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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
Editors EXPRESS sympnthy

COLUMBUS. o.. Aug, 1.-THE republican
editors Of Ohio, at their annual meeting this
afternoon, adopted resolution expressing
! sympathy with the cause of the striking
miners and decided to at once begin an active
campaign in their behalf.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
BEET FACTORY Will START SOON.
Expected to Run This Scnson from
Septcmber Eirst into Jnnuarx.

GRAND ISLAND, Aug. 17.-(Special.)-
The extensions to the water works system
at the beet sugar factory have been com
pleted and the factory will be ready in a
few days for the coming campaign. 1t Is
expected that work will be begun on
syrups about the list of September. Active
work at the factory will this year very
likely continue into January. The beet
crop VIII not only be large one as to
tonnage, but an excellent one as to quality.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1.-THE car
today received at Peterhof palace number
OF distinguished physicians, including the
American delegates, Messrs. Stevenson
Keyer and Terma, who are on their way to
the International congress of medicine at
Moscow.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
To Work the kIOndiISe.

TRENTON. N. j., Aug. H.-Artices OF
Incorporation were filed with the secretary
of state this afternoon of a s., 900 com
pany for the purpose of operating In the
Klondike district The name of the COM
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
MORTGAGE COMPARISON FOR JULY.
Cnss COunty's Figures Show Up Well
kX the Side of Inst Neur,s.

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb, Aug. 17.-(Special)
The mortgage record of Cass county and
the city of Plattsmouth for July, 1896, and
July, 1897 is as folows In 1896, filed, $41,-
551; released, 500, 1885, Plattsmouth, filed, $4,-
527; released, $1,S63. July, 1897 filed, ,$12,-
53S; released, $26, ,O37; Plattsmouth. filed, s3,-
201; released, $6,SS4 The showing for Au-
gust will be still better
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
Two Candidates far postm.s,er

FAlRMoNT, Neb.. Aug. l7,-(special)-
The postofflce fight has begun here
In earnest There are two factions In the
republican party. one for G. w. Jackson. a
wealthy farmer, and the other for an old
soldier
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18

LONDON, Aug. 17-Madame Nordica, the
celebrated opera singer, has quite recovered
from her recent indispositon and has gone
to PariO en- route for Kreuzenach. Rhenish
Prussia, where she will take the waters.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18

who has been visiting the car. The Ohio
saluted and tht bald OF the imperial yacht
replied by playing yankee Doodle" which
was greeted with frantic cheers from the
tourists.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18

FREMONT Neb., Aug. l7,-(SpeciaI)-A
good many trsmps are passing through this
city every day. City Marshal stiles keeps
Them on the move. so that there are few
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18

pany Is the Joseph Ia Due Gold Mining
and Development company. la Due Is the
reputed owner OF Dawson City, and IL the
principal shareholder in the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18

Argentinn's Crop Prospects Are Good
BUENOS AYRES, Aug. 17.-According to
the official reports the cereal crop prospects
in Argentina are excellent.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
French Detachment Surprised.

PARIS Aug. 17,-It is reported that an
other French detachment was recently cur
prised near Dobie. in the Soudan, by the in
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
CHIEF CAUSE.

Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kidnevs T.,
the chief cause of bladder troubles. So tho
womb, like the bladder, was created for one
purpose. and if not doctored too much is NOT
liable to weakness or disease, except in rare
cases. 1t is situated back of and very close
to the bladder, therefore any pain, disease or
Inconvenience manifested in the kidneys
back, bladder or urinary passage is often. by
mistake, attributed to female weakness or
womb trouble of some sort. The error ia
easily made and may be easily avoided To
find out correctly, set your urine aside for
twenty-four hours; sediment or settling
indicates kidney or bladder trouble Tbs
mild and extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder
remedy is soon realized. If you need q
medicine you should have the best At
druggists. fifty cents and one dollar You
may have sample bottle and pamphlet, both
sent free by mail. Mention the Omaha Daily
Bee and send your address to DR..
kilmer d Co., Binghampton, N. Y. The
proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen.
uness of this Offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
MRS. ELLA M'GARVY,
Writing to Mrs. Pinkhem.

She says:-I have been using your
Vegetable Compound and find that it
does all that it is recommended to do.
/ have been a sufferer for the last four
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-18
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

TIE bladder was created for one purpose.
namely receptacle for the urine, and as
such it is not liable to any form of disease
except by one of two ways. The first way
is from imperfect action of the kidneys Ths
second way is from careless local treatment
of other diseases.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11
Skarb NarOdOwy POlski.

Ia inicjatywa oh. J. Jasihskiego
Szczepankowskiego ma chrzcinach u
pahstwa Olszewskich W Perth Am
boy, N. j., ziozono z dobrowolnych
o6ar ma Skarb N. z. j. H.:
J0zef Laskowski %, Joanna La
skowska %, Grzegorz Pogrebski 20,
J. P~ogrzebska 3, w. Sienkiewicz 10,
A. Odolecki ., 4. Odolecka ., X.
Szczepankowski Z, X. Szczepankow-
ska 10, Stef. Shulz 10, A. Shulz .,
Ant. Myliszewski 10, w. Olszewski
5, j. Jasihski s, J. Bukowski .. Ra-
zem $1.70.
Suma ia zostaia odeslana ma rece
enzor Nv. N. p. p. 7. Nj. Helm
skiego W Duluth, MINI.
II szacunkiem
j. Laskowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Dzien. Chic. uwaza "a g}upc0w
tych, kt6rzy popieraja mysl zalozenia
Dzien. Narodowego, vice chyba
giupcami So take CT, kt6rzy poPie-
raja Dzien. Chic. Ale mniejsza o to.
Zeby zaspokoic niespokojne sumie-
ME naszego sasiada, zawiadamiamy
60, re dotychczas nudeslaio odPowie-
dzi ma kwestjonarjusz, rozesiany
przez tymczasowy komitet Dzier.
Narodowego, grup 81, ktore zade'
klarowaiy 7S5 akcyj 1885 abonen-
tow. Jezeli dodamy do tego dekla-
racje z pierwszego posiedzenia Two
}anego w sprawie dziennika, to
trzymamy og6iem 1000 akcyj i 2OOO
abonentow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Podobno W Zwiazku Spiewakow
powstaIy nieporozumienia, grozace
rozdwojeniem, tel wielce sympaty-
cznej organizacji. Duzo ludzie o
TEN po katach gadaja, czy vice ME
lepiej byioby. panowie spiewacy,
gdybyscie GAIA sprawe nalezycie wy
swietlili? Mech winni cierpia zasiu-
iona kare.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

jest dopiero pr6bs.
w razie potrzeby - termin
zostauie przed}uAony. Co zas
do nazwisk sedzi6w, to znajsc
mamie nliberum veto" pewnei
naszych rodak6w i ME
chcac przez to tamowac piracy
ludziom praguacym brac u
dzia{ W konkursie, w. o. DO.
stanowii ogiosic liste sedzi6w
ma tydzieh pred up}ywem
terminu.
w detroickiej NiedzieH
znajdujemy nastepujace "a.
wiadomienie:
,Zarzsi Tow. Pr.yjaci6i Os~iaty
ma .sszc,yt zawiadomit szauowna
publicanosc, ~ cd so5ory 30yo psz.
~d.iernika, beda sie oibyvasy pu-
bliozoe odozyty Ola dorostyoh W hall
or. Sik)ry, przy uiisy St. Aubin.
Pref Siemiradzki bedzie ~yk}adae
historic poiska soboty, psf. Pa
mex literature polsks we CT Ssrtki, a
"a. dr. G odrycs tisyke we wtorki, Z
wyjstkem drugiego wtcrku kszde-
go missisca."
Oby jaknaipredzej inne mia
sta posziy "a tym PREY kladem,
be- wzgledu ma obozy. w
usilowaniach mad szerzeniem
oswiaty MECH ME hedzie r6z-
mic partyjnych.
No. ~ naszego pisma
zarzucilismy Sztandaroooi, &c
artykuf nasz o ,,Bankach Pc.
cztowych" (No. 80 Zgody)
przedrukowaf niepodawszy
zr6d}a. Ma ten zarzut male
zlismy W No. Al Sztandaru
obszerna odpowiedz zaopatrzo-
ma W zaprzysiezone zeznania
jego redaktor6 v.
rWidzimy wieo - pisze ,Sztan.
lar. re najuiestus,uiej nzgods" mas
posadsila o pismo krairtwo. Przy-
taozsmy do~ody. ze nie wi izielismy
,Zgody' (nr. 39) giysmy ju. nasr
artykos uu i-sciii n~ie,yi4o napisauy,
ale ~z,oaony."
Zaprzysiszouym tym ze-
znaniom i s}owu redakto-
row Sztanddru musimy wie-
rye, to tez niechcac ich W nj
czem k~rzywdzie, z Gala PREY.
jemuoscia c1famy sfowa do
mich wystosowane.
Zaznaczajac polemike,
jaka prowadzi Gazeta PoLska
z Curityby (Brazylja) re
lwowsks Gazetq Handzowo-
GeogrGticznq, = No,Oe Zycie
robi taxa uwage.
MY. .najso stosuuki W Stanaoh
zjednoczouych, wolimy wisr.yc Ga
zecie Polskiej i dlstsgo ostrzsgsli-
smy i ostrzegamy polak6~ pred
owym bra.ylij skim rajen. Rsju ME
ma " obu A~meryksch &c .1. Haodl.
Gsogr." lepiejby zrobi}a, cd, by usiu-
chsia rozsadoego gtcsi orasy tussj.
srej i staraia sic wpiynac "a runioj-
ssenie emigracji, DO CT, ktorsy Id
mora WI 'zdtsjs, dla Polski TAX
jskby byli straosni.
Deug.ej Polski v Aneryos ME
ssworzymy, to fikt.
Zgadzamy sic tylko z osta-
tniem zdaniem powyzszego u
stepu. Co sic tyczy rad daws-
nych Gaz. Handl. Geogr., to
zwr6cimy uwags So. autora &c
Gaz. Handl. Geogr. ME zosta}a
za}ozona Ola agitacji wychodz-
czej, ale dla zorganizowania i
przyjscia z pomoca wychodz.
ctwu.
lstnienie tel gazety ME
wzmoze wychodztwa, a skaso-
wanie jej ME wstrzyma tych.
kt6rzy chca emigrowac, tax
samo jak ME wstrzymai nike.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Kalamazoo, Mioh., Jest slynn 70
,elesyi-jakotea 9 siedaiby Tomassa
5lssers, kt6rego ogiosSenis snsjduje
dens str. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11
dOlarem. HER Heyt der
HIND begruben.

lismy czytac W Narodzie Pol
SKIM artyku} p. t. Szkodliwy
prad, Omawiajacy sprawe roe
drobnieuia naszych sill przez
zakiadanie polskich organiza,
cyl stanowych z kasami pc
smiertnemi. Autor twierdzi,
ze organizacje tie ,,skladaja sic
z czsonk6w przyzwyczajonych
do niep}acenia assesment6w j
i (dlatego) finansowo utrzy.
mac sic ME moga".
Me W zupe}nosci zgadzamy
sic re zdauiem powyzszem,
czytamy jednak ow powaa
ny CD artykuf dalej, wtem,
wpada nam W oczy ustep taxi:
nNie ,wieririmy tego goiosio wnis,
sls pa mocy spostrz.aeh jake 20
oryniIismy badajso wzrost organizs
owl, ktors sic ostatniemi czssy po
tworzs.y wsrod kolonij polsko.a
rykshskich i ktore sic sk&adajs z
uciekiu'e 'oS bsdz re ZJs inoczsn.s
2. K K, bsiz Z Uni luo 70 Zwiss
ku. Ten ostdtai trzymajqc sac Tai
mmdu kt6ry opie,oa, @s oszukdG go
jd'- TO nielka cnota, t,cieriziS jesz
cze etaono, ze okpiG ,kropi
dlarzy', 10 znaczna zastugd Me
ste'y. niepojetni ucznionoie nauke &c
przWeti &c 6ardziej o6szernena anr-
czeniu { zaczeH okpi~dG ,oszystkzch
be- cyjqtku. a naacet 4 soOich ndu
czycieli. Eta tel ma Wsoho i.is po-
t~orzylo ale kilka orgauizaoyj lokal
nyeh zapeioionyeh adeptami nsuki
zwiszkowej. Me brak tam j byiycb
cztons6~ Zledaoczsnis ktorzy po
-ytsse 1assdy usnsll "a bardao proI:.
tyczne"
Ustep ten przypomina nam
mlodego szczeniaka, kt6ry Pc
dzac najpowazniej naprz6d, cd
razu poskoczy W prawo albo
W lewo i, merdajac ogonem,
stanie, patrzac swemu panu W
oczy, jakby sic pyta}: Co, do
brye zrObi}em! Redaktor Na-
rodu p lshiegO zupelnie tax pc.
steouje, BIO zdanie podkreslone
W powyzsy YIN ustepie jest
klamstwem, kt6re do powaz
nego artykulu m6g} wsadzic
chyba cziowiek niepoczytalny.
Co sic tyczy organizacyj ma
wscbodzie, to zareczyc moze
my, re ~powsta}y one dzieki
tylko niezadowolonym czlon.
kom Zjednoczenia.
- konkursie og}oszonym
przez Wydziaf o. Siaty Il. N.
p. ma temat ,,Jak polepszyc
byt robotnika W Ameryce" tax
pisze milwaucki Rurjier Polski..
MY sli konkursu trssbs przyklss
mac. Pierwsrym oelem Wydzisiu
JEST zschsoic polak6w W Amsryce do
Pracy u~mysiowej. Mem, zaists lep.
szego bodzcs do tego celu psi kon.
kurs. Teust pierwszego konkorsu
tak,e zasiuzuje ma p,ohwsie. Skie.
RUE on stu liza toionji smerykak
skiej "a pole ekonomiozne, tax strasz-
hwis dotychczss z%sniedbsoe u mas.
Wreszcie rsdy ! w%sksr6wki zawsrte
" Prssaoh kons ursowyoh, mogs is
totnie ~przyczynic sic do polspsrenis
bytu polSkiego robotoiks, a W ds-
uyD rszie mogs srewoluojonizowsc
S. o'ob zsrobkowauia q emigraoji
polskiej. Jakikolwisk bedrie prak
tyczoy resultat konkursu pomysl
est bardzo sEozesliwy ! ma oEasie.
zsrzucicby tylko moths, te termin
10 ns~dsyianis prsO jest IA krossi;
Konkurs ogiossony zostss 28go pz
irisrn'ss a prace majs bye nsdes,a
ne 3 20 styczn "A wiec tylko dwa
uiesisoe csasu przeznsczono ma opra-
oowsoie tas trudnego tsmatu. Leo.
Jest to dopiero probs. Rszultat
pier~szego k~onkursu oks.s sspewne
czy termin byi dOsssseozuy. Terra.
Wydziai okwiaty powiLieu ooSosiH
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Pray wyp,aoaniu oydkulsr.a, piAtnego W ,esnlym missisou, ws'r.y
mano n istepujsce benefty:
y Is yaoa Tesksgo, O.ionka gr l9suma 5000 Q Zspis nisfOrmalny.
y Ia Stsnsfsws Pefozyhskieg. oronks gr 209. sums $SOOoo. Wdo-
wa d.ieoi W Europe zaPs ni.f'rmslny' WyPisoono ylko 100 dol
"a pogrzeb, stosowne do wolf zmsriego, zszns, rouej " ceryflksoie.
81 Ia Franoisrke Jaskowiak, zone oniOnka gr 96. suma 300 dol.
Brak ursedowego aku snierd.
Opr6oz tego IA nastePujsce wyPsdki snisrci zakwsstyonowsns W
r6tnyoh ozsssch przes Zsrzsdy CeuHaiae ola rotnych Powodow, bene
fly 50 jeszgse niewypiacone:
Aotoni Kurzsisowski, z gr. 5, No i744 rmsry II Hsopads 1892.
dol. 900; Franossek Roje~ski, Z g. 81. No. 1884 zmsrfy 20 czerwoa
1895 r. dol. 300; Wslsusy GiowaokI I gr 30. Nc. I4705, Imsriy u lip
On 1896 r. dol 900; Paved Hoppa. I q. Ia, No STA, zuasy 2 psz
drsruisa 1895 r. dol 900; Msrctn 8alxowisk. L ". rs, No. 1901, znsr.
sy 20 pszi,srniks 1896 r. dol 500; wrocen,y st.s,kIswio, z gr. III,
No 1904, ruary 10 Uerpuis 1895 r dol 900. Fauusrek S1tubs, Z g.
$50. No. 1455l, zmariy 5 grudois 1895 r o dol. 50 ct Frsooiszek Grss
Obowi.k, . &C. u Nol247S .usriy z k~iesois 1897 1. dol 800; Wa
Ieny Jsoko ~isk, G gr. l6, No. 5O28 I'm ,Hy 10 x~i,tuis 1897 .. do.
goo; Igoacy Ls~.ndowski, z gr. III, No 1890, sm.r,y 70 k Victims
1897 dol 900; Benjamin Krshssi, z X. $50, No. 18475, zmary 1
kwetos 1897 r dol. 900; Fancsnek lIoikowski, Z gr 34O. No. l905O,
znarsy IL kwetnis 1897 r. dol. 300
Nsdto poros,aje do wypasceoia oyrkolsrz l. (us sumo dol. $500 o)
pIstny " pierwssych dasoh lssopais cyrkuLsrs III. (a sumo dol
10 2OOS) Piaoy " per~mych duiath grudnis 1897 r.
Grupy kt6re do Zwiazku N. p. p~rzyjete zostaiy W pazdzierniku:
Dnix rs 90 psi isisrniks 1897 r., To~srsysswo sw. Michsis Arobs-
niola, " North Tonawsnds, N. Y, jsko grups 1896 = Towsrzystwo
Rzemiesinik6w Polssich. " Rochester, N. Y, jsho gr 36
CHICAGO, Ima lgo issopads 1877
M J. Sadowski, sekr. jen, W. WtekHnski, kssysr,
8. Nicki rschmistr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

w San Francisco zmar} nagle ma
paraliz serca lgnacy Morgenstern,
byIy sekretarz ~jeneralny Il. n. p.
Ostatnio NJ. by} prezesem tow. ME
mieckich turnernw W San Francisco.
Umari W czasie posiedzenia, wyg&a-
szajac move.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Antoni Katski, sedziwy kompozy
tor j pianista polski, znany rodakom
naszym z d}ugoletniego pobytu W
Stanach Zjedn., w~ystePuje obecnie
ma - Syberji. Dnia II pazdzierni-
ka dai koncert z niebywa}em powo-
dzeniem W m. Kiachcie, ma granicy
chihskiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Ma liscie emerytalnej Stan6w lie
dnocz. znajduje sic obecnie 976,Ol4
emerytow, ktorym Rad wyplaca
I42, 100000 dol. rocznie. Szkoda,
re brak statystyki:wielu W tel liczbie
jest istotnych weteran0w, a wielu
wyranzerowanych politykier0w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11
Zarzad Zwiazkn Mar. Pol.

CENZOR:-T. N. Helin-ki.
Duluth, Mimi.
wICE-CENZOR: u. Czernik, II :. Canal str.
Wilkes Barre, Pa
PREZES: +. II. Jabfohski, ga Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, illinois
wICE-PREZES: j. Pofczynski, 6i5 Noble It
Chicago, Ill.
YREKTORZY:- J6zef Blaszka, 1856 n. Lea
witt IT., Chicago, Illinois.
NJ. Rzeszotarski, - Emn a st., Chicago,
Illinois.
l. Mroz, : Crittenden st., Chicsgo, Illinois.
r. y. Kucharzewski, s3i n. Wood ST., Chi
cago,lllinois.
sEKR. JEN. ADMINISTRATORS ,,ZGODY":-
NJ. j. Sadowski. ln2 ii W. Division ~
Chicago, Ill.
sKARBNIK:- W. Wleklih-ki. l02 lOi W. Divi
sion -, Chicago, Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

,,Zgoda' popiera Dzien. Narod.
ale ME upierd sic, ably zaiozyc tako
wy "a jakabadz Gene. Albo zebra
fundusz d~ostateczny, albo ME zaczy
nae wcale.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Dnia 6 grudnia otwarta zostanie
pierwsza sesja piedziesiatego piategC
kongresu Stan. Zjedn. Z~obaczymy
co uchwala nasi ojcowie ojczyzny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

Pan II. Brodowski, by}y prezes RI.
Centr. dotychczas j~eszcze ME zostai
zatwierdzony ma stanowisku konsula
we Wrociawiu. Rad niemiecki
zazadai opinji konsula niemieckiego
W Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11

w sobote odbedzie sic posiedzenie
Zarz. Centr. II. n. Il. Poczatek O
godzinie s wieczorem. Kazdy zwiqz-
kowiec ma wstep wolny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11
(Ciag daisy q strony l-szeD.

Zarz. Centr. Il. y. +. wys}a} W
przesz}ym tygodniu S9OOO.oo benefi-
tn posmiertnego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-11
REDAKTOR;
Stefan Bars5cze,Cshi.

matter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-26
The Old Bee Hive
N. z. CIAEBEILIN,
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTEDl- One hundred Watches to clean,
at 75c. each. All work guaranteed.
Fl. J. EDMUNDS, at Wilson's.
WooI will take in Wool at my place Sat
urdays. R. l.. FAnBANEs, Cady's Falls,
To RENT.-A good tenement on Bridge St,
MOrrisvIiie. o. D. MATTHEWS.
For SALE Sixteen thousand handmade
shingle. Apply to B. DoTy, MoIrsyille.
For sALE-A lot of Tiger Hay Rakes and
Cedar Posts, at a very low price. Call at the
Foundry, Morrisville, w.
WANTED One hundred live Plymouth
Rock Hens, not over year old.
W. E. CHURCHILL, Morrisvie.
WANTED All buyers of bicycles to see the
Monarch, in all grades, at GATES & PECK 5,
Morrisville, Vt.
FoUND!-A place whore handspring is re-
placed in Watch for 75c. Warranted a year.
Ii. j. EDMUNDs, at Wilson's.
| will have on sale at A. r. Campblls
store, Friday and Saturday, Potted and Cut
Flowers for Memorial Day
Mrs. F. 4. UTTON, MorrisvilIe, VT.
FouND Near Wolcott village small gray
buffalo robe The owner can have the same
by paying for this notice.
w L. HALL, NOlCOIt, ' U.
For SALE.-Two acres of land with good
buildings, situated midway between Norris
vile and Hyde Park. | would like to work
by the day. Call on address,
NJ. FARRAND, Morrisville, vt.
NoTICE.-Seed Barley for sale at either
Cady's Falls, Tuckerville, or Stony Brook
Farm. Will take some colts to pasture at
Eden. W. s. NEWCOMB.
To RENT.-Cosy tenement in the Woodbury.
block, very cheap; also Powers house on
Main street. recently occupied by Mr.
LeBaron. G. NJ. POWERS, Morrisville, Vt.
For SALE OR RENT.-3S acres of land, con-
ssting OF Meadow, Pasture, and Woodland
good Sugar Bush of 400 trees, some nice
spruce timber. Call on CT address A. Sturges,
or E. G. Wilson, Morrisvlle, Vt.
Farmers who are expecting to use Pages
Fertilzing Salt this season should send in
their orders at once. We have only a limited
supply. We shall charge the same this year
as last, $3.50 per ton at Hyde Park, t. o. b.
cars.
NoTICE.-Shall he prepared to press hay
during the month of June for any parties de-
string. have large baleing press, which is
the best press for caring purposes. For fur
ther particulars enquire of
Il. 5. CAMPBELL, j Johnson, Vt
For SALE.-The property of Mrs Lurena
Cobleigh, consisting of house, barn and out
buildings, in good repair, and six acres OF
land on Main St., Hyde Park village; also
30la acres of land one-fourth mile out of viii
lage, and about 15 tons of hay. Will keep 4
COWS and team. Property in village and land
will be sold separately or together, TO suit
customers. For full particulars and terms in
quire of 6. f. MoNTEITH, johnson, Vt.
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LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. F. C. Page was in Burlington
Friday.
Miss Azella Goodell is now setting
type in this office.
Mrs. w. s. Cheney was up from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Considerable evidence of frost were
noticed Saturday morning.
A. p. Wheelock's summer residence
is having a top dressing of paint.
Mrs. Hendee and Mrs. Webster
were in Burlington last Thursday.
Miss Tia Niles has been engaged to
sing alto in the Universalist choir.
A. meeting of Tucker Chapter, r.
A. NJ, was held on Friday afternoon.
Repairs are under way on the Slay-
ton property, damaged by the recent
fire.
Cleveland, the soap man, captured
large gull on Charlie Shaw's
meadow.
Mrs. Myra Rodgers Heath, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Rodgers is
here from Ludlow.
The congregation of the Advent
Christian church gathered yesterday
to clean the church.
DR.. Lewis Marshall came up from
Waterville last week to attend the
funeral of John Sherwin.
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The school-House Site Bought.

The veXed question in regard to
the site for the new school building
was definitely settled on Friday of
last week, when a trade was closed
with Silas Keller by which the town
secures the whole of Mr. Keeler's
real estate for $1,000 Possession
is to be given within 80 days. An
order was drawn and the deed trans
ferred on Saturday. The deal was
brought to a head by dint of much
hard work and persuasion on the
part of the Selectmen and building
committee on the one hand, and Mr..
keeler's inclination to do the right
thing on the other. The trade is
considered a good one for both Mr..
Keller and for the town. The site is
a very desirable one and better To-
cation for a school building cannot
be found. In making this trade the
Selectmen had assurances that a good
sum would be raised by private sub
scription and a paper circulated for
that purpose has been very literally
signed. To the sum of 1882 Gov.
Page added $4S-making a round
$500 for the enterprise. 1t will be
observed that j. S. Scofield gives the
magnificent sum of $25. Although
not a village resident, John is a Hyde
Parker and this gift confirms his be-
lieve that the new building will be of
great benefit to the entire town. We
rive herewith the subsCriDtiOn list -
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1891
$57,229


Pursuant to call, the legal voters
of the town-or a limited number of
them-assembled at town hall Satur-
day forenoon. Col. Sawyer presided,
and the business for which the meet
ing was called was transacted and
the meeting adjourned inside of one
bali hour from the time it was called
to order. The Selectmen were au-
thoriz9d to borrow $4,000 at AZ
per cent, $4 1000 to pay current ex-
penses and outstanding orders, and
$4,000 tor the school house and
grounds.
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School at the Academy closes next
week Tuesday. On Sunday next at
Z O'Clock p. m, at the COng'l church,
Rev. F. c. Taylor will deliver a SER
mon before the graduating class.
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock a recep-
tion will be rendered the seniors by
the junior class at Capt, S. B. Waite's.
On Tuesday evening, June /, the
graduation exercises proper will take
place, beginning at s o'clock. The
graduating class numbers five and
the subjects are as follows: Warren
Noyes, The Minority Rule;" Miss
Mabel Rooney, "The Mastery of One
Thing" Miss Jessie Gray, "Class
History and Prophecy" Anna Lilley,
acquired Success" Miss Maud Bail
ey, The Past Cost of Present
Good" President NH. Buckham
of the University of Vermont will ad-
dress the graduates. His subject will
be Higher Education for Business
Men" The orchestra will furnish
nuSic
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over a hundred years. During all
that time but three generations
have owned it-Capt. Aaron Keller,
Frederick Keller and Silas Keller.
The house is the second Oldest in
town, that occupied by L. P. Jack
son, near by, being the first.
Sousa and his famous band, COM
prising fifty members, all artists,
give a concert at Music Hall, st.
Johnsbury, Monday, May 81. This
is their only evening in Vermont.
The reputation of Sousa's band is
too wide spread to need commenting
on. Excursion rates on the railroad.
The following table shows the total
amount of stock in the town and
also the Listers value