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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09
The ingredients Of Muou-Tone

The chief ingredients OF Mucu-Tone are Cen
tian, Cubebs, Casoars Sagrada, Glycerine and
Sarsaparilla.
Gentian is recognized in medicine as one of the
greatest toncs ever discovered 1t is the founda-
ton on which Mucu-Tone is built Gentian COM
bnes in high degree the tonic powers OF all the
known Differs" with none of the disadvantages
applying to them.
Cubebs have lorg been recognized as a spe-
ciic in the treatment OF all catarrhal conditions
Its action IS prompt and its benefits almost Iva-
riable. In whatever part of the body the iniancd
or diseased condition Of the MUCOUS membrane
exists, the OF Cubebs has been recommended
by the best physicians for many generations.
Cascara Saerada is especially introduced for
its necessary laxative properties.
The combination OF these with Glycerine and
Sarsaparilla makes Mucu-Tone remedy that at
tac<s catarrh from every point, gradually restores
and rebuilds the diseased tissues TO their former
health and strength. promotes digestion ard Gre
ates normal appetite. Large trial bottle, SOC.
For Sale Only at This Store
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For Thirty Years Lydia e. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, and backache.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09
A SURGICAL
OPERATION

If there is any one thing that a
woman breads more than another it
is a surgical operation.
We can state without fear of a
contradiction that there are hun
dreds, yes, thousands, of operations
performed upon women in. our hos
pitfalls which are entirely ,unneces-
sarY and many have been avoided BY
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09
How can you know whether OF
not you have catarrh?

We'll, here are the symptoms that usually IN
you have any of them, try a bottle Of keXaA
Mucu-Tone
CATARRH OF THE NOSE:-Chiliiness-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS obstructed-watery dis
charge and latter thick, yellow and tenacious
discharge into the throaf-headache-fo1
breath-weak and watery eyes-and sometimes
loss of memory.
CATARRH OF THE THROAB:-Irritation--
sensation OF heat and dryness-consianf hawk
ing-sore throat-and difficult 70 breathe
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH Dizziness
- emaciation - hollow cheeks - sleeplessness
bad dreams-despondent- grinding or
sharp. short pains in side and stomach-nau-
sea after eating-shortncss of breath-and BIZ
ter fluid rising in throat
CAIARRH OF THE INTESTINES;-Dul
grinding pain in bowels-diarrhea-em aciation
-nervousness-and slecpiessness
CAIARRH OF THE LIVER AND KID
AEA S:-Skin drawn and yellow-black spec.s
floating on field OF vision-weak and dizzy
dull pain IN small OF baek-and constant desire
10 urinate.
CATARRH OF THE pT ADDER .-chr-o
pans IN the lower abdomen and loss OF corr
troi over urine-consfant desire 70 urinate-
burning sensation when urinatino-face drawn
ana pahd-eyes dull-pams OF hands and icet
darn and clamulv
rELNll lAIARRH Constant leucorrhIa-
Dragging pain in the back and hips abdomen
and thighs-stomach dsturbances-skin erun-
hons-sick headache-female irreguartes-
and constipation.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09
Mondays Randolph Market.

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill:-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-30
WHITE MEN AMONG SLAIN.
Foreign Police in Armed Launches
in Quest of Pirates.

Shanghai, Jan. 29,-Reports that there
were white men among those slain Satur-
day by pirates on the Grand Canal. only
eight hours from here, has caused ire
mendous excitement
There is small chance of definite news
until word is received from the force Of
foreign police now securing the upper
reaches Of the Whangpoo in armed
launches in quest Of the river outlaws.
That one of the launches attacked was
Japanese is certain. The japanese con-
sui here is growing more and more in
sstent in his demands that the imperial
authorities act against the pirates unless
they want him to call FOR pinnaces from
the japanese warships to so up the river
after the robbers
How many were killed is uncertain. It
is known only that the pirates attacked
three tows Of launches from Kashing and
killed all the passengers who failed inn
medately TO hand over their valuables.
No further news has been received con-
cerning the American reported arrested at
Harbin on a charge OF working as an
/ agent of an anti-imperialistic movement
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SHAW APPEARS AS ACTOR.
Dr"matist, with Notable Cast, Give,
First perfo.u,o..a ~ .sNRyasf ..

Dramatist, with Notable Cast, Gives
First Performance Of "Waste."
London, Jan. 29-Cranvine Barker's
Waste. the play which gained some
notoriety through the censor's ban, has
3ust undergone tbe performance neces-
sary To insure a copyright The venue
was the Savoy Theater and the cast
was the most curious that has ever
appeared on the London stage.
G. r. Shaw, the known author.
impersonated the Earl OF Worsham.
Dr. Murray. formerly professor of
Greek at the Glasgow University. ap-
pcared as Lord Charles Cantellupe.
The noveiists. II. G. Wells and Hous-
man Gaisworthy. and the dramatic
critic, William Archer filled the other
male roles, while the wives of Messrs.
Shaw, Wells. and Barker were among
the leading women. The audience con
sisted of one person, who paid one
guinea for his seal.
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HUGHES IS INDORSBD
Republican County Commit
tee in New York Acts.
PRESIDENT ALSO COMMENDED
Chairman Parsons in Control DeEpfta
Yelled Attacks by the Odeu Men.
Resolution FavOring the Governor
is strongly Worded, and DeIeEn-
tiOn 10 Chicago VIII BE Instructed,

New York. Jan 29.-The Republican
county committee indorsed. Gov. Hughes
tonight for the Republican nomination
for President from this State BY a
unanimous vote. The resolution also in.
dorsed the administration OF President
Roosevelt.
Chairman Parsons and his friends in.
sisted At the meeting Of the executive
! committee held in the afternoon that anv
resolution favoring the selection of Gov.
/ Hughes as the choice for the Presidential
/ nomination of the local Republican Or
ganization should contain clause com
mending the administration Of President
Roosevelt
| ihere was some opposition to this propo-
sluon on the part of William Halpin and
some four others OF the OdeH district
/ leaders in the executive committee. but
when it was agreed by Mr.. Parsons and
those back of him that that part Of the
resolution relating 90 Mr.. Hughes should
be more strongly worded than the original
resolution and should pledge the commit
tee not only 90 indorse the governor. but
TO work for the sending Of an instructed
delegation for him 10 Chicago the Odel
men finally consented to the insertion Of
the Roosevelt clause.
Vote Is Unanimous.
The meeting OF the county committee.
which was held In the Murray HIN Iv-
ceum. was unanimous so far as the vot-
ing for the resolution was concerned. but
that the fight against Afr. Parsons is SIN
on was made clear by the OdeU men
who. under the guise Of seeking TO mass
the Hughes resolution at the last tw,
meetings Of the committee. have been
really working to undermine Mr. Parsons
control Of the organization
Mr.. Parsons was taunted tonight bv /
men like Edward Lauterbach and Abe
Gruber for calling a special meeting Of |
the committee 10 indorse Gov. Hughes (
only because he had received permission /
from Washington 10 do so. and because
also it was realized i'm Washington that
10 continue the opposition to Gov. Hughes
might mean the losing Of the State to the
Republican party in the coming election.
Factions still at War.
1t was apparent at to-night's meeting
hat while the two factions in the organi-
ration had agreed in the afternoon 10
pass the compromise resolution which was
presented to the meeting of the county
the factionalism in the com
nlttee is as bitter as ever. and that I'm the
ieSt few months Mr.. Parsons viii have TO
ight hard 10 retain his control of the
committee
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BUSY DAYS FOR BRYAN.
VIII Make Many Speeches In New,
York and New Jersey.

New York. Jan. 23-William j. Bryan.s
agents in this city have given out the
itinerary Of his tour, beginning next week
| through this State and New Jersey. He
will get here on Monday night or Tues
day morning, and on Tuesday night he
is to speak in the Carnegie Hall for The
Civic Forum
On Wednesday morning he will talk
on foreign missions at the Hotel Man
haitian; at O'clock in the afternoon he
viii address the Young Mems Hebrew As
ISOLATION at Ninety street and Lex
ington avenue, and at night he will be
the guest Of the Economic Club
On Thursday. under the guidance Of
the New Jersey Progressive Democratic
League, he viii address three meetings
in Jersey City; will drop in for a few
minutes at dinner in Passaic. and al
night will make a speech at a mass
meeting in Newark
On Friday night he will speak in
Schenectady, and before winding up his
trip, at Buffalo, on February p, he will
speak at Plattsburg and Malone. and viii
lecture in Montreal Canada
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WOMEN ACCUSE PREACHER
Say. Sol l-in-law of Sam Jones Used
Indecent Language.
"e"Fsh Grand Jury Indicts Rev.
VT IuIcon,be for Scoring Given
from the PuIDit.

Garter sville, Ga. Jan. 2s-For the al
iesed Use Of improper language in the
presenc e Of ladies while in the Tabernacle
pulpit Rev. Walter Holcombe was to-day
hdicte1 by the grand jury. Holcombe is
a SON. ln-law and co-worker Of the late
Sam j mes
Inc alleged o6ense occurred at the
great meeting held here in the Sam Jones
Iaber' aacIe last fall. A sermon to men
only % Rev. French Oliver was adver-
tlsed for Sunday afternoon. and 500 peo-
PIE athered to hear. There We're many
iadieS present they not understanding
'hdt oliver was to preach to men only.
A4u rough it was raining heavily Hol-
cohio' asked the women to leave before
'he ermon began. Owing to the rain the
"onF an we're slow in departing, and Hol-
eomi ,e, It is alleged. began to shame
lhem for wanting to hear divers words
TOT ii en- ,nly. at the same time mention
lhs Sc me If the things that would be dis
cusseu Il 5he sermon.
IL y alleged that Holcombe was very
frank ~. used words that are never
spoken "a a pulpit. Much indignation
was and Holcombe's indictment
follow
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GREAT NAVY FOR GERMANY.
BIZ Passes eicbstag-NatIon Aims
a. No Power

hef!ln' Jan. 29.-The Reichstag passed
to-day t1l u ,vy bill. providing for large
increases, the Socialists and Poles alone
opposing IT, Admiral Won Tirpitz. secre-
tafy OF the 3 imperial admiralty. in wind
n'g up the d. bate. rcpudiated the Socialist
contention hat the increase was aimed
at Great q dtaiu He said.
I'VE are .ir,iry Of robod,- certainly.
no paTucuE Ir country The relations he
tween nati. ms are too indefinite 20 make
ii possible To build q fleet against any
definite er ,amv We are onlv following
in the ste ne Of the other sea povers
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SUPPORTS HARDEN CHARGES.
Berlin Editor Involves NObIewomeE
in Army Scandals.

Berlin. Jan. 29-Dr. Leo LeipZger. ed
itor OF the Weekly Roland Won Berlin
follows In 'itor Harden's footsteps in
this week issue Of his paper, with
charges of flesh scandals in high army
circles.
He varies Harden's stories. however by
asserting that many noble women are
involved In the shocking immoralities.
In which he accuses numbers Of the wear
ers of the Kaiser's uniform Of completely
The authorities are trying TO hush up the
charges.
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KNICKERBOCKER DOES WELL.
Securities Withdrawn from Sale,
Cash is Pouring In.

New York, jan 29-The receivers of
the knickerbocker Trust Company
Withdrew most of the securities adver-
tised for sale at auction to-day at the
exchange salesrooms, ID Vesey street
The reason given for the Withdrawals
was that the securities had been taken
up upon payment of the loans for
which they had stood as collateral.
The receivers reported to-day that
they have s96Os.216S5 in cash. They
said that they were greatly pleased
with the progress which had been made
recently in the collection of debts due
the company.
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LISBON MOB WOUNDS MANY.
King Orders PoIIce to ExpeI Rioters
from Country,

Lisbon. Jan 2,-There was consider
able rioting here this afternoon and sew
eral people We're mortalIy wounded. The
mob was armed with revolvers. and at
times there was heavy firing.
The king has signed a decree which
practically empowers the police courts TO
eXpel suspects from the country. be-
cause the prisons are crowded. Some
leaders of the agitation will be trans
ported 10 the Island of Timor. in the
Malay Archipelago.
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special 70 The Washington Herald
Prince Frederick, Md, Jan 29.-Johr
Jones, colored, also known as John Hor-
ton and Arthur Rand, who attacked Mrs
Mary Buggy Ward, would have been
lynched to-day but for Sheriff z. D. Mead
While a hearing was being held IN The
case at the home Of Mrs Ward one msr
boldly offered to take the negro from
the sheriff and lynch him in the presence
Of the two magistrates who we're pre-
siding ia the case. Mrs. Ward even vol
unteered TO procure the rope with which
the men could hang her assailant
The man who made the offer was
backed up by AT least twenty-eight men
who were determined 10 take the life OF
Rand for the deed he had committed
but Sheriff Mead. who had a number OF
deputies with him. an Of Ehom were
fully armed. told the irate Ilan that hs
would protect his prisoner with his life
and that he was prepared for any kind
Of a conflict.
Feared to Cause BIOOdshed.
The only thing that acted as a deter
rent on the gnen was the fact that 1T was
broad daylight. and they evidently did no
care 10 enter into a fight that would Un
doabtedly have proven disastrous 10 botl
-5saa- v-nO were anxious [,
lynch the negro were also fully armed.
Rand fell upon his knees and begged fol
mercy. For a moment the tension wa,
great. Sheriff Mead put on a bold front
Then he disappeared with his prisoner and
tonight is in hiding. Mrs. Ward has iden.
tilted the negro as her assailant.
Rand was sweated ar Prince Fredericks-
town this morning by States Attorney J
Frank Parrsn and by Sheriff Mead. but
he stoutly denied ali the charges made
against him. When he reached Mrs
Wards house, however. he broke down
a.d admitted going into the room where
Ni's Ward wNs but still denied attack
ing hr.
E,eaped from "o-'shouSe.
Rand. it's said. escaped from t.v -.,-l,-
.
where he was serving a sentence Of eigh
years for burgla~y. II is also understood
/ that he IS wanted in Raleigh for murder
and that 500 reward has been offered fol
! his apprehension. Acco~ding TO informa
/ ton received here the negro was
/ ''trusty" at the workhouse. and he tool
/ advantage OF this and made sis escape.
The state OF feeling in this county i
now very high. and it is simply a case O
I Sheriff Meads wit and intrepidity pittet
against the determination of the create
portion OF the men Of Calvert County ala
the adjacent district of the neighborin
county. II Sheriff Mead does not succee
before morning in getting his prisone
away from this section and safely lodge
I'm the jail al Baltimore there is likely
be q lynching.
Mrs. Ward is suffering greatly froI
nervous shock and is unable to leave he
home
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Yarmouth Denies Statement

London. Jan. 2s.-The solicitor for the
Earl OF Yarmouth, whose wife, formerly
Alice Thaw. Of Pittsburg. is seeking the
annulment Of her marriage, SAYS there
is no truth in the statement that the
countess agreed to leave her fortune to
her husbands family if She died without
issue.
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Army Men Ia Under His Historical
Catechism.

Berlin. Jan % ,hHo reviewing the re
cruits for the First Regiment Of Guards
az Potsdam to-day. the Kaiser was seized
with an impulse to examine them in hisy
tory and general knowledge. The results
disappointed his majesty, who found the
men men he questioned ignorant OF mat
ters dear to himself including German
legends and the history of the Hohenol-
lerns.
One man Of somewhat superior educa-
tion, who failed TO- make satisfactory re-
plies. received the admonition. You
would DO better If YOU read some serious
books"
The Kaisers dissatisfaction was some
what appeased when he applied tests 10
ascertain the mems knowledge Of purely
military matters. regarding which he
found them invariably correctly in
formed.
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LODGE SCORES PRINTERY

N"i's sehateH Attention Ia
to
Ser
tentiou
acterized as the failure OF the Go, =
ment Printing ONCE 10 properly perform
It's work FOR Congress.
The Massachusetts, Senator'S remarks
were plainly spurred by no little feeling
lie showed that number Of reports as
wei as some bills which were scheduled
on The calendar 10 come uD YESTERDAY had
not set reached the Senate. although a
copy Of each bin and each report should
nave been upon the desk Of each Senator.
He said he desired particularly 70 direct
the attention OF Senators 20 this condition
Of affairs. as he though, II time thar
such seeming insuficieacy saould cease
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MARK TWAIN A FUGITIVE.
Pursued by Court Order to Proaue.
COmpany's Books.

New York. Jan. 29.-Armed with an Or
der signed by Judge Holt. of the United
States District Court. Charles /. Brook
helm, receiver Of the Plasmon Company.
a breakfast food concern, which went into
bankruptcy few weeks ago. is looking
for Mark Twain. at one time acting presi-
dent of the company. to get him to pro-
duce the papers and books.
Mr.. Clemens sailed for Bermuda A fey
days ago.
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TAFT CONPBSSBS
80 IMPERIALISM n
Nations Expansion Policy
Credited to Mckinley.
CARNATION DAY SPEECH
Predecessor Gave Roosevelt His
Great Opportunity.

IA Address Before TippecanOe Club.
IN cleveland, Ohio, Secretary of
War Declares If Colonial Govern
ment Is Violation of Constitution,
territorial Administration Is Same
OHense-COnfers with Lieutenants,
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Is absolute in the banking dept of Union
Trust Co. 18th and H sts. Under SUPER
vision Of I. 5. Treasury. Interest paid
on all accounts, subject TO check.
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FOR THE THOMASES.
; Firm Had a Right to
Richards stock.

Jan. "A jury in the Su-
returned a verdict to-day in
r. and 0. F. Thomas on a
ton. Philip Richards sued
and Edwin II. Post, T. en-
e brokerage firm Of Thomas
L27L He charged that they
or his account. from March
1901. Union Pacific and Dis
and that they sold him
proper notice.
ses' lawyer contended 1 .
-eqr was panic day IL,
All 10 pieces" that the
lad INDUCED MS par
to the lin'f that the
lly for margins
-, and tnat they SOLD
,cordance with stock
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Look Out! Lumber Prices Much Lower.
crank Libbey & Co.. 9th & n. Y. ave. NV.
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another Reduction. Get Our Price Iist.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th & n. Y. ave. nv.
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YINCING PLEA
FOR LIFE OF THAW
LittletOn Reviews Evidence
to Prove Insanity.
STRONG ARRAY OF FACT
Traces Mental History of De-
fendant and His Family.

Rhetoric Flourish Avoided-Defend-
ants Attorney scores Jerome for
Hostility Toward Prisoners Wife.
Comments Upon Failure of Prose
eution 10 Advance Proof of sanity
and TO Impeaeh Expert Testimony.
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Everybody Comes TO Us for Lumber
Frank Libbey * Co.. 9Th * y. Y. ave. NV
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NAMEPASTOR TO-DAY
Successor to DR.. Stafford to
BE Announced.
FATHER RUSSELL IS SELECTED
Cardinal Gibbons Expected to Make
Public Name of Future Pastor of
81. Patriek's when lie Returns 10
BaitimOre-Fathcr Russell Is About
FoTty-five Years Of Age.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Jan. 9.-Whcn Cardinal
Gibbons returns from Boston tomorrow
he is expected o announce that Rev.
William T. Russell. who has been seere-
tary TO his eminence for fourteen years
has been selected 10 succeed Dr. Stafford
a. pastor Of ST Patricks Church. Of
Washington.
That Father Russell had been saIaof
ed as the result Of the conferences held
at St Mary's Seminary on Monday 81
which Bishop Curtis presided in the alb
sence Of the cardinal. was learned To-
night from a source considered 10 be
we'll informed No Official confirmation
could be gotten on the subject on accoup,
of the absence Of the cardinal from The
city.
Born I'm Baltimore.
Father Russell is a Baltimorean and
was born about forty-hve years ago. He
lived in East Baltimore and for years
attended st. Pauick's ParochiaI Schools.
Later he took course at Loyola and St
Charles colleges. when he went to
Rome but i'll health forced him to re-
turn TO this country, and he finished his
course at ST Mary's Semi !
nary.
After his ordination he was given charge
Of ST. Luke's Parish at Hyattsville. being
the first pastor Of St Lukes Church |
While there he found time to make fre-
1uent trips 20 Washington, where he at
tended lectures at the Catholic Univer- !
sity. which later honored him with a
degree.
Father Russell is well thought Of IN
his city and has host of friends who
viii be sorry to see him leave his native
place, but none will regret that he has
been signaIly honored with so important
post as the charge Of st. Patrick's
Washington
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Another Drop in Prices of Lumber.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9th & N. Y. ave. NV
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get Our weekly Price List of Lumber.
Frank Libbey & Ce.. 9Th & n. \. ave. as,
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SPIRITS NEGRO AWAY
Sheriff Hides Prisoner After
He Admits Guilt.
LYNCHING rs STILL PROBABLE

Unless AssaiIant of Mrs. Mary Buggy
Ward Is Taken from Calvert Coun-
~ lie May Meet summary Fate.
said 10 Have Escaped from the
Workhouse at Raleigh, \. c.
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A Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
Ii Eckstein's from Il to 2. I4l2 n. Y ava
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Ie of AZaIees
tone. 18th and II.
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