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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

Ilinois Farmer and Hired Man Make
Agreement.

St. Louis, Mo-, MAY Fired i. Jack
man Of st. Louis traded his wife, Al
years old and the mother OF six children.
for the 2l-yearoli wife OF j, NJ Mosby,
a farmer living near Pana, ILL.,, accord
ing to allegations in, warrant sworn
out ut Pam, on which Mosby has been
arrested. Written contracts, drawn up
by u lawyer, recorded the separation Of
the couples, the common law marriage
Of each husband TO the Others wife, and
the adoption Of Iackmans six children
by Mosby Mcsby's only child, a girl,
placed BY agreement in the custody of
his young wife, ia believed To be in st.
Louis with her mother. Mrs. Jackman,
who now calls herself Mrs. Mosbv. is
at farm adjoining the Mosby place,
where she went when she heard Of Mos
by's arrest.
Jackman is "a years old, and went to
work on Mosby's farm, taking his fam
ily with him. Soon II occurred to the
Young farmer. fond Of the Jaekman emil
dren and their mother. that he could
easily support them all on the farm, n
task which their rightfuI protector had
found too hard for linn in the city; aud
to ,Iackman. more blessed with children
than with the fatherly instinct, it oe-
CURED thst once rid Of his burden he
could make happy home for the young
woman, who was tired Of farm life and
eager for the city
.Iackman broached the idea to Mrs.
Mnsby II struck her favorabIy, and
sne suggested it to lterhusband. He seem.
led even more pleased with 1t than she
did, and The contract was quickly drawn
up and signed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
Commission About Ended
With House Of Correction
AN IMPORTANT ORDER
Prisoners on Being Released Will BE
Described to Rutland Saloon
Keepers, 50 That They May
Not Be Sold Liquor.

Rutland, Aisy & Although the com
missioners viii make outside inquiries
along eertain liues previous 10 making
thcir report. Yesterdays session Of The
Vermont state prison inyestigation com
Enittee closed the work of that body.
An important development was the
instruction to Snpt. Morgan NJ AttorA
ney General Clarke G. Fits to notify
all saloon keepers in this city day or
tNo previous To the release of AL pris-
oners serving aentcpecs for intoxicr
tion, giving description Of each one, SO
MS 10 lessen The probability Of his OH
tanning liquor when he ~ free.
Many cases were cited Of men who
have served sentences for intoxicatiop
returning 10 the institution within "a
hours after their release on the same
charge The majority ef these men are
from ont ~ town and are not known
ID local dealers who sell liquor to
them.
During The testimony Michael Cain,
foreman of the marble shops. admitted
having paid prisoners for making ontx
trinkcis for him, but said that they
worked upon them Iii their cells at
night W T. Quigley, superintendent
Of the finishing department Of the Ysrr
monot Marble company, stated that il
the prison labor were contracted for
from the state. for period Of years,
the value Of such labor would be small,
not over 40 cents d day per man.
N. r. Brown, manager Of the marble
works in The institution. said that the
invoices vouchers and checkbooks were
formerly audited by the board Of direc.
tors, but that now John n Woodfin,
president OF the board of directors,
makes out the checks from the youch-
ers and sends them to the state auditor.
He said the income last year was the
largest on record He never knew Of
a man being ill.treated by the guards.
e. G. Tuttle, a former director, trs-
tilted that during the time he was on
the board the accounts were audited
monthly. He said he never knew Of
but one complaint among the prison
ers. III this instance the man sent q
letter TO Gov. Smith, who turned il
over to Air Tuttlr, and the latter in.
vestigafed. finding no cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
So the Local Relief Committee
Decides
SATURDAY NIGHT
Money Will BE Sent TO Ex-Mayor Phe-
Ian, Chairman of the San Fran
cisco Relief Fund Very
Soon.


The Barre relief committee for tue
california sufferers has decided 10 send
Barres contribution direct To the San
Francisco committee, Of which eN Mayor
PEclan of that esty Is chairman. This
aciion Will bc id accord with the pfse
tice now in vogue. since President k0ose-
welt alierad his request that the funds
be transferred through the agency Of
thr Red Cross society Tie ieeal CON
tribatloas have How Passe, the $1,000
mark. nj this amount Sl7D has already
bean sent either so Mayor Schn,ifz di-
rect or through the Vermont Branch of
this Red Cross.
Tho local committee decided last NIGHT
10 see Saturday night, MAY $. al .
D clock as bke limit for the rseeiving Of
subscriptions. 50 thai All who are in
tending 10 help sre requested 10 act
promptly. There are still few pf the
subscription sheets ont md these are
sls0gcxptotai 10 be in ~ Saturday night.
City Treasurer Mackay is treasurer OF
the Barre relief flipd and all contribu-
tions should b@ turned over 10 him, al
though the other members Of the com
mitfee. Mayor DareIay, Alexander Iron
side, Patrick u. Mccarthy and Charles
IS. Wallace, will receive and properly
credit subscriptions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
PRIZE FIGHTERS TRY
NEW YORK LAW
Marvin Hart and Mike Shrek Have .
GO in Madison Square Garden
Before twentieth Cen
tury Club

New York, May 81. For the first time
since the repeal of the Horton law gov
erning boxing bouts in this state two
heavy weight pugilists Of prominence
met here last night In fcur'round con
test. The principals we're Mnrvin Hart
Eof Louisville and Mike Schreck Of Chs
cago and they appeared III the hont
which wound up the FIRST series Of ex4
hibitions given IN the Madison Square
Garden concert hall By the newly re-
vived Twentieth Century Athletic club,
The men were slow in the opening
round but fought each other almost 20
stafidstill ID the other three rounds.
Neither seemed to have trained for the
contest and they simply slugged wildly
without any show OF science on ludg.
inent. Tim Hurst was referee. but his
duties were confined to making the men
break from clinches, as no decisions arc
rendered under the existing legal restrlc-
tions. Only club members were admit.
ted. The membership books were open
until 7 h. nj.
Two local ighteis in one Of the pre-
lininsry bouts were quietly arrested
after leaving the ring ii order thst d
tast case may be made ali TO the legal
ity Of the fights as conducted last
night. Otherwise there was no police
interference.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
Funeral yin BE On SATURDAY.

After about ciglsera niortas Of ps-
tient suffering with csnssnption. Mrs.
Justins Hetchum pas<el awsy Yesterday
between , arl IT her nome at IL
East Paterson strret Ailz. ketehnn
leaves to mourn her ioos q husband. one
brother, Charles Cheney o. Sew York,
two sisters. AIRS Carrie 1eariaw oi
l'rric. Mrs. Frank 0riway 1T Washing
ton. Mrs Keschun vas Iptp in Wash
ington March II. ss1. vas ma.Iied to
Justss kctchum Of this city Jam S.
1889 They have hved IL t1rc since
that time. She had many warm friends
and @ke will not only be missed ~ tAosa
near and dear to her. but I. liasr ufo
knew her The funeral wili n tfia az
her holnc on Patterson eifss >alisits
~ two O'clock Rev +. 5. l'nrp N,il oei
eiete lnterment EliG~oUi ec,iti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
DEAD in HEX BED.
Mrs. Julia X. Gage Of Hinesburgh Found
Yesterday.

Hinesburgh. May 4The community
was shocked yesterday by the announce
ment Of the suddsn. death Of Mrs Julia
r.. Gafe widow 81 the late William Gage.
Mrs Gage had attended the May sup
per The night previous and seemed In
her usual health Thursday morning
the neighbors not seeing anything Of
Mrs Gage went 10 investigate, and
found here dead in bed. Life had heen
extinct for several hours Mrs. Gage
had suffered tor several years with heart
trouble and that was the Immediate
cause Of her death She is survived by
one son Charles, OF Thomssnyille, Conn.
and two brothers, Charles Collins Of
I.eug Branch, Cal, and Elyin Collins
OF Nonkton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
WILL BE BURIED IN MONTPELIER.
Wayne Bailey, One Of Rutlsnd's Nest
Prominent Men, IS Dead.

Rutland. May Navile Bailey. one
of Rutland's most prominent citizens
and man who has a wide acquaintance
throughout The state bacanse oi iis aifil-
iations with local banks, tsle Rutland
County Agricultural society and with
the probate Office of which III Ind been
registrar fer 29 years, died Of pnen,
inonis yesterday
The decSased was born ia Rupert
May ~, is85.
While lining cannon salute al the
time cf the second Inauguration Of Pres
ident Grant, Mr.. Bafley lost both hands
and the sight al his right eye. But
not disheartsncd al this handicap, he
determined TO study law and entered
the office Of Dunton a yea9sv Of this
city, He was admitted 10 the Hnt
land county bar Id 1877 He was apF
pointed registrar Of probate by Judge
G. IS, Colbnrn, serving until his death
HE served AZ state railroad commission
er from 1881 to 1884 rnd was at one
time doorkeepcr Al the House Of Rep
resentatiyeN. Since 1874 he had been
4 justice OF the pesce The deceased
also served this city IN different capac
ities, being member iii the board cf
assessors At the time yy hjs death He
was also Rutland county jail commits
sioner. Al the time Oh his death he was
president of the Rutland Savings bank
and director Of the kiilington Ma
tiensl hank.
Mr.. Isailey was married at Montpelier
March Is, 1881, to Miss May Il. Stone.
who survives him. They have two
adopted daughters, Misses Marguerite
X. and Alice 81. Bailey. The funeral
will probably be held at the Congrcga
tionsl church Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The burial Will be 1T Mont
pelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
STRICKEN WITH ApoPLExY.


Waterbury. May s.--e. 4. Wymau Of
Morstovn, who, sith his wife had been
staying at the home OF Dr.. y. A. Stan
ley in this village, dropped dead yes
terday morning "a a result Of a stroke
of apoplcxy.
Nj. and Mrs. WyinaH had recently
returned from 4 tisit to Willimantic.
Conn, and while on the train Mr. Wy
man became III. When he reached this
village he went to the home of Dr.
stanley, whore hs had been staying since
Saturday evening. Apparently he had
recovered and had his overcoat on, ready
to leave for home when stricken. Death
was Instantaneous.
Mr.. Nyman was in the mercantile
business here for long time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
TWO YEARS CHASE
ENDED TODAY
Deputy Sheriff Slayton Successful ir
Landing Frank Hutchinson in
Jsil--CEarged With Steal
Ing Horse.


Deputy Sheric II. J Slaytsn landed
~ the county jail this afternoon Frank
Hutchinson, man the county shsrifps
department has been chasing for two
years, for stealing a horse from Ira
Gould AZ Woodbury. Hutchinson disap
pesrei At the time the hDrse could not
be found. and the Washington county
grand jury found sufficient evidence to
hiring an Indictment rear age last
fall. Former Sheriff Evans tried to
find Hutchinson but failed. When Sher-
iii Tracy came into office he turned
the case over to Deputy Slayton Of
this city.
Since that time Deputy Slayton has
ben on the trail of Hutchinson, but
his man fitted frem place to place with
so much celebrity that the officer Of
the law couldn't get his fingers on him.
Several other officers were also assist
ing IN the hunt and when they entered
the front door, Hutchinson said good bye
at the hack door He came near being
esught at Worcester and again at st.
,lohnsbury On Wednesday word csme
to Deputy Slavten that Hutchinson was
probably in d lumber camp at North
Dansille.
With sheriff Worfhen ef St. Johns.
bury and Chief 4. H. Noyss Of the same
place, he went TO North Danyille yester-
day afternoon and ,ocntad thcI man.
Hutchinson was plsashing in $ large
field. The officers waited until Hutchin
son got to the cad o. the surrow aud
next to them and then sprang out
Hutchinson attempted 60 use his legs
in putting distance between himself and
the officers, but was soon caught. His
father objected to the afrest' and also
10 the handesifling of his son, but The
officers took no chances this time. Dop
uty Slayton came back with his nan
this afternoon. 'fn lbs officers Hutchin-
son is said 70 have admitted taking the
horse from Nh. Gould.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
MAYOR CLEANSES
SIDEWALKS WITH HOSE
Washes OF City Hall Concrete This
Afternoon, While Supt. Bruce
and Several Merchants
LOOK On.

City officials violated the city ordis
n2nces this Afternoon by washing Of the
sidewalk in front Of The City Han After
10 o'csock in the morning nnd ALSO
violated the order II the superintendent
III Ttrects. forbiddinr the nse of hcse
on the sidewalks.
Mayor Barclay this forenoon told the
janisor, P. Jones. to wash the side
walk and The latter demnrled, whore
npei the mayor said that he would he
back at 1880 and do ii. True to his
word, Mayor Barclay appeared at 1870
and the washing was done. Mayor Bar
e]ay held the hose for time, and supt.
Bruce looked on. Seserxl merchants
ware also witnesses to the pslridcaticn
act.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
ESCAPED in NIGHT CLOTHES.
Occupants Of Farm in Windsor Were
Routed Out.

Windsor. May 4.--1'he Collamsr Wood
ruff farm house occupied by Edward J..
l)uling and family, about three miles
west of this village. esught tiic from
a defectiye chimney about ninr o'clock
last evening and mas totally destroyed.
Mr and Mrs. l1uling aud little grandson
Ind been in bed about half an boar when
The cracking of the ilnmrs aroused them
and they escaped ii their night clothes
through window Tho loss on the
house and furniture WAS 81 600. With an
insurance of Si3n0.
The barn, situated about 10 feel from
the burning building. WAS not injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

For Il He Win Do Hard Labor in the
PTicca

darlington, May A. .lolin Babbit thr
ia .yearold boy who stulc some Jewel.
ry and clothing fram the servants quar-
tefs nj Hotel Burlington 1'ucsdny night.
was brought into city court Yesterday
Hc pleaded guilty ~ the clgfgc and
wss sentenced bx Judge Mower Ia not
more than D yeaf nor less tban ten
months ~ hHrd labor IN the house of
correction
He said thai lie was Yeas Old and
had ~ tono. liis relatives beitsx III
tonnccticni somewhere he didut klioW
where. He said this was bis iirst do
paftsne from the right path.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
RANDOLPH ACCEPTS GIFT.
OF $4,000 Nusie Hall from Col A. b.
Chandler.

Randolph, May !. At 4 meeting OF
9ethnny church held At the Brick church
"Wednesday evening ihs offer made last
w.ek by Col. A. d. Chandler 70 bnild
= music hall. for which he viii fur
nish funds not 70 exceed $io,000 ON ore
81 the two sites aNned by The Bethany
church, was unanimously accepted A
reseiution Was adopted 90 et fisin-
terasted architect decide which bald
irs is best adapted fof house Of wor-
ahlp and likewise 20 dstarmine which
tdihcc and site would pc best suited fDr
music hail and 70 submit in writ
luz bis report 70 she rsenbers Of the
Bethany church for their consideration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
MAY FIND LESS FAVOR.
The New Russian Ministry With the
Liberals.

SC. Petersburg, May A. The Novoc
Vfenya which under The new regime
resumes its old relations with the gov.
einment prints this morning what pur.
ports to be an authoritative statement
Of the Gorcnykin ministry. coupled with
an intination that the official announce.
mcnt may not be given ont before the
conyocation Of the national parliament.
The ministry, however. which contains
several unexpected names, il apt TO
find far less favor with the Liberal ma
jority in the popular branch II the par
Lament than the Wittc cabinet. The
object 81 postponing the announcement
of the new ministry II hard to faith.
ON.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
DECEIVED PUBLIC AS
TO THEIR BUSINESS
Declares the Master in the Case Of
Haight & Freese Company of
Boston Yesterday Af-
ternoon.

Boston, May 4.Ii bis report as mas
tar, filed ii the Cnited States circuit
court yesterday afternoon, Marcus Nor
ION finds that Haight & Frccse COM
pany conducted "so-called bucket
shop; that its dealings were intended
to make the public believe its business
wns legitimate; that certain correspon-
dence indicated knowledge that the
business was Legitimate.
The report was made in the suit Of
Anna II. i. Weiss, administrators Of
Charles Weiss, against the company. 1t
vas on this bin that the receiver. James
ID Colt, was appointed. Intervening
petitions were heard. too
The assets OF the company were about
s150,o00: its liabilities about $500 900.
The master finds il was insolyent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
RECEIVE DowIE COLBY.
Only Few Of His Former Adherents
Attend His Meetings.

Chicago, III, May !. John AIcxan-
der DoNic ii making little progress in
regaining footAcld among bis former
followers IN Zion City. Dowc has been
in Zion City for live days and has held
three meetings il Shiloh tabernacle. 1he
third meeting which he has conducted
since lbs return to Zion City was held
last night Fewer than 800 Dowfeitcs
attended.
Dowie denied all The charges that
have been made against him. Mrs.
Dowie was on The platform with him
last night and addressed the meeting
Dowic's health seems TO be improving
Last night he walked about the plat
form while he was addressing the rect
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
MARCH TO SEA" ABANDONED.
Father Sherman Won't Go Over Memor-
able Route.

atlanta. Ga, May 4.-~'rhc Rev. Faith
er Thop sherman yesterday abandoned
lis trip over the historic fields which
his father, Gen. w. T. Sherman. travcrs
cal 40 years ago. and with the escort
ing party, returned TO Fort Ogleshorpe
Yesterday.
Father sherman expressed regret that
Ills mission should have been niisunder-
stood. lie declared At first that he would
continue The tiip alone, hit finally de-
cidcr to rctlrn with Che military Escort
which had extended hinl the courtesy
OF the "trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smith went 60
liayerhil!, Mass, to-day faF visit al
The home Of their son. Frank Smith.
Mrs. WiIliam Qmnln, Who has been
visiting hrr sister, Airs M \ Mclean,
fpr the past Iew days returnsd this
Nofnlng to her hona IN Burlington
Leonard iENn of Nrw York, formerly
\ sspdeui At Goddaid arrived il the
eity last piyllt and eNpectes 10 remain
hofrs tliis summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
NO TRACE OF THEM.


Jack sf:nenan, brother Of Mrs. w.
w. l.cpoint and bis wife, who vera
IN San Francisco o,srin9 The earthquake,
are among the missing No trace Of
them has been found SINGS the cnlam-
NY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

there WI he iagnlaf AoutnE g IT
sylvester Cuart, ~ q " E ~ Nina
dny evening az 10 ususl hour OH.
GERS and the degfee teau pl>ase a.
sernple AZ o'clock ;or rehearsal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
Appointed Administrators.

Montpelier. May Miss Esther A..
Hathaway was today appointed admiuis-
watiix 81 tie estate 81 the late FREQ
cflrk !. NeCucn, with Pred Il. Thomas
and IL J.. Fafwcll as commissioners Thee
hope u reopen The store next Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
BRITT HAS ACCEPTED.
win Fight McGovern III New York
May 90.

san francisco May 1. james v.
Britt saM Yesterday that he had accept
ed match for teH.round contest with
Terry Mcsioveri II Madison Square
Garden on May 2e Britt leaves for
New York on Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
SEVERAL COLLISIONS
~
IN BREST, FRANCE
Rioters Stone Cavalry and Latter
Charged Repeatedly--Ten Arrests
Were Made.

Brest, France, May Several coils
ions between rioters and troops occurred
here during the night. The rioters stoned
the cavalry which replied by charging
The mob repeatedly. Ten arrests we're
made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

l' y Metarths goes to lenglneaaow.
Mass next week 80 organize 4 branch
oi 4V uuar Workers tlniOi.
The Adair County news., 1906-03-07
PELLYTON.

Misses leila Pelly and Linnie
Sanders and ]. L. Pelly, students
of the L. w. T. S., spent Sunday
at home.
D. o. Pelly and D. S. Pelly
were at Moreland last week with
a load Of poultry.
There are seveal cases of La
grippe in this community.
Mrs. A. Workman visited rela-
tives near here last week.
j. M. Campbell bought a mare
from WelbysKnifey for $40.
j. ]. Coffey sold w. H. Sin
clair & Son a nice horse for $130.
Doc Corneal bought IL steer
calves of 2. T. Pelly for $88.
In conclusion will say that your
scribe is in favor of good roads
and bridges where ever needed
and all who live in this part OF
|rthe county know that there is
need of one at Neatsville. Ihave
been all over the county and
have never seen any place that
needs a bridge as bad as we need
one here. / think we should
have the first one here and as to
| the rock crusher we need it too
The Adair County news., 1906-03-07
in some parts of the county but
can get gravel here very handy.
MIAMI.

The farmers have begun to
plow and fix for spring planting.
Mr.. Archie Durham has a po-
sition as correspondent for the
L. & N. railroad in Louisville.
Miss Louise Cabell spent Fri
day and Saturday in Greensburg
visiting Miss Lydia Anderson.
Miss Vivian Durham has been
afflicted with a severe cold.
Mr.. L. H. Cabell is slowly re-
covering from a three weeks i'll
ness.
Mr.. Bob Craddock has bought
a farm in this neighborhood and
will build a nice cottage as
soon as spring opens up.
]. G. Rodgers has moved to
the Jordan Grove farm.
j. F. & c.. r. Cabell are buy
ing quite a lot Of hogs.
DR.. j. j. Booker sold to z. T.
Anderson a splendid mich cow
flor $45.
Mrs. Lucien Durham is visiting
in Harrodsburg.
Capt. w. E. Cabell is expected
home this week to remain two or
three months.
The Adair County news., 1906-03-07
HOLMS.

One night last week dogs en-
tered the flock of sheep of S. H.
Fisher and killed three.
The singing and quilting given
by Misses. LYDIA and Belle Bault
was largely attended.
Mrs. S. H. Fisher is sick at
this writing.
Prof. R. o. Cabbell has just
closed a class in vocal music at
this place.
Miss Annie Fisher will leave in
a few weeks for Illinois.
Mr.. D. P. Rice, who has been
i'll for some time, is no better.
Mr.. Linzy Watson, who got
crippled some time ago, is fast
improving.
Mrs. Rose Bloyd, of Russell
county, is visiting her father,
Mr.. S. H. Fisher.
Mr.. T. K. Henson and wife
were visiting the formers father,
Mr.. Henry Henson, last week.
The Adair County news., 1906-03-07

Friend Burbridge is saving
lumber at a rapid rate and grind
ing grist to feed the old folks
and the little ones.
Mrs. w. H. Hammons has been
very sick for a few days, but she
is now improving.
Mrs. Louiza Watson, very old
and highly respected lady, has
been very feeble for some time,
but is now better.
Esquire Yates has been con-
fined to his room for several days,
but will be himself again soon.
Mrs. w. C. 10y, who has been
sick a long time, is no better.
We have had a few cases of
New Mexico fever in our locality.
They seem to pass off quietly
with only a few dripping tears
from mourning friends.
A very interesting meeting at
Concord Church, conducted by
Coffey Bros, of Russell county.
Mr.. Henry Bottom will hit the
nearest New Mexico train soon.
Hurrah for Columbia and her
Auto Line.
Hurrah for Charlie Harris and
j. E. Murrell for talking up i'm
prOvements.
The Adair County news., 1906-03-07

w. H. Brown. the popular pension
attorney, Of Pittsield, VT, says; Next
to pension, the best thing to get is
DR.. Kings New Pills. He writes;
they keep my family in splendid
health. Quick cure for Headache, Con-
stipation and Biliousness. 25c. Guaran-
teed at T. E. Paull's drug store.