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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
Prescription IS Valued by FL.
derby People
RELIEVES CHRONIC CASES
Anyone Can Fix II Al Though
Harmless and inexpensive Il Relieves
An forma Of kidney and Bladder
Troubles ana Rheumatism

The great majority u men and
women ~ Tie age ~ 60 years begin q
feel the ffst signs oi advancing age ~
some form 81 kidney trouble and hlad
I der weakness Few are entirely free
from that toFtuTons disease, rneuma.
iism, which i not a discase Ia itselll
but symptom Of dcfangrd function
Of the kidneys which have bcoome eiag
gcd and sluggish. failing IN their duty
OF sitting and stTalning toe poisonous
waste matter. uric ncii, etc. from tAe
hlooa. permitting Il 10 remain and de-
compose. settling about the joints and
muscles causing intense pain and sut.
iefing.
The bladder. however. causes the old
iolka the most annoyance, especially at
night and early morning.
A noted authority IN a recent article
stated that ~ has wonderful success
with the old .tinic vegetable treatment
lie states s0f sixtcen cases Of bladder
troubles and rheumatism which hat0
been treated with this treatment only
one very complicated case failed 70
fully yield 70 Is remarkable influence.
Il Is tue most harmless treatment
have ever found 10 clean the system
Of rheumatic pois0nsi remove irritation
Of tie bladder and relieve urinary iifi.
cuitiee Of the ola people, Il 4 4 true
yiialixiug tonic 70 the entire kidney and
urinary strusture, reinyigorating the en-.
tire system.
What lie terms eold vegetable treat
mcnt" consists Of thc following simple
prescription. the ingredients 81 which
can be obtained from any good phar.
macy AZ small cost; Compound kaf.
ron, one ounce: rluid Extract Dande.
lion. one-half ounce Compound syrup
Sarsapafilla, three ounces. Shake vel
IN = bottle and take IN tr4-p0onful
doscs after each meal and upon going
10 bed. also drink plenty Of water.
This prescription, though simple, Is
always effective IN the diseases and
Affections 81 the kidneys and bladder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
ROOSEVELT sNAPSHoTTED
WITH PIoEEEK or PLAINS
Stands Before Camera With Meeker and
His Prairie Schooner

Washington, Nov. 3o.-Prcsident
Roosevelt took time enough from his
eutics yesterday % have himself photo.
gsapned standing a. me west entrance
y. the executive grounds. alongside
sevent 5 six year old Ezra Meoker and
tho latter's Ok team aud prairie schooner.
The President received Meeker with
gseat cordiahty, leaving senators AMI
Representatives waiting while he walked
out bareheaded 20 see the old pioneers
outfit.
Delighted 20 meet man with the
spmk 70 come 20 far a. you have come
with an OK team he said 10 MeekeF,
who had driven the oxen all the way
from Puyaliup, Wash. Then the Presi
dent asked : lot ofFqucstions about the
wagon and the oxen and shaking hands
with Meeker wished bim good luck. Fur.
thcfmore, he told TIE old man. who Is
urging that The OH oxen trail be con-
tcrted into great national highway.
tnat he would favor memorial monu.
mefts marking the route.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
THROWS GAGE
TO DOUMA
StOlypln Declares the Cars
AuIOcracy
THE GOVERNMENT EXPECTS
To Outline An Lsklslasion--A Coalition
q modsTasss Net Favorsd-stun-
gent Measures TO De Taken to
Crush Agitatlon.
THEGOyERNMENT EXPECTS

81 Petersburg. Nov 90 -Premier Ni0
lypin, II he ministerial declaration h.
before the nnuma yesterday, emphasized
iiie idea ~ the antoeratle power aud ths
unfelisred viii u the emperor Al IA,
same time ho denounced she member,
OF The extreme Left party, who~e exi
orsses. be said, had deinofAiiled the en'
tho country.
Tho premier then outlined adminisin.
iion protests. including the reform 81
ths Irmstvos reform II thc courts. ltr.
l-lati0n favorable 10 the nFthoios
ehufoh. and Measures for che develop.
ment II the army aud navy 90 q degree
commemorate with Rufsla's position
among tho nations II the world Money
would BE- needed for these projects, and
this thc nDuma We ekteeted a. vote.
IN conflusinn. Premier ~toiypn aids
"rhe emperor haa often sh0un, IN tho
face al extraordinary difficulties. how
highly he pfixcs the basic principles Of
The new regime Of representative govern.
ment within thr limits established by
himself. Nevertheless. The historic auto.
cratic power and the unhampcrsd will
Of the monarch shine out a. che dearest
possessions Of the Russian royal family.
Solely hy this power and this viii. which
were Grated 10 defend existing institu.
ii0ns. can Russia he saved IN an era az
danger and decentralization and brought
70 the path Of order and historical
truth"
The declaration was received With die
may hy The Octobefifts and the Consti.
iuiional Democrats. and with open e1ui-
iation by the members Of tho Right
party.
The announcement was made that
the Donna - expected 10 take IT,. cue
from the administration Ia the matter
Of legislation. aud the premier onthncd
what future legislation was expetted
The statement i taken 70 show fllai the
administration looks with disfayor upon
any alliance between the Ostobcrists and
the Constitutional Democrats.
After a short recess 4 general debate
on the declaration WAS opened.
Premier Stolypin, who spoke in en-
phatic toni. began the governments dec.
laration by saying that the pcrnidous
agitation originated by the Radicals had
today dogcuerated into open brigandage.
Any weakness IN handling this situation.
would BE- a crime, and the government
would continue 20 crush disorders with
an iron hand and insist upon loyal ser.
vice from an state officials. The premier
was convinced II The necessity Of the
spcediest possible abandonment Of mar
tisl law and return TO normal condi-
lions. but the government had decided
TO make use of all measures possible 70
strengthen judicial procedure.
The premier recommended the inyiola
bility OF private properly and the allot-
ment OF certain lands % small proprie-
tors as a solution Of the agarian prob
lem.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
WESTON A GUTTER
on TURKEY AND PIE,
with Legs Exceptional For Endurance.
Stomach, He Says. Il Ordinary.

ohlcago. Nov. SOL am thankful
for this iron constitution which enabled
me 70 complete my long walk, and an
thankful for the kindly manner IN
which the people here received me, but
for goodness sake, tell them 10 cut out
invitations 90 eat turkey said Edward
ayson Weston Yesterday.
III has been nothing but turkey,
eranbsuies, celery and mince pies over
and over again. When Il comes 10 a
case Of human endurance with tncse old
legn am reaqy for any one, but l
never posed a anything out u the or.
binary With my stomach. ] must be
more careful Of that tnan Of anything
clse.
~Tbe xtomaca = the boiler Of the
human system. and n not properly res.
ulated win cause a. much damage as
the steel boiler running the machinery
IN a building. We are all glad for
Thanksgiving day, but my next walk
win not end right before that occasion,
u can help ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
HERO COULD NOT
SAVE HIS COMRADES
Maurstanis's Head Stoker Nearly Lost
Life in the Hudson River.


New York. Nov. S0.--In spite Of heroic
efforts to rescue them, two firemen Of
the steamship Manretania we're drowned
early yesterday in the Hudson river, off
the fout Of West Thirteenth street.. The
men had shore leave, and on the way
down the ganeplrnk the man in the
rear slipped. As he was about to fall
from the narrow plank, he grabbed ths
legs Of his companion, and together they
splashed into the water,
Harold Kelly, the head stoker, hero Of
10 life saving adventures, plunged into
tine icy water. but so dark was it that
he could find no trace OF either of the
men His comrades, fearing that he
would be lost himself, called to him to
come back, but he persisted IN swim
ming around the pier until he was al.
most exhausted. Then he called for Il
rope. Several were thrown, but they
fen short, and he was about to sink
when life prescryer was thrown 10
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30

Chicago. Nov. 30.--Frauk A. Wander,
lip. vice president OF the National Cts
bank Of New York. who Il visiting NJ
mother here, predicted that the currency
situation viii get hack to normal a.
soon ~ the Drccmbcr payroils are mrt.
Interior hanks are undoubtedly hoard
ing money." be said. speaking ot chs
financial situation. That l.. they a.,
rnnning their reserves up 70 abnormal
point. There u an entirely adequate sup.
ply Of currency % the present time. Al
that is needed 90 unlock the currency sit
uatiou = more oonddence. and there Is
evidence Of a returning Of that conf
dcnce. Some currency i being shipped
20 New York from interior points IN
my opinion. = lev days more win end
the premium on currency.
There Il fair probability Of currency
legislation AZ tho coming session u Con
gfess. Sentiment on the subject 81 cur
Fvnry legislation IA still uncrystallized In
Nes York. For my part, believe the
ideal solution lies IN che creation Of =
central bank that will have the power 20
Issue and take on the fiscal duties Of the
treasury department.
The effectiveness Of eo-opefation
through the clearing houses during the
present crisis has emphasized the inn
porsaat part clearing houses may be
made 70 play In our financial system
II Is possible the legislation nov wiil
give enlarged powers q the treasury
q be used IN conjunction with the clear
ing houses"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
New York Banks Waive Notice
Of so Days
OTHERS WILL FOLLOW
Premium on Currency Fails 0fi-Money
Withdrawn Two Weeks Ago Re.
turning-M Money Normal After
December Payfolla.

New York, Nov 30 The rnion Dim
saviugs Institution q sbla city ys.ser
day announced 10 IA deposlsofs whs
save / the oo.dAys nollee d withdrawal
demanded on October Is that II would
pay them now. other sayinea banks IA
the city are expected 70 follow iss ex
ample without delay, and. II this hap
pens. BY neNt week the premium on car
feuey viii be- only a memory. ALREADY
i has dropped 10 a paint where Il ~
longer attracts lsosrlefs. and brokers IN
Wall street say the money no longer
diverted 10 sales for premium Is again
seeking invettmcnt In the stock mar
ket.
The hanks too, claim fair share a.
deposits. II u evident from reports from
many sources that the money withdrawn
fortnight ago u returning 70 Is old
ehanuels Of usefulness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
FoRGIvES WIFE WHO WAS
SHOT BY HIS RIVAL
Husband Goes to Hospital, Where Wo.
man Who Eloped Is Recovering.

Cleveland, Nov 30. IRA Walker, hlls
band OF Mrs Minnie Walker, shot last
Tuesday BY Hilbert Friend. with whom
she had eloped from Lehighton, Pa, yes
terday visited his wife. Walker came
from leighton with the Rev jackson
Everett, his father-in-law They went
directly to the hospital ard asked 10
see the injured woman. The three re-.
manned together all the afternoon
II know an now, and have forgiven
everything the husband said. The girls
father said; III am sure that every
thing viii be we'll from this time on.
I'm 50 glad I'm 81 glad, the wound
cd wife repeated when her husband and
father forgaye her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
RIVERS SWOLLEN BY RAINS.
New Hampshire Streams Are Nearing
the Danger Point.

Manchester, M H., Nov. 3d. The rains
and SHOWS 81 the past week have brought
View Hampshire rivers To a stage higher
than any reached at this season In many
Years. Rivers and streams all over the
state have been swollen by the rain and
snow until although not reaching the
danger point, they have cleared many ar
tieles from the banks and threaten to
60 higher with any additional snow or
rainfall The Merrimac valley has prob
ably the highest stages in the state,
nearly every well, spring and pond run
ming at least bank high, and in some
cases rising over the banks. Lake Mas
sabasic il higher than for years. and a
large volume Of water il flowing over the
dam at the outlet, where IL il a. high
All It was during the freshet Of last
spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30

New York. Nov. 80 Dispatches 70 r.
g. Dun & Co. Indicate a normal move.
ment Of reasonable merchandise. as the
has fallen in some sections.
aud holiday goods are beginning 10 move.
There Is still much idleness ct manu-
featuring plants. Boston reports that
wholesale business is still handicapped
BY hnanccs but there Is better feeling
in most branches, and return to nor
NAL conditions is anticipated shortly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30

Tobacco conipuy, given YESTERDAY q
the governments action 10 dissolve e.
tobacco eombIns Replying 70 =. G. Nae.
Rnxnalas. tie governments counsel u.
Hiil aid that tie Wells Whitehead coz.
pauv had sens out its goods bearins !
union label. did not that imply 3
the trade thSt the American Tolaea
company had 30 connection with iAs
Wells WAitebead company a~ked NJ.
Macisey nolds. ! cant say that it 3D.
replied the aiiness
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
ONLY EMERGENCY BILL,
II ANY, SAYS ALLISON
Senator Thinks Plan for Asset Currency
Will Not Go Through.

Washington. d. c.. Nov. Ex-senator
Allison, discussing the outlook for cur
rency legislation yesterday, predicted
that IL conEcs did anything al all Il
would be in legislation for emergency
currency alone. He said much would de.
pend on financial conditions, and whether
the present stringcncy continued
4 think it likely the present trouble
viii be over in ten days" said Senator
Allison. If It keeps on, then It will be
necessary to enact some measures pro-
viding for emergency currency"
Asked whether he thought there was
prospect Of legislation for asset currency
along the lines OF the Fowler bill and
similar proposed measures, the senator
said he thought it doubtful whether
Congress would pass any bill of this
nature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
GOES UP IN BALLOON
TO QUALIFY AS PILOT
Frederick H. White Makes an Ascension
at North Adams.

North Adams, Mass, Nov. Dol Fred
erick H White Of New York made a
balloon ascension alone here yesterday,
the balloon rising at 1908 d, III. The
balloon immediately struck south
easterly course, travelling slowly over
Hosae Mountain.
Mr.. White has made three aseensions
with Lee Stevens. and his trip yester-
day was necessary in order for him to
qualify as a pilot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
SENATOR LATIMER WOULD
LIMIT INFLOW OF ALIENS
win Urge Amendment Limiting Each
Nation to 10000 Annually.

Washington, Nov. 30.-Senator fati
mer Of South Carolina, member Of The
immigration commission, said yesterday
that he viii introduce a bill for i'm.
portant amendments to the Immigration
laws early IN the session. He wRrts
restriction Of immigration by educational
tests, strict requirements as to certih-
Gates Of character, and Limitation Of the
number Of immigrants that can come
here annually from each country. He
would limit the total to $4,000 for each
nation.
He says the south wants southern Eu-
ropean immigration restricted. and his
amendments viii accomplish that to the
extent Of several hundred thousand a
year. The immigration commission viii
not report until year from now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
MAYOR COMMITS SUICIDE.
John Van vassen, Mayor of Ypsilanti,
Feared Suicide.

Ypsilanti, Men, NOV. sO.--John Van
Fossen, Mayor Of Ypsilanti. killed him
self yesterday BY shooting himself in
the head He was fifty years old. Van
Fossen years ago was an inmate Of an
asylum for year. Of late, his friends
say. he had feared recurrence of his
maIady, and had been fighting hard to
ward it off.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
HARTFoRD's COSTLY
STONE BRIDGE OPEN.
Spans Connecticut in Nine Granite
Arches and Is Without a Draw.


Hartford, Nov. BOA stone bridge Of
massive proportions and architectnrally
as imposing al any in New England,
spanning the Connecticut river, was
opened to traffic yesterday 1t il a per-
nlanent structure in place OF the old
Connecticut river bridge burned IN 1885,
and was erected at cost Of $1,000, 900,
The approach has been made into a
boulevard over the sites Of many
structures which had played part in
the early history Of the city, and the
expenditure in this respect has reached
very nearly three quarters Of million
of dollars. The bridge Ii Of nine granite
arches, 1,192 feet long and il witaout a
draw. The erection 81 the bridge Ii of
more than ordinary moment To COnnecti
cut, for IT emphasizes the passing of
toll bridges over this great stream.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
KINGS COUSIN KIDNAPPED,
TORTURED, AND ROBBED.
Marquis Cito's Chief oaptor Was an
ItaIyian Policeman.

Naples, Nov 30. The Kidnapping Of
Marquis Giuseppe CSto, cousin and aide
of King Victor Emanuel, who after be-
inc tBrtoured and forced to give mp
$500 was released by his captors, ilas
caused great aHtonishmcnt through the
discovery that the organizer Of the plot
Is IN reality 4 policeman On being ar
rested he confessed.
The British embassy is interested in
the case, as Marquis Cito is-a trusted
antiquarian for several sovereigns, in
GLIDING King Edward.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
SENDS OUT UNION LABEL.
The Testimony on a Firm in Tobacco
trust"

New York. Nov. So Although Tho
American Tobacco company controls the
Wells Whitehead company, cigarette
manufacturers 81 Winston. N g., the
fact has never before been made public,
according 70 the testimony Of Percival
5. lhh. vice.presidcnt Of the American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
coDY. we, PRE- Loss slOO.OOO.
The Entire Business Section Destroyed
1t Is Reported.

Butte, Mont, Nov. 30.--A telephone
message from Cody, Wyo.. says that
practically the entire business portion
OF the town was destroyed b. IRE early
this morning. The loss is roughly es
timated at 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
AGAINST NIGHT BAKING.
Bill introduced BY Italian Government
in The Chamber.

Rome. Nov. 30.-1ae government has
presented bin prohibiting bakers from
working at night, and establishing a
heavy fine in cases Of infraction, which
viii 20 to the fund for incapacitated and
aged workmen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching, Blind. Bleeding or
Pfotruding Piles in 8 to "A days or mon
eY refunded. SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30
Catarrn
Is a Constitutional Disease
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Is a Constitutional Remedy

BY searching effect upon the blood reaches every part Of tho
system puA vtazes and enohes tho vital fluid expeing all
germs impure PARTICLES and polsons
Cures Catarrh Rheumatism Neuralgia scofun Eczema al
Humors all other troubles originating promoted by
pure state Of the blood low condition OF the system
These statements not theory
They are facts based upon thousands Of cures.
Hoods sarsapaa sold everywhere IN liquid FORM
in ehOcotsd tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 doses dollar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30

They thoroughly cleanse. heal and purify
che air passages. awcosen the breath.
Price SOC. OF druggists Or promptly BY
mail Of o. 1. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-30

For cntaFFh In tho Head
as local application 70 relieve The die.
agreeable inflammation we recommend
Antlseplets or catarricts
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
A NEGRO MILLIONAIRE.

r. G. Owens, of Los Angeles Cal. who was
in Leavenworth the other day. is reputed to be
the wealthiest negro in the United States. 1t
is claimed that he is millionaire and that his
personal check for 100000 is good in a Los An
geles bank
Owens's father was one of the '49ers. going
TO California in that year shortly after the dis
covery of gold at Suffers Mills He accumu-
lated a considerable fortune, which he invested
in real estate in Los Angeles, and when he died
he left TO his about dozen pieces of valu-
able property in that growing Western city. The
son at first was content to collect the rents and
live in comfort, but drifted into the real estate
business.
In his first deal he was opposed by some white
real estate agents and the opposition seemed
only 10 brighten his wits. He took an option 4
short time later $1,000 building, paying
$500 cash down. Then the other real estate
men began TO fight him, but owens stood pat
and cleared $1,000 the deal. In another in
stance he bought a fine residence in the most
exclusive residence district of Los Angeles, and
the r1mor went forth that he intended to live
there Big sums were offered TO him for the
property but he held until he got price that
satisfied him, and he is said TO have made sew
eral thousands in this venture. Owens has been
fortunate in all OF his real estate transactions
and has now amassed fortune said TO be larger
than that possessed by any other woman
Of his race in the United states.
He is now forty- eight years old. He IS an in
telicent negro. as he certainly must be to take
care of himself among the big reah estate men
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
COnntru Board.

PLEASANT ACCOMMODATIONS for few persons de-
string room and board for winter. Address SELECT,
Postofce Upper Montclair. N j.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
Financial.
Where Are You Going to Put 1t?

Where Are You Going to Put ItP
What do with our money is upper
most in the minds of every one.
Where can we put it where it will grow and at
once pay good and regular dividends?
The Great Problem of the Day.
This is the great problem that is facing the
people of this country.
1t requires thought. 1t requires courage. 1t
requires careful study of the enormous possibilities
yet to be participated in. 1t requires enterprise.
How to Invest.
The best investments left are what are known as
"nduStrialS," where there is scope for unlimited
expansion, consumption, use by the multitudes.
These conditions are the chief factors that must
determine all those who have money, either small
large sums, to invest
What to Invest In.
Something that is always earning profits all the
time and everywhere. Something that costs stock
holders nothing for fixed charges which always
have to be met or increasing pay rolls that always
have to be paid before stockholders receive any
benefit.
Something where the running expenses are nil
and the profits lmitless, where the dividend is as
regular as clock and increasing at rapid and short
intervals
PETER J. COLLISION, President.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
SOME FRENCH BULLS.

The number of phrases of the class called
bulls to be found in polite works not all
the product of the Irish brain.
A novel that was crowned by the French
Academy as possessed of unusual merit con-
tanned a sentence of which the following is a
translation:
1T was midnight. man who lay i'm ambush
listened To their conversation; but suddenly 4
dense. dark cloud passed in front OF the moon,
and prevented him from hearing more
Another phrase, written In downright serious
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
How to Go About 1t.

Apply to the WESTERN MULTIPHONE
COMPANY, Washington Life Building, 141
Broadway, New York City, when particulars will
be sent to you, together with the requisite forms.
but you must lose time if you wish to participate
in all the advantages the Company has to offer.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
What You Can Get For Your Money.

You get for your money, if you will apply
at once, stock in enterprise already previously
tested and proven, of the par value of $40 fulpaid
and worcestershire, at $3.50 share. Stock that
will pay dividends of per cent. on the first of each
month all the year round.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.

100 American Nickel = = = y
10 Amer Squab pf--- = = u IL
30 Amer Tobacco $50 $50 $50 1870
Bay State Cas- 3-16I 3-16i 3-13i 2-l6
100 ConsoI Steamship ! JIG. 1 1-IGI : =
1900 Manhattan Transit % "a 2Ss 2z
ss STANDARD oil .-.... 800 402 400 400