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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Memoranda

Per FIR stmr Ceylan. from Antwerp-May Z,
800 miles from San Francisco, saw three masted
ship. steering east.
VICTORIA. May S--Br stmr Tees arrived here
with Br stmr Otter, previously reported with
tail shaft broken
NEW YORK. May Seer ship Peter Rick.
mers, from this port for Rangoon, previously re-
ported ashore near Fire island, will be total
loss. Bow and stern have been washed away by
heavy seas; also deckhouses and bridges. Masts
were ripped out and hold is full of water. Crew
and wrecking crew have been rescued by life
saving crews.
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u. 5. Branch Hydrosraphic Odice'

A branch of the United States Hydrorranbic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange il
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators are cordially invited fo
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information can always be obtained regard
Of interest to ocean commerce.
-. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. 8. m, In charge
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Time Ball

United States Branch Hydrographic Office, Mer-
g. 1908, . 80
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry b,,tid
ing was dropped today exactly at uooti' lPar.i6c
Standard Time (l2oth Mpridfan), or at sh. f0n.
o0s.. Greenwich Mean Time 80
81 j. e. BURNETT
Il Lieutenant. us. ~, in charge
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Weather Report.

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, May s.
RAINFALL DATA
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
OCEAN TRAVEL
OCEANIC s. s. co.

IL a. m Nav 20 Round trip. drst class.
$125. Scenic line TO NEW ZEALAND. via
Raratonaa Cook Island. 1st $11J 10 Auckland.
s77.50 3D.
HONoLULU-s. s Alameda sails IL a. ~. sIay
23- Round trip. SIS.
Passenger Dent. s7s Market ST.: Fsieht Office.
90 Clay st. Phone Temp. 1881.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Calkfornia Stock and on Exchanre
OFFICTAT SAIrS
Mining stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK. EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the san Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday: =
r0afcprfrtrc ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

WEDNESDAY. May 13. 1908, we will sell 100
horses from the Brown ranch, Central Oregon.
known as the Horseshoe Bar or Wagontire stock.
They are OF the Pereheron and Shire breed. all
young and weighing from 200 10 1,60O pounds.
They were raised on bunch grass In a mountain
Gus country. therefore. are heavy -boned. hard
muscled horses with remarkably good feet. This
bunch Is acelimated. having been shipped down
last fan. wintered near the city. and now
IN perfect condition We invite the public to IN
day. Sale takes place at IL a. m. wednesday
May l3. at j. B. Horan's salesyard. corner 10th
and Bryant sts., s. r
W. H. HoRD. Auctioneer
7o4 Market ST., S. F.,
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Bid.Ask. Bid Ask.
Brunswick C. l2aayseed Co Is
Cent Eureka. OBJ
r--s NEVADA
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tI.0op Sacramento River Steamers ~ I .3ol
Union Transfer Company agents collect bagGsge snl
checks on trains Of Southern Pacific and deliver b
residence They are authorized to check baggage drec
from residence.
A for Morning P for Afternoon
fsunday excepted tSunday only. sSun. 4 Wed Onh
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Receipts of Produce
FOR FRIDAY. NAY s

WESTERN STATES
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Store Is Entered by Thieves

David Egan. a clerk employed by
William Cluff & Co., wholesale grocers
at Spear and Nilsson streets, reported
to the police yesterday that the store
had been broken into between Thurs
day night and yesterday morning
Nothing was missing. Entrance was
made through a skylight
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Sailor Nearly A.phyxiated

e. ]. Hutchison, sailor from th
battleship Georgia, was brought int,
the harbor emergency hospital earl.
yesterday morning from 646 Pacifi
street suffering from the effects of gas
which he did not turn out fully. H
was treated by DR.. Hill and recovere,
quickly.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
President SAIL. for Seattle

The Pacific coast steamship com
pany's steamer President, Captain N.
A. Cousins, sailed for Seattle yesterday
afternoon with 400 passengers aboard.
The President has been laid up for
some months and this is it's first trip
since the Seattle trade began to
slacken.
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Assessment Directorr Comstoc. J
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. Nay s-lo:so a. Z
UNITED STATES BONDS
pfH At Ds5 A

Bid Ask. Bid Ask.
4s or CD new lss ct COUP.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Water Front Notes

Receipts of lumber by sea yesterday
were 2,575.000s feet
The Pacific Mail steamship company S
liner Korea will sail for China and
Japan at o'clock this afternoon with
1000 tons of freight and 200 passen-
gers.
The steamer Enterprise of the Mat
son navigation company's line will sail
for Hilo tomorrow. instead of today
as scheduled. About rs passengers for
Hilo will be taken.
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visitor Fished From Bay

George Barton from Salt Lake City
fell from Howard street wharf No. 2
into the. bay yesterday afternoon. He
was fished out by the crew of one of
Petersons launches. who took him to
the harbor hospital, where he was re-
YiYed and put to bed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
SUN and Tide

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Tim,
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point For cit,
front mission street wharf add 25 minutes
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Visitors Pocket Picked

The Spreckels tug Dauntless returned
yesterday afternoon from Coos Bay
with the steamer Mann Smith in tow
The latter is to be given a complete
overhauling while here.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-22
Pocna pFIDrIppScO

I'll principe Sufanovong esta triste,
muy triste.
rs el principe uno de los hijos del
Rey de Cambodge
Monlvong, su hermano, Il fueron
i F'rancia hace dos amos con su padre
rey Sisovath For cierto que este
soberano Sc llev0 consigo 60 baiarinas
que fueron FL acontecimlento de Paris
mientras EN- Paris estuvieron. Algunas
Sc quedaron en- Il continente FL buen
Rey las substituyo con europeas.
Los dos hijos de Sisoyath Sc qucda-
ron en IN colegio dc Mars&lla educan-
dose la europea
Sufanovong se aplico mucho; pero
entire estudio y estudio Sc enamor6 per
didamente de una joven y bellisima
marsellesa d
Buen hiio participd su augusta pa
dre la enfermedad del alma que lie
aquejaba
Una ciudadana monisima de bue
ma familia me ha robado Ell coraz6n- vi
no d decirle-permitidme que ie<recu-
pere casand0me con ella "
!. Obtuvo La callada por respuesta
Nueva mas enternecedora sllplica
de real lcencia para hacer 81 feliei,.ad
la dc la linda .marsellesa ::
Entonces Sisovath contesta q Sufano-
wong en- una carta SEGA, diciendo que
I'm descendiente de reyes, de los anti
guos kimers, no podia casarse con una
mujer plebeya Princesas cambodgranas
lie esperaban en- pnomPeuh para perpc-
tuar Ia raza
Sufanovong fue 4. contar sus cultas
4 su adorada Llor0 Ia marsellesa. Llo-
raron ambos. Hubo un mutuo jura-
mento Ella, de no ser dc nadie 81 no
es De Sufanovong. FL, de no volver 4
81 pals sin obtener el consentimiento
paternal para casarse.-
En- estas estaban cuando S. M. tele-
grafia ordenando sus hijos que vuel-
van 4 Cambodge.
Moniyon, que no esta nnamorado, se
dispone 4 embarcar Sufanoyong SO es.
capa y Sc refugia en- Paris, donde We
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-22
el general Firmin prepare un levanta-

ell general Firmin prepara un levanta
miento.
Sc rmnora por otra parte, que ell &C.
neral Nord Alexis sc prepara en- ia
maica para ejacutar proximamente una
invasion en- Haiti
Port-au-Prince, de diciembre.-El'
general Simon ha establecido su resi-
dencia en- palacio.
El general Nord Alexis, al salir de
Haiti, dirigi6 una nota al cuerpo d.
plomatico protestando en- contra del ro-
bo de su equipale por el populacho v
pidiendo ri dceano del cuerpo que ha
ga una reclamation al nuevo gobierno
fin de que &c le reembolse el dinero
robado..
Esta petici6n se considera risibIe.
norquc fuf el mismo general quien de
clar6 varias veces que los representan-
tes extranjeros no tenian derecho al
gnno 4 presentar reelamaciones al go
hierno, puesto que esa era mission ex-
elusiva de los tribunales.
4 eonsecueneias del roho sufrido por
Ell general Nord Alexis, ha telegrafado
al Credit Lyonnals de Paris, en- donde
tiene depositaGos varios millones. sus-
pender el pago de cheques, pues que su
Iibro de cheques le fue robado
La situaeion politica va aclarandose,
al menos en- eierto sentido. III general
Fouchard parece haber abandonado
>uS ambieioues la presidencia, toda
vez que, seg1n sus propias palabras
Dios ha bendecido las arnas del gee
neral Simon.
Aun no ha nombrado el general 81
mon su gabinete; pero sc cree proba-
ble que de la tartera dc Hacienda al
general Fouchard, que nombre minis
tro de Haiti en- Paris III general Frmin.
III general Turene Jean Giles, 4
| quien Sc creyo antcs successor del gene
ral Alexis en In presidencia. ha prone
tido que cuidara del orden en- II de-
| pnrtampnfo deI norte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-22
!Numero 28O

oculta hasta cue su hernano Sc en-
barque
Sc lie dice qee la prisa de su real pa
Dire no es por aleiarle de sus amores.
sino porque no sc siente bueno desea
ahrazar i sus hijos
NADIA convenee al enamorado prfnci-
pc. Teme que 81 va YER su padre
no vuelva & ver Francia nj & su fdolo-
Ademas. e~ esclavo del juramentn
empenado.
Monivon - aa emharcado va Va
camino de Pnom-Peuh, decidido abe
gar cerca de ~ padre en- favor de sla.
herman0.
5Lo conseguiraf Sufanovong 10 dudss
y Sc queda en- Paris, solo, triste, lloran-
do su desgraeia, pensando en- la marse-
llesa y renegando de la realeza de SUI
sangre, que le impide realizar su fell
cldad suprema
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-22
Correo eztranjerO


Cablegranas de Vancouver dan
cuenta de un dramatico suceso ocu-
rrido en- una exploitation agrfcola de
Creston Colombia britannica, J en-
que 'ha actuado de protagonista lord
ShoIto Douglas, que Sc hizo celebre
por su Intervention en- el escandalosos
proceso de Oscar Wilde.
Lord Douglas, raiz de este asun-
to, abandon6 Inglaterra, parti6 para
| ell Canada eoncIuy6 por fjar su re-
sidencia en- un distrito agricola de la
Colombia britannica.
De vez en- euando viajaba por los
Estados Unidos Sc dirigia preferen-
temente California.
Gerto dfa neg6 San Francisco, y
no sabiendo que hacer, por la noche
entr6 en- IN teatro, donde eran repre-
scntados dramas comedias
La primera actriz de la compafia
'mujer de gran belleza, Impressions
profundamente lord Douglas.
Este la sigui6 al salir del teatrcs
averlgu6 d6nde viva, desde enton-
ces comenz6 4 pretenderla.
|: Un mes despu6s Sc casaba con ella.
La actriz dej6 la cscena por la
granja de su esposo y durante varios
amos 'pareci6 estar contenta con SIR
cambio de VIDA
AZ primeros de la semana anterior
lord Douglas convino con varios ann
gos irse cazar unos bosques situs~
doc diez doce leguas de Creston
La expedition cineg6tica debia du-
rar echo dias por 10 menos.
Parti6 Douglas y su esposa qued6
sola en- In granja
Dos dfas despu6s de la salida el lord
sintiose .ago enfermo decide vOls
yer 4 su casa, renunciando & los pla-
ceres que le causaba el perseguir
owapiti.o por los bosques.
LEGO & la granja, sin avisar pre-
viamente, y dirigi6se al pabell6n dom
de 1ivia con su esposa
Subi6 las escaleras que conducfan
al piso principal, empuj6 una puerta
y penetr6 en- el comedor
lie aguaTdaba una terrible sorpresa-
Su adorada mujercita charlaba ale
gremente, ante una mesa bien provis-
l:ta; con I'm colono de Creston, ants
quo official del ej6rcito ingl6s
al verle entrar los culpables que
daron aterrados.
FL amante, venciendo el estupOr
que le dominaba, quizo Incorporates;
pero Douglas no le di6 tempo.
Sc echo el rifle La cara, y lie ten
di6 moribundo de un certero dis
.paro
Luego dirigi6se su infiel esposa,
que creia. llegada su Ultima hora,
arroj6la q culatazos del pabell6n v
de la granja
Consumada Al venganza, dirigi6se
d Crestons Y Sc cntreg6 las autors-
dades, que acordaron dejarle en- iber~
tad provisional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-22
La ~SituaCi0n en- Haiti
NoTICIAs PoR CORREo

1snrt-au- frlncc, - -uc uiSiChAOl Z. AA
r.es;iente Nord.Alexis ha sido depues-
a 20 encuentra ahora salvo bordo-
,srl buoue frances "Duguay Trouin
D.. -, Prince esta en- poder de los
~.heides FL general Simon marcha
a.c,s Ia capital con un ejercito de unos
80 ,nl bomhres nn nuevo pres-
.,s,.,s. :, GENERAL Legitime, ha sido pro-
,-,.~ao
D. .er los alIegados al presidente
az. srax,e II convencieron a dejar el
. ascanar. decidiendose refu-
. - nr;;oo,r. francis Una sal
So To .,a;,,t;o,nco. - ,onazos anunci6 su
- 40 nalacio s cnvos alrededores
"a. -. s1.5o,,,,ra1o ma ;nmensa mrI-
ss...a n,e a,:a,azaba con tirar las pa
Al aa;6,,o g sacar nor fnerza
a .~os;aonta = snS aa,etos
rned;fs one 81 M3mpo avanzaba.
;. rnnIt;tnd So enardecia mas v mas \
- c,ran3oe voces al presidente
80 s.,;era H. nalacjo populacho
h.llaha armada = en- el colno de la
:..o;Ev ba1ebreS mu1eres profe-
,,;uri.s en- contra del anciano aue
80, n,o,no,,tee4 anfes habia sido de
-.....-ta do i t.residencia. pero que IN
s.svs;. am .eontinuar la lucha has
:. 81 fn
La situac56n era tan comprometida,
euue eI mIn1S6ro de Francia, sefior Car
srron Y otroe represeutantes extranje-
ros unidos i los membros de IN CO.
a,,ts asnecial rrombrasio al efecto, ur-
gseron al praSidente due Sc alejara, v
~s fin 81 10 cons,pti6.
Una griteria Tzimensa desconcerta-
IA sueedi6 ls.apA45ci6n del Presiden-
4,e en- las puert4s lie palacio. el Mi
r,sssro de Francia tuyo que acompanar-
}. =, earrnaie sentarse 4 SUI lado Gu
a.,-;s,,,1oIo con Ia bandera de .Francia.
49,. nrotegerlo contra la multitnd des-
s.usrsnada So
por tooa u traxecto de las calles Il
wn,ex,dente oy6 los lnsultos de la multi
80 u ua@ar a mpelIe nm immense
,,,,,laebo ,ne trn esneraba estail6 en-
5zx u,ss atroees sTsxclamacIones en- los
,v,ss groser., jnsultos las muleres, fue-
de = laoza4,an AZ imprecaciones
-. oeons;vas ! Ia faz del Presidente.
80. h.cf. sfuarzns spDremos para con
sr.,ers,.- trataron de ecbarse eucima de
.z s,ohando CON nies manos con los
.w.as.aoe c,e H. nssoteoian i tai gra-
q. ILL., d tnm.ito nue los soldados tu-
vwron one bacer nso de sus armas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-22
A s.i ! isBeriigtors Y Agnts

Para Ia buena marcha de ezra Admins
axasion, no admitimos Atlas lie suscr'p
aores & estS diario sino desde ei primero
q cAda mes. Las BAJAS se avisaTan los
ssas 80 6 81; advirtiendose que las que Sc
f,eren con posterioridad no Sc tomaran en-
xzazts nj surtiran efecto en- Ia contahilidad
Aarts - fl;imo del mes siguiente nj en-
see - soiicitsn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02
1908 MATING
Boss Comb White Eyaud0lfss.

Pen headed by large, vigorous C9ckerel that
won flrst lat Roche ster, Comparison, first
RpH shape special IN PeARcOoiK. scored
rs IL, nrst. sweep stake and National
White Wyandotte Club specIas at Man
chester scored q g L.. first ard three spe-
sfais Az Barrie unc Deing National White
wyandotte Club special. scored %. He
~ 4 snow white bird. He Is mated 70 puliess
Of fine shape anu color, Andrews strain. one
puilet taking second prizes at penacook
and ATaucnester Birds, score cards and
ribbons can be seen AT igG Elm street.
Eggs, $500 for I3
MORRIS & MCMINN.
l9G Elm So. Address all mall orders Gen. Del
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
DR.. Z. L. Taylor went to Bethel to
day on business.

Dr. +. l. Taylor went to Bethel to-
day on business.
Another lot Of those pins at Perry's,
three papers for 5c.
John Mcleod went to Waterbury this
morning on business.
Special umbrella sale 4sc each at
Perry's on Saturday.
Buying a Cow" win cheer you up,
AT the Pavilion every night.
ri was shown al the Theatorium, all.
ways the best and firsti whyg
Nelson Downing Of Randolph was in
the city to-day on i business visit
For good, fresh, hot lunches Of all
kinds, 90 to the Vermont Fruit store.
"A. Giachino.
Wanted: Pupils in shorthand. Pit
man system, terms right. TIA A. Nc
WThorter, Richardson street.
The quarterly meeting Of the Uniyer-
salist church win be held Thursday
evening, April 2, at 7s30, in the vestry.
Robert Mckenzie 81 Boston returned
to his home last night, after being in the
city to attend the funeral Of John Af.
Panton.
For sale.A parlor set, parlor table.
reception-room furniture, bedroom set
and dishes. Inquire Mrs. Thomas Brady,
20 Perry street
The annual general meeting Of the
t;ranite City Quoting club will he held
at it, club house "a Saturday, April Il.
All members are requested To attend.
James w. Ganld, secretary.
About forty 81 the rficnds of Dean
Adams came to his home at 10 South
Main street last evening and gave him
a surprise party. Games and music fur
nished entertainment fpr tile little folks
throughout the evening. Refreshments
Of cocoa and cake were served. The
party broke Up at d late hour, all having
spent d most enjoyable time with their
young friend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02
Cheer Up and Read
These Facts,

Now that you aren't very busy
Mr. Workinaman, just drop ii
and ask Is few price questions.
See il there anything to our con
tinual 'harping' on low prices
and first quality market supplies,
and do i right away for the time
Is growing shorter all The while
before you i be busy again, or at
least we hope 50. Accept this as
a personal invitation and call in to-
day. Phone 1911.
The Central Market,
c. Z Ingalls, nrRr.. 70 No. Main st.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02
Millinery Openings.

Easter millinery opening, Saturday,
April ath Miss Nj. At Miles, Miles
building.
Miss i. Z. Townsend announces her
millinery opening for Friday and sat
urday of this week
Mrs. G. A. Bartlett and Miss Emma
Nelson announce their millinery opening
for Friday and Saturday, April 2 ana 4.
Mrs. Longley viii have her millinery
opening, Saturday April 4th She has
moved her parlors from Keith avenue
10 10 Summer street. oir Keith avenue.
Mrs, W. T Shepard will have her an.
nual millinery opening on Saturday,
April 4.
6ilbertson's orchestra will play from
2 until in the afternoon and from
6:45 until $40 o'clock in the evening.
Saturday, at AIRS. shepard's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Readers.
Just received, lot Of new suits AZ
Abbott's.
Sale sample waists, zoe to $500 each,
at Naughans.
Dog collars, o5c to $3.50, 1T the N. D..
Phelps Company.
New maple walnut college ice at the
Red Cross Pharmacy
Dr. George II. spilIer optician. at
City Hall, April ] and 2.
Choicest line u strictly fresh fish III
town at tho City Fish Market.
Pure maple syrup and sugar from a
reputable maker at Sowden q Lyons.
New maple syrup and sugar for sale
at ". I. Shepard's, Prospect street.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jcwelcr
Prepare for rainy weatha BY buying
one ~ those umbrellas for Asc al Perry's
On saturday
Mrs. Dennie Cleary returned Yesterday
from st. Johnsbury, where she had been
70 attend the funeral 81 relative.
I A paint proof against the sun ought
70 Be pretty good, hadn't III Sowden
" lyons advcr On page 5 Will tell yom
more about that paint.
The Clowns Love Story, A Night IN
Dreamland, Monte Cristo and Il popular
song Ii the offering 81 the Theatorium
to-day. Compare it with any bill, any
where, any time,
ltaliani Atenti: Chi yuol partire Sui
La Provence deve Assieurarsi subtle ii
higlietto dal Nostro Agente di Barre,
NJ, Antonio Giachino. qnesto yapore las
eta sempre 800 400 ccnto passegere
indietro.
Plumbers! There viii b a regular
meeting Of Local No. a5 ia Painters
hall, Friday evening, April 3, 1908. Each
and every member Try and be present,
ais there is business Of the utmost inn.
portance to transact. George w. Quinn,
Secretary.
A proposition Is On foot in Montpelier
10 introduce tile solid session III the high
sche0l, the same as in Barre The schol-
airs Of the school have already voted in
favor OF the idea, and the parents are
now being canvassed In Barre there
IS growing sentiment against the con-
tinuanee Of the system.
Further price punetured merchandise.
prices decreasing, crowds increasing ~
the announcement made in to-day's IS
sue biz "A, A. Smith Il Brother. They
add that unless Won are temptation
proof not to look at the prices they
are making on their stock Of shoes,
clothing, hats, shirts underwear, gloves.
hosiery, iewelry, ete, You cannot but
realize that profit il but secondary IN
this great reduction sale, the object
heing more business. Lockers ~ vel
come as buyers.
Ne more dramatic story has ever been
told than that of Monte 1risto. The
whole tale Is uHfolded ID moving pie.
lures. and given ia way that an can
understand IT is treat To sit in tile
comfortable Iheatnritm and watch The
scenes ii the life II this novel hero.
Many people were ii attendance all day
yesterday when The picture was showib
and they were unanimous ii their opin
ion that It was one 81 the best they
had ever seen. This is abundant praise
for teh piece. considering the large mum
liber of excellent views that haze been
presented at this little tlieater in the
ipast. Two other pictures are attracting
Eattention. sThe Gown Lowe Story,
ANA a Night III DreamlaHd The an
lienee has not dull moment at the
lTheatorium. This excellent bill contin
ned to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02

THURSDAY. APRIL Z, 1908.
weather praaiction.

Fair tonight, except rain ef snow III
northern Maine; colder III western p0r-
ton liriday faif; light southwest to
west Winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02
EAST BARRE.

The regular meeting Of Wuchosen
Tribe, no. 10, will he beld Thursday
evening, April .. Great Sachem Charles
d. Carr win be present and full at
tendance il desired. New sugar viii be
served.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-06-25
10 HHmbHg

No humbug claims have TO bt
made for Foley's Honey and Tar,
the well known remedy for coughs,
colds aud lung troubles. The fact
that more bottles of Folev's Honey
and Tar are used than of any Other
cough remedy is the best testimonial
of great merit. Why then risk
taking some unknown preparation
whe" Foley's Honey and Tar costs
Won no more and IS safe and sure.
W l. Wallace.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-06-25
Read the Farmers l. Merchants
Bpnk'S ad. this ISSUE.
FOR SALE,

Brick in any quantity t. suit rurchas
er. The Best Dry preSS MacniEe-made
- BRICK
Special shapes made 10 order. core
p0udence solicited hriuve placing your
orders. ". f. FUNK
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-06-25
Thinks Id Saved His Life.

Lester M. Nelson, of Naples,
Maine, says in a recent letter:"l
have used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery many years, for coughs and
colds, and | think it saved my life.
| have found it a reliable remedy
for throat and lung complaints, and
would no more be without bottle
than | wonld be without food," For
nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at the head of throat and
lung remedies. Asa preventive of
pneumonia, and healer of weak
lungs it has no eqnal. Sold unber
guarantee atD.C. S colts drug store
SOC. and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-06-25
Not What She Seems.

Youu- man, that beautiful CIR
whom you worship as pillar Of un
aduiterated sweetness doesn't con-
tain even 3 ounces of sugar. 1t ha:
been shown by analysis that youns
person weighing l54 pounds Is com
posed of 90 pounds of water, 3 pound:
of the white of eggs, Il htcle less than
pound Of glue, 81! pounds of fat
81 pounds Of phosphate of lime, j
ounces Of sugar and starch, , ounce:
of chloride of calcium, 6 onces
phospa,e of magnesia, and Il j:'tl;
ordinary table salt. Tx.