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KIKE PERSONS DIE 11 FIDE St Johnsbury, Vt., Suffers Craat Loss of Life. . i* ? / Four-Klory lllock IJinncd ?o I tap Idly TIijiK Firemen Wfil'o *l|e||'?leNM to Have Imprisoned \'lc(itu?, 8t. Johnsbury, Vt "Nine liven were lost In the fire which <I?h1 roye.d tlto principal business building of thb (own. Two other persons were fatally burned, and two were taken to a hos pital Buffc rluk from i severe bul not dangeroun burnt). The property loss la out I mated a( $.'(0,000, partly cov ,'ered by Insurance. Of tlio nine par sons killed, two fell from tho upper Stories of i be building in an'ottempt to reach Hafely by mean? of rope*, while spveu wor? In u* ned to death, their bodies not being recovered un til several hours later. The list of dead follows: H. P. C/UHbftmn and Mrfl. P. 1), CuslfuValV and (heir child; L I,\ i ??ti Ing, forty years old, a laborer;. MIhh Jtose Massey ; Charles T. Kanlett, thlrly-ttv? years old, a printer; Ml?a May Sleeper; Charles Tanner, a painter; Mrn. Charles Tanner. Mrs. Jeannette Davla a:td Louis Pope, thirteen years old, nun of Mr, and Mrs. William Pope, were those fntally burned. The others lujnr<d are William Pop? and P.oy Smith, who will recover. The block, u four-story brlek build ing, was a combination of storey, offices, tenements and assembly hallH. It wa-,. owned bv .jho Citlzena' Saving^ pa n It. -The. lire i.i In l|. ved to have originated in a rest an rant In the base ineut. Though iho alarm was given on tho Instant and the firemen earno In with all speed, tho Inside of the four-story building was a furnnee before help arrived^ tin elevator well having furnished a flue 'hrcug'i which the flameti swop! ti> all ok the doors. When ll was He ii ? li :t I the hidden* would not roach, rope#, which were evidently In (he Ir.ilMin^ fur kiitIi an entergencj. wltc brought Into us \ W?)!nen apparently feared the nl tempi at descent, and ItanloM at tempted to come. d'/Wn. hand over hand, to rcach the top of the ladder, lie lost his balance ami fell to the tddowalk Ilia skull wan fracUnvd and he di. d ImtaMtly. Darling, the other m in, lost I. i.i grip and. fell in attempting lo gra-o the swinging l ope from a win I jw.- 111. Ho llv;.d only -a few la'r.ui- ?*. <J:\ I > I'!T VII I I N1 DK \1>. IJjrnc'.s Death liOMilti in Stopping 1 f (?nine liy A nil)' I ?' ? > :? l-'ivivnn, Wist roii.l. N. V I! ?? i!" A. lUrii", I - ft. r-ciil" J.n I nciinr. i isli'n of t he Arr.iy t -i 1 . t ! 1 ? I ? \ ? i ? , ? i i - 1 in [ tin1 l"i hos; A i.i. : i ? ' . . . ?.l :!i<> | loin i|i c!a. , l "... r:.f, *.ii.s-. 1 1< > : > : ? ? >\aa in 1 1 . i fTi? 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Vtorf f or . ml \vn;i?i.i V W'i.ler, of i liuiiHiisi Consisy, h)ih :? ulvuis ct tho | Juniata Colles<\ rf this city, wese run 1 down and lnst;u.i.> ksl'u 1 I Yonni; Wibiu s k."J> vr.s hurled over 2 00 feet. I Sugar Tin-' ( \ <1. AUorr.ry-(.? iii'; nl \Yi. k- s .>'..;usi ;.n- j nounced in N?-v York t'ii> thai thi- J Govornmoat \vo..M a; p. al fu.m tlir ! decision of lini;c-d S!al"s .lutl^e licit i acquitting Jicciiscd men in tin- Sni^utj Trust eases. t Drtnr.nd Kc Faliric*. Higher cotton pi ices and farther pdvances on cotton K<n?d*? ilct-.i eot re strict the demand fnr finished goo]?. Buyers are anxious to place os'Jers at BCllerB' jirice*. Skull Fwc(ttr?} In flnmc. In a toot ball game atKokomo, Ind., between tvama representing Kokomo and NobleavlUe, Ogle Seagravea, ot Kokomo, vrai fatally injured. He was kicked on the head and Buttered a concussion at the brain, suporlnduc. ing convulsions. The skull was frac * ? Tint Turbine Locomotive. The Xorih British Locomotive Com pany has Just completed and tested the first M-am turbine locomotive. - TJic aew engine tt pronounced a ?u? ces# in l^adoa? | y > . A Clean Man " OuUide cleunliocM ia le?a than hall the battle. A man may " aorub hirnaelf ? dozen tiuica u d?y, and *till be IJood hcu'fli mean# olcunlinesa not only outtidc, hut iuttide. It rneuua ? clcun fttumuch, clean bowel*, clean blood, a tltuit liver, und new, clean, healthy tibc.ui.-k. The inuo who ia clean in this way will look it und n<;t it, I Jo will woik with energy und think 1 clean, clear, healthy thouj(ii(?. He will never be troubled with liver, lung, itomteli or blood <'i?ordcra. Dyapcptdu und indirection originate In unclean atom* nehtt. Itlood di?eu?t>? arc found where there is unclean blood, (iououmptiun und bronchitiw iik uo unclcau lungs. Dr. Pierce's Golden Mcdical Discovery prcvcutn Ihcis It nmk?? a maa'i iiuidci clvaa rthI healthy. It clcuiis.(!i? ditfe?tiv? orl?u*i iiittkvi pur?t clean htooil, and ?I ran, healthy It reatoraa tono to the nervous ?yHteui, and eurcs nervous exhaustion and prostration. It contains no alcohol or hal>it-(orining drugs. Omttipntion U the most unclean iincleunliikebA. Dr. I'icrec'# Pleasant Pel* let* euro it. 1 hey never fir ipe. Fiuky to tuke us candy. Bright and Steady A bright and steady light depends upon th? construction of the lamp. . The best ?kiI1 has put forth Its best effort in perfecting the Kayo Lamp. A3 the air is fed to the flame ? so docs the light burn. The easy-flowing current of air through the air-tube of the Rayo Lamp secures a uniform light, with never a flicker or flare. The ideal family'lamp. Jlade of brass through out and beautifully nickeled."" The Rayo is a low-priced lamp, but you cannot get a better lamp at any pricc. Once a Rnyo user, always ono Every Dealer J*viy\yher?. II Not at Yourg, Write for Dcicupiive Circular to the Nearest A>;ciiey o I Iho HIE STANDARD OIL COMPANY < Inriu poritcd) Do You Feel Run Down ? If so, you nre an easy victim of disease. You can avoid danger if you build up your system with the natural strength-giver'? DR.D.JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE which hrlpq your bo;!/ do i'l own building lip. It jmtr.thf whnl'* .diges tive syst<ni in a perfect condition . Regulates t !:c stomach, imparts nrw vi;;or and health to the Lisucs. Y >ur I): Jj'fi. t ? it. 7 ifo il~ts, ^ Oi : tind 11c lluilrcad Economy Tilt' i'i <i!ii'iin | ? i: t ? ? ! Hi 1 1 lij'i'ii I in' Xcilliciii liuiimnd ui'l kiiinvn ji'inmi,' railroad men, ol I In- Klatirlii)'"! lu l t'!'s i'i tltr old! sii mii^ l!ni! " Kronuiuy is t ho i ? ?;? ? 1 (<? Wealth"' I lilt' I'lesiili ll1. .1. .1. I 1 1 1 1 . 'I'I. i' MolV i.-> li'lil in I hi' W ! lliat :t pun * ? 1 1 c* oi i aMuii when 1'reM drill I I'll \v;is IfuLiu- nVi'i' a j < ?#*!?? ? i'i' track in* ? found a new i . t : ! i ? ? ? a ? i spiliv. | ial.uivf it !o t he l?i>s in (!ar?:r oi lli.i' i stl-'rli d|' r: .a- 1 . htr i.aii'i'-'l it in hnii mill *aid: " Vnii 1 1! lint. !:t! Unite ctllf fill. Nullum: ti:a-l he \v;t-|ed. Pi-I?| up all .your spihr;. a-; voti ;? I ? .i ? . j -? \\ hv:'\i r'fiiii." n-pi ji'ii ti;f proiiipth . "I'.e I i en p.'t \ i n a man a salary i ? ?r t!:rir u-ar^ it. hunt I< r | lhat spile " Nownder I .ippiin el t ; Iler Sad Finish. "l>id \ * ? ?. I imi' kii'.w a ^irl to die l?l lt'Vl' 1 " ?'Vis." ? ' " 1 ?ul she jast fade nwav and die because some n an tlt?st' r* o*l her No ; slit' j'ts' tnnk in washing and worked herself t ?.> death Intnuso the man she loved married her." The in?t ' man haft** !i him.*. ? I > iV?'Ttr.' J SAVED . FROM AN OPERATION By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Louisville, Ky.? " Lydla E. Fink harn's Vegetable Compound haR cor tain 1 v done me a work! of good and I cannot praise it enough. I suffered f roml rregula ri t ies, dizziness, nervous ness. and a severe female trouble. I .ydia K.Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound has restored nio to no r feet health and kept me from the <?jH?rat itiir table. 1 will never bo without this medicine in the house."? Mrs. Sam'l Lke, 8f?23 Fourth St., Louisville, Ky. Another Operation Avoided. Adrian, Ga. ? "I suffered untold misery from female troubles, and my d<^tor said an operation was my only chance, and I dreaded it almost tw much as death. J,ydia E. Pinkham's I Vegetable Compound completely cured me without an operation. ? -LenaV. I Hxnky, R. F. D. 3. i Thirty years of unparalleled sue ' ?ess confirms the power of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to cure female disease*. The great vol ume of unsolicited testimony constant I j pouring In proves conclusively that Lya la E. Pinkham's Vegetablo Com pound Is a remarkable remedy for those distressing feminine ilia from which ?a many women suffer. Quo Ho Couldn't Answer. . There nro smiio h"_ral <|tiestion that i tv itws* < aniiot answer by a niinjdo \e, ?)?? mi, mi'i a browbeat inj? lawyer will sometimes (ajii* advaulayo of this fail.. One nt 1 1 1 is rials' was nnee de uiauilinv: that a witness answer a eer taiii 1 1 1 i t ?> I i in i either in the negative or a Minna I i e. 'M laiumt do it,'' sai ? 1 1 1 u ? witness. ' ' There are smiie (|uestioh.s thai can not he an>utre<l hy a 'yes' or a 4 !i< ? * as tiiiy one knows.'' "1 i!el\ yoii to i?i\e an example to the roni't," 1 1 1 ii i i < I < ? r< ?< ] I he lawyer. The retort, eaine in a (lash "Are you .still he.it 1 1 ??_; > our wife." A s'rkly i i 1 1 spread over the law yer's fare and he sal down. # >!:oij!i| In* snecessor do even hotter. I' rein h. So- 4ft- '09 (7-fo) f\mx &ma ac\s $ux\ly a/c\ v>vow\>% wx\V\c \)owt\s; cVeavxses V\xo sv(8\cw\ &JJctt\v\a\\y ; ass\s\? gxxu'xxxovcxcqxxxxxx^ Wb'xXxxiA eonsXx^oXxou \i?cmax\c\x\\y Tc ?e\v\'?> bcxxcjiaxaY tjjeas.d\xjvays\)xxy Wxe. 0 cwvixwo , " ^ANuwn^o'pnx th? <01 0 BY LEADING [/KUGGI3T5 50fABOTTU THE GUNNISON TUNNEL. Facts About Gigantic Project For Reclamation of Arid Lands. The I'ncotnpahgre project, as tho opening of tho Gimnison Tunnel, on the western slope of the Colorado Koekies, is known, will reclaim more than ]. -.0.000 acres of land, in the Uu tompahgre Yclley. Water from tho (iiinnisiin liiser is diverted through six-mile tunnel, under a 000-foot ? onnt.im, to make the reclamation I '< * ss i l le. "1* lie cost of constructing the tnnr.il ap.d the heces>arv canals was nearly .000,000. This valley has ! ecu demons! rated to he one of the greatest places in the world for the ra:sin*/ of fruit, as well .is le^s fancy crops. The work on this tunnel was 1 ogun in February, lOOo. and com I leted this \ oar. The carrying ca pacity of the Gunnison Tunnel is 1, ilOO cubic foot a second. The water is taken from the bottom of the Gun nison Kiver and goes through this concrete tunnel? a solid body nine feet high and ten and one-half feet wide. The rneoinpahgre Kiver bed is used tor the main tlmv of the wa j tcr fr.uu the Gunnison, and there are cast and we*t canals, watering both sulcs of the \ alley. These canals arc built along the extreme edges of tho mesas and thus will bring practical ly the entire arable area of the vallev under irrigation. The government also has secured the rights to exist ing ditches in the valley, ?o that prae t it ally the entire Uncompahgre sys tem .will bo under government con trol. Tho cost of the project xvill come out of the land reclaimed. It is estimated, that the cost of water rights under the Gunnison Tunnel will be about $35 an acre, which will be divided into ten payments, at tho will of the purchaser. Unlike most government projects, there will be very- little " homesteading" in tho j valiey, as most of the land was taken J up years ago. There is a small amount j of available land in the area reel aim - j od, but most of it. is owned privately. PARTY LOST IN DESERT. Tracks in Sand Tell Story of Vftia Battle With Thirst. Han Bernardino, Cal., October 23.- - T. H. Kellogg, a rancher, while ridin# across (he Mojave desert, in the ('ar* shoe Creek country, on Friday ,t came across the trucks of two teams. The wandering trails indicated to his ex perienced oye that the drivers of the team either were lost or did nol have control of mind left. He followed the trail* for some distance am] finally came ui>on a camp wagon and a bug gy, ami farther away a horse dying of thirst. ilere, evidently, was the starting point of a great tragedy.' Following the trail further, he dis covered the tracks of a man and a woman and three children, Uneven at times, retreating and wAvering in pujrposo, as though the travellers did not know which wuy to turn, the foot prints on the sand told of the search of wnicf ngninst n despcrntcly grow ing need, .* * Sometimes tho trail of one or tho other of the children disappeared, in dicating that the father or the mother had expended the last drop of energy in carrying their ilttle ones. Tho trail followed the bed of a dry creek for many miles and led off to that country from which few travellers return. Who the lost ones are is un known. Kellogg returned to civilization and searching parties were started out at once. IN CONSTANT TORTUItB. IIow a Severe Cuso of Kidney Disease Was Conquered. Mrs. Sherman Youngs, Schoharie, N. Y., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills saved my life after yearn TJf^Btiffortng that ran mo down to such a degree of weaknoBB that I could do no work> and tho pains I Buf fered would throw mo Into spasms. I was dizzy, worn nnd sleepless, my back ached terribly, I had rheumatism and was nervous and all unstrung. I thought I tried every known medicine, but It was not until I began using Doan's Kidney PUla that J began to get help. I hi o pnlns slowly disappeared, the kidney secretions cleared up and in a few weeks my strength returned bo that I could work about the house again. It Is three years since then and Doan's Kidney Pills have kept mo well." Itom?HfVUer the name? : Doan's. Bold by all dealers. 50 routs a box.' Fos ter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. y. The law arises from the fact. I. at in. 'or COIiRS and GRIP, Ki'OT ftTSSi a Impelled by Politeneas. J lie man, whose sense of politeness was not entirely calloused, , looked up 1 rom his seat in the crowded car at I he stout lady who swayed in front of him. l'inally ho struggled to his feet and ofTered her the place. The ?stout lady hesitated. "Before I tak? your seat," she said, "I want you k> assure me that you are yielding it in a cheerful frame of mind." "1 real ly can't do that, ma'am," the man hastily answered. "I am offering yon the place merely because I am *po J'!^..._...?n.(!.?with a sigh of relief he slipped back into the seat. In primitive times, the only places in T.ondon where the public could be entertained with food had been the cooks' shops'. The ifamous East Cheap, recalls the Argonaut, was n great thoroughfare, down which the stalls of the iTirtrhers alternated with those of the cooks. You chose a Joint at the flesh-market, and yoa carried It next door to be cooked for you by a certain hour. Tf you wished for wine, you must bring that with you, for the cooks sold no liquor, al. though they seem to have provided, as time went on, moro and more of tho natural accompaniments of meat, such as bread, vegetables, and pas try. Th'.s habit contlnuqd until woll luto the reign of Elizabeth. There are no small steps in great aft airs. ? Cardinal Do Kety. Eaten bread is>soon forgotten.? Irish. f So-45-'09 (7-fo) the difference Coffee Usually Moans Sickness but Postum Always Moons Health. Those who have nevor tried tho experiment of leaving off coffee and drinking Postum in Its place and In this way regaining health and happi ness can learn much from tho experi ence of others who have made the trial. . One who knows says: "I drank coffee for breakfast every morning until I had terrible attacks of indi gestion producing days of discomfort and nights of sleeplessness. I tried to give up the use of coffee entirely but found It hard to go from hot coffee to a glass of water. Then 1 tried Postum. It was good and tho effect was so ploasant that I soon learned to love it and have used It for several years. I Improved immediately after I loft off coffee and took on Postum and am now entirely cured of my indigestion and other troubles, all of which were due to coffee. I am now well and contented and all because I changed from coffee to Postum. "Tostum !? much easier to make' right every time than coffee for It Is so even and always reliable We never use coffee now in oar family. We use Postum and are always well." "There's a reason" and It Is proved by trial. Look In pkgs. (or a copy of tha famous little book, "The Road Ao WellvIlJ*" Brer read the. above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They tr?e, and fall of human interest. . / ? ' -jslps? ? Tf- - * ? <? - . A Handsome Dinner- Set Without Cost 89 Pieces of the finest semi-porcelain ware ; old I WUlow decoration, in rich dark blue, under the glaze. The net of Dishes coata you nothing because it represent# the I expenses and profits of the wholesaler, sales-agent and retailer aaved and 1 given to you with a |10.00 purchase of Larkin household supplies : Coffee, Teas, Spices, Extracts, Laundry and Toilet Soaps, etc., ? in all, 300 necessi ties to select from. <> Your Money Goes Twice As Far By LARKIN FACTORY-TO-FAMILY DEALING You obtain your money's worth, full retail value, in 1'roductn and again in a Premium. You can furniah your home and clothe yourself out of the same money you apend for Larkin houaehold-Biipnlies. Our Catalog illustrate* and describes over 1600 Premiums to choose from : Silverware, r Dishes, Carpet*, Furniture, Stores, etc., also Fall Stylf# in Women's Furs, Made -to -Order Suits, Coats, Walking-Skirts, etc. If you do not want > the Premiums, y^ can have their valuo in Products. ? To Illustrate J? For 910 00 you can havs 110.00 worth of larViln Products nnd b. N fir 1^0,00 Premium In our Catalog, Without the Preroi'im, for HOW), you can Q f., have t20.00 worth of Larkin Products. - Thirty D?y.' Frw Trtd? 5*ii^^u^,?Jiow55u' & , ^ .y f 20.00 worth el Products without a Premium on 1 hlrty J/ <y / Oers* free TrlaL Y?mi then pay u? $10.00, If setUfied. OtherwUo, ./.?V / we will remove the food* at our expense and refund the freight. jV / / , caargee. We guarantee satisfaction to every customer. vk?0"' / i Our Catalog Fry ? Send For A Copy a . / X l&i&ftt C*k ^r-&/Z// ? MANOHISl >S^lA ^ BOSTON. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA <C** CV ' & rn rsuuRGH, ceevelani> *n.i proIua.iix / Y v1 <c>v o1 * ' 0 ^ P UTN A M FADELE S S ? Y ? 1 Color more goods brighter and faitcr colors than any other ?lye. One 10c. package color* nl1 llOI? DIM <? CO., UMhiey > HhUMfrj Q*u dye any garment without ripping opart. Write for free boofclet? Uow toJNy^. Hit'uou and All x Colors. . ? 7 ~\T ' - Wit and Wisdom. To bo wiso is good cheer. ? French. The language of truth jut simple. ? German. "Fm tho mind tliul makes the body rich.1 ? Shakespeare. lie that is up is toasted; he that is down is kicked.? Qaelic. Ho conciliatory t and considerate if you hope to win conciliation and eon siderat ion.? Win f rid Ward. RASH ALL OVER BOY'S BODY. Awful, Crusted, Weeping Eczonm on Utile HiMTerer ? A Score of Treat ments Prove Dismal Failures ? Curo Achieved by Cutieurn. 4<My little boy liad an awful rash all over bik body and the doeto. said it was eczema. It Woa terrible and used to water awfully. Any place the water went it would fprm another sore and it would become crusted. A score cr more physicians failed utterly and dismally in their efforts to remove the trouble. Then I was told to use the Cuti cura Remedies. I got a cake of Cuticura Soap, a box of Cuticura Ointment and a bottle of Cuticura Resolvent, anf before we had used half the Resolvent I could a change in uini. In ? uout two months he was entirely well. George F. Lambert, 139 We?t Centre St., Mnhanoy City, Pa., Sept. 20 and Nov. 4, 1007." Potter Drug & Chenv. Corp., Sole Props, of Cuticura Remedies, liosto.i, Masa. Wouldn't Be Fair. "Why don't you try to drive that horse without profanity ? " remarked I he shocked parson. "It wouldn't do no good, " answer ed the canal boatman. "It ain't fair to the \>rse to ask it to start at i!s time o' life to learn a lot o' j>ol it o words. ' ' Money in Moving Pictures. "I am going to embark in some sort of business and want to know whether you think there is much money in moving pictures?" "There was l'dr tho fellow who moved a half dozen of ours, " said the flat dweller. "He charged us $10.'' MUNYON'8 EMINENT DOCTORS AT rVoi!R SERVICE FREE. Not a Penny to Pay For the Fullest Medical Examination. If you are In doubt aa to the causo of your disease mall ub a postal re questing amedical examination blank, which you will fill out and return to us. Our doctors will carefully diag nose your case, and If you can be cured you will be told so; If you can liot be cured you will be told so. You are not obligated to ub in any way; this advice is absolutely free; you are at liberty to take our advice or not as you see fit Send to-day for a medi cal examination blank, fill out and return to us as promptly as possible, and our eminent doctors will diagnose your case thoroughly absolutely free. Munyon's, R3d and Jefferson Sta., Philadelphia, Pn. The strongest things are in danger from the weakest. ? Addison. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma tion, allays pain, cur om wind ''olic.25c.a bottle. He hurts the good who spares the bad. ? Pope. Dr. Pierce's Pellets, Email, stigar coated, easy to take as candy, regulate and invig orate stomach, liver and bowels. Do not gripe. ' Tho moon is none the worse for the dog's barking at her. ? Irish.* Perrv Davis' Painkiller has no substt tuto. N'o other remedy is ho effective for rheumatism, lumbn^o or cold of any sort. Ilasty climbers hnve sudden falls. ? French. Allen's Lung Balsam, with its freedom from opium, is an ideal remedy for chib drcn. Mothers should keep it on hand. When we think of Ireland's woes, our hearts go pity Pat! ? November Lippincott 'a." Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lolion. Never fails. At druggists. He lives in fame that dies in^vir tue's cause.? Shakespeare. wr niADACHK ? nick** CAPUDINB Whather from Colds. Hest, Stomach or NerrOus Troubles. Cspudlae will relieve ytta. It's Mould -pleasant to take-acta lm medi ate! jr. Try It, 10o.. tie, and 60a *t drus sto f % I cures' rheumatism TO-STAY-CURED. I - Mhsnmarldo (ltnuld or tablets) remove* the cause and utoiH the pain V ovilcklv. An tnt III \WjP_MWR I which has cored thousands of had case*. Trial bottle tab eta tiy mall Mc. fiend eofp orje at a mpe., Booklet TRAPPERSJj JMtK' i tlx'tlt alvt'l . 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