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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-06
In Business Circles.

7. HALEY Carrick makes an announce
m.nt in another column concerning her
new millinery parlors. at 113 Eastern
avenue. The rooms are on the second
floor, easily cached, and the ladies will
be interested in the opening display OF
millinery goods, which occurs Friday and
Saturday Of this week.
Miss J. M. Miller has been in New York
markets the past week, and will have her
millinery opening on Thursday and Fri
day OF this week.
Miss Lois Allbee OF Bradford has been
engaged to work for the new firm OF E,
L. Hunt & Co., who open their store on
Saturday OF this week. See announce
m mt elsewhere and the invitation for
Saturday and Monday.
The New England Acetylene Gas Com
pany have equipped p. A. Roach's store
with their new iluminant and it has al
ready attracted very favorable attention
A very attractive designin the window
of Atwood's cafe shows what good
baker can do in the frosting line. A pyr'
amdal design OF several stories has been
designed and made by F. Kellogg, the
baker at the cafe, and it is as fine a
piece OF frosted work as has ever been
seen in town.
Mrs. A. M. Stanton has returned from
market and has changed the dates OF her
millinery opening from Thursday and Fri
day of this week to Thursday and Sat
urday. See her advertisement elsewhere.
Miss E. P. Williamson has her millinery
opening on April Is and 16. Patterns
will be on exhibition Saturday, April 8.
No cards.
Miss L. c. French advertises in another
column her Easter opening of millinery
goods. The ladies will be eager to see
her new and pretty things.
10. Drouin has offered, as will be seen
by an advertisement elsewhere, bis plan
ing and dressing mill Tor sale. The build
ings are spacious and cover about 10, 900
feet OF flooring and are well adapted Tor
any business enterprise that wishes to
locate here. The reason is poor health,
inexperience in that line OF business and
overcro wdng OF the business. The land
and buildings are for sale cheap and on
easy terms. Meanwhile contractors
and builders who wish to use the ma
ciiinery can arrange with Mr.. Drouin.
Here is a chance Tor some enterprlslng
man or company to do something Tor
himself and the town.
O. V. Hooker & Son have bought of
M. ]. Caldbeck his real estate and four
shares of water in the Paddock village
dam. They have numerous applications
for room and power. This addition to
their water rights will enable thu m to
make good use of their land and SIDE
track.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-06
st. Johnsbury Center.

An entertainment will be given by the
Epworth League April Is. at the Metho-
dist church. There will be music, a sup.
per furnished by the Mite Society, and a
lecture by Rev. F. 7. Clark.
Rev. A. c. Cole exchanged with Rev.
F. T. Clark last Sunday morning
Miss Hattie Learned is at st. Johns
bury helping care tor Robert Piper who
is sick with typhoid fever.
The Woman's Missionary Society oil
the Methodist church held tea meeting
at H. Z. Brockway's on Tuesday after.
noon.
Miss Lizzie Ayers has been spending a
few days at George Willey's.
There will be an Easter concert at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening
at o'clock.
The funeral Of Harley Staples, son OF
Mrs. Lynn. was held on Thursday OF
last week, Rev. F. T. Clark officiating.
Miss Margaret Mcfarland has gone to
West Burke to work through the summer.
Charles Bonett and wife of Hardwick
were called here last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Bonett's niece, Pansy
Reynolds.
Mrs. John Mcfarland has been spend.
ing few days at A. B. Netherlands.
The last entertainment in the local
lecture course will be given at the Con
gregational church Thus day evening,
April 7. Mrs. ]. w. Titcomb will give a
talk on art in connection with the exhi.
bition of so drawings byeminent artists
Frank o. French will give several OF his
humorous selections and Miss Elsie M
Ranney will give some recitas At the
close of the ertainment the drawings
will be sold at auction, thus affording a
first class chance to buy some excellent
drawings at your own price.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-06
WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.

tSmall advertisements will be inserted in
this column in reading matter type at the
rate of two cents a word for the first inser-
ton and one cent word for subsequent in
sertions. Cash must accompany the order. |
To RENT. Two good rooms, with or
without board, II Main street.
"WANTED. - Salesman to handle our
lubricatlng oils on commission in St.
ohnshury and vicinity. Liberal terms.
The Euclid Oil Company, Cleveland,
Ohio"
F. o. Clark, 101 Eastern Ave-, offers
for sale this week a very nice assortment
oil Easter cards and novelties and the
prices are right.
SWEET PEAS. 1 OF. 6 cents; 4 OF. 20
cents. Mrs. l.. n. Jones, 10 Oak street.
Room TO RENT Large front room, on
second floor, at Is Summer street.
For SALE. Dining room furniture and
chamber suits, at IL Summer st. Mrs.
NJ. Z Clifford
EASTER FLOWERS. Order your Easter
flowers OF Z. F. Gibbs in good season
and save disappointment.
PIANO to rent or for sale. Chas. S.
Hastings ST. Johnsbury,
For SALE OR TO RENT. No. ~ Spring
ST. Modern house. contains twelve
rooms, bath room, fireplace, Waterford
water. New, roomy, convenient. stable
with basement. Also, lawn and garden
Apply at So Summ,r St.
Persons having negatives at Kellogg's
Photo Studio and desire their preserva
ton. " i'll call on or address w. M. Kel
logg. No. 1 Spring street, st. Johnsbury
All neg tives have been removed from
studio and will be destroyed April IS
W. M. Kellogg.
LOST. Ladies watch, on Main street
oxy'iized silver, open face. Leave al
CALIFORNIAN Office.
WANTED. Sewing, ]. K. Herbert, 2
Prospect avenue.
Tenements in the Winter houses
Caledonia street, to rent.
House to rent, six rooms, acre Of land
good barn, situated hall mile rom scale
shops. F. H. Ranney, st. Johnsbury, OF
George Pierce, Lyndonville.
LOT OF COOP SHoATs Tor sale. ]. F.
Adams. East Barnet.
To LET. House at No. 80 Mt. Pleas.
ant street, nine rooms, modern conven'
fences, very desirable. Address. Mrs. H
w. Hudson. 3 Pine street, South Fran
ingham, Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-06

To RENT on Clinton Ave, Cottage
House OF eight rooms, furnace, range,
bath room. hot and cold water. Enquire
of Mrs. ]. II. Carpenter, 10 Clinton Ave.
ScRIBBLING paper, in blocks or loose,
for sale. cheap. at the CALIFORNIAN Office.
Just the sort OF material for use by
school children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-06

Public Notice.
We are hereby authorized to refund the
money on Csc or SOC bottle Of
Hustena
the great cough remedy if it does not
cure your cough and cold. Try it.
c. c. BINGHAM.
A. F. WALKER.
FLINT Bros
BoyNToN & EASTMAN.
A. c. RANDALL.
FRANK G LANDRY.
O. B. CUTTING, West Concord.
L. d. STILES. st. Iohnsbury Center.
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Births.

At st Johnsbury, March 81. a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs William Z Gafiney.
At st. Johnsbury Bast, April 3, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Russell.
At Wheelock, March 20, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs James Ball
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-06
MARRIAGES.

DeAIHS.
At ST. Johnsbury. March 10, Louis. son OF
Jarvis Gotta. aged 2 years.
At ST. Johnsbury. March 20, Abiah. wife Of
the late Charles Hill, aged 3d.
At st Johnsbury, March 80, Robert d.
Harlow, aged 4S.
At st. Johnsbury, March 20. H. G. Staples,
formerly OF Barre, aged II years.
At 1T Johnsbury, April /, Lois Prudence,
daughter oi John and Lizzie Farnham, aged
nearly one year.
At Chichester. N. H., March 80. Josephine
Steele, former resident Of st. Johnsbury
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
SCROFULA FROM BIRTH

DR.. Radway-Dear Sir: Il IS with pleas
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In the meantime I received copy Of your
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
SPEAKING OF CANDIDATES
want to Know What's
the Matter with kingfisher,

Kingfisher, o. II, Dec. 24.-(Special)-
There seems to be controversy between
anadian and arfield counties regarding
the organization of the council and house
OF representatives, which convene III
Guthrie on Tuesday, January 10, as 70
who shall be president of the council, and
speaker of the house, each county claim
ins these places.
Kingfsher county has not said a word
as to what she would like in the premises.
because the time has not arrived for her
TO assert herself.
This county has never had or sent any
better material to Guthrie as her repre-
sentative than DR.. F. L. Winkler, who is
mayor of Kingfisher City, and who by
his wise management of the affairs Of
the city, succeeded in bringing it out
and her scrip is at par.
And King6sherites think that in this
gentleman there is excellent material for
president of the council.
Judge Walter c. Stevens. representative
OF the Sixteenth district, is a fine speci-
men of the progressive young man of
the territory He is the impersonation
OF energy and push. His knowledge Of
the bad laws on the statute books OF
the territory and the needs and wishes
of the people, recommends him most high
~ for the speakership of the lower house.
D. II. Vankirk, of the Fifteenth district.
also Of this county, has once been a mem
Der of the lower house. He is man of
sterling worth and has a good knowledge
of parliamentary law.
1t can be relied upon that Kingfisher
county will be heard from.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
"LIFE A BURDEN"

Or. Radway-Dssr Sir: For a long time
past / have been suffering IN the mos
distressing manner from :. long train OF
symptoms. which have oafilsd the skill 81
ali the medical men down here. and when
l feared. = NOT arrested IN their progress.
% nay strength Loss - appetite ann de-
sire ~ stimulating and artificial means
- slIstenance - irregular times. want -
healthy sleep and consequent depression
ola arising I'm fa- morning. rendered lie
quite = burden Fa me uutN a friend Induced
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Mausers are surreptittously sold for so

Mausers are surreptitEously sold for so
or So.
The battalion of the 2O2nd New York
regiment. under Major Wood, is camped
on high ground about a mile outside the
city.
The landscape of rolling country and
distant mountains is most beautiful. The
men have been working hard cutting
grass and organizing camp 1ney have
not missed having fresa bread and beef
since they left Havana. Forty-two head
of cattle bought today for the camp are
grazing near by.
Guard duty is light. One post Of three
men is maintained at the railway station
and another is at the Globo hotel, where
General Davis stops. No other guard
duty outside the camp is required. The
men expect TO be replaced by regulars in
the spring and allowed > so home.
Dreadful stories are told of the malaria
that develops around Pinar del Rio with
the beginning of hot weather.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
wARNHoLz MURDER CASE
Given 70 the Jury ut Perry After n
Five Days Trial,

Perry. o. T. Dec. 24.-(Special-)-The
Warnholz murder case has been on trial
before the district court for five days and
;he final argument WAS made this after
noon and me case given the jury. The
case has attracted much attention from
thu FIRST and Ehe court house has been
crowded. particularly since the arguments
Of counsel. beginning OH yesterday
County Attorney " NJ. Bowles mas been
ao,y assisted by }. r. Diggs and ,he de-
f-Iisy VS. noue the less ahly represented
by A X Museiier jug Bi-rer snd
Henry R,ielS=-.
The defendant IS the Wife ur Marcus
W-ruhoiz ana Is only seventeen Years ~
age Sni lived Nth MIN up1a sass farm
Ten miles eass ~ Jhs cay.
ON june = lsS; Frei Frank. the de-
ceased and t's bro1Ger-lr-isN. Jacob Ir-
wing. had bee2 cuuiag whesl Ola iRe
Warnho,z tssrn. Nsla-a taey s.,5 l,s,ss..i.
and had started hese In lne evening "a I'D
some oats in Jheir NsSea. 5stSslnz near
ne house % defendant; earoate meme.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

They were approached BIZ defendant and
her husband and a quarrel ensued over
the oaSs, which resulted in Fred Frank
jumping out of The wagon. seizing a
board and oesaboring the husband over
the head and arms.
Frank was a very powerful man and
Warnholz was very small man. At this
stage OF the drama the wife went TO the
house, seized a gun, and while Frank was
still striking her husband over ths head
and arms with the board, fired the sho.
which resulted in the death of Fred
Frank the next day.
The defense is self-defense. The de-
ceased had been previously notified not
to pass through the yand, and If was in
that the deceased was a quarrel
some man. powerful, and that he had fire.
quently abused and threatened defendant
and husband.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25

There ism one man IN fifty thousand who
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In most cases when a wouanis general
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MINOR Atty DOESN'T COUNT
Recorder Gon Charges the Jury in
the ~Badgering- Case.

New York Dec. 2+-Fay1e Strahan
Moore accused OF .'badgersng" Martin Ma
non. appeared 81 court again today and
listened while Recorder GiH charged the
jury in her case. The jury retired 20 COR
siier their verdict al 1910 p II.
Recorder COZ lad particular stress upon
the fact that an socompiice IN crime Is
Jus; as guilty a. the principal offender
The recorder said that both M@h9n and
Mrs Moore. according 20 the testimony.
arr morally bad. bar tllAt ;ae.s immoral
conduct must not DC considered az 81 b
tt- furs "a reaching = verde
m, iaEy came into cslrt several times
between RE noon h5nT 3aa Midnight .9r
DISTINCTIONS inqliisiug p-rticu,srly reg4rl-
ing lh- s,sln,s isIu-ns waIch ~eaia q %irh
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thlrd assr~e Ts- re~sfd=r Instructed IL
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STORY
Of MRS. JOHNSON

apparently to clear the docket at this
term and, working TO that end. he has
forced the attorneys to sit up nigfNs pre-
pairing cases for trial
The case of the Territory vs. Frank Co
vey. for seduction, was called for trial
today and win probably occupy the court
for several days. An indictment was
found against Covey at a former sitting
of the grand jury and his friends were
SO ardent in his behalf that Two of them
were fined heavily for contempt. The
case viii probably be Of sensational
nature Tne prosecuting witness. Cora
Conner. and her father, John Conner. dis
appeared suddenly at the beginning Of the
session. and no one supposed the case
would be tried. But the judge, acting
with his usual vigor, when the circun-
stances were made known to him, ordered
bench warrants 10 be issued, and both
have been arrested and are now in Gus
tody Of the sheriff.
The grand jury adjourned after sitting
eight days. during which time eleven in
Cictmenis were found. among them, one
against John Reeder, Il farmer and occa-
sional preacher. who lived a few miles
cas- Of Meifond in this county. for com
hitting 4 revoiting and nameless crime
upon the person Of ais little 12-year-old
step daughter. He was Promptly convict
81 and VIII probably Be sentenced next
week
Upon closing sts labors The grand jury,
which Was 4. fairly representative oOdy
Of Grams countys prosperous citizens
paid Judge Mc-Atee a nigh and deserved
compliment, and expressed the hope.
unanimously. regardless of politics THAI
ne might st long upon the bench in the
FIf,n judicial district
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Expression of Thanks.

President Helena :. Mason. on behalf II
Garfield Corps. No. ~. desires 20 thank
the public for the patronage cxtended
70 the eupper and social on Friday night
last. Also thanking all those who - gen
erousy contributed supplies. Tho corps
Is under special obligations 70 Airs Col
Bryant. Prof. Pierpont Miss cara Strong
and Mss Emma Rogers and Mrs.. Gala
han for she kindly assi-tsuce rendered
Prof. Mariager and wife in the vocal End
instrumental program. in the rattle for
the silk quilt Mr.. Gibson. a railway en-
ploye. held the lucky number.
Miss Ethel Young drew the number
from the box blindfolded. The program
gave universal satisfaction. The drawing
was impartial and fair The supper was
elegant The CORPS hopes ali were pleased
and % al thai assisted 70 make 81 sue
cess we sincerely thank and wish each
and every one a merry Christmas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
HOUSE MEMBERS
TURN LOOSE BILLS
Continued from First Page

define franchises; 10 make public the
value of railroads; 10 declare the effect OF
judicial and other sales of railroads; to
limit the amount of stocks and bonds and
other Indebtedness that may be issued
by railroad companies and to regulate
their manner of issuing, registering and
stcursng the same; 10 provide penalties
for violating the provisions of this act
and 10 prescribe the duties Of the rail-
road commissioners, the secretary Of state
and attorney general in relation thereto.
TO LEASE SCHOOL LANDS.
Topeka, Kan. Dec. 24.-tSpeciaL)-A bin
has been drawn up and VIII be presented
20 the regular session TO authorize the
lease Of Kansas school lands. States Su-
perintendent Stryker has perhaps a hun
dred letters piled up in his Office asking
that some legislation Of that kind be en-
acted.
Parties go on this land all over western
Kansas. make some improvements and
stay there 1t takes a petition from
twenty householders in a township 20
bring the land up for sale. IN a great
many townships there are not enough Pc
titione<s 70 meet the requirements and
NaTN1eS on THESE l1iiAS Ne-tN tfitie- AflfE
do not pay any rent nor any taxes and
there y no way Of getting them on OF
getting any returns The burden az csxes
for scnool purposes - thrown wholly upon
property holders. wslen by right * should
be dEstri5ur Cd By a sale q the scslOol
quarters which could be made easily by
a slight change u the law or by a lease
81 the lands whioh would turn money into
me general school fund The biz Vii
provide for a reduction IN the number
OF househoIders required for q sale. or for
a lease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-25
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOL VENT

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