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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Are nald often 10 b. buried alx feai under
ground. Hut many ilm0s women call On
thalr family physicians. suffering. a. they
Imagine. one nom aYapfTfia, another from
heart disease. another from liver OF Kid
neY disease, anothor from nervous pros
tratlon. another with pain here and there
aud IN this way they present alike y
themselves and Their ehsf.fulnk Or o ~
he. assuming them 70 hf such, prescflnfs
Bis pills Aud putIolls' IN reality, they arc
aIl only sbmuiogng caused BY some uterine
disease The phgeiclau. fgpnfant OF the
cuuse o. sullfFins. Refpa W Ia ireaimenl
until large bills are nlNdf. Tee 0UerinF
patient gets no hcileh. ~! sssl - me
wrong treatment, BOT probably Mof.u. "A
pper medlrlqa ~ \. .ts 49,. - ,2s.sls
htFCehfTflYl Enlfk -ihe CUTIE. Uhflt'
bYdfrTn1hf aII fh0Sf ldIslfC zzIhk sfmp.
toms. and lnsiltntlng romlnfi Instead q
rroIonaed mlssi = n has been well kaId.
that disease known Il half cured
Dr. plerces Fnvorllo Prescription. Il
scientific medicine. carefully. devised ~
an experienced and skilinl physician
and adapted 20 woman'n dellceta system.
IL Il made of native American medicinal
roots and Il perfecllx hArmlsnA IA -lta
stgecls % III lzEziE1LE-nA-llaklk
n . Powerful lnvlroratlng tonic Pa
vorlte Prescription imperis strength 70
the whole system and q The organs dis
ilnetly feminine 10 particular. For over
worked vw0rnsouk@ rundown dfpli-
tAted Teachers. mllllnara, dfeAsmahers,
aeainstrassos, ast op-girls houfe- keepers.
nursing mothers. and feeble Womcn Een-
orally, Or. Pieree'e Eavorlso Prescription
4 the greatest earthly boon, being uns
sqnaled Is an appotislng cordial and re-
fforativo tonic.
lne sF'ayorlie Prescription n unaqnnled
And "a Invaluable IN aiipylng and SUB
DUNG nervous excltabilIty, ifritabUiffs
nervous amhauelien. nervous prQAtrA ton
neurniaia. hVateria, FpasfnF, - NltuFt
dance, and Other distressing. nervous
aymptoue commonly attendant ufpn
functional and organic dlneae Of tpq
ut1rus. II Induces refreshing sleep aud
relieves mental anxiety and deheonoensf.
Dr. Piarea'a rIahaAflt FQlicfs inslfprhto
tho stomach, liver and Ncweis. Ono to
three dose. Easy 70 take ~ candy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

cosored velvet The salt "a OF the
eoat and skirt variety. ana tho coat
Is three-qaartsr length. with CUTS
touched with embroidery. A BIG hat
or brown tops the costume.
Velvet ribbon n much soon on light
gowns both FOR day and evening wear.
and there are Goddess ways Of bringf
it into play. With the little Dutrh
necks which are greatly In vogue for
semieyunlag frooks the velvet band
q almost invariably feature. plain.
studded with Jewels or tied 10 straight
little bows with an ornausntaI clasp.
The waist IN the cut IL q becoming
model for young girl Almost any
thin maferial is suitable for this de-
sign. In the illustration the trimming
IS insertion put on IN bowknots. bur'
this is q matter Of Individual taste.
JUDTc CHoLLKT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
RANDOM DEFINITIONS.

Eg0tist--A perwonifed. perpetual, mo.
not0nous, perpendicular prcncnn.
PnbIlc opinion The moving fingers
VI tho writer's and artists cf tie daily
press.
Business Something ID which friend
lhlp aud love have no part Don't BE-
deceived.
PaiicncaThe guiding line Of ed
sancement that leads one to bis Do
tired goal
Duty-A cold. loseFess facs Of the
reason. perfenctory performances
without seaI or sentlmeDt
Adversely The parsdoxicai polish
that adds Iaztev to pure gold. but cor
r0Ies ali inferior metaiss Helen VaI
Wallace IA New York World
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
THE SUITCASE.
Some Of The Joys ana TrIbulations Of
Its Owner.

Some Of The Joys ana Tribulaticns Of
Its Owner.
In the suitcase has bean discovered q
boon 70 the travelling public, which is
no longer dependent on the arrival Of
bsiated trunks. with tho days Of slower
travel vanished the lowered bandbox
ard brass studded trunk, and now tho
acme Of oOnveHIencs has been rsaolssd,
Ia sartsrial vehicle. in the suitcase
made in varying aizas and materials
The baggage trucks AZ the stations
these days are loaded with cult Cater.
some Of them 90 covered With labels
that their original material Is hard to
distinguish, yet. in spite Of the nuznsr-
ous saitcascs which are conveyed tothsir
destination In The baggage car AZ each
station, alno& every man, woman asad
child entering q car, II preceded By tho
inevitable SUITCASE, which Il held OUT IN
front Of ils bearer like batterinR ram
urging toe forward man onward BY shov.
ING him IN the baok. lie must take Che
punch amiably, for be il doing tho same
thing to the man la front. The peopie
In the suitcase procession. II they we're
abreast instead u IA Gle. would remind
one Of a Roman pbalanx.
AZ the procession pFoceeds down Tho
aisle in search Of seats the end psssen-
gers in the seats, already hanked By
their own suitcasss, are bumped rieu-
ously BY the mosin9 cases IS they
sway from side to side, In the hands u
their owners, and the person esitsfinQ
q seat IL lucky II he can find q place
for his feet while EsAntpt stand his dpu
case IN thsaislc.
A suitcase which was standing In tns
Hisls Of q car the ethtf day eapsod an
aIdu1ing scene, With its owner waB abb
sorted IN q book. A tired, hurfyfflv,
pushing crowd Of people we've moving
ariekIy down the car The first Of s1s
sr0wf, q woman, vita her own csc,
stumbled over the suitcase In the aisie,
" q bang with hcr suitoaae, rtcove<6a
1sF balance sod GIT by, Ehen Che nett
passenger repeated the perforTnaioc. abd
10 on down tbs line, Ike a rosk Of Ten 1
ms. The fair owner Of The Offending
suitcase got all kfids Of bklefal glanuss
,ut proceeded piaeidly with her nossl
until the nskt station, where zne got Of.
Inc Enelishsan6 Their luggage j. pa
Ierbial, bot When some pleasure scaAar
.rtEYs ear With golf sziSka, umbrellas,
racquet, hat box and suitcase, II re.
minds the .onlooker Of tho story Of the
ditor and tas pomp0us gsntmrnan who
altered the sditurial Office with tho r..
mark; I'm 3Fr. Jsnxs.' Take ohsir,
Fl. Jenis said the editor afr. Tudor
enksS Take two chairs, Mr.. Jsnkssp
cid the editor Chicago Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
FOUR INDIAN TRIBES.

The Choctaws have $50 schools. In
some Of which the higher branches are
taught
The Seminoies. one Of the smaller
tribes. have ten colleges and slxty-nve
common schools, with total attend
ance Of $500.
The Chickasaws have five colleges
with 400 students. maintained at q
yearly cost OF $4,000. They also have
thirteen district schools. costing SlG,-
Geo.
The Cherokees are the most ad-
vanecd Indians 10 civilization and the
most eager for education. spending
$4,000 a year on their schools and
colleges. Indian School Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
TAFT HURRIED
TO BERLIN?
Secretary TO Leave Philip
pines Sunday
HIS IMMEDIATE PRESENCE
In Germany Is Neeessary-Important
Matter Said to Be Pending-No
Information. However. Given
as 10 Changed Plans.
HIS IMMEDIATE PRESENCE

Manila. Oct. af.--Ae result Of yolu.
minous correspondence between Pres.
idrnt Roosevelt and Secretary TAFT Il
i understood that the latter viii leave
Manila within few days in orier 10
reach Berlin a the earlloat possible mo.
ment. Il IL Impossible 70 communicate
with the secretary &c present. and tho
officials are silent regarding change In
bis plans. II Il understood. however,
be Win leave here on the flagship Rain.
bow. Rear Admiral nemphill received
a cableeram on Monday asking whether
or not he could make tho cruiser ready
% sail on sunday. lie responded IN the
Affirmative. and wa informed unofficial.
~ ihat Of the utmost Importance y
pending IN Germany, and Secretary
lrafts presence there is nocelsary i'm.
mediatcly. The hasty departure Of Sec.
rotary Taft win cut biz stay In the
Philippines pne week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
UNABLE TO TELL
OF AWFUL BEATING
Young Woman with Body Black from
welts and Ribs Bfoken-Tvo
Arrests.

New York. oct. 3i.-W5th her body
black With bestings and with several
ribs broken. handsome young woman,
who gave her name a. Mr.. Adelaide De
Hunt, 10. tried 70 make an ante-mortem
statement IN the Williamsburg hospital
yesterday TO Coroner Kennedy, but be-
came unconscious before she could tel
how she received the injuries that may
cause Der death.
In her deiifium. however. che made re-
marks on which the police based their
action in arrestlng Carl Lindberg aged
%. and Mary Hansen. aged 40. who keep
a boarding house at IS South Tenth
STREET, Williamsburg. where the young
woman had been living for some days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

The shooting asb y 4 native o. The
East indies r. has 4 hollow cylindrie-
~ Isaak when it spies ~ sitting %
fhe plants taat grow q shallow water.
wfth remarkable dexiarfty Il elects ont
of tabular maHfh . singlc drop e
wafer. uhfeh seldom nissos - aims
ard. striking tae e into tie water. the
6aa makes i is prsg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
ENcLAND's RICH MEN.
There Are Twen,y-0ne Persona With
More Than $4,000 a Year.

Although Great Britain Il doubtless
behind America IN the number Of mil.
lionaircs residing on her shores, there
are twcHty.one lucky individuals In Eng.
land who manage 70 subslst on incomes
Of upwards OF 10000 a year" Such
i the interesting information conveyed
in the ffiieth report Of the Inland Reys.
nue. Commissions, issued a. a Blue Book
Scotland aud Ireland. although By no
means devoid OF men Of money, have no
representatives among the exceeding
f50OO0s division. In Scotland. how.
ever, reside nine persons who possess
annual incomes Of from fl0,0o0 %
10000. while statistics show that ten
people IN Ireland have the comfortable
sums OF anything from $4,000 70 ESQ.,.
600 a year coming In.
1855 persons, excluding employees,
In England paid income tax on under
600 per annnm, a. against $500 IN
scotland and 1872 IN ireland
The following table gives the number
Of persons assessed In the United King.
dom during la05.le06 and grose amounts
Of income; 8-r
No. Of a.. Gross amount
scssments Of income.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
NO LONGER A cRETNA GREEN.
New Policy at Little Church Around the
Corner,

New York. Oct. 3i.--1'he Little Church
Around the Corner, famous as The scene
Of many marriages and weddings Of the
atrical folk. Is no longer 20 serve as a
Gresna Green. This is the decision 81
I've noted rector. the Rev. Dr.. George G.
Houeht0n, who says;
II want 10 getr "a Of the idea that
this 4 a good place to come and &c.
secretly married. Hereafter, Whenever
possible, the banns shall Be published in
the church. Publication Of the banns
works for the best interest Of everybody
except, the divorce la@yer shall re.
fuse 20 marry Catholics, az / believe
they should seek a clergyman Of their
own church"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
TILTED AT S.
Ohio Man Sues Woman 81 90 For Breach
Of Promise.

A unique snit has been alel In the
common pleas court at Lebanon, o.,
BIZ Jesse Gustin, aged SIS, who charges
Rebecca j. Slides, aged 80, with breach
of promise
The petition states that the defend.
art broke contract with the plaintiff
after she had promised to marry aim
within ak months.
Mr.. Gustin some months ago adver-
tised fol- wife In d matrimonial jour-
nal A woman came al the ray from
Oklahoma to see Gustir, but, iissatis-
fed. returned On the next train
Both tie plaintiff and the defendant
have been married befores--yeW York
Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
The Sailors Return
Observation-Disclosures:

toriginaLl
There Is nothing to do IN this story
10 turn fact into iiction but TO select
one or two fictitious names. The names
ere all the Action there Is in Il.
One morning a young man appear.
ed at the Brooklyn navy yard and ship
ped as machinIst The cruiser he
was assigned to steamed across the
Atlantic. through the Mediterranean
and the suez canal for the China sta.
ton.
Young wheelock. as We shall call
him. was q skilled mechanic. Though
be had boon all over the world. be said
very little about his wanderings or
himself. lie had left a girl at homo.
and possibly this Is why be was so
quiet. Men In love either IKE TO talk
all the while about their sweethearts
or do a lot OF thinking about them.
Whcelock was Of the thinking kind.
For three years the cruiser was
steamlng about IN Chinese and Japa-
nese waters. then was ordered home.
The term Of wheeIock's enlistment was
nearly expired Indeed. when the ship
left Japan just three weeks Of It were
unexpired- He was privileged to stop
eG az any port the vessel stopped Of
after the expiration OF bis term or TO
90 on with the ship to the place Of bis
enlistment When be reached Homo
lulu whselock had Just five days 20
serve. No one supposed he would
wish to leave the ship IN those fnr-
away Islands. but II be did be couldn't
unless 1t remained among them for the
remainder OF bis term. He showed no
anxiety to do so. and as at bis enlist
ment he bad given San Francisco as
BIS birthplace bis shlpmates supposed
be would remain aboard until that city
was reached.
Four days were consumed In coallng
ct Honolulu. and the cruiser was ready
10 continue her voyage across the Pa
elflc on the very day that Wheeiock
was free TO leave the navy. Still. ne
said nothing about remaining in the
Sandwich Islands and outwardly az
least showed no concern whether the
vessel left two hours after or before
the expiration Of his term. Before re-
turning to America. however, the
commander decided 70 make a short
crulse among the Islands recently ac-
auired by the United States. On the
morning the vessel weighed anchor for
this cruise Wheeioclss term IL the
navy expired. He remained on board. /
however. and that afternoon when they /
reached the port OF Lahaena. on the |
ssIanff OF Maui. he went on deck AIT
er looking awhSe OF the quiet little j
bort set in very beautiful country
18th a pair Of eyes lit with pleasure
i. went to the Officer Of the deck and /
led TO see the captain. The COM
Eander.cane ont Of his cabin and ask
4 the man what he could do for him.
NMy enlistment II expired ia IKE
j discharge. replied Wheelock-
@sFhat here? Don't son wish to 80
Brookiyn. where you enlisteds
No. SIR
Mut surely you don't want 70 get
this out og tha vay place, Hadn't
Wbetter 20 baek with Us 70 Homo
VI slr. I'a rather 70 ashore here
II CAPTAIN Looked puzzled Pres
H. asked ayFcuId ron mind tell.
NJ Why
NANNY not. There pointing 70
and. rs my home. hy father
pthcr. ny brothers and sisters
re They i've q spree keisFAile.
H. from that port There too, ~
rgNetheart-"
said tie captain. were you
c. III san Franciscos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
WIN. .. EVERETT 4 SUICIDE
President Of Wen Known Picture Con.
Germ Takes His Own Life.

Boston. Oct. aI-v William b EveretF.
president Of the wsiI-known picture
cancrrn AZ Williams 4 Everest Co. III
fsa Boylston street. this city. was found
deed IN bed at bis home 70 Park strest,
Afternoon a gas tubs connected his
meuth with an open gas JET. Mr.. EFz-
ct WIS fftF-two years old Il il sail
that " visited the sfms factory 81
SEQ DudisF street. Raxbury. yesterday
morning
At ths store no ore knew aHYthfnz
seearIfag the death e 7fr Everett ex-
cert that 4 had been Feportsd 70 them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

The excise duties show that the con
sumption Of beer in the United kingdom
has increased from 335o4.ll0 larreis IN
1905. 1905 10 a3.75l, al barrels for the
year ended March 81, 1907 This, how
ever, Is nothing Ike % high e. in 1900,
when no fewer than 3G,51s, i56 barrels
were consumed.
In the table below i viii be seen az a
glance how many gallons per head Of
the population have been drunk during
the fast five years.
Year ending March 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

These figures Do not include imported
beer, which was $3.50 barrels in 1906
1907.
The disappearance Of small breweries
has led to continuous decrease IN the
number Of licenses issued. IN 1896 there
we're s,305 licenses granted, but these fig
ures have now dropped 70 4,sss.--Londan
Mail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

An Unfortunate interruption.
George was 5ust going 10 propose
to me last night
and what happeuedf"
"a tire blew up, and then ie couldn't
think of anything else &c Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

The sacred crocodlIes Of Egypt were
buried with her pFoudest kings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Not exceeding Eic0.
but not exempt .l2Tp25 fl0,072,ls5
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
AND NAVY NEWS
Reorganization Causes Delay an
AsSl gnmcnts.
From The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington. August s.
ASSIGNMENTS OF WEST PoINTEFs--The
cadets who were graduated at the Military ACdd-
envy In June have been impatIently waiting tnelr
assignments infantry. cavalry and artillery com
rnands There has been unusual delay thl5
year owing 10 reorganization Of the artillery ana
the separation of that into field and cods.
branches There had TO be an exanlliiaIlof VI
ieutenants OF infantry and cavalry who desired 20
become first Heutenants in the artillery anu 50
gain something in promotion All the examine exam .s sl.t
have taken place, but or three or these olCe'
who were found qualified have yet to be heard
FROM and since two Of those examined nave e,
cIined the transfer nothing can be done HAtlI dIl
Of the officers disposed OF IheIl tle d4.Iy
candidates who were examined last SeptenlpeL tOL
commissions in the artillery Will be appointed aiIE
which the West Pointers Will be assigned 10 u4e.R
respecttva arms In artillery there VIII De NJ
teen vacancies in the grade Of first lieutenant ot
the coast artillery for this years graduates az
West Point This is an unusual cohdlliol. 80
means that the fifteen West Pointers VINO get INTO
the coast artillery will first neutenaf1tS at
once instead OF waiting several years Ior PIo'i4o
ton There no first HeutenancleS taC@n- -
the field artillery, and none, OF COURSE III ZIG "
fantry cavalry
ORDERS ISsUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
Captain MATHEW E. sAvILIE. 9th Infantry from
washington Barracks to EroPsT station I6 Cavalry to
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM T WOOD. inspector gen
eraI from Manila 10 Washington
NAVY
Commander G. r CLARK. detached from command OF
Texas; to the EdFai a'dtti-|-
lieutenant Conrnander G WELLS. detached from the
naval proving ground the bureau OF oFdaal-ce -.
t.,+a-a1- G r TRAIN detached from the navy YARD
washington: aid star commander IN cniei'
Atlantic feet. or board the Connecticut
lieutenant G. CHASE. detacned from tho Ha''i ~
1s.utsnant W s MILLER detached from command o.
home
| TJs,.anant u 9 BINGHAM. detached from the Ten
nsssee; command the Nicer.
T-nsSn 2 II SADLER- detached from the navy yaro'
Norfolk. 10 command the De Ions
Fnsrn II NJ C;RISWOLD detached from the nava! s'a-
tion Guantanamo: home
Midshiprnnn F H ROBERTS. detached from the MIS-
souri, Hopkins
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELS.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
August Tho Chattanooga at Tong
August s-The Yankton. a Newport the Olympia tf7
Arkansas. the Florida and the Nevada at batt tns
Missouri at Hampton Roads; the Wolverine az Fu'-
in-Ray: the Whipple. az Newport -,
August The Maine al North River, New YORK ths
Potomac. Hampton Roads
.rgrz The Vermont from Boston HAMPTON Roads.
The Missouri from Norfolk for Hampton Roads the
Maine from Hampton Roads for New York
August 4Th. Potomac. from Norfolk :oT Hampton
Roads the Connecticut from Hampton Roads for
Rockand: the Milwaukee from Ia Union for
ACatuta- ..
The arrhitrfte placed Of commission August
: al the navy yard. I<ague Island
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

There were conflicting reports as 10 the damage
TO the Western Union wires. but the wire chief
said that cables had been cut and that the
only effect on the company's property or service
was the delay to the city and Long Island
vice as a result Of the dismissal of the girls in
the annex The service OF the Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company, which supplies quotations
over Western Union city wires, was suspended
during this half hour
Great Inconvenience was caused during the
fire the depositors and customers OF the
National Park Bank who were trying 70 reach
the building in the busy hour that preceded the
closing time. Those who could prove their busi-
ness We're able 10 get through the lines.
Jerome Siegel vice-president Of the big de-
partment store company, watched the hremen
at work for an hour or more Pointing TO thirty
men on the sidewalk in front Of the burning
building. Mr. Siegel said: Those men are fight
ing fire. not smoke To see them at work and
note the spirit they put in their work is in itself
a sufficient commentary on the present demon
allied condition OF the Police Department.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BIG PLUNS Handed OUT.
Commissioners Named to Condemn
TalhaIIa ReScrJOr Lands.

Justice Isaac y. Mills. in the Supreme Court at
Mount Vernon, yesterday filed the appointment OF
nine sets Of commissioners to condemn lands at
VaIhalla In Westchester County. for the new SlS.-
900 600 reservoir which the city IS about TO con-
struct there Almost the entire village OF Na!hal!a
will be wiped out and many of the villagers VIII
have 10 migrate to other towns.
Amendments TO the commission have been eager
" solIght as about five hundred parcels are 10 be
condemned and the proceedings VIII last several
wears The list OF commissioners follows. Kensico
RESERVOIR. Section 3. William E puwd OF New
work, Burton G Neighau. Of Namaroneck. and
PentarIn Howe of Mount Vernon Section 4.
Henry g Grav Of New York. II. bart keeler.
~ North Salem. and William 3. Greeley, OF New
rochelle. Section 8. Isaac Bell Brennan, Of New
York. George A Slater of Rye. and John j Brown.
Of white Plains: Section 6. Vincent ) NeIlany, OF
Ne,y York; Charles II. Lovett. of Mount Vernon.
and John / Storm. OF Cortland.
Croton Falls second supplemental appraisal pro-
ceod,ng Charles J. Quinn. of New York, Emerson
clarke Of Carmel and William II Weeks, of Car
mel. Croton Falls highway. Sylvester j Taylor. OF
New York: John = DonOhue. Of Garrison. and
John C. Ten Eyck OF Yonkers.
BIDS for tht construction of the main dams or
tho Ashokan reservoir will be opened by the Water
S,,nr1v Commissioners day. The contract IS one
Of the largest ever let by the city.
The Ashokan dam will hold IN place lIoooo.noo.- -
Oon gallons Of water and Will he the third largest
IN the world 1t will be built In Greene County.
million dollars security IS required OF the success
f1I bidder Secretary Hassett said there would
rrohablv he four bids for the work. The contrac-
TOR has more than seven years to build the dam
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MANY G. A R. MEN SEEK QUARTERS.
Large Attendance Assured for Encampmens
at Saratoga.

Saratoga. " Y Aug 5.-In spite Of the rae.
that the railroads OF the Far West have IaiIeo
10 make any material reduction IN the IaFs %
Saratoga for the encampnlent OF the Gran1
,-,,v ~ The Republic. applications fer quarters
continue 10 pour in TO the local headquarters
from the veterans Of the West and a large ceIs-
cation will attend the big gathering IN SepteIn-
ber Applications from the posts OF the EaS|-
er,, section of the country are also large. ana
hardly a day passes that quarters are not as
signed five hundred one thousand or the oId
soldiers. For the accommodation or tne VET
aretns the city has assigned the public schools
and other public buildings and a number OF prl-
yate individuals have turned over large build
ines Residents Of Saratoga are making every
effort to care for the needs OF the encanlpnlehL-
Governor Hughes Will attend the encampmenl-
He will arrive on Tuesday. September II. In q
private car. and will attend the ceremonies OF
the day The Governor will take a trip 10 Lake
George in the morning and enjoy a sail on ths
lake before returning to Saratoga IN the after-