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, 1908-01-30
TIE LIGHT

We wish to call the attention of the
business men of this town to the fact
that Saratoga has a most excellent
electric light plant and that we are
getting most excellent service. We
wish also to call their attention to the
fact that if this light plant has to shut
down and go out of business, that it
will be a very poor advertisement for
Saratoga to have the report go out
that the town cannot support IA light
plant. This %iss.just what will happen
, 1908-01-30
A DUTY.

The law provides that c)roner's in
quests shall be held only where dead
bodies are found, or where there is
reason to believe there was foul play,
or in case of violence. The object of
IA coroner is to ascertain if a person
has come to his or her death by un-
lawful means. Where the cause of
death is known to be an accident there
is no necessity of putting the county
to the expense of an inquest. II he is
called upon he should investigate the
cause of death and if there is prob
able cause to believe that the person
has been fouIly d alt with, it is his
duty to empannel IA jury and let them
ascertain who is to blame and return
a verdict accordingly.
In the Ease of the accidental death
of the Greek, Monday, there was not
the slightest occasion to hold an in
quest. The railroad company did
right to call on the coroner to inves
tigate the case, in order that no sus-
picion of carelessness should attach
to it. But the is not suppos-
ed to sit on cases where the cause OF
death is purely accidental, and where
there are witnesses to the accident,
, 1908-01-30
APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING PER.
MITS

NOTICE is hereby given that all APP
pIications for permits to Craze cattle,
horses and sheep within the MEDI-
CINE BOW (WYO.) NATIONAL
FOREST during the season of 1908,
must be FLED N my Office at Saratoga,
Wyo., on or before March /, 1908.
Full information in regard to the graz.
ing fees to be charged, and blank
forms to be used in making applica-
tions, will he furnished upon request.
j. ". NELSON, supervisor.
, 1908-01-30

Just beyond the house. The train
was coming in rather slowly, as it
was going to stop at the house to
pick up Mr.. Nickel, who comes in
each evening to perform his duties
night Waterman in the yards as
here.
The horse was a grey one and
the engineer could not see it, rs it
was so nearly the color of the snow.
No damage was sustained by the
engine.
, 1908-01-30

The practice of obtaining money
on worthless checks is becoming quite
common, and men of good families
and who have regulations to lose, are
guilty of this kind of work. A term
in the ~penitentiary should be the re-
ward eff every man who obtains money
on IA check drawn on a bank where
he knows he has no funds.
, 1908-01-30

Prof. Reeds lecture Saturday even-
ing was II of absorbing interest, and
created a profound impression of the
importance of the geological branch
of the University of Wyoming. That
institution was very materially raised
in the estimation of Saratoga people
by that lecture.
, 1908-01-30
APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING PER
MITS

NOTICE is hereby given that all ap-
plications for permits to Craze cattle,
horses and sheep within the SIERRA
MADRE NATIONAL FOREST dur
ing the season of 1908, must be filed
in my Office at Saratoga, Wyo., on Or
before March /, 1908. Full infor.
nation in regard to the grazing fees
to be charged, and blank forms to be
used in making application, will be
furnished upon request.
j. w. NELSON. Supervisor.
, 1908-01-30
Gard Of Thanks.
sick.

We desire to thank Mr., Comstock,
the Electric Light Company and the
young men who rendered us such excel
lent:service at our entertainment. We
also thank the people of Saratoga
who patronized the entertainment in
such a liberal
The Altar Society.
, 1908-01-30

The Union Pacific is reducing its
men and also the number OF days they
are permitted TO work Looks Just 4
little bit like Hartman was trying to
get back at President Roosevelt for
trying to break up the Union Pacific
pool.
, 1908-01-30
Special Gospel Services.

Rev. G.. Frederick Fink, general
superintendent of the Full Gospel
Church in Colorado, will hold services
at the home of 6. W. Woolsey Sum
day at 2:3O and 1880 p. m. Bring the
sick.
, 1908-01-30
Killed a Horse.

Train No. killed a horse on the
Nickel place Tuesday evening,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
CLUB MAKES
FAIRBANKS CHARTER MEMBEP
Col. Jim Lowry Of Texas, Organize,
Says: "seua in Your Bottles
Of Firewater as SOaveuirs-r

Dallas. Tex, Jan. 5l.-cos. jim Lowry
OF the Honey Grove Signal. IlewspaPer
man Of the old school. his plblistea
dissertation % bnsteFmilk that bis
friends consider a gem of humoF. z
copy Of the Signal has besH sent to Vice
President Fairbanks, expoHeEE af the
virtues of buttsrmilk.
Mr.. Fairbanks has been elected char
ter member Of tile BatterniIk club,
which Lowry has organized. There are
So members already. Col Jim1s prodne
ton II part follows.
4The state prohibition election Is com
ing Be Wise and join the Signals But.
terrnslk club. BuftrgmiIk i foFbearing
ana tnnaelfiish. stands knocking ard Job
bing without muInur. and finally
yields the cream Of ms existence witt
the cheeTfmnHss oh Christian martyr
.Butfermiik doesn't have 10 be bottled
in bond to remove suspicion, neither
does It have 10 grow as old as Meshusa
leh before It throws of the fires that
consume fellows innards
Form liking for this delightful prod
net OF the chnrn, the real nectar Of caa,
the nnnreasrd. puriaed fluid Send ia
your bottles Of TIRE water Ut once, that
We may preserve them as souvenirs. and
receive IN exchange fun membership in
the Signals Buster1nilk club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31

day before the House Committee on
Elections 81 President and Vice Presi-
dent. Dir. Bryan declared that reforms
only come when abuses are recognized.
The thing to be remedied In American
politics. Be continued. was the use Of
money % secure control Of the govern
ment- He insisted that the most I'M
poFtant thing To BE- done was to make
the campaign contribution known be-
fore the election, and said 1t was the
duty OF the people to contribute 10 the
expense Of disseminating campaign ma
tefiai by way Of education
He. however, opposed the principle nf
allowing only few men TO provide cam
paign funds. 1t follows almost A. 4
matter Of necessity, he said. that
these few men viii have an influence az
ter the election entirely ont OF propor-
ton to their numbers OF to the influence
they ought 70 have Mrl Bryan said he
Mas glad President Roosevelt had taken
the matter up and he assumed tthat
President Roosevelt ard those Who. Tx
him. have spoken out in the Republican
party, have tie same broad general IN
terest tfat have Democrats VINO have
spoken out He thought 4 compre
hensive law on the subject could be
drawn up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
RAILROAD
HARD HIT
Per Diem Charge Proves to
Be a Boomerang
RETURN OF EMPTY CARS
Is Costing Millions--Freight Equipment
Not Needed by owners--American
Association Likely to Suspend
Rules,


Chicago, Jan. STA special meeting Of
the American Railway association has
been called to be held in Chicago Feb.
!. for the purpose Of adopting measures
to stop hte tremendous loss occasioned
by the present movement Of empty cars
on the railroads Of hte country
It is the first special meeting in the
history 81 the association ard the enier-
gency is regarded a. great. It Is stated
that since the falling of in traffic began
several million dollars have been wasted
By the railroads in their efforts 10 send
tie empty ears Of ether railroads nome
and thereby escape penalty Of fifty cents
day for the use q foreign ear. This
penalty was imposed BIZ the association
less than one year ago to accomplish tic
very thing which TIE railroads are now
anxious . stop. At the time the fifty
cent penalty was imposed, however, tie
railways we're more than 10000 cars
short Of the number required to take
care Of the traffic Offered 1t was.
therefore, desired to insure the speedy
fEkAfA 81 AANl-l1t equipments 10 AtH
roads owning the cars and to prevent
roads which were short Of equipment
from retaining and using cars belonging
10 other lines. Now the situation i -
materially changed that there are at
least $50. 900 idle freight cars ii the
United ssaes ana no road desires tie
speedy return Of IFS equipment. It i
stated that fully enc fta of the entire
freight car movement recently has
been that Of empty cars being hurried
to the owning or home roads. This
movement costs an immense amount ii
money. aud the railroads have come 10
the conclusion that 1t would b better
TO permit the ears to remain where the5
are until they are needed.
II is therefore purposed to suspend
The operation Of tae per diem rules Be
ginning March and continuing until
the situation again demands a penaley.
Railroad men declare that the present
situation has never had parallel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
CRANE
CONTROVERSY
~ Kf F-e-n~,s
One Now Appears Imminent.
In Massachusetts
CANNOT BEAT JOHNSON
Head Of Swedish League Figures Min
nesotian Would Win Presidency
Bryan Favors Free and
Open Elections.

Boston, Jan. "a. That there il going
Is ba barb contest over the matter Of
instructing delegates who viii 20 to the
Republican National convention from
this state mow seems assured, if tae
reports from Washington yesterday arc
tine. 70 the effect that Senator Crane
may come to this city and organize
for unpleiged delegates. provided former
Congressman samuel Il Powers persists
III seeking unpleaGed delegates; for il Is
ftrtaiA that 3tr Powers, 81 manager Of
the Taft campaign in Massachusetts,. viii
seek 10 have hte delegates INFORMED"
az to the sentiments III She people
The idea 81 NF. Taft's manager il not
70 haze the delegates formally instruct
ga hom TO vote IN the national eoaven-
tion, but ID have the local convention
pass resolutions fayoring one Of tbe pres
idenfial candidates OF course, the Taft
meH feel TINT their friend would thus
capture the delegation from this state;
and If Senator Crane does make lghs
it viii BE- ii the interest II someone
else In whom Mr. Crane takes enough
interest 20 cali for such move on bis
part il not apparent although some who
claim To know think It II Knox. There
are others who think That the senator
uonid be pleased to see Hughes in the
chair.
Why ii was deemed advisable To stir
mp controversy over the instruction
OF delegates Il Is hard 70 understand. in
view II the fact that Taft was generally
coHeeded ID have things pretty much ia
hi liking. Tire very fact such point
has b4en raised leads ont 70 believe that
the Taft supporters may have ben
afraid that certain prominent RepuDli.
aens 81 tnis state might work 10 get
delegates to vote tot their favorite can
didate after the opening 81 the 0aieago
convention, if the Delegates we're not
previously Instructed a II the wishes Of
their constituents II this Il trne thea
the Taft supporters are not as sure II
their power II Massachusetts - they
lt looks o. If they mignt fear senator
Cranes influence with any delegates
that might be selected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
MENDED THE BROKEN
BACK or A PRISONER.
Young Surgeons Accomplish Remarkable
Feat on chum Of Thaw.


View York. aan ) An operation thar
il was said At bellevue hospital VIII
open & he eyes 81 the surgical word vas
performed there Is two graduates Fl
tise Colnmlaa medieal school. class ii
1901 Apparently the broken bark 81
q patient whose case had been declared
hopeless Nas naera3es
Michael Fitzpatrick. ~ Years. of l7h
West Teash street feE six stories down
the elevator shaft ii re Tonibs On Dss
2 lass ard broke lis bark. He was 8
''trusty3 II the city prison and had BE-
come ffsesally with Harry Thaw. At
Reilevpe even visiting surgeons said that
nothing soald be done ion aim.
But be eiihe - ife with surprising
tenacity III AfsHon i. Lewis and Dr..
Dudley = 1ouler. wh0 we're graduated
from Columbia II tie same class. DE-
eidea upoa an oeefaticn.
Plsey 8aok what s. called meIfe
saw, which IL cresgefs. shaped and has
four teeth IA each edge, AM euG 81 tie
broken bones ~ the spine chat pressed
On he spinal cord. parslyzing the whole
body, and then wound TIE stubs that
were let with tissue rubber. making 4
cushion IA the eud 81 each ore
Atteg tbs operation Fitzpatrick vas
placed il 4 riiBheF water Iad. where he
must remain tor several months. An-
parezitly the operation was successful
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31

SEC. WILSON FAVORS III
For Benefit 81 Shipping Bill Reported
Fayorsbly-BilI for New Immigra-
tian Station At Boston
Passes Senate.


Concord, n. H., Jan. Ex-Governor
Floyd i ia Washington attending a
congressional committee hearing on the
subject Of the proposed White Mount
sin forest reserve. 0taers from this state
who are interested in favor Of the pro-
Jet are also present.
Representative curfier Of New Hamp-
shire introduced TIE bin asking $4,000,
go to purchase the necessary lands.
Secretary Wilson has recommended an
immediate appropriation of s1,2o0,ooo
for cut -osss land, With $4,000 add
sional for The purchase Of adjacent
standing timber.
Speaker Cannon i opposed % the bill
at the present time, at least bat friends
81 the measure are hopeful that some
thing can he accomplished.
Governor Floyd il one 81 the principal
speakers At the hearing. and Philip
AIRES, George II. Leighton, Robert n.
Has and Robert +. Faulkner 81 the state
forestry association are also heard.
The Mass achusetts delegation includes
Professor Swain Of the Massachusetts
institute 81 Technology ID. Bhkeley
Hoar and Forestry Commissioner Street.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson has
recommended tnat tie government ae-
auiFe about 10000 acres in The noun
> in region for the establishment 81 a
national forest.
This area includes nearly all q the
Presidential, FFnReonia. Sandwich and
carter mountain ranges THE most pic
lnresque sections ii tie Granite hills
Five tracts 81 uncut land are desig
mated as desirable for government pur
enase THEY comprise an area of about
GOO a6fes. located On the north slope
Fm the Presidential range near cascade
asalls. On Isem Ellis extending through
HHckefnzan favlne "a she east branch
Of the peaniee w'axsef river; where Cedar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
WANT wRONGED WOMAN TO
POSE AS MODEL or GRIEF.
Artists Would Employ Wife Acquitted
Of Staying Traducer.

Chicago Jan. 3i.--An artists studio
instead Of a prison cell Will he Mrs An
gelina Anselone's portion Within 4 few
days II negotiations started ~ the Chi
cage an Institute work out.
Posing to portray griaf and Suffering
Il the noFk The institute managers want
Mrs Anseione 10 do Her face, the AL
fists declare, is ideal for that purpose,
for the sought for expires lion has been
heightened BIZ her experiences, which IN
clude desertion hy her husband, her slay-
ing of her sradueeg. Philip FeFeo, and
her two trials On q charge Il murder
She was sentenced TO twenty years i'm.
prisoHment at the first trial ard ac-
quilted at the second
Mrs Anselone. who Il twenty. four
years old. had planned to return TO italy
with her child until the Institutes olFer
was received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
NO REPUBLICAN CAN
BEAT GOV. JOHNSON.
Head Of Swedish League Figues Mime
sotian WouId Win Presdencg.

Washington. Jan. sf--eEustHs \.
johnson. president 81 the Swedish Am
eTiean Republican league Of Illinois. be-
lieFes il the Democrats nominate Gov.
johnson the Republicans can not win
with eHy candidate
4 speak a. good Republican who +
alarmed over the Situation said Mr..
Johnson. II would iise nothing better
than ID zee Bryan the Democratic nonii-
nee. because | believe he would he the
easiest for ils 70 beat
Il have been askAl 50 many questions
BIZ members I'd my aRn purity a. To
What would happen L the Democrats
weH - nominate Johnson that | pre-
pared these figures
This Is TIE say Mr. Johnson views
the situation
Electoral votes required 20 elect 242.
Surely Democratic Alabama. IT. Ar
kansas, 9; Florida, Georgia. H. Ken.
tnekg I3 Louisiana. a Maryland, 5
Mississippi. 10; Missouri ls; North
Carolina, ~. South Carolina, Q Ten
nessee, IL; Texas, Is; Virginia, ~;
Oklahoma, !. Total I66,
Democratic in 1900 and normally
Democratic Colorado, 3; Idaho, 8;
Montana. 3; Nevada. 8. Total, II.
States Johnson would carry Mime
sofa, I'LL Nebraska, s North Dakota. 4;
Utah. 8 Washington. 81 South Dakota,
4. Total. IS.
States doubtful with Johnson 3 eandi-
date Wisconsin, 13s Wyoming. 3; Kan
sas, t8; Illinois. a. Total. 50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
MECHANICS LIEN FOR SAILS
ON RocEEFELLER's LAUNDRY.
A. r. Harnash Says He Hasn't Been
Paid For Materials

White Plains. n. Y. Jan. 31.-A me
ehanics' lien for Sii5 directed against
John D, Rockefeller vas flied in the
county clerks office hare yesterday BY
Abraham r. Harnash. who lives at AS
West Fifty-sexenth street. Manhattan,
and whose place Of business Is at SIS
Tenth avenue.
In the documents fled Mr.. Rockefeller
IS named As owner and contractor, ANA
Mr.. Harnash sets forth that he was
employed b. the Ribbed Concrete Build
ing company to furnish material for
laundry building 10 Re erected on the
Rockefeller estate AZ Pocantic0 Hills.
Mr.. Harhsb SAYS he has not reserved
payment for the material furnished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
STEEL MILLS ON FULL TIME.
The Plants in the PittsbuFg District
Resume.

Pittsburg. Jan 81. Industrial plants
in the Pittsburg district, which have
been closed down D. running Oh short
time, are rapidly resstruing operations IN
full "Wednesday the Clark mills Of
the Carnegie Steel company started to
work full time, with beth day and night
SHIFTS. giving employment To nine bum
dred additional mem The plant has
been on half time for several months.
The seYentytwo inch mill of the Car
reggie eompsny at Homestead resumed
Wednesday III part and next Monday
viii resume n full. With day and night
shifts The GaHnonsburg Steel 4 Iroa
eompanys' plants, which has been idle for
two months. started ii full Wednesday,
IS did those 81 THE Standard Tin Plate
company 81 this city, and he East Pal
estine Pottery company. both of which
have been Idle fat some time.
Chicago. Jan. 3ls--0aicials 81 the Iii.
nois Steel company announced that plate
mills nos. J aud viii resume opera.
tions next Monday, ard furnish employ
nsent for / 800 men The mills were
closed two weeks ago for repairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
HAcKENScHMIDT STILL
IS WORLDS CHAMPION
Russian Defeats Joe Rogers in Wrestling
Match at London.

London. Jan. 81 George Hacken-
schmidt. the russian, defeated Joe Ror
ers. the American. in the wresti ling match
here yesterday for the worlds champion
sAip. HackenschnHdt gained the first
two falls The time of the first fan
was minutes, IS seconds; AMI that Of
the second 6 minutes and IS sesonds
Hackensehmidt consequently retains the
title Of champion.
The match was under catch as-caf m
can rules, best TIVE ont Of three falls
with ten-minute rest periods allowed Be.
tween bouts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
BRYAN FOR PUBLICITY.
He Is In Favor Of Free and Open
Elections.

Washington. Jan. ST. An election is
a public affair. aud participation IN poll.
ties i civic duty. All arguments used
in elections should Be used publicly and
al means employed to secure the cleo
tioH Of or 10 defeat j candidate should
be means whieh the one using them
wpuld not BE ashamed to have the worll
knod.
This epitomizes the views Of William
4 Bryan On the subject Of publicity Of
campaign contributions as expressed to-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
ITs REPORT FAvoRABLE.
Senate Committee on Commerce APP
prosve Subsidy BIZ.

Washington. Jan. sl.-The commit
tee Of he senate yesterday authorized
q favorable report qn Senator Calm.
gers bin tp extend the mail carrying
rates from vessels 81 the % knot class
- IL knot vessels on routes to South
Americas 70 the Philippines via Japan
and China and Australia.
The passage u the bill will mean an
award IF $500 per statute mile for yes
sels On three routes carrying Unitei
States nails, instead Of s400 per mite
which they are now receiving
The 20 knot American steamships are
confined 70 the Atlantic. 4 grant 81
$500 per mile to the other lines mem
TONED, Il i believed win ala them Ill
bringing about Improvements in their
service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
TORPEDO BOAT FL0TILLA
SAILS FROM BUENoS AYRES.
Leaves For Pnnta Arenas After 4 Stay
OF Four Days.

Buenos Ayres, Jan. 31.-The flotiIla
Of American torpedo boats under the
command Of Lieut.. Hutch !. Cone. On its
way from Hampton Roads to Magdalena
Bay, Lower California, sailed from this
port at 2 O'clock yesterday morning for
Pnnta Arenas, on the Straits oi Magel-
Ian, after 4 stay here Of four days.
TIE Norta american society Of the
River Plate entertained BY visiting Off
eers and men yesterday There were
field sports 1T various kinds, and col
lation, more than thousand residents
Of Buenos Ayres being among the
guests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
FIRE IN MoNTREAL.
Does 10000 Damage While Firemen
Nearly Freeze.

Montfeai, r. q. Jan. 81 with tia
mercury ~ degrees below zero causing
intense suffering among the era hahtess.
fire which swept through the Wholesale
aisfrics early Yesterday nlpraIng starting
10 tire mAolsss.ie paint and oil house bf =
II DEEDS & "a. ii Mrlsill street and
spreading both north and south. dam
aged the buildings occupied 81 Hermann
Wolf s Co, Wholesale wooslens, Frost
s Woods machinery, wagons. etc. end
II F Walker s Co., wholesale hard
ware TIE total less win Re Sl00000
FirsmeH, after playing upon the flames
from ladders, found themselves frozen
fast. and their eamrades were Obliged
to cut them ouf before they could aes
from their positions. Many suffered
from frozen ears, bands and feet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
GOV. MACON OF CUBA
AT The WHITE HOUSE.
also confers With Secretary Taft on
Islands Affairs

Washington, Ian. al Provisional
Governor AIagpon 81 Cuba, who ssas sum.
Inoned % Washington ~ the President
q give Information regarding franchises
and industrial conditions II the islan5
republic arrived heEe yesterday. accom-
panied ~ toi Ctowder af the Judge Al.
toeate generals department of the
army: Capt 1ames a. Ryan. Fifteenth
Cavalry aEnd Capt AiarSi III Havana.
Soon after their argivai tic patti sis<
tied the war department. ana chnfezra.l
witn Acting SECRETARY Oliyer and other
officials tsoveruor Asagoon later pai.l hls
respects 70 President Roosevelt 1T fha
White House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
MEN DEMAND FOOD.
Hungry Unemployed Cause Trouble Near
Buaafo.

Buffalo. Il. II. Jan. 81 There was a
small bread ris5 ii tile steel plant dis
triet Of West Seneca Wednesday after
noon and n.fth zero weather prevailing
yest erday and To-day more trouble s
expected Farciei labWeFe who lost em-
ployment when tie IaekaNanua Steel
company shut down some weeks agq.
caused the trouble. About TO 1t them
nargheA ID the salon and h4me u 4.
II koeafosi. pooFnaster Is the towe.
ard stripped the rlaee q eFf1thing eat
able Il contained TIE police lad difficult
= Ia dispsrsing the mob there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
ARMs FOUND IN LISBON.
II Is Quiet, Though. Declares the Gov
eminent.

Lisbon Jan. 3l-An Official note Is
snnd yesterday denied that the govern
meat iute1sds 90 proclaim = state e siege
N Portugal and declares that 3 M ioriiy
Of public opinion supports Premier FRAN
e.. The police Yesterday discovered
new store d arn& which they confis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
FOR NEW IMMIGRATION
STATION TN BOSTON
Lodge Calls Up The Bill, ard Senate
Passes ri Without Objection.

Washington, Jan. 81 Senator Lodge
yesterday eallea up nis bin providing an
appropriation for $3.50 900 for a new i'm
migration station at Boston and tae
Senate passed it without objection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31

traced to the kidneys,
bit now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their inning
IN the disorder OF
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purity the blood
that is their work.