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l ,i ;;7 A LRU. .UKtrUBLlUrO
V. trial wan possessed."
f farw is the very picture of a
' far!r".' vet in the enjoy-
'tvlion and soundsleep, are
rood dig""" .., cblef factor
a vigorous old age.
Life is sustained
by food, when it is
properly digested
a n d assimilated.
When digestion
fails, there is a loss
of nutrition which
nrm shows itself
in ohvsical weak
ness, nervousness,
ileeplessness, etc.
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases of the
stomach and other
organs of digestion
ml nutrition. It
strengthens the
body in the only
way possime, uy
enabling the as
ainnlation of the
nutrition extracted
from food.
El ' i ucd trn bottles
1 ollr. Werce-sGoUteo
I r7, 1 SSbfc and -.! vtaia of
5V-i-' b.-plraaant Irllrta'
,w a year mo thu pnn,
I nntrouMewth indmeatioo amca-
JM rv. MmUM WoriU fad tu tr.l
"'"J, i' S th Ucf. a I had auf
h and it swn,d that the dortori
i much and H wembt to
, ' k K.t" and do
tZ h. m-..mme.al your meal
t tr.l aud h.ll .l-.y. h.ve Hood
7, , U in. Itcrteaud b nieJicn.:.
i. Common Sens Medical Adviser,
f. , ,ei, in paper covers, is sent frit
1 , . .-,., A.l.lresa Dr.
ffl
For Loyal Support of Their Ticket
at the September Election.
THE BETHEL COURIHk. AUGUST 21, 1902.
'tied and unquestioned policy of the
$ -t til mawiTig
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of
1. I'ierce,
3iTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY.
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N ' ? ' ' I 1. A... tollman Bullet
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A Strong and Candid Statement From
the Itepubllcdif State Committee,
Worthy of the Careful Considera
tion of Every Member of the l'arty
To the Kepubllcan Voter of Ver
mouth Sii)e lSTw the lU'pulili'-au party of
Vei uiout hau uiurclit -d freiu lta Couveu
tiou hall to the jwlls with uuhroki-u
rauks aud loyal hi-arts to win constant
victories for its chost-u stamlurd Iniir
ers uud ll exaltml principles. It de
votion aiul feulty to priiK.'iple and
canUiduU-ji have glveu ll uatiouai
honor, distinction and iaipurtawe aud
have sw'ured for Vermout the proud
cognowtu of the "Star that never
While the long line of illustrious men
wb have represented It in Congr'.s,
who have been its chief executive, to
gether with the marked civic virtue of
it legislator and oilieialu, vith entire
abwi of public fx andalnanil freedom
from all taint of corruption, have re
fl.rtixl it-uliar credit, lusier i.nd honor
ujHin our beloved State u:itil the name of
' Vermont has lxronie a national sjno-
! nym f.ir fHiIitieal h sty and integrity.
'it has had afore time sharp preomi
; vent Ion contests for honor to be con
ferred and ban differed In couneil c
eerninir the lirini'lpUn to 1 n,,n'
M.it. d but when the mn jot ity has spoken
throiiL-h Its renre'iitatives aneuibl
the minority bus honorably an
and abided by the rnu!t.
i If lia In en reserved t'l thl
'. wltn.n a departure from this
boiier-Ml, wU- ii nd patriutie four
, ,t trie Uepnbhean St.it.- Cnv
h, It ill M..nti'lnT.iiitie i.u.i
tlirw m.'ii sin. i ort' d for its lii
!, bv a fniisti'ii
d.
pled
ar to
time
Kmr
ir ipori ions
Tiny
nnoii
t hnnor.
y of r. -i-e'alile
stllilllitted their
bedet'-rinlna-
4 X A.
' . t ' ... ii;.rm--n.-1.1 Ne l'.- I
- .. I. r.j. h.tin.'
K f '. tWl"U iiiu PFlufu-
3I. 3VI.
eek d.ir for wnn n"
i! SO NORTH
.
V., (.dei,.t...r, K..UI.T.J
I OH4 x n.rei.m cr to M trel.
ia A. 3VI.
1 ri:nt.-i.-u ! Troy and Albany.
JO A IVI.
,i..ui. ..me. Accommodation for Burlma-
Jii j;: l rti. AiKaiia.
i r. ivx.
,i ,m r;.re e day f-r
i u !,r i tolJ'n t A1I...K, H
n '- I K.; M r i and M.-utre.l h.U
J.r; r. ar to M..ntrol.
or. ivt. .
I!,.r-. d.v. f..r V -unreal and
i l.lraan lietin(l car W''H'
E H
.mO.; il iri'M- I' oi
tion of the Convention: one onlyfould
win; two hum ti!Ter defeat, t.ndv hen
frafed there wan lor .no,,, .....
.raMe alternative wi s. n a in .i
like men and gie te. i.
to the Convent! in
M-lected
Vul'e-i.H.'nt and Oen'l Manager.
( W f l'MMIMi.
oeoersl l-aeniter Agent.
i.Il.lllttHttllIWMH""",n'',S:
d
hon
cent diit
hearty support
choice.
ti... th Convention final
the man who on the first ballot hsl by a
,,r,, plurality ave no pn und of o f
f,ee to the Ui,Mi.'.fnl randi. ates
and their friends. Jnd.s.i. one of these,
with hi M.piH-rter, by their ingn -mous
aelion. made ls.ss..Me the r. stilt.
Then It was that the Clement bolt
beean.
It was without other
3',f-'.J,!..i., f..rvth!iiz that he
knows alsiiit the deletates pn-sent and
..method at,e,.dlt!a.h;MreUr.io,t.he
a.i-epted the membership of the Con
veVion he.ee.-td.-d Its -
1.!tedtotlsn.lidirelfM..;
Ti e platform contained the word In its
.. . .. ,.,.r,...rai.U "Helved by the
"1" ' . l-mivetltinn
cans or ei-ino... ... -. ..
we renew again
lie professes devotion and loyalty to
bis native ftate but to advance his own
feltish interests he causelessly defa lies
and degrades her. He. assumes the
role of exemplar and teacher of political
honesty and morality but enter tiiiou
bis new role bv tea. fcina that men may
participate In caucus and convention
anl without political dishonesty n ay
txlt the convention when Its action 1
not In accord with their own desires.
As an exemplar In political morals he
leads In the mont causeless and wicked
bolt known to jmlltlenl history.
He attacks the financial management
of the tate and yet hi convention ac
cepts as its Candidates the- nominees or
the Republican party who are the re
sponsible financial managers of the
state.
He discourses npon the Increased
state expenses, expensive commjs
sions and unnecessary offices but names
no chanirp except to establish another
salaried state noaril to ne us uii-ii.ii-u'k
agent with a large array of clerks and
assistants, for all the different Institu
tions of the state.
No one denies that the state expenses
have largely Increased during the years
of r.epubliean ascendency but It is t le
ctio Re of the settled policy of the state
regardless of party requiring such ex
penditures and shifting large burdens
of exteiise from the towns to the Mate
and not throush corruption, inefflci
eucv, prodigality or mismanagement.
Which part of this settled policy
would Mr. Clement repudiate?
We have now a hospital for the insane
owned and equipped by the state,
equipied with modern eonenieme
and conducted In accordance vwui un
valued and approved methods for the
safety and recovery of these unfortu
nate memlxTs of our sucl-ty. answering
the proper demand of a sympathetic
and philanthropic people.
We have a House of Correction for
the less Incorrigible law breaker where
be aecured; wo have.
the industrial school for the young
where virtuous manhood and woman
hood ma v t wrought out of what would
otherwise In-come fixtures among the
criminal ola"-. Our College are
aided from our state treasury in order
that i-iverty shall imt prevent the am
bitious VoutU from obtaining broad ami
thorough culture. We provide instruc
tion for the blind, the mute and the
weak-minded. We raise a 5 percent
state tax to distribute among our towns
which are richer in road mileage than
..... t nt We enua ize in n o
i ii .
the burden of scnooi ta.Miuoo
eight percent State tax
pral nrovisiou for our
state.
lioth of tk(-se asked that the proposed
substitute be submitted In cider that
the people might vote intelligently hav
ing both the prohibitory law Mid the
law p"I'sedb -fore them. ISelievingln
the right of the majority to determine
the action of the state ami in the right
of the mujority to have opiortunity of
ovr,r..Kino the Itenutir.ciin p. riy
placed this plank In it platform in good
faith, with on honest puriK.se and with
1 view to the highest good cf the state.
I The unrestricted sale of intoxicants Is
1 regarded bv Ilvpnblieang a a public
evil and by this action of the conven
tion it is now left first with the legisla
ture and next with the loop!e to de
termine whether this restriction and
restraint shall be found in the present
law, some wise modifications of the
present statutes or a license local-option
Mr. Clement attempts to excuse Ms
i. t. i.iu.ttn imitvana
lecession rromiiie iveio,..- ....
to Justlfv his action in ix.lting the con
vention whn he was it candidate for
hluh preferment by making a claim of
bribery on the part of both or nig ii""
nents and to such an ex'ent sto viti
ate the action of that convention,
tie also claims that this charge
hrilx-rv is not new; that it naa
made and sultantiaU-d by numerotis
affidavits prior to the assembling of tbe
Convention. The real valu he places
upon those charges and the affidavits
to support it, is easily determined.
The state committee was the commit
tee on credentials. To thorn these nm
davlts should have been taken and any
illegal delegates challenged find un
seated as surely they would have been
on valid proof. But to the committee
be made no challenge and produced no
proofs, neither was there a word naid
bv his friends in the convention Im
pugning Us Integrity of comi-osition and
.,i,iv after his own candidacy
Of
been
cre-
lo.
tllistitllted in
Want--
f..- .,,..i ihoroiiithly reliable
rausi- than his
now
our
nepublli
... 1...1 lllrlt
ns-eiu. .. - - .,,,..,,,1.1.
ir. the Kepili'licaii i .......
m,r unabated eonndeiice
men as
AGENTS
THE EQUITABLE
Life assurance suutu
OF THE V. S.
frelous experience
pot essential.
Write ma ami see what sort
a settlement of I'oiicies o
p.ake at the end of twenty year.
fealty
press
principles
In it
Clement
on end
t.i
it. nominee no wou...
Through his delegates .Mr. CI
,,d participated m the-cm omi
l . ....tun. n he
loral 1,1 leien.c i.i.o
11 io -.
b
If he- had li'cn
ZZ; iifintly relied upon. 1-
,.-! simnort of his party
Since the Convention
arisen, no fact
whl.-h can J..' . rnr,
a
its ac-
W. H.S.VH.TCOnB,
MANAGER,
100 Church Street,
PLRLINOTON,
VT.
4
oS
nothing ha
. i
t,n been ill'" ' "
tifv anv republican In
, defeat It chosen camn
attempting to ' t t
dates or to ciuu'e-T
llls-ratlons wll0
t f i.mu'tir i itmi'
,n M.r- n,ii.l,.te l-efore
'winlnS'.: ,.k Iter from it
Convention " - - .., ,., ln.
tlon. Who now
t-grity of " '""" n.i him bt
,:' r , if his opponent
was ossein u..... ,.., honombie
A . a
the pany ... ' , ..,me tm. party
attack, den. mn. e . ,ft
whoso standard Wnrei n Mn
w!lO U one ' - .
os,n. no.gnon-,theh
''"-'S'lsnowwS'gto-late";i,0
;iredto b-ad;tocpenty
secedes from
which li.-plo.lg.MM loyal
i l end and roru.m--
SPECIAL CLUB RATES
Til PAPKR snd BrTlASR1 OR
K KKI.V II RKAIj1 one year,
I N,. I it.lln we.tern Vermont-1
l PAPRRindMIBBOKWDl CQ
5 KM Kit one year ,,'w
iSPAPKKsndTHK IlOSTOSl Cfl
f K K K I.Y JO I K A Ii one vtr, 1 .0 U
4 a . -- I. Vuenuillt.l
TjlSPAPKK snd KKWWRK1 gj
tIKlCK-A-WKKK WOULD
TiV PAPF.H snd THK KW1 J
?RK TR1BLNE rVKKKLV
lib PAPKR and TIIKJ.KV 1 KQ
t'.ltk TH1HI m: kakmi.k, '
1 is PAPKR snd the Bl B-'J";1.X5
f )N WEKKLV KKK rHKM1'"-
Ti7TaPFR snd nARRKj2.00
1ILY TKLKC.KAM.one year.-''
ItlHPAPF.t snd ST.AI.UAStl Qn
i.jo, ... are sent to
u I crn I uni .
(i-,.a wOK,.. thia atnte.
tin nmri-T rn ME OR PAY
YOUR POSTMsSTtn.
L. B. JOHNSOM,
n..rioirll
and one
p.
I" '--. -.,,,r.ntlon.
faith at the lait pr,,.COnvention
r.nt..ring vpo l am-
"''''"n'nThe vowiMprnToseofo
,,i,i,m- '?in !e result, the n fcrend. n
taimng a sin-" r , ,,,,, party
of the IW-rn-i,mll.f
ccusi-ims. ..,... 11Il0n
bo iini1,u"" i
having
such ref''"'"-
roe
by an
We make lili-
tato Normal I
nn n.,r,e
School. We care for tne insane i"..-. .
at the slate expense and thus relieve
each town 'of this burden and secure
better treatment and care. We expend
, considerable amount upon our state
militia and our Soldiers' Homo.
All this and much more Is done be
cause the state has approved of it and
ret this large expenditure has been so
provided for by our system of corpora
ion taxes that the state tax assessed
' uiion the Grand list is ! uia.i -!
twenty years ago. Undoubtedly this
method of corporation taxntion can be
Improved upon and ext -tided and the
I .. V . i.. .mi further lessened and
state ia,
even entirely dispensed with.
A commission rojiorting when Mr.
Clement was in the Senate that thecor-
fourth of their iair sua. eo. . ..
of taxation an effort was made to In
cocorratetaxation. but Mr. Clem
ent was strenuous in opposition and it
wasdefeated. Hewasth.-n rresidenl :of
,hp Kutland railroad system. Ho now
averts that no state tax was needed snd
that he voted against increased cor-
,in fixation lieeause no additional
revenue was win"- -''"'" V" ,
mn of the Senate r ma . ...
of 1!1. he In fact reoo.n.,..-u..- ...
verv day. he broug.n a u " -
of the con'ora,ion ,nx 1
tax which ymi are now paying.
t7 a .t.,Hes the method of liquor iaw
enWeuion.lnhiscityanddrawsn,any
a!.,.,- rinH'Trni 1. IK- Un
of Kut'land and has been its Mayor r.nd
rot hoi bs -on,in"f"1 W,t"OU, Cr,"
Section when he had official power. and
without rebuke from him as a man
Mr Clement alleges that he doubts
the s nceritvofthe republican party in
Verm" in its plank concerning the sub
iT,Um of the license nZ
To the vote of the Ieoph- and seeks thus
to ustifv his pecesslon. But when was
hi .pub.icanpartyofVcnnontorof
Ml ., i,m untrue to Its ple,!ges? I rom
U, inception to the present hour has .e
r1r,v of UNTty under Fr.-omont of the
Constitution and Vnlon und-r Lincoln
1 Oram, of sound money aim ...
I L American Industrie un.b-
before the Ix-ly was hopeless that the
familiar cry of "Stop Thief was ruined
by him and some of his supporters.
There were only two contest ls-fore
this committee on credentials. One
arose from the claim of Mr. Clement
that the delegates troni iueI(i u...
I land, who were present with
I ..niiu should be unseated '-nd
unble to him
their rtea.1. Mr. Ch-inenrs claim was
allowed, and his delegates seated, but
in this case no charge of fraud was
made. ...
In the other cuTdested case Mr. 1 lan
ders of Orange was seated in lieu of the
Clement delegate by the unanimousoc- '
tion of the Committee on unclmllonge.l ,
and uncontradicted proof that the dec-
tlon of the Clement deiegat- -cured
through the votes of the demo
crats who. admitting their politics and
demanding the right to vote, were per
mitted to do so under protest.
In no other Instance was the right ot
a single delegate to his seat challenged
before the committee or in the conven
tion nor was the charge that dele
..., imnropcrly elected or lm-
properlv influenced after election made
at any 'time before the committee or In
the convention.
His contention of bribery surely does
not Justify the liolt from Hon. Zed K
Stanton, our Candidate for Lieutunant
Governor who had mad- no pro-convention
canvass and had no organized
gutioort, but whoso nomination was the
genuine spontaneous irn.uie
State Issue, who believe that all thesS
are best gained and best itaiuiamed
w ithiu and not without the party, who
love its leaders, w ho look for" aid to a
national triumph in VJi, that we n.ay
continue our present prosperity an.
national graudure, all such we appeal
by their voice and by their ballet to
keep secure our State in the front rank
of the uepuiuican pan m
No greater disaster couiu coiu
the Kepubllcan imrty of the Nation than
the removnl of Vermont uus year no-"
lU-publican column. a oroK.i
jmrty in l'J)2 moans a brouen party m
10O4 and broken iwpuoiicnuis u ji
mont would most signally aid to break
its hold nK.n the Country tnd to end
the marvelous prosix-nty which has
come under the Kopubllcai. rule.
Vote then for tlie men whose defeat
our enemy seeks. Vote for the
regular Kepubllcan candidat.-s for
town, ror county and for state offices.
Vote for MoCullough and Stanton, plain
men of the people, strong, clean in
corruptible, clear headed and warm
hearted; for men whocan look uponthe
strongest and best, level eyed end
clear, and in their regard for lalxir and
It rights, ln devotion to our imei
our institutions and our Industries, in
Intellectual and moral stature ano iu u..
that goes to make true Ver-non'.er aie
in the front rank among me
tn,tod loaders of our state.
Lead on men of Vermont to your
. nwoenlns victory -whicn
shall cheer the hearts of your ohtica
friends from Maine to California, shall
presage and assist like a swoopinj Na
......i .(,,, i, i, in November and pave
tl.illlil " ...... I'" -----
the way for Kopublicans and Roowvilt
Middleburr; Ed-
llinu - ....i'.. - -
n Welling. North Bennington
narry Blodgott, St. Johnsbury ; Homer
K. Wright, Essex Junction; f.ibbs h-.
Clark, Island I'onii; inos.
Albans: Jed r. Lndd. Kast Alburgh;
Eoger W. Hulbunl, Hyde Park: Horace
W Bailov. Newbury; floor ce T. How-
nrd, Craftslmry: ira jv.
' Haven; Frank Vlumloy, Northfleld,
Zina II. Allbee. Bdlows Falls; Alfred
r Watson, Hartford-State Com
mittee
Can't Stand It.
Constant backache
Tired all the time.
Nerves on e.lgu.
Distressing Urinary troubles.
Hard to keep up
With any Kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills
Relieve the aches of a bad
back promptly cure all
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Mr J T. II Townsend, of Tnwnaenil
Brua'. carrinee manufacturers, of li Jeller
ioo atrwd. wMof..r.l. Me., says: "We used
T.o"!. Kldn.-y lills Id our
found them s most valuable remedy. Tht-r
are ao niauj uselea. remedies on tlie market
that when 'one 1 found ".ft
nrovea does what la claimed -for It. It 1 a
deasure to endorse that , prei-arat l I
.roeunsl iHian'a Kidney I-llla at Jobu B. r
rv'i i druif store, under Hotel Timelier, and
the aa-lsfne result. o..t,iin.-d warraut
nie lu makluif the above statement.
t,.. K-i.tno Pills sold at nil drns
stores: 50 ceut. FoU-r-Mlll)Uro Co..
falo, N. 3T
ilar-
THE BEST
for the
, r a ct vifiwrv
LLAJI mun i-i
Pianos
rgans
J. P. DONOVAN,
59 MAIN ST .
K0NTPEL1ER.VT.
tM-wiiiK Machine.
First Incorporited in l-'J.
San Francisco.
New York.
Chicago.
London.
Philadelphia,
. .i. nnnrfntlon to his vorth
lorn) i-i -- .
To those who know (ieneral Mo
Cullough this suggestion of co-ruptioii
n.i-d. no denial. To those- who do not
we are pleased to assure them that
from the beginning to the end of his
.,oa i,o ma and countenanced noth-
tau.uoout .
Ing corrupt, dishonorame or m..j. ,
Dishonesty is a ireiiucui..
bv defeated candidates In political con
tests and Mr. Clement is simply no ex-
Throughout the state Republican ,
will not fail to recall in whoso behalf ;
democrats were brought to the Caucus
to elect delegates to the last Republl- j
can convention. i
Mr Clement has no standing in the
forum of the people when he ro a .
the uncontamiuated ropresentative of
honest political action.
To aid in his election
Sunset Mining Company
of California.
San Francisco, August 1st, 1(.02.
California.
"Out here in California where the earth produces gold.
And nature has forgotten all the art of growing old."
A Business Proposition.
AUGUST, 1902.
102 MONTHLY DIVIDENDS PAID.
per
we paid the 102nd monthly dividend of 2
1(102. V e are operating coviui
Clement
. . : . i .c.int encouras
being notined of f ,011 -nj
Hayes.
McKinley
and
. . ......1 lia-imiiiicnu
and mci.c. . iir , 0
t,,w on.! - .,,,,;...,,, i-ou-
d before "'':': r2,.,,e
., t I. OW U v
TCI, i.".. -
.nven'ion
in a
appear"
vlilinnt refer-
t license in . . ,
passage . . , boili; defeat, u
ence to toe ' hpr,.nr.e of his pur-
there he Pas , a t,li from
p, action Simar a n til)ipr
apinsl n ' claiming "till to
counties ot " ' ....tional iiu.s-
be a Ilep"""' '' h of .pport by
VI.
landolph Foundry,
v . -.AAn v.. amain t ' T r 1
I lnv J. .tt rkf ino- Ftr.
t:Dboards. Lath. Doors, Windows
!a- .mtSpmeeUimlr. J-dW.-ll. Airentafer
L rav' Hnrsp Powers and Piacnines
t lie w
such, he cons.'
ritod and
aspireu
State IH-mor
,-ntion
rhono,nineeofthel..'c
..... ronventi-n and in It
t.re-aentcd
tlon anu
Kopublicans as
nilc Convent!
r.-cnlarly
Convention therefore pre-
,,ared w'n l,,.h repudiated and
denoun.vd ,T"-' ..rincitde and
and mnlnta.ne.i-- ( riati,nal
..hoontaineilaphink
of a
". " " f.rored y
SltlOH
H""" ,-.1,1,
. w a ml W IU1
deniocr;ii . t,.'lis!g OI a
ocmandingthe mn'cdu,.
license local l 11 , , become evi-
dent that Mr. i 1 , jog's attire
desires the elo.-t-.on J,, n f,.r.
Which Will Of ite 1 ' ' rf thf?
en, make license the
state.
an.
tion fo ,,,!. nd
C.arfl.'I.I. Ann in. i."..- -
crowned by its n.-n-rn.
. .. i. run tion t(iai"
pnnan ....o. . ,: " .
r.iho and the i iiiurr"" ' ,
herein has it in on
ntr-tvod its trust or ;i..... ....
Se paJh. of honor, justice and rectl
tmlo' In the light of it history then
h. who would impugn the honor and
ne wild .... i,it.I, nnrtT im-
Rood faith oftr.e i,c,.v
peaches his own.
The Convention favored the snbmls
,: , ' tn ,i,e pool1'? of ,lie nustlon of
S 1 .ml local option or state pro
W. tion 1-atise it was do,-med a wise
and proper conc-ssion to growing f.n.1
ins went 'lc'"d for ,uf n 9 tu.
wh oil came alike from the friends and
wnlu .. M,ililfnrv law.
the foes oi iu- i-- -
Those who opposed prohibition a -rte-1
that a local-option law wouldlx-st
" " ' ...i would best restrict the sale
intoxicating liquor, and that a refer-
,ho neofiie
toritv favorable to such a law.
. c,;, prohibition claimed
. A-ference would show that the peo
, 1 not in favor of a license local-
option law. and that the wid- and thor
and ag'tatlon whicn
eucn -.. ii. .,!, in
Id precede tlieoie o..ci
rei'-otion of such a lw and in the
bag without their solicitation endorsed
and placed upon his ticket the regular
Kepubllcan candidates for Secretary of
State State Treasurer, and Auditor of
Accounts. They authorise the State
Committee to say that they are Repub
licans and not in sympathy with any
movement that would tend to disrupt
the Republican party: that they stand
i,o nhitform as adopted by the
Kepubllcan Convention of June JOth, at
' ...n, nnd for the ticket there
nominated and for no other principles
or party; that Xumlr 2 of the Ac s of
forbid the printing upon a ballot
of the name of any candidate who hat
declined a nomination. For this rea
son they have not declined the License
Local-Option nomination.
We confidently appeal to the m-n of
Vermont who see in the Republican
nartv and Its aehlevemsnts the unex
ampled glory and prosperity of our
state and country, who are proud of
their little state which has liorne no
mean and trivial part in the vrot f
who peiieve, lis ria.""
should, and
Yes :
cent.. August 1st,
California gold mines.
We offer treasury stock,
cash monthly rtivuiemis,
which receives 2 per
to equip valuable
stock owned by and sold
and not by
from the sale
cent.
properties.
TVpasnrv stock means
4W thP benefit of the entire company,
:.iu-5.1nnl. The money derived
nf,MSrv stock is used to develop and equip mines
v v- J
which have a proven value.
. .a. rf9intv. This Company Is earning
Al'OSIlive vmi"-v .
and Paying 2 per cent. Monthly Dividends.
n Chirac for S 437.50 will earn $ 5 per month.
500 " " 875.00 " "
1000 " " 1.750.00 " "
Applications for stock should be made to
10
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LEWIS & COMPANY,
- t t-. l,.ncfmi,nt lnllKin ailU
v , - l . ' , .1 I . T ' . I . " - I II I r.l.lV.".
liroKers oi m-.u
Dividend Paying Securities
Offices: 1 0th Floor
V iss tr Street,
(References furnished on application
Morton Building.
. NEW YOHK CITY
TV 1
a ma
Friends
that such
won..!
Ii,.-. enforcement of the prohibitory
notion!
"11 ' ' . .. ...j v...llln
thov may. and snouio. aim i.-.".
exalt that durine all this time they have
lived in the cleanest state In the Inion
where corruption in the Legislature, in
the judiciary and In the executive of
,,., t,wn unknown and who would
retain untarnished the fair fame of the
,r,nl to all such to indignantly
;,, nd ooDdemn the man who in
hi t.iindness and wickedness of his
own self-seeking does not hesitate to
,!Lb r.d nroolaim to the world, foul
.. .be integrity and honor
EK11M1- I? wj-M -
r.1.1 Vprmiint
ct - wnfi,u-ntlv appeal to all who love
the rartr for its state and national is
sues of far reaching importance, who
have gloried in its achievements, who
...i ! nnnciiMi-s. ti ho .-
are .ir.".-:. v
Is responsible for wholesome
bread, flaky and delicious
biscuits and rolls.
In Its making no expense
has been spared. It is abso
lutely the best flour that can
be gotten out of wheat.
You cannot ar-prcc'316 "'ow
thoroughly good a flour can
be until you have tried Wise
King brand.
The test cf it Is In the
balsir.g.
Ask for it at your grocer s .
HiMtactand lately T
BILL. BILL I' CO.,
llwand Its establishment as the set- eTe ,bea paranlount to any single
Mfr&BZ 'w wSC ll,ru j
I tv is ) III a-
u; f u
ILL, BILL t CO.,
:r.m.i, v. e.-ti..n. Twine and Oil
IFPII-.!" a as u
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