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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

--Esta nothe CelebFar6 Ii Res stsble
Logia Regeneration ndmsTO 81 Te- ida de
Ex Rltaci6n al GERdo de Maestro.
-Kn IL tfcina del CoETeo hay detenidaB
Las BiguienteG caEtaR: Sanchez Bel6n, SR'
nntanR Ana, Smith b. II, Sierra Jogefa,
Simidey EnEiqusta, Torres r., Torres S.
lom6, ToEo Luis Torres A., Torres AlejO,
Torres JuRn j. de- Il, Torres Ramon, To-
Fres JuanR Vicente jose VillaveEde Dio'
niHio, Vidal Antonia, Villanueva EncRF'
naci6D.
I'm voRaz inCendio oCuTFido en- Lonis'
Vile hR destVufdo poF complete 81 sdiiCio
del "CouFTiep journal que SO cAlculaba
vRlorads en- 200 900 PESOS.
--AviIan Dc San Francisco que E i2ar'
do MaCeO, hijo del pr6csr Cubano, natuTa'
lizado noEteRmsriCano, fac apEegado 4 bor'
do de an buqus noTte' americana poE auto
Eidadeu nicaTag il 7nseB y llevado TERRA,
Ga donde est6 preHo. Be atEibuYo 10 pTi'
sion Causas po!fticas.
"A conBsCUsncis de an gran inCendio
ocurrido en- TsHcos, han quedado deOtSuf
das Ia cAGaI paItiCulRFeB, IN molino y
gran ndmeFo de Rlmacener.
Aver Lar dos de la tarde las ameEi
NOS JoGeE h EIvir, FEaE k Luins, Joseph
Lnyder y WhAter BeuciP, pEomovieEo1 On
la Gale del Sol, an eBc6ndalo tsnisndo que
inteEvenir Ia poliCfR para imponeF sl orden
Ssgfu 90 Informs Los ref4Fidoa ameTicanOs
tonlRron aIgunas copRB en- una tiendR y
deSpu6S se negsTon & psgaTlaH, qusEiendo
pegaEIe Rl duefio del estableoimiento GUAM
do tEat6 de cobEarlss. Hoy faeEon denun.
ciadoA ants 81 usz municipal senior Susu,
CondenadoB & diez dollars de multa
CadR uno.
Ell joven Juan ViholO que diupRr6 6
GuilleEmo EHcudeEo (Nsn6) tres tiroB de
revolver & IL una de Ia tRFde en- la ofciT a
que tiene eltablecida en- el hip6dEomo de
eata ciudad, hoy fac denuncia 10 81 hecho
al juez municipal, quien le impuEO & vi
fi9lo, tres meBSB dc c6FCel go pesos de
multa.
Hoy han cslebrado en- el jugado de
pAz, cinco juicios poT infraoci6n de orde'
nanERs munieipaleP.
La fama sdquiridR por Hotel Holve'
tie, ha sido conquistado por 50 inmejorab'e
BePvicio uus condolences hig;6aicRB sups
Fiores: Habitaciones pSTa una persona ,
para famiia, meaavariRda. Gale de Ia
Cruz NJ. e. SSn Juan P. R.-Pedro
sChira, propietsriO.
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Ell disCursO de MufiOz apIautidO
en- Sab9na GlaRde,
CDe 1uestrO corr sspon0ay)

IA sido geneTalmente comentsdo =
aplaudido por todou los unioniataB y por
muchoa do los EepublicRnoS de este pueblo,
ell elocuentiaimo discuTHo del ae61F Muios
Rivera, qua prOnunciRra en- Ia Camera de
delegsdoF.
Ell discurso del se6or Num- Rivera di.
Ce quien eB e.; otroE, que pOr que 81 EtiloF
UbRrri les diera IN juzgRdo, 90 pusieran &
gu Ia7o.
NosotToB, no solo le aplaudimoB nincera'
mente sino por So brillante , eloouente dis
curse que nos descubrimoS en- Rnsl de
nuestra mas RbBoluta adhesion gimpatfay.
-Se encuentER entire noEOtroB On uso de
licencia, 81 GpreCiRble joven don Eugsnio
CRmocho, heTmano del iluStEAdo, parroco
don Manuel de Jsuds de miEmo RpeIlido.
Ls galudamos.
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Victorip, Febrero La legislature de
la ColumbiR BritSnica ha paGado una ley
con cuys sfsctiya vigsncia se juzga que
terminRF6 Ia fticci6n cauBada con el gobier.
no de 7 kfo , discriminate por rechA2aTss
t.mbisn eB cate pafG los inmigrantsI del
Asia. Dichs ley excluye los inmigran'
teB aBikticoB & menoB que sepan IssE el.
oFibir = oonoEcan aIgdn iidoms euEopeO.
De ests modo, cr6lBe que la restriction
surtir6 l0A mejoreH efsOtog, puestO que atn
cuandO muchol aIi6tiOos, iapOnsIeB uobre
todo, raben leeT eIcEibiE lR generRlidad
deBConoCe idiomaB de Europa.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayamon = Capt.
tai sim uItaneamente.
Dfas laborables.- MafiaDa 6, 7.O5, $50 8.
45 II 90. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 8.I5. 4.g5, 5.45
y 6 30.
Dfas festfvos -Manana 6,7.e5, $50 8 AS
y IL. Tarde 1915 1.S0, 2 80, $50, 4,S05,
IS, Y $780,
BiIletes baratos para dfas festivos. De
CatsflO Bayam6n, ida vuelta IA clase
25c %. case 16G. De Bayam6n Catano y
vuelta IA. claee I5G, "a. clase 10c.
Billetes ordinario de Capital Oataflo en-
ia. clase centavos.
Bayem6n 10 Gle Septiembrs de 1906
Ramon Valdes.
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Opo1to, FebreEo 7.-Lo acontecido en-
ssta ciudsd, que hizo Greer que Be tEatabR
de ConSigus para an general mOvimientO
revoIucionAVio, fac eI habaR tenido Iugar
varioB HucsBoE aangrientos dsbidos Cho-
ques de la muchsdumbEe con Ia policfa
EIementoH de conocidas ideas rsvoIuciona'
Tian, pusi5ronue a freDts de loB gEupoB
FsvoItosop, ,, en- an Rsalto, llegaron apo
derarEe del ayuntsmiento. SObEsvino una
lucha con la poliCfa, ,, FeforEada eHts dl-
TINA, pudo asf expulssF de ID ''caBs del
Tey, & los revoluc;o larioB. Las vfctimas
de sstos guceSos faeTon, poE ambAs parts1
numeRos Ell las GALES han aldo reco
gidoB muchoa cadEveFeS venHs en- eIlt 3
enoTmes oharcoB de SangTe. Los distuE.
bios, apesaE de la1 pTOClamas COnCitRndo
aI pals la Tevoluci6n, tuYieTon solo CO
F6CteF local.
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CaRLES De HOY
Una nota del g0bieTno de Pekin al
de- Toxic.
EI heTnanO dsl lsy Carlos Y Ia Ielna
ViudS aCusan q Franco.
SangIientO suGeso en- Ia Giuda1 tb
Ol0Ito.

Pekfn, Fab1ero 7.-Este gobieEno hR
pagado una notR 81 de Toxic expro16ndole
que, de acueEdo con el Convenio FuHo.chino
, de Ia ManchuTis, lRa aduanaa Is han
alberto hoy. Ento fsCiitsr6 81 ComeEcio
univeTBAl en- Ia Msnchuris, ontorpeCido
con 81 Cierrs de lan Citadas aduanas, para
las pOtencias suropeOs = para los EatadoB
Unidou deude IR guerra entire 81 Jsp6n ,
Russia. Mediants 81 c0nyerio que ain
De Il gobieEno chino, ss conceden 81 Jap6n
deteEminadan ventajaB, aunqus 81 libEe
comeRoio no gnfre menogeabo.
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IA GRAN MODA.

No hay HefIoEa nj Bshorita elsgsnts, que
no adoFna 90 peinado con PiE0s en- nus dis
tintas formaa. Vieuen coVonas de EizoE
para dOlante an dollar y medic una. Hay
TizoB de vaEioB pEeCioB.
Gran suEtido On RbrigoB de tafstsn ne.
gro Ilamadoa Monte Carlo doIde Beis do
liars On adeIants. San mueho mas vsntA
icuoB que Los gus 90 han estAdo vendiendo
ahoEs.
Cinturoneu elG8ticos con puntaS de ace
70 co negro, blanco ColoFeB so CantA'
vog uno' CintuFones de CabFitilla blan.
COS y negroI con hsbiIlas atras , bin alias
SO csntavos. Psinetas finau y jusgoI dC
peinetas de gran noVedad. Todo e1to aCa'
b. de IIegaT d 'Paria BRERE" de Pedro
Gfuuti, Fortale4a q.
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Lisboa, FebEeEO Ell nuevo gabineto
hR anunCiado que 81 periodic de repression
fosEzR que EepreaentAha al antsrior mi
nisteIio, ha taEminado on 81 RENO. que
en- adelanEe todoH lou paTfidoB deben pro
psnder Il Cbra que ae propona 81 miBmo
gabinsts que ConBiste en- IL reltauTaci6n
de 10 monarqufa liberal. El he1mRno del
rey Carlos, la Eeina viuda, han acu.
BAdo 81 exjsfs del Gabiuete, Franco, de
aor 81 vsrdaderO , dnico Eespcnsable del
aBsainato de 81 ssponO de 80 primer hijo
Luis Felipe, 81 principe hersdero, So ig'
nora 81 pRERdero ds Franco, afrm6ndoss
que Rl tener notiCia1 del EsgiCidio hugo
lin que faess possible sogpechaE ca Los phi.
meros momentos donde pudiera hall6rsale.
Unos peri6diCol aseguFan que FranOo,
aboEdo de an buque de guerra, maEeh6 8
LondrsB, otros dicen que ha debido re-
fugiaE1e en EBpAfa In Rcuuaci6n que
contra 81 lan2an 81 hermRno do Carlos I
y Is roina viuda, hR Caunado Sensational
efecto en- loE CfFculos polftiCov. No qusdR
On esta capital un B6lo antique ConBejeFo
dal monarca aSesinado. Todos han dejado
81 pAia como fugitivoH.
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lACTO.MARROW W

EstR eH la emulsion preferids.
El reConHtituysnts mas pOderosO.
El enemigo dc ID tiaiS.
Infalible para la debilidRd cerebral.
Ia ralvaCi6n dc loE nifioR.
Ell out6mago mfa susceptible Is toloEs
Do YOnta en- todaa lea faEmNOlaa.
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RiHa en- Ia CaIIe de San Francisco.

AnoChe de & 9 ss promovi6 una -Eifis
en- la Calle de San Francisco, entire los iudi'
viduoH Juli6n Arroyo, Luis Rivera, Agus'
tn Flores J oEe RuiB, de la ouRl Sali6
este tiltimo con ana heEidR en- 10 region
intorcostal izquisrds y una contuli6n on
la region ocular.
EI herido fae curado en- 81 ouaTto de
RocorroS hoy 90 preBent6 denunCia con
ira los que 90 Huponen egTeSoTeS,
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So halls "a erin ciudea6 II general domi.
nieanc Il fisr F6iz salcsdo BenejSp, quien
deIde haCs aEgfn tfempo Eesids Cd IS-iissle.
El senior 8alcedo O. nnturaI de Puerfo
Plata, Il bella ciudad cibasn1. Grata eH.
taneia 60 San Juan deIeamos q DollUr al.
cedO.
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-soMBREROs PARA sENoRAs.
muy sIegantss , & pFsciOI IumAmOnts mo.
dicog, Los acaba de Fecibir La TisnditA de-
Josefs EchavnFrfp, aI Iado del nyuntA !,
misnto. Vends tambiea efsCtol Esligio-
soL-san Juan, Box PIG.
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SEPASE

Que no pnb 'icamos comunicados sin que
sean pagadOs DOr adelantado.
Gada seis palabras sc cUentan pOF una
lfnea y la lfnea vale diez centaVOs.
Las cRFtas que vengRn con eOmun
impoFte no cOntestan.
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En O-ta imprsnta us vendo papol dO
Pe3i6diCo yieio + S200 Ioa 46 kil0a Cen
Wi1,taLl
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ANDRES Observation-Disclosures y
pintor do trajeB para Boires , baileE 81 ea'
tilo paTiEien, ofceos san BsEvicioE. Gale
de la Cruz 20. Piso 10. Is. '. s.
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Kn uis Inpronts . vondo papoE q q
Eis1loo Vioio G a2o0 Ior Aa kile8 CNR G''.a
al
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Miss Lora Hood went to Boston
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs John
Lane.
Mrs. Ellen Hood, who has been in
for several months, is said to be fail
ing, Mrs. Emily Persons is caring for
her.
Oliver Burgess Of Lebanon, N. H.,
was in town recently for a brief visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Bugress.
Mrs. Ellen Scales has gone to vii.
Jamestown to spend several weeks in the
family Of William 2. Pratt.
The many friends in town of Ned
Stacy of Nershire will rejoice 10 hear
Of the arrival Of son in his family
AT recent meeting Of the directors
of the National bank of Orange county
a divident Of 3 Per cent was declared on
stock.
Misses Gail corwin and Ida E. Lou
gee returned Tuesday to the Moody
school at Mortified, Mass, and Leon
Ordway returned to his studies at the
Albany business college
The officers Of the Chelsea grange we're
installed Friday evening, January 3, by
the retiring worthy master. Horace
Monkey. After the installation social
hour was INDUCED IN during which re-
freshments Of cake and coffee were
served.
On telephone meeting day Landlord
Barnes served dinner to about eighty
guests and supper to about forty, and
the ladies of the Methodist club who
served bean dinner took in seventeen
dollars which Is evidence that the hungry
were well fed.
At the special meeting of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ,
Thursday evening. the Z. A. degree was
exemplifed d. D. @. M. James O..
kimball Of STAFFORD was present In his
Masonic official capacity and was ac-
companied by Past D. D. G. NJ, Dr.
l. L. Nowlan Of strafford.
Murray Bovine Of Burlington, who has
since last May been in town assisting
Hale X. Darling on the work Of the Re
vision commission has completed his
services in such capacity and left the
first of the week on business trip
to Boston and New York.
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The glycerine employed IN Dr. riefsAt
medicines greatly enhances tho mcdlrlil
properties which IL extracts from nativ
medicinal roots and holds in solut.s
much better than alcohol would. ID use
possesses medicinal proppgtNs 81 Is ot.'
being valuable demulccnt, aoteitl
antiseptlc and antflaneAS 1t afv
greatly tothccfacavy of INC Riack Chergs
bark, Bloodroot, Gpl1en Se.l root. SteN
root and Queens root, contained q
rGolden Medical Discovery In subduins
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial.
throat and lung Affections, for all Of wh'et
these agents are recommended by stand
ard medical authorities.
In all cases whore there Is a wasting
away OF flesh, loss Of appetite, with veal
stomach, as IN the early stages OF con
SUMPTION, there can 6e no Doubt that gly.
cerine lacts rs q valuable nutrltlve AID
aids NE Golden Seal roey, stone root.
Queeh,s robt and BLACK Ceerrybark Id
promoting digestion ard building up the
fiesh ann strength, controlling the cough
and brInkIhg about a healthy condition
OF the Whole system. OF course. 1t must
not be eI1ected 10 work miracles. twill
not cure consumption except In It's earlier
stages. II will cure. -xeEg -seyereA ohstl ,
nate. haLg q EQnlc- coughs pLqnchlal
and lAIyMReAl roll Dies .apd hrQnle sore
tUUlt Mlth- hQQTSeness. In acute coughs
II Isn0t so elective. Tris In thelingerlng
hang-on coughs. or those Of long standing,
even when accompanied by bleeding from
lungs, that 10 has performed its most
marvellous cures.
Prof. Finley Ellingwood, NJ D., OF Ben
nett Med. College, Chicago, says OF gly-
cerine:
rIp dyspepsia II serves an excellent purpose,
Holding fixed quantity OF the peroxide OF
hydrogen In solution. 1t Is one OF the best
manufactured products of the present time IN
its action upon enfeebled dlsordered stonl-
achs, especially IL there Is liberation or ca
tarrhal gastritis catarrhal Inflammation OF
stomach. 1t Is o most efficient preparation.
Giycerine will relieve many cases OF pyTasis
theartburn) and excessive gastric Stomach
acidityp
Golden Medical Discovery enriches ana
purifes the blood curing hlotches, plmplcs.
eruptlons. scrofulous swellings and old sores.
or ulcers.
Send to DR.. r. V. Pierce. Of Buffalo. N. r.
for free booklet telling all about The natlve
medicinal roots composing this w0nderfuI
medicine. There g no alcohol IN ~
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Out flowers at Youngson's. Tel. 3l7-6
Wanted.-20O Carriages to store for
the winter Geo. Il. Mcfarland
Masonic charms and pins at L. P. Aus.
tins, THE watch and clock man."
LIP. Austin sells stone cutters glasses,
all kinds and prices, from zoe to $500
per pair.
Just received, another barrel of those
delicious old fashioned horehound drops
at the Red Cross pharmacy.
A complete line Of overshoes and rub
bers for men, women, boys, misses and
children, at the Peoples shoe store.
"The Eastern Herald" the popular
Catholic family paper for this state, only
$l00 per year. Address, Burlington, Vt,
Typewriting and copying, writing
from dictation, circular letters a
speciality. Mrs. Mary G. Nye, and s
blanchard block.
The annual convention Of the Vermont
State Spiritualist association will be
held in Grand Army hall, Montpelier,
Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday,
January "a, 25 and 20. Mrs. Helen r.
Russegue of Hartford, Conn, will be the
speaker during the session. Mrs. Fife
: chapman viii serve as message bearer
and other state speakers are expected
to be present and assist in the SER
vices.
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We are still running public surrey
and meeting all trains. Telephone 23Z-4
Papin Bros
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RANDOLPH
Delightful Party Last Night Of Senior
Glass, r. H. S.

A delightful party was given on Friday
evening to the senior class OF r. II. >.
bv Miss Esther George at Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Hubbard's, where Miss George has
made her home for wears. The evening
passed pleasantly with games, music,
etc, till the hour of midnight arrived,
when the party took on a different gl5ise
and became a surprise to Arthur Galar-
neau who is member Of the class, he
having reached his Dist birthday. 1t
was admirably planned as the one whose
anniversary they were celebrating was
wholly unsaIspeeting. although an inmate
Of the Hubbard household. A second
cousse of refreshments was served, and
the class presented the guest Of honor a
signet ring, with many good wishes for
future happiness. The decorations were
quite elaborate, in crimson and gold, the
class colors.
The repairs at the foundry are COM
pleted and work was resumed Thursday
noon.
Miss Lucille Benton Of New Rochelle,
N, *, is with Mrs Guy lamson for the
present.
Mrs. A. j. Poster has been visiting her
daughter and family, Mrs. J. NJ. Thomp-
son Of Montpelier
Miss Katherine Nletzger has returned
from her vacation and IL again on duty
as stenographer in The office Of N. Al.
Wilson.
Mr.. viii Pelton. Miss Alice Buck. Mr..
Franklin Salisbury and Miss Bertha
Rowel attended the Odd Fellows ball
at White River Junction last evening
A party Of fifty couples gathered at
the Mansion house hall on the night Of
January ., and thoroughly enjoyed
ladies' night as had previously been adj
vertised BY Mr.. P.J. Blanchard, who
gave the dance.
A meeting Of the Sanitorium aid was
held in the parlors Of the inn yesterday
afternoon. which was well attended. Ar
rangements are being perfected Tor an
elaborate society affair at the court bali
to be given February Z
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laird drove up
from Royalton to call upon Miss Wini
fred Richmond on Friday The friends
III Miss Richmond learn with pleasure
and happiness Of her steady improvement
from her recent surgical operation. The
danger point is now past and complete
recovery is anticipated
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CABOT

II. G. Williams was in Greensboro this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Of Stowe are
kere visiting their daughter, Mrs. T. II
0sgood.
Rev r. =. CurTier has returned from
Jay, where he has been visiting for a
week.
Lester, the three years old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burnnam is III
w4.a pneumonia.
Luke Ball died at his home on the
West Hill from pneumonia after a few
days illness. The funeral was neld at
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon.
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WOOD

The place to buy Wood. A large stock
Of all Kinds at these prices:
Block Wood, per cord ........ $500
Limb Wood, per load ..,........ 2.25
Chair Wood per load ......... ESQ
. Soft Wood Slabs ................. IFS
Furnace and Shed Wood.
am prepared to do all kinds of NOV
ing and jobbing at reasonable rates.
Coarse and fine Sand for sale in any
quantity. Coarse Sand for cementing
at M sandbank, Farwell street.
L. ]. BOLSTER,
Telephone 1852,
sss North Main Street. Barre, Vermont.
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ARTHUR S. MARIN,


ladies' and gentlemen's garments cleaned
Repairing. pressing and dyeing neatly done
Orders by telephone. Gents suits made to
order. All furs repaired.
lhs Barre Cleaning and Dyeiug Shop
Telephone a45-A
Eastman Block, 1872 No. Main St., Barre
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A
CuHouglH AIRY b cke l.
ia. 4
President
Bhhee Medical
GemgeBr A Dwhen Frank NJ
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A Cure for Misery.

4 have found cure for the misery
malaria poison produces" says r. Nj.
James OF Louellen S. c. its called
Electric Bitters. and comes in 50-cent
bottles It breaks up a case OF ohills OF
a bilious attack in almost no time; and
it puts yellow iaundice clean out Of COM
mission" This great tonic medicine and
blood purifier gives quick relief in all
stomach, liver and kidney complaints
and the misery Of lame back. sold I'M
der guarantee at the Red Cross pharma-
ey, Rickert & Wells.
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To Dog Owners.

At meeting Of the city council Of
this city held Jan 6, 1905. it was voted
to instruct the constable and police Off
GERS to see that al dogs within the city
are duly licensed and coilared.
You are given ten DAYS from this date
with the law.
james Mackay, city clerk.
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CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-eent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar Il
it fails to cure your cough OF cold. We
also guarantee a 25acent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Red Cross Pharmacy, L. A. Drown,
C. II. Kendriek & Co, d. +. Davis.
George j. Edison, j. A. Macarthur.
". H. Miles & CO., McAlIister Bros,
D. G. Howard. j. A. Cumming,
J. W. Parmenter.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES


some life insurance, but nobody but the
insurance agents told him so, and he
didn't believe them. More's the pity"
50th year National Life Insurance
company, Montpelier, vt. tmutua),
s. $. Ballard, general agent, Mont
pelier; N B. Ballard, local agent, Barre,
We.
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IN Maekay. ia eIeIk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
BIG GERMAN STEAMSHIP
LINES SIGN PEACE PACT.
North German Lloyd and Hamburg
American in Agreement

Brennan, Jan. 1.-THE North Ger
man LLOYD Steamship company and the
Hamburg American Steamship company
have definitely agreed to work in union
on all Of the most important lines OF
their services, the agreement to last
several years.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
MEETING OF M. W. A.
 DELEGATES TODAY
Local Camp to Eentertain Visiting Woodchoppers.

The territorial convention of the Modern Woodmen of America will be held in this city today. part of the del egates arriving last night Delegates from Tempe Jerome, Prescott, Tue son. Globe. Yuma and Phoenix will be in attendance at the session. Among those arriving yesterday were A. H. Hargrave of Globe, formerly a resi- dent of this city, and Charles Borne of Prescott.
 Tonight the local NJ w. A. camp will give a special entertainment and spread for the visiting delegates and a big time is expected. one of the pur- poses of the meeting is to select d del egate to the head camp which will be held this year at Peoria. Ills. Last year the camp met at Milwaukee.
 The order now boasts of over 9S0.000 members in the United States and is expecting to reach the million mark by the time the head camp meets in June There will be 30.000 men in uni form at Peoria, and special arrange mentS have been made for the camps of the representing teams. Matters of interest to the order in Arizona will be discussed at the session here today.