The Vermont watchman. [volume], July 14, 1904, Page 7, Image 7

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For Piles.
Sample mailed free.
One applica.ioii gives relief.
Tho continued uso of Hum
phroys' Wltch Hazol Oll por
manently cures Pllos or Hom
Orrholds Extcrnnl or Intornal,
Blind or Bleedlng, Itching or
Burning, Flssurcsnnd Fistulns.
Rolief immediato curo cortnin.
Tlireo Sizcn, 2c, flOc. nud gtt.OO. fiolil tiy
I)riiKlla, or "cnt prrpnld on rccilpt ofprlcc.
Iliiiiipliritva' Mcdlcliio C'o., C'or. AVllllam nnd
Jolm Htn., JVow York.
WERVOUS DEBILITY,
Vitnl Weaknoss and Prostra
tlon from overwork and othor
causes. Humphroys' Homeo
pathlc Spociflc No. 28, in uso
over 40 yoars, tho only success
fulromcdy. $1 porvlal.orspec
ial packago for seriouscase3, $B.
Bold by Druggiats, or sent prepalil on roccipt of prleo.
Humphreys' Mod. Co., William & Jolm Slj., N. Y.
EAST ROXBURY.
Georgo Allon md wlfo of MlchiRan
and Ohauncoy Allen nud wifo of Da
kota aro sponding sovoral weoks with
their sister. Mrs. L. A. EaBtiuan.
Jnson Frcouiau vislted in Brookfield
on snuday.
Mrs. Saiuuer Kimball nud Ed Korr
or Northfield aud Fred Kimball of
Brooktou, Mass., viBitod iu towii on
wertuesday.
'r. nnd Mrs. Potor Laltose woro
oalled to Huntington Oontor on Satnr-
dny od account of tho doath of Mr. La
ACose's nleco, Mary Oharlos.
Weitzel Wubster has boou in poor
iieami mo past weoK.
Olarn SVarduer aud sou, ErneRt, nro
nt work for Mrs. Max Dewoy iu Brook
field. Kachael Kolley cauio Monday from
Northfield to speud two weoks with
lior sister, Mrs. George Knowles.
Brutally Tortured.
A case canjQ to light that for per
sisteut and uuiuroiful torturo has
prehaps novor boou equalled. Jo Gol
obiok of Oolnsa, Oal, writos: "For
15 years I endnred insuH'oniblo pain
from Rlioamntism nud notluug ro
lievod nao tboagli I triod ovorytliiiig
known. I cntuo aoross Elootrio Bittors
aud it's tho greatest mediciuo ou
cnrth for that troublo. A fow bottlos
of it complotoly rohovod aud ourod
me." Just ns good for Liver aud
Kiduey tronblos aud genornl doliility.
Only SOo. Satisfactiou guarautoed by
O. Blakley, Draggist.
NORTHFIELD.
Kev. Georgo E. Herrick, a ruissiou
nry from Turkoy, preachcd iu tho Oou
gregatioual chorch on Suuday.
Tho lnnd was snrvoyed for tho site
of the new sshool honse on Saturday.
Prof. A. E. Winslow liad the uiattor
iu ohargo.
M. D. Sruitli is iu Barre today ou
bnsiuess rolativo to lottiug tho oon
trnct for tho tlireo now teuomeut
Iioubos about to bo orocted by tho
Northfield Bnildiug ABSociation ou
Westeru avenuo.
Dr. W. H. Hurloy was oporatod ou
at Mary Flotoher Hospital in Burling
ton ou Thursday for appendicitis
Tno operatiou was a suoceBsful ouo
and the dootor's mnny frionds hope for
a complote recovery.
Alex Joalin has sold his residouce
ou Main stroot to Mrs. Oelosto Aldrich.
Oonsideraiiou uomiual. Mr. Josliu
expects to Ioavo iu the uear futuro for
Boston where he will outor busiueas
with his brother in that oity.
Miss Bessie Dumns arrivod ou Suu
day moruing from Boston for a ten
days' visit with H. u. Marblo iu town.
Oharles H. Spooncr, tlio now presi
dent of Norwich Univorsity, received
the degreo of LL.D.,frum tho Univor
sity of Vorinout at Burliugtou ou
Thursday.
Mrs. Ruth Audrews died nt her
liomo in Gonldsvilie on Tuosclay ovou
ing after a flve dnys' illuoss of puuu
monia. The funeral was held ou
Tliursdny at 2 o'olook iu the aftor
noon. Rev. E. W. Shnrpo oilloiatod
nud intormout was iu the cometery at
GouldvsilK Mrs. AndrewB was sev
outy years of age aud is survived by
four dauglitors aud ouo sou, Mrs. Ida
Quinby, Mrs. Dnvid Lookliu, Mrs.
Sam Thompson, Goorgo, aud Mrs.
Oharles Whitmarsh. Tlio docoaBud
liaB beeu a roBidout of Gonldsvilie for
uiauy years nud was n good Ohristiau
womau wlioso good work will survivo
her.
Heury L. Konyou has pnrohased a
lot on the Holland additiou ou Wsst
eru avenuo aud expootB;to bogin tho
oreotion of n reaideuco in the uear
future.
Tlio reading room will be movod ou
August first to the Jonos houso ou
Main stroot, whioh has beeu takon
posBession of by the library couituit
tee. The front part of this house will
be remodolled iuto a librarv aud tho
ronr portiou will be routed as a tene
uient. A. E. Donny has ohargo of tho
affiir. It will be remomberod that
George Browu of Boston purchased
tho site and buiidiugs aud donated nu
appropriation suilicient to bnild a
moBt modoru struuturo. This fuud
will go townrd tlio baying of new
books to roplnoo those recently burnod
in the old library. Tho towu is to bo
congratulated upon tho snccoss of bo
fino ji library aud readiug room ns this
will surely prove to bo.
The mnrrlngo of Jaok MoKenzio and
Miss Alico Wiuoh ocourred on Wedues
day. The new rontino of oilloe hours for
the dental rooms of Drs. Gokey aud
Allen weut into effoot on Wednesday,
when their rooms were alosed for tho
aftornoon iustoad of ou Saturday nf
tornoonB as has beeu tho oustom boforo
this dato, Tho ohaugo of tho half
holiday will provo of muoh uioro oon
viononco to tho publio.
A freicht train drawn bv the fatal
engiuo 851 broke in two aud rnu to..
sotliur witn suoh loroe that throe oars
woro dorniled near Bothol on Sntur
day aftornoon. Tho flrst traiu throngh
vra twolvo hours lato. Not muoli
damago was dono but tho aooidont
proved a doclded inoouvonionoo to tho
travoliug publio, who reaohed thoir
dostinatlona nbout half a day lato.
Mrs. Emmn Glfllii rntnrnod nu Snn
day niorniug from n two mouths' vlsit
with lior dauglitors in Franklin Falh
N. H.
Mrs. Mluuio Princo nnd two cliil
dron loft on Tunsday ovouing for
thoir futuro houio iu Ohicago E. K
Jonos has gono to livo With his sou,
Frod.
Arthur MoOarty hns fiuished work
lor tno Mortniieid Tolophouo Uompatiy
nud lins gono to work nt tho now
olootrloal works in Middlcsox. Edwin
Jonos has nlso begun work for that
ilrm.
Mary Pingroo has roturnod from
JNow xoik nnd movou into tho houso
with Goorgo Duuhnm.
Mrs. Ira Holdon is worklng in tho
Aiomoriai oinco nntu n substituto ciui
bo fouud.
Dominiok Fnlranzo has movod iuto
tho Oross tenomont. Bert Willlnms
liaB movod in ouo of tho vlllnge teuo
meuts on North Main stroot. Goorgo
dpaaldiug has gono on to a farm iu
Roxbury and Heury tiaviolotto has
movod iuto tho houso ho vnoatod on
North Main stroot.
H. O. Oady is coufinod to tlio houso
by illnoss.
Miss BlnuoheOlark rotnrned to Rut
land ou Saturday after a visit with
iier sistor, Mrs. Will Boynton.
Harry Mosoloy is snfforing from n
lamo nana uut iBubio to be at his mar
kot.
A sort of colobration was indulcod
iu by oome of tho bovs ou tho uight of
tno I'ourtn. boveral larso cauuou
oraokors woro plncod in tho ico chost
at th uight luuoh cart and whon thcse
explodod tho air was fllled with all
things good to eat. Tho nauies of tho
oulprits havo not yet beeu Ioaruod.
Georgo Kiug of Burlington was a
reoent visitor oi Harry Uhamberlin.
Little Viviau MorBe of Lowoll,
Mass., is viBiting her graudmothor,
Mrs. Erastus Huutley in town.
Ed Korr has finishod work for F. T.
Cnrr nud has begun work for Harry
O. Moeoloy.
Dr. Hubbell of St.Albaus has reutod
rooms iu Ford Houstou's touonieut
and fittod nu oflico.
Relief in Six Hours.
Distreasiug Kidney nnd Bladder Dis
easo relievod iu six hours by "Now
Groat South Amoricau Kidney Ouro."
It iB n groat surpriso ou account of
its axceoding promptness iu relioving
pain in bladder, kidnoys nud baok, iu
male or female. Roliovcs retoution of
wator nlmost immodinrely. If you
wnut quiok relief nnd ouro this is "tho
iomody. Sold by Hnrry A. Slade,
Druggist, Montpelier, Vt.
RANDOLPH.
Miss Bessie Lowis nrrived here
from Burlington last woek, havirg
comiiletud lior second yo:ir's work nt
tho U. V. M.. Sho will speud tho
sumnior vacation with lior pareuts,
Mr. aud Mrs. D. F. Lowis..
Miss Blanoho Millor, who had baeu
visiting her auut, Mrs. G. ,T. Prince,
for tlio pust week, roturned Friday
to iier liome ln ijebanou, JS. 11.
William O. Oarney aud sistor. Miss
Julia Oarney, roturnod Saturday to
their liomo iu Bellows Falls aftor n
short visit to their uuole, Matthow
Oarney.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnrtiu Towksbnrv
loft horo Saturady for a fow weoks'
outing at York Boach.
OarLThresher of Boston arrivod in
town tho latter part of last weok,
coming by team aud will Bpeud a
mouth's vacation in this vioiuity.
A dnughtor wns born Jnly 7 to Mr.
nud Mrs. Eniest Sawyer.
L. B. Jouson loft horo Fridav for
Highgate Spriugs woro he will sneud
soveral days in camp with his faniily.
Willard E. Holman of Buffalo. N.
Y., arrivod in town Thursday fiom
Burlington whore he hnd beeu nttond
ing the comiuencomeut exeroises nt
tho U. V. M., nud ho spout a two
weoks' vaoation with his paronts, Mr.
aud Mrs. Eugeno Holman.
Mr. nud Mrs. Frauk Holston arrived
in town Saturday for a month's btay
at Mrs. H. W. Towksbury's. Mrs.
Holstou will be renieniberod as MIbs
Grace Goding.
Mrs. Oarroll Graugor and two
childron from Bnrro arrived horo Sat
urday for a fow days' visit at Oharles
Granger's.
Miss Mabol Sanlt roturnod hotno
Saturday from Ebsox Juuotion, wlioro
she had boou viaitiug lior brothor, F.
w. sauit.
Mr. aud Mrs. L. 0. Whito of Wind
sor arrivod in town ThurBday and are
guosts at Dr. H. H. Molntyre's.
Night Was Her Terror.
"I would cough nearly all nich
long," writos Mrs. Oharles Applognto
of Alexaudria, Iud,, "aud could go
hardly nny aleep. I hnd coiisumptiou
bo bnd that if I walkeu n block I would
copgh frightfully and spit blood, but,
whon all othor mediolnes failod, throe
1.00 bottlos of Dr. King'B Now Dia
oovery wholly oured me aud I gaiued
58 ponnds." It'a nbsolutelv gunrauteod
to ouro uougiis, Uolda. La lirippe,
Bronchitis aud nll Throat aud Luug
troubles. Prico 50o aud $1.00. Trial
bottlos froo at 0. Blakely'a drugatoro.
BERLIN.
Dr. Hdbo has boon re-appointed
local health oflloer.
Olivor Spoouer wns onjoying him
solf in Bnrro July 4 uutil ho found
that $7 waa miaalng from his pocket.
Ho ia in Bomo doubt as to tho manuer
of its diBappearanoo,
Haylng oporntiona wero almost nt n
standfltill tho first week of July bo
oauao ot rainy weather, but oonditious
ppponr inore favorable at proaont.
Thero s a lnrgo crop to cut.
Stato highway commiaBionor, J. 0.
Sanford, was iu town reoently.
CASTORIA
Por Infauts and Children.
liie Kind You Havo Always Bough!
Boara tho
Gignatore
VERMONT WATCI1MAN & STATL JOUI11SAL THURSDAY.
(SSTORU
iijtiiiriiJill'tliiliiiLI"iTm7ii
Nfcdcfable Pr cpnralionforAs-
slmUaling HicFoodantincguIa
ling ihc Stoinaclts andBowcls of
Promolcs Digcstion.Cheerful
nessandnest.ConIains nelther
Oplum,Mortlune nor'Miiicral.
Not Nahc otic .
JixtfitafOUJlrSiKVIlPirCm
fmJun SttJ
letMUSJlt-
Jtffiermiiil -
IU CartoruurJafa ,
Clmfird Stunr
hintriyrwn- riarcn
Aperfccl Rcmedy forConsllpn
tlon, Sour Stomach.Diarrlioca
AVbrms .Convirisions .Fcvcrislv
ncss and Loss OF Sleep.
FacSunilc Si'gnnture or
NEW YOHK.
exact copy or wrapper.
TO I'OL'ULATEUUSmt'JCS.
Ofiicora of the Salvatiou Arinv,
whioh ie now holding its iutornntiou
nl congress in London, liave ovolved n
atupeudous plan of populating tho
nrid regious of tho West. They havo
a sohoine to reniovo the pauperized
olusses from tho great citieB and make
thoni farraors. Thcy waut tho gov-
ornmout to ndvnuco tho monoy for a
colouizatiou Echemo more ambitious
thnn any whioh the great coloniziug
countrios of Eurojio havo over yot
attomptod. Thoy had n bill intro
duced nt the lnat CongreES to carry
out thoir clieme, and although tho
bill was killed aud tho plau called a
chimern, tliey aro now liniug np to
fight it through at tho noxt session.
Tho Salvationists havofigured it all
out. Thero ia euough wasto water
in tho United Stntes, they sny, to
irrigate ono-fifth of thearid innds, or
150,000,000 ncres, nnd of this vnst
torritory only ono-fiftoenth, or about
10,000,000 acros, Jiavo alrendy beeu
reolnimed. They e8timato thnt tho
govorniURut cau ettlo fnmilies on
fifteen nore trnots nt tho cost of $27.50
nu ncrfl, nnd iu tho bill whioh thoy
waut pnssed Unolo Sam is to loan out
$5,000,000 a ynar to reclaim annunlly
nearly 200,000 ncros. This would
romovo from tho cities overy year,
thoy estimate, moro thnn 10,000 fnm-
llica, or about 50,000 aoula. Sucli n
project would not only pay for itBolf,
its ndvocntes say, but nlso net a rich
incmno. The nioney is nll to be pnid
baok at 0 por cout intorest.
Whonover tho Salvation ofilcors aro
called visiouary in advocatiug Buoh a
plan thoy point to the tbreo coloniea
whioh thoy hnve themsolves estnb-
lished in Oolorndo, Oliio nud Oalifor-
uia. Theso sottloments, aggregating
abont 11 vo huudred mon, womon aud
ohildreu, havo cost about , 300,000,
but their fonndera aay that all except
the youngest are now self-supporting.
Tho Salvatiouifita say that tho
United States is far behind Great
Britaiu fii reolaiming wasto Innds by
govorument aid, nnd for proof thoy
poiut to India and Egypt, Iu Iudia
tho "ditoh' has turued 25,000,000
acros of deeert into liarveat fielda, nud
iu Egypt 0,000,000, and iu onoh the
ncrengo reolnimed is being rnpidly on-
lnrged eaoh yoar. Thoy do not quoto
Mexico, however, ns a rtodol. Iu
Moxico the peou etill lioists up waler
out of a well or Btreain by meaua of a
orudo ohaiu or buckots, whicli ho
makes revolve with liis feet.
When a mau applies at the Salva
tion Army barraoks iu Fourteouth
streot to beooino a coloulst ho genor
nlly gives povorty ns liis ohief reaaon.
Suoh a plea, howovro, counts for
little. UnleBH the mau ia found ablo
bodiod and willing to work, willing
to rough it for tlio first few years,
he is not wautod Ho muet nlso hnve
n wifo wiio deaires to go. Only the
othor day, for iiiBtanoo, a atrong
limbed Scotohnian visited tho bar
rnoka, aua ho impressed all who talked
with him as beiug n most dosirablo
coloulst, uutil ho nuswored a quostiou
concerning hia wifo by aaying:
"Sho'B agaiust our going, She
snys aho would dio of homcaickueaa
way out thero, away from tho elo
vatod railroadB and the fish niarkots.
Sho anys thoro wouldu't bo ouough
oxaitemeut for tlia brnlns, oithor.
No, I dou't kuow about her."
"Thon, my tlear mau, wo oan't
sond you," said tho offlcor in ohurgo.
"A Iioubo dividod agaiust itsolf cau
not staud," N. Y. Tribuuo.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Childron.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THC OCNTAUR OOMPANV. NIW VORII OITT.
TWO DHOWNJSD.
Benson, July 1. Whilo fishiug on
Hubbardtou rivor vesterday Mrs.
Georgo Knowles aud daughtcr wero
drowued by tho capsizlug of their
i boat. Mrs. Knowles, whc with her
hnabaud aud child, livea ou tho Dau
iol Waito farm in Benson, waB out on
tho river in n bont fishiug aud was no
compauied by her little dnughtor aud
a Mies Moutonay of Putuam. When
uoar the bridge at O'Donuell's saw
inill tho boat was cnpsized in somo
way aud tho throo occupauts thrown
iuto tho wator.
Miss Mouteuay aftor going down
ouue succoedod in catching liold of ouo
of tho abutmonts of the bridgo and
was rescuea by mon who wero attraot
ed to tho plnco by hor screauis. After
nearly un hour's work tho bodieB of
Mrs. KuowIob nud her ohild were
fouud, tho child being clnaped in tho
mothor's nrms. Mrs. Kuowles was
about twenty-eight yoars old and ia
survivod ouly by hor huBband.
HeaB the J m 'Mm m laVB AiA'ayS riOlip
SWOIIN IX.
Washington, July 1. Pnul Morton
wns sworu in ns Booretnry of the uavy
sliortly boforo 10 o'clook this moru
ing. The oath was admiuistorod at
tho Becretary'B oflico by Solicitor
Hnnua of tho dopartmeut. Aftor tho
coromouy Ex-Secrotary Moody said :
"I siucerely oongratulato you Mr.
Secrotary upoii your ndvent into this
ollico. You will como in dnily contnct
with 'somo of tho fiuoat mon iu tho
world. " Tho now aeoretary waa thou
presontod to tlio bureau of tho chiof
clorks' dopartment. Ho ontfired at
ouco upou duties. Moody was sworu
in attornoy geueral a little past niiio.
C3 jO. 3 2 O- i. X' J. .
rtears no 8 Kmd Vcu Have Always BOfigtl
A CUHIOTTS 1'IjANT.
Ouo of- tho most curious plants in
tho world ia ouo dosoribod by travel
ora roceutly toturued from tho Oape
uorgo colony, a littlo known region of
Atrica, and called tho spidor plnut.
These travolera ofteu hoard from the
nntlvoa of a plant that waa part spid
or aud that, growiug, threw its legs
about iu ooutinunl atrngglca to os
capo. It waa tho good fortuuo of Dr.
Wolwitcsh to diBoover tho origiu of
tho legend. Strolling nloug through
a wind-awopt tnblelnnd couutry, no
onmo upnn n plaut tliat reatod low
upon tho grouiui, but had two onor
mons leavoa that hnd twisted about
iu tho wiud liko sorpouts iu fact, it
lookod, as tho nntlvoa said, liko n
gignutlo spidor.
Its stem waa four feet ncrosa nnd
but a foot high. It had but two
loavos in ronllty, that woro six or
oight foot long, nud aplit up by tho
wiud bo that thoy reBemblod ribbons.
This is probably the most oxtraordiu
ary troo known. It growa for noarly,
if not quito, n coutury, but novor up
wnrd beyond about n fooc, siniply ox
paudiug uutil it roaohoa (ho dinmotor
givou, lookiug iu its ndult Etnto liko
a Blugular stool ou tho plaiu from teu
to eightoeu feet in oirouuiforeuco.
Whon tho wlnd oamo rushiug iu
from the son, llfting tho ourioua rib-
JULY 14, 1904.
bon-llko loavoa nud toaslug thom
abont, it almost soomod to tho dincov
oror that tho atraugo plaut had eud-
donly bocomo itntuod with
waa struggliug to oscapo.
doaoriptiou nud plotnro of
woro aont to Euglnud, it
lifo aud
Whon n
tho plant
waa, liko
mnny othor diaoovorics, disoroditod,
but soon tlio plnnt itaolf wna recelvod,
nud now Wolwltachin mlrabllia 1b
woll kuowu to botaniBta.Ohloago
Ohroniolo.
TIII3 TALIC OF '1115 DAY.
Prisou3 iu Japau rosonible largo
couutry honaoa with many outbuild
inga, and do not, oithor in thojBolid
ity or dotnils of thoir construotlou,
weai n pentitoutiary aapeot. Tho
priBonors get food iu proportion to
thoir conduct nnd indnBtry; thoso who
do not bolinvo will got .n oako of rico,
whicli tnnst last thom Biveu dayB.
For tho doBorvlng it ia ration for but
four dnyB, nud thoy got with It hIbo
a little liorso ment aud potato or poa
aauco. Tho lnbor ia compulflory, but
uot aovoro, nnd tho prisouor gota part
of his enrniugs, though it amouuta to
little. The disoiplluo ia military, and
aerving a torm iu prisou dooa not im
PObo au iudoliblo stigmn. Systematio
efforta nro mude to improve tho prlp
ouera: nll tho youtliB under nlnotoou
yenrs pasa two houra onoh dny iu
achool. Even wheu thoir term of aen
tenco is ovor thoy cnnuot bo relensed
till n suroty is found for their subso
quont good behnvior. Till this is
providod thoy uiust romnin in prison
aud may do so for mdofiuito porioda.
Of late aocietleB havo beeu forinod to
caro for tho prlsonera aud keop thom
undor obsorvation aftor thoy havo been
rostorod to socioty. Jail lifo thero is
accompauiod by nll tho amelioratious
of which it admits without impairing
its lisoiplinary aud roformatory chnr
actor, aud wli9U it is over tho couviot
haa n new chnuco iu lifo with uo disa
bilities that diligeuco aud good con
duct may not ovorcomo. Tribuuo.
Working Night and Day.
Tho bufieBt aua mightioit littlo
thiug that over was made is Dr.
King's Now Life Pills. Tlieee pills
chaugo weaknosa into Etrength, list
lossness into onorgy, brain-fng iuto
montal power. ijThey're wonderful in
buildmg up the healtii. Only 25c por
box. Sold by O. Blakely.
.... m mwwt . . rr. . . r
tlrAXTS.
O for a "land of pure dolight, "
A. real housokeepor's heavon !
A place where flres aro always bright
And dough losponds to loaveu;
Whoro houso-ilioB never speck tho
bliuds,
Tlie wiudow glaBs, uor sashesj
Whero woruout chimnoya never Bmoke,
And burut coal makos uo ashes;
Whore tin ware always meeta the oyo
With one porpetual glitter;
Whero children nover acattor toys,
And eowiug makes no littor;
A land whero moat is never tough,
Potatoea nover soggy ;
Where lamps just flll and trim thom
selvos,p Aud oliimuoys no'er got foggy;
Whero stookiug heels aud stookiug toos
Outlast the otlmr portious;
Whoro meu nud boys nll olonn thoir
shoos,
And outsido dust tho door shuns;
A place whero napkina keop iu Bhape,
And silvorwnro dou't tnruish;
Where nothing hard, almrp, round, or
squaro
Wns kuowu to soratoh tho varnish !
Lou Lawronco iu Natioual Maga
zine. WANTED.
Womon attendauts, agoa 18 to 25,
salary $10 to 20 por mouth aud
maiutenanco, iuoronso of 1 overy
six mouths uutil inaximuui ia reuohed.
For applioation blauk aud furthor
particulara addresB Dr. B. O. Dout,
Snperlutondout of Mauhattan State
Hospital, Wost, Ward's Islnud, Now
York city.
ilO-7-14.
Butchers, Merchants and Hide Buyers
Should writo to Oarroll S. Pago,
Hyde Pnrk, Vt., who wishos to pnr
ohnso thoir Hidos, Onlfskius, Shoep
Polta, Tallow aud Bouoa. He pays
spot oaBh. Ho pays tho freights. He
paya full markot valuos. Ho wishos
to arrauge with sonio ono in overy
villnge, whore lie has no ngout, to soll
Poultiy Supplies aud to piok np for
him Hidos, Oalfakiua, Shoop Pelta aud
Bouob. Ho fumifihos money with
which to buy aud ho keepa his ngouta
thoroughly poBted nt all timea aa to
markot valuos. Writo him for full
partioulaiB.
ArUNCE FOR BOYS
TO MAKE A DOLLAR.
We waut all tho bouea wo oau got.
Oau ubo hoada, hoofa, horna anything
iu tho lino rf bonos i only dry. Wo
will pay COo per liuudrod poundB
for thoroughly dry bouoa wo oau pay
ovon moro it atrictly oleau, hard,
frosh, dry, bnllod butohnr'a bonea aud
pay froighta from your statiou if
ahipped iu lots of 200 pouuda or moro.
May bo shippod iu bnrrola or ohoap
O. S. Pago, Hydo Park, Vt.
$100. Dr. 15 Dotohou'B Auti-Di-urotio
may bo worth to you moro than
$100 if you havo a ohild who solla
boddlng from incoutlnonoo of wator
during sloop. Ouroa old and youug
nlike. It nrresta the troublo at ouoo.
$1. Sold by Harry A. Slade, Drug
giat, Mou pelior, Vt.
It J-Ll L J.JlJli JJ.U U aJiiJ.Ji,JUL 'KltJr
Legal Notices.
ESTATK Of OTI8 AIN8WOUTII.
Statk or VkiiMont.
Disthict or WAgiimoTow s. n.
Inl'robalet'ourt. liH.l l Monlpellcr, In nnd or
lald DUlrlct on ihe lllll ilny of June. A. 1). 1004.
."fJSfJ1 f Sctlhncr. Admlnlstrator ol tho ctato
of OTI8 AIN8WOKT1I. lato of CalaU, In all
Dlltrlct, ikccaicd, makea appllciitlon to aald
Court, wllli tlio conicnt and apjirobatlon In wrltlne
"t "' . ''Olra of uld dcceased, rcsldliii;
In tlio Blalo of Vermo U for llccnie to icll all
of tlio rcal etato of aaid ilccoaaed, tltuatud In
CaloU, In tald Ulitrlct. to wlti Otltt mlll and
land conncctod tlicrowltlit alao about forty-flvo
acrea of tlltaKO and woodland, rcpresi'iitlnir
thattlio tals thereof would be boncflclal to llie
liflra of aald deccaacd. and thoae lntercatd In
lila eatate, In order to convcri aald rcal eatato
Iuto 1110110;.
w'!r;uiK)n. It la ordcrcd by aald Conrt, tliat aald
appllcatlon bo rcferred to a aeaalon thereof, to bo
P.eM Jl .Ul 1'fobate onico. In aald Montpelier, on
tlie Sird clajr of July, A. I), 190t. for hearlnit
and dcclalon tlierconi and, It la furthcr ordcred
that all pcraona Intereated be notlfled hcreof.by nul
llcatlon of notlce of aald appllcatlon and order
thereon tlireo weeka aucceaalrely In' the Vkhmont
Watchman and Statk Jouiinal. a newapaper
publlahcd at Montpelier, In thle State, and whlch
clrculatea Inthe neinhborhood of thoae Intereated
beforo aald tlnie ol hearlng, that they may appear at
aald tlme and place, nnd, If they aee cauae, oblect
thereto.
. Ily tlio Court. Atteat.
CT-2 HIKAM OAKLETON, Judge,
ESTATE OP.MAIIY 1. 1IOLT.
STATK or VXRHONT,
DlSTBtCTOr WASlimOTON.S.S.
In I'robale Court, held In Montpelier, ln and for
aald Ulatrlct, ou the tlh day of July, A !..
Nelaonl. Sanborn, Admlnlatralor with tho will
annexcd. pf the cltate of MAltY I. IIOLT, late of
Maraliilcld, ln aald Dlatrlct, decentcd. uiakca nppllcn
tlon to aald Court, wltli the coinent and approlintlon
It wrltlng of the lcgatcca and devlscea ofaald tle
ceased. i esldliiR Iu tlie SluU- ur V'ermonk ror II
cenae to aell all or tho real e.tate of aali deceaacil,
altuated ln Marthlleld, In aald dlstrict, to wlts
llonio lariu, rcprcwutlnK Ihil the aale thcreui would
be bcnctlclal to Ihc legateci and dcvlaeea or aald
decenscd, and thuie lntcreled Iu hu tbtate, Iu
order tocoimrt aald ri-il tatutu Into money.
WluTeuiion, lt Is orderrd by tald d.uri. that aald
appllcatlon be referieil tua ocstl.in tlieri'iil'to bu bebi
at tho l'robalo Olllce. ln aald Montpelier, on the 23d
day of July. A. I) , iWI. liir liearliig and do
clelon tlicrenni and, It Is further ordcred, that all
peraona Intereated lie iiotlded h' renr by publlcatlou
of notlce or aald appllcallun nnd order tlii-rcoii tliree
weeka successlvi ly Iu the Vi.smo.vt Watciikak
ANI) STATE JOUIlNAI., n lii'wanapcr plllillahel at
.Montpell..r, ln llilb Malu, iinil whicli clrculatea ln the
nelKhborhood orilu liilerestid, liei'oic aald llme nf
hcarlllg, tliat they may :iin-;ir nt sahl tlme aml place,
und,lf the see chiim.. uhiecttheit'to.
Ily tbe Court.- Atteat.
1-V 1I111A.M CAltLKlON.JudKe.
CO.MM1SSIONE1IS NOnCE,
ESTATE OE.MAl!OAUET W. MoUANIEI.3.
The underslKiied, liavlng hevu appolnled hy the
llon. Probate Court lur tlie Dlatrlct of Washington,
Couinilsslonera, to recehe, examliie, aud aiustall
clalms and fleniands of all neraons airalnsttheestate
ol MAItOAUET W. MCDANIEI.S, late or Cabot, In
aald Dlatrlct. ceceased: nud all clalms rxhlblted lu
offset thereto, liereby glvn notlce tliat we will
iueet toi the purposea aroresald at tlie offlce
ol II. C. Shurilell, ln tho Clty or Munlpcller, ln
aald Dlstnct ou llie 15th dny of August. nud 2tb
day ol' Deceuiber next, Ironi . uctock A. u.
untll 4 o'c'ock p. tM each of aald daya,
aud that lx inontlis Iroui thu 1st dav of July,
A. 1). 1901, s the tlme lluilled by aald Court
for aald credltora to present their clalms to us for
exanilnatlon and alloHance.
Dated at Cabot, llila 2m, 1 dv nf .Iulv. A. 11
ii.iiwvi v.suuiui.Lrr,r uoiumift
27 -.9 OKOItUE.M WKUSTEIt, slonera
K.STATE OK MAltY I.. CUUTIS.
hTATE OK KHUONT.
DlM'lIlll T OF WAi-IIINUTON. 8.8.
In Probate Court. Iield ln Montpelier, ln and for
tald Dlatrlct, on the tl day of July, A. 1). 191)4.
Orvlllo M.Eaton. Adnilnlstrator of ibo ostate rt
Edward A. Kldrcdge, who wus trtibtee of h fund
created by the last will nnd trstament or MAltY I,.
CUUTIS, late or Warren, ln said Dlslrlct dtceabcd,
un-SL'lils the tri.stHO accnunt of antil IMw.ml A
TiU I IUI UUJ 1 ll.lllOII ill.l, tl I IJ UllCt.
i i,.:. ... .Y" , "
Wliereupon It U onlernl by aald Court.
r I inai
aald account bo relt.rri'il lo n flHsinn tlieri'ir '
to he held at the I'robate OlHct- Iu said
Montpelier, on tho 23d day of July A. D.
1904, for licarlngand ileclslon thereon: Aud,
lt Is rurtber ordered that notlco hereor bo glvcn
to all persous Intcrested, hy piiblicatlon nrtheantue
tliree weekssucccsslvely lu the Veumont Watcii
max AND Statk JouiiNAL,anew8(laperpuhllshed at
Montpelier In this Stnte, prevlous to said tlme ap
polnted lor hearlug, that they lnay appear at said
tlme and place, and show cuuse, If auy they lnay
have, why aald accounts ahoutd not he allowed.
Ily the Court, Atttst.
27-29 llntAM Cahletox, Judge.
ESTATE OF GEOHGE W. LAWSON
Statk or Vekmont,
Disthict or Wasiiinotox, b.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, In and lor
said Dlstrlct, on the 27th day of June, A. D
1901:
MaryEva Lawson.exrcutrlx or tho Ia)t will and
tcataincntof OKOHOL W. LAWSON, late of the
Town of Barre, In said Dlstrlct, dcceased, presenta
her admlnlatratlon account for examluatlon and
atlowanco and makea appllcatlon for a decree or
dlstrlbutlon aud partltlon or the estate or aald de
ceased. Wliereupon, It Is ordcred hy aald Court that aald
account aud autd appllcatlon be reterred to a eesalon
thereor, tobe heldut the Probate Olllce, In aald Mont
pelier, on the 16th day or July, A. 1). 1904, for
hearlng and dcclslon thereon; and, It la further or
ilered that notlce hereor be glven to all pcraons lnter
ested, by publlcatlou or tho aanie tliree weeka suc
cesslvely ln tho Vkkmoxt Watciiman and Statk
Jodiinal, a ncwspaper publlshed at Montpelier, ln
this State. prevlous to aald tlme appoluted lor hear
lng, that they ninj appear at aald tlme aud place, and
show cause. lranv thev mav have. whv aalil rr.ntint
ahoutd not he allowed, and such decree made.
Ily the Court. Atteet.
HIKAM CAIILETON, JDOOK.
20-21
ESTATE OF JA.MES lt. LANODON.
statk or Vkiimont,
DiBTniuT or Washington. 89.
In Probate Court, held In Montpelier, lu and for
said Dlstrlct. on tlie'Jblh ilay of June. A. D. 1904:
Albert Tuttlc.siirvlvlnir executor of tho last will
and tesiament of JA.MES It. LANODON, late or
iieriin, ln aalil Ulatrlct, ucceaseil, makes ap
pllcatlon to said Court, with the consent aud
unnrobatlon ln wrltln? of tlie lefiratecs and dev-
Uecs or said dtceaseil, reslillng lu tbe btate or
eruioui, lor uceuse to seu part oi ine rcai es
tate ol snld deceaacil, altuated lu l'uiiltney. lu
tho Countv of Hntland and btate or Vermont, to
wlt. Being the luterest oraald deceased Inupartof
tne uiinivKieii lour-niina inieresior 6am ueceaseu iu
tho land known as the Eureka Slntc Pronertlea,
dcscrlbcd as rollows. A biuhII p.ircel or land nt tho
uortheastcrly corner or tho sii-callcd Ely pasture,
aud wcsterly ortbe MattheTS SlateCoinpanv's land,
contatnlng about oue nnd oue-tourth acres of lund,
togcthcr with the rlght to the said ton of Poultney
to lay a legal hlghwty acrosa cald Ely p.isturo Irom
the south end ol aald parccl of land, aouthcasterly to
tlie preaent lilghway, represcullng that the ealo
thereof would be benencial to the legateea and
devheea or aald deceased, and thoso Intereated In
his estate, In order to convert aald real eatate Into
money.
Wliereupon, lt la ordcrcd hy aald Court, that aald
appllcatlon bo referred to a session thereor, to be held
at tho Probate Olllce, ln aald Montpelier, on the lGth
day ir July, A. D. 1904, ror hearlug and declslon
thereon 1 and lt Is furlher ordered, that all persous
luterested he notllled hereor, by publlcatlou of notlce
of aald appllcatlon aud order thereon tliree weeka
auccestlvely In the Veumont Watciiman and
Statk Jouiinal. a nenspaper publlshed at Mont
pelier, lu this State, and whlch clrculatea ln the
uelghborhood or thoae luterested before aald tlme ot
hearlng. that they may appear at aald tlme nnd place,
and, lr tliey ace cauae, oblect thereto.
ltv the Court.Altest.
20-28
HIItAM OAltl.ETON, Judge.
COMMISSIONEIIS' NOT1CE.
ESTATE OF LEN'OUA O. KELTON.
The underalgned i avlng been appolnted by the
Hon. Probate Cour. lor the Dlstrlct orWashlniilon
Coiuralsslouers, to rcetve, examtne aud atJust all
clalms and deuiands or all persous agalnst the estate of
LEN'OUA U. KELTON. lato or Montpelier, In
aald Dlatrlct. deceased: aud all clalms ex
hlblled In otTsct thereto. liereby glte notlce that
we will meet for the purposes aforesald, at the
aloro o Wells and Iloyles, ln the clty of Montpelier,
ln aald Dlstrlct, or. the 23rd day or July aml
19th day of Norembcr neit, from 10 o'clock A.
U. untll 4 o'clock I. u., each of aald daya
and that alx montha rroiu the 25th day or May
A. D. 1904, la the tlme llmlted by satd Court for
aald credltora to preaent their clalnia to ua for ex
amluatlon and allowance.
Dated at Montpelier, tlila 24th day ot June,
A. D. 1904.
(lEUKME U. HUYl.ES. ) uommia
24-23
HAltltV S. tOLTON,
, i
slonera.
vousTr coxrisyiiox.
OlioUoa, July 7. Tho Oraugo Oouu
ty Hopablicau convuntion tuot iu this
plaoo this aftornoon aud uouiiuatod
the follovyiiiK porsoua aa caiididatcs
for oounty ollloors. For Souators, II.
T. baldwiu and Ohestor Diokoy;
Sta'to's attornoy, M. M. Wilson; aBBist
aut judROs, Williaui Paul and O. U.
Latlirop, Bheiift, W. H. Sprague; hlRh
bailiff, F. B. DarliuR; jndgos of pro
bato, W. II. Niohols aud S. M. Qlea-sou,
Central Vermont Railway,
Commcnclnj Juno 27, 19C4.
Tralno golne South and East Will
Loavo Montpolloras Followai
- 9 A! 1, MAIL, week daya, for Iloiton. Sprln
"'.y Jni,.Now York. 1'arlorcarto New York.
11:20 ! M. KXrHE8. dally, lor liostoi. and New
York vla Sprlnedeld. week daya for New London ann
New York yla Norwich llno. I'arlor car to Iloiton
and Sprlnglleld,
7.0S1-, M. i'aHSRNOER, week daya, for White
ltlr .lunctlon and New York, Slecplng car to New
ork cxccpt Saturday.
8.8J 1-. M. Biinday only. rener for White
Illvcr Junctlon and New York. Sleanngcar toNow
12:30 A. M., dally EXfllESS, for I'oiton vla Low
ell and all polnta ln New England, New York and
aonth. I'ullman 8lcepea to liojton and Sprlnit
flild.
Tralns Colng North and Wost.
2J0A.M., diilyEXPUESS for Montreal and the
wyet and week daya for OKdenaburg. Richford and
OtUwa. Sleeplng cara Montpellei Junctlon to
Montreal.
8.20 A.M. PAS8ENOER, week daya, for Burling
ton, Rutland, st. Albana, Montreal, Ottawa and
Richford.
8.26 A. M. Snnday only, lA8SENOElt for Burling
ton and St. Albana.
S.3S1'. M. PABSENOEK, week daya, for Burling
ton. Bt. Albana. Montreal, Itouiea Folnt. Ogdenaburc
and Klchrord. Parlorcar to Montreal without chang.
4.0(1 r.M. week daya. Exprcaa for Burlington, con
nectlng with alcamer for l'laltaburg. Parlorcar.
S:M f. M, KXPltEBS ror llurllngton, 8b Albana
andMon'r""l. IuUmanaleeplng car from Montpelier
Junctlon o Chlcago without change.
Suburban Traln Sorvlco.
Letve Montpelier for Barre, 3.16, t8.M, t.2C, 590,
A. M., I12M, 12.45, UM, '8.20, 17.25, 8.42. P. M
Arrlve atllarro tweo y mlnutea after leavlng tlme.
Iave Barre for Montpelier at 12.01 mldnlght,
J7J53, t.W.SJ.DO a. l2.ol noon, fJ.10, S.80, rf).44,
SS.05, 1", M. Arrlve at Montpelier twenty mlnutea
arterleaylngtlme.
Tralns leave foi Williamstown at tiJ.M r. u. and
fl.55 r. M.
All paeaenger tralns will stop at the Ploncer
works to take or leave nasaeneera when slgnalled.
Sunday only. 'Dally. JWeek daya.
J. P. OAI.LKlircrt, Agent.
K.H.PlTZHDOlLVIce Prea., General Managtr.
J. E. BENTLEY. Hr.neral Paaaepner Anent.
Montpelier & Wells River R. R.
li Kileci Jnne27, 1914. Tralna leavlng Montpelier
aa rollowa:
3:00 A. M. Local.
(C. V. atatlon 7:50 A. M.1
Connccta at Wells Kiver with Tralns North and
South over II. AM.Ii. li. Wl li through Exprea
Tr ln for New Vork, arrlvlng 7:30 A. M. With
through Expresa Traln for Boston arrlv ng 4:45 lM
l:IO P. M. Expross
(C V atatlon 1M F. M.
Through Exprcsa with Chalr Car Burlington to
Fabyans. Connccta at Fab)ana with through Ex
press lor Portland nnd Old Orchard, also with trala
for Suramlt Mt. Washington. Counects at Wella
Itlver with through Exprcss arrlvlng ilostonat 8:10
P. M. Also with Canadlau 1'aclOc lty. through Ex
presa for Montreal and tho West.
4HOP. M. Lccal (Mlxod )
(From M. A W. II. atatlon omy
Connecta at Wells Itlver with Tralns North and
South "V r Passumpslc Dlvlslon. and traln North ol
Wella Kiver over Whltu Mountaln Dlvlslon B. A
M. U. It.
Tialns Wost.
Leave Wells Itlver 5:I5. 10.30 A. m. 2.4J, 35p. m.
Arrlve Montpelier 10 10, 11.50 A. M. 4.00, 6.08 r. M.
Mlxcd
From Boston..
Leave Boston 10:00 A. m.
Arrlve Montpelier 6:(k p. M
Suburban Traln Sorvlco.
Lea.e Moutpeller-.30, 9.45 11.65 A. M. 2.40 8.49
t,10 P. M.
Leav Bap re 7.30 10.211 A, M. 12.30 3.15, 4.10, &.30 P.M.
W. A. STOWELL. Oeneral Manarer.
F. W.SrANYAi .Superlntcndent,
" W . MUK8K. Oen'l I'aas.Auenl
Boston & Maine Kailroad.
Wlntor -Arrangomont.
IN EFFECT OCr. 12, 1903.
Tralns Loavo Wells Rlvor North
Bound.
li a M., dally, prlnclpal statloua to Newport and
Montreal.
2:39 A.M. dally, except Monday ftv St. Johna-
bury
Lyndonville, Newport Sherbrooke and Quebec
except Sunday aud Monday,
?.d2 A. M.. for statlona to Newport and Sherbrooke
8:22 p, M., for prlnclpal statlona to Newport and
Montreal.
3:30 1". M. for atatlona to Newport, Sherbrooke ad
Quebec.
9:50 1'. M., for statlona lo Lyndonville.
South Bound.
1:35 A. M., except Monday, for prlnclpal itations t
W . lt. Junctlon, Worcester, Boston and Spring
flold.
l:Ji A.M., dally for statlona on W. M, D., to Con
cord, Manchester, Naihua, Worcester, Lowell
and Boston.
6:80'A. M.,lrom Woodsvllle for statlona to Concord
and Boston. '
5:5(i A.M., for statlons to y. It. Junctlon, Concord,
Worcester aud Boston.
9:S8 A.M., fora atlonaon W. M. Dlv. to Concord
Worcester snd Boston.
.33 A. M. for prlnclpal statloua to Bostou, Sprlnx-
Held and New York.
1:00 P, M., for statlons to W, It. Junctlon, Spru.g-
tleld. Concord, Worcester and Boston.
:S4 P.M., for Plymouth, Concord, Worcet'er and
Boston,
4 P. M., from Woodsvllle, ror statlons to Concord
:50 P M., ror all statlons to White Itlver JnncUon.
Colng North on W. M. Dlv. at
S2 A. M ror all statlons.
:30P. M., ror all statlons.
li P. M., toatatlons to Lancaster.
0:15 A..M- Sundays only ror Lancaster.
D. J. FLANDERS.
Oon. Paaa mnd Tlcket AKOnt.
Wo promptiy ootnin c. s. aua e oreign
sond modcl.sketcl' or pl.oto ot nvttitlon iprr
Irv i report on iinientniuuiy. '- i
C: 1 ''IS,
l1 Pa (
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