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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

s. c. WHITE LEGHORNs--TO IM-y
y prove Your flock. buy some OF my
choice young cockerels; 81 and "
each; & bred from heavy layers. NNAi.i
As IN i. MICEIAELtl Aberdeen I'M d.
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HOUSE, AIANCHES-
stove; wired for 5electricity; new
range: stable; wood and poultry
4 houses flower house: $4,000. LA
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REMOVED,

FROM 603 EAST MAIN TO 5 NORTH
Y Seventh Street, near the new post
Office. c. B.HAYNE,S K. co n
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FOR8SALE IN GINTER Park SPLEN-1
\ did house OF eight rooms. attic and
I range: bordered by Shedge 4 shade and
fruit trees lot i 00x150 built by own =
er for home; price, $4,000 If sold
quick Address G. n 9, care Times
~ n
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H9elp Male at,b rfi,,are.

31vislt,rI5 r), a IlcNTs MALE AND pE;.
iiiale); greatest seller on eartil: In, !
q cral commission. Apply office iifIN-
"A ERAL. TILL,TY SALES AGENTS., 209
West Broad.
WANT ED. Iiv VERY 4 II OF s. * E ZIP Eit IN
tton ofat,e marvellous invention, til
Home Butter Merger; mcrges pint
34 Of milk Into pound Of butter, maxi
Ing two pounds wholesome, sweet
butter; don't fail TO see this won
: GENERAL u FILTHY SALITS AGEN-
CY. 200 w. Broad st. Phone Monroe
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SLIP COVERS.
WE CUT AND Make SLIP COVERS.
We have a nice line OF coverings on
hand to select from. Prompt atten-'
J2GoB uMLA slif. Phone ksashsIsa .
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S5lengthsS 'of8 time; sanitary Kennels;
M free range. lIOPKINSON, Ivy J Depot
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WANTED. COOKS. cIIAAfBf:RMAII1s s.
y mattresses, farnillands, drivers, but
lers, etc.. for Richmond and the
u North. Good wages. Tickets adj
& vnnced from Richmond to North.
MARTINS ENPLOYAIIINTf AGENCY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

OTTAG ~ STVEN MIN
HI III es, walk from railroad station;
near post office. school and stores;
Is Very cheap; direct from owner SlAd !.
dress MISS. care Times ID ispatch. HIls
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office. where hard work Is appre-
clated. Address b 81, care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
SLIP COVERS.

LARGE CARNATIONS. as CENTS PER
dozen. NJ. A. Witty. Phone Madi-
son 1891.
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Kfal Qr8tate 1Wu11trnI

II YOU HAVE MAN CHESTER REAL.
estate (tmproved or unimprovedJ for
l#ISuEHRMuND s. ROWL.ES.. Special,
lists; 7a9j Fast Main Street. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

FARMS AND TIMBER LAEDS-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farmas
+ and timber lands: best bargains ia
Virginia. i pay your railroad fare.
J. r. ELAN. Box les7. Charlottesville.
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GET. a LEGAL EDUCATION FOR n
cents a day.-For the purpose OF or
gambling class in law, limited
number in this city will get this
chance. so II you want TO study law
to become lawyls., or for business
purposes, now IL the tine 10 act.
Address LAW, care Times Dispatch.
- Richmond Va a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

II oAIE YARNS WANTED
4 for our Nortlle rn and West erns home-t
= see Sers. Slss Have ss you any to SELF
Ute ma IL BOW r g Van BI1AR-S
DIV IRGI IAi N TIT ION IN OCATINff}
d GilSNG Fond II Lac w Isl.
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WANTED, BY "A THOROUGHLY EX-
perienced time-keeper and pay roll
clerk, position where quick work Is
essential. Address a 20, care Times
fri
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LARGE. BRIGHT AND ATTRACTIVE
rooms for rent. with or Without
board. Reasonable rates. Refer
cncea required. 412 North Eighth
. Street. Phone Madison 1850.
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GOVERNMENT employees WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
achedule; ,paratt6n free. FRANK
a. LIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 263 NJ. 70.
oh aaferL NY aLs.f
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x goods Arm or gents furnishing store,
- by young man With some experience.
Address p 159, care Times Dispatch.
tENc;INEER TECHNICAL TRAINING
and six years 2eX crience IN surveys.
design and construction of high
ways and railways and n ighwnys#and
railway structures, daNres position.
best references. Addrtss a IS, care
Times. u iSpa tch 3{s
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&ituations glanteD, 5Nale.

EXrERIEScED S STENOGRAPafl 4
desires position; we'll educated. good
Sreferences; mention salary. n.
GEORGE. Drawer 565. Goldsboro.
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WANTED. TWENTY FIVE A WHITE
boys. II to16 years old: good wages:
ss hours york. !; apply = y. s;a5 A. Al Al
WORKS. HOSPITAL and Mill SITS.
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pnuItrp...per ann aine 6torh

WANTED, 10 SELL "a t'E,Y THOU
sand eve sheep NO. r. JUDGE.
Ashburn, Gu. ss 4 5sss5fj ~ .Sf48
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MoNIl LOANIlD ~ OIINYNNTORs no
Az RN, Capital .s Il, p roo n and. q IA. q S
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FARM AND SUBURBAN SALESMAN
wanted: must be Thoroughly familiar
with the West End AMI The court.ys
between Richmond and Ashland:
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VIRGINIA. M YANTEp:T ;WILI4
pay part cash /; bal noe In Wisconsin.
nttg5 Apply5sto w. H.
8mond 81 Va, M 81 IN 81 S3 5s I'm 4 S'5S
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WANTED, a F'IRST-CL BAKER
10 open 4 bakery: good stand. room
equipped with oven and baking out
tit TO be had on favorable terms. Ad-s
Z. dress Rox.11S,r Chariot sYilic. Va go
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WANTED. BOARDERS FOR LARGE,
desirable second story front room.
2o3 East Grace
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Legislative Committee Gives Gu,
Report Showing Record
and Future Plans. .

The report OF the Virginia Anti
Saloon Leagues Legislative commit
tee. submitted at the end OF tic 1910
session OF the General Assembly OF
Virginia was given out Yesterday ms
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WANTED. "A MALE STENOGRAPHER
!. who understands general office work.
Must be tactful and we'll educatcd;
s. permanent position. State expert.
ence and salary expected Apply y
E3486. care TImea. DiSpatcb 81
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EVERYTHING GOOD AT 5MUELLER's
New York Electric Bakery. First
class homemade bread, cakes and
pies specially. 4I0 West Broad st.
Phone Madison 1859.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
furniture repaired. polished and
packed: upholstering. etc. T.. N.
AKNALL 318 Brook Avenue. Phone
Madison ec77 f8l5eaEiif n
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Real estate for 5aIe

IS FEET, NORTH SIDE AIoNIIMEN,r
Avenue, $40 per foot: Opposite Eat
tie Abbey; will bring Sl40 In eigh-
teen months. Address Il. Q. Box G i /.
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Boaro QAauten.

VISITED. BOARD AND LARGE, fuRs
nished. cool room, for couple; home
comforts; private family or few
boarders; for reply state location.
Address f 134. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. 4 GOOD TIMER. RoOFER
5 and iue--naker. None but good
i one need apply. To begin work al
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BY LADY WITH EXPERT
ence, position as companion or nurse
70 Invalid or nervous patient: state
salary paid. Address Il 1ss. care
4 Times-Dlspatch.
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WANTED, a COST KE;2r Ell AND IN
spector; a man who has had expert
ence with Strengthening of iron. time
keeping and the handling OF men,:
ten (l0) hours day; about $40 per
month. With advancement: write.
fully regarding experience, age. etc,
10 u. q. W., care James q. Wilson
Mfg, Co. South Norfolk, Va
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WANTED. AFTER APRIL i, BOARD
ers for large front room; small room
adjoining II desired ao3 W. Grace.
THE LUI,AY," 4o3 e. MAIN. ROOMS.
:. and table board. Madison 1861.
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WANTED, LADIES n T'TsFFER THOSE
wllling to travelg Soath 1; good ioppor-
sss9tunity. Address a 3 n. caro- n ines
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WANTED. A KEG1sTEREp ASSIST
ant uha raclst; permanent position
for a good man. Address ..R., care
Petersburg Times-Dtspatch office. &
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w. r.. PURCELL. J r., CO., REAL 5IlS-
tate and Loans. Will move to 100
n North Eighth Street.
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NVANFED. 8 YIUNtf NAN TOR lNSGI..
ance Office; between ages II and 90;
one able to run typewriter pre-
ferred. Call 00b Mutual building.
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FOR SALE, ONE SftARt; or GUSTS
Fishing aand Hunting CLUB stock;
liberal terms. Address A 2b care
Times Dtspatcll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

WANTED. a REGISTERED OR REG.
istered assistant pharmacist. Address
TROTTER PHARMACY, Norfolk. Va.
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tThc Issue in thc Hill was CIcnr- Cut.
Objection was made that the enact
ment OF the measure would mean a n
effort to register and qualify I To- vote
every ignorant and venal man--wtlfte3
and black-in the State. This was
promptly met by a proposed amend
nent. limiting the vote on the qlies-
Ion to the \present electorate, should;
he election occur on or before Octo,
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Dflp QManttb, rsll,ale.

WANTED, a BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT
young lady toy learn long distance
isS telephone operating: good salary.
.tSa Nanchest err ssss.Tih
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FREF2 REAL ESTATE REGISTER; 200
select country homes. III. w. 5HILz
S4 LEARYS & co. CharlOttesYille VA
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3 Street Road; six miles from city:
three miles from Laurel House;
barn, well, orchard; win sell cheap !:
going toeleave the country. OSEPEI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
ABEL HELD RESPONSIBLE.
Report Of the coroner's Jury in Case of
Providence Councilman.

Providence, r. I, Aug. 49, Council.
man Napoleon D. Abel Of Woonsoeket
was held responsible for the death Of
James Mullarkey, who, with James
0'Rourke, was run down and killed by
an automobile in Lincoln on July is by
coroner E. H, Lincoln in his report fled
with the superior court yesterday The
decision Is the result Of an inquest Of
seven days. Coroner Lincoln states that
MulIarkey came to his death BY being
struck and knocked down by swiftly
moving automobile on the night Of July
10, driven BY Abel, while under the influ-
ence Of liquor. Both men were found ~
ing by the roadside the following morn
ing. 0'Rourlge was dead and Mullarkey
fatally injured. After the fact that
Abel's automobile was the one which ran
the men down became known. Abel dis
appeared and went to Canada. but re-
turned short time ago and was ar
rested in this city. barry Flynn.
Woonsocket bartender, who was with
Abel in the automobile at the time, was
also arrested and is awaiting trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
INSURGENTS SWEEP
ALL CALIFORNIA
Hiram Johnson, Machine Candidate,
Gets Nomination for Governor by
About $4,000 Plurality, APP
pently.

San Francisco, Aug. ls.--That cal-
forrfa Is inargsnt in It's Republican
politics was proved Tuesday beyond
question, when Hiram johnson, loading
exponent Of anti. machine doctrines,
swept the field in the direct primaries
winning his party's nomination for soy.
ernor BY plurality that viii border
on $4,000 when all returns arr in.
It Is asserted that johnson carried
with him to victory insurgent congress
men. For United states senator to sue
coed Frank P. Flint, an advisory vote
was recorded, and wilde the returns are
far from complete, John d. Works, run
rlng with the same backing a. that ae.
corded johnson, seems TO have tri-
umphcd.
The other state Offices also will be
flied BIZ men Of insurgent tendencies II
completed counts follow out the lines Of
the first returns.
Tho Democrats entered the primaries
with pesfect harmony as to their nonii.
nees. and Theodore Bell will make tha
fgglt against johnson for election
In tine Republican gssbernatoial fight.
around which the whole contesg centred,
johnson had an easy victory, his cIosssr
rival being Charles F. Curry. running
on the strength Of his own political ma.
chine. Alden Anderson, the regular, was
dissanced, not securing sin.
gle county.
The question now before tho voters
Of Tive state is the election f.self. Demo
cratic leaders are declaring supreme con.
fdence ii Bells ability to defeat John.
son, basing their predictions on the splits
in the Republican ranks. Bell and John
son have made Similar declaration Of
principles, and the battle will be one
Of personality largely, II the RepubH-
cans are able to harmonic before cleo.
ton day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
NEW FOOT
BALL RULES
Radical Changes Made in the
Game
FOUR PLAYING PERIODS
The Playing Tackle Entirely Eliminated
Interlocked Interference Is Forbid
den--Game viii Be Much
Safer.
FOUR PLAYING PERIODS

New York, Aug. ls.--After labor last.
ing nearly all summer. the football rules
committee yesterday made public the
rules which are % govern the game
during the season OF 1910. The changes
adopted are revolutionary in character
and calculated to minimize greatly the
danger of fatal accidents.
For onething, the time Of play is d.
vided into four periods Of fifteen min-
utcs duration instead Of two halves Of
IS minutes each. The usual intemis-
eiOn Of fifteen minutes Il maintained be-
tween the SECOND and third periods, but
an intermission Of three minutes only
Is allowed between the first and second
and third and fourth periods.
AT the beginning Of the second and
fourth periods the teams change goals,
but the down, the relative spot Of the
down, the possession Of ball and the
distance to be gained remain as they
were at the end Of the preceding period.
The flying tackle has been entirely
eliminated by the new rules, which pro-
vides that a player must have one foot
at least on the ground when lacking
an opponent.
The territory forward Of the line OF
sorimm0ge is adiudged neutral for a
distance Of 20 yards, pending the com.
pletion Of forward pass or kick A
forward pass is not allowed il the ball
crosses a line twenty yards in adavnce
of the spot where it was put in play
before touching the ground or a play.
er.
In case of kick, the players ON the
defense within the twenty yard zone
must not interfere with the ends, or
other players in any way, until their
opponents have advanced 20 yards be.
yond the line OF scrimmage.
Interlocked interference, that Is play
ers Of the side having the bail taking
told Of each other, or using their hands
CT arms TO grasp their teammates in
any way, is forbidden, and It is also
forbidden for any man on the side hav-
ing possession Of the ball to push OF
pun in any way the man running with
the balk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
sl.ooO FoR NEW cuss WORD.
Wall Street Man Short on 0aths-Lav.
ishes His Money.

Roanoke, Va, Aug. Walter George
Newman, the Wall street pIunger, gave
Roanoke jolt, when he arrived in
crippled automobile on his way to Sails
bury, Y. G., where he owns a gold mine
He offered $1,000 bill for new swear
word, and insisted on paying doubk
rates at hotel. He used negro valet
dressed as a minstrel, as trumpeter
instead Of employing an ordinary auts
horn. He had 500 bin changed into
nickeis and dimes at Buehanan's, near
here, and threw the coins from The rear
OF his ear to watch the scramble Of bow
and men for the windfall. Newman wsE
once a newsboy on the streets Of Rica.
mond He went West and punched cows
for a time, and then drifted to New
York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT RUN.
Declares He viii Not Allow the Use Of
His Name in GovernOrship.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. ls,-Ex.pres-
ident Roosevelt refused yesterday morn
ing to add anything to his statement Of
the day previous, relative to the refusal
OF the Republican state committee to
recommend him for the temporary
Craftsmanship Of the Saratoga state con-
vention
Col. Roosevelt made it clear that un-
der no circumstances would he allow the
use Of his name. to be presented to the
convention as candidate for the gov
ernorship nomination. Reports from the
California primaries which indicated that
the progressives under the leadership
Of Hiram johnson had won victory
were read BY Col. Roosevelt with much
interest
He spent an hour yesterday morning
debating magazine article. He said
ne had no intention OF making fight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
SIXTH PANEL APPROACHED.
venire Men Tell Of Efforts in Illinois
Bribery Case.

venire Men Tell Of Efforts in Illinois
Bribery Case.
Chicago, Aug. 49, When the sixth
panel Of yeniremen called in the case
Of Lee oNeil Browne reported yester-
day, nearly all. as was the case with
the fifth panel Tuesday, admitted that
they had been approached with ref
erence to their possible services as iu-
rors. Judge Kersten called counsel for
Browne into his chambers for consulta-
ton.
Tuesday Judge Kersten dismissed a
panel Of IL who had been subpoenaed for
the selection Of 4 jury. This action
came after several days endeayor to
get jury to try Browne, Democratic
minority leader Of the Illinois legisa-
ture, on charge Of giving Representa-
tive Charles A. White bride to vote
for William Lorimer for United States
senator
Judge Kersten pronounced the situa
tion "deplorable.7
The veniremen were Immediately tax
en- to the Office Of State Attorney Way
man, where Judge Kersten asked each
man by name if he had been called on
by anyone in connection with his posi-
bic services as a juror Nearly all an
swered in the affirmative.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
HORSE DISEASES
TrOubles q the RespiratOry Tract.


Roaring, High Blowing, Thick Wind,
Gruntng. Roaring Is chronic condi-
ton in breathing. caused by some sort
of obstruction to the respiratory tract;
polypi. thickened membrane, deformed
bones, paralysis Of the nostrii may cause
the condition called roaring, and paraly-
sis Of the muscles Of the larynx, this
last being the cause for most cases Of
roaring.
Sometimes nervous horses win snort
and make a blowing noise, when first
starting out, this being frequently the
result from checking or forced crampng
OF the neck in some manner
Chronic roaring shows no evidence Of
any disease Of the larynx, excepting q
wasting condition Of the muscles; when
roaring actually becomes confirmed, no
medicine viii be Of any use; but if the
trouble Is taken in hand early enough
much may be expected from proper
treatment A skilled veterinary may
operate successfully. Electricity may
be effective. Absorbent or blistering is
sometimes used.
TO demonstrate a case Of true roaring.
drive rapidly up hill with good load re-
curing more than ordinary exertion.
Some cases require more work than 9TH
ers to show the full characteristic sound
The breathing becomes rapid, nostrils
expanded and the horse Is almost suf-
located Never breed from a roarer. IL
seems transmittable.
Grunting does not always mean true
"roarer" Still such a horse i to be
looked upon with suspicion. OF course.
horse afflicted with pIeurisy, pneu-
monia, rheumatism, urinary and kidney
trouble, may grunt when suddenly
moved about or started up. but this cir
cumstance does not Indicate the "grunt-
err; work aim out by extra driving up
hill with a load, testing his wind for
signs of the roarer. OF course. you
would not try the sick horse for this
purpose.
Sometimes roaring is COMPOUNDED with
high blowing. The latter IS purely
nasal sound, netting like roaring, and
It is not Il disease, Just habit. They
seen stop nigh blowing if put to work.
Wasting is only another sound of the
roarer, although many horses affected
with sore throat or infamed larynx pro.
duce whistling sound when breathing.
but upon recovery this peculiar noise IN
breathing passes away. So, too. thick
wind is another name for roarers. or
else it is connected with heaves. while
horses too fat, pot bellied. from too
much hay feed, horses not exercised
enough, mares with foal, these an
breathe in manner to be STYLED thick
wind, but if the cause Ii removed the
breathing becomes normal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
ITCHING SCALP. vANISHES
Under the Magical Influence Of Partisan
Sage.

AZ rule, one application Of Partisan
Sage will stop the worst case Of itching
scalp and make the mead feel cool and
refreshed
Used as directed, this wonderful hair
tonic (which can now be obtained in
every town and city in Americal will
stop falling hair and dandrud in two
weeks, or money back Ask Red Cross
Pharmacy
Careful people who desire an immae-
ulately clean scalp and luxuriant hair
should not hesitate to try this wonder
fnl invigorator and hair beautiher, for
nothing ever compounded can compare
with 1t.
Get rid Of dandruf; stop your hair
from falling out; start to grow an album
dance Of luxuriant hair; make your hair
look lustrous, radiant and attractive.
Partisan Sage will do IL, and do i IN
al astonishingly short time. II Is not
sticky or greasy; ii is delicately per
fumed and In summer viii Immediately
drive away all the disagreeable odor
arising from perspiration
Large bottle only 50 cents al drug
gists everywhere and at Red Cross Phar.
macy. Mail orders filled, charges pre-.
pa'd BY Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, n. !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
wIDER'S SENTENCE DELAYED,
Grand jury Has Not Finished Inquiry
Into His Operations.

New York, Aug, ls--The sentence Of
Erwin ]. Wider, the cashier Of the
Eusso-Chinese bank, who was charged
with stealing $6s0,0OO worth of the con.
Germs securities, was not passed yes
terday BY Judge 0'Sulliyan. postpone.
ment for enc week having been secured
by Acting District Attorney Frank
Morse The grand jury has not finished
it, inquiry into his peculations, and
for thar reason, Mr.. Moss says, ae
asked for tie postponement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-18
WILL PROSECUTE BUREAU.
Humane Society Win Test Law Regard
ing vivisection.

Washington, Aug. ls.--Prosecution for
alleged viviseetion Of dogs by the bu.
reau Of animal industry Of the depart
ment of agriculture and several other
government bureaus here is threatened
BY the Washington Humane society.
The secretary OF the organization said
yesterday that evidence was being gath.
cred and that If the law which allews
yivisection for experimental purposes in
the district under the supervision Of rec
ognized medical colleges or scientific So
cieties was construed to embrace govern
ment institutions, an effort would be
made to have law passed prohibiting
yivisection in the district under any cir
cumstances.