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FOR SALE.

Nicely furnished two-storv. five raam house. near high school Inquire John Nestar. if
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Merchant lunches at Steadman Buff fet
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Granite Mining Candles are the best

Get one of the new model Remington typewriters. E. c. Niles. Golden Gate Hotel.
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elatz Weiner Beer at tn. Bank.

W. W. Sale Will engage in searching of records, abstract and notary work legal papers, etc. office with O. D
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FOR RENT.

Houses, Houses. Houses,
 Cabins, Cabins, Cabins. Houses of ?. 3. I. rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Cabins. l and rooms furnished or unfurnished. also cabins for patching.
 FOR SALE. We have a number of cabins and houses for sale. furnished and un- furnished. close in. that are bargains, also several good business locations for sale or rent: also have quartz and placer mining claims to sell and lease.
 BoVEY & DAWSON. Real Estate and Mining Exchange. g Steadman Ave. Phone Black 223.
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ASST. ATTY. GENERAL
 EN ROUTE TO ALASKA
Nuggets Special Service.

When Mir SEATTLE t seHe aH t here
  for soutI tIclstcr uat, at IIleas
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#ASlii\GfaN b. .. HdE
 ie lemasfatie sa#afa= aHat sat- mtttrr i= T-r sharr If funds far ul. counting e7WI a5sH. and eauer,e-u1r LIatd Isf H-e- ttdt# far NrW York I4r the purpose ef iadHaHs tAs lay#I democrat If EhHf sf4te Ia heafE npsH las aa#.Hz= Congressman Laasa ete. thlf fis- -He aa- If fm- ef- tfu-r.f h staHIHe tha eaHHtaH a bsat taa HHniH# fia. t1f#F.
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EdgewOrth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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LINCOLN. &aH.. JaH L n has been eHHHHssi ttat EHnH and TaG Wii. both sneak Hefe uu rnH4s utiza evening IL September The largest mIl in fae eite has been aeHFel
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BIatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Watches and Fancy Rings

Diamond Rings, Brooches Ear Rings, Etc We vii positively sell at
 20 per cent. less than the Outside Price, with the exception of few contract goods.
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.......... ooe tofo I
CLAIM IN GOOD SHAPE.

Totals ............ ole.oosooo
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All Fancy Clocks at RidiCuIOusly
 Low Prices The finest stock of Ivory and Nugget Jewelry in Nome at prices that will astonsh you.
 Call and be Convinced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
ouARTER wILL NOE aE GIVE.
Crane and Taft Forces Wage War to The
Knife.

Boston, March b That the Taft men
viii nse every ounce Of their power to
prevent the election If senator Crane
and Ex-Governor Bates upon the bic four
delegation ID the national convention
was shown Saturday By the announce
ment Of the intention Of the Taft league
70 fight for Taft resolutions in the state
convention,
Heretofore there has been vague
language as to the pressure Of Taft
resolutions, and not before mas there
been direct demand That the state cen
yentian representing tAe Republcanism
0f the entire commonwealth should place
itself on record.
II the state convention does this IN
response ~ the demand Of the Taft
men. II viii be impossible for Senator
Crane r. % as one Of the delegates at
large. He has told his friends that ae
would not 70 as an instructed delegate
and yesterday one Of the big men III The
Taft campaign declared With great can
dor that It was nov TIE purpose Of the
Taft men to keep Senator Crane ex-
Governor Bates and every anita man
on the Chicago delegation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
EVELYN THAW I'LL;
TAKES TO HER BED.
Has Nervous Prostitution, 1t Is Said,
Due to d Hitch Over the Settle
ment Terms.

New York, March 0 Mrs. Harry X.
rhaw Is lying SICK IN her home in Park
avenue She Is suffering from an attack
of nervous prostration, which is said to
have been brought about principally be-
cause there has occurred another hitch
il tho settlement of the affairs between
her and her husband. who r. now IN
Matteawan.
Upon the return 81 Martin W. Little
ton from the South a few days ago.
The matter was taken mp The lawyers
for both husband and wife had gone
over the matter very thoroughly. and il
was authoFitatiyely announced that an
agreement Fad beenreacled whereby a
speedy termination Of the affairs Of the
Thaws was to be brought about
There has been another hitch. prob
ably over the amount Mrs Thaw Is To
receive from her husband. The strain
81 the affair sent Young Mrs. ,Thaw to
bed. and a physician was sent for.
Just what sum was offered to her to
part ii peace from Harry Thaw has not
been made public. but it was said that
up to the hitch in negotiations it was a
very handsome one
Mrs. Thaw could not be seen at her
home Saturday night and an informa
ton concerning the matter was refused
by those ia q position 10 know.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
selIs sl5.ooo sable cape.

New York. March D. Mrs. Charles VI.
Morse is selling her beautiful $4,000
Russian sable cape for $1,000 Thus are
the financially embarrassed rich shedding
their lnxuries.
1T Is easier to have had and lost than
never 70 have had at all, smilingly said
Mrs. Morse TO 4 friend Of her husband.
VINO complimeuted the wife Of the for
MGR ice King for her loyalty TO her hus-
band IN the hour Of his financial stress
The fact that Mrs. Morse was selling
Der sable cape came to light By accident
For a number OF DAYS Mr.. Morse has
been in conference with Receiver Hanna
81 the National bank OF North America
90 which bank he owes SPA. 900.
During one OF these sessions he was
rrodded BY the federal official repeatedly
as to his good faith and the genuineness
Of statements which he made concerning
his resources.
Do yen suppose / would let Mrs.
Morse sell her $4,000 sable cape for
- 900 if was not dealing squarelg
with my ereditorsig Mr.. Morse is re-
ported to have retorted
Later. when Mr.. Morse was asked
about the comment Re made concerning
tar sable cape, he said II do not think
i the pubiie's business. / az, being per
sistently mi-represented by the news.
paper-, and have nothing to say Mrs
Morse has been my staunch nelpmate
sni am rSt ashamed Of it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
eoMpERs coNvENEs COUNCIL.
Labor Leaders Urged to Assemble at
Washington For Conference.

Washington. March o.-The far
reaching character 81 the recent deci-
sions Of the supreme court u the United
States affecting labor organizations has
led President Gonpers 81 the American
Federation Of Labor to issue call for a
meeting Of the executive council Of the
Federation IN this city the early part Of
the week. beginning March 10.
The call expresses the hope that the
executive officers 81 tie International
Trade unions Of America will meet with
the executive c1hnciI On Wednesday
morning. March. u there and tnen to
consult and take such action as the inn
portance and merits d the qlbjea herein
dealt with may be considered ard de-
terminel d. setting forth the position
ami demands ii labor
The suggestion i made that Il would
Ia most advantageous Il two or three Of
the executive officers If each information
4 union were in Attendance az the con
ference and. under the circumstances.
that the international unions should be
represented BY at least one executive
officer and one ~ two other representa-
tisea, u be selected by that executive
officer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HERE
NOW CURED OF INDIGESTION

H. not putting any fuod IL your stomach
* e1e,nent. h,it Enw about the nourisa-
nent needed to sustain your bodiiy
strength II sou are 4 stomach suffer
~ ei3her man 81 woman, young o. old,
wI,ether You eal II indigestion Or any
ct4eF name, 20 now e your pest Pnai.
macy and give 50 cents for case q
Pape's Diapepsin.
These 22 grain Triangules are pleasant
tasting and a. harmless a. randy, and
viii digest 5000 grains uf any KIND o.
food YOU eat
Every possible kind Of stomach trouble
<. readiJv cured ~ Diapepsin, which
takes right hold Of the food N your
stomach and digests i alone, without
ne help 81 tile stomach, Just a Il your
etamach wasn't there.
your stomach win be as good az any
after YOU stop this fermentation Of
everything YOU cat-this formation q
xteuach qas. After q few days use
II Djapcpsin your stomach will again
b. ii good working order, your mites
tines viii be clean and fresh, and yon
will have 10 use for laxatives or liver
regulators.
paue's Diapepsin i rot a secret con-
cpction or patent medicine, as the COM
pIete formula is plainly printed on
each case. IL Is a prescription bullt up
On thoroughly scientific principle,
which win prove true 70 any stomach
sufferer within five minutes after tax
ing the first Triangule
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
is UNANIMOUS
FOR HUGHES
N. Y. State Committee In
dOrseS Governor
QUIET MEETING AT N. Y.
The Resolutions Adopted Contain Much
Praise Of Roosevelt and Name
Favorite Son as Worthy
Successor.
QUIET MEETING AT N. Y.

New York, March o.--The Republican
state committee u New York manifest
"a III approval II the candidacy III GOV.
Charles f. Hughes for the presidential
nomination at New York Saturday by
unanimously indorsing MIN as the
choice Of biz party in New York state
before the national Republican convea-
ton at Chicago The same resolution,
offered BY enlargement WI, II. Doug
lass, heartily thanked President Roose-
welt for the committee for bis great
service 10 his country by rugged de-
termination 70 oppose wrong and IN the
demanding Of justice for ALL Tie com.
mittee then carried out the purpose for
wnich il met By setting the place and
date If the state convention Az New
York city On April H., and by unani
mouslv agreeing to recommend ex-Lieut.
Gov IT. Linn Bruce as temporary chair
man Of tile convention All III the 8s
members Of the committee attended or
were represented by proxy. and the
meeting lasted less than half an hour
The call for the convention provides
tat Il shall elect the four delegates and
altemates-at large TO the national con
venion. elect new state committee,
nominate the 80 presidential electors
from the state and transact such other
business az may come before II No.
opposition whatever TO the form Of the
call WIS offered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
NO SOCIALIST, SAYS
DUCHESS coNsUELo.
Met at Quarantine BY Hek Brother, She
Laughs Heartily Over
The Story.

New York, March 9.--Wnen the
steamship Lueania arrived at quarantine
Saturday she was met BY New York
Central tug having on board William X.
Vanderbilt, jr., who had gone down to
meet his sister, the Duchess Of MARI
borough, and her cousin, Alfred G. Van
derbiIt.
Apparently In excellent health. the
duchess laughed heartily over story
that was shown TO her saying that she
had embraced Socialism.
Tue Countess Of Warwick was men
toned in the story as a eoworker with
the duchess, and that might have been
tine reason, the duchess minated, that
she herself had been classed as So
ciaIist Sc said Abe was much inter
ested in settlement work and liked 10
help the poor, but she was not So
eiaiist.
Her brother said that the story that
she had come to consult with the
family about getting a divorce from the
duke was absurd The duchess was
met at the pier by her mother, Mrs. o.
III. r. Belmont, Mr.. Belmont and Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt, ir.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
NINE CHINAMEN
TODIE In CHAIR
Wholesale Convictions 10
Massachusetts Court
AFTER A LONG TRIAL
Wary Charles, One Of the Richest Of
His Race, and Eight Others Con-
vieted Of Murder-Break
Down at Verdict.
AFTER A LONG TRIAL

Boston. March 9-Warry Charles, one
Of the richest and most influential China
men II this city, and eight 81 bis coun-
trymen were found guilty Of murder in
the first degree saturday. They will
pay the penalty i'll the electric chair I'M
less an appeal results III new trial and
a diilereHt verdict
The conviction Of the notorious Hat
cbetmeH has been brought about after
one Of the most remarkable trials ever
known in the state. For thirty-eight
days the cases have been ON trial and
over 1900 typewritten pages OF testi-
mony have been taken The cost OF
the trial is estimated at $4,000 A
tenth defendant. Yec Watt. died sud-
denly in his cell last Tuesday while the
trial was in progress
The ten men were accused OF the muir
der Of four Cinnamon in this city on
August last. In each case Wary
Charles was accused of being an acees-
sorry before the fact I'll that no hired
and commanded the others to commit
the crimes. Charles is president Of the
Hip sing Tong. and II is alleged that
he planned the killing Of the members
81 the on Leong Tong. rival society.
Early IN the evening Of Aug. 2. a mum
Der Of strange Cinnamon suddenly APP
peared in Oxford place, ia the heart Of
the Chinese distrsct With the dir
charge Of a firecraeker as a signal. the
Cinnamon Immediately began shooting
reyOlyers Of heavy calibre az scores a
others who were lollIng about in the
rear Of their stores. More than forty
shots were fred, and the police found
four dead. besides 3 dozen wounded.
Shoy Tong, the principal state wit
mes, testified that Wary Charles in
stituted the killings in order to 10 intim-
idate the merchants that they would
Join bis society. The Others found gull
TT are, Min Sing. HON Noon, Leong
Gong. Wong Duck. Wong How. Joe Guey,
Dong BOX. Ling and zee Watt A new
trial will be sought
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
BEATEN AT START,
so REP. LILLEY SAYS.
Prosecutor Declares Whitewash Already
Is Prepared in the Submarine
Scandal.

Washington, March O. Representative
Lilley was notified yesterday that the
special committee 10 investigate the
Electric Boat Company will hold its
first regular meeting Monday morning,
and that he will be expected to appear
and furnish whatever information lie has
as to corrupt practices by that COM.
pany. All names given will be treated
ii confidence until the witness actually
appears before the committee More
over. sumnionses viii be sent out as
short time beforehand as possible.
All hearings are to be open TO the
public, and Mr. Iilley j. to Be allowed
TO have a lawyer present 70 coach the
committee. In spite OF this, the Cone
necficut man is still angry because the
speaker failed to appoint him chairman,
ar even member OF the committee.
lie declares that lie is beaten at the
start and that the whitewasf for the
Electric Boat Company already has been
prepared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
KNIcKERBocKER Will REOPEN.
VIII Be Ready for Business at Noon Of
the 10th.

New York March 9-The Kmicker-
booker Trust Company, which suspended
business at the beginning of the finan-
cial panic last October. viii resume busi-
ness at New York at noon. Thursday,
the 10Th Permission for the resumption
Of business was granted By Justice Clark
in the supreme court at st. George. S. T.,
Saturday upon recommendation Of SUI
perintendent Williams OF the Satte bank
ing department. In granting the order
for the trust company To resume bust
ness. Justice Clark dismissed the tenn
porary receivers who have been IN charge
Of tile affairs 10 the institution since
shortly after its doors were closed The
resumption OF business BY the Knieker-
booker Is to be in accordance with the
plan Of rehabilitation which was pre-.
pared jointly by committees represent
ing the depositors and stockholders and
directors Of the institution The terms
of this plan have already been made
public.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
KILLED HORSES, SAVED CHILD.
Thrilling Adventure Of Brooklyn Fire
Engine Driver.

New York, March Din order to save
4 number OF children from wharf APP
peared to be certain death, Patrick Null
in, driver OF a fire engine, killed both
his horses.
Mullin was answering fire alarm in
Brooklyn. his horses on the run, when
he approached a public school building.
IN the street were number Of chill
dren.
The horses were bearing down on
them on the full run. Suddenly Muilin
saw little girl in red cap and coat,
whom he believed to be his own daugh-
ter. who attended the school
He swerved the horses onto the side
walk and into an iron fence. MnIlin
was thrown of the engine and picked
ND unconscious. but was not seriously
injured and viii recover. Both the
horses were killed.
The little girl in the red coat was
not Mullins daughter after all. but
his action doubtless saved several lives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
The following tells how one q
grain Triangule Of Diapep-
SinwiIl digest 3OOOgrains
OffOOd and cure Stomach
miSeryin five minutes.

Some people think they have inds-
gestions others catarrh Of the stomach,
ether nervousness, cancer or dyspepsia.
etc. Call it this if you viii, but the
real name for your trouble Is fermenta-
tion of what you eat, with only partial
digestion. Everything you eat turns to
either acid, stomach gas or stomach
poison, which weaken the digestive or
g1ns, causing lack of gastric juice.
Your food SONS. is only half digested.
and you become affected with loss Of
appetite, pressure and fullness after
eating. burning sensation, feeling Of
vomiting, heartburn, water brash and
tenderness in the pit OF the stomach,
Shiny tongue, bat taste in the mouth,
constipation. nausea, beiching Of gas,
dizziness, sick headache, intestinal grip.
ing, mental depression and many other
common symptoms.
You can cure all this BY not eating,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
When Mrs Charles F. Hills
grave Refused
10 RETURN TO HER HOME
Husband Fired--DoubIe Tragedy in the
Town Of weare, ". H.--woman, Who
Was Badly Wounded, Had Eloped,
Taking with Her Six Children.

East Weare, n. H., March Drought
to bay BY officers who were about to ar
rest him for attempted wife murder,
Charles r. HilIsgrove Of Concord, farm
err, shot and killed himself instantly late
Saturday afternoon.
A few hours previously he mad seri
cEsly wounded his wife, Mrs. Hills
rove viii probably recover
A quarrel following the refusal Of the
woman TO return to live with him re-
suited in the shooting.
Mrs. HiIl-groye left her home on LOU
don road in Concord. where Hills grove
had a small farm. and canie 10 East
WeaTe. where she acted as housekeeper
for Jospeh Richie. 4 horse trader She
took her six children With her.
Last Wednesday Hiiisgroye. having
traced his wife'a whereabouts, came to
this village and endeavored to induce iler
10 return to him. She declined to ac
company him. but allowed him to take
away two Of the children.
Saturday HiIlsgrave again came to
East Weare and renewed his appeal to
the woman to come back 70 live with
him. She again refused and a quarrel
followed, in the course Of which the man
drew revolver and fred a shot which
penetrated the woman's chest Just be-
low the neck.
Hillsgroye started toward Concord on
foot and the authorities in that city
and ot1er places were notified of the
shooting ana asked to be on the lookout
for the fugitive.
He rad reached a point in Weare just
across the Dunbarton town line when
party of officers from Concord including
High Sheriff George A. kimbalI, Deputy
Sheriff Charles p. Smith, Captain Daniel
n Flanders and Officer Charles ii. Rowe
Of the Concord police met him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
STIFF
BRUISED And
ACHING
After a Fall Of Thirty-one Feet, Was
Free from Pain and Able to Return
to Work in Two Weeks
BY USING
BY USING
coRoNER's JURY VIEWS BODY.
FIRST work in the Mysterious Baker
Case.

New York, March 0-The eoroner's
jury which will sit on the inquest into
the death Of Walter 4. Baker, the
wealthy young Boston man who died I'm
der mysterious circumstances ut Bagota,
y. j. last October, performed their frst
official function at Ridgewood, n J.,
Saturday. Coroner Demund took them
to the undertaking rooms ia that place
where the body Of Baker has lain since
it was exhumed last January the sealed
metal case containing the body was
OPENED and the Jurors officially viewed
the body. Then they were temporarily
discharged with Instructions to report
hack 10 the coroner Tuesday evening,
when the inquest proper win be he.
gum
Both Coroner Dcmund and County
Prosecutor koester said Saturday that
most rigid inquiry into the manner
Of Bakers death will be made before
the jury The prosecutor said also that
no matter what the verdict of the sor-
oner's jury may be- all the esidenes
which may have been gathered from
any source will be taken before the
Bergen county grand jury when that
body meets on April L
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
UNITE ON POSTAL
SAVINGS BANK BILL.
Republicans Of Both Houses Prepared
to Pass Measure During Present
Session.

Washington, d Ct, March a.-Ihc Re-
pubticans IN both houses of Congress
have agreed practically TO pass bill
creating postal savings banks during the
present session Of Congress. The sub
committee ef the Senate committee on
post offices and post roads is now at
work on the bin. and expects to be in a
position TO report it favorabiy some
time next week
The establishment Of postal savings
banks has been urged b. the president
for several years. and will be regarded
by the administration as another vic
tory over Che senate. which has refused
In the past 10 consider the question.
II the bin is passed however, il will
probably be in Difference 10 the wishes
Of financiers and bankers IN all sections
u the country rather than TO desire
on the part Of Congress to meet the
wies Of the president.