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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-03-13

Mileage books at Burts.
Racine feet at Gee Sisters
Mileage Books at MarshalPs.
Nice blood oranges at Joe Calvi's.
Direct coffee and tea at Burt's.
Good pineappes at Rich & IIathorn's.
ST. Patrick post cards at Sheldon's.
New music at Winans & Woods.
Genuine Shamrocks at p. +. Potter's.
GIRL wANTED-At The Sargent. 3Stf
walking is wet-buy rubbers at Bonds
Get your green carnations at Potter's,
Hair switches at Gee Sisters, Seymour ST.
Nice navel oranges. l6 for 25c at Joe Calvis.
Guaranteed hot water bag at Sheldon's
Choice fresh candies at Wnans Woods.
Best line OF Easter post cards at Sheldon's
Cut flowers at all times at Hunts Green
horsas 42tf
Rexall Cold Tablets will cure, only at
Sheldon'B.
WANrED-A dining. room girl, apply at The
Sargent.
New line OF hosiery Just in at Winans II
Woods,
Apollo chocolates, arrived yesterday at
Shedon's.
,Jewett piano for sale, almost new. Inquire
Mt High st. oti
Leave your orders at Pipers store TOT
green carnations
SPECIAL Two pounds nice fresh figs for
Ec at Benedict's.
Vermont boiled cider. Is cents per quart
bottle, at Benedicts.
FOR sALE-One mahogany couch. Adore $751;
box 70, Niddlebury, VT.
Miss Sadie Meacham desires private pupils
IRON to Thursdays. lltt
WANTED 70 BUY-Some coarse wool sheep
Enouire at this office. 7tf
Try a can OF Bakers Harrington Hall coffee
FOR sale at GOrham's.
Home cured hams and bacon that are nice
Tor sale at Gorham's market.
NoTIcE-Will the party who borrowed some
yramaphone records OF me, kindly return
them. n. S. Foote.
Fresh dowers promptly delivered at al
eimes, at most reasonable prices. Call al
Piper's store.
Be sure and read our special ad. in another
column of this paper. Woods Market
Main Street.
Losr-aorse blanket, between Bridpor
and Mtddiebury. town meeting day. Reg
5ster Office llt2
Ifyou need a nice pipe call at Sterns Parl
Drug store. where you can find good assert
ment at low prices.
PoR SALE-A square piano in good cOndi
ton. Inquire OF Robt. Cartmell, NORTH
Pleasant street, Middlebury. lift
10 RHNT-G0Ou tenement mouse anu Odrn
Will engage tenant by month or day. Refer
ences W IL. Orchard, Shoreham. Vt. lift
Eggs for Matching from good laying strait
of as good q. p Rocks as you can find in III
county. Cali at No. Hie street
When you want a fancy can of vegetable
buy White and Gold brand at Rich
Hathorns.
Nice assortment OF chocolates in boxes jus
arrived at Joe Calvi's.
Celery AMI lettuce for sale at Gorham
market every day in the week.
FOR SALE-One Abenaque II. P. Gasolen
engine mounted on truck with wood saw a
fached Inauire at this Office. 9tl
Let me show you new Spring styles in wa
papers at your own home. postal or 'phon
win bring me. Arthur C. Taber, painter an
decorator.
SITUATION WANTED Tor woman with chile
Apply to WIN. Calvin. Overseer OF the Poo
Rtpton, VT. lit3p
MORE FARMS WANTED to supply the d.
mands Do you want to sell? II so. writ
NE at once. Norman 5. FoOte.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-03-13
SPECIAL SALE

See our Show Windows of High
Grade Candies regular price 4Oc
pound at 27c and the regular
zoe kind at LOG pound. =. =.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-03-13
A G A T e w A r e

Many articles that are worth much more
money but we are going to sell them at
10 cents while they last. Two at.
Agate Pals covered, 6 qt. Pans, qt.
Kettles, 4 at. Stew Pans, qt Preserving
Kettles. 3 at. Pudding Pans, and many
other things to numerous too mention.
Don't fail to visit the store as this Sale
will interest you.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-03-13
Burt's Drug Store
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
frst insertion Ave cents per line succeeding
Insertions. Count seven short words to line
or six long ones.)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-03-13
Wall Paper
AMERICAN WOMEN

are ideal housewives because of their
keen sense Of what goes to make a
beautiful home. To meet their de-
mands, decorators and manufacturers
have put forth greater efforts each year.
This Spring, in originality, simplicity
and harmony of color and design, our
papers approach perfection. We have
some exclusive patterns not found in
the ordinary sample books. Prices very
reasonable. Will be glad to have you
see the line before you make your
purchases.
G.. f. MARSHALL.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
BY ApRIENNE.

UHBBELLS are the salvztioz of the feshlAdsn sisterheod," so de- cisred the director of . college gymnasium in recent conversation on the subjsct.
 Physical culture exercises with dumbbeiis will reduce the girth of the feminine figure and decresss the waist measure by several inches
 What is my prooff By actual experiment, of course. These tests have heen made for the last four x,e. E-azhr.sz .-,ris ara IT.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

2. Piaes ths left hand with dumbbell against the waist. Raise right hand with dumbbell ovsr the head. Bend the head and upper part of body to the right. Reverse the motions and repeat them several times. This exercise gives Asxibility to the waist; also iengthsns and tapers it.
 8. First, stand erect Then bring the upper part of the body forward, the arms holding the dumbbells extended Let the head drop down ward. Inhal. deeply. Then, with slow exhala- tions all the while, bring the body to an upright position.
 {. With dunbbeIls srssped tightly, stretch both armz outward horizontally. Bend the arms at the elbow and bring the dumbbells back to the shoulders with quick and very strong motion.
 B. Clutch the dumbbers tightly ard bring then vigorously down against ths waist. Then thrust both arms down, then out then up with st least half dosen repetitions. After each movement return the hands and dumbhells 10 the first position at the waist line
 l shah b. glad to hear from those who give these exercises a conscientious trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
WWe. .Tatzenne .qnswer7
 IeS Co>ze7ponaeuks

streaked with grey" your best plan would be to have it dyed the same color as it was for msrly to match your eyes and complexion
 Vegetable dyes are used and do not contain harmful ingredients. The new law demands thss every article shall be correctly labeled
 A 6rst-class hair dresser should be able to do this work for you. but be very sure that she is capable of making an artistic success of it. As you have 30 little hair, which you say is constitutional trait of the family, supplement the deficiency with pufs, but have these small and only few to match the color of the hair after it is dyed To add number would be a sure indication that they were false.
 Undoubtedly your appearance will be much improved after this renovation. I do not think it necessary to take your husband into your con fdence in this matter, but, of course, such a proceeding IS optional with yourself
 Send self-addressed and stamped envelope for other query.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24


 ty gifts on the lady of his choice and just at the beginning when the relationship is very new aud tender, the maiden can scarcely do otherwise than accept his votivs offerings.
 But the days pass and the establishment of new home ii bane planned she who is to be its future mistress does well to psuss and ask: Will 1t not be vfss to put awsy tor house plenishipz thoss quarters that my lord expends 30 rsck- lessly flowers end bonoons:'
 Oucs, indeed, knew German maiden who went the length of ssking her 6arcs to bring her regularly the money that he felt inclined to throw away on chocolates; and when her mar rage day approached she showed him proudly array of pretty knickpacks that she had thus been enabled to purchase for their home. Betrothed lovers ought also Go consider the pro- priety of maintaining an attitude of reserve. Dgnihed retioence is always respected; unguard- cd expressions of beatitude are often merely ludi croux-
 Since Marie's betrothal has been announc- ed she can. talk only of her dear Jack" re- marked an sggrieved acquaintance the other day; and one easily imagine how tircsoms to her friends she must make both herself and Jack.
 An excitsble Celtic youth that I once knew was in such ecstscy his betrothal that he greeted all his scquaintsnces with the words Do you know the latest! I'm engaged" His fancee on hearing ot this demesnor, promptly broke of the engagement, and the poor youth was suddenly piunseo lnto cofresponolng depths Of gloom.
 Not only in the presence of outsiders should q Denss of dignity be manifested by the young couple. Within the privacy of the family circle that girl is most esteemed whose good sense for bids public display of devotion. And no ono appreciates maidenly reserve more than the fance himself. The girl who values herself lightly $ accepted at her own estimate; and she who rev erences herself commands reverence also from others
 "Self-reverence, seltkno~iedge, self-control- these three alone lead life to sovereign power" And is not sovereign power in her own home and in the hearts of those she loves the ambition of every true woman?
 For some time there has prevailed among our young people a tendency to disregard many of the old laws of conFentionality,- but this fashion is happily passing. The ehsperon has resumed her sway; and the modern youth, no less than his grandfather. finds that the sense of slootness and the grace of maidenly retieence render only more dear to him the object of his attachment
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

k7t warm weather, when open windows Esks4Akt bring in quantities of dust and dirt
 and heavy sweeping is even a greater than it generally IS, yet polished floors are burden to the housekeeper, even when she is thoroughly oonversant with the proper way of caring for them, but it more often happens that she is perfect novice at the art.
 As soon as the floor has been laid, see that it Is scrapcd smooth or planed and finely sand pspered. You will then be ready to fill it with some good filler, it being good idea, generally to thin the mixture with either bsnzine or tur pentins to the consistency of thin vsrnish, and to add about a tablespoonful of raw oil to q pound Of the Aller.
 After the fiIler has been sivcn time 10 set, 1t should then be rubbed well into the pores szz and smooth. Remember that you should never use hquid flIsr on floor.
 Sec that the filler is coIorsd to match the floor, and if thsre are different coIors in the wood, hat the filler is colorsd accordingly
 Ait tbis has been allowed twenty.four hours in whr5h to dry, good vsrnish should be, sp- piled AS means of long-han3sod floor brush.
 Re sure that all cracks and crevices are en- tIrely filled up, for you will in this way not only obtain a smooth and level surface, but you will guard successfully against the lodgment of dirt ana other IDfSign lBdtteT m the CldGAs-
 A good finishing solution should then be sp- piled
 If your floor Is old, and you desire to refnish it. first i'll the cracks I have directed and then finish it according to the condition of the floor. You may follow the exact directions for a new floor, provided that color effects are desired and thst it Is not stained in any way; but if it is very much stained and worn, then the old finish should he ssudpspered oH, and the whole process gone through if the floor were
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
FLESH AND FOOD

NEIL.-f you wish to become fat drink plenty of milk, eat stsrehy vegetables, such as potatoes and rice, beans, corn and the like; eat bread and take raw eggs
 Your skin probably needs only the simplest external treatment, as you say it is clear and you exercise in the open air. would try rub. bing the rough places with oxide ot zinc oint- 1nent at night. Cease using after the skin is smooth.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
CONSULT SPECIALISTS

ALICE-Do not waste any mors time ezpsri- nenting wISs various hair tonios, but go to a specialist .sd take course k tsestment. It will be Ear cheaper in the end ts So this For internal trouble consult your s>szieian before any gresA,r headsay is made.
 Eating too many sweets vii C. sredly cause facial eruptions.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
RENovATTNG A FADED ToPKNOT

MRS. R. H.-I have often expressed my dis approval of bleaehed hair in these columns Gen nine golden hair is beautiful, but peroxide, even applied by master hand. can never equal na- ture in her inimitsbls art.
 As.znsr hair is an -sinposiels tsvny ysilaw,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
FORMULA FOR BRILLrAxrTNE

BEBE.-Brilhsntine for the hair is made of sn ounce of honey, strained; half an ounce each of glycerine and cologne and two ounces of alec hol Blend the honey and glycerine evenly be- fore slowly stirring in the other ingredients. Henns tea would do you no good
 You should massage your scalp every night. going over it thoroughly for ten minutes at least. Your hair will fall while it is so oily. for. the glands are in unhealthy condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
DELIGHTFUL TOOTH PASTE

J. B.-You are not making any mistake by having your dentist inspect your teeth twice s year. It means a saving to you both in ap- pesrsnce and money.
 An excellent tooth powder is made as follows:
 Prscipitsted chalk, 8 ounces; white castillo soap, ounces; OTIS root powder, ounces; oil of sasssfras. 4O drops; oil of bay, 80 dropsj honey, sufficient to form 6 paste.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
EFFICACY OF MASSAGE

MRS. S.-It is peculiar feature Of massage that 1t will both reduce and develop tissue, ac- oording to the way various movements are sp- piled. Hard rubbing breaks up the minute cells of which the tissues are composed, thus causing these parts to waste; while moderate rubbing, that is by simply stimulating the circulation and rousing the vital action in cell building, will cause these parts to grow.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
Polished Floors

HERE is no doubt that carpetless floor. are a great improvement, especially in . warm weather, when open windows ss4AAt bring in quantities of dust and dirt,
 and heavy sweenina is even A rrsaf.r
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
DANDRUFF AND FALLING HAIR

MABEL.-Each night apply this tonic and massage for ten minutes; before the first appIica. ton shampoo the hair
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
DESCRIPTION IN CHOICE AND USE OF
 DUMB BELLS.

Befor. taking up the actual exercises, prae ltsced by the college girls of the aforesaid col Glege, I want to give some general suggestions with regard to the proper use of dumbbeIls.
 In the first place, do not allow any one to per 'Euade you to use too heavy dumbbeIls, which strain the muscles Of the arm and fatigue one without doing any good. Often real harm fol lows in the injudicious selection of dumbbells.
 All you want really is something to grasp ir your hands and move about with perfect ease
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

hVu eau stes4 . pahch en sayone without breaking the law. ....
 We never know what good time srs hay iDs till it is over.
 Ambition g.ts along faster when Unhindered by tender conscience.
 The worst of the man with strong likes is that he has also strong dislikes.
 The only people who really enjoy rising early are those who don't have to-
 When man begins to brsg about his honesty it's time for his friends to be careful.
 Clear up the little tasks today, and you will be ready for the big tasks tomorrow.
 The race is not always to the swift, but the man who makes early start has an adysn- tsge.
 woman disikes man who fatters too much almost as much as the man who doesn't hstter at all.
 Any sort of work IS noble hesdegree of no bility depending upon the care with which it 's dcre.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
Worth Considering

~1H HE short cut to happiness is goodness. It's the things ws don't say which
 cause the least regret. 2ESa The hmgriest man draws the line sz=@s at eating his own words.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
RECIPE FOR AsTRINGENT LOTION.

NORMA.-LAst week covered the subject Of facial bIenishes, dealing with blsckheads and pimpIes. Obtain back number, 1t contains the information which you desire.
 I appsnd an astringent lotion:
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-11
MASKED RAIDERS
BURN BUILDINGS
Independent Tobacco Factories in
Western Kentucky Destroyed by
Dynamite and Fire.
Three People Shot by Members Of the
Mob, the Police and Telephone
Girls Being Held Prisoners
While Property Was Being
Destroyed.

Russellville, Ky.-Night riders, 100
strong, swooped down on Russellville
Logan county. early Friday morning,
and after overpowering the three pc.
licemen and providing against the Civ.
ing of an alarm, dynamited and burned
the two Independent tobacco concerns
in the city and several other estab.
lishments, and rode away out the Hop
kinsville and Clarksville pike.
Three men were wounded and the
telephone girls and police were held
prisoners for nearly three hours. Cap
tain w. II. Bruce, the chief of police,
as soon es he heard the noises, hast.
to sound the alarm. but was overpow-
cred by four of the masked night rid
ers. Two merchants, j. II. Mclean,
proprietor of a grocery store, and j.
Henry Mosely, proprietor of dry
goods store, did not hurry into their
homes as fast as tire night riders de-
sired, and were shot. The most seri-
ously injured was DR.. Robert, who was
a guest 1t the Forest house. He was
WOuuueu dDOul the lace anu hedu Wy q
charge of buckshot fired as the night
riders were leaving town. He heard
the confusion and, thinking that the
riders had departed, ran out to see
what had happened. He came face to
face with group OF the departing
mob and, as he started to run, was
shot.
1t was said that the mob came to
Russellville from the direction of Cave
Springs, near where the members are
said to have had their rendezvous. The
mob seemed to be well organized, with
q head and lieutenant. All the men
were mounted and wore white caps,
false boards and masks. Except for
the shots at those who appeared on
the streets, there was little shooting,
the chief business of the mob seeming
to be the destruction OF the two to-
bacco houses.
This Is the third raid which has
been made In western Kentucky, and
comes in the face of the announce
ment Of the governor that disorder
must cease. The night riders are at
tempting to influence or intimidate
certain tobacco growers into holding
their crops for higher prices. The sit.
uation is particularly acute at this
time, as many of the growers have
two years crop on hand.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-11
BRITISH COLUMBIA F|REMEN
BATTLE WITH EMRAGED JAPS
Mob Of Brown Men Attack Men In
Uniform Because Of Unfortunate
Accident on New Year Day.

Vancouver, -. C.-Allan Anderson.
. fireman, is dying, and two other
koung men, also members OF the city
Ere department, are badly wounded
and In the hospital as the result of a
fight on New Year day in the Japan
ese quarters, with an overwhelming
number OF the subjects OF the
mikado. The fight was the worst in
the city since the September riots,
when so many Japanese were injured.
Anderson, accompanied by j. Frost
and T. Mcdonald, were passing a Jap
anese store, when Frost stumbled and
ELL hard against the plate glass win
dow front. The glass was smashed
and the fragments were still rolling
on the sidewalk when score OF Jap
auese appeared from the inside and
rushed at the trio of whites The fire.
men we're in uniform, with brass but.
tons and official caps, but the Japan
ese knitted them furiously. Within
three minutes there were dozens or
Japanese in the fight, all trying to
get at the white men. The latter
were borne to the ground and cut
and slashed until the sidewalk ana
front of the store were covered with
blood. II was fully fifteen minutes be-
fore the police arrived, and then only
four arrests were made, as the Jap
anese had scattered.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-11
IGNORED INJUNCTION.
Butte Labor Leaders Found Guilty Of
Contempt of Court.

Helena, Mont.-Judge William H.
Hunt, In the federal court, late Fri
day, gave verdict of guilty against
three of the four Butte labor leaders
on the charge of contempt of court
In violating the injunction OF the
court restraining them from interior.
ence with the operations of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company.
Joseph Shannon received a sentence
Of ninety days Imprisonment In the
county Jail. William Cults was sen.
fenced to ninety days Imprisonment
and a fine Of $3.50, while A. E. Ed.
wards was given sentence Of ninety
days Imprisonment and a 500 fine.
r. Q. Scott, the fourth defendant, was
discharged.
Shannon was a member of the first
legislature, and is now president of
the Montana branch OF the Western
Federation of Miners. Cults is bust.
ness agent for the Carpenters union
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-11
PER|SH|NC FROM
FAMINE IN RUSSIA
Scurvy Adds to Misery Of People
Of Erivan Province, Who Have
Had a Poor Harvest. (
Crop outlook In European Russia
Grows Steadily Worse, tho Winter
Crops Having Been Entirely
Lost-Much Suffering
viii Result.

st. Petersburg-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Tiflis says scurvy
has broken out among the native pop.
ulatiop In the province Of Erivan,.
which, like other sections Of the eau.
casus, suffered severely in 1907 from
q poor harvest and resultant famine.
Measures to send in food and to afford
medical relief are being taken, and
an endeavor will be made to use q
portion OF the dumas famine appro.
priation for this section, although
this money was voted exclusively for
relief work in the provinces of Euro
pean Russia.
The crop outlook in European Rus.
STA has grown steadily worse lately.
on account Of the long spell Of cold
weather with no snow. Winter crops
have been lost. The officials of the.
agricultural department in the min
istry of interior are becoming more
downcast every day as they realize
the necessity of increasing appropria
tons for the relief of the people.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-11
TRIAL
ENDS IN ACQU|TTAL
Jury Refuses to Credit Confession
Of Orchard, Federation Official
Being Given His Freedom.
Case Against President Charles n,
Meyer Is Dismissed and Petit
tlbone and Meyer VIII Return
to Denver Together.

Boise, Ida.-The end of the prose
cution Of the men charged with the
murder OF Ex-Governor Steunenberg,
with the exception Of the cases OF
Harry Orchard and Jack Simpkins
came on Saturday, January 4, with
the acquittal OF George ID. Pettibone
Charles Meyer, president of the West
ern Federation of Miners, was formal
ly released and will return, with Pet
tibone, in few days to Denver
The case Of Orchard, the self.con
fessed assassin of Steunenberg Is in
the hands of prosecuting attorney Van
Duyn, Of Canyon county. No state.
ment as to the future procedure in
that case has been made, but 1t will
probably be called during the next
tom Of court at Caldwell, when 1t will
probably be finally disposed of. Simp.
kins, a member of the executive boaro
of Western Federation of Miners, who
is charged with completely in the
crime, is q fugitive from justice, and
the charge against him will stand.
At the request of the state, the
cases against Dr. Magee and G. w.
Aller, charged with perjury by rea.
son of testimony given by them in
the Haywood case, was also dismissed.
Although the Pettibone jurors agreed
that their deliberations should be kept
secret, It has been learned that on
the first ballot the vote was s to
the majority being for acquittal. The
second ballot resulted in a vote OF
Q to 2. The third ballot was 10 to 2
and so 1t remained all through Fri
day night. The two holding out fol
conviction were finally won over.
Pettibone and Meyer received many
kilograms Of congratulation, chiefly
from Colorado friends. Pettibone, al
though very Ill for the past two weeks
walked to the local headquarters OF
the Western Federation after the an
nouncement Of the verdict.