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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
OPEN PUBLICITY THE REST
GUARANTY or MERIT.

When the maker al 4 medicine. sold
through druggists for family use. takes
his patients fully into his confidence by
frankly and fearlcssly publishing broad
east as well as on It's bottle wrappers.
full list Of all rs ingredients ~ plnta
English. this action on HE ---1 is the
best possible evidence th ne Is not
afraid 10 have the search light Of inves-
tigauon turned fall upon his formula
and that Il will bear the fullest scrutiny
aud tho most thorough investigation.
DR. Pierce's Eayorite Prescription for the
euro Of the weaknesses, periodical pains
and functional arrangements of the or
gans distinctly feminine, Is tho only medi-
clnc put up for sale through druggists for
woman'S special use The maker OF which
l. rot afraid to take his patients into
his full confidence by such open aud
honest publicity.
A glance at the published ingredients
ON each bottle wrapper. VIII show that It
Is made wholly from native. American,
medicinal roots. that II contains no poi
sonous or hahIt-forming drugs. no mar
cotics and no alcoloI--pnrc. trlpie.refned
glycerii.p. Of proper strength being used
instead 81 the commonly employed alco-
h0l. both for extracting and preserving
the active medicinal properties found In
tho roots OF Che American forcsta,lants
employed. II Il the only medicine for
woincn's peculiar diseases sold b. drug
plsts. that does not contain largo per-
ccntuge OF alcohol, which Is IN the long
run SO harmful To wumah's dellcnte. ncrv-
Gus systcm. Row, glycerine Il perfectly
harmless. md serves valuable purpose
BY possessing intrinsic yalue all its own,
and besides Il enhances the curative
effect Of the other ingredients entering
Into the Favnrltc Prescription
Some OF the atlest medical writer's and
tenchcrs endorse these views and praise
all the several ingredients Of which " Ea-
voritc Prescription Z Is composed rec
ommcndlng them for The euro Of the
very snmc diseases for which this world
famed medicine Is advised. M other
medicine Tor women has any such pro-
fessi0nak ordarsement~w0r moro than
any number Of ordinary testimonials. II
Interested, send Mamelnnd address 10 Or.
II. Y. Pierce, I{pfalo, N. Y, for his little
hook 81 extracts from the works of
eminent medical writer's aud teachers.
endorsing tie several ingredients and
telling lust what i1r. picrce's medicines
are made o. It'sfrM Tor the askih~-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
LMiyyLene L,0yky


Thousands Of American women. how
ever. have found relief from all monthly
suffering by taking Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, as it is the most
thorough female regulator known to
medical science. II cures the condition
which causes SO much discomfort and
robs these periods Of their terrors.
Miss Irene Crosby. OF 313 Charlton
Street. East Savannah, Ga, writes:
Lydia E Pinkhnms vegetable Compound
IL true friend 10 woman. II has been Of
great benefit to me, curing me Of irregular
and painful periods when everything else had
ftiled. and | gladly recommend 1t 10 other
suffering women.
Women who are troubled with pain
full or irregular periods, backache,
bloating Tor fiatulence), displacement
Of organs, inflammation or liberation.
that bearing down feeling. dizzi-
ness, faintness. indigestion. nervous
prostration or the blues. should take
immediate action To ward off the scri-
GUS consequences. and be restored to
perfect health and strength by taking
Lydia r. PinBhana's Vegetable Com
pound, and then write TO Mrs Pink
ham. Lynn, Mass. for further free adj
vice sheis daughter.in-law OF Lydia
u. Pinkham and for twenty-five years
has boon advising women free OF
charge Thousands have been cured
BY 50 doing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
THREE TOWNS IN DANGER.
A Flood Is Threatened by Slide o!
Earth.


Sacramento, CAL, May s.--A despatch
from Woodland IL the Sacramento Tn
ion saws:
The threat Of Hood in the oapay val
ley resulting from the slide OF earth
that has fallen from the mountain side
and damned tie waters Of Cache creek
Is growing increasingly serious. u may
he assuined that the slide In question
was IN some way the result If the
earthquake, and il Il now found to be
/ 900 Get wide and to completely close
The watereeursc. Eyer since the occur
renee. The waters hive been steadily
piiing up behind II, and il was found
by measurements taken Sunday that q
depth Of 100 feet had been reached. II
il had been taken al an earlier stage,
the dam might have been blown UP with
dynamite and tiv waters released with.
ont damage 10 any locality. Int il il
row TOO late to do this AS IL would but
ptcripitate the food chat Is feared. The
dam Is Of earth aiid debris. and there Is
some hope that il may absorb the water
ur eut ont gradually and the water
pass in harmless quantities. Should II
give way TO the pressure, the results
viii be very serious and large area
Of country will be flooded. Tho towns
in immediate danger are Capay, with
= population Of something under 400:
Rtlnscy, with population Of 200, and
Guinda with a population Of $50. all
NJ tapay valley The Inhabitants ol
these towns have abandoned their house,
and removed their belongings TO the hill
aiaes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
Birds Seen IN Stowe.


Following are some of the birds OBJ
served in Stowe April the most Of them
being from Robert Harris list Phoebe
blue heron, broad winged hawk; blue
bird, robin, red winged black bird, nnesl4
dow lark, prairie horned lark, song spar,
row, purple grackle, fox sparrow, swasnp
sparrow, chipping sparrow, white throat
ed sparrow, cest hy-catcher, barn swei
low, American goldiinch, cliff swallow,
sandpiper, kingisher. woodthrush, bank
swallow, iuuco white breasted nuthatch
purple finch, blue jay. flicker, hairy
wooIpecker. The prairie horned lark
Ii bird That has changed its range and
Is comparatively new TO this region. II
was thought that ii did not breed here,
but Young larks were observed here IN
the summer of 1901. Mr.. Harris finds
that they raise several broods during
each season. One pair noted this sea
son ncsteI IN haystack and the first
egg was seen on April 5. Three were
laid and all were destroyed by pur-
pie 9racklc Two more eggs were laid
when the nest and eggs were again de-
stroyed and the birds then gave up the
attempt III that vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
$4,000 CAMPERS.
100000 Dependents in San Francisco
Says Greedy

Washington. May s.. The following
has been received ironl Cen. Greedy.
Conditions are steadily improving.
Arrival Of thirtyrsix officers permits
assignments to numerous camps OF com
malidiua officers HI insure dcccncy. Or
der. sanitation Rough estimates place
the number Of persons thus living at
so,n0. Naturally snch large hodies be-
come threatening factors az far as fii-
ture health VI city. When practicable
further reports Eili III made
''rhc number suf campers i increasing,
and the registration and census ~ tEcsr
number n progressing. Presumably
months fed today will approximate a
quarter q million. Am proceeding
with methods calculated to largely re-
dnce this number through institution
Of facilities for cheap meats and grad
nal restrictions on Issue to male adults.
'Rations arc plentiful as far AZ tlonr
and potatoes 80. bat extremely limited
as to other articles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
WEEDS HIS VERMONT
SWEETHEART IN GOTHAM
calbrsith Perry Rodgers, Rich Clubman,
tIarriss Miss Graves Sooner
Than First Intended.

New York, May s.. There viii be
some astonisaci persons 1t Bennington,
W.. when the news reaches there Of the
secret marriage oil Miss Mabel Avin
Graves. daughter of retired banker Of
chat city, and Caibraith Perry Rodgers,
a wealthy clubman OF New York and
pittsnirg. The ceremony Was performed
last Friday night at the home of the
Rce. Henry al. Warren, the hotel par
som. a. West Ninety fourth street.
Tire bride is the great great -graad-
daughter of Commodore Thomas Graves,
who commanded the British fleet when
It sailed against the American eolonists
at Boston in 1851. Her grandfather
started the first national bank establish.
ed in fnc state OF Vermont at Benning-
ton Rodgers, besides Being A second
cousin Of August Belmont, saws he is u
great grandson of Commodore Perry.
The young couple net four years ago
vile touring cnha. Rodgers made many
trips to bennington to see his sweet
cart, but they did not decide on he dav
for their marriage until a few weeks
ago 1ildn it was announced TO their
friends that the knot would be tied IN
June.
When Miss Graves mother, who is
ian invalid came to New York three
weeks ago to take medical treatment,
her daughter accompanied her and aete.i
az nurse. They stopped at the Prince
t;eoi2e Hotel, on West Twenty eighth
street.
The day after they arrived, Rodgers
came to the city and put up at the New
York Yacht Club, OF which he Is a mem
Der. He said his coming at such propi
fious time was purely accidental. The
couple decided that juno was long war
o,f, and determined not to wait. SO they
sought rarsau Warren and found iiin
Just us he was about 10 retire. He tiei
the knot quickly and they returned To
The hotel TO receive Mrs. Graves bless
Ing.
The bridal couple will remain at Che
Prince George until Mrs. Graves Is able
70 return TO Bennington. Later on they
win take honeymoon trip to Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
"A Cosby
In5c~Iiic e,



When ! went on Il trip to the east
Remembered only ono person might
Ileet there whom had ever known
before. That was Mehmct Pasha. who
had been attached to the Turkish Legal
lion ut Washington. Mehmct was N
Constantinople, and there met him.
had entertained lin In America and
was received by him with open arms in
Turkey. He made inc familiar with
what could do in that peculiar coun-
try and what could not do. He told
me that Constantlrople was full OF
women who secretly rebelled against
the tyrannlcal method of their lives.
Some of them were very reckless. and
even the frlshtfui punishment II caught
could not deter them from n natural
desire FOR The society OF the opposite
EEK.
His warning should have been suf-
ficient but 1t WINS not. had not been
Ia Constantinople twelve hours when
passed woman In the street borne
on litter who partly uncovered her
face and smiled at me. Being human.
| returned the smile. Not only that;
| turned ana followed the litter. The
woman looked back. Notwithstanding
That the man who bore the rear Of the
burden saw what she did. However,
he dill not apparently pay any atterl-
tion, keeping his face STEADILY to the
front. followed them 10 park.
where the litter was set down., and the
rear bearer came to inc and pronounced
the name OF certain bridge and the
words 20 O'CLOCK" fancy this was
all the English he knew Then he re-
turned TO his post, the litter went Oh,
and turned In the opposite direction.
Now. had not the slightest intcn-
= ton Of keeping an appointment. but
Kept thinking Of that smile and 4 pair
or black eyes all day. and when even
fing came concluded to stroll to the
(, bridge to see what would happen.
&lxas leaning over the rail. looking al
[skhe water, when felt q tap on iay
2 &houlder and, turning, saw the Hitter
f Nearer walking away from me. I'm
belled 70 follow the adventure farther
started after him. keeping him IN
s light TIL he stopped at rear door 70
y heavily walled garden. by this time
|/6e spirit of adventure possessed me
Il ma when lac disappeared through the
Dor followed him.
The garden was dark, and | was
obliged to keep close 70 my guide 70
We him. He led me into an equally
dark passageway and, opening door
1dotloncd me to enter IN apartment
diInly lighted / did so aud he closed
t1lf door behind me without entering
liilnsclf. locking Il and withdrawing
The ley. In another moment from be.
lfna h curtain my cllarmer stepneu
forth
sshe spoke sonc English, telling me
thar her litter benrera were both IN iicf
nly and were that noineat % guard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
He Got Il FIXED.

Thc following story illustrative of the
rel tape that used to prevail in i Ger.
tain department Of the federal govern.
lnent vt Washington II told w an official
who began his service there III the hum.
BILE capacity Of olerK:
Shortly after entering upon the dis
charge Of my duties, said the official
It Witnessed scene in the division ID
when / had been assigned that aston,
ished Inc TO i degrees. Cine day an ell
DERBY clerk whose desk WAS near mine
.sualeniy rose from His seat, dragged hi
chair to a fire place, and, seixing poker
attacked the offending piece ii furni-
tuie with what appeared ID bc maniac.
al fury. When he lad broken leg of
tha chair his passion seemed to be- ok,
hausted. He flung tho. damaged chair
into a corner OF the room, and, getting
another cilaig, calmly resumed lis work
just as II nothing had occurred.
When the time came 60 leave the Of.
flee that Afternoon, | venturcd to ask
i fcllow-clrrk, who had been il Witness
Of the scene. what II meant. Is that
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The Times Daily Short Story.


to warn Us OF the approach OF danger.
We chatsed pleasantly abcat many
things. and 1t was clear to me that her
object in sending for me was. simply q
craving foi society which the customs
OF her country deprived her. Indeed,
her manner toward me was as chaste
as IL we had not met In such a clandes.
tine manner. Her husband, she told
inc. was good man. but he had many
wives, ard she saw very little OF him.
! spent two very pleasant hours with
her and was engaged In an Interested
chat when suddenly a clock struck the
hour of II. The lady paled, |. seeing
that something was wrong, looked at
her with eager inquiry
every egress from the house il
locked at H. SHE said. Il relied on
the man who brought you here TO come
for you in time. For once he has failed
me"
As she spose the man hastily opened
the door
Quick aiahmoud!, she exclaimed.
"What 40 you mean ny Dcins 100 late
i slept ne said.
Pressing my iadys hand ferventiy !
Followed Mahmoud to the garden at
which ] had entered
Inc exit was locked. My guide lock-
ed frightened
"fherc y no way TO get out OF the
house he Haid. The Keeper OF the keys
alone can Lelp us. but he VIII mott
mot even for money!
Yes, for money
Il have only q little silver with me,
but VIII pay tomorrow"
stay here" he said. thrlstlng mo
into a dark corner. Il will go and sec. =
He soon returned, saying that the
keeper OF the keys would LET me out
for IN equivalent In Turkish money
OF $4,000. declined 70 pay it, where
upon my guide Informed me that in the
morning ] would be discovered and no
one outside OF the house would ever
aec ne again. Besides. bis mistress
would be compromised. Then offered
70 pay; but. not having the money with
ne, | was compelled to stay where |
was while my guide went Cor 1t. !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
ANIMAL ODDITIES.

MIcroscopisfs and cntomologlsts say
that the flea's mouth IS situated exact
" betveei: his fore legs.
The ctork has been known 10 perish
In tie flames 81 a burning house rather
than 70 desert her young.
The Wild goose and some other aqua
tic birss are able to admit air between
the IN and the body and are thur
pro- d against cold by an almost im
nc.ylcas air cushion.
The adjutant. or niarabou. a tall
bird Of India Of the stork species. will
swallow hare or a chi whole. 1t
sfhnds Eve feet high and the expanse
OF wings is nearly fifteen feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
MOB RULE AT GUADELouPE.
State Department Hears Of Disturbances
in French West Indies.

Washington. May s.-t;ualeioupc
French West Indies, Is under mob rule,
according 70 i despatch received at the
State Department yesterday from q.
Jarvis Bpwens, The american consul a.
that point. His despatch says Gle moi
Is Ia control and the authorities are un-
able To RESTRAIN IT.
Election troubles are tie cause OF the
disturbance, For several weeks there
has been rioting, which IS supposed 70
have come 20 a head SUNDAY, which
was election day. While There are few
Americans at the place large quantities
of American goods arc stored there.
The Navy Department has ordese'.
Commander William II. Switzerland, TIC
senior officer IN command Of the iiect 1t
San Domingo. TO send a, warship at once
70 Gualalcupe TO protect american IN
tefests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
SERVANT ACCUSES PRINCE.
AS a Result lie Ia Arrested on Black
mail Charge.

Hsllin. May 5. William Clasc, a for
mcr scsvant Of Prince Adolpll son WYcac
Of the prince, who charge, Chase with
blackmail in connection with quantity
Of stolen Sivcrwavp, u'arkcd vita tho
names Of Paris and Berlin hotels. found
BY slc local authorities 10 thesiyerroo:n
OF Castle Boselov, near Nalchin, Meek
lenbgfg. Schgcrn.
The l.oknI Anzeiger yesterday assert
ed that Princess son Wredc Is known 70
have klcptomanica proclivitic-. Con
tfalictory reports were circulated last
wcex regarding the finding OF silverware
az Castle Rasedow. The search By the
LOCAL authorities OF Malcolm was, IL now
appears. made by order 81 Berlin court
on complaint Of t:lass
Prince and Princess voA Wretle AMI
traulen Meidig, their honsekeeper, viii
De asked @ explain tue presence oi the
silver ~ ille castle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08

not praise them too much. A doctor
treated him, and we tried nlmost every
thing, but the eczema seemed TO
spread. 1t started in small place On
the lower extremities aud spread for
two years until it very yearly covered
the back part of biz leg to the knee.
Finally / got Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills, and gave them
according to directions. I used them
first In the morning, and that evening
before / put my boy To bed used them
again, and The improvement even IA
those few hours ives surprising, the
inflammation seemed to be % much
less. / used two boxes Of CuticurA
Ointment, the same Of the Pills and
the Soap, and my boy was cured.
He has never had n return 0f the
eczema since. / hope YOU will publish
my letter SO the public will know
what Cutic,lra has done for my boy.
(signed) Mrs. A.. j. Cochran. Jr., 1923
Columbia Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa,
April 10, 1905.
Compete Ertrpal aud Internal Treatment Tor evsry
Busor from Puppies 70 Ssrufnla. rom snnpey 70 ~.
consisting 81 Cusicurx soap, zjc tirimsvs, ng Rssci.
ssaf bots "a ~ thcfcsic Cfissl Pile - psr Nal
co., may BE- bad Of <susrfs tirte 80 p7tn cures
Pcstsfprus 4 Ckefn.cn Sole ffers.s Hef'ea;
tisiicd Free" How 70 Cure Hamors 81 Ihlidhsee-'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
TYPHOID HAS
BROKEN OUT
sz
Many Cases Reported at al: San
Francisco
AMONG THE REFUGEES
All the Preside Something Like 20
Cases at Present, but Poor Food
and Water May Be
the Cause.
AMONG THE REFUGEES.

tlalrand, GalI. MAY !. There III no
doubt thar typhoid fever has broken
out in the refugee camp ait the Preside,
although the actual number Of cases
thus far on hand il uncertain. Some.
thing Ike twenty cases arc believed
10 have been noted, though there II
so much intestinal trouble which may
BE found later To hc typhoid 81 which
may simply he due to canned food or
poor water that it Il not possible to
say With any accuracy ust what ii III.
On Saturday 26a $40 rations were issued
from the sarious relief stations. Not
ARE living in tents. Some of them are
IN houses, hut are without cash.
I'll IN now evident TO thu sanitary au.
thorities that thousands will remain
without houses for i long time to come.
and plans are NOW being made to make
permanent camps IN the most satisflc
tory locations and to concentrate the
homeless III these camps. Tho plan of
turning the feeding 81 the homeless
over 10 contractors who shall establish
kitchens ait those camps anti feed the
destitute onthc meal ticket plan IL also
under discussion and there Is strong
probability thar ii will blsaioptad. La9
Dor bureaus have been established, and
in general large proportion Of able
bodied men seem viking II not anxious
70 work, and signify d desire to work
at anything, irrespective ,of their for.
SiiieF occupations
Activity is increasing ia the burned
scttion and thousands of masA, are aft
work clearing mEs the streets ard III some
places the wrecks 81 buildings. At onc
place on Market street some of the
debris being carried ont was stilE burn.
ing, even after being loaded into the
wagons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
FOR sTEUNENBERG MURDER.
The Federation officials Are to Be Tried
Next Month.

Boise. Idaho, May 3. The appeal 20
the Supreme court OF the United States
IN the ease of Mover, Haywood and Pet
tibone, charged with the assassination
q ex 6oscfnar Frank Steymcnberg, will
mt delay their trial III the state courts.
|-Thc frials Of these men and III Hurry
Orchard and Steven Adams before State
nudge Smith will be he'd nj the term
Iof court that will begin al Caldwell,
canyon county, May Is. II will take
some timc for preliminary and dila
tory motion 70 he disposed Of, and ii
Ii believed that the taking Of evidence
win commence about June | il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08

The treadwhecl. or treadmill, as II Is
usually termed, It's purpose generally
having been for grinding corn or turn
Ing machinery. was tie invention Of
Mr. cubitt. IN engineer Of I-owestoft,
England. the notion OF such a piece OF
mechanism owing its conception to an
accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08

The hottest Of all rel peppers is made
from that variety which grows on the
coast OF Gn'nea. in Africa There Is
believed 10 he some element In the soil
of that country which produces the
biting quality Of the pod Guinea pep
per Is TO ordinary red pepper What
Scotch snuff Is to Maccaboy- IS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
eIerk. inquired. subject q attacks Of

clerk, inquired, subject % attacks Of
that kind \
.tfhe clerk questioned smiled inhll-
gently. Oh, he explained, there was
nothing the matter with him. You sex,
one Of the casters had come off his clair.
This department will not replace castoTs,
lit repairs nothing Hess serious than a
broken leg. So Blank broke one Of the
legs and now he vii be able 70 get the
castor p,at on again. Success Maya
zine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
WEDDING In frisco PARK.
Gill Made Homeless by Earthquake
Eeccmes Bride in Summer House.

San Francisco, May s.-Thc FIRST we'd
ding ever celebrated IN Golden Gate
Park took place Sunday afternoon, when
Miss AmilIe Bartmann became the win
81 Rudolph Bosseri
Tic ceremony was performed BY tht
Rev +. u. lBoyard 81 Berkeley, N thg
little summer house Just nest III .tlif
conservatory. where the bride has been
living with friends since Che earthquake
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
KILLED IN PISTOL FIGHT.
Ono Man Fond Dying, Other Is Pursued
BY Posse.

Cleveland. o., May s.-A quarrel be
teen Samuel Wallace and Matthew Au-
rell at Rnnlall q, few miles east Of
here. on tie Erie ronl yesterday resnllcl
Ia i pistol agat, in watch Wallace ia.
killed f,
bieell tt,l. enA i posse y H'rli7g FL
him. When found in an open Held Wal
Lace was lying. Dnr bullet had shatser.
Ell his shoulder. Another mad PIE eod
his SiumUl. wlile u tltirl broke ~ Amt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
CHICAGO CITY HALL FALLING!
Northwest Wing Abandoned--May Top,
pie Over Any Minute


Chicago, May s.The northwest wing
of the City Hall was abandoned ycster-
day BY order OF Building Commissioner
Bartzen, Shd said il was in absolute
danger nn. might fall NJ any time.
Several months ago the county build
ing. which adioins the City Hall on the
east, was torn doWn 70 permit the cree
ton 81 4 hew building. Since it was
aopfivd ofAlli- support tae CITY Hall,
which ~as really tic west halls Of the
sasnc hiilllihg, has bcen sinking
Walls have been cracking and joints
have been slipping. The removal Of the
occupants Of the Offices in the northeast
ern section caused much Inconvenience,
Is The City Ilall IS osercrowded and
there Is no money for rent OF other Of
fees.