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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
IF YOU NEED
MORE STRENGTH
Try the Tonic Treatment for
Debility That Cured This
Man at keene.

When the blood becomes thin all Of
the organs and tissues Of the body suffer
from lack Of nourishinent, for ii ia the
blood that is constantly carrying to every
part Of the human system the materials
with which TO repair the waste that is
going on throughout life. Naturally
the weakest organ is the first to show
the result of this blood starvation and
any inherited tendency TO disease is then
likely to develop. Whatever it may be,
IL the trouble is caused by lack of blood
1t must be corrected BY building up the
blood.
Mr.. +. J. Patnode. Of No. 95 Douglas
street, Keene, N, H., owes his present
health to this treatment. II suffered
for q year and half, 2 he says, cal
though / was treated by doctor here
and tried one in Winchester. had q
buzzing in my head, was pale aud weak
and had to use cane. / lost about
thirty-hye pounds and looked like q
walking skeleton. There was gnaw-
ing feeling ia my stomach and I could
eat very little / thought / could not
live and at times l even wished for
death.
MY attention was called one day 70
an article about DIR. Williams Pink
Pills and when had given them trial
for week or two | began TO feel better.
I continued to use them and in rea-
sonably short time felt as good as ever
did. Our whole family has great faith
ia the efficacy of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills.
The tonic treatment with DIR. vii.
liams' Pink Pills is successful because it
acts directly on the blood, purifying and
building II up to its normal health. IT
thereby keeps the body healthy even
under unusual conditions.
A booklet Diseases of the Blood .
showing what DR.. Williams Pink Pills
have accomplished in many severe dis
orders will be- sent free upon request.
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
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on receipt Of price. 80 cents per box; six
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pills are guaranteed to be safe and abso-
lutely harmless to the NEST delicate
They contain no NOR
phine. opiate, narcotic nor anything TO
cause drug habit. They do not act on
the bowels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
FLOODS aus loss IN PoRro RIco
Two Lives Lost When Part Of Town Is
Washed Away.

San Juan, Porto Rico, May ls.-Con-
siderable damage to property in Huma-
cae has been caused by very heavy
rainfall throughout the island, the heay-
lest ia a number Of years. The lower
section OF the town, including many
houses, has been washed away and two
lives have been lost
The town Of Salinas also has been
partially inundated, and the Yabueca
sugar district has suffered damage esti-
mated at 100000 The new electrical
power plant az Comerie Falls has been
badly damaged, and wash0ut on the
San Juan Caguas railroad win cause a
suspension Of traffic for some time. The
river along the railroad rose twenty eight
feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
INCOME TAX TALK.
Switzerland Offers Argument in Support
Of Supreme Court.

OF supreme Court.
Washington, May Determined to
facilitate in every way the early passage
of the tariff bill, the senators met under
an agreement reached on Saturday at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning A quorum
was easily found when the question was
raised ard Senator Sutherland az Utah,
member Of the judiciary committee,
took the floor to make a constitutional
argument intended TO puhold the correct
ness Of the decision OF the United States
supreme court holding the income tax
law Of 1894 unconstitutional.
Mr.. Sutherland Is regarded as an able
lawyer, and his COLLEAGUES followed with
closest interest his argument and cita-
lions from the history Of the federal
legislation showing what the trainers 81
that charter had in mind when they used
the words '.direct taxes" Mr.. suther-
land disagreed with Senators Bailey and
Borah in their contention that only CAPT
tation and land taxes were meant to
be included in the term direct taxes"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
Five More Turkish PlOtterS
Hanged
FOR AIDING ABDUL HAND
The Biggest Man in Turkey To-day
Is Schefket Pacha--Trying to
Remove the Idea That He Is
Dictator.

constantinople, May 1s.-Five more
men were hanged at $3.50 o'clock yester-
day morning in front Of the building Of
parliament, opposite the Mosque Of st.
Sophia, in STEAMBOAT. They had been
found guilty by court.martial Of com
plieity in the murder Of their officers
IN the revolutionary outbreak Of April
10. Among them was one non-commis-
stoned officer; the Others were junior
officers.
The Eve men sang hymns while they
we're being conveyed from the war Of
fee, where they had been confined, to
the place Of execution. They continued
their songs while the final preparations
for the hanging were being completed
and up to the very moment that the
stools on which they were standing with
the ropes around their necks were
knocked out from under their feet All
through the condemned men were as
calm as though saying their prayers in
mosque.
John G. A. Leishman, The American
ambassador to Turkey, was received 10
audience by the new sultan Mehemed
", yesterday for the purpose Of pre-.
scnting his new credentials, which ar
rived from Washington last Saturday
Mr. Leishman was attended by Secre-
tarv A. C. Turner and NJ. Gargiulo, the
dragoman Of the embassy. His majesty
sent a cordial message 10 President
TAFT Following the audience the grand
yizier called upon Mr.. Lieshman.
Mersina, Asiatic Turkey, Sunday,
May 16.-Capt. William 4. Marshall.
commanding the American armored
cruiser North Carolina, now in this
port, has been investigating conditions.
He had a conference with The governor
Of Adana province yesterday. As a re-
suit full protection has been promised
American interests at Adana, and
guards are patrolling the American
property there and elsewhere
The conditions in the refugee camp
are pitiable Many thousands Of I'M
fortunates are huddled together and
lack food, shelter, and medical aid.
Many Armenians are quartered at the
American missions, and most Of them
decline to leave because of their lack Of
confidence in the protection offered
Alexandretta, Asiatic Turkey. May
1S.-The American cruiser Montana ar
rived here yesterday. Alexandretta is
quiet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
PIERCE REARRESTEp.
Additional Charge is Made Against The
Oil Man.

Austin, Tex, May 18Th. Clay Pierce
head Of the Waters-Pierce oil company,
arrived here this morning and appeared
in the district court To answer To the
charges Of false swearing He was inn
mediately rearrested upon a new indict-
ment, which charges him with false
swearing and perjury. He gave bond in
the sum Of $4,000, with a number Of
local bnkers as securities, to appear for
trial at the September term Of court.
The old indictment, which charged
him only with false swearing, was then
dismissed. Mr.. Pierce win leave for
st. Louis tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
nsar DoeEor'a panehtor:

U9aT DoctOr'e DauGntert
| suffered greatly with stomach trouble
and constipation dieted and used many
remedies, but got no help until used your
Stomach Rite tablets. They gave me q
good appetite and my friends have remarked
how much better my complexion Is and
what good color your tablets have given ne
! thank you, o so much, Doctors DAUGHTER.
and wish others would try StomaCh-Rite
MISS MARY WARN0GK,
2i7 Bennington ST.. East Boston, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
I hadn't taken your Stomach-Rlte tablets
two weeks before | saw great results and /
wouldn't be without them for the world
] had gas IN my stomach nearly all the time,
heart trouble, acute indigestion and consti-
patton in a bad form before used your
remedy Respectfully.
No. Foster st., Lynn
Dear Doctors Daughter:
was sick for years with INDIGESTION, but
after taking 3 boxes Of your stomach-Rite
/ feel like O new man and think life worth
living ! recommend Doctor 3 Daughter
stomach Rite tablets 10 all
MIR EDWARD HAMMOND
I3s Vernon 81. Rockland, Mass
Dear Doctors Daughter
was troubled with gastric indigestion
for a long time, In fact. many years, have
tried so many remedies, but they did not
helm me but your Stomaeh-Rite has not
only done wonders for me. but my daughter
has also used them for nervous indigestion,
and we both wish to thank you for such q
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serve. / am truly yours
MRS II. 4. HODGDON,
$50 Berkshire St., Cambridge, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter.
Having taken your Stomach-Rite. II gives
ne great pleasure to recommend them 70 all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
DIES MONIES WINS.
Supreme Court Decides in IT'S Favor in
Railway Fight

Washington, May ls.-The supreme
court yesterday ordered dismissed an in
junction granted by the federal court in
Iowa to restrain the city OF Des Moines
and its solicitor from pulling up the
tracks Of the Dies Moines City railway
because the latter declined 70 comply
with certain city ordinances. The in
junction was granted on the plea that
the ordinance impaired the obligation Of
the contract between the. city and the
company under which q perpetual right
to operate its lines was granted to the
company. In overriding that Judgment
the court yesterday said IL was obvious
that the order to the city solicitor con-
no physical attack on the com
pany, but only to lay the foundation
for a lawsuit No impairment Of the
contract was therefore imminent and the
issuance Of the injunction was prema-
ture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
LUMBER CUT IN MAINE.
Thousands of Men Ready to Drive Logs
Down Rivers.

Bangor, Me-, May Is. With the sea-
sons lumber cutting operations practi.
cally az an end, il il estimated thar
the emit IN Maine this year amounted ID
about 700,000000 feet. AS compared
with other seasons, these figures show
no appreciabe gain or loss.
The log driving season is now ON and
thousands Of men are gathered at the
lheadwaters Of the Penobscot and other
rivers ready to start the logs down the
waterways to the pulp and lumber mills
In addition to the logs cut this season,
d large quantity of lumber cut last
year and left in the woods on account
Of the inert market viii be brought
down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
BRANpENBuRG ARRAIeNEp.
Journalist Now Confined in the Tombs
Awaiting Trial.

New York, May 49, Broughton Bran
denburg, the writer, who was brought
back from San Francisco Sunday, was
arraigned in police court yesterday
charged with larceny by having sold to
the New York Times an article purport-
ing to have been prepared by Grover
Cleveland.
Brandenburg was committed to the
Tomhs prison to await trial, the date
Of which was not fixed His counsel
announced that no application for ball
would be made at present.
A Brandenburg's request, he was al
lowed TO have an interview with Mrs.
in the criminal courts build
ing before going to the Tombs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
NO FAVOR TO MISSIONARIES.
Belgium Refuses Delay on Congo Libel
Trial.

Washington, May 1S.-Because Of in
surmountable legal obstacles the Belgian
government has reported that it has
found it impossible TO order a postpone
ment or transfer to another place Of the
trial Of Messrs. Sheppard and Morrison
two American missionaries, on libel
action brought by certain Belgian owners
Of concessions. The court before which
the issue is to be tried is said to be
The only competent authority to direct
that these changes be made. The case
is set for trial May 25 at Leopoldville,
and the two missionaries with their
witnesses are now on their way to that
place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
SURPRISE IN WHEAT.
July Advances When Traders Expected
a Decline.

Chicago May Isl Wheat traders had
enough bearish news yesterday morning
before The opening to convince them that
there would he a considerable break in
the market The Liverpool cable showed
a decline Of I'D to 15sd. The worlds
shipments were greatly enlarged The
market started with the trade nervous
and inclined to the selling side. July
wheat on first trades sold at Sl.l3lA to
Sl+l23f. September sold at the same
time at sl05la to sl047s The selling
was largely BY local traders and the
offerings soon became light.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
TWO DEAD IN FEUD.
Two Others Wounded in Battle Over
Line Fence.

Richmond, Ind, May 1s.--In a dispute
over a line fence between the farms Of
Alexander Meek and Frank Railsback,
three miles west OF Richmond yester-
day morning, Meek and his son, Ray
mond, were shot and instantly killed,
Frank Railback was badly wounded and
Frank Railsbaek, sr., slightly wounded.
The difference between the two families
relative to the fence had existed for
some weeks Yesterday morning the
Railisbaek men proceeded to the line
and with axes began ehopping away the
posts Then the battle began.
After committing the murders, Joel
Railsbaek got on an lnterurban car and
went at once to Richmond, where he
gave himself mp to Sheriff Meredith,
giving the sheriff the first intimation OF
the tragedy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
CONE Will GET THE PLACE.
Senator Hale Withdraws His Opposition
to Commanders Promotion.

Washington, May 1s.--Announcement
was made yesterday that Senator Hale
had withdrawn his objection on the CON
tirmation Of Lieutenant Commander ii.
/. Cone as head of the bureau Of Steam
Of the navy department. II
is expected that Commander Cone viii
be confirmed by the Senate at an early
date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
GOLDEN WEDDING OF 4BoBs."
All join in Honoring the British Cen
eraI

London, May ls.-Lord Roberts was
yesterday celebrating the golden anni-er-
sary Of his wedding, and SO popular Is
@Bobs," as he is universally called, that
the event assumed something of the
character Of an imperial festival. Ex-
eept during the race meeting, the tele-
graph Office at Ascot has never known
anything to compare with the rush Of
messages that were arriving all day long
from all parts Of the empire congratulate
ing the field marshal The king and
queen were among the earliest to remem-
Der the day, and the newspapers were
full Of eulogies of the veteran soldier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
4 THEODORE AT MEssTNA.
The First Baby Born in the American
Houses.

Messina, Sicily, May ls.--A total Of
307 American houses have been erected
here for the use Of the earthquake sur
viyors. The first baby to be born in
any of these houses saw the light on
Sunday. It was named Theodore, after
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
STOMACH-RITE
Does not promise you imaginary things, butt
gives you new proof every day of
just what it has done.


who have stomach Or liver troubles. VERY
JOHN ]. KELLY.
"a Plain Sc, stonghton. Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
have used just one box Of your Stomach
Rite tablets for dyspepsia and want 20
recommend them TO ali sufferers. Yours,
MRS ] +. BAILEY,
500 fremont st., Boston, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter
Your stomach-R Rite Is al you ciaim for Il,
for i have proved IT, II II The very best
remedy I believe, in the world for indlges-
tlon aud all stomach and liver troubles
IT v. PAITEN,
87 Howard St. Lynn, Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter
1 have used your Stomach-Rite tablets
this spring aud am very glad 70 say L has
given the best satisfaction and results.
have a good appetite sleep well and my food
now does not disagree with me as formerly
In fact, stomach Rite Is gradually building
me up and ! unhestatingiX recommend
1 WALTER MORGAN.
~ Ashburton Pl.. Boston. Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter
had a bad case Of indigestion, my food
fermented IN my stomach and came up
most of the time for weeks In fact, ! was
in very poor health for months since
taking two boxes Of your StOmach-Rite
have gained wonderfully and can truly say
that / am cured can now eat anything
want, aud / thank you. dear Doctors
Daughter for your remedy.
MARY Il. DONAHER,
6 Common ST, Quincy. Mass.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
I want TO say that your Stomach-IRite IL
very wonderful for stomach trouble.
MRS JAMES PAUL.
sSi Fourth ST.. South Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
OFFICERS HANGED.
Young Turks Put Two from Scutan
Garrison to Death.

Constantinople, May ls.-Two officers,
lately attached to the garrison Of Sou
tart. and three policemen we're hanged
in Parliament square yesterday morn.
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
SHOCK IN CANADA.
Earthquake Felt in Wide Section in the
West.

Winnipeg, Man, May ls.--A slight
earthquake. covering the entire prairie
section Of Canada, was distinctly felt
on Saturday night II was felt from
Winnipeg to the mountains, and as far
north as Prince Albert, SaskH Around
Moose jaw ii was seyerest, glass being
broken and houses moved slightly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18

Dear Doct0T's Daughter.
Having taken your Stomach-Rite II gives
me great pleasure to recommend them 70 all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18
FIND NO TRACE
OF ROBBERS
Bandits Robbed Train, Then
Tried to Wreck 1t
-
TwELvEPASSENGERS HURT.
Quick Work by Trainmen Saved Stalled
Train from Serious Damage When
RObbRTs Sent Locomotive Back
at Full Speed.

Spokane, Wash, May is.-After the
hold-up of Great Northern passenger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-18

who WIS have ave. stomach o. Iiveraroubles very
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-01

Malay protested that he had not
given him the dollar, but Shinn in
sisted that he had. saying it was the
same one he had taken back several
days previously. The two engaged in
bitter words and almost came to
blows. But to prevent further wrang-
ling Malay gave him a good dollar.
Malay took the counterfeit to the
bank.
the clerk.
mo: Shinn says it's the same one,''
answered Malay.
Nope, it's another one. The first
was dated 1901. This is dated 1902"
replied the clerk, and instantly Malay
returned to the county recorders Of
flee and got his good dollar back.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-01
Use Of Gasoline and Electric Cars

Total II up to the end Of twelve
month Il will be found that such 2
CIR has deteriorated fifty per cent IN
the year unless the chauffeur has been
more careful than the average. Then
1t viii be realized that 81 500 elece-
trio would have paid for itself IN the
year In actual economy, to say moth
ing Of its many other advantages in
city service.
Consider that you have supplement-
ed your garage equipment with a SER
viceable electric and a home charging
outfit. Ten per cent will then cover
the annual depreciation Of the good
gasoline car when used for the service
1t is desired to preform- driv-
ing. Five per cent viii cover 1t in
the case OF some cars. The maid or
the gardener puts in the plug and
starts the recharging process while
you are at breakfast or enjoying your
morning paper. When you are ready
SO also is the car.
The electric is not or rather should
not be a racer. Seventeen to twenty
miles an hour would result in arrest
any WCI lC6uAolCu ouUAA ", ~ IAoS
is as fast as you could go in gasoline
car till you reach the heavy traffic.
From then on the electric is speedier.
Being more flexible in control it will
worm it's way through the traffic at
a much faster rate than the cumber-
some touring car possibly could. This
has been demonstrated time and time
again in races between electric and
gasoline cars in busy streets where
| frequent stops were necessary and traf-
fic regulations and the safety of ped
estrians had to be regulated.
| Few people realize how rapidly rub
| Der is ground off tires on heavy tour
! ing car of long wheel base by the fire.
quent releasing of the clutch, chang
| ing of gears. effort of stopping and
starting and the still more wicked
grinding consequent on turning sharp
+! ly to avoid or to circumvent street
cars and wagons. 1t Is the chief item
| in the years maintenance bill. A set
of tires that will stand ten thousand
miles of touring on average roads
will go to pieces in one thousand miles
of city work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-01

Gasoline and electric car1 do not
compete any more than business and
evening dIess do. Each - designed for
. diffensnx purpose, and far from be-
ing rivals. they are for the most part
allies. There are q lot Of people who
do not undorstand the essential dif-
ference between the two classes Of ve-
hicIes, nor do they understand the
qualities and adaptabilities Of each.
The electric is the city car par ex-
cellence AZ substitute for the tour
ing ear 1t IL lamentahle failure. Its
sphere Is bounded by the area OF the
paved streets. Nor is the too COM
mon idea that the scope Of the cleo
trio confined to women's use correct.
On the contrary, while 1t is the only
type Of motor vehicle a woman should
drive, because OF its simplicity, Its
lack of mechanical complications. and
above all, its cleanliness, yet its larger
field is In the every day service of the
business man.
Nowhere perhaps are the distinc-
lions between the gasoline and electric
car more clearly drawn than In Cleve-
land. Cleveland owns more electrics
than St. Louis, a city many times as
large; owns more of every type Of car
gasoline, steam and electric.
There are more than two thousand
electric pleasure vehicles among five
thousand owned there; a record,
think. Now nine-tenths of the men
who own those two thousand electrics
also own gasoline cars-usually high.
powered touring cars.
think 1t could be laid down as ar
axiom that an electric car is an econ
omy to any man owning touring Cal
worth 5000 or more. Such vehicle
Is quite as unsuitetd to city work a.
the electric is for country touring. Tt
drive car weighing one and one-hal1
or two tons through congested streets
stopping. starting. stacking pace ant
accelerating in order to weave a way
through the traffic; shifting gears
once or twice in every block length, is
to subject brakes, clutch, gears and
tires to the most severe stresses
1t shows up In the annual repair ant
replacement bills in manner that Is
appalling.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-01
City of Logansport Is Now
Said to Be Flooded
With Bad Coin.
WORKMANSHIP VERY POOR
SHOWERS OF THE "QUEER CUR.
RENCY" ARE CAUSING ALL
KINDS OF TROUBLE NOW IN
OLD cAsS COUNTY.

Logansport, Ind, July 31.-Logans-
port is flooded with counterfeit silver
dollars and the workmanship is so
poor the wonder is that the queer
showers have been able to circulate
the coin. Bad dollars have turned
up In banks, business houses and in
county ofnces. Some people are now
SO careful that they test them on
their teeth and It is no uncommon
sight to see man or woman biting
q dollar.
Trouble was narrowly averted when
q bank clerk remembered the dates
on two bad dollars which were
brought to him for examination by
Ray Malay, manager Of the Indiana
Loan company Malay several days
ago paid James w. Shinn. county
recorder, $11 in fees for cancelins
mortgages. The next morning when
Shinn counted the money he found
that one of the dollars given him by
Malay was a counterfeit dollar. He
called Malay, who then gave him a
good dollar. Malay took the coun-
terfeit to a bank and one OF the clerks
instantly pronounced it bad. The date
was 1901.
Angry Words Spoken.
Malay paid the county recorder
some more money In fees yesterday.
The money was accepted, but soon
Malay was asked to return to the Of
ice.
= ~
here any more I'll cause you trouble"
yelled the comfy recorder, glowering
at Malay and handing him a dollar.