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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
NEW SETTLERS
IN NEW MEXICO
Records Show $4,000 Acres
Homesteaded During
Three Months.

Santa Fe. \. NJ, April 11.-That i'm
migration into New Mexico is still at
high tide is evident from the Santa Fe
land office report for the month of
March, this being one of five land dis
fricts Of the territory. More than $1S,-
600 were received for filing fees durin e
the month and the homestead entries
covered 5000 acres. During the past
quar:er $4,000 acres were hOmesteaded
and on $1,000 acres final entry was
made.
Applications for two big power prop
-ositions on the PenaSco river in Eddy
county hare been approved by terri
tOrial engineer Vernon L. Sullivan. One
is by VIII Benson. Of Artesia, for five
power stations on the river. requiring
flow Of 90 second feet. and which will
power stations on the river( requiring
the plants of $685. 900. The other is by
w p Turner, w. r. Kinney and w r.
Allison, of Roswel1 for 100 second
feet, to develop 1000 horse power, at
cost of $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
BIRTHDAY PARFY.IS
GIVEN At NnNrCDDx

Monterey, \. NJ. April 11-An en-
joyable party was given for the cbildra,
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Ieff
Sanders in honor of their little sons
birthday.
Among those present were: Edward
Sanders. William Prude, Murphy Kniebt
Jake Tom and Vernern HYDE. Arthur
and Elmer Goaks. Kermit Thomason
Lenard Douglas. Jennings GREY. vii,
liam Hunter and Thomas Bourne ana
Ruth and Mira Prude, Sophy Douglas
Edna Goaks, Helen Knight, Mary TiIev
Lillian Dale, Halle Briscoe. Ellen Oshy
Grace Monroe, Edith and Grace Long
Alice Ruby and Norma Grey. Anna re-
lah and Margret Lumbley. Nellie San
ders Nettie Johnson, Beulah Hvda
Dorothy Whortan, Christine WhaIan'
berg. Emma Hunter and Julia Bourna
Dr. J. r. Howell and George Hvd.
have returned from FL Paso
Mrs. J. H. Jackson visited with Mrs
Jeff Sanders today.
Misses LILLIAN Windows and Vera
Carter have gone to Mescalero to visit
with Miss Eloise Carol.
Mel Hism took took his brother and
brothers wife to the Bent mines TODAY in
the automobile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
PLANS TRIP BY AUTO
FROM ROSWELL TO MICHIGAN.
G.. VI. Bacon Purchases New Machine
High School Boys Contest for
w C. tt u. Medal.

Roswell. n. NJ, April lie. NJ. Bal
son, who brought his wife to Roswell
from Michigan last October. for the
benefit OF her health, will take her back
home in a new auto he has just bought.
she having recovered her health
Capt Frank B. Mccoy, of the United
States army. now stationed at Fort Win
gate. and adjutant general A S. Brookes.
commander of the New Mexico National
guard, inspected light battery A
w. N. Atkinson has bought of Mrs
f. a. Benis and her foster son. Harry
White. the six room bungalow on the
southwest corner of Third street and
Lea avenue. for $500.
Frank Miller. the young fireman who
had both legs cut off below the knee
nearly six weeks ago. in an accident
near South Spring. is new moving
around in a roller chair.
Mrs. Chas. de Bremond and little
daughter. Edith, have returned from a
visit of several weeks in St Louis &C
companied by Mrs. De Bremoad's moth
er. Mrs. s. G. Smith, for visit Of con-
siderable length
Tom Hall. James Williams, billiard
Wyatt and Cecil Bonney young men
from the Roswell high school, were the
contestants for W. c. T T. medal Of
phine Murray, Kenneth Brewster Cecil
lo), Miss Mason and Mrs. Mullane and
the Presbyterian male quartet gave a
musical program of vocal and instru-
mental numbers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS
FROM SOLOMONNILLE

SocImonville, Ariz., April 9--Dr- John
H Lacy has gone to Globe, Ariz-, to
engage in the practice of his profess
sion
Mrs Phi. Prudential entertained at
bridge.
The grand jury has returned an in
dictment against II. J. Clark and Rex
Starten on the charge of murder.
Judge Lewis and a number OF attor-
neys attended a musicale given at
Thatcher by the Thathcer choir .
Rev. Mr.. Reid has gone to Globe,
Ariz,s after a visit TO the Presbyterian
mission here.
Little George Rawlins came down
from Globe with his father to visit
here.
Mrs Chas w Parks is recovering
from Ia grippe, but is not able to be
out yet.
Ed Fitzgerald is down from Clifton
on jury duty.
Mrs E S Mashbir, of Stafford is visit
ing with relatives for few days. Mrs.
Mashbir has been III for some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
DANGFR IN DtLAY.
kidney Diseases Are Too dangerous
For Ell Paso People to Neglect.

The great danger Of kidney troubles
Is that they get a firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them Health Is
gradually undermined Backacne'
headache. nervousness. lameness, sore
ness, lunbago, urinary troubles drop
sy. diabetes and Bright's disease 1ol-
low In rnerciless succession Don neg
lect your kidneys Cure the kidneys
with the certain and safe remedy.
Doan's kidney Pills, which has cured
people right here IN FL Paso
l. A. Allen, 3O5 s. Kansas street. III
Paso. Texas, says: For some time L
was troubled by disorered kidneys,
these organs being affected by the ma
ture of nv work I suffered from pain
in the small Of my back and was caus-
ed much annoyance by irregular pas
sages of the kidney secretions. 1 finally
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and de-
Gliding TO try them, 1 procured a box
at Kelly & Pollard's drug store 1 be-
gun their use and soon noticed i'm
provenent in my condition. They fin
ally removed my trouble and there
has been no recurrence since"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
FARMINGTON MAY
GET NEW FACTORY
Colorado Interests Consider
ing Establishing Sugar
Industry.

Pennington, \. NJ April 11.-W. S.
Wallace, Of Grand Junction, is looking
over extensive interests west of Farm
ington with r. r. Davie, president of
the Grand Junction sugar factory, who
is associated with him here. Talk is re-
vived of the Mckinney interests
of Colorado Springs, establishing fac
tory here to be in operation by the time
the Southern Pacific is completed into
Pennington. No definite action has
been taken yet, but the sugar men are
given much encouragement by the talk
Of a factory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
MORE BUILDINGS
FOR THE CROFT
Forest Fire Near Mayhill
Soon Burns Itself Out.
Mayhill News Notes

Mayhill. n. NJ, April 1I.-North
Cloudcroft is still building up The
new building of Hendria, Knight &.
Give is under way and the CONNER
cial company is to build a new store.
A forest fire on the land owned by
Mrs Housier in James canyon. called
out, the rangers, as a high wind was
blowing at the time. but for want of
grass it soon burned itself out.
In the school board election G. r Mil
Ter and Fred Brantly were elected d.
rectors.
rs. T. c. Browning, who has been
quite sick, Is improving.
Farmers are getting ready to plant
corn.
J. D. Swope has returned from rho
flats where he has been on business
ISIS Nora Carr, of La Luz, is visit
ing friends here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
WEDDING SOLEMNEZED
At COLONIA DIAZ.

Colonia Diaz. Mexico. April lily
conius Patten, of Colonia Dublan, and
Miss Mary Rheims, of this place. were
married at the home of the brides par
enis. The ceremony was performed by
elder Andrew Anderson. They expect
TO make their home in Colonia Dub
Ian
The evening before the reception the
happy couple were surprised by their
friends with 4 tin shower, and many
tin articles useful in household fur
nishings were received.
The Sunday school is preparing a
program for May 5.
Z. w. Johnson has taken a contract
mas.
1t is feared tina. the fruit crop has
been injured by the late frosts
Mrs Dora Eomney is slowly improv-
iD9-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
EXPLOSION VICTIM
TAKEN TO DUBLAN
Injuries More Serious Than
at First Thought News
From Mormon Colonies.

Co1onia Dublan, Mexico April IL
James Young has brought his sSn VIII,
who was, injured in ar explosion at the
railroad construction camp. here. He
was wounded more seriously than was
thought. However. if no compiled ions
set in, it is thought that he will soon
De well again.
Mrs. Ella Carbon has not been well
for the past week, and her school
classes were dismissed.
Miss Ivy Hush, who has been i'll, is
some better.
1t is feared that little Vera Broen
has pneumonia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
GOOD FLOW OF WATER is
STRUCK IN MARIA WE'LL.

Maria. Texas. April Thames Pool,
who has been boring a well for A B.
Main. of Delaware. Ohio. in the Green
company pasture. struck an inexhaus-
tible flow of water at a depth OF 400
feet. The water rose 1I5 feet In the
well.
Ralph Maxwell. OF Ludwig. is here
visiting his sister.
Tom Mitchell is in Austin and San
Marcos for a short visit
oliver .Billingsley has returned from
a trip TO New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
Today's News of the Great Southwest
FL PAsO EXPLORERS FAIL To WREsT SECRET FROM
THE MYSTERIOUS CAVERN Of THE GRINN|NG SKELETON
VAUGHN, N. n, HAS
MOLE SHOWERS
New Settlers Continue to
Arrive There More
improvements Made.

Vaughn, n. NJ. April 1.-THE rain
at Vaughn has moistened the soil to q
considerable depth. and is making
everybody feel good.
W E. Mays has sold his flcat line
and is moving out to his claim, intend
ing TO give his whole attention this
year to the cultivation Of it.
Hodges & Kobe have been given the
contract 70 build two residences here.
]. E. Joiner has just completed the
cottage of Henry ROethal.
Dumas & McMuIIens have located
Walter Marshall on a claim.
Mrs J. S. Straughn, of Duran. visit
ed her brother. ]. Z. Jeffries, proprie-
tor of the Vaughn Mercantile COM
pany.
Frank c. Clark manage of the cold
storage plant, is slowly recovering.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
COLONIA JUAREZ COPLE
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

Colonia Juarez, Mexico. April 11-Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Romney celebrated
their birthday anniversaries, which
occurred on the same day, by entertain
ing abobut so of their friends and neigh
hors.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Farnsworth is improving.
jesse Rheims passed through here on
his way from Colonia Diaz to the noun
tains, where he will use his teams in
hauling lumber
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
RAIN FALLS AT BARSTOW;
RECEIYER DISCH ARGEIl

Barstow. Tex. April IA light rain
fell here and did much good TO the graz
ing lands.
L. D. Boxley. c. c. Dyer. Y. W. Frost
and Sam Wilks are in FL Paso attending
federal court.
The affairs of the Big Valley Irriga-
ton company have been satisfactorily
arranged and the receiver discharged
Col. Henry Lepp. of DeSoto, Mo-. also
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
PROHIBITION wAyEsIS
SWEEPING ALAMOGORDO

Alamogordo, y. NJ. April 1.-THE re-
fusal to pay the city license Of $4,000
and the closing the same by the owners
of Alamogordo's only saloon has been
followed by action from citizens.
petition is out an6 being circulated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11

]. l. Farley. of the same town, were
here
w L. Rockwell, Texas irrigation man
aeer of the United States experiment
station of agriculture. is in Barstow-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11

for signatures. asking the city trustees
TO refuse to allow the saloon license at
any sum-
Practically all the churches of the
town have taken steps along prohibi
ton or temperance lines, and most OF
the preachers have spoken from their
pulpits, on the subject
The "One saloon idea seemed a bar
to any prohibition wave, but the closing
of the saloon by will Of its own pro-
prietors rather than pay the $4,000. 90
tax, has awakened the anti-saloon ele-
ment of the town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11

We have moved to main floor of Nor
gan building, on Mesa avenue, next TO
Calisher's- Latta & Happier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
Routing the White plague.

Tie state u Iowa has hired preacher
far the past four yaarst Id nothing
but travel around ana tell the people
IL stay III home work little. cat plenty
81 raw eggs and not worry. IT has or.
ganiEed the most extensive acheer Up
system ever perfected II urges every
citizen Re- wear Tie smile @that won't
come ofF and q take na heed 81 posi-
Pc tomorrow Of suffering, misery and
aeath
Now and then this preacher takes a
flying trip t. other parts az the country.
Colorado New Mexico. Te1as and sim
ilariy fanlous health resorts Every
TINS he returns more Arsnly convinced
81 THE merit of the work IL IL carrying
on ana more eloquent III bis exhoTta-
lions to io little, breathe plenty II
fresh air and eat plenty III wholesome
food Last summer liz visited Colorado
Springs and III Pase and came face To
faee with tile hertie.eheeked eyiles from
home, who YEARLY asked him for the
Latest word from loved ones and dol0r-
ously eauahed their way down the street,
summed af I'D the native-horn.
Don't don't let them continue To come
Ont here l0r treatment and To die of
homesiekness, urged town after town.
TITS file separation from home and
loved ones THAT II killing them. rather
than DIG consumption lt's tie breaking
up IF established habits. tho tearing of
life Gull hy the very roots. thar Is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
Pres. Taft Orders Suits to Pre-.
vent Increase In Rates
TO ENJoIN THE ROADS
IS Middle West Lines That Propose
Higher Rates Wicker
sham Gets Chicago Is
Likely to See Skirmish.


Washington. June LA decision II a
yybite H,usa eon fssanos ,....t .,.,ia,. ,,,a,.n
VIZ 'etNstN the Pfssiient ana attorney
General Wiesevhem 70 institute az once
injunction proceedings. probably at 81.
To,is aeainat Is. Vs.tsrn q,r,eso $50.
1900, 49, ..-.t
si%'sen II p'vNrHv = ssHe'ei sees e
freight rates to-day preceded by but
half an hour the introduction Ia The
Sena Il ~ 4 resolution ~ Senator IL Eal.
letta aeOIaYina H ~ X fbe sense ~ tho,
bedv tbat saeh II iniunetion sbot,lo
n BROUGHT
Nsgo II a.. .natar. 4 ~ cban
bar Inew II fbs deejsioa sirs.d,. rase6s9
senator Crana IA ttaas,el,,,est.ts MIN
saw NV nrssi,lent n fhe cancellation n
fhs eorfs-s,,es ,g;th. 9s.. M. ovro,ss ss.c,.,
gas tbe RrSt ~ JAN ~ na1es N fs9
esni4ol
ssnsfor IA Fclletts vas nrsy.rtaa syor,
raline i snesst K, s,,n,drt N l,{s $50
nt;on ~ tba INSTRUMENTATION 81 ssastor
laisins e esll Az FIN sr,iiros3 mi 49,
in,,np5iaf IS eap.,d sratio,
Aitcgrsv. ,eneraI lg,c,osrslsm after
: M ana5,,s, tke stt+;.a "A tse rfssfai
sbstes ss7ra,s,,,.s eoYs,t baa d ssr,ss II I'M.
fersness tsitl, 80 tors an5 H wss ~.
sides tbat Ssrstnr es,rtss e Geo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
me Complete Critic.

ny an Old Academy Hand
OH I've a rich auntie named Tahlths
Brown,
Who hangs out down Deronshire way
And with All The most recent events 81
The town
She expects me to keep her IA fait
But I'm lazy; exertion and brushes
10 function don't % about
Istil ! manage q post che cid girl Up
to date
And describe EN- quite nicely, with
out
On pictures dear auutie especially dotes
So to meet now the needs az the case
I'm sending her Some academy notes
Though haven't bsea near to thf
place
Yet familiar with Burlington House and
Its lot
(which # sll that e matters e knowl
I ean safely attempt eonieeiural shot
AL SOME general points d tbe show
IA Landscape 81 Leader reposefpl, Il
tame.
With Its trees, 81 its hedges 81 eofss
Described by some soothing Areadian
name
And e8seope 81 Wyllie, If eourse
4 study s. Georgian costumes 81 Stone,
IS saraeat spee Mafa0is q Duke
BY Forbes hueaiieaI ard Jnan.
a group 81 nuaa ufeAias hy luke
AaeWhirter vale IN ths Highlands poT.
trays,
S. dear 20 tbs w. IF ths seoti
There's f. ne sails quot. which the
knowing ones pfsise
From fte BRITISH 81 lmpressionist scott
Then Shannon exhibits beautiful girl
IL iraperies flowing and free,
and Hemg i great n tbs swell and the
.of horribly hoisterous sea
Tly Wollen some soldiers II martial ar
By Laeas two portraits q least
lbs ciaNsen some fair Hamadsgada at
PLAY
AL idyll d pastures hy lasts
a vineyard bg Brangwgn With clusters
af VINES
Iieurian views bv III 4ha0gue
A FarqHharsau study ii ihrehes ard
pines,
Ana scheme ii warm iesh tints by
stsang
These works with the features afore-
sHia mbaed.
Arc perfectly safe To ha There's
] know il by instinct aud take en- as
viewed
While sitting Ct ease ii nv chair
And anutie 8eaf erednlauss simple old
tting
Inspired 81 the hints that drop
VIII knock EN- al De9onshire teafghts
this spring
With The latest Academy shop
London Truth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
THE
SIXTH WIDOW
BY M QUAD
Copyright. $50, BY Associated LIT
erary preaa
B. MQJAD

There were Eve widows IN the vi.
age Of Glen Head when the sixth ar.
Yived Her name was Tompkins.
There wss one widower In Glen
Head to Offset the i've widows. He
was Thomas Jerdon.
The good natured Tom Jordon helped
10 unload her furniture and wrestle
The bcdsteads and bureaus around He
bought llrae and whitewash brush
and hired a hoy to whitewash the cell
lar lie took 4 hoe himself aud cut
down the weeds il the front yard
The Widow Tompkins was thankful
and affahle. bat she held Mr. Joraon at
a distance. He had been teld an about
the husbands 81 the other widows
when they died. how they died aud
their very last words. He knew the
financial resources Of the house 10
cent. He even knew that one Of the
widows had q sore heel and that two
others hid corns. III bis fatherly way
he questioned the sixth widow, but be
was turned down at every point Eat
fled curiosity kept him thinking Of her
The more be thought Of her the more
Be wondered # Providence hadn't sent
Mrs Iompkins along to become Mrs
Jord0n ID menfh Or 50 be decided
that 1t was So See hoW easy It was!
See how these Owe widows had neg
Aected logic for years and years.
The Widow Tompkins sized Mt. Jor-
don up for q fatharly mau and good
fellow. but logic came ID here again.
Fatherly men and good fellows are
slower than m0lasses in January about
getting around to propose marriage II
things are left % their natural course
She i've other widows hadn't figured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
WOMEN AND TROUSERS.
Thoughts Suggested ~ the Recent Deci
sion Rendered in Kansas.

Sion RENDERED - hsnsas.
Wasn Kansas woman addressed !
ts44 VI .s 4...s. ,ra4 II 49,
Stafe asking hin Il tAsfe Nas any ieA
lfafbaling lier wearing trousers the mHi.
fer eaased eoH iaerable comment. Tie
woman uas plain. sensible person Whe
worked hafa IL saapaft herseIf ANA eAil.
afen 81 4 small firm. and III tins m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
The Travesty d the AInshouse

James 0ppenheim. writing IL the June
American Magazine about tie terrible
condition II Tia almshouses ii the state
of New York. Says
What Ii AZ almshonse One would
naturally suppose It to " the last refugs
of the Old men and women too weak
to work alone ii tie world, homeless,
friendless, penniless Cine would expect
10 and the aimshonsa full 0f gentle
old people, near death. Such people ara
|in THE almshouse. They have erept there
to die. There they wind TIP their ob.
seare lives, their humble destinies.
These ara the lonely and lowly tragedies
of our packed world But they are not
alone with enc another. | jotted down
tile following list from the Oneida eoun-
tY alHnsh0use register;
cold blind feeble minded incorporate,
sick, cripple epileptic, vagrants lame,
pregnant
They are mixed In with one another.
The decent old. whose only crime N
Ola age and misfortune, are helded in
with unspeakahle creatures. Imagine
sleeping I'll 1 d0rmitofy with babbling
idiots With ierlsg epilepticss with har-
denad vicious criminals, and with con.
slImptiyes. Imagine spending the day
and eating ONES meals with this strange
company Such conditions. To IA out
slider, are inhuman. indecent and intol-
efable.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
rhe Qua.tIon b eaIIag. TraLaIalIIe..


"a fraternity Il a large secret society,
with branches called chapters 20 Ya-
rious colleges, says Woman's Home
Companion for june. Tla fraternities
flourish most con pieu1nsiy III che co.
educational Institutions Here The girls,
spHfred BIZ The presence 81 men. MOI
only initiate ter society organizations
but find ii them i substitute for this
class loyalty and dotmiimg eoMraaeship
which ere So prominent In tlle colleges
for girls alone
II Is on just such consideration
The opportunities for social life and for
cultivation of college spirit that the
adherehts Of all secret societies base
their argument The girls IL such a
club get 20 know each ether very we'll
II they have house, o. even hired
rooms, to entertain hi, they give pleas
ant little parties, which are enjoyed by
outside friends we'll e. by their fell
low members The fraternity gives q
girl much social training Chat she might
otherwise miss Moreover, knowing her
fellow. members a. she does and being
ia the ayoWpd relation Of sister to
them an she Il liable 70 receive much
greater and doubtless grateful admoni.
tion from The older and more fepOn-
sibe ones whenever her manners Of NOR
als seem 70 need it The societies IN
tend to select only mice girls, bist
even these can he made nicer some.
times And 10 the appalling event Of
mistake IN selection, me fact that All
unpleasant traits Of the had bargain re.
fleet upon thc secietcy a. wholv Is
powerful incentive toward the enforce
ment 81 correct behavior
"0n the other hand, ali literary or execu-
utive ability or social charm Sheds hon.
81 upon the society and s fostered ae-
cofdingly ! have seen freabish hoidsns
develop into well .mannered women with
much TO commend tllsm besides The fact
that they were stars in English which
was the ground for their selection By
certain societies wishing to shine n the
eyes Of the faculty These girls might
have developed sweeiiy II any event,
Bat ID the particular cases have ID
mind the seeieety certainly did q great
deal and il would 81 unfair II refuse
Il the credit because it does not deserve
the whole credit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
Magazine Repeu
Trolley Tripping.

According to an interesting article IN
Suburban Life for june trolley tripping
u growing n faYar Is means Of spend
ing TIE Eaeati0n and offers IN 0pportun-
itg oi seeing new sections ct The country
a small expense 4 trip from New
York II Boston 5 favnrite one. hut
Pennsylvania. NeW York and tie middle
states offer equally satisfactory trips. In
deed the nterHTban service III Ohio and
some Of tile other middle states is re-
markable the cars being heavy r6oniy,
comfortable, and running AZ i high rate
Of speed An innovation i the intro
QUESTION 0f sleepineseafs 81 some Of the
reads Starting from Cleveland and 90
ing west one may spend a very salts
factory vacation travelling by trolley
and stopping al the small towns when.
ever tie fancy dictates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
Harmfnl Medicines

cannot BE sold hy any druggist ii Amers
lea to-day. except under penalty Of the
law This i what the pure food and
drugs law has accomplished for the peo-
ple Such standard preparations how
ever. al Lydia n Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound, which for thirty years hats
stood the test 81 time and complies with
all conditions Of this law, win continue
TO be sold BIZ every reputable druggist
Jill The land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01

Routes for horse omnIDuses Ii Lon
don ere usually not more than seven
miles long but motor bus routes are
as much as seventeen.
THERE are shout 10000 OIL produc-
Ing wells il the United States repre-
seutfng directly aud Indirectly an out
lay Of about s79o00000o.
Jewels 10 the value Of $4,000 oo.
All seized h the Yildlz kiesk when
Abdul f1amid was depased Is sultan
of Turkey. have been delivered 10 q
Parts ieweler % sell
The helghtenlng Of the Aasuan dHm
Il expected 70 occupy SIX years n Ell
md t. increase the annual value of the
Egyntiau cotton crop hy between S15,-
oeooo9 and SIC. 100000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01

work farm. she certainly Is entitled To
assume the livery & the head Of the
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