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THIS BO ISLINGTON B'ttEE PRESS; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l,l0. Tuttlc's Elixir r)ii.ililt100(,(Trr1fvli;oocl fof fill we to cute, ihf n cute Is pfmlblf , ny (Heofst lint, dull, colic, tbrmli, etc "Vatorlnary tirrtne," the tioef rnio'l Infallible tutde. V.tued every where. A copy ir.alleil free. Willi fot It. Tunic's Elixir Co., 37Barly St.. Botton, Met. ClWl'US HRAM'11 S3 61 Uattie, tltieat. Miiuirul. Uut DROPS DEAD IN CONCORD. Charles V. Jlnrrny, Xnllvc of lltirlliii; lti. Mtociimhi to II curl 1'iilltirr. Wold was received in this city I'rl il.iv of the (loath In Cci;ord, X, II.. li'O Thursday evonintr, of Charles W. Murr.iv, ii native of ihls city, The ilcnth wns mil. don, tlm culls" wns heart Inlltire. Ho In I rntnplulned for mine cluyn, but. had hopl n until h.s work ns tismil. Ills donlli ou ciiiTc.l at n short distance from his home, Mr Mm ray wns Horn In this rliy about ?.i years afro, At ono tllno he wits oou iio 'oil with the telephone oxohniiRe In this city titor he was enR-affod In business In I'oston. l''or the prist several years ho hnt'i resided In Concord and m 1 lio limp if his death was an electrical inspector fur t l.o Now Kmtlnnd L'ndorwriter.V nrsocla tlon. Mr, Murray ivni unmarried and In siir v rd by two bullhorn, IVank U and John n. Murray of this nlty. Tho runialmi nrrlvod In lliln city Saturday ami tho ftmoral wits held from Si. Maty'd Cathedral al three o'clock Sunday after noon. a f5t7An..Mi:i:u fimu von iii.ns. itchliip, rtllnd, rtloedlnir, I'rotrudltiB rilo.s. Druirrlsts are authorized to re fund mmifv If V.V.O OINTMENT falls, to euro In t) to II dais. 50e. TO LOS ANGELES. H lltirllii;lmilaiis to Spend Some Tlmp In Thus Cliy. Six Kitrlinjrlonimis will spend tho waiter 1r l.os Anirelos, Cul.. and ono of thorn v. d m.'ikp that city his homo In thr future Lucius .Tones, Hon of ,1. W, Jones, loft Krhlay for Chk.ino on rotito for California Mr. and Mr. Frank I.. Thomas arid Arthur M.iri.n loft tho i My for Chicago yo-Uenlay. Thoro Iboy will Join Mr. Jones and tho. party v.Ml then pro.-erd to T,os Anirplns. Mr. Jones will .loin his brothor, Edward, who ! attending n modlenl rnlleprc In Uinl (My, and remain for an Indelltilto period of tlmp. Mr. and Mrs. 'lliom.is and Mr. Mcrtln will spend ho winter tMore, llernard and Kthel HodPtrs, children of Mrs Ella I lodges Vildman lull for l.n.s Alipoles Monday nlnht. Mr. JIr.dRr.! has position with the Pneillo Itock company In that "'ly and will to Tnalti there, while his sister will retuir U this city after ft fovpral months' M-iy A-itli him. WOMAN'S ALLIANCE. An mini Meeting of I.ndles' Omitni.n llon of the I'nllnriiin Clnirpli. Tho i.nnual meeting of tho 'Woman's Alliance of the Tnltarian Church war, held Thursday a f tot noon In U10 church parlors and officers were olpetod for the ens'ilnpr year. II was found that n most sucossful year had boon passed and m Kb woil work at compllslicd. Tho sum of was voted to aid the dls trit t nurse. t20 for tho Uonvo for AKPd Vrinui S20 for tho Homo lor Fricnd liss Women and ?20 for tho llumano ocpt.. . The following officers woio elected: IMrrldent Airs. A. K. lllehardson. Viet -president Mrs. Jool II. tlatea. Set rotary Mrs. C. 1 1. Ordway. Treasurer Mrs. A. O. AVhitlemore. Uxo titivo commlttoo Mrs. V. U. llowt, Mrs. Frederick flay. ( ito.xT.iin.v iKAnii:i.. Atlcl'jr Itcney and D no Honiara, two Cm .ulinn lioatmen, who came to this city nn .1 boat load of lumber from Canada, liecame outfaced In a quarrel Thursday and wore arrested. When arralKned liefore Justice F. 13. Webs-trr ihoy both plended pullty to bo ItiK Intoic.catcd and worn fined $." and cos'.s of $C.T0 each. Their fines and coats wero promptly paid, Jtenpy counting Ills out from a Ions green roll contaliihig $3M and inoic. AUVEIITISKI) I.ETTEftS. I.lst of unclaimed letters in the Burling ton postofllcp. for the week ending Oc tober 23. WOMEN'S LIST. Sister M. Anrtela, Mrs. Kato Bellows, Derthn. Cook, Mrs. OeorKe E. Clark, Jen nie CamiJ)ll, Mrs. Mabel Cox, Mrs. Omor Charlotte. Uzzle Durveux, Mrs. AV. J. Klynn, Mde. Gilberd, Mis. M. A. Holden, Elizabeth Jackson, Miss Mary John mn, Mr. and Mrs, N. Johnson, M-rs. flnra Iteardon, Mrs. Irvlnt? lUiodos, Mrs. J. Spauldlng, Mrs. F. milh, SIi'-s 1. A. Kutuer, Mrs. Mary "Watson. MEN'S LIST. Napollou Arsenaull, M. V. Alleji, t'luirleb Areand, Nnzalro Dedard, W. A. Iluell, l")r. J. H. M. F.ollrose, Arthur Ji'iu, Ezra Clark, Hulsoy Ca.lklns, James Cornel, Itoland Clough, E. W, DliiKman, I'.ev. C It. 13. Dodge, Harold Emerson, Shelly 15. Ford, Adolph Fubrl-i-'us, Henry Garrotseo, Dr. O. Jones, 3. Jj. Kimball, Alex McPherson, Arthur Moron, Fy. G. IMIerson, C. Fanvell, Star Crayon Co., Louis J. it. Soqud, 'WJUia.Tn Sherman. U. Woodbury, Andrew Wobr, Htnrj Jf, Wllllard. WINOOSRI LIST. .7. C Audet, Frederick IJoslleie, A. llnmelle, Mrs. L")ulbo droit, McCorlno Cllman, Fred IaCass, CD. Albina Iavall, Ohio Laturo, Dellplwi Mullhot, Stejiheu J'niiMJii, Cabrolla Wilson, Golden Wheel er, Mrs. M. r. Winn. fk Skin of beauty is a Joy Forever. D R. T. Felix Gouraud's Oriental Croom or Magloal Booutiflor. Vi n u A Remove Tnn, rimplos, rtcUes, ilu'.h Patclie?, Hiili, unil hkla Ulneane'i, e-?..3 1". everj uiviiu.il ues utjieciion, it bai 8too4 the test of CT years, nud 1 to h&nolesi uf taMolt totcRurel; 1m frtperly made. Accept DocojLter elt vt Blmllnr jiamf. Dr. L, A. Harre f&M to a )iy of tin hftut ton (a intiDt)t Ai you latilej will u? tlifm. I reeoairniud linurnuiPii Orenin' at the itX b&rmfjl rt all tlio rktn riropamtlons " Vor ele ty all dniylRti boo fancy Muocn li aleji In the Ucltcil Bfatefl, Canada aod Euro FEED. T. HOPKINS, Prop, 37 Great Janu Street. Hew York. BOOK BINDING AND PRINTING. Jt will cost you nothing to yet prices and wo huvo been able to gain anil satisfy ko many good custoinnifi that wo i'eel Mire, tliat ymi also will find our print shop and bindery nblf to .servo yon to your complete satisfaction . thc ruff: i"'F!s ihi.ti.vi. i;o. ui llnctn.t Vt. A, THE CHANGING SENATE Several 'New Members to Bo Elected, Tito llepiilillenn MnJorKy, However, ."Sol Ukely iu lie ltoiliicetl Aliccr ltellri-st .Setvrnl AHer Ills Seat 1)fiew 3lny ltclKn, Theio Is not the sllglite.it possibility of this fall's election matetlally reduclnif tho republican majority In tho Fnlted State? Senate, but It will not bo a mirprlso If the persortvl of tho body ii considerably eluuigetl, says tho AVaHlilmctnn correspon dent of tho lloston Trunscrlpt. The ."0 son-iturs whoso terms will expire the third of next March aro Itussell A. Alger of Michigan, ,r, Frank Alloc of Del.i ware. Augustus O, llaeon of Oeorjrla, Joseph W. lialley of 'J'i :!, J. W. llenson of Kansas, Jnmos II. Hairy of Arkansas, Joseph C. K. lilaclihtitii of Kentlickv, Hrivy 13. Hurnha.111 of Now Hnnipslilir, KiUvard '5'. Ciirman of Teniiesoo, Wil liam A. Clark of Montana, W. Murray Cr.ino of MasviohUfptts, Slielby M. f'tll lem of Illinois, Jonathtui . Dollivcr of Iowa, John F. Drydon of Now Jcrsov, Fred T. Dubois of Idaho, Stephen II, K' 1:1ns of West Virginia, Murphy J. Foster of Oiuicitinii, William I. Fro of Mn'rr;, ItobpTt J. Gamblo of Poulh lakota, Jolui M. Oeaiin of OiOfnin, Anselm J. Mc l.aurin of Mississippi, Thomns R. Martin of Virginia, Joseph II, Millard of Nebraska, John T. Morgan of Alabama, ICuutn Nelson of Minnesota, Thomas N F.itterson of Colorado, Furnlfold M. Sim mons of North Carolliji, llonjamln )'.. Tillmon of South Carollnn, Francis H. Warren of AVyomlng and George I. Wcl inort' of Ithodo Island. Getieral Alger is not a candld.no for ro olerMon. lie so aiinottnced sevor.J months ago and f e or s.x nidi aro after tho s"at. Kvon after the legislature Is chosen ii will not bo pos.Mblo to pick tho winner with so nrany candidates in the race. Mr. Alger retires on account of advanced ago ii ml poor health. There is nothing iu tho Michigan situation nt this titno lo Indlcato oilier than that his successor will he ti re publican. J. Frank AUfo will probably come back from Delaware. His wing of tho party the anti-Atldicks faction Is now In control and It does not look as if Add'icks could lcgaln his lost ground between now and 'ho date of tho sit utorinl election. IP.t Delaware polities is so uncortulu that it Is never safe to predict what will happen. Senator Bacon, who Is ono of tho ablest men the South has in public life, will not iruet with any opposition. t'ntil recently things looked bright for Senator lialley of Texas. At his request his name wint on the ballot at tho recent Slate primary and ho ias almost unani mously Indorsed for re-election. Hut iinco that votu was taken charges connecting the senator with the Standard Oil com pany as an attorney have lieen mnde, nixl public sentiment in Texas has been chang ing. T'.opresentativo Texnns who aro heie aro not certain what may happen when Ihe Legislature meets In .Tnr.uary. lialley li.ii. passed through ono legislative investi gation as a result of tho charge that he received a largo fee for corporation ser vice, and hu may have to pass through aiiot hf before tho IiOgislature Is willing to give him a loturn ticket to tho Senate. It should be said that tho Iegislature that invesigatfd lilm acquitted him of any wrong doing. H seems to bo a fact that Dniley has not tho strong grip on hli Stale that he otj-o had. Hut Dalley Is a persuasive man and tho probability Is thai ho will convince tho Ix-glslnturo that he is all right and will be sotit back. Horry of Arkansas and Hlackbmn of Kentucky submitted their causes to tho people laft fall and lo't. They will not come back. Hurnhnm of New Hampshire is booked for a return by tho republican machina of that State. Tho organlzatli i with which he aflllates has been running Into Fonio rough weather this year, but It seems destined to hold together for some time yet. Mr. Henson of Kansas, who was ap pointed to till out tho unexpired term of ,!os"ih V.. Hurtiri. got hero only a l'ow days before tho last session ended, but ho llkid tho surroundings, and Is anxious to come back. Several othor Kanfas citizens covet the sent, and It Is not ut all certain that Mr. Henson's wish will be granted. Bdward Curniaok of Tennessee will not return. Tho citizens of that State at their primary voted to send "Fiddling Hob" Taylor. Senator Clark of Montana, tho man who has more money than ho knows what to do with, will probably be left at home.. His State has been returning a good sized republican majoilly slnco ho was elected in 1901, and he Is a democrat and the prospect Is not bright for Um. Ho never has been much of a factor In the affairs of the Setvito, but tho seat Is a nice plaything for him and ho would like 'o hold on to it. Ho still exercises a groat deal of Influence In Montana politics and notwithstanding tho political trnloncy out there he might be nblo to socuie a demo cratic majority in tho Legislature, Thu present legislature contains 53 republi cans, 23 democrats and 12 fuslon-demo-erats. Fnless Massachusetts should unexpect edly como up with a democratic Legisla ture AV. Murray Crane, who Is filling tho uiiopli(d term of tho late Senator Hoar, will bo sent bad;. Ho has mado a spbcUld record In tho short llmo ho has been in tho body, Cullom of llllnuls has received tho Indorsement of his people at a Stato primary and n will como back. Ho is one of tho old wheel horses and tho Senato would not look natural without his face in tho high center of tho Isidy, Dollivcr of Iowa has apparently kept frco from tlio political complications in his Stato and will bo returned. Governor Cummins is credited with senatorial aspirations, but his friends say ho is willing to wait for tho seat occupied by AVIlliam H. Allison, in New Jeiscy John F, Dryden, presl dent of one of tho largo Insurance com panies, desiies re-election, Opposition to hlin has urlMiu and the leaders of that opposition declares they will carry the light into tho Legislature, Mr, Drydeti Is at the head of the reimbhcati inaohlno that linn had control of tho pirty In tho Slate for a rood many years, and tho dc ni.md from thouo who oppose him Is fur a new deal. Tho democrats have no thought of electing a man unJ so the siicfciisor to Drydeu will be a republican. Krod T. Dubois, democrat of Idaho, de Mit'3 to bo returnod, but ho ha. Incurred the ill will of tho Mormon Chinch by pur suing Senator Suioot, and oven If tho domoeratii should have tho legislature, which stems doubtful, he may not bo rent bank. Idaho, llko all tho Mountain States of tho AVest, lias been returning a re publican majority since Hoosovelt be came the party leador, nnl the Impul sion Is that Jt will Htay In tho republican column this year, Tho preswnt legislature Is republican on joint ballot by a majority of tVi. So It looks ns it tho republicans would gain n Eenator here a well as In M(i 'iiiia. In", year there was any nimutit of tall; ii onut di ff.nirg S' i n'-'.e.i II. Hlkbis of Wesl rg in. i for i'r elee in i I IP It 's no longer Jienj l, Ik has be u In y with hln fences Oil Hester (Cqalppcd wit! Smokeless Device) Turn the wick as high or low ns you can there's no daiiRer. Cnrry heater from room to room. All parts ensily clenncd. Gives intense heat without smoke or smell hecattse equipped with smoke less device. Made in two finishes nickel and japnn. Brass oil fount benuti- miiy cmtiossea. iioitis , (piarts ot oil ami burns 9 hours. Every heater warranted. If you cannot i;ct heater or information from your dealer, write 'to nearest ngency fur descriptive circular. THE nnd steit'lylicht, simple con struct ion and absolute safety. Equipped with latest improved burner. Made of brass throughout and nickel plated. An ornament to any room whetherlibrary.diniiiK-room, parloror bed room. Every lamp warranted. Write to nearest agency if not at your dealer's. m STANDARD Oil, COMPANY for the last six months, and from all a -counts ho will not moot with any opposi tun whon his Legislature moots in Jit'i i.ary. Ho Is ono of the most persuas!'. n as well as ono of tlw richest men In pub llo life. Hotwoou elections his consMM enrta bocomo unruly, but soinojiow ho has tho knnck of getting them In lino when their votes aro noc-Jed. Tho democrats have reared, to hope to rairy tho Stat". Hlkins and natural gas havo mado it Fufely republican. Foster of Louisiana, Fryo of Maine. Uamblo of South Dakola, Gearin ot Ore gon, McLaurln of Mississippi and .Martin of A'irKlni.i aro all slated lo como back. Millard of Nebraska may bo left at home. Opposition to him lius arisen among tlio people, and it is said that the railroad In lluonvo which was at cn time behind htm Is not disposed to support him for 10 olrction1. Nebraska lias not been In tho halilt of keeping its senators here for long periods, and so It Is not sunirlsing to bear that someone nlrc is likely to occupy the seat Mr. Millard now claims. Alabama lias done the gracious thing by Senator Morgan, who will have served .",1 years thp third of March. It proposes to n-oloot him and keep him in tho Senate, as long as ho lives. Itoalizing that he can hardly Ihe the term out, it has designated Mr. Ennkhead, now a member of the House of Ilepreiontatives, as a substltulo cnndldato, with tho understanding tint when Mr. Morgan dies li.inkliead will be appointed to tho vacancy by tho governor. Minnesota will return Senator Nelson, and It will honor itsolf by doing it. Ho Is ono of the most valuable men In the body. Thomas M. Patterson will hardly be sent back by Colorado. Apparently tho only chanco for him to get bark in to turn re publicanand persons who know him best would not be surprised to hear that he Is seeking re-election as a Roosevelt repub lican. Ho was elected In 1911 as a demo crat, but during tho last session ho was half disposed to detort his party. Ho frankly admits that ho has run tho gaunt let of political parties in his time. AVhot populism was rampant he was on the front seat of the bond wagon. All the ad vices from Colorado indicate that the 11'xt IiOgislature will be republican. Tho re publican! liavo a majority of four on joint 'Ilather ono glance at hhn in his native wilds, In all of his pride and beauty, than a wholo hour in viewing h!n mangled carcass, and as a member of the original club that llrst Introduced those noble animals to our forests, I do- siro to enter a protest against this un manly slaughter. There la plonty of room for several times their prosent number, without causing; any material dumago that would to any appreciable extent off set the charms and peculiar attractions which their piesenco gives our regions." ballot In tho present body, and Itoosevolt carried the State by neaily CG.OOO two yoars ago. Tho four remaining senators In tho list ot 30 Simmons of North Carolina, Till man of South Carolim, AVarren of AVyom- Ing, and AVetmoro of Ithodo Island are all booked for return, although AVetmoro Is meeting some strong opposition. There was a little uprising against Tillman, but ho wont Into his Stato after Congress ad journed, and In less than :!0 days had his fences in such good condition that ho was able to go on the Chautauqua platform 111 tho North at M a night. It may be that there will be some vacan cies In addition to those caused by the ex piration of tho terms of 30 senators. Many New York republicans expect Scnx- POULTRY FOOD I The Best Poultry Food Made If you do not know all about it, send for our booklet "Profitable Poultry" which will tell you not only what the Food is, but the best Avay of using it, etc., etc. The booklet contains a hundred or more valuable suggestions in regard to housing, feeding and general care of Poultry, in sickness and in health. It is Worth Money to any Poultryman. If you will write ua and say that you saw our advertisement in this paper, woywill send you the booklet free, postpaid. Jfi TSr ?.et tho, Fo,od.at homo' Bond us $2-00 for a GO-lb. sack, or S4.00 for a 125-lb. Back, freight prepaid to your railroad etation. CARROLL 7JJ MYDC PARK, VT. HI-IB . 'S No More Cold looms If you only knew how much comfort can be derived from a I'URl'UCTION Oil Heater how simple and economical Its operation, yon would not be without it another ,day. You can quickly make warm nml cozy any cold room or, hallway no matter in what part of the house. Yon enn heat water, nnd do many other thini's with the IFECTION cannot be equalled for its brie-lit OF NEAV YflHK tor Dope w to lesion ils fall. They im pelled bim lo get out last winter. His health has not Improved, and his friends ht.ro say I hey do not rxpeci him to reap pear in the Senate. He is not likeb' to take any step until the rrsult of the Slate elet-tlon Is known. If the demo.T.-its shall capture the Stale ho will nit retire, for to do so would enable tlio democrats to name hla si.rie.ivnr, Senator I'latl's term expires March .!. IS" 'J His is tho ea. ins'dent Ilooi. velt hopes to occupy. UNMANAGEABLE CAR. Slipped Dunn Colelicxlrr Airline Mill I nn,i iiriiiiiid tlio ('linen. A heavily loaded trolley car 011 tho lull line of the P.urlington Traction romp my became unmanageable near Green Mount cemetery e.irlv Saturday evening and slipped back down the hill to Uarrott street, whero It was brought to a stop before making the linal descent to tho AVinooskl bridge. The passengers were thrown, into .a panic and the wildest ex citement prevailed for a few minutes Many wero severely shaken up. but few were seriously injured. Mla Katherlno Farrell of Wlnooskl uffeieil most from the accident. The car, which left AVinooskl at seven o'clock, was In ohm go of Conductor Ld wnrd Polrior am Motorman Daniel Kane. There wero a cumulations of fallen leaves on the track ami when op posite tho sust lining wall near the Green Mount cmeterv, tho car became unmanageable .'iid commenced to rllp back down tho hill. Thp efforts of the motorman to brlhg It to a standstill wero futile, ami, with speed Increasing, back tho c-ir went down Colchester ave nue, through Ch.isp street anil around the horseshoe, rune to Harrott stieot. Fortunately it remained on the Irons and was brought lo a standstill on Harrott .stieot,. where the roadway Is less steep. I Meanwhile the passengers wero In a fev er of excitement. S 'ne Jumped and ot'i ers were crowded frmii tho platform in the rush. Miss Fart ell was pushed off tho car on Chase street. Sho struck the ground on the back of her bond and re ceived a bad bruise. One shoulder was also Injured and she sustained a sprained nnkle. Miss Farrell wns taken to the office of Dr. J. AV. Sheehaii 1n AVi nooskl and Is Et!ll under his enre. . Mr. and Mrs. George Allen of AVinooskl were also Injured. Mr. Allen was hrulspd about the hand nnd Mrs. Allen received injuries to 0110 foot and hand. Her dress was also badly torn. The conductor was thrown off at the curvo where Chase street intersects Colchester avenue. He received injuries to on" kneo As soon ns It was realized that tho rnr had become unmanageable, the p.issen- I gors wore nnd iu their efforts to get out of tho car doors. Motorman Kano kept his head ami called to tho people to re main in their places, hut his warning was of no avail. Fortunately the car re mained on the rails thereby averting 1 catastrophe whose horrors It would be MISUNDERSTOOD. "1 see that they aro building houses out of paper, nnwadar.." "A'es, even theatres. 1 was at the open ing performance of tho new opera house tho othor night, and I'l'iiiplimontod tho manager, Ho sa.d; 'A'os, It's a good house but nil piper.' " Cleveland lAKidcr. S. PAfiF OF NEWS OF VERMONT More Important Kvcnln fironped for Krcr Press Menders II. A. Norwood Vlrn 51,000 llrtll for Alleged I.nrceny. Sheriff A. ir. Thompson nnd George. H. Allien ot Bellows Falls: returned from their trip to California Thursday evening. They wero neeompanlpd by 12. A. Norwood of Hedlands, Cal., who wns wanted In AVIndhnm county to an swer to an Indictment of tho grand Jury rharKlng Mm with the larceny ot funds belonging to tho estuto of tho lato Hannah AV. Towns. It will bo re membered Mint Mr. Norwood was at 0110 llmo guardian for Mrs. Towns. After her death G. A. Weston was appointed administrator of the estate. Mr. Nor wood neglected to turn tho funds In his hands over to the administrator, hence tho proceedings In county court. Tho amount duo tho estate was nbout $1". 000. Mr, Norwood brought a tlruft with Mm sufficient to cover nil claims against him which was turned over to tho Towns estate. Satuiday nfternoon a hearing on tho question of ball In tho criminal charge of larceny was hold In Urattleboro before F. n. lier. nsso clnto Judge of tho county court. At torney-Genornl Fltts appearing fr l,l! State nnd If. ! Ityder for Mr. Norwood. Hail for tho uppoaranco at tho April term of court was Ilxed at $1,000 nnd was furnished by H. D. Ityder, M. II. lla, and A, L. Field. Mr. Norwood was then taken to tho Jail nt Newhiue, , and went through the formalltv of entering- the jail nnd bavins the lock turned before ho was officially released; Mr. Norwood at once Joined Mrs. Nor wood In AVlnohoster, N. II.. whero shu was called a short time ago by tho death of her mother, lloth expect to be In lielloivs Falls again before 10 turnltig to California. WOKKMAN CAUGHT IN MACHINKItV. Kugeno H. Kennedy was seriously In jured at Chelsea Wi'dnosday morning, I being caught in tho machinery of a gasoline engine which In had Jut started iu his wheelwright shop and elder mill. A deep gash wjs cut In tho tho side of his head, and nearly all bis clot.iini; was torn off. No bones wero broken but he Is badly bruised. Unlets there Is a ser ious spinal Injury It Is probable that ho will recover, although his condition is critical and the outcome will not he known for twenty-four hours. Dr. K. II. Godfrey was summoned and gavo him medical aid. DKATH OF G. F. FLANDEHS. Georgo F. Flanders, ono of the best known citizens of White River Junction, was found dead about ten o'clock Wed nesday morning, sitting In a chair by a window In his residence on Gates .street. His death is ascribed to heart failure, ho having been troubled with that dls ojiso for some time. Mr. FUnder3 hod boon emplojed for many years as fore man In G. AV. Smith ,t Son's bakery, which position ho resigned recently to become manager of the Union pas senger restaurant cafe. Ho was prom inent in tho Masonic order, hiving filled tho chairs of tho grand bodies, was a Knight Templar and had received the 23rd degree. SLATE MILL BURNED. Fire of unknown origin Wednesday night destroyed the mm and boiler house tit the John Jones slalo nuarry In Castloton, entailing a loss estimated at from $5,000 to JB.000; partialy In sured, and throwing out ot employ ment temporal lly the 30 men employed by the concern. Tho men hnd .Ult work at five o'clock, and at 7:30 o'clock a Mr. Cutting, who lives nearby, dis covered that tho buildings were in Humes. Tho fire had gained such head way that It could not be checked and the structures worn noon destioyen. Tho loss of tho mill makes it practical ly impossible to operate tho quarry until a temporary structure is erected and machinery is put in. HOPE FOR ESSEX JUNCTION. Reports that have gainod circulation as to tho immedlato building of a now sta tion at Essex Junction by tho Central A'or mont Railway company aro premature. Tho stations nt Rlchford and Highgdic Springs have been recently burned and Will receive llrst atttri'.lon. It is authnii tlvely stated, however, tint a new station will be built at Essex Junction at no re mote date and tho entire yard system w'll bo rearranged. No date has as yet ben set for the beg-inning of this work. This information comes from a source which cannot bo questioned. The new station will stand within tho "V so that the trains going In the various directions will pass on either side of the station and thus avoid tho confusion of a number of tralnj in a train shed as now. VERMONT DEER HUNTERS GET LARGE NUMH10R OF HEARS. Edward AVoods of Wilmington and Ralph Parsons of Urattleboro drove In from Stratum Wednesday morning with Mirfe dead bears In their wagon. They killed the bears Tuesday, just befoto dark, getting three out of four of which they caught sight. Ono of tho animals was a big Sou-pound female and the others were cubs. AVoods and Parsons re. ported that their camp, compilslng four other hunters, had killed one der and wero out on the fresh tracks of two or three more when they left on AVcdnesday morning. ONE MAN GOT TWO HEARS. Seven deer havo been killed In Lincoln and C'areneo Hasalow killed two beats while hunting deer Thursday. RUTLAND MAN SHOT A HEAP,. A .W-pouncr litaok bear was killed Thursday by T. W. Walsh of AVest Rut land and brought to Rutland Friday Walsh was walking along nn old wood road between Stockbrldgo and Rochester, when he heard a shot llred a short dis tance away by Georgo Cfiaffeo, Jr. He started to run In the direction from which the sound of the shot came and then waited and four huge black bears came hurrying ovot the top of the hill. lie fired at the leader, but missed and scat tered the animals. He gavo chase to the leader ami, after tiring four moro shots saw the great boast drop dead, The other bears had disappeared In the mean time. Chaffeo shot a large buck within a few minutes from the tlmo he llrcd at the bear. Dr.iii'N HhriiniHtlp I'll! absolutely euro Rheumatism &. Neuralgia. Entire ly vegetable. Safe. wtl.eow.ly. WIS WANT AGT.XTS In every town to purchase hides, skins, pelts, wool, tallow, bones, etc, and ship them to us. AVo pay tho freight, remit for stock promptly and at tlio highest market prices, AVo also want agents to sell our Hur llngton Animal Fertilizers and Poultry Foods. Theso nro strictly high grndo goods nnd tho demand Is rapidly Increas. 'ug Write us to-day for prices and par t 'ciliary Ilutlltigtoii Rendering Co., Hur lluston, A'crniouU Cl.wtf WINCHESTER REPEATING SHOTGUNS are strong shooters, strongly made and so inexpensive that you won't be afraid to use one in any kind of weather. They are made 10, 12 and 16 gauge. A FAVORITE OF AMERICAN SPORTSMEN Sold Everywhere. nlliiilr-Mrfrii.illi.Llj INTERESTING HISTORY. .Most nf Ihe Chittenden County Tonus AVpro Clmrterril In 171).'!. Tho county of Chittent't t , Sta' ' i.f A'ermon:, was Incorporated by act of tho Legislature, October '."J, loT. U !s hounded In said net as follows: "On the north side by tho counlln' of Grand Isle, Franklin and Lamoille; south by tho county of Addison ; east by Lamoille and Washington, and west by the west lino of the Stato" which In eliidts "so mneh of Ii' o Champlaln as lies In the Stato west of Uf towns III said county adjoining Ihe Lake and not Included within the limits of Grand Isle." Chltteiidrn county includes hi tnivns and two gores, Huell's goro and Avery's gore. The tin mo of the town and the dates when chin tered are as follows: Helton, (bartered Juno 1, 1703. Rurllngton, Juno 7, 171'.:!. Charlotte. Juno ;, 17c. Colchester, Juno 7, 1703. Essex, June 7. 17C1. Hlnesbiirgh, June 7. 1TC. Underbill. June, r,z. Jericho, Juno 7, 1763. Milton. June 1703. Shelburne, August 1'. 17C3. St. Georgo. August V; 17C3. Underbill, June S, 17(5.".. AVestfi rd, 1703. AVIIliston. Juno 7, 1703. South Hurllngton was formerly In cluded in HurllnKton and was Incorpor ated by act of the Legislature 11 1?03 as a .separate town, when Burlington was mado a city. Richmond never had a charter hue other towns, but was Incorporate 1 by act of the Legislature In '''14. Most of tho towns were organized s 'on after receiving their chnrt'Ts, but ilio exact date of the organization of most of them is not a matter .if re-irl. TO CL'Itn A COM) IN OXE DAY fnke LAXATIVE HROMO QUININE fnblets. All druggists refund tho money if it falls to euro. E. AV. Grove's slgnaturo !s on each box. jC. NATIONAL PARK. rrepnrnllons llcun lo Clear Crnli Is land nnd IJreet AVhnrf. Preparations havo been begun for ti.1 spondlng of tho f20.000 appropriation mad 1 by tho last Congress to make Crab Island .1 national park. The Island 1" to be en tirely cleared of vn.lcrbru'.h and tho poi son Ivy which Is profuse upon It, and ."11 down timber and dead trees are to he re moved. After the ground has born dear d Canadian blue grass seed will be sown. wharf Is to be built oil the west side of t:e island. lilds for tlio above, work have be a opened at tho office, of tho constructing quartermaster at Pl.ittsburgh barracks. There wero three bidders for the work; W. O. AVllcox, J. J. Fltzp.itrlek and Pen nington it Hutler, all of Plattsburgh. Lieut. Elmore, constructing quarterma tor, will forward the bids to tho war de partment at AVashlngton. A keeper's lodge, tho plans for whn 1 aro now in preparation, will bo construct ed near tho wharf. The balance of t'10 appropriation, after paying for this bull ! Ing, clearing the Island and creiing tho wharf, will be used for the erection of a monument In momory of tho fallen hero s who are buried on t.ie island. Heart Palpitation? A'ou probably luve no organic heart trouble, ., d inuiriiiun. Indigestion is cured by H. C. TABLETS Dojou lave the " blues" often? H. C. TABLETS Are you troubled uitli constipation? Keulite juur lher with H. C. TABLETS Have you lick heicbchc? Tains In your back? O. TABLETS aTvIf you are r.ot feclins weM, write un gniiip lour tymi'toins. am' our physician voll prfcrlbc for jnu free of charRe. ('limn Mrdlcntrd l'liitdcr best for sores and inriammaliou. STANDARD REMEDY CO., 215 Marlxst St., Lynn, Kiss. 6118 From the One lius from Vermont n vJi'ili a columa of imm tostlmoir Make a mental note of this. The endorser's Avell known in Vermont. His veracity is un questioned. You are reading Vermont evidence. Investigat ing home testimony. Vermont news for Vermont people. It is not from Florida or Ohio. Sus pecion can't lurk around it, Honesty, its prominent chorac te r i s t i c. Home endorsement its salient woint. IlnkerNllelil, At., Off, T,, 1005 Strong IliirdiTHre Co., IliirllnRtnn, A'l., lionllemeiu 1'ned j our I'llat ltooflng on miiic of my IiuIIiIIiiks nine ycuri ngo, nml nn other about Ave yenr n.io, and nm an wall pleasrd itll II, 1 nm llnlnu II Ilie present yenr. Vniira truly, C. II. HloilurM. Xlnynr of niullnRlun 1N'4 lo 1B7U STRONG HARDWARE CO. RUFLINGTON llii I ,i tf.'Vln .-. IS?- I di . .t. ADDITIONAL FACTS. .1 . tt-.,.. i.-....i., ...in ., .... AVreeknge of Ilmilt. 1' ill1' ! -a itinouti 1 fhsf J, 1.1 irni.ni, wuo is rvng a si.cn yei 'entiti'P f,,r wrc king the Farmers' .".tii. ! kviuiv.-, ii. lICl.l!i If: write another book dril rg with wre kmg of tlio bunk, so 'ar to 11 r'P toil tlMtlllt ,-tri vlLI,. . .,, .....o during his four yo-ir- c mil rnci t in Chittenden county jiii In t s c'ty ehttril In 11 lir.rs. .-n. 1 ItM.,. i.. t- (.hum from his pn i, . n 0. emeiit a federal prisonn- m M d 1 ry first l.oo told of " . wrr lMgo of bank and used lictit otts nu lies fir men concerned In It Ins owr name lug J. Was K.iURlit Mr Kr.e. it,, that li's comintr hu' k w 'I - t p names of ill too tur-.irs (in tp Hie defum" in -ti'ut.oi. and ti , m ii tional facts and figures ' i v forth. R UiTii Flcantuit to take. Crri tfirttr-tt i nirn mutii a u LiVL.il iiui i i-nruwrtin I u il I t H r "3 "(111 Rri OV Iln DUntV OT t'joo.l, s.irh iifi, Ivlrliipy, Piiflder and Lirer O B. ; I K.V'BDVN MM?''. ?1 Well cirufut;. bottles J3.Ci Tkink Ten T iraes of bow much you would lose above your Insurance If your property was totally des troyed by fire, and then como In nnd let us irsure you for an adequate sum. AVo can glvo you the best stock or mu tual companies, tho lowest rates and tho most expert Insur ance service Can we tervo you 7 T. S. Peck, INSURANCE, Hurllngton, ii i: :i A'crmont, MILEAGES. ii i ri 'rill' iii'iiii (iit Ur. llaard's Chloridts. (Odorless) destroys all odors without jrodu niie Tor sale In Hurllngton bv r ii .1 1 li'llliei LUll unu o, . (J Ullll (iEItMICmil .i.vnsuiT 13, 0 ashioa's 0. K. o it's Overcoats i 1 1 1 1 1 avi Ml t Hit) iMi t i rtit in t . . i liii ' u iMii (u our ran u orcoaus. Wise buyers realize that be- A A ..11 1. .v i. tlllU'n W .a I ni..ii nln.Ln- i . tlio Sprint,' for the htvli.h. hi-'ht weight Ovorcoal. I II Out iiflin f l' in I 1 o It. .t. i .nm. imun in I Milt UlIU Oxfords. Xolibv Toi Coat ...ii. n.v ini.ti.-i iiui, ,il iiini tfU'ps in price ranp-o from ,in- 11.....1 ..... i..... .... ninile by A If red lleiilnmlii .t ('.. nf en Vurk In norlli I be priee. S.Turk &Bro, The Leading Cloth'ur; I 15G-158 College St. L REMEDY AM mm Fall