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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-10-11
d A X O T A.

Riklig nederbord. Under f0rra
veckan intraffade en- riklig nederb0rd
trakten af Chamberlain, S. Da. Jor.
den ar nu ett utmArkt skick for host
pl6jningen.
Forsaljning af skolland. Gu.
vernon Shortridge af N. Dakota och
landkommissarien Williams salde for.
ra veckan en- hel del skolland. Pri.
serna variera fran $40 till $35 per acre.
Flick kontraktet. Det har varit
en- ifrig tahan for erhallande Of kon.
traktet for uppforande af dc bestamda
byggnaderna pa Lower Brule-agentu.
rem. Slutligen gafs kontraktet ct T..
A. French. Affaren gar, lost pa $13,.
O95.
Cooper Elevatorn Coopertown,
N. Da,, nedbrAnde hArom dagen. Def
mag asinerade f6rradet hvete, cirka
5000 bushels blef lagornas rof. F6rlu.
stem DR. $4,000, hvilken Dir sa mycket
kanbarare, -da hvetet icke var assure.
radt Eden uppstod genom sjelfan.
tHndning.
Lofvande utsigter. Det har fallit
rikligt med regn trakten af James.
town, N. d., hvilket gjort att arbetet
med h1stpl6jningen blifvit lattare.
Tr1skningen Or undanst0kad / denna
del af staten. Den jordareal, som till
beredes for nasta ars sk1rd, blir storre
lin fora aret sa att utsigterna aro lof-
vande ALA afseenden.
Eft dumt skamt. En- sju ars gam
NAL gosse vid namn Wright Yankton,
S. Da, lekte torsdags med nagra an
dra gossar, hvilka pa skamt laste in
honom en- jernvagsvagn. Emellertid
sattes taget r6relse och vagnen f6ljde
med till Mitchell. HAr befriades Cos
sen fran sin fangenskap, efter att ha
varit inlast "a timmar. Sedan den
lille resenhren fatt en- god maltid mat,
sandes han tillbaka till Yankton.
Farliga losdrifvare. Fran James
town, N. Da., skrifves den dennes: I
nora delen af !countiet Aro settlarne
besvarade Of tramps, hvilka husera
som verkliga r6fvare. F0rltden fredag
fick John Gibson pahelsning at nagra
dylika sallar. Efter att hafva miss
handlat Gibson tillgrepo dc hvad de
kunde komma 3fver En- 9. X vigilans-
komite satte efter dem, och We dem ON
de ertappas.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-10-11

af Hamburg American LINEN, som an
kom till New York s6ndags qvarhal-
les i karantan pa order af dr.. William
Jenkins. Sex d0dsfall hade intraffat
under resan, hvaraf nagra hade kolera-
liknande symptomer.
Utskeppning af no. En- handels-
firma i Denver, Colorado, har nyligen
uppgjort kontrakt med ett grosshan
delshus i England att dit utskeppa 5000
tons h6. Delta ar den f5rsta utskepp-
ming af delta Stag som nagonsin fore
kommit har landet.
Rymd kassor. McCurtin, kass0r
for Choctaw nationen Indian terrific
riet, har l6rdags afgifvit sin rapport
till vederb6rande Tuskahoma, l. T.
Samtidigt dermed f6rsvann han fran
orten. Vid verkstald understanding af
hans rakenskaper har det visat sig, att
han Dir pa balaus q $4,000. .~
Lyon g. Healy Chicago, en- af Ian
dets nest beromda musikhandlare, har
vid verldsutstallningen tilldelats icke
mindre an tolf prisbel0ningar for sin
utstallning af kyrkorglar, blasinstru-
ment, gitarrer, mandohner och andra
musikinstrument. En- sarskild bel0-
ming tillerkandes ;ifven niimda firma
for sin val ordnade utstallning.
Thomas Kennedy har nyligen blif-
Wit arresterad San Francisco pa an
klagelse att ha stulit barn. Kennedy
tros ocksa vara samme man som pa sin
It'd bortf0rde en- million;ir vid MANN
Perrein Detroit, Mich, till ett atl;ig-
tset hus, der han hollis bunden tire da-
gar SAINT n3dgades underskrifva en- an
visning pa $50, 900 som l0sepenning.
Valgorenhet. Litet hvar f0rsp6r-
jes att godhjertade menniskor bidraga
till n0dlidandes understood. Sarskildt
ma nitmnas att svenska fruntimmers-
f0reningen New York luth. Gustaf
Adolfs kyrkans skolsal nyligen gitvit
en- aftonunderhallning, hvaraf inkom-
stem anvandes till bildandet al en- nod
hjelpsfond inom f0rsamlingen.
Fran vingardsregionen meddelas
att stora skaror arbetss6kande dagligen
anlanda till Jamestown, N. Y, for att
finna sysselsattning vid vindrufvesk0r-
den. De fiesta hafva just haft lagoon
pengar for resan och aro vid framkom-
stem utblottade pa ALT, hvadan de nod
gas tlllbringa natterna ladugardar
och skull SAINT tigga sig litet till mat
eller ock svalta, Under manga f6rega-
ende ar hatva vingardarne haft svart
Eatt finna arbetare nog for sk8rdens in-
h6stande, medan i ar omkring 6 1000 ar
betssokande irifunnit sig utan att er.
halla sysselsattning. Utskeppningen
af vindrufvor har redan boriat
Spadde ratt. En- svensk kock vid
namn Alfred Lennstr0m q angaren
Masgoline, som lag hamn Chicago
for nagra dagar sedan, kom dispyt
med matroserna ON hvilken af de beg
ge yachterna, Vigilant eller Valkyrie
skulle segra vid den f0restaende kapp-
seglingen New York. Lennstr0m pa
stod, att Vigilant skulle segra mot
hvilken yacht som helst verlden, och
har6fver blefvo de engelska motroser-
ma ursinniga och pryglade kocken. Stu
af dem voro med anledning haraf in
stamda till domstolen och blefvo do
samtlige d0mde till bUtcr. Som be-
kant segrade ocksa Vigilant vid tAAin-
Den-
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Odd Fellowship.

Inc annual meeting of the eight
district OF Vermont met in Armor,
HAL wednesday at 3 80 D. m. upon re
quest of Geo. f Flanders d. d q M
Nearly three hundred members greeted
the Deputy and officers of the Grand
Lodge as the gavel sounded The call to
order. '''1 "
The first work of the meeting was
the initiation of twenty-one candidates
INTO the mysteries of the order as fol.
lows; Joe Viau, G. III. Carpenter.
Charles A; Granger, William p
smith, Carl W. Stevens, George w.
French, F. o. Cunningham, II. o.
Waite, Charles N. Miner, Herbert A
Prescott, Willie j. Eddy, HI. X. Pres.
colt, Geo. A. Dickey, Ii. W. Lowd. F.
n; Hatch, w. Ill. Robshaw, o. w, Sa.
vile, ID. q. Stevens, Geo. w. Brown
Oharles l.. Robertson, E. G.. Woods
Inc work was done in a manner IN
elicit the most favorable comments
from all present by Champion LODGE
No. IL of Bradford. During the re-
cess at O'Clock supper was served at
hotel Low. The evening session was
opened with the First degree which
was conferred on all the initiates bv
Quechee River Lodge of Woodstock.
who added new laurels to those won
on former occasions. Next came tho
Second degree conferred by TemnIe
Lodge of Wells River. All the work
1f this degree was done in manner
nat left no room to doubt the work
lad been well studied and that real ar.
lists had charge of the dramatic and
literary work of Temple Lodge and the
,fficers paid good heed TO their leaders
)urlng short interval between the
second and Third degrees the brethren
we're much refreshed BY parlakinU of
9ghat Is a costly and scarce luxury
Bradford water. -
Myrtle Lodge of White River Junc-
on conferred the Third degree. Like
II the work of the meeting was very
ne. Seldom, If ever, in Vermont
ave the four degrees of the Subord;. 7
ate lodge been more finely Conferred
RAND Representative, j. w, GoodeII i
burlington; Grand Master. r
ettlng, of Brattleboro; Grand Seore.
ny, ID. E. Parker were in ATTENDANCE a
I'd by their presence gave enconrago. II
ent to the various lodges represented Y
male of the davis work all again 4
paired to the hotel and did ample ins. u
e TO an elegant banquet which re-
c'eu srea. credit on mine host Bishop
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ACADEMY ITEMS.

The students of the Academy are +,
give an entertainment at the close o,
the winter term, March Sd.
Misses Dickey and Chadwick bav,
returned to school.
Miss Lizzie Hanson entertained
friends from West Topsham this week
To our visitors list we have added
the names of Miss Abbie Avery. Miss
Richardson, Miss Eva Shaw.
The following is the program for
lyceum, Feb. 23d:
Silence
Music by the Club.
Secretary's report.
miscellaneous business,
Defamation. Mr. uosl,i
Select Reading, Miss Genrne
Recitation Hattie iii
Question, Resolved that the Hawaiian
Stands should be admitted to the United
states. Affirmative, Mr.. Smith, Miss ROb-
,Hsol, Mr. Martin. Negative, Mr. Worthen.
MISS vi Hart, Mr.. Cunningham.
s"i, Misses Davis and Erwin. |
3 9o heauthg,, Miss Diekey. |
,aPel, MeSSrs. Hadiock and Blake. |
Iusic, 'ls 0'iie'S
'rilic's report, Miss McIopd
JSE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA ITS
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At the ninth annual convention of
the Woman's Relief Corps, D. of v.
held at Rutland Tuesday, Mrs. Calista
r. Jones of this town was elected
President; Mrs. Maria f. Warden,
treasurer, and Mrs. Orissa A. Prichard
one of tine executive board.
Mrs. Mary E. Farnham has been ap-
pointed Assistant National Inspector
for the Department of Vermont W. r.
C.,,by Mrs. Margaret Ray Wilkins of
Kansas, National President of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
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AS previously announced in these COL
umns the Transcript Publishing Co., of
b,attleboro is about to publish a book
which Will be interesting, convenient and
OF permanent value to every VermOnter
1t is entitled "Men of Vermont'' and con-
talns series of biographical sketches of
the representative men resident in the
State together with sketches Of Sons of
Vermont prominent in other States. Ii
Is compiled under the editorial superyis-
ion of Hiram A. Huse, ESQ.,, State Libra
rian. Its pages will be embelished by
portraits, both page and cabinet size,
and will be executed in a style of binding
and workmanship that will render it a
rich ornament to the library as well as a
treasure Of interesting and useful knowi-
edge, and q monument to the sterling
qualities of the Modern SCREEN Mountain
Boys" J. II. Walbrfdge, of West Con-
cord, has been engaged as eanvesser and |
Will soon commence his WORK. Mr.. Wal |
Drldge is well and favorable known III the
entlre country, and his selection is most
fortunate one. He will bring to this field a
wide personal acquaintance, an energy,
;a "a and thoroughness, and recognized
literary ability that will secure a fitting
recognition of "Gallant Little Fssey'j i5
II MS important State Work Essen Cou7,tu
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Mr.. Hiram Moves, senior proprietor
OF Hotel Look-Off at Sugar Hill, N.
H., was in town Monday arranging
for his 1913 advertising which is to be
issued from this office. Mr.. Moves
has made many improvements about
his now famous resort in the last few
years, the most noticeable is pew
spring house erected over Look Off
spring, mineral spring of great heal
ing properties. which bids fair to equal
the famous Poland spring water. He
anticipates an early and profitable sea-
son this year.
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The Vermont democrats have given
up hopes of place in the new cabinet.
Mr.. Smalley has been spoken of as a
successor to Postmaster General Wan
amaker, but the powers that be have
decreed otherwise and he is now look
ed upon as a possible Minister to
Russia.
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The Butterfly Social, which was to
have been held last week Friday even
ing and was postponed on account of
bad travelling, will be this evening
(Friday). The same program which
was printed last week will be given,
Come one and all.
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We are pleased to know that Charles
L. Bean has been reinstated as conduct.
or on the Boston & Maine and given
his old train. The first time Charlie
ran into Woodsville, after re.instate.
ment, the people of that place gave
him an ovation. Mr.. Bean is very pop
ular with the travelling public and the
railroad men generally.
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The citizens committee consisting of
Il. A. Winship, Charles Jones and H.
q: Parker, accompanied by Messrs.
Chapman, Leonard, Watson, Fletcher
and Clark went to Concord yesterday
where they appeared before the rail.
road committee of the New Hamp-
shire legislature asking for charter
for the Black Mountain railroad.
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Inc most pressing need in our vii.
1Sge aC PRESENTS more dwelling houses
Ihere are absolutely no desirable tano'
ments here. The reason wbv more q ro
not built is because those who bono
n money 10 use In such ways lack the
courage to invest it and prefer to de.
post IL In some bank where it is easily
accessible. Those who really want ~
occupy houses haven't the money n
oulld: Through the methods of the
Granite State Provident AS ociation Of
Manchester, N. H., who are now or
ganizing branch in our VILLAGE 81
citizens may become owners Of tha;n
homes, upon the Building and Loan on
cooperative plan. One pleasing Foo
lure OF which is that the share boldar
Is entitled to borrow the amonnt nooo,
sary TO buy or build his house and nav
MS Indebtedness through small month.
~ payments, the amount being divided
INTO sseh sums as will make him the
owner of his home in ninety-six nav
ments. Our neighboring towns in |
New Hampshire, as well as tbronobont
New England have taken ADVANTAGE &c
the benefits derived from these eYceI.
lent institutions, which not ONLY nor
mlts the individual to easily acouire a
nome, but also adds to the faxablo
of the town and TO the oood
of its people. The insfitn-
ION IL under the supervision of the
sank commissioners and indorsed by
ne leading people Of the state as' . /
correctly reliable institution. II
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DR., g, 3. Wilson has negotiated
with DR.. L. w. Hanson for the pur-
chase of his residence and practice and
is to come this week. His family ar
rived on Wednesday and are visiting
friends in town. DR.. Wilson is well
known here as finely educated and
skilled physician.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-02-17

Rev. A. w. Ford of Windsor will
preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
He will also preach at West Bradford
at 2 o'clock.
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The Chautauquan Circle will meet at
Mrs. McDuffee's Thursday, Feb. 23d.
Roll call, Matters of Government in
England, Lesson, Callias. Question,
Do the common roads of this country
as now constructed serve their purpose
well enouth to satisfy all reasonable de-
mands. nrh
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The annual meeting of the Ninth
Masonic District will be held j., MN Mo
. So an Hall next tx, Tuesday beginning at
1.?o P: m. The lodges comprised in
tnls district are Phoenix No. %, West
randolph, Charity No. 43, Bradford
Geo Washington No. 81, Cbelsea
Temple No. "a, STAFFORD, Pulaski No
60, Wells River, Jackson No. GO. West
Fairlee, Minerva No. SO, Corintb. and
Mystic Star No. 81, Brookfield. Jack.
son Lodge will work the First degree
f. Huiaskl the Second, and Charity the
Ihlrd degrees. The M. w. Grand
Master and W. Grand Lecturer will he
present: All Masons in good standinS
are invited. ''"Auihe
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The Reading Club will meet this
(Friday) evening with Miss Fannie
Martin. A big team will leave the M
E. vestry at Z O'Clock sharp, to carry
all the members who wish to 90.
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Mrs. A V. Taplin wishes to invite
all members of the Relief Corps and
their families to an informal reception
at her home Friday evening, the 9th.
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One thousand dollars is to be ex-
pended by the commissioners for a
pavilion for the maple sugar exhibit at
the Worlds Fair.
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A handsome poster in the most ofeoo
t tells OF the good things in store for
nose VINO attend the annual musical
convention at Lisbon next week. he.
ginning on Monday. One has to Iook
sharp at an otherwise attractive bill to
see where the convention is TO he hold
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-02-17

Fred q. Prichard is at home from
WIilla:msburgh, Mass, on six weeks
vacation, Master Carol White came
with him. '"Aio
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:. L.. j. Brown leads the Vermont no.
lice in the Globes Worlds Fair con.
test 'ohi-
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Fred e. Renfrew has been very sick
at his fathers home with tonsilitis, but
is reported as improving.
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Mr.. G. G. Cotton died at his late
residence in this village yesterday af-
ternoon, of pneumonia.
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Concord, R. R.. White Mountain Div.

HAvERHILL STATION.
Trains North.
Montreal and ST Paul Night Express, Ia.sy a. m.
Montreal and Chicago Express, 2.o8 p. m
Woodsve and Lancaster Express, 6.3s p. m.
Mail, 2.57 p. m
Paper Train, gao m
Trains South.
Montreal and Boston Express, a.48 a. m.
Woodsvie and Boston Express, 6.4S a. m.
Mall, 1924 m.
Montreal and Boston Express, 3.3a p m.
Accommodation and Mixed, 4.I7 p m.
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The Vermont building at the Worlds
FAR VIII be dedicated May 10th, when
Che Vermont Press Association and
many Vermonters will be in CHICAGO
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Inc many friends of Rev. J.K.
Williams of Peacham were verv glad
10 see him in their homes and in his old
pulpit again. - 1'' o'''
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Herbert B. Hanson is home from the
University of Vermont for the mid
year vacation of few days.
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Invitations are out for the wedd;no
OF Miss Grace Sterling Massey and Mre
george Edward Crook at BROOKLYN. N
Y, February 28th. ''A'Sn' M
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Richardson of
Lebanon, N. H., were in town this
week for few days.
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Flour! Flourl! Flourll! The best
quality the land affords at way down
figures.
PRICHARD & HAY.
Clam chowder at the Bradford res
taurant Saturday nights.
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Miss Addie Shaw entertained a mum.
Der of her friends last evening.
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bradford :. Village and Town n

Judge Gleason held probate court in
Maj. Watson's office Tuesday.
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Several persons who are deeply in.
terested in and fairly represent the ed
ucational ideas Of the communities
where the OPINION circtlates largely,
have been invited to ful nish brief ar
tlcles on the new school law and the
pest way to make it successful, the
same to appear in our issue of Februa-
ny 24th, it being in ample time for the
annual March meeting to act with in
telllgence upon this important subject.
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All purely business notices pubhed in sur reading col.
Vnns, all advertisements OF churches Sabbath school
aIs excursions, &C.. where money is expected to be
fealzed-wll be charged at regular rates. Editorial
rotices Of such affairs will be published tree.
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Special Announcements.

81 Obituary notices and Resolutions b cents line
Reading notices under Special Announcement 10 cents
Une each insertion, among locals 20 cts. Gard Of
Thanks so cents.
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~ S42' III "a surplus of the "Securitv
Trust ]ddn Co." of Nashua, N. H., Jan. LIST,
1873. Organized less than four wears
ago this bank has already gained a
prominence and reputation among the
financial institutions of New England
or which many older banks might well
feel proud. Confidence is shown in
the fact that It's securities are purcbas.
ed quite generally by the New Hamn.
SHIRE and many of the Vermont banks.
.ney pay per cent on interest depos-
Us, interest beginning day deposit is
naoe' and for an investment their 6 |
Der cent bonds are unquestionable.
GU can transact any business through
heir representative here, Mr.. John a
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Mrs. Ira Howard died Friday last OF
pneumonia, and was buried Sunday.
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The Bradford creamery paid 81 cents
for butter last month.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Craig have been
spending the week in Boston.
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W. P. Smith is in Boston on Folder
Company business.
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Ladies Cotton Underwear.
We are now opening up our
annual January line.
Night gowns at so cts., IS
ctS.' Sl.oO, sl.25 to $500.
White Skirts at so, IS, Is
ctS'' $l'oO, $3.50, $500.
Corset Waists in large variety.
Drawers at 25, 81, so cts,
per pair.
Hamburgs, Insertions, Laces..
etc.
Corsets: Jackson corset waists.
1hildren's Waists, Hosiery, Kid
Gloves.
Our spring goods are com.
lenclng to arrive. We antici.
ate' and are making prepare
onS for a large spring trade,
nd trust we shall receive, as
e always have, liberal share
the patronage of this section.
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w.. FRIDAY. FEB. II, 1893
BOSTON & Maine R. R. PaSSulpSiC DlV.

Wintet Arrangement Oct, 3, ISoa'
Trains lrays Bradford
SOUTH BOUND.
For Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell
spd Boston, I. so a. m, 1924 a. IN, las p. m
For Worcester and Providence, 50, 10 a ~ am
For bellows Falls, Brattleboro Greenhelo,
Northampton Springfield, Hartford, New Haven
New York, so, Io.a4 a. M, las P, m.
For North Thetford, Norwich, White River
Junction So 1924 a. m rs, "a p M
For Way Stations to White River Junction
1924 a. m I.25, 7.34 P. m
NORTH BOUND.
For Wells River, McIndos, Barnet, st.
Johnsbury, Lyndonvllle, Barton Newport ''49'
For Way Stations to Newport, 9.I3 a. M
800 m.
For Montreal I.4o a. m.
For Quebec, 1.4q a. m, 6.3S p. m.
I. w. SANBoRN, D. J. FLANDERS.
Acting Cenl Manager Genl Pass. Agent.
d. w. SANBoFgI, Gen' Supt.
H E. Folsom, Div. Supt
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USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA IT'S
THE KIND THAT CURES"