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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31

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for ali halnors and eruptions, stomach liver and
Iidney ailments loss ~ appetite, that tired feel
ING They are = solid extract Of Heads Sarsapa.
rIiia. having ali is wonderful medicinal power
pleasant 10 take and exceedingly economical
dive great satisfaction, especially 70 people pro-
farrine tablet "a lqnid medicines, 100 doses 81.
druggists or mall Z, !, Hood Cos Lowell, Mass.
NJ Made By Hood It's Good.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
GOES OVER
NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FAILS Nov charies
a Hsngerer Of Buffalo. ieapsl into
Uppsr Raptas he placed al
on B beneh bef5rs plpsn
he
pg ana
the Baifalo business Hg
spt the bEihk q be Anne
can glIs 500 feet below.
ElxaTd King tourist Of Malaen.
Mass not far away and saw the
nlpl approach the river and make the
leap to death. King watched the body
Pass down the river and over the falls,
An examination Of the pockets Of the
oyeFcoat gave a clue to the mans iden.
THY, FIR a business card Of a BuffaIu
house cpntaineq AS name. Friends Of
the man were notiied and they hur.
RED to the once Of the reservation SUI
periutehdept tolidentify The garment
left behind.
Those who knew the story Of Hen
gerer's recent lie believe he was
Respondent because Of business af-
fairs. He was connected with a Buff
falo carpet and furnishings house.
and everything indicates that he came
70 Niagara Falls bent on self destruc.
ton. Alter Hengerer had entered the
rapids it was impossible 10 reseNe
him, and persons at Prospect Point
suffered a shock as they saw his body
swept over the brink into the gorge
and on to the rocks below.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
The YlcrlmofDrink
Needs orrine Treatment

HaLH-
Drink first destroys ambition; breaks up
ties of friendship; ii kills and huries love
and eventuaiiy destroys tho fasaily life.
Some OF tile best Riea Ia tho world have been
v%ictirtso Of drink and II there is not some meme
Der in yoar family that is afflicted with this
disease, you are indeed fnrtrnate.
Drink cpnniuGiy destroys tile viii power, a I'd
while the draukard wants TO do what you tell
him, he wants a thousand times more the
drink tilat he Graves. Medical Treatment Is
necessary 10 destroy the craving, and this
orriae Wilde.
It destroys the desire for liquor, SO that the
drink will rot be missed, also Gurus the de-
ranged digestion, Weakened nerves and otheriil
Sects Of excessive drinking, restoring the pa
Ment TO perfect health.
The remedy Is absolutely harmless, Is thor.
Dughly seleutiic and is SO uniformly success.
full that i is sold with a registered guarantee
emitting yoa TO a refund Of ybnr money II
orrine fails t]oeffsct i cure. Treatise on "HoW
to Cure Drunkenness, . free on request, in plain
sealed wrapper. The orrine Co., Washing
ton, DC.
forrine Is. IN two forms, No. which'can be
given secretly withontth the patients knowledge.
No. 2 in pill form for those who wish to DO
cured. The price Of either is mailed on 70.
ceiptof pricetn plain sealed package and both
are sold under the E--s.>st%e osrinei Is sold by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
ARREST LIQUOR E

IT" 6 W. T'-Ass AasnelntScnN 3
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-As the result
of q crusade commenced by a New
York weekly periodical, and taken up
Ialltoyer tae south, members OF tie firm
of Levy G Company, distillers and H.
cuor dealers. have been arrested On.
charges of using obscene and indie
cent labels on their products. 1t was
alleged by the New York magazine
that the gin made by the concern, and.
which is largely consumed by the ne
groes Of the south, bore suggestive
and vulgar labels, and that the advcr-
Using matter Of the company was Of
such a character IS to violate the pos
tai laws. Insinuatnions have been
made that the gin is largely rcsponsi-
BILE for arousing base passions Of the
negroes and driving Them to, The name
less crime against women which are.
OF such alarming frequency in the
south,
The Indictments were returned by a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
COINED SO CENT
PIECES FOR 5 CTS.
DETECTIVES RAiDED COUNTER
FEiTERs, CEN by FuGL or
GRAFTON w FEAT

YORK, NOV initial oti
aelse II PED b npcn
den 81 u one See.
pnd 400 52 West Bft sixth
yesterday arnoon. md took
four prisoner p police headquarters
also 4 melting not several modlds ami
three freshly made halfsdoIlsf pieces.
The prisoners said they were VIII.
liam Fariow fcrty.topr Years OLD, a
IaboTef Of No 45s West FItty-siath
street Henry CLARKE. dfty, a sales.
man of No. $40 West Fitietn street;
Thomas Ray, nifty. a carpenter, Of No.
32l East one Hundred and Flfty.nInth
street and Frank Sweeney. thifty.six,
Ia clerk, OF No. Ga West Elgaty.ntnta
street.
Storekeepers In the neighbofhood OF
the Fifty-sixth street fiat complained
% the police two weeks ago Of being
yictlmized with bogus half dollars and
dimes, Detectives were sent into the
district and got Information witch sat
isaed them that the spurious coins
were being made in the FiEty.slxth
street house.
When they broke into the fiat yes.
terday they claimed Clarke was work.
ing in his underclotaes over a small
hot stove on which there was a melt.
ing pct which contained a white metal.
Farlow was at work on the moulds.
Ray. IL is claimed. was also in the
rooms.
Farlow at the time the detectives
broke in was Just about 10 remove a
5o.eent piece from a moald. The de-
tectives conflscated 1t, also two other
freshly coined hulf-Iollar pieces. The
detectives said that Farlow exclaim.
ed:
7 guess you've got us right; it is
all up with us"
While the detectives were waiting
for Clarke to get into his clothes be.
fore starting downtown with their
prisoners Sweeney entered the Nat
When he saw strangers there he said
he was from the New York Life In.
surance Company and was looking fol
a man named Reilly. The detective
told him ne might tlnd Reilly down al
headquarters.
AT Headquarters Farlow tried tc
save the others from being locked III
by saying that he alone did the coun
terfeittng. He told the detectives
they claim, that it cost 3 cents to turr
ont a 50.cent piece.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
$500 Reward
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N SEARCH OF STORY
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IS. when full details of the contest
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the IS next best.
Thousands OF people viii hal this
opportunity not alone as a means Of
earning Christmas money, but to show
their ability at gathering up the ends
of q strange mystery and clearing IL
in few words. Literary talent Is MT
necessary as The Gazette Times offers
the prizes not for a literary compost.
ton, but for the best SOLUTIONS to
the story.
Men and boys as wsll as women
and girls may compete. only the EN-
ployes Of the publishers. in fairness
to the public, will be ineligible.
Installments Of the story will ap.
pear regularly in the sunday and daily
editions u The Gazette Times to the
conclusion Of next to the final chap.
ter.
Then solutions will be received dur.
ing the period lapsing between that
issue and the issue of the following
week.
Tie prizes wifi be awarded at the
earliest possible date after the judges
have determined the awardsAin plen-
ty Of time to give the successful con.
%testants use of the money for Christ.
mas.
The Gazette Times announces that
manuscripts # contestants must be-
Forwarded by mail, addressed to the
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Personal interviews cannot be grant.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04

indirectly pcsl sof.i14sai Of
tl.|s.
ASHER s. Ae'l Ha'c been n1it Ifo
ar H. N,ohibltiou asAIs up TO- ds|
H me s7at1eu States fnIfncral|0f
son'carmaek saperhatorIai niimatIe
iaat sprl1s caiuack exhibited an al
legged Levy label at uenflg an his moo
inss
Iheilahels Formerly used hyl.oyy &
co % thsl i'm bottles are the
rcpnd sHienss Tie eo,
nmen 81 hoi,ius Ih
labels me aih aca tae p.cnt
presented 3 one @ tsnds To- afooa
epFagea passl a NEGRO
Asher and LeEy Nn lsht the he
diftments . d list ditch oblcc
ttonable labels 8 iroa.
th goods Under &c torn 4 6y
southern Peuhibiti6ni Il al hes, o.
TIE Carnlae III pah.
the same Time one 4 az
company salasmen ssas ndicsea rs
The federal court Il Eolis Ian hAt shs
case against him has ndrop
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04

DRESSING AID 1
t'1IF1 t.s|.S and New c'a|a
called Tor sn1 delivered.
slIII I-ll1 OH application.
BARRY r.. COLE,
cow. Bell 'Phona 24l.
chop 49,
under Hgoh'a eHos Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04

a'sia' nd a-iaa Lsp
and a''o'pH Asher Il 's
e men hste become Nrsilh
1e a'e Of iloif go. which
p Of iAel principal products
Proninsni attorneys ha,c been on.
sasea asienl the men in lhe trial
pr9 70 aeteop many s~easatlous
fheie aFe gno counts d psh Of the
nst AsheF ana Levy.
hpis nnaef
SIRE tampshies
kI epnf ID als Sf6ial
) Inc psst snala TRe
Tour sosnts Asher and Eegy
eh llableto 1lmna psnaI6
cese 81 conviction ~ MI ofs1 years 4
the psnitaatlay and gQsSO nnes.
An eastern weekly publication tool
up the Issue anil attacke rict al
torney Henry Vi Blolge audit me ON:
cials 81 this federal aistFa for sheir
aliegcf failure to act ma series ii
violent articles IN which tie negro as,
saults3 OF the south were hid at the
door Of distFibators 81 snalabels and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04

6lI4lt-PAta Nor tof
purpose 81 Joining I'D Christ ~ halles
|efa into closer unity. iAe redr
Council Of CHURCHES d Christ IN AIR.
erica vim hoa q nationsvide 1--we
feast 10 the Quaks CITY early in De
esmber Aeeeptancss hase al,eady
been received nom G9yeFner Hnshes
0f 19 G0yernpr 1l
qgth 1llns enat1f E3iiY 81
4 other H1m
70 1TERMtNaTE sHARKs
sAyANEAH "a. MY >
are fcr the exteFmtrsti pa Of the
sharks which ahauud in th waters Of
the South Al mite viii shortly be In
a%ugagated BY the government fisher.
Hes bureau. With the cooperation Of
the big fishing companies of this sec.
ton. It IS alleged That the sharks
49,. W @
nslpl me scarcity OF eli
bic Hsh. For some time there has
been complaint among fishermen 81
constantly decreasing catches, and
unless steps are taken to eliminate
SITES llsn ANN p imminent
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ulas tue saaFks and dogtish,
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heartily eiysn 70 any measnres WIT,
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
LIVE sTock SLOW.

/. ST. PAUL, Mimi Nov. 4.-The
largest live stick show ever held in
the North&est3is promised by the pro,
moters Of the big exhibitions to be
held here beginning November II. En-.
tries are coming in rapidly from all
over this section, of the country.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
gnteTfatrea Gus Membera.

MrA ponhani entertained the
menn Gillian fimbls Club
lest ner home on Market
arge number Of members
we're IFsseut ana he hours were
pieasant pen With needle work. A
lemptas b refreshments was
eryed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-04
LAer a q RACING.

NEW YORK, Nov, 4.-Atter a duy Of
tdleness at jamaica track, the horses
will again be seen in action this after.
noon. making their farewell appear,
anee in this State for The year. owing
10 the abolition Of betting, the season
just closed has been a financial and
sporting failure, and unless the Hart.
Agnew law is modified or repealed. II
is generally admitted that tho sport is
dead in New York.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12

YOUR FIRST DEPOSIT
at the State Bank will increase your own
self respect and improve your standing
with others. Open an account and see
how much better you feel and how the
safety of your money no longer bothers
you. Make deposit to day and you'll
stand better among business friends
than you ever did before. We will pay
you per cent interest on time certi-
ficates. Florence State Bank.
FLORENCE STATE BANK
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12
NEBRASKA PYTHIAN KNIGHTS

Lincoln, Neh.. May 12--Men wear.
ing the insignia Of the nights Of
Pythias swarmed into Representa-
tive hall Of the state capitol this
morning for the forty fourth conven-
tion Of the grand lodge, domain Of
Nebraska. A reception to the dele
gates was given early this morning
by Mayor Frank W. Brown, and the
CON vention was called to order at 10
O'Clock. Grand Chancellor DR.. A.
r. Ray, Of Fairfield. is presiding.
Flattering reports have been re ceived
from all the Pythian lodges in Ne
braska. showing q healthy growth in
membership during the last year.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12
CALIFORNIA BELLIES WILL
DANCE WITH the TARS

San Francisco, May IL - Lovely
maids, beautiful matrons and merry
widows, the buds and blossoms Of
California's fAirest femininity. will
tonight do honor to the Jack Tars Of
the battleship feet at grand ball
and reception to be given by the
ladies Of the California club. To
music furnished by the best orches-
ira in the city, the jackies will dance
with the social leaders Of the coast.
and will enjoy themselves at the
pleasant pastime as only tars on shore
leave can. There will be no distinc-
tion ~ to rank or class at this great
ball, one Of the largest ever arrang
ed on the Pacific coast, and 1t will
likely go down in history as the most
demonstration ever held
in honor of the blue jackets Of she
United States navy.
A trip to Vallejo in which 500
men participated, was the feature
of today's entertainment. and the
sailors were given glorious
reception by the citizens of that en-
little city. At $3.50 this
evening the Grand Army will give a
reception to officers and men at the
rink.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12
La JUNTA PREPARING
TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS

La Junta. May l2-In anticipation
Of great number Of visitors from
various points, both In Colorado and
Kansas. In this oity May Ii to discuss
the proposed power and electric
company. promoted by A. B. Hulit
and the Northern Electric company,
Of Madison, Wis. this city is making
preparations for the entertainment Of
its guests upon scale never before
attempted In its history.
AT meeting Of the Board Of
Trade II WAS determined to ban.
quet all Of the visitors on the even.
ing Of the fourteenth, and for this
purpose. Woodman hall. the largest
assembly room in the city has
been procured. 1t is expected that
there will be at least 600 delegates
here and ample provision Is being
made for the accommodation OF all OF
them.
= They are expected to arrive by
special trains during the day, some
Of them bringing sleepers along, to
the end that they may not lack ac-
commodAtions. but this is not believ.
cd to be necessary. Invitations have
been generally extended to tho OIL
ciAls Of Arkansas valley cities, and
II is believed that tho mayors OF sew.
oral Of tho more important towns
along the proposed routs of tho com.
pany will be present
Invitistions have also boon extend.
cd to Governor Buchtel. and to Gov.
ernor Hoch Of Kansas. aud II IL be.
iievsd that both Of these officials wfll 4
be present. In Gaze thoy arc. IL ia
not impossible that tho two state OF.
scutivss will reach xn agreement
upon the vexed question Of tho right
to tho watss Of tho Arkansas river.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12

ExoURsIoNIsTs RETU RN-The
excursion party which left here at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning for Pu-
eblo, returned home about 2 O'Clock
this morning. They report having
had splendid time. Florence did
not compete for prizes and Pueblo
was barred from the con TESTS. Colo.
RADIO Springs won the first prize in
the drilling contest, Canon City SEC
ond and Cripple Greek third. The
Florence band furnished music.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12
the DELEGATES ARE
VERY ENTHUSIASTIC

There Is more interest manifest In
Florence today than ever In the elec-
trio power line, irrigation and eleo-
trio railway project than at any time
since the subject was first broached
three weeks ago The big meeting
OF the delegates Of all the towns in
the valley to be held in La Junta
Thursday morning promises to be one
of the most enthusiastic of similar
character ever held there.
While most Of the delegates select
ed by President Van Law of the b.
M. A. intend going. others IN the city
are taking such an interest In the
project that they are going also. 10
date the following we'll known men
of the city have fully decided to at
tend the meeting J. Q. Macdonald,
J. A. McCandless, N. Large, W.
J. Daniels, ]. d. Stewart, Il. H.
Morrissey, Lee Champion. II. X.
Lutes, Harry Robinson. r. E.
Schuyler. W. H. Kelso. ]. S. Van
Law, John A. Patterson, A. N.
Parnall, r. A. Ramsay, Villa IN
Locke, W. K. Hurd. d. A. Jack, W.
P. Wilbar. John Bald, W. Fl. Mitch
ell, George Wilson, Tom Orecchio
and Dan Garner.
This bunch OF boosters will leave
this city on the evening Santa Fe
train tomorrow evening and will re-
turn at noon Friday. There will be
q one and one.third rate. If this
scheme Is put through as now plan
ned 1t will result in one Of the big
gest things that has ever happened
for the Arkansas valley and it will
benefit score OF towns. 1t Is desired
that all who can go do 30.
As . proof of how successful the
irrigation end of the project will
be, one only needs to look at the sue
cess attained by the United States
Sugar company at Garden City. Kas.
Here they have dug and sunk dozens
of wells, securing the underfiow water.
and has developed enough to water
very large acreage. Now they pro.
pose sinking seventy five other wells.
The deepest Of these wells are sew
Bnty Ave feet.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING

At the meeting Of the city council
last night, the question Of removing
the street car rails from East Second
street was discussed at some length
and 1t was decided to place the mat
ter in the hanas of City Attorney
Wilkes with power to act. It is
thought now that it will be neces-
sary to take it into the county court.
Two petitions for sidewalks were
received and acted upon. One petit l.
tion was from the property owners on
the south side Of West First street,
asking the permission to lay walks
from Frazier avenue to lot II, block
3. Frazier addition. but the council
thought best that since walks are to
be laid 1t would be better to have the
entire street walked, SO 1t was ordered
that the walks be extended on to
Houston avenue and that the owners
Of property be given ninety days in
KEEP IT HERE = The Business
Mems association is to be commend
ed for ts efforts in a monster Fourth
Of July celebration in Florence.
This will keep the mony in Florence
what is here, and will also bring
some here. Besides it shows that the
town Is live one.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12
S1OO Reward, $10O.

The readers of this papsr will be pleased to
learn that there il at leas. one dreaded diseaHe
that science has been able TO cure in all its
stages and that is Catarrh. HALLS Catarrh
Cure is the only positive Gu Q now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh beins c n
stitutional disease requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Cata -rh Cure is taken 'nter-
cous surfac Of the tys,em. thereby Destroying
the foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
tional aud assisting nature in doing Its work
The proprietors have 90 much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that 1t fails to euro. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address F J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo, o.
Sold bv all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Il you want results, try Tribune
class ads. They are winnerz
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12

WILL RE.ORGANIZE-T board
of education will meet tonig hit and
re.organize, Mrs. Ella Large. the
recently elected member, taking her
seat and M. f. Lewis who has served
OH the board for number of years.
retiring. Among other things to come
up will be the appointment of the
following committees: Auditing
and finance, text books. course of study
and library. teachers salaries, build
ings. grounds and janitors, rules,
regulations and dicipline. supplies
and incidentals. 1t will be busy
meeting.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12
GRAND ARMY CONVENTION.

Middletown, Conn, May 12-Bat-
tie scared veterans of the civic war,
who followed the flags OF Connecticut t
regi me nts to the front, assembled in
this city today for another reunion Of
the Department of Connecticut Grand
Army Of the Republic. This is
the forty first encampment of the
state body. but the first held in this
city in twenty years.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-12

Sell it through Tribune class ads.
The midland journal., 1908-03-13
STATE Of Maryland
FOR ANNAPoLrs JuBILEE.

Annapolis (Special).A commit
tee Of about 40 prominent citizens
and business men OF Annapolis head
ed by Mayor Claude and members of
the City Council, called upon Cover
nor Crothers at the Governors house
and laid before him the plans for the
proposed celebration of the two hum
dredth anniversary of the granting
of the city charter, to be held in
August The project was launched
several months ago, but is just be-
ginning to assume definite shape.
Governor Crothers expressed HIM
self as heartily In accord with the
movement and promised to aid the
committee and citizens in every pos
sible way.
The committee told the Governor
that it was the purpose to erect a
monument to General Washington
and have the dedication one of the
principal events in connection with the
jubilee. The committee hopes to se-
cure an appropriation from the Legis-
lature toward the monument.
The midland journal., 1908-03-13

great care for fear that hand or arm
or those of his companions should
not come in contact with its sharp
edge. The device is of such proper
lions that when not in use It can be
readily carried in, the pocket. 1t CON
nzata Of two fiat pocket-like sections
or clips, having open tops so that
AIaey are adapted to fit over the edge
De the axe blade with a spring con-
meeting the sections and causing
them to automatically engage with
zhe blade
This device will be equally appre-
.elatsd By bythefnmbermen OF the North
9eat camps, whose constant compan-
1on is the axe with which the mon
.Nrchn af the; forest are feiied The
IDOL made use OF by these men have
razor edge at all times. and men are
.1Gfen seriously cut by accidentally
Nqming In contact with the keen edge,
The midland journal., 1908-03-13
Contract For baltimore Firm.

Rockville Especially. = The con-
tract for building the new Baptist
Church here was awarded to A.
Knell, Jr.. OF Baltimore, his bid of
$14,50O being the lowest. The bid
OF N. M. Smith for plumbing was
also accepted. This. in connection
with few extras not included in
the contract proper. will make the
cost of the edifice about $4,000.
The building win be Of brick and
stone and must-be completed within
the next six months.