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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
GIRL Is BROUGHT IN
BY HOLY JUMPERS

Waukesha, Wis, Aug. 2.-Olga Lun.
dell, 17-year-old Sac City, Iowa, girl,
was today produced by the Holy Jump
ers at the court commissioners Office
and was placed in custody under the
sheriff Mrs Lundell will continue the
proceedings to secure possession of her
daughter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
COMPANY A TO RETURN
Encampment at Camp Lincoln Comes
to an End Today.

The Sixth regiment will break camp
at Camp Lincoln. Springfield, today.
and the members of Co. A will be
home tomorrow morning. They will
return as they went, on a special train
over the Burlington. The boys have
been drilled by members of the regu-
lar army during the week, and the
training feature of the encampmeEt
was more prominent this year than in
the past.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02

ed state of fear among hundreds OF
families on the east side, where the
Tietschler crime was committed ari
in other parts of the city.
Police Commissioner Bingham says
the present police force is inadequate
10 properly police the city, but every
thing possible is being done by tht
force under his direction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
HEADLESS BODY
FOUND in MICHIGAN

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Aug. 2.-Th9
body of an unknown man from which
the head and hands had been cut prob
ably to prevent Identification was
found in the woods near Blind rive:
early today The pockets of the clothe.
were turned out and it is presumed
the motive for murder was robbery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02

ker, Jefferson Davis, Lamar, Walthal.,
and James Il. George ever fresh ~
their minds, many of them felt that
Williams had inherited and exemplifies
all the traditions that made its great
statesmen and orators distinguished.
and is their natural successor. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
DROP The PARADE
DiSaffe Belfast Police Put
Off Demonstration of
Grievances.
CITY MAY DISMISS THEM ALL
Men Remain Defiant and Will Not
Cease Aeita-
ton.

Belfast, Aug. 2.-The parade of the
disaffected members of the local police
force, scheduled TO take place today,
was postponed, if not altogether aban-
doned. apparently for the purpose oi
enabling the government to be in a
position to dismiss the entire force OF
the city should such drastic action be
come necessary.
still Defiant.
The men remain defiant and declare
hey will not cease the agitation until
they have secured the public inquiry
into their alleged grievances.
The situation was aggravated today
by the threatened renewal of the Goa
dockers' strike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
Famous Sculptor Very III.

Cornise, N. H.. Aug. 2.-August ST.
Gaudens. the sculptor, is seriously II
at his home here and grave fears are
entertained for his recovery. s.,
Gaudens has been in falling health q
year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
AN AWFUL RECORD
OF MINE FATALITIES
More T1an a Thousand People Killed
in Pennsylvania During
the Year.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2.-More than
thousand persons were killed last year
in the coal mines of Pennsylvania,
according to the annual report just
issued by the department of mines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
Democratic House Leader
is Nominated for Mis-
sissippi Senator
OVER GOV. VARDAMAN
Quito ome OF One of the Mos t
Picturesque Campaigns In
S0uth's History.

Jackson, Miss. Aug. John Sharp
Williams is far ahead of Governo,
Vardaman in the race for the United
States senate and Judging from the
present return from the democratic
primaries he will win by about three 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
All Quiet at Duluth.

Duluth, Aug. 2.-All is quiet on the
range this morning and larger forces
are going to work on all sides.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
Earthquake Prophesied.

Montevideo, Aug. 2. - serious
earthquake is prophesied to take place
lin Uruguay Aug. 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
TO LAND TROOPS
French Favor Joint Action With
Spain at Casa
Blanca
TO PUTDOWN FER0CI0US ARAB
Foreign Residents Take Refuge on
British Shp-Piliage Con-
tinues.
TO PUTDOWN FER0CIOUS ARAB

Paris. Aug. Am extraordinary
meeting of the cabinet to discuss the
Moroccan situation will be held this
afternoon. Foreign Minister Pichor
expressed himself in favor of imme /
late and energetic acton by France IL
secure reparation for murders of Eu-
ropeans at Casa Blanca and insure the
safety of Europeans still there.
Inasmuch as France and Spain are
charged by the Algeciras conference.
to act together in the matter policing
Casa Blanca, Pichon advocated, as the
first step proposing to Spain the inn
mediate landing of French and Span
ish troops at the scene of the mas
sacre.
Refuge on English ship.
Tangier. Aug. almost all the
French residents of Casa Blanca have
| taken refuge OH board the English ship
| in the harbor, the government com
manders having received no orders tC
suspend operations against the bandit
| Raisuli, who is holding Sir Harry Nc
Lean prisoner. The Arabs continue
Ito burn villages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
FRANZ AT HEAD OF
OKLAHOMA TICKET
Republicans Pick GubernatoriaI Candi-
date for New
State.

Governor FRANK FRANZ
Lieutenant Governor N. q. TURK
Secretary of State. T. n. ROBENET'r
Attorney General .....SILAS REED
Labor Commissioner. C. \. COONLAN
State Treasurer .......M. STlLWELl-
State Auditor .........J. E. D4CHE
Tulsa. |. T. Aug 2.-The repub!I
cans of Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory in convention yesterday nominal
ed the above ticket for the first elec
tion Of officers for the new state oi
Oklahoma. The candidate for Cover
nor is the present territorial eXecutiv
Governor Franz dominated the cOnve:i
ton, although there was wild disorder
at times J. s. MCGOWAN of Snyder
Okla, attempted to stampede the con
vention against the naming of ticke
and for the rejection of the propose.
constitution. and for time swept the
/ delegates off their feet by his elO
! quence.
The Franz forces, seeing a plan t,
carry the convention against their lead
! er, jumped into the battle. Shoutin.
and kissing, the Franz men forced NJ
Gowan to sit down. Policemen rushc
in to quiet the delegates, and orde
was restored only after general tigh
threatened. The Franz forces won tn
first struggle by electing Ralph Camr
bell temporary chairman, and. despit
the efforts of the anti-Franz men, VIII
oppose the naming Of ticket. contend
ing that they should not tolerate tn
proposed constitution, the slate mad
up by the governors adherents wa
adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
Feeling Over Indictment.

In all. the examination was a con-
glomeration of evidence first pointing
one way. then another. and then both
ways. 1t was a thing which Clinton
and Dewitt counties had to clear up
il order to save their regulations, and
so the jury decided to let the state
| sift down the facts.
There appears to be a general feeling
/ of satisfaction over the Indictment. Ev-
( er the lawyers are pleased, for it means
= the limelight of great trial. r. A.
Lemon and Frank Lemon, and proba-
bly, Attorney Eugene Daney of San Die
so, will appear for Magiil. Attorney
John Fuller and the firm of Ingham &
lDgham will appear for the wife. Mr.
Miller will have Special Prosecuting
Attorney Lot +. Herrick, one of the
most brilliant lawyers in this section oil
the state.
Mr.. Lemon demands a trial within
two weeks. Mr. Miller will fight this
for the evidence in the hands of the
state. while enough to indict, is shak!
when it comes TO a trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02

states attorney and the bits of en-
Tightening evidence which dribbled in
finally disposed of the suicide pact the
ory III the jurors minds, and they vot-
cd a murder bill against Magill. at
least on evidence showing that he
knew what his wife was doing and
urged her ON. They figured that Ma.
gill either aided and abetted his wife
to kill herself or planned to kill heI
and leave the impression and apparent
proof of suicide. The action of the de
fense lawyers in Withholding the let
tiers left by Mrs. Magill and in hiding
: Marguerite Magill. the bankers daugh
| ter, worked i'll against the couple. The
, finding of the sixth letter directing Ma
gill to marry Faye Graham was t.,
/ pill that never was swallowed. The
hasty marriage was the thing that out
ragged them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-02
DO Not Identify Writing.

Added to these facts was the addi.
tional one, which has leaked ont, that
the friends of Magill, who were relied
upon to testify as to the authenticity
of the letters, backed down before the
jury.
F.. The constant hammering of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
TALES OF CITIES.

Atlnnta Il planning 70 Issue bonds
Cor new courthouse aud city ball
20 cost 100000
Fifty per cent Of Mlssourrs total
revenue aud % per cent o. the taxes
on property Of gnrious kinds are paid
By the city o. 81 Louis.
Many persons IN New York rity evl
deuily think that business done ID
their proper names Il not 60 veil for
tbore are ID Iifoadway and Sixth ave
nus forty seven signs that give hetl.
tlons names o. proprietors Of stores.
Electric clocks. regulated FROM n cen
trail station. are heluk Installed ia ynri
Gus prominent positions throughout "
emma. In most instances theg are as
"a on The tai electric light masts 81
the intersections Of The principal
streets f'aeh clock has four dlals,
which hare no figures for the hours.
bat Instead black squares Cor the ILL.,
VI. TX and XII and black strokes for
the intermediate hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

Plans and specifications have recently
been completed bg the navy department
for Eve new torpedo boat dsstfogers an.
th0rized by the laet congress. These
new torpedo boat deetroyers viii DO N
about twenty eight knots speed and
100 tons displacement. The plans call
for vessels considerably larger tnan
those 81 similar fype now IN service.
The Iaraest III the present destroyers
displaoes but 438 tons, and IA 24s feet
long. Bidders win bo given the pTivi-
lego of submitting estimates On boats
With oil burning apparatus for generating
steam, reciprocating and turbine steam
engines. and internal combination en-
gines Thcse items we're never befoFe
Included III bids tot boats Of this class,
bat owing to the snceeasfnI results from
ail burning engines 10 II probable that
within TIM near future all tbs new ves-
seia viii ~ equipped with such appar-
atns
Great care ia being taken, BIZ The navy
department To send ont circulars and
other information concerning destr0yefs
and new battieships only to suoh con.
Germs IS naye the facilities for filing
contracts for the vessels II awarded n
them. The secrecy il III accordance with
Secretary Metcalf's recent orders and
II maintained for the purpose of prevent.
ing detailed Information of new naval
construction falling into khe hands III
foreign governments Technical Wofld
Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
FATHER AND SON.
Pathetic rraDsdy Of the War Between
TIE States.

Pathetic TraDsdy q the War Between
the states.
Not an tn sad stories OF wartime
come nom the battlefield. Many a
heartbrek i not rccoricd on the list
Of ths killed and wounded. Tho civil
war knew no more tragic occurrence
than the following Incident taken
from the New York sun. A soldier
had enlisted from BIS home IN Georgia.
where hls father remained undlsmrbed
through the struggle. Tho young man
fought through the war without
scratch, save 4 slight wound which
left him little deaf This anlicilon
he never mentioned Ia his letters
After the surrender be sent his IA.
Their word that be would reach home
about a certain date. Travel then was
uncertain. aud he could not tell just
whom be would arrive
His father prepared 60 receive him
He had brought out the best plate,
which had been sccreted FOR lOng
time. and with gold which had been
exhumcd he bought such aubslautlals
and dclicacles aa the southern market
az that time afforded AS many Of the
old time neighhors az were living Ia
the vicinity were invited 10 tho home
coming,
The young soldier arrived on the
plantation the night before the earliest
date he had mentioned. II was late
and the family bad retired. buf The
dog heard the noise and began 10 bark.
The sound reused The father, who rose
and got bis shotgun. The countrywa
overrun at Che time with stragglers
and sneak thieves The father gun In
hand. went TO The door saw the mp
preaching figure and challenged Il
The young man, being deaf made no
reply, but stIil advanced. whereupon
the father raised bis gun and fred.
His son fell shot through The heart
II was a pitiful sight to see thnt A.
most crazed father carrying his life.
less son into the home which had been
made ready to welcome him The
next day tide guests arrived. Instead
OF joyousiy greeting the returned sol.
dier they gazed At the stlil form.
wrapped In the flag for which the
young man bad braveIy fought Ev.
cry private burial ground had N II
grave made by the war. but no funeral
like that ever took place IN the vicinity
or possibly In the whole south.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
eLEANINes.

IA 800 balloon asccnts there IL on nm
average one fatal accident
IN some London hotels the waltera
receive ~ much az $4,000 year N
tips.
The sand dunes o. the Lincolnshire
(EngIandi coast hre being steadily
blown inland. and much valuable land
IA thus rendered useless
A Nuneie dndl farmer arrested on
a charge Of intoxicatlop, was allowed
hy fhe magistrate To be bis own tud9e.
fFo fined himself $40 ana paid II with
ont taking an appeal
Ia accordance with an ancient cnss
tom dating from the time of frederick
the Great any officer II the German
army who falls from his hor1e ct n re-
WOW IL bound to odfer q banquet 10 big
brother officers IN toe regiment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

New York, Nov 8 William Ran.
doIph Hearst and the Independence
leauie we're gdlled 1t The Central Fede-
rated Onion meeting Sunday and a
number of delegates denounced MI
Rearat ana his agents fgr first asckar-
iHq vith Tammany Hail last year and
then making an alliance with The Re-
publican party tits year james Hateh
ii the GpholstefefF union took che
lioof and scored the Independence league.
The Independent Labor party was form
"a n good faith last year. and believed
then IN Hearst a. the ideal man 10 sup
port We thought he was the Noses
0f the labor movement he saiS, but
tie haa turned ont the veriest Judas
Tire gathering n Cooper gnlon On
thursday night was protest from al
labor aud showed that neititsr Heerst
gf saF other man has the lsBor vote IN
bis p8ekef Hcar5f represents no pfiu-
eipis ard simply desires 80 dominate
b6sfffes n ofder - boost himself NEXT
Tuesday Ae win be tie deadest thing on
saYth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05


II j. aid Nrs John q Drexel FIRST
htreaueed the cakewalk into New.
port society III BAH az ochre Point
six gean ago
The Neshodist Episcopal Church
South has sent Mlss kula Thomas ~
Temple. Tex 10 GoadAiaiale. Nexieo
70 work in IT, mission school at that
place.
Mru. Georrc stein ~ Sc IeulA who
n the mother 81 seven girls snd ak
hoss says she would IKE % have more
childfen u Il weV DOT Tor he difficulty
81 finding nanes for them
To train every horse on her estate 70
know her and her son - the feat that
has been accomplished ~ Mrs. Alfred
q. Vanderbilt. The mistress o. Oakland
farm. II Portsmouth. near Newport
Mrs Richard n, chow 81 washing.
ton. who viii have a SHARE N the 500
OoNo Raon springer estate 4 the
originator - the Teddy bear Ehe n
native Of kentucky. graduate q law
and an accomplished woman
Princess Kawauanakoa. native born
Hawaiian. bot half white, i one of the
most beautiful women 10 Honolulu.
She !. ! lne inguist Il described -
charming a. hostcss and i noted for
the taste and elegance % Der costumes,
Afrs. Aary Grace Quackenhos.
member ~ the New York bar. has
been eugnecd by Attorney General
nonnparie 90 net ne special assistant
IN Bis campaign against The trusts.
Rhe Il said 20 be very capable law
ser
Jane Nniche. daughter o. the Apache
war ehief. has had her second coming
out innee" she had rheumatism a.
her lfut dance ard was not active and
spry. she selected rs her partner m
the dance the richest man uf her tribe.
which Il equivalent 10 Apache 70 q
marriage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
saw walksI bod, ThleuEh BmIInrlan.

Oliver lamora Of Burlington has .
most vivid recollection Of the pedestrian,
Edward payson Weston. who IA making
i teat trip from Portland, Me- 60 Chi
eago 40 years ago. and passsd through
Burlington AZ this Time Mr. Lamora,
who was then ON the police force, and
Napoleon White. another officer, who has
since died. were detailed BY Chief NJ
Police Ltman A. drew. also since De.
ceased. 10 escort Weston from BuflinR
ton to Wiuooski Weston stopped a.
the old American hotel where be was
rendered an informal reception after
which he proceeded up Church street.
escorted BY Ohicets LamUra and White,
end large crowd who eheefed him on
the way. 10 went np Church street 10
Pearl. over Colchester avenue % Winoo.
Ski and thence north. Mf. Lanora
states that on that trip Nr Weston was
accompanied by seYafel newspaper men,
Mr.. Lamora il the only surviving Nom
her Of the police force Of that time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
A wELl-ADvERHsED SAVINGS
BANK.

A large llst 81 depositors, well
scattered over is eglumate trf-
rtory. Is one ct the best adver
,ising mediums a Savings Bank
can have. Such beng the case,
rhe HYDE Park Savings Bank
must be well advertised IN the
Stare Of Vermont. Read what
the Lyndonvills Union Journal
says:
EvGos. c s Page sakss about IS
much PRIDE 10 the growth and success
Of the Lamoale Ceuafy savings Bank
a. he docs IN the growth and success
81 bis caliskin and hide business
Gov Page IS the president 81 this
bank ], was starred wigh the idea cl
no, losnlng a dollar oatside q YER
mont and this principle has been
Sricsly followed The hank j. sue
cessiul financially because the people
have confidence n the business ahlli-
~ and integrity q the man At the
head Of IL Ii tha were not - the
bank would nns have deposi,on from
practically ever town IN The STATE
This Bank pays : per cent.
compounded semi annually on
deposits OF 500 or more, re.
naming in the bank one full
year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

FIints afe exceedingly hard suh
staucea--ao hard that when We wish III
be efDphntic we sornetines say that i
thing a hard as Gint. SET at tho fints
III the world are supposed 10 have been
formed from soft sponges, Cor hy ex
anlnIag small pieces Of flint under Il
microscopes The texture 81 flie sponge
III 4 fossil condition N often seen and
gle splcuIes peculiar III spou0na are
recognized
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
ABOUT THE STAT


items nt Interest NiNAhea ifUm out
Exshangss
NJ and Mrs ~ Il aolsasaa 81 Hol,
den. celebrated theh golden Vei1ins aut
alfs7san tleteher 3 S. thS ioar ai
Aelg son. leon "a tehnsoa. a. Holden
M.ss Lena nuoa s. spauxhe'd va,
fhf vinucf 81 q >e.N pfise 0e fniN ~
iegri "a George II AAelI. pnsideel ~
fhs Ameusan Humane soAsty, tni tAe
hesg snsl elfisNiipn satas
4 peculiarly sal state - Attain "A.
ssis il i l.sndVnvllif fauiils, Fred Wood
iselng gniisally iil 81 ttnbot fsgen bis
. - having given hifih e = son b week
ago thee helns siN other ehildren in
ghe family
The Rex. and Mn. + /. Hansrd have
returned home ifnn Boston. where NJ
huliaFd wa. rcwntly released from ~ns
te4p. and 4 y expected that Ne hNl,
lard viii g. % ths Adiruudaeks tcf a
much NEEDED ret
Mn ". y. nr,sn Of walerh,0y T.
having serious tronhls with her teeth
and Il j. fcsred that IN left siao 81 BE-
arpel Jaw bone i decaYel, the trouble
being ths resaH II an useefatei tooth
whlch MAS pulled several yam aTo.
.-s-s-
The veterans al the taldiefA horne Al
bennington have provided = corral ADD
fiesrlnk quarters iot the lasn taplurcd
lasl trriug IN Rutland II i expected
that the little deer viii hs lsrce enough
n The spring % place n the large enelo.
sure VITA other pet deer
A ia.ysar Ola boy. Who ran away from
he Industrial school A. Nutksnaes Fr
aay evening. vbs captured near the
Spang Grofc camp ground saturday ~
l. A. naksr ami returned % the school
This u TIE tenth bay trying b escape
that Mr. Baker has brought back 10 tbe
school
Riddle Ioaahlin 81 Nouhern league
fame Will again act ia the capacity OF
coach for the Newton. Mas. high school
hase bAll team next s,ulAg For two
years ~ has been sucstssful IN giyina
The orange and black" a championship
aggregation and last year a team that
wes second beet IN that section.
To complete the Vermont commission
to the national conference on state and
local taxation. which 4 to b. held Al
Columbus. Ohio. November II. Governor
pfuctor has appointed Ernest Hitchcock
81 pittsford. sice iphn IT Senter "
Montpelier. resigned The other mem
pcfs 81 the commission ar y q. Cush
man Of Burlington and .. n. Barber q
Bennington.
A mysterious reddish light Of great
power was sern hy several people TO
pas over Rutland At about enc oeloek
SUNDAY morning Those who witnessed
the sight are under the impression that
Il was balloon The light passed ~
unrthcfly direction and AZ very rapid
rate. u appeared 10 BE- 2.0uu feet sbovu
the earth No form Wa dislinguishablc
the sky being overcast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05

wms Sssxfecsfs nria Whem ns ssmrtet
e. Rse AeNhFtN mespseams
f.seaerek Nartait MarYnsa hsosk
pitts. Naafana. ftasht hatsie 81 Nnw
hfost neFefsste. Atri 8 - sas ts0an ~
tss 1f faf enflre baidates. The hale foi.
iieiet Il - sc1lr WIRE npt test ard m
~ ahys - BAD halt al over Ms bead
o. 1uix - writes. and today ny hair
n - tfiek ard ieftrarl 81 eHf ere
ceaia WISH Nrwbro'f Hefrieift works
90 IN 80 rFlneir,e nu4 Nilh 5 ntw a.
eoNeFvwaeafrae the cause End xru NJ.
move ghe erect ylerriffdh dt#troyN the
refm fhAt taasea dan1ruN falling hair
ana ansry ha,3nens 10 thal vlth 80
rsaee R,sHe the tfett esnnes 4Hnaie.
ftnrs felliHN hair ell nnce ard 4 rev
growth sfsris SOLD tf ssafina
I've ssuee--Se certs ara wee
r. a Drovn. Specisl Arrest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
COMMISSIONERS, MOTTO.
rsrafr 81 J9ag BarTIgFF nFa1flg

The nndersiTHed NHvIn1 been sppasHsea ~
the Hea Probate Court for the 0fatftet ~
WasbtneF4n conan lsefoaeta II receive ex-
affisa aha ad5ust aii CLAIMS ard dsmauas 81
~ persons asSsrss ehe esfat6 of 8szn Eapsista
Eeaaiiag LET'S 81 INF City ~ HARE S. ssia DIs-
fr5ct deceased ard xii sia3ms exhibited Il sHsst
thsrBta nSrHhY give n0tien thtE We VII EaHet
fof tie paTpn#e sf6rssaid ~ the 0f1es 6 y.
III Reed Iii TIE CRY 81 BAffe Ia said Die
fFidt ~ s2a HfA day ~ November ard ST.
tay II Aarsf next from ons O'clock r. n
un tii faur d eiaak y. NJ. eScH ~ zfi5 Jays sra
fhsf SIX 5aonsHe from M 26th etv 81 oefa
h@v s. Ysss i the ffus iif1fsea - ssid
Ca4rt fse safa ersdisdYe - pffsfas thsIr a1ssrss
- Is fsf so asass85n and eilovsnes
Dated + fiEe ~ Bsrfe thia SD lay - zoe
eeu6lsr % ff
oRkNE1 r. REID Commit
william RiN9sToH siaa1fs
Tues N9v s-fz-fs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-05
How Lis?

we offer Ons Hundred Dollars Reward FOR any
caae 81 atarfh that canaos be cured ~ HANS
Cafarrh Cure
n. 3. CHENEY Il CO., TOisdo, o.
We the undersigned, have known v. y Che
neyf6r the lxgt rs yaars. and believe him per-
fectiy honorable III all business transactions
and financially abs ID carry out any obligations
made BY his Arm.
WALDO KINxAw MARyTy
Wholesale Dfagaistss Toledo ..
HAIRS CatarYh cara Il taken internally, setting
directly npon the blood aud mucous surfaces III
the system Testimonials aaHt flee Prizes IS
cents per hottie. Sold ~ al Druggists,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.