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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

A RUSSIAN thistle was recently dis,
covered by the editor of the Cultivator,
growing in vacant field in the city of
Omaha, in thickly-setiled residence
district, and more than half mile
from any railroad. How did the thistle
get there? AS the thistle grew on
clean sod ground, on the edge of by
path where hundreds passed it every
week, we also wonder how it escaped
detection 30 long. Verify, the Russian
pest has ways past finding out.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12
The Springfield Republican

is recognized as a superior newspaper, one Of
the.eaders of the American press. 1t has been
In successful operation for over 20 years, ut it is
thoroughly progressive and modern. Its me-
chanical plant has been entirely renewed within
the past year, the second time within a dozen
years. Its facilities for publishing a great news
paper are now unsurpassed. The volume Of
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

station bulletin, the cost of nitrate of
soda ia analyses) varies from l. to IS
cents per pound That is wide differ
ence for precisely the same article.
Dried blood varies from 16 to 10 cents
per pound; ground bone from A. 3 to 6. 6
cents per pound; superphosphates from
3 to s. cents per pound; mineral phos-
pilates from 80 to S.3 cents per poun
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The
best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores
letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns
and all skin eruptions, and positively
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guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price twenty-five
cen per box. For sale by G. Blakely,
Montpelier, Vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12
News, Politics, Literature.

In all of these departments of newspaper the
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vice of its constituency. 1t seeks to enlighten
the minds and brighten the lives of its readers
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fully and fairly the information which enables
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For Sale at a Bargain!

House, Barn and Building Lot on Mechanics ST.
One acre Of land partly covered with fruit trees,
On Northfeld street: House and small Building
Lot, Firstclass nvt stment A. j. HOWE,
Real Estate Agent
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For Sale!

One small House with Barn and Shed. One Build
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A. j. HOWE, Real Estate Ag't, 70 Main Street.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-12

pletely cleansed. The sores stopped running
and have not troubled me any now for six years.
My appetite ans dig stOn are good and / am
perfectly well. owe my cure to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla" 7. S. kGNzlE, Washington, Vt
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

Woosaue psier @anben
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21
On Ipffeiia SnIeaften.

gnibonp Butler CT en- lditi9 WFano
eFier oenne 9eroenS 8eereber; TIT
han eier Fiperten 5eIp eaer Sub,
mon nan bar en- lpe.eIi9 Tdntil'e
be 10 ,enoc az oprUrsros Eeri 90
en- henoipen .Guitru, hpsm han ls9er
at Ifofie ben n~sopenoi9e 6eoe, 'QuS
os Diem.
nor to Tiger iioen tGntte Ian pao
ben ioreItaoenoe Sui o8 enIteoe, at
han bopoe bait Yen9e nof til at
oI9be line Smaa meo TorGrtn9er,
Ioaleoes iom andre Bern pleter at
loa.
Gan tnItc meo lin 2one ON Sagen,
ibet ban after oe after oiento9:
.Sea bar DiIjen til at siere 9sr'
meme glade, blot ie9 bauoe Goneil.'
aonen, Der bar N ioritanoi9 Some,
Ipareoe:
OF, antbonp, bpis Diiien blot er
/ pore Sierter. bill bet iittert ite, ior
naar no9en oil bet Sooe, bi9lper
Sub oltio till
Saaleoes t9nfte % tolte Sor'
elorene, men en- SioIan9 ntfte Der
Iie ineen uooei
On Dag iasos antbons til fin
SuItru,
.Sea tan | bet mtnofte saa til
Sfopen oa brinse ct SuIetra biem,
oa bu Tan bense npeIe biemme'
boste aaser paa bet o9 nosIe Sps.
Oct oil bog for 9srnene oere beore
eno inseutins.A
Oct oil ie9," iporeoe Dtooeren,
90, oa bu taeer til Sfopen eiter ei
3re til os, tunoe on 'aa life og'do
taae ct meo til bper al bore Noboer,
iaa SuIssleoen osIaa fan tomme
til oeres Siem24
ga, fiGre,- Ia9oe lntbonp, roei
baaoe fan % bill ie8. Oct oil 9iere
mig soot, ON ies Tan bieIpe til
andres SuleaIeoe."
Nanoos isr Sui tos antbonD Der
for jim aiaIte os oros aiiteo eite'
SuIetre. Dan Dor let o9 lDttelie
ON ISicrtet, for ban TsIte, at Dor
9ioroe noset sobt ior andre, o9 De.
9isr oItio Siertet 9Iao.
Do ban bopoe taSet iaa mango
GrGr, Iom ban funoe tr9fte, atl
ban tiIbose til 9pen Tor at Ioroelt
lraerue meuem fine Ii9eiaa Iaiti9C
Hoboer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21
GsSinriprHiffenS Spinner

Romsr, 8rei6el % Sriupi ansioss
sfUeglenos Tom Spfubers at 5osior.
lpritjtteu. Otter 8ioussbprb al en-
tnonu lepenoe College 8amerat uiisr
bet ia, at ben pirfeIi9e Spfiuoer CT
unsareren SanOs Sriupi. Oct bar i
1885, ba S%ioitn9pnte, Den Sang 10
War gammel % Stuoeut psb ben pOIp.
t~etuilte StOle / 8isn, paabsrte 8rOf.
R~eiisners SprsOras on Semi. pan
blep beilig interesieret Ueo en- Grem'
p%isnins al Rsuttipueu. iOm Opitaar Deb
at Juioc peroxide of lead % Spupt
Iammsn. 3riUpi iaass life paa Col.
Iesst De isrIte N~ersiter islsenOe Gage.
Saus Sen, iom suiiebs at tale mso
bau, benusnots fig / bans gulio, men
ianOt 9crsu Iuttet, % ba ban Opsap 1T
ROW, mpotOs ban Suaret: "Gsb meg,
S6rpab, ib maG' cine GriiuOang. "
% 1rnyi ieRere IIuttsos fig til iiue
Gsaner, bapOe ban Common fuIo al
ogyN Ter, iom ban itrss paa 8G9seu
% all tu3 De Slb. 9an Iupsbs benz
reo at imtltC &bUsiOr en- foncentrerst
EYlg3Hiv3 al Sim % rpite Oct, inOtil
Iasiu bier tplp % al I~bosioren an'
log eu fin n~iioubret Gilftano. 9stt.
G'ui bIsp bIan0st meb brunt per-
oxide of lead, % smaapiube, fpruo
egppet / imcltst SpopI, blep ~nsoopppet
i 8lauoirssu. San iolste lin SpTn.
belle III en- aisbmano peo Napn Go.
ncr ior beuoeo 5000 Dollars. Sp.
fHbsreH Sriupl iiess enbnu at leps i
bet lgoli9e un9arH.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

Gn SfnHslis. TanIen pan 1T GsOs.
leie: seq bar M 9lort nit Seltamente.
min flare aarl. Seq ueo, at ou oss.
barre life .r relisiss iiubet".
@spssn: $50, tpertimoo'.
3antsn: "Saap s iaa Sab uil bet
slaps big OF bsre. at ies bar tsitamsn.
ter.t belle min 5urmue til airisu'.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

Ter han imiolertio naoeoe Saoen.
bpor han piloe begnnoe uooelinsen.
ft en- pelbapenoe Srue Sie paa ham
oo Ienote lin pi9e no for at 'tonie
ham; ocrcIter tom bun ieIp uo os
fiebte ct al Erqcrne, JON bun be-
talte meo SO.
DIM en- 6uIomire baooe aabnet
ia Tor hans SOBER, piIoe ben tat,
tioe mouo life bIepst mere ooer'
raifet o9 slao.
Ser par pense NOT til at brin9e
Suleolaoen til bans e9et tattt9e
Diem, os be par fomme upentet
meoenS ban Is9te at gleoe andre.
cams 6ierte bar peo a. ltrsnnne
oper, os ban neiten Hst Eeiten al
0eien bicm, bpor han biIIte paa i'm
aone, ioet ban boIbt Peh9ene ben
imoo benoe;
.oe, boao Sub bar giort Ior os,A
oa oereiter fuI9te ben belle 3tltor'e,
meoeuS 0leoestaarer ronot neoooer
bans 2inoer.
Warp5 Dine nib es meo Gaarer
peo bans 5ortelin9.
,at, antboun" ia9oe bun, .Suo
bar paunp Iert fine 9srn, at ban
oil bjGlpe Dem, Iom ie9er at bielpe
Iia Ielp paa famine lib, iom be
Itreber at sisre ANDRE lpIfeli9e."
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21
90 life Senat, sis tasr SaaImo.
oiaheS.

Spis ou transer arait ipr uosst Ella 3
Ermse, ieno firay for Sainlos Opsr ser.
ales Gas % 9aioleue gRaTiHsr. Re Ell
fmpls. itay,e, fire % pariss. 7srss Die
npmi, GaulsOsIisbsb. Stgris % ouerleouc
9psti3Beo sr ubcn SperssmaaI, os 81 up.
fOroger III N.TSss Sspiisr pan be.
mOpiet,.. %u.msr * Ssp 7pps 5ounSrp
SGbriiauter, 405 4O7 Sau,oms SKeei, Sar
Grauc SEQ,
Barber, guic Il &c., 5ouuprp Gssnts
l11S Sarparp st., Cmaba, RebraTa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

ggen Gbitasp bar ct Qr,ar u
1862 8uaoratmiI sQer 11o,a|
Gcres. gefoltninsen er l.7oONn
9pens iamleoe @ialo CT els 42s IA
Der sr 2467 Mil @aber, buUroi Inn,
er brUlast; 4,25s NiI 8Ortoua,; 1lu|
Wil 8loafer; 1474 Mit SUo,Op,,,
lsOuinssr. s 1893 bleO 1859 Pm.
niu9er Opfsrt | Chicago, ouyc,ra N
$28, 708. $50. Der er 3l71 NAN ~,
iat peo BOIitiitprten; 1887 Ufo Bronx.
pRienet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21
Sfoipm al Alumininn

Sfoipm Of aluminium
Gprit gismards iiOits g,iso 81.
fer 8ilbelm beulebte b,nn, e'.s
rersns Dpm9rfiOmb.b saa ,u ~
bring, Der bar fOretosst NAB b, O"
fife Snfnnteries Stsplsr: 9,r,'e
fob + at man bapbs GftoF,t b, ~
mslOoss etaaliSn % tuOisrt esS 4
aluminium, iom sr u,ss,t I,tt,,.
mere parist. @rtra 8got,r VS.,
5Obinaler fra be iuars Gsm. I'M, ~
lisers brustes, Os &a9tsn al n. N
BERTH baitenbe 3pnO / buoyIio, ..
siOroe en- flor os u~np6bsnOio g.
Sraftanftrenselie usboeuoiq. ~. h
arrangement bill msbfgre lano,,, I
beore Narid, msO iriits Irovo,, y
9a9ens Slutnins. /
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

0aar Rennstsne timber 5tanosfOr'
fiel uretfarOis, iaa tnHtsr be altIO fun
paa, buab Der er poer benz.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

prpoereu lpdreoe: -ytel, DER er PIP
beore at laoe BET bare; bet Ter uo I'll
8esn, Us les bar luseu ipuoerIis 9pit
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

beige peO Srif, piI siSye Fin fore Tutte.
tier oa 5remittuiuseu err , bet SeIe pRrOta
% inno.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21
JuIefloffer.
&c isO. s~iaslaHS.l

SER Ct SAP al @alri Der bel1er
Cper Spsns Eprp % 2alt.
Zone SuTrme ase
10 iom elaoet ,,fglger.
Saleieltn taabes no.
Ssr, Oct itmsrl Ssr, bet riu8tr
91cs{cr heit meb Hare Eunser:
Sgttl g5rc oErt gno!
Sra @ao Safer saar Der 9u
Eli osn Iape Serb otrueee
On ben uneerbars @lGoe.
Sillc, ltiael - Raa 1T 9tie
Naa ben Snse Sop'Dst orsie.
5rso pao Soro er Sldussus 9uiIfen.
Ga paa Sapusn o. Uso often
Ga pto Grbr,oSborost taller
SuitIIoiisH % briaIsr:
gpt o. Toni % Tom o. lptl
N%rbeiosNragt mob Svile bgtl
gag MI Burden neo ioo9!
6reO paa Soroenl = gtlbebas
Sblanot 9lCnuelter, Der hpller
arptbm mar buor Barnet imiIer.
SBr, bet timcrl Spr, bet loiierl
Stutn infer. Muutert Hotter
gprneue zig trt for 3ersn,
GOtier, uuorer, ftunOer, igreno
Gciteu oabHss, TrGet giHes.
Sgr, bpor glade 8giter betHesi
Guelr uO | Roro % Spo
Sarer from aIoitIpol
gapen bar 8 unoer Bju9s,
IS al iiIRufe, os al briu9e.
Si9us Cub Dor 3aleieiti
3eIus, ban er @apeu bsoIt.
aIpiisilag igjeuuem Suiten
Aauosr milot ipm Gitsuituuoen
Ni Ell oueipIot 8Ipmnertolbe .....
ut bar ben Iromme Siitop RauIins)
pauorso I file Sautsr.
lttHioIen slgoer for
,psr Companions Banter.
lna Sti9r pan Redpss Soit
Der gapris ysbmenbs SpaItcr.
let pnr, Jon Itss ei SrUHooffsr fra
.sIupS bet rpaenos alter.
Siltpp yauIinus fpIoeo fin Sanub;
an Itaneiso paa bIomitrtuoe Stier.
gsIfsurt % priist, on SeroHernes @Gol
5aOsr, SeIgirrer Seirierl
I, Civ mig et 3csu, al ou oUGler mig n9
uil pRre hos mig I'll 2soenl"
Il bar title, % Sierssut Der
nRleo | Gittnrpoeu.
ps! Oct finger, bet ringer iaa isot
BAN fra 8IuatIptfsus &rues
ut CT, iom aOlberus Time bIsct
lto Spar fro 8lpmitsrues Ruuee.
en- Iromme SiItop taiieo I'm Cub
oa bso ban Of Ralm at spoe
n RIoifeblomf; pso Sespertio
an Loo Den ! Riritu lpoe.
8 Holus Bail "a fsrits Sang
9Spr ismten garguuoreosr Foen
RtrtstlOtien uOtouso i'm Sang.
Ga iaa bar ben toHst iiosn
o CT oammslt firIsligt Saga.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

oec iItscy uT . rs E1ruIH3tJt va sI-5'gu $3.50
b. er ~slyantst 10 20 asr. CVItu ht fu.oe g4-.,
erprtt o9 = =. A6l-st Autnr, ON u shH
clcr rrt'l8T DC mi on guit.r uhrEt 'n9l NJ
D 3. nh .----e- - 30 n.n n-aL-n- Ar-t ! ~
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

% Sul pe auler Is giiIipusr Sulbels
9ueoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-21

. CT sammslt tirIsIist eusu.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30
Very Busy. Very Busy.

G. G. Sterl 4 Go. are busy selling
clothing, hats, trunks etc. and also
very busy making very low prices on
their new fall and winter stock Of
suits, oyercoats etc. Mr.. Sterl has
secured the market in New York City
and with ready cash al his command
he has secured mems, boys and chill
dren's suits and overcoats at his own
prices. Therefore G. G. Sterl \ Co.
will sell to the people of Abilene and
Dickinson Co. suits and overcoats at
prices 50 low that you will be aston
ished with the low prices that prevail
AT Sterl Il Co.'s they do not expect to
see dull times. Their low prices will
make business. Their $4,000 new
stock is now coming In and their store
certainly presents a busy q lively
9pthing establishment. Always
trade at Sterl Il Co.'S and you will be
sure to get the lowest prices, the best
made and latest style clothing, over
coats, hats etc. Sterl 4 Co are the
recognized fashionable clothiers and
matters,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Prophet Kropff says it will not
rain until Sept. 10.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Book,
of Woodbine, daughter
Hodge Bros. cutin prices on guns
is having the desired effect, Many
are buying who did not suppose they
could afford it until they learned the
prices.
Marshal Favor is having some
fun with his prisoner, arrested Mon
day. As often as he takes him to tho
edge Of town and tells him to "git'
the prisoner makes tracks for town
again. At last returns John had him
at work on the streets. If the man
really wants to stay in Abilene he
ought to be given a chance.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30
Their 10th Anniversary.

A company Of about 100 friends
and neighbors assembled at the resi-
dence Of Glen Bell in Wheatland
Tuesday evening, Aug. 2S, for the
purpose of surprising Mr.. and Mrs.
0. P. Farmer, it being the tenth
anniversary Of their marriage. The
party being arranged in line quietly
marched to the home Of Mr.. Farmer
where they were warmly received;
then they returned to Mr.. Bells
where refreshments were prepared by
Mr.. Bell, his daughters and Miss
Anna Logan. The chief enjoyment
Of the evening was croquet. The oc-
casion was made memorable by the
many useful presents received. Mr..
and Mrs. Farmer feel very grateful to
their many friends for the evenings
enjoyment. A GUEST.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30
Aug e. Opened High 'stl Lows Closing


KANSAS Cry, Aug %. -Eggs-Supply fair,
the market Is o trihc dull and about steady;
strictly fresh, Ike. Butter Receipts very
light market firm extra fancy separator 2lc;
fnncv, lpMsoci fair isc; dairy, fancy, firm, no
lsri fair i6c choice country, firm, l5ni8c;
choice packing, firm, lie. Poultry Receipts
fair, hens, selling slowly, bG5Ac choice
springs, quiet, firm, re roosters, i5o. Tur-
keys, receipts light, not wanted; gobblers,
weak, be hi hens, be ID. Ducks, dull, DO lb.;
spring, &c ID. Geese, not wanted, dull, 40 h.;
poor, unsuitable; goslings &c ID. Pigeons, NOT
wanted. Zoe per doz Green Fruits Grapes,
plentiful, llsg2c ID. Plums 40t50c per v bu.
basket Damson ". 50daOObu. Texas peaches,
scarce, good, 60G75c per basket; fancy. o. Goa
La per basket $l76't2oo per basket crate.
Apples pentiful poor quality, almost worth
less and unstable, 2tG13Oc bu, choice S5db40o
bu.i fancy, bOdg6Oc bu. Watermelons, dull,
s6.0O9s.00 per 100; 75cG4lOO doz cantcloupes,
scarce. 75cGJsi.00 doz. Vegetables Cabbage,
scarce, sl,0oal,s5 per 1907 A1aOc doz. Cauli.
flower small 40(Db0c doz.i large, TIC doz Pos
tatoes, steady, 40850c bu.; sweet H17Sc bu.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30
ARRESTED.
A Serious Charge Lodged Against
the Governor of Colorado.
GOV. WAITE HIGHLY INDIGNANT.
He IL Released on His Personal Recognix-
Ance-Mrs. Lease TO Go to Pullman
ILL.,, to Write Up tho Labor
Question.

DENVER, Col, Aug. Ca warrant
was issued yesterday afternoon for the
arrest of Gov David II. Waite on the
serious charge Of opening and retain
ing a letter addressed to Mrs, Likens,
formerly matron at police headquar-
tiers. The warrant was issued by
United States Commissioner lIinsdale
who also issued warrants for the arrest
Of President Dennis Mullins, Of the po-
lice board; Hamilton Armstrong, chief
Of police, and Kate Dwyer, matron at
police headquarters. The charge is
opening the mail, and also for con-
spiracy under statutes number 3,ssg
and $40, the penalty for which is a
fine Of not over $4,000 or two years
Imprisonment, or both
The complaint was made by Mrs. li-
kens, and was instigatcd by postofiice
Inspector McMechan. Mr.. McMechan
laid the matter before United States
District Attorney johnson, and this AZ
ternoon formal complaint was drawn
up against the four persons mentioned.
This was presented to Commissioner
lIinsdalc and he issued the warrants,
which were placed in the hands Of Mar
shall Israel's assistant for service.
Shortly afterward the warrants were
served and all the parties named were
arrested and taken before Commits
sioner llnsdale.
Gov. Waite created quite a scene in
the commissioners rooms. He was
highly indignant and when Deputy
United States District Attorney Rhodes
stepped toward him with extended
hand the governor met him with II cold
stare. Gov. Waite pleaded mot guilty
claiming he had not opened the letter,
but that its contents had been read to
him. The hearing OF the case was set
for next Thursday, and when it was
suggested that the bail be fixed at S.
900 the prisoner sprang from his chair,
paced the floor in front Of the commits
sioner and exclaimed: II am the gov
crnor Of this state and these proceed
ings are had to interfere with me In
the administration Of my Office will
not give bail. You may send me to
Jail, but will not give bail" Finally
the commissioner accepted Gov. Waite's
personal rccognizance to appear for
trial in the sum Of SlO0
WILL GO 10 PULLMAN.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 30 Mrs. Mary
y. Lease will leave In few days for
Pullman, ILL.,, to examine into the con-
dition Of the striking employees Of the
Pullman Palace Car Co. with a view Of
writing a series OF articles on the labor
question for one Of the Frank Leslie
publications.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30
NAVARRO.

j. B. Staulfer returned from q triI
to Kansas City Wednesday.
Reed Peters went to Kansas Cit,
Sunday.
Hiram Hoffman, Eugene Kimmerly,
Chas. Shank and Miss Baer attended
the opening of the county high school
Tuesday evening, They report very
enjoyable time.
A party Of young people spent a
very enjoyable evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaffney last
Friday evening.
The school at No. SO will open next
Monday. j. B. Staufier is the teacher
and is one Of the few who get $50 per
month this year
~ d. hlMmerly VINO went 10 inc
Strip some time ago on visit expects
to return this week, He reports
everything in a llourishing condition
where he Is,
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hollinger Of Rinehart, a girl.