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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
ANOTHER WONDER or SCIENCE.
Bieioxy has Proved that Dandrua l.
Y sS' - Csused BY ! Germ.

Sciences Is DOING wonders these days In
medicine as well as In mechanics, Since
adam lived. the human race has been
troubled with .dandruff. for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved sue
cessful cure until Newbro's Hcrpicide was
put On the market. 1t IS a scientific prep
aration that kills the germ that makes
dandrun or scurf by digging into the
scalp to get at the root Of the hair. where
Il saps the vitality: causing itching scalp
falling hair, and finally badness. with.
out dandrun Eair must grow iuxllriantly
y - the only destroyer OF dandrun
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc
~ stamps for sample to The Herpi.
eide Co. Detroit Mich.
RYrkerf II Wells. sSnerfal AGENTS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

The cave dSssilers Of Mexico travel =
distance u 10 miles Il ! stretch go
INK Al 4 slow bat STEADY .tro Fe-
queatiy a letter has been carried is
lance o. over SO miles tn HTe sazys.
tie carrier living an fse tire o. sim
PIE dies q psaoie. aneig ground corn
mixed win water into i TIN lzste
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

There was no necessity for hearing
Monday in the contempt proceedings
bought against DIR. j. w. Morrow Of
Burlington by his wife, Amanda w,
Morrow, because he paid the amount Of
alimony due The proceedings were
therefore Withdrawn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

The testing of cattle for tuberculosis
is in progress III Morristown by DR.. ".
n Rich III the board of cattle commits
sfoners. speciaI attention being paid to
COWS from which milk il sold, the action
having been made necessary BY BY law
passed at the recent village meeting re-
quiring the holding Of license naces-
sary to the sale OF milk in The village. a
large number Of cattle has been tested
tins far and the herds have been found
remarkably free from tuberculosis In
the herd 81 sixtyst three owned by q. r..
Towne & Son, milk dealers, not single
eass of the disease was found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

The nixhtsnsale always begins his
soag softIy IKE a well trained orator.
and gradually swells 10 Z climax.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
BARRE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
SPECIAL. ATTENTION

ard care given 70 Confinement Gases.
Cases attended BY regular family ply
sicisn 81 hospital physicians. as desired
81 patient Terms upon application
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

Burglars entered the store of r. n.
CrandaIl of Winooski some time sunday
night BY taking off, The putty and emf
ting the glass III the back window of the
prescription room. About sia in small
change wan taken. THE thief seemed
10 be quite familiar with the location
IUf things.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

SlIk IS produced BY More than 19a
Insects. though vcry Eew Of these are
~ any practical value 10 mankind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

The condition Of the Rev. J. o. sher-
bnrne If Bradford, who has heen critical
! II III for several week. has befr i little
Fhlofe confortabie FOR the past few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02


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~ Eranee strAet< z1eHzss * szs Barre Gran
" and Sef1rry "a. Ezsazs za4 szzEazr9
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TO RKxr-Farnzsh szsan lib ssszsn aear
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afr neex tia sEs -zszzzaz zsgIA[e snf1t
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flsF 4afz41ie feF ISIS Tzaazzszs AZ zefeHr1t
eating rt1nAaN #4zsz ssssH AsA a@4ae
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE fso-eafrs neagiy news far saEe BY
W MAFls svemme s1fs
ron sALE--t sp-saff- nearly nsws Al " Church
streSr 9@sf
FpR SAI.E.-s Ecs III hetsea0IA furniture
Aast ~ snid AZ psles AppAx Al VA SeFsh Sesss
inAf *sEreks H'ss
FOR sALE-+A good esasera. domtge pIate
holders. tripod. focusing cloth sssd poxsrs3t
80 49, - La !. e s. 6 71s 49, z II
FOR SALE carpenters soos chest furnish.
I'd eith sn nearly pew faels. for sale etesp-
Apply ~ III North Main street. SSH
FOR SALE Horse. harness ard hsigrr. APP
ply ~ r.. r Conner II tasfaEe sfrret u teie-
phone rail Asl-5- viii ssll heTse separate. IL
aeslIesl -.-.. e'',s''
FOR SsI,f-sA pneunasi c tired bagQy. E4en
nseti hnt very iifsle Viii sesf reasonable. Also
from pasat sh6p Gal IL sss North Man
street 1870
Ps'rFTEs F0R SALE Thoroughbred ES.
FOX sAI.E-I awer III irsaaeds ate salr nsy
g1spsens THREE fgrse- pruNer huSts Fila Belle M
with row hsst hsaf hease anil III appliances
Herewith. The haat-1esnse u 0n hoatx Ha
shepard & Morse slSp. Burlington, W. harbm
EAat nvwfE F~EHssf Easf year. Praee about ame-
h1sf co~t. Tall dn az writs VT H9ett 2tE
FOR SAFE SissxH driving herss pFzno -bnx
hms&y sleigh. pew black bear robe new tEiy-
Yer trfassnFd hAysse~3 assD seTsnc .hanM AGYr
ness. for tnsmedf4fe szse xtyhn. IRVmivN az
reg 0'eiork Va n MapEe avenue. s5ts
FOR skJ.E--A few sn1Fe hnxhtfs ~ BearSl.
less Barley. all zr2axsf seeds. Fred r.. GNie.
Barre, W Phone 70 ~ <sxf
FOR SAIE--ens gaed lzwn raswes one
fas mbsr sssik and bot II garden hose All VIII
- sod cheap AFpig - y Liberty street zsss
BUSINESS CHANCE fsrporfsnity for man
mar knows hgv - nzxsxe polishing mfii ~
small futtiuE shtcs ~ tnfkfext wflf 7e sata 10
sAeh orr I. srra dafnx large hzssnes- ~.
dress with references and amount would ~
wiling p iAF<st 2 :. g. Care Tznsz sisf
FOR S4I.E Easxn wszh Aat nxzez fssnf
Wee1worfs. = East street.. -s<f
FOR - 4 sEe4e waxsa. asaxss uer. and
Va xco1 egtaef aue h7znaxr NaEueaz 1-5Hfh axle.
rpad bSsgy ann new faw@ssz - werk hzrne4A
oEe marty new+ Address Z. " 6EewieT. Tsh-
sserriile. 47ff
ron SAFK-Egx hsgs@. yasaaz. ssand anss
Kind, weighing Es2S FsnnAs. Cal Is Il wsss
ssFee zH
marble tap ene * MklfAa rassat imaaise ~
"A. safyey q Fsssf straet @5ts
FOR SsEK-Sice ezxtg e4z kzr delivered fn
tsuik On sh.sFr nc<gs@. Address = r YefTsn
Felepsone call. zf7+s 16k
FOR sALE--f5nf reFior safte p4<Eer rock.
err. isxfaeF esae5. eeazf< Ezhss- : eazaber
s8f-es. klsziHg FassEs eAsfts. sEena=e a<zt<r
Mage xaars xe-czrz = parts * ezrpet
ard hsr articles 80 n4aae-sss - nec<i1r-
.. n. EEries. II sssaenz srsses- zsszf
FOR sAEE-yseT seesz nev. hosn e1arss and
sac Oraers zazT - ke<E as zezfea e Lgs1'1
ttDrs or VIII ne y = HfEhlzn1 AF.nze- 9
CzxieroG- E7tf
FOR SALE At CASSIE FxRx.
Hzy--DeIRses.z rrsu rET = Halx.
F1ras-- 20 ARE fzrz ftkH-14zss kulfffnr-.
VIII cus rat y hzTs
Loss--tE zrFes Er snks 81 ax e acres - stis
csssE0nasxs-
rsstmre-ge1 xfs4s pasFurs lzs4 wtsag1s
hmtleinzs nd A&sa fsfzs
Eeal ks1z1e Azeueg- ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Roa ssf.Fs-garza via SOCK aA6 tarls fnres
azEtes fzsrz #1aszHsz1wH- tgns4ias lt6 seres
tefa4Iaxz Izxze hafa STA nassutaf All
szEez zsHzs s1e az - - ssi<1 win 1na farm
= <sssd eszsY zear5zzs hen.ss, gcof D.
1saxsa. sfsls. zzrss-s. e Frfee fer II. any
szs<ssl T&fzz sse5 Nrax exchange fer
osszsr p<-aafzr- IA fesgy asa{ Rssste Arspey.
zegEs - fssss1r fs'ek. Efrrs, " tayf
Eggs 4nzas t<nezlsns ssElsts + fssrneats
fazee sssgszz<e Asase@
fze fszsr sessasat hrafse-
Efzae1 sfes sszzsfane hsss
Il - szEe zz<9s zeal eeesre y desiz sssa arsp-
skfE zaa sci sszaaEesk p she hs4rt " ske cay
y Barre. EaE f1Fther ffferuasicu nilaize -
5saz TEsas e =. : Fsesss arr
F5s s4f.s- Para eunssAaGng SE srsps. ~
kz*sa II Fat EFse4Nezdr - NJ les fF11 VIII
aazzFaNz sAi1asN FzEm wi@ kFep ispm y -
e es9sFa azs1 se4ms. Ef4v emf wdth MaanfrA
Bssfl@Anas. sEziz Azehe repairing. wsaA W. gery
xnsA IT, szpn@F ef eais farm " rery a&ri4ns
~ s#sE khas sTwfmg asaa Aa# pas rne rytqe heaaw
laaasss II IT, r Fzss asal Essa~ krenry
xE ~ Nsf
FpR SALE MaGsrn hstsre KDrasian sne
hess Ff9s zzsaars4 w1l& frnrn prss qfnss<-
Kz<ssrfs khss. farn1eF hsnss ere~ gs1gat ~
s.ss , s..ls s9Tasx rs ~ go laAsssy W. ~
fsearxz4 par Tsrms n1pst'srzrr rssssssgcn
xz=zz zsfz= zeFsz hl4n. inqnfrf ~ ~ r ~
Ezftsz Is MIS- Arzzfzs B5nek ~ fFsl y
Rx<s 81 ctr HzaE 81
H1E SALEs-Fzssa u ~ sevrs. - wIlisnsaa
ssxz, azs7 ssa<z zad sscai r raars1 fsras<d
! b. 1nzs aalz Eaa 4Esrries aaa nssE -
r.sss ) f-arkss - ea~re . ia SsT Ea<xnt sYr
rsszezs sf saz szfzs. sseiE q Esastf AAia.s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
FOR SALE OR TO RENT

tSa aers cow farm sag sae y sens.
witkin ous adle 81 dark assarriss-
Two eaases On Bstehelss<r street -
Fezf
Ten good 1psk tsrm horses fgr sase.
Cartons wanted to pls1xk. nzzazgz
-appifed. ard nil kinds e seaw wosk
at short uotias-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
Bare ersnits Purchasing AgsnsI,
ssems Z. ard !. lsvaI sds, barre
UIPHaSTERIs6 al REPAIRING

MN wefk made 80 aEaer q sae-
g a w. II Esaess carer
snx IJrop easa y paaF< ~
fs.P. BALDWIN,
sf Park nrFexfs A<faes 2Asti'''','
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

Ser 70 a.. 49, -. - 5 49, - 60.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

F1a s4zE-H4 esssn~rccn sssE1are 1anaa
xzzz azxaE Efeftr< u44z- f1fnArs $50 ~
- - ssss- ri 1sAs sre- fm fx-sher
z.x-=1szars f1sxnua * 81 = nefsisE111. -
Erssks ssTe~zs sasaa. 2sr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

RI KExT m -sfHEfx Senefneas nf tsres
rsFgnls. Try ard woo6shed NTH scss4x eas
r~cfisnss Inauise M W. III Agtiaon 1a5 glsl
STREET zsEY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

fvY lNTELI.lcEx PERsDE rszg sazn :
god irrcusk egrres rar1isx f5f zes&Sa<ez ~
49, ..sir- Frrsef fs-rrz nil1IeessezfF resz fts<
c,.rrs.sIsrs. NSr11e-s frefa sgnaiesttss Lex
5ngf. ny -saszss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

& 10 REM Tenefnent " Spe ROOMS rseHff4s,
lights and hath. Appiy ~ u Nercha III sssssss.
corner Snfnrn street. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

WAITED a COOK etfhe Vast barre Hases.
apply . tslixts simenesps East nsus, Ea<
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

HxT--DeIfsersd rrsu pzlT = Hnik.
Farss--s 90 acre fzrm. flEsz-e.zss kuEf4izr-.
Will cus ft0 fs<s q hzTs
Iass--tF acres lr snka 81 e. "a ze<es- - stis
csssEana4xs-
Fsssare sez4s passar* zsa vishsus
tstf6fnxs nd Mann fzfzs
Apvly - tsecrxs Esaasz Fast zsre<-- 81 Ferry
Eeal EsSaxe Axen3g- ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

ri EENT- .kl7e feSrr txatrnans. I'll snxsisrsf
improvements ~ PeEH Atxsef. R<uSsv HI
~. sFplg q 4. H. EarvsH ag co#Eing
ieyss vi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

WANTED slne " two STONE -eztters Apply
Kssr Barre zsf
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-18

The Republican campaign for the perpeuaton of Bayonism
formally opened Infantry hall last evening when
than filling the hall heard Governor
Utter who is by of Boss Brayton could
have been renomnated had Boss reassert
that he collar and dsam defence of the boss without
uerng awod in mild criticism OF Braytonm methods
Mayor Dyer Congressman Capron Morgan
spoke and with the avoided facing the raised by
the combined forces moral throughout
tenng themselves like Utter appeals the grand
old and uphold the hands of President Roosevelt
the selected by Boss Brayon the Senator
Adc the most bitter and opponent of President
Rooseves policies
There display nhuasm beyond the very kindly
reception to- Gov Utter and the speeches of
speakers evoked scant recognt of what evidently de-
signed to be their strong points
The old spirit of enthusiastic and confidence
heretofore characteristic of Republican gatherings plainly
lacking the audience the party leaders
evidently dscomted disappointed at this indication
the tremendous change in public sentiment.
Continued on Page. Een)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-18
BRIG. CEN. DALTON
DIES AFTER 4
LONG ILLNESS

Auburndale, Mass. Oct. 1s.--Brig.
Gen. Samuel Dalton, for many years
adjutant general OF the state OF Mas
sachusetts, died at a private sanatorium
here today. Gen. Dalton had been at
the sanatorium for long period. He
was sc years old.
Gen. Dalton was veteran of the
Civil War and he was for many years
connected with the Massachusetts
militia. During the war he enlisted
in the 14th Massachusetts volunteers
and served three years. Upon return
ing to his home in Salem he Joined the
Second corps cadets, cot which he be-
came lieutenant colonel. He was ap-
pointed inspector OF ordnance by Gov
Long in 1881 and from that time he
was connected in an official capacity
with the state militia, and for many
years he was adjutant general. He
retired at the close OF Gov. Bates term
in 1904
Gen. Dalton was born at Salem, July
25. 1870 His father. Joseph A. Dalton,
was commander OF s>e IIurth Massa-
chusetts during the Civil War. He is
survived by two brothers and one sis
ter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-18
REV. DR.. LOUIS S. WALSH
CONSECRATED BISHOP

, Rev James A. Hayes and Rev. T.. p
| Henry of Lewiston. Crozier bcarers-Rev.
joseph Ahern, Eastlort, and Rev. d. A.
McCale, Augusta. Book bearers-Rev N
j. Iloran, Calais. and Rev. ". Canuel,
Biddeford. Candle bearers-Rev. oJseph
Casavant, Springvale. and Rev Patrick
Silke, Bangor. Gremiale bearer-Rev. j.
j. Rice, Portland. Chanters-Rev ]. A.
LaFlamme. Rumford Falls, and Rev. j.
NJ. LeGuennec Biddeford. Chaplains to
most reverend a-chbishops and right
reverend bishops-Very Rev Mgr.
Mgr Thomas ii. Wallace Lewiston: Very
Rev. Mgr. +. X. Trudel. Old Town; Rev.
William p. McQUaid, Boston: Rev. John
L. Mullen, Boston; Rev. John C.. Har-
rington, Lynn; Rev. Michael T. McManus,
Brookline; Rev. Timothy p. hnehan, Bid
deford; Rev. Charles Sweron. Frenchville; /;
Rev. Edward McSweeny Bangor; Rev
Narcisse Charland, Waterville Rev. p.
e. Dupont. Biddeford, and Rev Thomas
+. Butler, Lewiston
The musical portions of the service were
rendered by the united cho,rs OF the Ro-
man Catholic churches OF Portland. mum.
bering 70 voices and directed by Prof.
George A. Quimby.
Three hundred and twenty covers were
laid for a banquet. served exclusively 10
the prelates and priests in Kavanaugh
hall at the conclusion of the conservation.
Boston arch diocese for nearly a quarter
OF century. He was born at Salem,
Mass, " years ago. attended Holy Cross
college and In preparation for the priest
hood, he went first TO the Grand Sulpician
seminary for the priesthood. in Montreal,
and later to the Mother Seminary OF the
Sulpicians I'm Paris and finally to Rome
where he was ordained in 1882. About 10
years ago he was appointed to the newly
created office OF supervisor OF the Roman
Catholic parochial school system OF the
Boston arch diocese.
Bishop Walsh has received a large num-
her OF gifts. consisting Of ecclesiastical
Nestment. sacred vessel and precious
articles particular e. his office.
Pope Pious X, in a cable gram gracious
~ accorded his blessing 10 the bishop and
diocese on this occasion.
banquet exclusively for the primates
and priests was served In Kavanaugh hall
Immediately after the ceremony today OF
tho conservation OF Bishop Walsh. REV.
Mgr. Thomas II. Wallace OF Lewis pre-
sided as toaFtmaster at the after dinner
oxtrciscs
Archbishop O'Connell OF Boston re-
spondeo TO the toast Our Holy Father.
Topc Plus X and Archbishop williams
OF iioston 80 THE New England HER
archy " For the toasts 10 clergy OF the
Portland diucose and Boston archdiocese.
the responses were by Rt. Rev. Mgr Ed
ward =. hurley OF this city and Rev
Thomas r. Cusack OF Hudson The exer.
ciScs concluded with an address by Blshoo
Walsh and the singing Of Aud Lang
Syne."
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-18
SIXTEEN MEN
ABOARD SUNKEN
SUBMARINE BOAT

Paris, Oct. 1S.-In spite OF the fact That
ii was announced from Bizerta today
that the spot where the submarine boat
Lutin sank on Tuesday had been definite
ly ascertained. hope OF rescuing her crew
alive has been practically abandoned at
the ministry OF marine. The naval Off
GERS believe that when the boat was sub
merged in the rough sea, then running.
the helmsman depressed the rudder too
much and the Lutin pitched 10 the bet
tom, overturning, her accumulators and
sufficating the crew with the fumes from
the acids before they had time TO release
the safety weights or the telephone buoy.
Bzerta. Tunis. Oct B.-The British
battleship Implacable. the armored crui-
ser Carnarvon and the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Albatross have arrived here to as
sist in raising the Lutin
HAwSER PARTED.
Bizerta, Tunis Oct. IA hawser which
was attached to the sunken vessel parted
during the night. The work Of dragging
for the submarine boat was resumed at
dawn, but 1t was not until $3.50 a. IN. when
she was definitely located. The dragging
was done by two torpedo boats. four
tugs and small boats from the British
warships.
II was established today that the crew
OF the Lutin consisted OF two officers
and IA men.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-18
WORLD s ". c. 7. j.
BEGINS BUSINESS
SESSION TODAY

Boston, oct. ls.-After a day spent in
preliminary devotional services and an
evening banquet at which the welcome OF
state and nation was extended to the
delegates. the actual business of the tri-
ennial convention OF the worlds women's
Christian Temperance Union I'm this city
was begun today.
From the facade OF fremont temple.
where the principal sessions OF the CON
vention are being held, hung a Tong white
streamer, symbolical of the white rib
bon" work Of the organization and many
buildings In the vicinity OF the temple
were decorated with flags and bunting II
was arranged that an early forenoon de-
votional service in the Park street church
should be followed by the opening OF the
convention proper in fremont temple by
the delegates being called 10 order by
Mrs. Lillian NJ. ~. Stevens OF Portland.
Me-, vice presiden -at-large OF the world 5
w. G. T. II.
The president, Lady Henry Somerset. Of
England. was detained at home by illness
and Mrs. Stevens will preside throughout
the convention. IL was expected that a
message from Lady Henry Somerset
would he read to the delegates today
The program provided that Gov. Gould
should extend the welcome OF the state
and Mayor Fitzgerald that OF the city
before the roll call OF members. The re-
mainder OF the day was TO be taken up
with organization and the reports OF Off
GERS, committees and missionaries
This evening there will be a public
meeting in fremont temple. at which ad-
dresses will be made by prominent for
eign delegates.
In her letter to the convention Lady
Somerset said: ITO protect the home. TO
Danish the saloon, to shelter the weak
and TO preserve the strong-these are your
intentions In your warfare against the
liquor traffic And there is another mo-
tive power. for II is the fulfilling of the
will OF God which gives the great impetus
TO your work, the fulfilling OF His will as
well in the legislative history of nations
as in individual lives. This is the reason
for our very existence. as a great world
wide society II is the foundation upon
which the whole structure OF our temper
ance work is built"
Mrs. stevens called the convention TO
order and after brief devotional exercises
and the roll call OF official members sew
eral committees were appointed. Mrs.
Stevens then read a letter OF greeting
from Lady Henry Somerset Of England,
president OF the worlds union. who was
unable TO attend the convention.
1t was voted to send cablegram of ap-
probation 10 Lady Somerset. Mrs. Stew
ems announced that the representatives
OF the w c. It. US different countries
had presented TO Lady Henry Somerset
bell to be placed I'm the chapel at Lon
don where she worships, The bell is al
ready in place.
A cablegram from Lady Henry was
read regarding this as follows: Crate
full humble thanks for the silver-toned
voice"
Gov. Guild then welcomed the delegates
on behalf OF the commonwealth and
Mayor Fitzgerald for the city of Boston.