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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THIS 5 4 SNAr Farm f6r Sate. Wasaing-
ton W. ene Msie fzUFN " sSklaeseA stlsaEe, 81
the cid sx1szpike rot0 - fheisxz. ka3fa knnWn
As Tat IS ksayff Cheney. which hes tNeeN pH'a
tsnuea III kas thAnex nSane aAe yeAHa sssA farm
cnnfAanlnH TIA &erex Mspx~ IN sess- AasihstNke
cNsSiss III AnnSa nSsn. AnA @egsa NsEN' KGt
particulars @sssN ta nf rNlS IVA wee EMg tffNHMa
ewras ii the Washing suaa fssseA II NA the
ney zsS0F
FOE SALE VERY dsssrS Ale Ge4ae wish slssN
- acre s. AAd, Consists II . Hpee1a hs,ase
~sl.eh lsAs heen Aalit 0nlx = fnw years tNs
perch en- ffwfiF ANA gssc sssie. ts0sSl raAAcH q
keep hens. Thts is vfsS aessgaele hanAe, snA
ShpNaa te seen ~ le appreciated Price ~
fHpRN Fsx fafs particulars snaaEfe ~ tae ~
A. PERRY HEAL fsfNse Agency RaNgaS : ami A,
Gaxaan Maxsak Ragfe Nn RSS8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02
10 REM.

10 isENT-.A good six room tenement. cleo.
ttiu Hight. furnace heat. ~ y Gufrief street af-
SON tGitf
+N'-itA
10 RENT. Furnished ana uniurnshod
rooms. Also building bot for sale. Inquire 40
Summer street. SIR
10 RIeNT-f0ur nte.room tenements az iOl
River street House newly repaired aud Az ln
nfet- class condition. spring water and sewer
connections Inquire OF George VI Mann i1tf
---s---4.--t
no REN1- Furnished 'front.' room at corner b
Church and AYeriil Atrects Electric lights aud
haiti Pheasant location ~. j. Mclean, v
ANefiM street, s}tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

The Middlebury Business Mems Asso-
cation held . meeting recently to see ii
canning industry could be established
there After some discussion commit
tee Of twelve wa appointed TO see to the
raising IL the money and several people
freely signed the paper. The committee
was also instructed ~ hook further into
tho project and report 60 future meet
inc. Papers have already been siled with
the secretary Of state for The formation
al said company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02
SCIENTIFIC HORSE sHOEIRG.

Speedy cutting knee cutting. interfering,
forging. stumbling and cross firing positively
cured All Diseases Of the horses feet treated
with good success. Veterinary medicine for
sale.
]. L Mcleod. Registered harse Sheer
shop on Seminary Street, Barre. VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

Where Simplifed Spelling Came From
The human physiology taught ~
schools seems to BE peculiar. Ne have
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


GRIST MILL. FOR SALE In good town
Custom work amounts 10 shout Al GO per year.
and sales OF near and Reed 70 az0at $tsWU per
year. Good hnllding, water power. also gas0-
line engine. New steel mill and set ~ Barr
stnEes. Located of from railFusd but Ia good
farming community. Price, x4nea. terms one4
half cash. Would exchange fer other property
Il same was desirable. For fuli particulars
inquire Of p. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Rooms aud ?, GordOn Block barre VI lS5tf
FOR sAl,E-A model hosae on Patterson
street Contains seven conveniently arranged
rooms besides IAN, bath pantry and closets
All rooms are Finished N the natural wood and
All r00ms Un ftrst noor have hard wood n00rs,
Hcnse ii heated ~ hotaiY furnace, Is lighted
~ electricity. and there are huf and cold water
connections to sink, bath and two wash bowls.
There i . nice wide porch on front amt enc
side. Lat IS extra large. having frontage Of
about % feet and depth q ITO feet. Plenty Of
room for barn and large garden. Nice lawn
with plenty 81 shruhbers II yan want SOME
thing Htees and yet not expensive. this will
suit you. The property Is considered worth NJ
good Judges $3.50, and could not he built 10
day TOT this amount We offer IL for only
Ss.000 for Immediate acceptance. lot Us
show yng photograph II This place. II Is
spre % please you: For fun particulars, IN
Quifc ef the ~ A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Rooms and D. Gordon Block, Barre. VI l67u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

Tie I.gndonyille Village Improvement
Society has arranged fol i lsetpre Sonrse
entertainment NJ six nsambers for Ehe
causng seASEa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

FOR sAIE-By Lord s Kelly. fast racing
OF driving horses. They are driven by VIII
Page 81 Barre. They viii be- At the Northneld
FAIR next week FOR racing. ANY ono intending
10 purchase should sen them there, There q
also harness and carts 10 70 with them. Apply
10 lauiS Lord, Nor,hhcd, ~ II n 3 Phone
3l9.1a l54tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

About 9Sa roo cans Df corn ana sascca-
fash we're put rp NJ the Westminster
canning factory this season which has
been 4 very saccessfsl ore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

FOR SAf.E--Nice home with IA acre o. land
on Park street. Good, modern G-rVom house IN
fine condition. Large garden and nice grounds
small henncry. Prize. S2eoe feims Satp
down. This place cost the present owner over
So 3uo0o For fui particulars inquire % the
u. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Rooms s and Q
Gordon Hack. Barre. W. i5stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

WANTED 10 rent small tenement with
hari, by young couple with baby. Address Is.
". -. Care Times lGItf
WANTED s 81 or 40 horse power hoisling eu-
glue With Two drums. Must be IN Ropu repair,
q l.. johnson, box 70, Johnson. II lt2f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

wANTEn--A middio-aged Woman for house
keeper ii family ~ one. Address hggfton 4.
Andrews. Berlin. VI l6atts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

FOR SALE. House OF four tenemenrs Of five
rooms cath Rents for Saa month, Price for
the same for a quick sale. s9se0. 81 600 down
and the rest can remain on mortgage II desired.
Also two teneInepts 20 rent az same place,
Price for the winter. 81 per month 50 right
u. y, Royce. l64t6T
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02


FOR SALE ngiish huh terrier puppies.
six months old. all white. same litter As satan,
TIA, who got two first winners and special 20
Bratsiehors. John A. Stansneld. - Myrtle
Ave, fiesygke, Mass. fs0tSe.o.d
FOR SALE separator. guared up for an en- .
gine. All IA good shape, VIII trada good
COWS ~ vORng stlck Apply 10 smith
Bros. stock Farm, W 7. jackson ~ VI N.
shepard. fM ita,S
FOR SAf.E-ASix or ctght horses for sale also
several double and single harness. six second
hand carriages win he SOLD at reazau bic prices,
Il, 5 Parks fiainheid. " ic'te'
FOR SAt.E-t'ow and Calf So. ". s W.
sewing Machine $500 ieolcgg tneahator $500;
Mann R,ane tuttsf Ss,0i Is h. + yeaTlinr tens
si0Ha faul Waterman, 80 Washington ST.
l@''s
FOR SALE .Oge hundred acres ~ land.
about one-haIf mile from MAFshtield depot II
consists Of sugar place ~ eea trees. All wen
equipped faf making sugar, tie remainder Is IN
enod pasture land we'll watered. Inquire Of
VI. II Eddy Of 81 Johnsburs or q. II. Smith,
Mafshtleid. VI i6stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

fAfN ~&k@fas
right aaahie ssncnens houses II tenements
1hree enstaEW hnaseS.
Onr geags sennmens hauSe.
ESghsy tive building iatSs
Allef fAe ADORE real estate Il desirable pfpp
eFty aaa we'll situated IN The heart III NE Cfty
* Raaae For further information lneaisu n
John Tr1w Of II. A. Phelps, Sstf
FARM RnR sAiE--Ihe Rancrast farm All
joining Fssnfeld yiisagc. II minutes walk 70
her, never. failing water Al~o haek pasture "a
isN aere$ With woodland All going 10 ls9 soia.
SIRE VI. 4 hatcheldes. Aaigns tlaff
FOR SALE. Fest residence ioss ii 10 INV Al
head NJ FRENCH street Nsaw anoi~fraeteA
elsaF 81 Washington street taavrnient 90
hash lines I'll trolley. Good air. TRY soil Ne
fllipg required. See pf1n. Ayegtla GRANITE
c., AxeriA building. GU le't
FOR SAIsE~Sson shed on furnhAms naad-
ow. Viii accommodate five gangs ~ men.
Polishing mill, one acge vf hand. inquire " =.
cage Real ksttie Agency. Bolster Block, hafge
m isSsA
ron SAllE- cottage hanss with large garden
and her hanAe SELL ~ kniE customer. Also
topts; bakers oven and baking dishes Tor honac
hokery enc eightfoot ceanlff Slfee Ifss egg
incuiateEs. ard = toc chick hr0odes. VIII sch
any q them cheap Call az Church street,
Barre. VI lan
10 M0RklNEMEN--n yAu want home
that win pas for itself without extra effort On
year pATts II son Dc, iet as Yell saN about 4
cvrsAin property consisting ~ kaed fw0sa{osN
hakse which contains teR1mentk, r0nms ~
enc and III the other N weil faeAtea an good
residence street. lot is large Attending gar
dea Tais property cost the present owner
e. GaAqn bat to-day We are alluwea ~ offer h
FOR sS09aa less than this aid to an honest man.
on very easy terms perhaps SsaN down and
efty nov Soa are getting present af SSpsAua,
f0f full particulars, inquire u the y. A. Perry
Real kstate Agency Kooms and . Goraon
block. Barfa. NJ is3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

WANTED The care OF furnace 81 any heater.
Address h, fimes Oiiioe, i6StNs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02
ABOUT The STATE.
ITEMS II Interest Cleaned From OR
EXCHANGES.

3Ig ard Aggs. ~. M TNrnFr and AFis.
MAEion faiFhAnks Ill 81. Iahasbs.rs
have Fefa1ned home from sssp aeFoAd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

FOR kENT~-Aacant September fst house ON
EAstefn ave. seven rooms. eleesslS iight@ fur
macs heat. and hath. lnqeise 81 . ", Diiio0s
Insurance taihce leltt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

FOR sALF-My four wear old mare. one Of
the best bred colts In the state sired ~ Hell
mont Alexander by Alexander, BY Ateaulsfa. by
George Wilkes, dam Elsie Wood awncd ~
John ffuss. also Lady Shae brown mare lNycars
old Both mares are fearless OF all objects and
good TO work Oh drive. WIN hitch single or
double. tail az Waiter Belviile's, 1anitc
vile. ll5tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-02

TO RENT- Oaice roous Ia fAe blanchard
hleek' Inquire Of Albert A. sargent Averin
Block. ss9tl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
A. n ABBOTT 4 COLA. ABBOTT 8 colA.P ABB0TT 5 CO
- The Daylight Store n
MANY NEW ITEMS.
Some of the Shoings that interesting Early Buyers.

featured New YORK the
Cha Szle shown generally
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS

The wrzsheF We are now having Il
s1rs q make u1oss LADIES' think a her
FALL aad early Winter Wardrobe
The lady Who uznrs ! DressY Gar
nens for the fall and winter wear
shrsld ~ HteFested ii d Tailored
Salt.
Af sfo 90 GOOD quality ysu-
nzn Sux. iii blues aud bEack Goat
II made rwrnty -scvcn inches long wrb
self styzppEag Eown back. aed
thTaughuur skirt mazde Full rirzssaar
wirh seds s0sd around b1fT0rs
AZ $500 i i Snx rzde TX fine
az1Aty HcFrin1bone Chsymt, EaF
nz1s rwrrzy -sEx inchrs Igrg. SIRED
back SKIRT made haA g0r= gleare5-
Cogcrs black and biue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

AEFa BSekfar# RsAfaa Mass IN
dens0ra eating sae esarz III art uIm
81 tas 8ane9 kirts egas pany strife
Az the HeegF OF the eisrk@ nmi5n
ta~e svaaaHg Elex RarSs. Ronald fsasa1
ani M ETe vps werg jnfssass
fag9 shersasp ard satee appiwaEm.
fse aenahefsSD were reeeEest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
LADIES' OUTER MAPS.

The trade telt us we have gng Co.
Iarzesx and h~ss kne 81 LADIES' and
Misses Ecars ID be fsund in This Sec
tion IL WIZ hate nrt, i IL mcE 5eeaxAsss
re have nog tried y Bit lors Ill
Firse and srGadg ingu or CsaFHenr se-
lecricax If we have nat ~ whax
YCl wznr, W. will rry asst u.s. 4 fcr
yog
III Coats from So 98 10 10 90
mr hayr t7- hesr line w. cysr harr
showH. zaS il styes whirh IRE All
right
Coafs from $3.50 "a 1900 80
STOW Eo4 i An< of nn-l llssss.s Iii i
variety 81 ncb6g soy lss. hcgh ii loose
and partially Erred RACKS
ezke especial pride ri 0ur hr-
* Blzcs Coazs. knxh il lined ard m
Isn<d psIced from SI000 ID Is 90
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS.

Af SIS 90 We sF7w Aae u
Prince Char Suirs nsaie Is very
pcpalzr mxrurr, gree hess
browns and xrrYs Coat haed Will
good cuzIfty satln Skirts Hlade ia fhe
lar-ss waking yIeF Taia sr Il IL
extra vahIe for Bassn ~ Su
At Sf4 GO sa Black SCR, made
If aIl wonI Eynansle Chcqqf
Ccaf mzae FweriFy seven inches lore
hrfea hack, cara Asl otrr hgs
Skft made good Eal piezed EF-
This Suit Espexfa good III azsEe
SIZES
Ar $40 GO. p 50. IS 90. ana
IT SO, We caa shaw yc9 sane rsrrz
GOOD yzIaes III Brcadcl1rks ard Wcrs
F-5S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
IALK OF The Town.

@ae "a yss~4 sasuxs<v
lsFRa #N neaE etags fss s1a
M taa@se
uqr eY4pe2 VI -asat kEasay ana
Wea Efr esas alHcs'An I'm aA
e:srts ANerHAA nAsssle e1'Ag
et sonie ma3e u tAaE frssa aa lsi9eS
as emta PER pegEza at SmlsA q
1890
aAF sGiG sAF Maleasaa aAeAssk FrFi1lAs
yezlefaAy ffpA 4 w Aa
AirNieS II
AL tinggas az BariinMraa sEfEged
~ she elFg thas aeTnAag Es'f 4 Ef'N dAg
FREE ssssasls oa Stamford E W.
saiat 1 VIII WA@ ase F'.aalss1 %Aqts
W. w esinSsaAy aN EstsN
Ar and Akrs FL cave rsaarnFd asf
nslAs fEon Aew fags FsfY eaainE 93
" vi ssAefi.r'sss4 - 4 ~ : ~ Asss
Ff'sleae w. 1as,a -. - 80
sEasfa teneaAeae ~ hlss s1fse 81 seltN-
Tte Nmis2is eslah w1ll Aeba EAeA aFF
Essa koHle estfpaE in tsnnleHs b.1.A
j. 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
Ngg.nerr Opening.

Wrs. w 8. Ssepaz wfI have her
n s;.liaery epeaue kFaisy saa SATURDAY..
FaR operating Ffiaa ana >anssg
~essem ser swFrr aaI taeHt
aine n 4 Mics
sElss siev Pske ssaoanse aer faa
esenGng " anrers ErrAg md ~atag
liz -epr and e
Mrs % E. Wass r base Ser maH
aerw operating Az Nae 2 Aaa { IrFisg
Essahilng 81 EriGas sud ~asansy ~ert.
Is and -
fEenin1 81 sFhrmea hats saH
6aerg aavesties am r8sAF aaa ~asagaAs
S*pt ~ AasE - * Washington strsst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF The Town.


n. 3 Pssr wert "a NerThiass shis
aftarnnen on Aasines VISIT
Ma. anA Alrs. Frank VI Eaagieis wens
IN Rsungz1u sceag Esr 4 Fislt wits res
atlres
nywiza1 cutler reEMued yesterday
Srgm ENa wevss aaIan sgenz ln
Edeson
MI anf Mrs Orgir knax vert q
cyagiessan- % H.. rmsa8 fw feH
tty- sssiE wlth fTients
There ailE Se i rsmlaar monthly hslss
zssS aeeting ~ she msnseFs II FiArs
TIA elsa ii theak rsDms sals eyeninx q
s'esae&
W II Murray EnGih s1 snsg'eg
wh Be- has eatite,f b tae d12 saoa
~ the Bg1Et#Aaxl5 fair reecivas vssseg.
&av three szst prizes AHA Asaond
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
TALK OF The Town.


sale aF Aasa qii SatardaE
Sas 4knfs. ...a IA s.. Fs ~
so.,4s
ss sf@ was y NaltsAele
aAs@ Aaa s0 M AAAFe
- Fsz Az .nsnn ytAtar
MI M W. s rrvrsss $500 M
: 81 .F1 s... - q 500
49,. = $50
flGS. Aatm arN gamxhtsv sA1
asssy heen VS. ~ as Sae lassne 70 +.
wallace rvtsgEed yesterday t0shefs hslne
.l1 Watts EsVer
u .yf 4. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-17
WATSCN ITEMS
Sunday School Visit.

On Sunday. April 18th, the Miners
VILE Sunday school returned a visit
in body to Molongah Sunday school
Leaving Watson station on car No
is. secured especially for our benefit
at lis p m. we arrived at MononGah
at p. N. About so members Of our
school formed in line on the bridge
under the leadership of our pastor
Rev. G. B. Stewart. and marched in >
body TO the church, where they par
ticipated in the Sunday school, after
which they listened to an Easter ser
mon preached by Rev. J. J Phillips
pastor of the NIonongah NJ P. Church
Leaving Mononsah at 4:45 p m We
arrived at Watson at $50 p. m, all
having had a pleasant visit Our Su-
perintendent. Mr.. John Welsh. always
has the best interest OF our school at
heart and has done many things to
increase the interest and attendance
We. as a church and Sunday school
certainly appreciate Mr. Welsh's eff
forts to make OF this banner school
We wish to tender our thanks to
Motorman Davis and Conductor Strun
who handled our car carefully and
showed US such courtesy on our trip
on No IS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-17
is YOUR STOMACH
ON A STRIKE: :?
That Dark Brown Taste enc J.disessaH
Indicate Dyspepxia.

II You nave coa'eo tonSuc e'a -
taste IN Your mouth the gastric Juices OF
vor,r stomach are. not doing ti1cir Suty>
shey have gone on ;, permanent strike.
and dyspepsia has its grip upon you.
A little Later you will have f-Ily Co
vcloped case of chronic dyspepsia end
will begin to experience. if you Go not
5s:S r - e : s:ss. ..s e ss:s;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-17

ment withstood the shock at the
meeting at Atlanta 1t was so timed
that the monument to General Wheel
er was a feature at the same date
Little, fiery Joe WHEELER. fighting
against the flag one day, living to
fight for it another day, dying hero
through mis- fearlessneSs and through
his persistent determination TO show
that the quality of his patriotism
was not of the verbal order, was the
object of the homage of men who
had fought against him forty years
ago It has taken England centuries
20 forget who fought with York and
who fought with Lancaster in the wars
of the Roses. or who was a Roundhead
and who a Cavalier. and to learn that
all the English heroes wer English IN
stead of merely adherents of a FAC
ton In this country while those Stlli
live who bore the burden of battle II
is possible for the American to say
gar AID those WHO fought in il Were
the old soldiers of both armies at
Southern Pines, Gov Glenn said:
we do not ask you to forget Sher1-
dan, or Grant or Meade. or those 9TH
er brave men. We could not respect
you II you did Nor do we think you
could ask us TO forget Lee. or Stone
wall, or Sidney Johnston. or respect
us if we did. These all We're Aneri-
cans. and brave and capable Ameri-
cans. and the day is fast coming that
we will remember them with any but
the regard that is due them as Amer
leans. content that such men are tho
product of our common country
The mission Of the Blue and the
Gray is lofty one, and not so difficult
as some might imagine. The civil
war. however. much rancor may have
developed in certain circles, was not
a personal encounter II was vast
movement that swept men into its re-
lentleSS course, and when it had sub
sided there was still no occasion Tor
personal quarrel.lt was general but not
individual Where the men from the
two armies mingled during the conflict
there was coulradeShip. In speech
at the Atlanta meeting = Northern
soldier remarked,.My predecessor on this
stand addressed you as Comrades
who wore the Blue and Comrades who
wore the sGray. Ny eyes are not so
good now as they We're once. I nave
looked this aSsemblaEe over and
can not distinguish. cannot tell one
from the other. I VIII merely say
comrades,
And from every quarter OF that
great hall 4 storm OF applause broke
forth that showed the appreciation of
the fact that the warm blood of hui
man fellowship is thicker than the va
por OF temporary hate.
One of the Blue and the Gray fell
lows who wore the gray sat chatting
with me one day. II was unrecon-
structed for a good while" he said,
but gradually commenced 10 notice
some thinSS.and have taken up with
one or two Yankee innovations. For
instance, I made up my mind some
time ago that this Yankee practice of
cutting your winter wood in the fall
and pilinE it up in the shed TO dry
and be handy is heap better way
than to wait and chase out after it
just before you want to light fire"
And 1 find this man is a pretty good
authority on when to plant sweet po-
tatoes or where TO locate a posSum
in a persimmon tree about the time
the sweet potatoes are fit for eating.
BioN H BUTLER
Dives Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-17
BITS OF GOSSIP
FROM WASHINGTON
Senator cIark's Granddaughter Sees
-Teddy':-Eede Would Not
Be Senate

some weeks ago Senator Clark. OF
Montana. received a letter from his
Little granddaughter. who was then
at Camden. S. c.. in which she said:
Dear Grandpa-When get back
TO Washington will you take me TO see
Teddy? am having good time
down here, but I want to see You so
much. / know you Will take me TO
see Teddy. won't you. as want 10
see him very much
Several days ago the millionaire
Senator called at the White House
with his granddaughter. little Miss
Catherine Elizabeth Norris. and as
the two entered the White House the
little girls eyes beamed with pleasure
and she informed the doorkeeper thar
she was going to see Teddy When
the Senator entered the Presidents
Office with his little granddaughter
President Roosevelt stopped talking To
the other visitors and greeted the ut
Tie girl with one Of his most cordial
handshakes. he took the little girl on
his knee and cnatped with her Tor .
few minutes, and then. picking the
largest and prettiest rose from a
bouquet on his desk he handed IL to
the child. and she exclaimed:
Teddy. you are just splendid
Little Miss Morris is one OF the
four grandchildren of Senator Clark.
and She is bright and smart as can
be. She speaks several languages and
can write a good letter without the
least trouble When she was born
Senator Clark. her grandfather set
lied upon her several millions OF dol
lars as birthday gift
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-17
Trials.

H sy.fs,4ss1i.S life5 r 70
beachldfess no can t1,i low HARD the
sstrnggle may hare beenere she learnf 70;
sence oe this itnicSIo hind slnzrfI&lSltfe
together. be absence OF rhislo pledge
rosmutual afecr8onsES . COMMON adtsap-,
.pointment- Many fortunate couples
become estranged thereby Even II they
do not drift apart, one mayread the whole
extent Of their dIsapp otntmentf IN theeyess
of such = childless couple when they rest
on the children OF Others To them the
largest family does not seem 100 numerous
In many cases Of baTenneSS or child
feSSneSS the obstacle 70 ch1lo-oearing IS
easily removed by the cure OF weakness on
vorfte PreScri ption has been the means OF
restoring health and fruitfulness 10 many
a barren WOMAN TO the great JOY OF the
household. In other but rare cases, the
obstruction TO the bearing of children has
been found to be OF a surgical character.
but easily removable by pa inItsS operative
Treatment at the 1nvalidS Hotel and Sur
gical Institute Buffalo. " " over which
DIR. Pierce of the -Fayorite PreScri pt1on
fame presides- In all-caSe where chill
-dren are desired and are 4 bSe;lt- q: effort
should be made 10 find out the real cause,
since it Is generally 50 easily removed by
proper trea tmenJ-
In all the various weaknesses dfSplace-
mentS. prolapSuS. Inflammation and de,
bilitatiIIG. catarrhal drains and in al
cases OF NERVOUSNESS and debility Dr..
Pierce'S Fayoritc Prescription IS the most
efficient remedy that can posi- bly, be uSec--
II has to its credit hundreds Of thousands
OF cureS-mor.. IN fact THIN any other
remedy put up for sale through DRUGGISTS.
especially for ESonna II : Use. The inSredi-
e:ltS of which thea- Eavorite Prescription
is composed have received the most
positive endorsement from the leading
medical writer's on 1fdteTiG ;fecitc1 of all
the several schools of practice. All the
ingredients are printed IN l,Ldt'L English
ON the wrapper enclosing the bottle 50
that anv woman making use OF this
famous medicine may know exactly what
She is taking DR.. Pierce takes his pa
tientS into his full confidence which he
can afford 10 do aS the formula after
which the vEavoriue Prescription" is
made viii bear the. most careful exam
ination.
DIR. Pierce.s Pleasant Pellets are the
best and safest laxative for women.