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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
THE LICENSE PLACES.

Complete returns to the Free Press
from all save one Of Vermont's :46 cities
and towns on Tuesdays vote on license
give the above % as the places where
Hlloons may do business the coming year.
This number is two less than year ago
when q cities and towns voted yes"
The principal changes are St. Adams
c.y's going from dry to wet and Rutland
city from wet to dry. Caledonia s in
the past remains lily white region WITH
out license town and Windsor count: Is
solidly dry IA during the past year.
Orleans has single license town. west
more, where small majority won out.
baltimore in Windsor county did not
have single YES vote. all its seven being
no. The ajority In Hartford was l5s no.
In Addison county. Orwell and Ner-
Cennes vote yes with shoreham while
Hancock goes no.
In Chittenden county there are again
four license pla zee: Burlington. Colchester.
Shelburne and Villston. Richmond going
no by one vote with two blanks in the
box. williston was dry last year.
YES MAJORITY CUT DOWN.
Pennington county has Bennington and
Searsburgh in the yes column but loses
Pownal. The vote IN Bennington was
reduced to 1872 majority. Searsburgh went
yes :, MOI 8.
Essex county mas Canaan wet as
during the past year but East Haven
votes no. Canaan's vote was - to
65 and East IIaven's 5 to SO. Norton
went no, "a to 10.
IN Franklin county H1ghgate again
went for license while Fletcher takes
the place Of Bakersfield and St. AL
bans city that Of Swanton.
Isle La Motto is again Grand Isles
single license town.
MoRR1SvILLE GETS SALOONS.
In Lamoille county Stowe changes
from license to no license and Nor
ristown from dry 10 wet.
Eraintree remains license town
in Orange county but Corinth goes
no. The vote In Braintree was yes
IS. no -.
Rutland county has Ave license
places as compared with six the past
year. Brandon going no hv ia to 31+,
Rutland city followinf' suit as aforc
mentioned and Fair Haven voting yes
with the 1908 wet towns. Castleton.
Poultney, Wells and West Rutlan nd.
The vote in Rutland city was: Yes
1,2I1, no 1896. no majority rs; In
1908, yes majority 1c+.
Washington county loses It's saloon IN
Middlesex and Is solidly no license With
the exception OF Mortified which
changes columns with AliddlescX.
SOMERSET sOILDLY YES.
In windham county little Somerset
cces sol!diy for license with Ave yes
votes nd none no. Vernon Ia also license
W, faces difficult proposition AZ the
Law passed by the recent Legislature
crGh;bits a saloon within two miles o.
the state line. Vernon's saloon Is wei
within that distance OF the New Hanip
thire line and doubt reigns as to what II
- be done 1t may be case Of back Il
the woods, far from the busy marts o.
trade.
Mount Tabor in Rutland county Is
the only town missing in the Free Pres!
returns this morning. but 1t was nc
town the past year
A number OF county tables follow:
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JERICHO.

Moderator. z. u. Williams: clerk f. r.
Jordan: treasurer. f. r. Williams select
men. r. s. Ransom. ". J. Sweeney. y. II.
Fitzgerald: constable ana collector. +. G.
Pesse: listers. Thomas p. Leary, one wear,
G. H. Hayden. two years. 7. G. Morse,
three years: road commissioner. john
Schilhammer; town agent. r. G. Brown
auditors. L. A. Brown. A. P Bynston
Ira c. Morse; overseer OF the poor. F
p. Percival; grand Juror, q. Ton1linson
school Juror. l. c. Stevens. three years
library trustee. l.. F. Wilbur: trustee T.
$. deposit money. r. n. Williams; tax
10 cents on the dollar Of the grand list
The vote on license resulted: Yes Ii. nc
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CARPENTER IS ELECTED.
Mayor Of Rutland Keats Opponents by
Plurality OF So4.

Rutland. March :.-Mayor Henry O.
Carpenter. citizens candidate, was re-
elected here to-day by a plurality OF s04
defeating Frank F. Blanchard. Square
deal citizens" and George e. tndevfiil,
no license. The vote was Carpenter 1,5.1.
blanchard l,oI7. C'nderhll l5s, The city
voted no license for the hrst time IN four
years the vote he!ng no 1855. yes LII.
II was alleged that the city would have
gene dry last year had it not been for
dirty work in ward seven and either a
deputy sheriff or n clergyman represent
inE the Civic League was on duty N the
polls IN this ward all day. The result
was gain 81 III votes for no license
In this ward Frank l.. Clark was re-
elected consta Bile FOR the 14th year.
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WTI.y1sToE.

Moderator. Frank Talcott: clerk. ". n.
Barber; treasurer. G. r. Warren select
mon, c. n. Casweil. one year. n. r. Isham.
two years. Arthur Brown, three years
constable r. l.. Curtis: listers, r. s.
johnson. one year. II. N. Fav. two years.
Henry Lawrence. three wears: road com.
missioner Edward Burnett: town agent.
A. T. Bingham: auditors. ". r. Ferguson.
r. F. Brown. e. !. Wright: overseer Of
the poor. s. " Tiliey: grand Juror. G. !.
Wright; school director, F. r. Brown {:
library trustee. Frank Talcott: trustee
T. =. deposit money. A. l.. bingham: tax.
~ cents on the dollar Of the grand list.
The vote on license resulted: Yes 81.
no 49,
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RUNAWAY WIFE CAUGHT.
Antonio RaraM Of barre discovered
Her Living with Another Man.

Pittsburg. March ?-one OF the strang-
est elopements uncovered by the Pitts
burg police in some years came to light
here Yesterday, when Antonio Baraffi OF
Barre VT. found his wife aged 30, with
Emilio Guszerti. a likely looking young
Italian. who had been clerk in Baraftis
offices in Barre
Baraffi led Detectives shcvlin and An
cello into the house on Pennsylvania ave-
rue Yesterday morning where his wife,
two children and Guszertl were staying
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BARRE Is STILL DRY.
Vote on License ~ to s74-Town Va
Hi~enae Also.

Barre March The result o. the T.
cense vote in Barre puts the city again
IN the dry column by majority Of ~
The vote was yes e+I. no SI%. Barre town
vent no license by ~ ma jori,y.
Mayor John Robins was unanimously
elected here for the third time on citi-
zens ticket and the caucus nominees
were elected without opposition. George
+ Hoyt was re elected alderman in ward
three. James Even in ward ono and
Antonio Merossl in ward I'VE are the
rev aldermen.
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R.1CHMOND.-

Moderator. A. r. Stevens: clerk. Solomon
Greene: treasurer. NJ. y. Denck: select
men. G. r. BARLEY. one year. NJ j.
Gleason. two years. l.. A. Alger. three
years: constable. Michael Murphy: COL
Iector. ~ D. Demiek: listers g. A.
Edwards. ore year. G. N. McGsrEhan.
two years. r. G, Nichols. three years;
road commissioner. NJ o. Goodrich; town
agent. F. II. Shepardson auditors. F. g.
Nichols. r II. Shepardson. T. T., Stevens;
overseer Of the poor. !. y. Richa rdson
grand Juror. John J. Cannon. s. i,
Ton1,inson: school director. W. e. Fuller
three years: trustee -. 8. deposit money
F. r. Gillett: tax. 175 cents on the dollar
Of the grand list. The vote on license
resulted Yes 10f no 1o7. blank ?.
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see, OF poor. II. w. Ring; grand Jurors.
j. j. Monahan, Linus Slater; school d.
rector. c. r. Greene library trustee,
Mrs II. A. Ladd. FIVE years. Rev. G. c.
Adams. to fill out unexpired term Of
the Rev Ivan rhomas: trustee 4. q. de-
post money. c. w. Rice: cemetery COM
missioner. j. r. Doty: town tax, bb cents
en- a dollar Of the grand list License
vote: Yes 81, no 126
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Moderator. Daniel O'Brien clerk and
treasurer. Fl. n. Wheeler: selectmen.
Lincoln Merrihew, S. l.. Caswell. G. C.
Bliss; nrst constable. r. r. Lord; second.
NJ. l.. Ravlin: collector. r. f. Lord; list
ers, r. W. Butler. N. F.. Durfee. p. =.
Mills: road commissioner. c. r. White.
town agent. II. Fl. Wheeler: auditors. r.
C. IshAm. II. 6. Merrihew. J. sp!cer;
overseer Of tho poor. Thomas Ryan;
grand Juror. George H. Story; scho6l d.
rector, p. Cooney; trustee u 8. deposit
money, II. r. Wheeler; tax 1856 cents on
the dollar OF the grand list. The vote on
license resulted: Yes 80, no IN, Getec-
tive I.
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.....uOW....
COlOniSt Fares
PACIFIC COAST
March and April
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.

Our modern Tourist Cars are un.
squaled for comfort and convenience.
II will give Us pleasure to quote
rates to any point West and to send
our descriptive booklets on appiica-
ton. When writing give proposed
destination.
Round trip hrst class tickets on sale
oil the yeaf.
r. n. PERRY,
Dist. Pass. Agty Can. Fac. nv.
S63 Washinston st., Boston.
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SPECIAL TRAIN CARRIES
DOCTORS TO GRAND ISLE.

Grand Isle March a special train
late Tonight brought Drs. II. c. TinK-
ham and ]. +. wheeler from burlington
to attend Mrs BESSIE Gordon, wife Of
Edison Gordon. who has been suffering
from complication of troubles since
week ago Sunday. Mrs. Gordon is about
10 years old. The surgeons may decide 10
remove her to the hospital In burlington
to save her life. The special train awaits
their decision on tho siding here.
vERGENNES DRUG co.
Vergennes. March THE item which
appeared In the daily papers. yesterday,
telling OF the Incorporation o. the Yer
eennes Drug company and stating That
It was 1.-The drug store OF which MI
Warner, a member Of the State board
Of pharmacy. Is tho proprietor was
erroneous.
This corporation. OF which MI war
ner Is one % the incorporators, has apso-
lrtely no connection with the hTm or
William r. Warner & Co, druGs's's'
but Is corporation established solely
for the purpose Of manufacturing and
~romoting the sale 81 an asthma REM
Cdy, known as Azmola.
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sIrEI.BURNE.

Moderator. Or. J. G. Murphy: clerk. e.
n Russell: treasurer. 7. Deyett; select
men, r. Harrington one year. Ira VIII
lard two years. W. NJ. Palmer threA
years: nrst constable. G. NJ Roberts,
second. Daniel HALEY: collector. G. NJ.
Roberts listers. G. r. Blair one year
William Laprese two years. II. r. Good
ell three years; road commissioner. James
Cowan town agent. II. Harrington: all
ditors. n. c. Narcotic n. Towers, Allen
Pacon, G. ~. Roberts; overseer a. the
poor. G. NJ. Roberts: grand Juror. p. w.
Fiesonette. NJ r. Thompson; school d.
rector. b. G. Narcotic three years. IL
brary trustee. ]. p. Dubuc. Nve wears,
trustee T.. s. deposit money, 7. II. Dey-
ette cemetery commissioner, II. Har-
r!ngton: tax. ION cents on tire dollar OF
the grand list. The vote on license re-
suited: Yes l53. no 81.
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ESSEX.

Moderator. Guy W. Bailey. clerk. Az
Zen Martin; treasurer. c. w Rice: se.
itetmen, O. 8 Nichols NJ. e. Metealf.
George Gates; eonstables. Ira Bixhy. J.
II. Douglas: listers. O. J. Remington.
W, y. Nichols. F. W. Booth; road COM
missioner. William ORrien; town agent,
Allen Martin; auditors. Dewey L. Han
ley. William 8. Chaplin, Jay Leach; ever
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COURT HOUSE PROJECT
KILLED IN BENNINGTON,

bennington. March 1.-The referen'
dur, feature Of the act passed by
the recent Legislature providing for
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MILTON.

Moderator. George II. Swain; clerk. T..
r. HoIbrook: treasurer. X. II. Keenan,
seiectmen. C. T.. Osgood. Thomas shean
T.. T. Allen: listers, r. r. blake. G. A.
Phelps. A. p, Wood town agent. l.. D.
Latham; rand Juror, A. Wslston: school
director. J. E. Flynn; tax, 90 cents on
the dollar Of the grand list. The vote
on license resulted: Yes l2i. 10 IA.
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ST. GEORG r.

Moderator. NJ W. Hinsdaie; cler, and
treasurer, r. o. stoddard; selectrnen.
r. F. Forbes three years. Ira Chase two
years. +. o. Terrill one year: constable
and collector. N. r. Foster; listers. r..
o. stoddard. 8. Parker. Austin Peet;
road commissioner. l.. wellinger; town
agent r. O. Stoddard: auditors, S. E.
Hinsdaie. William Gray. Austin Peet;
everseer Of the poor and grand Juror.
NJ. ". Hinsdale: school director 3. -.
Hinedele; tax. 1o5 cents on the dollar OF
the grand list. The vote on license re-
suited: Yes :. no ~
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UNDER HILL.

Moderator. II. l.. Colgrove; clerk A. c.
Humphrey: treasurer. E. W Henry;
selectn,en. II. ]. Metcalf. Oliver Pap,neau,
John Brean; constable and collector. r.
r. NARROW: listers. J. T. Teddy. F. b.
Rawson, william Flynn; road commits.
sioner. william McCabe, John Kilpeck
town agent. II. J. Metcalr auditors, J..
T. Leddy. A. c. Humphrey. W. S. Wood.
run: overseer Of the poor, Lawrence
Easan; erand Juror, Allen Bicknell: school
director George Flynn: trustee u. 8.
deposit money, r.. W, Henry tax. lsS
cents on the dollar OF the grand list The
vote on license resulted: Yes n, no 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04

Chearest accident insuraNce--Dr.
Thomas F.clcctric oil stops the pain
ana heals the wound All druggists
sell II.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY TOWNS

TIC TOWN. tTtCtIOHH IN CH!ttprUtN cUCn'
~ Tuesday resulted as follows:
BOLTON.
Moderator, A. G.. Stevens; clerk, r. A.
Phillips; treasurer. r. A. Phillips: Sc
lectmen, A. II. streete<. John Fiddock.
John O'Bricn; constable and collector.
G. A. Pease: listers, William F'iddock.
one year, Edward Green two years. A.
Pierce. three years; road commissioner.
A. Vancor; azent. A. G. Stevens: audi
tors. A. G. Stevens. Edward Green. NJ.
stockwell; overseer Of the poor, G. A.
Pease; grand Juror, Edward Green:
school director. E. 3. York: trustee. l.,
s. deposit money. r. A. Phillips. tax,
2lF cents on the dollar Of the grand list.
The vote on license resulted: Yes -,
ne a.
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COLCHEsTER.

Moderator. Joseph w Lavisne: clerk.
G. G. Allard; treasurer, G. G. Allard;
selectmen. r. r. Carpenter, 3 years,
Arthur Manseau. 2 years, sidney Sny-
der, I year: constable. Louis MonReon
collector, Louis Monseon: listers Os-
car Sheppard. 3 years. J, r. Woleott. .
years. Louis Noneeon. year; road
commissioner, Norman d. Wright; town
agent. Joseph ". LAvigne: town audi.
tors. George r. Graves. Emile Blais.
c. H. shipman: overseer OF the poor.
George Sheppard grand Juror, d. r..
o'sullivan: trustee T.. s. deposit mon
ey. E. G. Allard tax, 60 cents on tho
dollar OF the grand list. The vote on
license resulted: Yes Az, no eel.
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CHARLOTTE.

Moderator. John n. Thcrp; clerk and
treasurer. w. w. Hisbee; seectmen. II.
A. Williams. r. II. Smith. NJ G.. Hill.
constable. A. D. Edgerton, F A. Ellison;
collector. A. D. Edgerton; listers p. A.
Lewis, c. L. Van I1iet, L.on Prindle;
read commissioner. r, r. Smith. II. Fl.
Claxton: town agent. ". J. Bradley;
auditors, Charles NJ. Bylngton. George
W. Prindle. r. A. Ellison; overseer Of
the poor. W. T. Bradley: grand juror
w. II. Boardman. c. l.. Van Viet
school director Scion A. Lewis: trustee
L. 8. deposit money, ". II. Mcneil
cemetery commissioner. ". H. Board
man. tax. 100 cents on the dollar ~ the
grand list. The vote on license result
ed: Yes Is, no ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04

OFFfCERss
CHARLES p. SMITH, President.
HENRY GREENE, vice-Presiden Mt.
r. w. WARD, Treasurer.
z. =. ISRAM, Assistant Treasurer.
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TRCS les:
c. p. Smith, willard Crane, Henry
Greene, J. l.. BarAtow. Henry Wells,
r. W. ward, 4 q. white more, r. W.
Perry. r. s. .sham.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04

BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK
INCORPORATED 1897
Has always paid the highest rate OF interest
allowed by law, which at the present
time is 4 PER CENT per annum.
Its assets Jan. 1, 1909, were $12 3OS, 9O6.94.
The number of depositors was 26,604.
All taxes I'm the State are paid by the bank
on deposits of $4,000 or less.
Deposits can be made or withdrawn by mail
Money loaned on legal security at lowest
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
Respectfully,
II. D. BOYER
SMYRNA, DEL.
SMYRNA, DEL.
HAY FOR SALE

Lot Of choice bailed hay and bailed straw.
Also hay by the ton lots, timothy or timothy
and clover mixed Can be purchased
either at stable in rear of my residence or
can be delivered from any of my farms.
Apply to
JOSEPH R.JEFFERS ON.
Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
KING GUSTAVUS
AS A STEVEDORE
Disguise Spends Day Carrying
Coal From a Lighter.

Stockholm, Dec. 6.-King Gustavus
on Saturday inaugurated a new depar-
ture for sovereigns. Disguised as a
stevedore, he spent most of the day
carrying sacks of coal from a lighter.
In an interview after it was all over,
the king said that this was only the
beginning. He intended to mix with all
classes of laborers, so that he might
ascertain their opinions and wishes.
Already, he added, he had obtained
many valuable hints from the men
with whom he worked.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
The Dixie TAKES
PRAIRIE'S MEN
Marines and Stores on Stranded
Cruiser Transferred.
TUGS WORKED IN Vain

The Dixie Sailed Monday For Some
Port In Central America Under
Sealed Orders-Ashes Of Two Exc
cuted Americans Scattered Along
Public Road.
Philadelphia. Dec. 6.-Marines and
stores from the mud-stuck cruiser
Rrairie we're transferred in midstream
to her sister transport the Dixie. The
ammunition and guns that had been
DISCHARGED from the Prairie to light
ers. in a vain effort to float the troop
ship. weer also put aboard the Dixie.
The Dixie sailed down the Delaware
Monday and will turn her nose toward
tempestuous Central America. Sealed
orders have been given the Dixie, but
it is not believed that the transport
is going direct to Nicaragua, but ratb-
er to some port in an adjoining repub
lie or in Panama. Rear Admiral W.
W. Kimball sailed with the Dixie.
It was a glad lot of marines that
was ferried over to the Dixie from
the marooned Prairie. Altogether,
there are $50 of them-750 sOreheads
during their involuntary impTisOn-
ment at hard labor. For two days the
marines had been chuting coal over to
lighters from the Prairie's bunkers.
Marines Transfer Cargo.
Even after the escape from the
Prairie relays of the marines, still in
their cOal-begrimed working clothes
were ordered to put the stores and am
munition aboard the Dixie 1t is enough
to get them all keyed up to the fight
ing pitch. If the tattered soldiers OF
Zelaya get into a ruction with these
particular marines, it will be abou
enough for Zelaya.
The Prairie is so far up on the mu(
bank that the Dixie was forced to keel
more than a quarter of a mile away.
Actually, it was discovered tina
launches drawing but two and a hal
feet scrape the mud on the bottom
half a cables length from the Prairie'
bow. The Prairie is 440 yards from
the nearest point in the channel. A
low tide there are but nine feet o
water at her bow. The transport
draught is twenty-three feet.
In the engine room Of the Prairie
is declared that the pilot rang TO
more speed just before the transpor
struck. With the help of the tide tn
boat was exceeding fifteen knots whe
she slid on the mud bank.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
AMERICANS WERE CREMATED
Bodies of Groce and Cannon Were
Burned and Ashes Scattered.

Bodies OF Groce and Cannon were
Burned and Ashes Scattered.
Mobile, Ala, Dec. 6.-Full confrma-
tion of the awful cremation of the
bodies of the two American citizens,
Leonard w. Groce and Leron Cannon,
has been received here by several
Nicaraguan families residing in this
city. This confirmation came in the
shape of letters, all of which ex-
pressed the greatest horror at the
fenSiahly brutal deed of Nicaraguans.
They said the execution took place on
the banks of the San Juan river with
in sight of FL Castillo. The bodies
burned. the ashes we're treated with
the greatest contumely. some of the
half breed soldiers even splitting into
them and saying words of contempt
for tie dirty American traitors"
L is claimed some one ordered the
ashes be swept along the public road
With the dust and other filth until
they could be swept into the San
Juan river. This was considered the
greatest indignity which could be
heaped upon them, and according tC
the letters it was done in the vilest
manner possible.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
Observation-Disclosures

The above is the name of German
chemical, which is one of the many
valuable ingredients of FOley's Kid
ney Remedy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mine is recognized by medical text
books and authorities as uric acid
solvent and antiseptic for the urine.
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon
as you notice any Irregularities and
avoid a serious malady. Sold by W.
R. Keys & Co., Clayton; all drug
gists, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
Aqed Man Lives with Broken Neck.


Considering his age, the recovery Of
George Morey. aged eighty-one years,
from a broken neck is regarded by
physicians as one of the most remark
able incidents of surgical history. Mo
rey is a farmer living near Norwalk.
o., and has been noted for his unusual
activity. A month ago he was thrown
against the side of his barn while
pushing a heavy wagon into the
structure. and his neck was broken at
the second and third vertebrae.
Morey has since been kept in a re-
clining position, with his head held
rigid. and his physicians announced
that the vertebrae are practically
mended and that Morey will be able
soon to go around as usual,
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08

Sufferers who say they have tried
everything without benefit are the
people we are looking for. We want
them to know from glad experience
that Ely's Cream Balm will conquer
Cold in the Head, Hay Fever, and
obstinate forms of Nasal Catarrh.
This remedy acts directly on the in
famed sensitive membranes. Cleans
ing, soothing and healing. One trial
will convince you of it's healing
power. Price SOC. All druggists,
or mailed by Ely Bros, Sc Warner
ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
LnOking Ones Best.

It's woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin eruptiOns,
sores and boils rob life Of joy. Listen! |!
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them; :;
makes the skin soft and velvety. 1t
glorifies the face. Cures Pimples,
Sore Eyes, Cold Sores, Cracked Lips,
Chapped Hands. Try it. Infallible
for Piles. 25c at Benton N. We'll
don's drug store, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
Stunp For Is Years.

by Indigestion's pangs-trying many
doctors and $4,000 worth of medi-
cine in vain, B. F. Ayscue, of Ingle-
ide, N. c., at last used DR.. King S
New Life Pills, and writes they
wholly cured him. They cure Con-
stipation, Billiousness, Sick Head
ache, Stomach, Liver, Kidney and
Bowel troubles. 25c at Benton N.
Weldon's drug store, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
As.... W -QC2

Every person II the United States
should have a sake Of s349S. if the
money in circulation on Dec. I were
evenly divided. This is based on the
treasury's estimate that the population
Of the United States is S9,524O0O.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
This Is Worth Remembering.

Whenever you have cough or cold,
Just remember that FOley's Honey
and Tar will cure it. Remember the
name, Foleys Honey and Tar, and
refuse substitutes. Sold by W. R..
Keys & Co., Clayton; all druggists,
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1909-12-08
Unknown Man Murdered and Robbed.

Canton, O., Dec. 6.-An unknown
we'll dressed man, evidently from Co
lumbus, O., was found murdered in a
shed at Second street and the Penn
svlvania railroad tracks. The mans
pockets were turned inside out, and
there was a gag in his mouth. Evi
IDENTIFY he had been dead since Friday