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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-04-04

People lose a lot of time every day
in telling their troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30

pliques, although the latter are very
fashionable. They look well with Eng
llsh openwork, which has not been at
all subordinated by The blind embroid-
cries used so extensively
No woman should indulge in prin.
cess gown unless her figure Is graceful
There IL no style which shows up the
defects as this one does, and. on the
other hand, there Is nothing more be-
coming 10 The nossessor Of 4 fine form
II II evident from certain sartorial
signs Tint stripes will be IN vogue In
the fall fH tailor made ana other sim
pie costumes
The motor hat pictured is very smart
for short runs about the country. It
is made Of heavy white linen stretched
painly over the frame, and finished
about tie face with a narrow fall Of
English embroidery Brown velvet en-
circles the crown.
JUDO cHoLTdsT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
READ AND YOU WILL lie.

nMrI
That tina leaGirg zne1rzl wrl sEER
feBEhSrs n1 MI The several SCHOOLS
practice endorse aud rNcaarx1EmG. ID ii
strongest terms passhH aaeh ard Evxga
Algxealens esstegn1 into lie EEsan position
VI fM FSegnes tsrs1nn Me11eas LEa1Tsry
trr the cure of weak sinzaeA, 6EsFepsia,
cxf&TTh nf stomach llrex <saTn u AAn1.
torpid lsTer. ~ hisioasness rhxnzsS h1wM
affections. and I'll csfarghzi diseases q
w1AteFe- FsgiOn- name q n45are. il ID
alko specific Yezne1y fer 81 saeh ehransc
o. lo1,g Standing cases 81 catarrhal s4er-
tons and thei. resnstan1e rs bronchial.
gnrost and ivng diseases 4excspf consump-
saonl hcc0In panied with severs coughs II
y net 50 gosd ioT acute colds ard cOARhs.
rnt inr lingering, ca eArpnie CASKS Il IL
especially etHcacaos1z in vro1uciEg per
1ert cures. At con ains EIaeE EherrT bark.
t5oiden Nezl root. Ba0oarpvt. Store rect.
Menarhte root aEd Qneensg ra1f--aal al
Wnaeh Ar9 n4ghlT praised ais remedies saf
aas fhe HbnFe mentioned affections ty gurh
eminent medical writer's ard YezrharS As
Prot- Barskolow. oil jefferson Maf Cell
leges Fro Hare of TIE LnSv- 81 Pa:
Prot. Finley Rliingwood. NJ d.. Of Rer-
nett Med. College, Chicago; PROT Trsrn
King, ~ H., late az Cincinnati Prof
John III srud6eT. NJ. d.. late of Clrcfnz
nzti Prof Edwin Nj HAS. NJ ID. ~
Hahrsrsnn Med. College. Chicago. srd
scores 81 0Sheys equally eminent Il Their
several schools Of pFacrice
The Golden Medical Discover IA TIA
only medicine pui np for sale through
druggists far Ike purposes. that has any
such pr0fszss0Fscf endorsement - worth
more than Gny number o. cvdsnary testi-
Enonials Open publicity 81 It's formula
on tie bottle wrapper Is the best r0Eslble
guaranty Gf tits merits A glance at tits
published formula will show that Golden
Medical Discovery contains rio p0ssc11-
Gus or harmful agents and no asc0hoE--
chemically pure, tyipie-reEned glycerfne
being used instead. Glvcegine Is entirely
unohJ ecrionable and besides Il q most
useful ingredient In the cure Of aIi ssora-
aeh SIS well as bronchial. thrpas and lang
affections There is the highest medical
authority for its use in ail such caseA
The Discovery Is 3 concentrated glyc-
eric extract Of native. medicinal roots
and is safe and reliable
A booklet OF extracts from eminent,
medical authorities. endorsing its ingre-
dents mailed fgGs on request address
DR.. r. ". Pierce. Buffalo, n. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
THE HALL or FAME.

Herr Joseph Ronctett OF Ornavasse.
rear NoTara, is said to tie the possessor
Of the biggest beard in Europe. 1t rs
nearly six feet long.
Andrew Carnegie, when be was a
messenger boy. learned by heart the
addresses OF business houses 70 which
his duty might take him while walking
along the streets.
Nelson's grandson. Horace Ward, has
come TO America In connection with
some western mining enterprise. He
bears q remarkable personal resem-
hiance to his famous grandfather
Ernest Thompson Seton. the well
known lecturer, is making a crusade Ii
Chicago against the abused cab horses.
He VIII make an attempt to have all
those unfit for service chIorofcrmed
John Jacob Astor Is the largest pri-
vate owner OF automobiles in this COM
try. They number twenty-four. The
average cost Of each is about 5000,
making total of $4,000 invested In
his machines.
Otto Belt. brother Of the diamond
king who recently died in London. in
herits the bulk Of bis brothers great
fortune. His wife Is an American
woman. who was Miss Lillian Carter
of Louisiana.
An Italian court has awarded Mas
cagni. the composer. damages against
the Rossini Lyceum, the musical con
servatory at Pesaro, for having de-
prived him Of the dictatorship of the
Iyeeum in 1902. in consequence of his
having undertaken a concert tour IN
the United States
Few members Of the British parIIa-
ment occupy a more prominent place
10 the public eye than Thomas Power
O'Connor who viii soon visit this
country. Mr. oConnor, Familiarity
known as IT. Pr" went to London
with no other capital than pluck and
good education. These have 6een sun
Gent 10 win him front place In jour
nalIsm.
Renouncing fashionable society and
forsaklng his life profession, that Of
law. Holton James. nephew Of Henry
James the novelist. and nephew Of
Professor William James, head of the
philosophy department Of Harvard
and scion Of wealthy family, has
chosen to live the simple life OF cow
herder and dispenser Of milk on farm
near Seattle, Wash.
Professor r. A. Ross OF the Uni
versity Of Nebraska has been elected
member Of the Institute fnternationale
de Sociologie. The meetings Of this
learned body are held trlennlaliy and its
membership is restricted to 100. AS a
matter Of fact the actual membership
has never exceeded about seventy.
Only six or eeven OF the foremost sociol-
ogists Of the United States have en-
joyed the honor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
SHORT STORIES.

After March /, 1903, no one but The
government VIII be permitted 10 import
opium INTO the Philippines
Before passing through smoke take
deep breath and cover the head.
Stop low or crawl on the hands and
kneeg.
Mexico mourns the loss OF It's cattle
trade TO Cuba. Venezuela and Colon.
bin now ship thousands OF head to
Cuba monthly.
The Oregon state fisheries depart.
uient Is preparing TO establish an OK.
pcrimcntAI station Oh Trask river, a
tributary % TIlIamook bny.
w q. Benson 81 Camden. Me-, liz
missing tobacco pinnts this year One
Of them was broken off the other day,
and on measuring the leaves were
found TO be "A by "a inches. There
were several leaves Of these measure
mcnts.
Until next summer INSCRIPTIONS
dealers may sell articles made Of brass
rs eighteen earnt gold. for the law
agninst this sort Of fraud, recently
pissed by congress. does not 20 into
effect for a year II provides penalty
Of $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
Finding an Heir


fofesnaaI
ei1nsy Rleaaassaea WIS despanGent.
Was he n loTef 40 Was ha ia.
sSoverishedT M. he Wa yieb. was
he ~ Dvof bealfh5 HI was excegtloa.
aliy healthy Then Whist was slse NIT
teF VIII hiiHf HE hsd been Inverted
Az ene tesaEe III wished III GnN seuae
kiH NJ wiAom tse mi2hs geaye his for-
fune, sAd, contrary III tile nxusl hap.
peaSng ln sgefs cases, nO Csse win
6rop N PlensaDd6n blooa ID biz On Ter
veins WAS 10 be found.
Pieasapdon he'd run away from bis
home IN Engiand when I'D snd.
coming 70 America, had been 80 ALI
eoried sn business tiaat he had not
han time 70 trouble Himself about Ills
British relatives. His fafher wax Il
country gentleman and wvil 10 80
Sidney thought sllaf wiaen M could KS
baek witA y fortune 10 make him wet.
come HE would M W, otherwise Nv
Ncstld remain sway. Forty years
sitter bis departure ~ went sack win
fhe fortune, but not member or de-
ecendanf from fhe Pleasaudon family
could ~ found. All were dead saye
the daughter ~ one 81 Sidney Pieasan-
d0n's sisters Her mother had Eoars4ed
without the consent Of tie head Of
tilA family and had disappeared. The
homestead had passed to others.
What we prize III youth we are apt
10 consider worthless III on age, aud
vice versa Pleaganacn returned 10
America with an exalted appreciation
f0r whit WAS denied him tIia family
NJ had W long neglected I'll he tad
discovered ore naember III the family.
no matter how remote, he would have
found some satisfaction iii mating MIN
or her happy with fortune sfteF bis
own death
PIesssndon, on BIS way 70 bis ofIce
one day, passed small house with
iittie ground lt SIS front protected By
q wooden fence. One morning little
Girl about four years Ola. perched On
The gats, smiled at him There was
something ia the siniie thar went 10
the lonely mans heart. The next morn.
liz when he passed again the child
was waiting for him and held ont
dandeIl0n flower n i highborp dame
had given him an arnful Of roses II
would not have moved him, but tlle
dandelion offered BIZ the child struck a
chord ia his heart that had never be-
fore yibrated
There were many love tokens passing
after that between the child and the
old man, and once when be went by he
ssw woman looking at him curiously.
n not suspiciousiy, He turned, went
10 the house. and the woman came 10
the door.
WIN you kindly give me your Iittie
girls name7e be said.
What do y0fl want with itT'
"She has bestowed upon ne the only
disinfereeted gift have ever received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
MODES or THE MOMENT.

Mothcrof.pearI necklaces 10 match
the mother Of pearl buckles, collar sup.
ports and shirt waist seta are particu-
larry pretty.
saHhes are once more tied IN the two
long dropping loops aud two ends or
the two strnlglt across loops and long
ends OF several decades ago.
X does seem as though yokes, vests,
jahota ard other fancy neck finishes
have never played so important a part
us now There il n perfect craze for
oddities IN thia line.
cbollers nre In again and VIII DO
greatly IN voTue during the fall and
winter season, but they are never plain
aud seldom II ever made OF any ma
tcrinl heavier than a radlum or china
xix.
They say that green, which has had
inch q phenomenal success, will be
seen this fall in leaf green. goaaebcrry
green and prairie green. II win also
be noticed IN emerald, grass. geranIum
nxd deep leaf green
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
CABOT

Walter Williams 81 Boston II IN town
visiting.
Colonel Wells and wife went 10 Bur.
llnRtoD today.
Ed Baker Of Boston Is visiting bis
brother, Addison,
Mrs =. II osgood Is visiting at his
home At Lyndon.
G. J, Lamb Of East Calais was in
town on business Yesterday.
The corn foast at VIII Marsha Ties.
day night WAS we'll attended.
Al,s Robert lupiis 81 Barre Il visit.
ing her sister Mrs. g. j. liawes
Fred Wales and wife have gone "a
Bellows Falls for 10 days sisIt,
Miss Sunderland trained nnrse from
Barre, Is nursing Mrs, Mary Jane Weeks.
Frank Webster and family Of Man
chester n, H., are visiting at Harvey
Rogers
Miss Marjorie Wells went 10 swanton
today 10 visit her aunt, Mrs. Lillian
Fletcher.
May Ornisbec and Nellie Williams aud
Mice Ijlodgctt return q Barre 70 teach
next Tuesday
MiaS Henry, tfaned ninsc from
Barre, II cnring tof Mrs KATE Mclean
\ AZ 0fcn Rogers
\ q, J. Halves Is having the Ell part Of
bill bouae shingled. Harry WabIidge N
ldong The work
Sim Swcfdfeeef and wife went 20
Worthwhile fair Tuesday and win be
gone ~ The week.
HIonebc Ellsworth, who has been worl,
the Tor II G, Lance has taken the Union
Mouse DUNG room At Montpelier.
N Nh. Nm. Stevenson has been In Bur
HINTON Tor medical treatment fof the
1past tNu months, returned last week,
.Nos Vi LaGendre, sailor % tho
ItllXmpia, came from South Carolina
ItIlia wetk 10 visit his brother Joe,
MIN. III. burbank and Miss Pauline
1efu,nrd last night from NotthiicId,
sAVhcte they have been Visiting Mrs. Bun.
banks sister, Mrs. Charles plumley
MA. Allie Hickey and daughters,
Glodts Madeline and Olive Of West
n,,.lt. Who have been stopping ~
IielsIo freeman's shce June, returned
homo today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
BOND ss.ssO.Ooo.
That Amount Might Be Required of
STANDARD Oil Company.

Chicago, Aug. ao.--The question Of
whether the Standard Oil Company will
be required TO give bond for its appear
ance on each Of the indictments returned
Monday by the federal grand iuries on
charges Of accepting rebates from rail-
roads has not been settled.
A bond of $4,000 was fled by Judge
Bethea when The first Indictment was
returned against the company several
weeks ago. That indictment vas on
nineteen counts, and il the same ratio
il maintained with the GAPS counts in
the ten returned on Monday. the re-
quired bonds would be $s,350.000.
Il don't think bond viii be required, .
said John S. Miller. attorney for the
Standard Oil Company The STANDARD
oil Company is not going 70 run of to
Europe"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30

Made Millionaire BIZ Carnegie Left Home
ID Rochester, IN. VI, Two Weeks Age.

Pittshurn. pss, Aag. 50 Benjamin H.
,Tgier, ONE oi the bright young men An
drew Carnegie made u millionaire III one
night, wlsen be increased the capital
stock of the Carnegie steel Company
something like i dozen times. he's wan-
dered away from bis home II R0rhes.
Ter n. Il The police Of Pittsburg haze
bern asked 10 institute q search foT him,
as i il thought be has started Eor this
city.
NheH tie Carnegie company was
taken into the United States steel Cor
goration Re converted his stock into
sash and retired 10 farm near Roehes-
ter. He ii NOW ~ years of ace. His
health was broken IN the fierce struggle
necessary to buiAd fisp Carnegie company.
ana recently his nlind failed. About
tsKo weeks ago lie disappeared from bis
home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
LOST PASTOR FINDS
HIMSELF IN CAR
Missing Fan River Clergyman. Rev. F. L.
Wheeler, in Schenectady.

Fan Riser, Aug 30- The Rev. Francis
i. Wheeler, THE missing pastor 81 the
Trinity Baptist Church here. for whom
the police and citizens have been search
ing for ten days. has been located in
Schenectady, \. r.
Rev. Mr. Wheeler writes his wife here
yesterday stating that he found him
self in q freight car in the yards at
Schenectady Tuesday. He could not ex-
plain how he came there and did not
knnw the day Of the month until he
came out. He said he was penniless and
hungry. He wrote that be had started
ID search Of work To get enough money
To GENE home on.
Mrs. Wheeler and friends have for
warled him money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
LOCKED In
ARCTIC CELL
Porter Of New York Hotel,
Trapped In Refrigerator
ALMOST FREEZES 10 DEATH
Bsst Also PeispiFea Hailstanss Ralliag
Beer Keg Af9und 70 Keep Up
Circulation OR EaIee HIN
Gale
ALMOST FREEZES TO DEATH

Alexander Beck, bar porter OF tie
Marlborough hotel, spends all lis spare
tine Wherever be can end the moss
sunshine. and In the meantime al he
goes al30ut his duties his joints ereak
aid rep Iike tie RUSTY hinge of door,
AIT this III because Beck Id NOT ret
tAawAd out TX win be several days.
he fhIakx, before hie arteries ana yeins
are running unclogged BY floating tee
and the dampness gets out II bis bones
ard sockets. He was almost frozen
70 death while locked ia the hotel re-
frigera,Dg.
Beck's duties are many and various.
1t II he who mnst keep the barkeepers
supplied with everything they need IN
The compromising Of the drinks called
for by the patrons he must never
allow tile Zee bins To become empty. the
mint To become exhausted or the cher
sies and OTHER fruit I'd be wanting.
while fine lemon julce bottle II par
ticular charge cf his.
he does hiS principal work shifting
tie beer kegs, watching the mineral
waters, stirring IT'D the. fruits end man
aging the straws and other things ID
the refrigerator II IS there also be
keeps BIS lemons. and to save time II
Is there be gqueezes them. Tie MARI
borough cold room IS ont under the
sidewalk and narrow passage from
the layatory leads to its heavy wood
and iron door two feet thick. IT is d
massive room an around, stored with
casks ana crates. with the pipes coated
with about Nix inches Or snow running
til ali directions. Tile temperature IL
kept around freezing all the time. and
about ten minutes II enough of 1t for
Beck ordinarily. Then be goes out and
exercises.
Beck went IN there the other day TO
squeeze the lemons aud was peacefully
engaged ia the process when a watch
man came along through the under
ground labyrlnth. Beck had left tho
massive door Just on the crack, but the
rays Of the electric light he used did
not come through. Tie watchman say
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
The Times Daily Short Story.


I wash 10 repay If 0esfre to resneM
bfF heY ~ iax VII
ghe soman looked at hiEn Quizzieailg
Ao, ~ sd. yes ean'f be her
fsaaer You're TO %; Bat I expect
yoafe 81 leagsse Msfh lin
Njli yog please expBain2y
wei. there's 10 use beati3' reurd
NE baasil Ire gos tie Child aud 1
mean ~ hold en- 70 ber. When hsr
ni0sher died, two yesrs a9o. ghe left
aer wsta4 me, and I promised her rnat
I'd barry bet III TIE tack we0da before
her father Should isy haD6s on her.
INV Ment ~ iAe l>ad, you knpw.y
*&O. dog't know anything about
llm. have Simply seen her while
passing ID and from BY Office. Ii you
win giYe me her fun name, when die
NE shall ise remembered ID ny win
sT'o you really mean ifg@
II 81.
lsbesg good little girl, ssr. and I
should Ire 10 have her benefited
ahe's Ike her mofher, sir: not IKE her
father BIZ Her mothers mother
made 4 bad marriage too. Ghe came
NJ Il fne family, eir She had only one
ciiild this little gtTl's mother. E0sh
were a0DG p0faen and l0pked and Net.
IA )ike ladies Their husbands we're
ven connected, foo, bal both were
worthless. Jhe ebsld's mother told nie
tiast her mother had married against
her parents viii end they disowned
Der Her husband brought her 10
America. promising 70 make a fortune
snd 20 back and show 'ein thar they
had beer mistaken 10 him. but he
never did II. Their daughter married
"a man that was worthless too
THANK Jon for telling me this"
He teok out pencil and notebook.
WIN You giye ne The childs nameY
"Rosaiind EaakeI"
Any middle narneY
"Yea I believe there IL middle
name, but I'il have ID 10 aud look at
fiae writing her mother gave me 10 see
what II H.
She went away and brought an en-.
yeiope from which she drew sheet
Of paper aud ran her eyes over the
writing that covered Il. reading aloud
Straps of sentences.
Mother Crane from England
Thirty years ago. Married Thomas
RedGeld. | am their only child w
husband N George GaskeIl Rosallnd
was born Mag 3. is9S. she ~ named
IsosaIlnd for her fathers mother,
dear, good woman, and Pieasandon1--
"Pleassndon'.
"Yes sir"
"GO on"
From my mothers family the
PIeasandons Of Chester county. Eng.
bnd,p
Tile old man took up the child. who
was standing By. and folded her IN bis
arms.
II was not long before Rosalind
went 20 live with her great,uncle,
maid WIS hired 70 take care Of her.
and when she was older goYerness
began Der education The Pleasand0n
homestead has bern purchased and
will belong ID her.
hisTsTrR ID. BERWICK.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30

parasEEe NJ " AssE o sase
anas 0f Clue Residents I'll ESs 4g wis0
phserFea tile MstcFSr erexts 1T se4r
ago ii the Rosxsaloath Aaev Easd. Krs
terday brought yivid memories. fag slsis
s glse fra anniversary ~ tie sssnsssg 81
he tFraty NlIsei enzed fhe Nar be1 aen.
Russian and Japan There Has 80 sfseesal
0iseerfsuee % the dey here 81 xnes
"a and abynt PoFtssnDafis Iris saasnef
have besn ii strong contrast to LAaoee 81
last ysar Then fhe fitF ASA saeaFbv
sis0rs resorts. particularly Nee Castle.
vissre the envpys of the warIzng eQssn
tries were auarte1e3, were zaa1seI with
distinguished diplomats. faAsBsss .AEBari-
en Una fofrign newsgaqses nasses grua
essts ana editors ana aSsoGspnas 81 1aFg
iFrM sil pAyfS III tbr saAsFF nas
Nese draws here nv clgfie ID waieh
siae progress of THE pence negotiations.
4lsis year, w6iie there MS iseen the usaal
large number ot sMnmef visitors IN tasls
siciaity the streets hare seeElgd deserted
Ia comparison with last III nef, and
tie atmosphere. instead Of being charged
with the ieEscness Of exzssetatsan, las
resumed it, customary quiet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
HE ROLLED BEER KEo AND THAT MADE
HIM COLDER.

HIN COLDER.
only that the door was not shut and.
lnuttering something about careless
ness. slammed IL and threw the lock
over.
Beck WINS a prisoner Unless some
body came 10 open the door he would
remain one, for kicks, shouts. screams
aud everything else would avail moth.
ing through those thick walls. lie sud
denly remembered that he had given
the barkeepers above an extra supply
aud they would not look for him
Cor hours. lie looked at an Ice coated
pole liz the corner aud thought what he
would be then. he felt bis body chilli
ing gradually, ana when nervous
perspiration came out on his forehead
The drops ZEN on the floor like marbles.
Tie tried to dance, but there was not
room, so be practlced on juggling lem
ons. Ills hands got so cold he could
not tell whom they touched him. He
rolled beer keg backward and for
ward. and that only made him colder
He saw some mint, and when he
thought Of summer drinks his teeth be-
gan to chatter He felt his feet grow
lng numb. and after lie bad tried beat
inc on the wall with his fists for q min
ute he stopped for fear he would break
OF hand OF finger
lie had been IN the room little
more than an hour according to esti-
mates when ne was released.
lie was at once thrown into tub of
ice water and by degrees melted
enough 10 take q long breath and tell
what had happened
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
BROKEN BACK FATAL.
Young Woman Lived a Year After In
jury, However.

Albany, N. II, Aug. 20. Miss Ella
Donohue died at st. Peters hospital
yesterday morning, where she has been
since the collapse Of the John G. Myers
department store ON August S, last
year. Miss Donohue, who was a cloak
model, had her spine broken when the
building collapsed
Hers was considered a remarkable
case, as ii Is the first time in medical
history that a person with an injury of
this character lived 80 long. She sur
yived Nv several months student on
the Georgetown football team whose
spine was injured at play, and who lin
gered -four months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
DIR. WEBB A GRANDPA.
Son Born to Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Pulit-
ger Of New York.

New York, Aug. Boa son was born
Tuesday to Nh and Mrs Ralph Pulitzer
at the town house, East Scyenty-tbird
street.
Mrs. Pulitzer was Miss Frederick Van
derbilt Webb, the only daughter of Or.
W. Seward Webb and Mrs. Webb. Her
marriage to Mr.. Pulitzer was celebrated
nj Slclburne Farms, VI, the country
home d the Wcbbs, on October IA, 1905.
Mr.. Pulitzer was graduated from Har.
vard college n 1900. Ilc has been popu.
ar in society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
SPAIN FAvoRs OUR GOODS.
Extends New Tariff to Those in Ware
Houses.

Washington, Aug go American
goods in Spanish warehouses are to
have the benefit Of the favored nation
tariff treatment which will go into effect
between Spain and the United States
on September l. The state department
received a despatch yesterday from the
American minister at Madrid, Mr.. Col
lier, announcing this fact The despatch
also says that the royal decree putting
into effect the new tariff agreement be-
tween Spain and the United States was
published in that country yesterday.
President Roosevelt viii Issue procla.
mation in q few days declaring the new
agreement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-30
10 SUE PACKERS
They are Accused Of Selling Short.
Weight Lard.

Chicago. Ai2 30 City Sealef Joseph
e,fesn yesterday directed that suits be
instituted against Armour Il Co.. Mel.
son Morris Il Eo., swift GU, ANA THE
Anglo American Provision Company. 3D.
q Charge II selling short weight lard
ihe city sealeF declared yesterday that
Tuesday be and one 81 HE inspectors
purchased aye pound paiis Of lard AZ the
stock yards, and found them 70 he from
three to twelve ounces short in weight.