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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

LITTLE Sammie-My mama has
got so much money she can buy any
thing she wants to:
Little Marie-That's nothing.
NV mama is so rich she can buy all
the things she doesn't want to.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

An Irishman, who was guest in
a village hotel, was made the butt of
some practical jokers who blackened
his face while he was asleep. In the
morning, when Pat was called, he
happened to look in the mirror, and,
stopping in amazement, said BE
dad, that's a good joke on the bell
boy; he's called the wrong man.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

WHAT lot of stitches men drop
when they attempt to mend their
ways!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

"a FELLOW threatened to punch
me in the head" "That would be
too bad" "Thank you." "It
would have tendency to increase
the swelling"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

ARCHIBALD would be willing
to exchange the responsibility of
riches for the bonds of love at any
time.
Genevieve-U fort u nately, one
cannot cut coupons from the bonds
of love.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

H1cKs-I see one of our clergy
men has declared that there is more
sin in Boston than in any other city
in the country.
Wicks-He's wrong. There's more
sin in Gin -cinnati.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-03

AAS A1(~ WAAA~ IN 100 0OASCRs Al SaAS
morning, when Pat was called, he
happened to look in the mirror, and,
stopping in amazement, said "Be-
dad, that's a good joke on the bell
boy; he's called the wrong man."
A story is told of a prominent
clergyman in Ireland who was asham-
ed of his brogue. Learning that
he was little touchy on the subject,
members of his congregation were
inclined to poke fun at him about it.
One day while speaking to one of the
leading parisnioners, the parson COM
planned of the injustice done him and
asked if, honestly there was a single
trace of brogue to be found in his
speech. "Well," the friend replied,
''if you are determined to make a
denial that you have brogue / should
advise you to do so in writing"
A valued 1aborer in the employ of
successful contractor had the one
bad habit of coming late every morn
ing to his work. When reproached
for his tardiness, the honest fellow
said he was perfectly willing to come
earlier, but that he just couldn't
wake up in time. When the sugges-
ton was made that he buy an alarm
clock his face lighted up with pleas
ure, and he agreed to make the pur-
chase at once and not be tardy there
after. All went we'll for a few days,
and then Pat was late again. The
secondhand clock he had bought at
pawnshop had baked on him.
Prompted by curiosity, the Irishman
proceeded to take the timepiece apart,
and when a defunct cockroach was
found curled up in the works Pat ex-
claimed triumphantly: "Bedad, no
wonder she wouldn't work the en-
gineer's dead"
This yarn has been told by many
professional story tellers aud is always
appreciated. 1t goes like this: Two
young fellows who went to war to-
gether agreed that whichever was
wounded first should be carried to
the doctor by the other. While a
battle was in progress one of them
fell, crying that a bullet had struck
him in the thigh and requesting his
friend to carry him to the hospital.
Pat accordingly shouldered his COM
rade and started for the rear. On
the way a piece of shell cut the
wounded mans head off clean at the
shoulders. Some one met Pat with
his grewsome burden and asked him
where he was going with the headless
man. Pat looked around in horror
and disguest, then exclaimed:
"What laundering liar that fellow
was he told me he was shot in he
leg"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
EXPECT NO
COAL STRIK I:
49,
Bituminous Operators VIII
Compromise
STRONG INFLUENCES BUSY
eailfeaas ana Bic Factories cahaot OIL
AlonT Without soft F'felses
pclar 0rors Na an ia
uaion
STRONG Influences BUSY

Wiikesbarre, mi, feb, ~, 'l'haya II
no talk " CHI possibilities of d aonoiai
eoal strike among tlie anthracite nine
workers officials gathered ileFe Nastess
day to formulate thp demands which bril-
ta IN presented to Chi anthracite opeta.
tofa on Feb iS, Several III them have
come here direct from indianapolis. aud
Iint that the reason why President Ait-
ehell did NOT come with them 10 preside
AZ The meeting IL because rlang are NM
def way foF Thu settlement III thc pfaa.
eat differences VII opinion between the
soft coal workers and the operators.
This eitart N not being made hy the
s9ft eoal workers, they say, as these
lnen arc standing pai Oh the demand iaF
an increase III wares and viii not gign
IT'D. The effort, II Il Unlimited III being
fnade bY The interests which viii be
most affected bY prolonged suspension
HI soft coal mininE the railroads and
the big manufacturing interests. The
fact that the anthracite operators have
about I4,000.0a0 tons stored win not
affect these interests, as their CRATES are
built tor soft coal consumption, and not
for hard coal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
WATCH THE REPORTS
Ii You Want to Know Which Patent
Medicines Are TO Be Classified as
Liquors, Look for the Reports Of the
internal Revenue Department.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided. and justly -, tlat some
pHtant nedlaines contain sufficient al.
euhol 10 class them As liquors. This
ruling his long been Looked for hy Ihoas
Nqha have watched conditions. 10 Tho
careful observer the enormons sales
achieved BY some Of these sa.ealIeh rems
edIeA Il duo to some other reason than
their curative properties.
Physicians and iaylHen songegsant
with the subject have long maintained
that the demand for certain patent meti-
ielnsa was created by ths taste fof al.
cehol thus acquired, and now The United
States Government bias taken notice Of
this evil. Chemical tests arn now being
trade IL the government laboratories ut
Washington, and those s0sealled RENEE
dies containing 4 certain percentage Of
alcohol cannot b. sold hereafter without
The druReiet Or dealer procuring O H.
cease fuF the sale 1T liquors.
Watch as long as you may. and YOU
viii not ace tho name Of Msaaeis (Malfl
Emulsion AA the list. The geasuH h
That this wonderful buds biz Az x Il
room, and who ever haard N iaaa CON.
tanning alcohol
JiaEgra taking ans remedy II II we'll
III look into IT, ingredients. II yau
kunw chat certain preparation eoa-
tanned 4 poiann. sueh ~ stryehnine for
instance would yoil tAke itR Uf course
yon MouIdn't Why then should you
taEe d fl tuFe che chief ingredient Of
whieb alcohol. Il poia0nf
III claiming the attention Of the pub
ia Tor Maneef lMaltl Emulsion, the
piDpriet0ra offer every BIT Of informa.
ton regarding II that thsre n. X II
made 81 Pure Norwegian Cod Liver OIL,
Ayrupy Nom Alcoholic Diastaslc, Malt
Extract, Ilypophoaphltes q Lime and
lsola and Favored with wintefFfasn.
Nothing else enters into its eompoai'
tinn.
rhls combination a fo0d.-not =
nadlciue. Maeee's {MHitl Emulaion q
fer Celds. Coughs, pallBenary Affections,
weakened sYatamA end thin blooded peee
pIe 81 anaeDilea. It huilda up che tias
nlea. unFiahAa fhe blood and ninlsss iat.
Asealal destroys All this. Which will
YOU takeg
IL may is ptnenfed II ~ a ul0wal
pFv#asss, II l+ufth Maln HtFess Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
FLEET orr FOR TRINIDAD.
Atlantic Squadron Ships Are in the War
Game.

Washington, Feb to. The hattleship
division VI The Atlantic fleet, with 4
tender, has sailed for Trinidad from Ga
Zebra. II II explained of the navy de-
partment that this movement has Moth
Ing To 40 with the Venezuela situa
tl0n, although the Venezuelan crust n
only Jew milcs distant from Trinidad.
II Ii said that the ships are simply work
Ing ont part Of . war game II Che eSt
eeptInnaliy suitable waters 81 the Gulf
of paria. The armofed cruisers Of tie
same 6eat have also sailed from Culehtu,
but they me bound for some III the
Windward islsnds to give tho sailors 8
brief shore leave.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
.D0LAN GIVEN WRIT
AGAINST DELEGATES
Court Forbids Interference With District
President--Yesterda Quiet AZ
Convention,

pittsbufg, Pa, feb. to- Patrick noi.
IAN, president 81 district No. +. United
MInc Workers 6f America III into
court Yesterday ami secured \ temper.
AIRY injunction restraining the delegates
To the district convention, now IN aes-
powers D. president 81 the district or
ganigatieu.
No time was flsed for The hearing.
The fifth days session ii The couyen.
ton opened yesterday witch President
nolan presiding, and for the first time
sinee this convention convened there Was
perfect order ami quiet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
mo SALE or CANADIAN POWER
Ottawa Board of Trade Wants Selling 81
Electricity 10 Americans Stopped.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb I0,A resolution
haA been drawn up and win be adopted
In tbs OTTAWA board III trade calling ups
on the government II enact legislation
which wiil prevent tho sale tn American
factories of electricity generated On THE
taRaatan side 81 niagara Falls.
Another resolution III be submitted
provides that Parliament shall 40 ita
next session amend the preference clause
of the tariff 10 that II shall apply only
81 goods imported through Canadian
ports and which are products gt such
countries as extend q preference a. the
exports III Canada
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
MARSHFIELD.

An FAR is known the local basket ball
team I'll this town, The stagk, brat the
spaulding high school I'D I'd d. i'll the
ganle scheduled 10 take place "Wednesday
evening
sir ana Mira. II. Il. Cameron gaye IA
informal reception III few III tbs Old
school friends of Clarence Milaou at
theil home last Saturdag evening. All
report an excellent time
Miss Maude Harding, closed her aeeund
term III school IN The Pike district fast
lhlUAlay. II Will 10 much regretted
ii Miss Harding fails 10 return b cunt
tinne the good work done during hen
reign ID this sehool
SCHOOL, III town closed Friday with
the exception 81 that taught BY Miss
Alice Eeflair III the Ennis district, which
win continue another week
John q. Pike and son, Harry, of Cabot
base purchased the farm known I'D the
Beekley place, occupied by the family
~ the late Homer Munspn. Possession
% ha given February 18th.
school Clerk s. II. xnwin has com
pleled tile school cegsus for 1906, naH
submits the following report Nsinbe
ef children between ages 81 five aud eigba
years, ls between ages III eight and s
years, t3i between ages of / . and rs
years, 81; between ages III Aye and is
year, 1885, boys between ages ~ five
and ~ years, fas, glfis between nges
a' Te and ! years, It's.
BIAS Stella Brown II working III thu
home ot Postmaster Davis for few
weeks.
+. w. MeWain 81 Rochester II Tie
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. A. n Davis,
this week,
slrs, Ellen Greeley of North Montpel-
ier i the gnest Of her sister, Mrs. Whit.
mes Davis.
The many friends ~ town Of the Rev.
q. i. Wells, former pastor af the ~
i, church In this town, are sad To learn
Of the death in Worcester Of Mira Wells,
aud extend % the bereaved husband
and SONS sincere sympathy.
Wendell, TIE twoy earoId child Of
iieHFy Waldo, received broken leg hy
falling in the collar last Friday. Dr III.
s. Carver was called and reduced The
fracture
Pr. Frank Wheeler Of North Mont
pelef WAS called Friday To see Miss
Mary Goodell, who has been i'll for over
two faouths with q complication IA tfou.
bles Miss O00dell Is 10 reduced III
flesh that abe balances the scales fl
s71a pounds. We trust abe will speed
ily receyef.
Mrs II. g, Carr win give an old ami
young folks Valentine ball In Folsom
hall ON the evening Of February t4th.
Music will be- furnished By Van Orman's
orchestra, and az oyster supper viii be
served. The name Of Carr warrants al
that II necessary for royal time.
AlfH, George 0rmsbee and Mics Mabel
Mears each report q teacupiUl Of new
maple sugar made from trees e ed
January nth.
The new bell has arrived for the NJ.
Il. church and will soon bo placed ii
Che belfry. G. l. Preston 81 Son have
contracted 10 place the bell, ready 10
ring.
The carpenters are placing tie steel
ahesthng In the Congregational
church. and the rlt.. nt memorial win.
dow. given by the Christian Endeayor so-
eietv Of that church, II one Of the
many attractions Of The new ediGce
The district meeting Of the knights
of Pythias win be held III Castle hall
March sth A full account Of tho pro.
mamme, ETC. win appear later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
YIeId for vienna thief,

Chicago, Feb, i0.~A unn declared to
be Rudolph nhoppek, said 70 Be wanted
il Vienna for the emheaxlement III co..
900 eFoWna of The governments funds
has been arraated here On warrant
sworn out helore United States Cpminis
ai0ueE fo0te BY Alegandef Nuhff, Aus
tfiau consul In Chicago. According TO
Consul Nuber, che money was taken by
shoppek while employed 81 4 elefls ID
IlH government postal AaYin.a baAk iA
Vienna, fhe pFisener denies that be- II
shQpnek.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
Ehler relIa who shot Him.

EOS Angeles, Feb ia. Charles +.
Ehler, who Was shot just above the
heart in bakersfield Oh dee. Z, has
broken bis long silcner regarding the
shooting. he now reveals tbe fact that
State senator II. J EnmoHs Of Bakers.
field shat him faF an alleged insult 20
Mra. Fmnons Emmons Il now serving
A term II Tile state penitensisry, haY'
ing been convicted oil boodling At the
last session Of The state legislature,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
LAWSON An CAPITAL,
Wants La Toilette to Serve on Iasuf.
anee Committee.

Washington " q, Feb, l0.. Thomas
W. Lawson arrived here from 81 Paul
yesterday morning To consult with sem
ntor Ia. Toilette III WISCONSIN, regard
Ing time insurance contest. lie wants
Senator TIA Toilette 10 act ~ member
ut thu policyholdefs' protective eonl
mitiae, 10 which MI, Lawson has agreed
To surrender tia proxies 10 BIZ collected.
The senator bus expressed d strong I'M
tsrest I'll the movement, aud Il i Mr..
LaWson's hope that be may induce him
10 servo IA member Of tho committee,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
FINANCE PLAN ADOPTED.
Japanese War Taxes Are still to BE
Continued.

Toxic, Feb. ip The bill fog the amor
tlxation q the public debt Tmmsday
passed Che HOUSE III Representatives ~
d vote Of csc 70 IN. The House also
adopted the bill for che continuation 81
the war taxes, tile vote thereon being
go 20 t2g, The period for the opera.
ton VI The bin II indefinite, bat cora
mlttee Oh revision must report within
two years. Both measures elected ex.
citing debates. The galleries were packed.
Ne decision Was reached regarding Che
payment u i subsidy 70 The Nippon
Yusen kalsha tlapan Mail Steamship
company for NJ Australian service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
VOTE ON JOINT
STATEHOOD
Plan Proposed for Arizona
and New Mexico
---------
MR. FORAKER IN SENATE
OiEers Necessary Amendment--Movs III
KIN Eisht.hour Law House
Gives Right of Way to
Pension Bills.
MR. FORAKER IN SENATE

Washington Eel, f0, At HE begin
ming III yesterdays session 0i tho fen.
ate Alr, Foraker presented ALI alnend.
inent III this atatahood bin, directing that
within Thirty days after the approval
81 tlIe statehood bill, he governors III
hFi1nna and New Mexico shall respec.
lively rail- elections toF submitting the
question Of Joint statehood to the voters
I'll thn I'VE proposed states separately,
and That the union shall not Ia CONSUME
fuated nHteHs majority III file votes
III each efrlt0ry are cast II Tim aiilrmas
tlVe.
Fha urgent deficiency appropriation
hiil NW hid before the senate and road
IA length
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
A NICE FAT PIG
One Raised ii Essex Junction Weighed
70s Dressed.

Essex Junction, Ieb, To- Tie weight
N perhaps the heaviest pig ever raised
n town ii practically settled. The AMI
inal was raised by W. Z. Chaplin on his
farm On tire Westlofd road beading from
Essex Centre. II has called the atten
ton q Che whole uelghborhoad aud
many have driven miles for hook at
the mammoth animal Yesterday Nh.
Chaplin held = sort % bee III which
many took part No ordinary sealaing
tuh was found b he of any use 10
hogsheaa WIS brought into play. The
animal whom dressed weighed zoe
pounds He was delivered TO Moses
Lawrence dealer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
MonrY lor Manlla LaIrae!n.

Washington, Feb 10s--When stefe-
tafy Taft requested from the Senate
committee on appropriations 100000
for additional haffaeka aud quarters for
tho army 1T 81 near Manila, III order to
Be better prepared With nipn III casa Of
serious trouble III Ghina, he was mn
successful Il il believed the committee
on Philippines viii noW take Che matter
ffp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
BRINGS rARMERg PROTEST.
A. H. candsfs Goes to Washington 10
Urge Nsw German Tariff Plan

Washington, Feb TO- Representing
that the farmers Of the entire central
weat are alarmed over the danger Of
i0sing the German market for ioodstuifs
and that tho Republican control Of the
next House Is threatened unless some
thing il done, Alvin II. Gamblers Of Chi,
eaRo, secretary u the American Rect
procal Tariff League, called on The Presi-
dent yesterday % ascertain What Che
administration proposed ID do about che
impending Gefmun tRflH war.
ila u fpllmg Che President aud con-
'aA.les tllat maximum and q
..ass tla boulA hc passed,
making al ate 20 10 sa per
cent below pa tt@
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10

troops near W IN used for that purpose.
fhe COMMITTEES did nat think Il ex
pedient IL make the appropriation 81
this time. Tile report III the hearings,
when printed, win BIZ referred to che
committee hi Philippine, as u IL
though BIT some senators that Tho mat
ier Il Of sneh Importance that the com
niitlec on Philippines should take Y M
and consider H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
PENSION DAY I'm HOUSE.
The Calendar Contains Large Number
Of Bile

Washington, Feb l0.-w Pension legia.
iation had tho right Of ~ III Ii. House
yesterday. The calender contained 1875
senate bills, goa HoHat bills and one
correcting military record Before
taking 40 chs pension bills the House
voted Ia adjourn unit Monday AZ the
close of Yesterdays sessipA.
The House yesterday passed bill
revising The Philippine tariff BY ineteaa-
Ing the duty on European. made cotton
goods and decreasing tie tariff On shoes,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
rapers Served Yesterday Id Gaze ot Lena
nufand va. Peter Durand.

burlington, Eeb i0-A libel for di
voFee Was served yesterday on Peter
lussua bY his wife, Al Lena Dlrand.
ikiA alleged that Durautl II guilty hi III
iideiitg but the allegation III 4 general
ofn. Az correspondent being named. Ihe
sifAffieg Wern married February l., 1870.
i'Ite easc III retufnable I'd Che March
term III Ehittenden county court. a. v.
NnaulAina II attafuey It'll the libeliant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
The Bowl eueaa.

sWiilie. III have 10 have my own
glasses, can't 50 through papasi they
make me dizzy"
Il bet,H said Willie. running % get
hia matler's alas4ea. shat the reason
dad came home 20 dizzy last night WIS
hecaune 10 had been looking through diff
ierent ginstsg." Kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
WORKING ON RATE BILL
Belief That Senate Committee win Re
port 1t FavpFahIy.

Warrington, Feb. l0.,rhc Senate
atttee GA interstate commerce yes
ae began consideration ~ The Hep.
rate bill, which paasod the House
Astsday. This mapaufe Il now made
hasis pf legislation and Will be taken
aetiou Nv section. Yesterday WINS
ssyated tn Chs first section, w6i4h dc,
seihes the kind of transportation 10
which Che aat shall apply.
n Is generally CONCEDED that the bill,
with iew notifications, VIII have a
aiarity report wheu the committee
nest friday.
sFAal amendments offered yesbH.
etnse from members believed 10 he
sasl % the bill. None waa voted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
TAFT FEARS TROUBLE.
China Situation Such That He Urged
Manila Renaegyoua.

Washington, D. &, Feb. When
Secretary TAFT Was before the Senate
esnluittee On appropriations, which was
considering the urgent deficiency bill
u feeassta Ell appropriation Of stoo,D09
O. D. expended foT additional barracks
eGt quarters for tho army At Or near
NanIIa.
III explanation he stated that The sIt
nation IN China was such that II might
h necessary AZ amy time TO Hsnd troops
there and that Il would be wise 10 have
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
WOULD Gun our s-HouR IAwPLAN


Washington, Feb no. When thp read
inr III tile biii hna been concluded, Mr.
Patterson moved M strike ont The pro.
vision removing THE time limitation from
ifia requirements ii the employment of
alien lahpicrs on THE Panama Canal fir
said that the inevitable effect wopld be
10 entlfriY eliminate the possibility III
employing American labor Oh the canal
ile tAanFht that with improved sanitary
conditions III Panama, thc Large number
af AeHfo ritizpna of this country could
iAst profitable employment there II the
sHsa heus iaw Was enforced, NH. Hale
tasa ts h had been inaposslba To get
Aaivficau Negroes To 80 81 Fanama ~
Asayt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
C0mnTomlaa d 49,.

NJ disastrous would suspension af
several weeks prose u the railroads and
The big manufacturing plants, that IT,
ia understood that a. soon as the joint
conference at indianapolis adjourned,
ths plan Was started and ID no~ well
under Way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10

ommend it8 Remember inc money Il
refunded for amy cold. cough 81 bronchial
trouble katheF lohn'A Medicine cannot
cures Not q patent medicine. No alee.
h0li morphine " poisonous drugs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
Don't Wait


-
hnement Of the winter, the
effects If colder, damp,
changeable weather on the
pores of the skin and the
harder work of this season are
beginning to tell on you.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, taken
just At this time, will give
your system just what it
needs and must have. and
will help you over this hard
spot--the bare ground, as IT
were and quite likely save
you from d serious illness
later. IA stitch In time
saves nine Is 4 wise old
saw, hence We repeat, Don't
wait, but begin to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla now. III
purifies and enriches the bi
improves the appetite, and
effects radical and pernanen
liver and kidney troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
ron nARRE MEETING.
Arrangements Being Made for Good
Roads Convention,

Burlington, Feb i0,-H. n. Mcintosh,
secretary Of the Vermont Good Roada
Association, eensnlted yesterday with
q, W. Gatea, state highway commission
en-, who was IN the city, with reference
to menting Of the Association which
viii be held in few weeks iii Hafre.
The meetine will be for tha purpose
ni considering tho work az the year and
10 plan convention for early spring.
H. s. currier Of Barre is president d
tile Association.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
SERGT. CROWLEY'S
FIVE YEAR SEARCH

Sergeant ]. h.
Crowley Of the
Lowell, MISS, DO
lice department.
sayst sF0r five
years l was Try
ING 10 find and II
was not until /
took Father Johns
Medicine TINT 7
obtained any h
ilel f0r d cold aud
hard cough which
Ind settled on my
Iiinge. Ii cured ME
AMI 1 haAefft.s xna
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
ENDS LEsn0A PARLIAMENT


Lisbon, Feb. io.--King Charles yes
tefday, III result oi the recent dlspr'
derby scenes and obstruction N the eiant.
har ~ depuiiest signed i decree which
Wus subsequently tead III the ehan1hef
ordering ihe dissolution III Parliament
'rhe council of state III considering the
situation. bltt lo further action has baeii
dealdeA itrspn,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
10 cuss ! Cold Ii one pav

Take LAXATIVE nROMO Quinine Tab.
let's Druggists refund money II II falls
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