to b.
rrsase ths salafirs af oaF sasrrmr
ana giffuif ladgss SD thaf tbsf uiag
hafe advausfe paf fsr co ssHiud
lahar Gees resfuFm. ana go 81 fbai
"a shuaif he adapted Az uEdrFIaid
iad.riarf b. e. ssriuas fsasslisa aHsa
fnF iHrrihFrsuo uf co. Fafrsse.. .a
af uaftiHs ef tis s-nse ef insIirr
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

A judge % ih hirminsham. Ala
has discovered ths tFae remedY fer
the eFime 81 piztol tollHs Fhs effsr
eay BE- aned tso 81 these EeHirs
tsoo sarh shd IL aadiilon. save ssrh
oae s.x meaths Ia thg prutisufiarJ
Tkis eomes maeh hearcr ruarhiaE
The rooi 81 80 eyil than . So hne
wtthoai iuBFisonment
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

biem. Ne aoed the ehecFfal opu-
misi Ca that gsesilpn nof ths
gloomy pessinisf vbo can go uofh-
ins huf bicoi ua ne moun.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

AdyeFtisihE - . Eesd thinE. hui
d can b. oysFdone FoF parlicalags
consult Tom uiKon. 90 "CiansnaH
fame.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

1--we Oak IL sOoa TO have q $4,000
union siafion- Every move Live Oak
makes b upward We hope she VII
keep movlng.-Ocala Banner
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13
DtMoCRATC NOMNtES.

Pr Mesaher q cosEzsus. md ConTrrssizai
DEtrsCt
FRANK CLARK. - Coluu.hia-
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

Per Justics q 80 SusreHs Cs1rts
cHAs. a PARKHIIi. q E-camhis.
JAMES B. WHITFIELD. q Ilsoa.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

FR kaiiruad GonmiseienrTs
NEWTON A BITCH. q Ley.
n HUDSON BUR-. - nais.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-13

For Railruad CoaamissiansEs
NEWTON A. BITCH. q Levy.
n HUDSON BUR-. % nais.
Pr Meubrf Huuss u Repru.sntagisss
". D. holman
W. n MCCLELLAN
FcF Taz 49,.
A.. n HEMMfNG.
Pc TaE Coiiuciaf.
IN MEAS
FoF Cauaiy Tssasafsrs
c.B. Load.
FuF asr,hoF II srha1 Baart,
"A. ADAMS
IN CAKVEa
E,h WISE
~ Msuhpr Ru@rd Cosnty C.s.a.tzss.assss
Nj BURNETT
4 nANA
JHGRANT
WA Tis0s
q 4 nN9FEEf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
President and Two Vice Pres
idenls Of Mutual Reserve
GRAND LARCENY CHARGED
Frederick A. and George Durham and
George e. Eldriage Are Under
CIoud-win Re Arsalgned
Later.

Kew York. March THE Mareh
grand iurg handed down indictments yas-
l4rday afternoon against Frederick A
Burnham, president III THE Mutual Ile-
serve Life Insurance Company George
Burnhan, Jra counsel and fiee presi-
dent of TIE eoulpany, and George Kld.
ridge, another vice president Of tie sans
company
Tue charge make against thegn is 3
technical 0Be of grand iareeHg-
The evidence upon which fhese sn8iei
menis have geen based was brought out
III tile testimony 81 James Wells bsfa9
she Armstrong COMMITTEES who tesfiiie
lRai il4e Messrs ERrnham and Mr., Eja
ridge Fa}d individual debts from t8s
funds q the company. Individual sat
against Messrs Bagnham and ElariGEs
10 recover the money ttas sxpande
have leen instituted
THE three indicted mea and Bir Wells
we're called before the February gran
jury, hat fhe work ii bringing the in
dietments vas lefs ID The March gran
f1rY,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
Fur CID PEOPLE
Riekert d Wells Have Guarantee
sfrsngf6.cfeatoH

Mr Wells q be abase 6sfs Il wea.
hBo bsigl $3.50 ghgfs8s III
e sgst hp n HHse paef ss'
ea aa4 s9s & ~
AK s9f lgf 81. Bgep4faf4e
E5apf ARD 80 simply eareog andef ia,s
b. f8fg Nli3 aGHte q g satt
haif aea aild haifallte eH4sge8as gfss
sge guarantee smoi VII strengthen srs
infigaTate elef8 otgan Do tha b85v. sfoa
s1e HatWTas 6sine aga Haz tham We
strong apa active
Tfls n heaBaa EiBoi eotaa5as ~
aiqhlY concentrated fofsn a8 ~ H.
stfeugaiie4eatitg and boss bail35ng III.
spests of eo8 liver oB acaiEy fstsg
ffofa FRESH Gods igefs, bat uliloiit !
drop III tle system. eiogging Oh 10 mae,
tle stomach saa fesaT8 IA aorr
Nisso efeatea feneNd Fisalitg IN tRs
MOST natural nanneE nabing Fifb la
sioo4. Ard biJl Hlng up ana siiea9t .n.,.,
every organ 81 tlle body 70 30 b w9E
~ naftifs ileA ed Misty ela neora
haTe written taat trey w0uld hi ~
81 600 for tiae ao05 Nsa9i bas dong t,en
III tfe strongest Eaatlne we endorse
ana ggaraatee Ninol ~ inereae tIe Is.
uettta. gls4 strength aad reaeWe tftsl.
lfv W the a#e bafla ap ile fuftdewn
tired aua aeiailitatea. nia be wssI
staoaR. n wtnfn HI tlie pHrehaaY egerv
G9llaf la3d t0F III Riekeft & WeHs
druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
Substitute TO Keep Oklahoma
and indian Territory Separate
GREEN IS ACQUITTED
Chief Justice Fuller Of Supreme Court
May Follow Justice Browns Ex-
ample and Resign His
0fnce.

Washington, March although the
senate sesaian Raa called a1 henr eAf}ier
than usual yesterday. because discus
son of the statehood blu was scheduled,
less than dozen senators were I'D their
seats when Ar. McguHlbeT began has
speneh on that measure
Fhe senator made an argument against
the consolidation 81 The territories into
femer states and eontending that nore
Hestern states were necessary 70 give
rae agricultural and other trans Missis-
sippi Interests adequate representation III
guRgess.
He presented q substitute for the
statehood aH, creating one state 81
Oklahoma aud another Indian Territory
The latter under the nane of seauaia,
ii honor of fhe Gbenukse scholar u that
name-and entirely eliminating New
Me4iao ana Arizona
Air. Patterson f0lloWn8 Mr. Ncaan-
ben ana spoke il opposition To the pass
aze 81 the HOUSE measure
Earpn4agea by the poll which they
have nj 9e Ell ihe Senate, showing ihat
ihey hage 80tes enough To adopt THE
farakr amendment 80 the statehood
nsi, fhe opponents Ell The plan Ia unite
fhe territories u New Mexico and Arr
z9aa q ons State have decided to 60
iufti.er
They wil today offer en- amendment
WAtrh w5l provide tar the admission 81
0selsheHsa ard Indian Territory Il one
siate. and 81 New Mexico and Arizona
a. t8a separate states They Say tbeir
poil shows that this amendment viii
a carried The vating "a tide statehood
giil mill begin AZ : uaaock this after
neQR.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09

". 1eha Sinclair Held iu $4,000 f0'
Death 81 Azze Russell


Boston, M1rn a aArpa Hth fans
tte death ~ ANNE Aatssa. He
Ehalles4fVn Eir, DO 4lea O. easaa
ehrv aid 81 tas EeIssi Aawaiat. iT-
n Sinclair q Va. gsl West SlT.rp
"a silrft was arrested Sc sefaaK AND
elI n sEanab for trsaL
Tfss wss DisiEief AtinrneF }eau Is
.raxs on easa. He hRndie3 esws
esH himself. Ga tweutg maaaie fiou
asge tha Is appeared = 1bf dis
atNney ar E~ tnaaff ha
sea indlets8 bf $50 d ftHr arrested
warrant if sHsef he3. Az
e1sd 1na bold g a
8lr. MosaE n an egsnif1
fee the pole lr fhe h1aft te
e M mtaa ea r sisBa 0eatt
frFsrmat3ru aai Rs secured ftfpet
bSs aBee 8nd transEitte5 t. ~ ppiiae
ns handlsa - eeh why ~ 81 i9ee
Is ssfpc
0A MeN1aE taF paF Met ng
NJ 60ru shym q wGtnnts uba
feH s6snr taiesbt faes regarding
e. af TIE raa mseA the
Hh h sslte eAea tirt
nss mN lf #rgHg thfn
A IS Mas a wt s gFt hasw
nf ara WITS SIZE nid u i1spf ~
fAw iaasr AS man waEfe
Tta D.Hn~ stnrueT. nha has aate
r1nr TIE sss SfaF ears
nte @ HrSfa Gsa iFN t
ek sgs8sl saafEs 18 az igsbst.-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
FULLER NAY ALSO RETIRE.
Cmsf Justice Expsstea to Fellow Brown
Into Private Life

Washington, MaFch a-The auHaanoe
ment khat Associate 3tst.cs as Che mt
"a Ststts Supreme Court HENRY "
Brown wal eoon retire from tie heBctl
AaFing passed the age Ct seFentT, has
revived talk IF tae early retirement -
aief | iee iaaF ahp j seFehly-
lhTee
The chief iustiee AMI Justice Harlan
callers at the Waite HeaAe yester
ard a. both sre eligible fry Eritate
e 0siF presence has caused mach
pg1iaticH-
TIE fa1nsT Is feeble. sat Justice Har-
au IS stu vigarsIs
saetsvp TAFT i considered the ei.ief
nstiees probahe Successor. His repent
atenart THAR De- wo.la nnt neFpt 8
egi8euii4l aarainatIen, j regarded ~
nsnY a. significant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
ANDY Must PAY uP.
Fowler COMMITTEES Declares Charges WI
Be Pressed

Buffalo. n. NJ, Mafh s.--1ohn Z
Aliilburn, e0anst fsr lie Fowler lnFes
cation committee 81 the View fark III
Insurance GompaaF, said yesterday I'd
the charge 8gsiisi andrew liamins
wiH l,e pressed without fhar ~ fnt
Mr Milibmru sa9s ftsat Andv me
make an accounting and restitution
the New kork Lite fof the moneys
vaneed him.
WHAT are the probabilities 81 eTiH
81 action being brought against
Hamilton Mr. aifilbaru was asked
"Ihat u go t. Hiairief ktfoTnfs
arne entirely" was the prDmpt answer
AHMt 81 fAe eiFIl aeiions oar las
heileFe tleE has v good ease aeau
the Hamilton ard aaail estStes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
AGREE TO SAVE FALLS.
Conclusion as to EagaFa, BIT TO Bass
foY a Treaty.

7oronto, Ont. MafA 8~JAe sniefs
national waterways commission has ~.
Ioarned after two as.gM seasitA aa
agreement was resehea regarding NE.
aura fails bY Whieh both countries VIZ
take all gHesaHtiats ~ saKt ~ AfftYf
beauty
The American commissioners
REPORT III the commission Miif'i ttiigsf
}afF lie baeis 81 treaty between
rest Britain and tfs Unite -thtek I'd.
arding tie waters u the faiss. tbs
he Canadians declined gHiess speflssiK
astf3etp3 by ths government lhs
ex neeting vii b held II Washing
ON April al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
CARD.

We, fhe undersisuea, DO hereby sgfet
% reinEd he Hs1eg ga , 50 cent III III
Is ereeHa NarFaate4 Syrup * Tag Is
aisa Euarsntear aseert bottle 70 proEf
satisfactory pr zaunsy retun1sd-
HHn CHaas ns&ENaG9, EA-sHuwN
e 81 AtNbka q E4- j. II 8fAN2N
EW uH9F. ia M skIErBs
~ Hft s ku- eeklL1g3zA r8oz.
b. 81 HDN ARD 81 a. NNAEINB.
= NJ FAEMENTEE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
TILLKAS AFTER ROOSEVELT
Preparing Reply to Presidents yer
Renarkahge Meaare.n

Washingtoa. 3{arh g.-senatcr Til
san ye1wdar ur8nisea rsplv u tht
E5etia Hge 81 tae day before
Niaet Nh Roosevelt Ntile ssrniHR the
.lt ft1.ut8QH TOT IHEes.ig eating u TIE
1trfei&te eenlclefee commission Il rail
d 9isrximlnat GA and eoai and oh pEn
saftieA. severely eTI.iglnal Ebat he ~
@ 81 the shoTt shte5ness If Con
So drafting az inadequate naea#
arc
Jhe South Carelins senator referrs
% he message as - Fgy reu1arksoi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
LABoRER FALLS DEAD
WHILE HANDLING SHOVEL
Pathetic Recital IF the sfrrggis e
Keep TIE wolf fiem ne
Door.

kew B04k. March 81. astlffs
l)afmott, iabofeF. dfolped &c n
tes;eraav n1orniAgt HaEe hanelsfag
sborel n al eaeassilon 81 Depe
$3.50 ,5s,s a8ent.sb STREE Wien
eaI8e b aors his ioieaaa s@la u
go haae y0a'fe Ssh anf A''s ~ +
work.
ave "a to.g aid MeDefaoi ~
wife il ieher tfash ( auit 100 Mftt
"a ae bread and butter s
An hquf D. tsa latef tsie i9p2itt if
dead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
MESSAGE FROM The DEWEY.
Hosley Expects TO Leave canaries About
March 12

Washington, March 9sThe secretary
III fle navy bar reserved cable mes
saee from ColamsBder Hosley, command
iHg Che feet towing the dry dock Dewey
u tile Philippines saying thai the III
pairs K the dock are progressing 81
I-as Painas, Ganaries, And that Ia SKI
poets 10 resume Ills tourney to the Aeai-
4e1raneau on the lth inst.
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true. tie sum 81 5000 win be given
III any ehasiteale inSlfaii9n 4 il can
De shown ctae lse
Eaif 4 eaalaf ago, 3hen the late
Fataer Jo1 8Erien of Lowell Mass.
re- r Geo b iis 7arisbsonefs ana
fiisBta te Fneegip1sga 1884 haa re-
store, hiln to ags3aa and strength tae
feRia ame8 Il Fsther Johns Ae3ielac.
Gss gsg ta make strength ana huitl
up the hsay explains why - CURES Colds
and all Threat ara Laug Troubles
sold 81 soc and sl.q9 bottles The
sas0a size contains three times tie qaan-
THY OF tie sae sue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09

ausnment. and said DE wpuld have ask
el tie privilege d replying n q yea
er5aY hat that the statehood blll wps
seleiHled for debate,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09

CATION tse asked tire police board for
the assistance Of inspector McGaFr and
his regBest Nas granted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
STILL GETTING PRESENTS.
Ers. Nicholas Longwprth Received Fifty
nine on Her Arrival

Washington. March R--MEs Niahalai
ofgaarth ~ silfl reneiEinE uaax IT,
ate8 Ws3ang gifts. On beT return from
Ter wedding TIP hftF-nine REGISTERED
seEheas awaited Der 81 the Washing
81 roztofiee, and three or iaH carriers
tfe Kept busy next das carrying pres
rfs 10 the L45ngaortt home MugeaFe'
many gifts cane II By express Aamer-
no others have sinoe arrived One was
sdresse3 Miss Alice ReoseTelt. 1nitel
fates 81 America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
eRzKE IS ACQUITTED.

-ormsg State ss1rter From Eew EoIh
Goes free.
washington. Marth a--Ea state Fen.
I'm Gnmse = Green e Mex York, Nbr
chsrrea With nouplieity u the post
Gee frau&s. vas acquitted BY gurg
tke district ruurz a $50 yesterday
aftanQon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
INSURANCE MEN READY.
Battle II Albany On Insurance Bills Wal
Open Today.

Albany. n. Il, March o. Immediate
interest in the bic battle over ter bills
saranee investigating oomniiisaa began
yesterday 10 lake farm. II view 81 the
fact taat the FIRST bearing on the bills
will he held today The hearing val
be had ii TIE assembly chamber. BE-
CLAIMING al 1880 a. IN, q upon the AZ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-09
Prevent
Headache

We want you 70 know that
DR.. Miles Aua-Pain pills pre-
vent as well as relieve head
ache, ard that they leave no
bad after-e5erts. We assure
yor ftsat Il taken when you
FIRST discover indications of an
attack, they will drive II away.
and THIS not oniv save sou The
misery ard distress, but the
weakening influence % pain
upon your system. Used iu
This way the attacks become
less frequent. and eventually
entirely disappear They re-
iieve pain b. strengthening lae
nerves and overcoming the
turbulent, excited coalition,
which Is the cause OF pain.
We ues4 r. azltg AnG. 1sslr FaEs
ma 5a ~ - e. 60
Before fBEwE NAln nefxnfw 4 wa9
lave fys1H ~ fkeE leesEref 80 aaTte
ihat Wazl - Irstsntss tof g.
many ar e b1Fr 81 tsnlM HNt
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Miss Medical c., Elkhzrt. Ind
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-07
MEN ARE IN THE MAJORITY.
outnumber the Women In the World
Except IN Europe.

The Statistlsches Jahrbueh, pub
ilshed by the German government,
contains every year about so pages Of
comparative statistics Of the world
This Is q source TO which writer's on
the comparative statistics OF nations
very often so for information.
In the Jahrbuch for this year the
statistics OF population as to sex are
collated Some countries. as France
and China. give only the total popula-
tion, without distinguishing the sexes,
and they hava to be left out Of the cal
culation.
In Europe the only countries in
which the number of males is given as
exceeding that OF females are Servia,
Roumania, Bulgaria and Greece, all OF
which are Balkan states The Teu-
tonic, Latin and Slav nations have a
slight excess Of females, which is
often only a few thousands and rarely
as much as 100000
In every other continent most of the
nations have an excess OF male popu-
lation. Thus In the western world
Jamaica, Mexico and Venezuela alone
have an excess of females The Unit
ed States, Canada. Brazil, Argentina
Uruguay and other countries have an
excess Of males
So far as accurate statistics have
been obtained In Africa only the
French possessions and the Gold Coast
colony have an excess OF females,
whiio in Egypt the French posses
sions the Transvaal Orange River
colony and Cape colony males are the
more numerous,
III none OF the Aslatlc countries are
\ females in excess OF males. according
TO The statistics In the Philippines
the males are in excess Of the females.