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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Trimmed hats, half price.
Mrs. E. E. STUART.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

The Twelfth Minnesota regiment
will not 60 to Porto Rico with the
present expedition.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Bob Moore, OF Lafayette. Ind.
says that for constipation he has
found Dewitt Little Early Risers to
be perfect. They never grippe. Try
them for stomach and liver troubles.
l., D. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
aIlller's
Buy your
GROCERIES

where you have The largest
stock to select from. Freshest
goods and prices that are right.
We aim to please one and all
Mail orderswlllreceive prompt
and careful attention.
We are selling Swift's
best:Ham for. -. lOc
Fancy Bacon for. .....,. >lOc
Boneless Ham for. 800. lOc
Bologna Sausage. ....... lOc
We are selling a good
Wash Board for. ..... l5c
Extra good Broom. -. l5c
A | lb fiat can Salmon 121c
Package Coffee for. 80. lie
Dried Fruits are cheap,
call and get prices.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

The large crib which will be used
as a base of operations for the work
of repairing the dam was success.
fully anchored above the dam Mon
day. and the work on the dam is
now in progress.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Phil NORM, Of Belle Prairie, was
c,tv visitor Yesterday. He states that
rio wh eat harvest will begin in his
locality in ten days or two weeks
and II weather like today prevails IN
the meantime wheat will ne nIleo
ont in fine shape.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

In the future this space in the
WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT will be re-
served for A. Tanner the WhaleSaie
and Retail Grocer. Watch for it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
Teas.

We are selling a good tea dust
for 15c, and a good tea for
Csc, Our 35c tea is a leader.
try it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Leger ErOux, of Montana, arrived
in the city with a carload OF western
horses Wednesday,. He took the
horses to Belle Prairie to sell them
to the farmers in that locality. Mr..
Eroux ia a brother of the late Mitch
ell Eroux, of Belle Prairie, and an
uncle OF IF. x. Eroux, the policeman.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

II think DeWitt'e Witch Hazel
Salve Is the finest preparation ON
the market for piles" so writes
John C. Dunn, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
Try it and you will think the same.
It also cures eczema and all skin
diseases, L. D, Brown,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Il have used Chamberlain Cough
remedy in my family for years and
always with good results, says Mr..
w. B. Cooper Of Ell Rio, Cal. For
small children we find 1t especially
effective" For sale at Wetzel
Drug store.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

"A fund of $1,000 is being cOllec ted
in Red Wing to pay the expenses OF Z
street fair this fall.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
NEAT. CHEAP AND RAPID.
The county board of equalization
earned it's salary this week.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Patterson Tuesday morning.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Nfiss Maud Buck man entertained a
number OF her young friends at the
home of her parents on Third street
Wednesday evening. Part OF the
evening was spent in dancing. A
very pleasant time was spent by all
present.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

DC. Conner has cent party OF
men to Montana for Freeman, the
st. Cloud contractor, who is doing
some work for the Great Northern
railroad there. The wages offered
re 500 a month and board.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Dewey camp, Royal Neighbors
will hold drill practice Friday
afternoon at 2:30. All members of
the team are requested to be present.
REGULAR meeting of the camp at 8
O'Clock Friday evening.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

Champion Shot Of the World
Miss Annie Oakley writes: Myself and
nanv of the Buffalo Bill Wild West Go.
have given Aliens Foot-Ease, the powder
to shake into your shoes, a most thorough
trial, and it does all if not more than you
claim" It instantly takes the sting out
Of Corns and Bunions., Aliens Foot-Ease
is a certain cure for hot. aching, nervous
and Shoe Stores. Csc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olnsted, Leroy, N. Y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
81. 6 apitef.

rglo9 INNER tein 3siden, buB bas
8eipubtiein tpiebsrtebrt9"
Sans b. Rbeben mar ss, Der bieie
@prte i'm Jliiiterton an Der S9pelle
zines bur9 8orbdnee perbuntelten
&rantsnaimmers iprad. Sinter ibm
ipurbe aud Sberldnber ii9tbar. Die
3iige beiber Serren fparsn bon She'll
nabme unb 8sIorgnib erfiillt; iibers
bies tonnte man beiben lei9t unieben,
baB iie cine iblafloie, an 4ufrssungen
rei9e Ia9t binter ii9 batten.
rS9ldft iie, atbmet iie jeBt elm pss
mig rubissr9" frasts aud Der alts
Serr.
Ieben benz 8ett, beFen Gardiner
melt suriidgei9lagen paren, uno auf
beiIen &iiIen cine bleide, resungsIoIe
Srausnseitult rubte, ri4tete ii4 Sus
fannens i9lunte Syigur uuf. Sic
ipintte ben Serrsn, ndber gu treten,
na9bem iie porber nod einen priifens
ben Bid auf bic 2a9eritatt gsfporfen
bate.
sd bite eu9," fdste Iie, nlabt mid
ni9t mebr nit ber aermiten allein,
mir lit 10 bunse ums Ser3; i'd fiir9te,
iis tDnnte mir plDbli9 unter ben SGns
ben einf6lummern."
,Stebt es 10 i9limm2" antiportete
Rbebsn; nber Ir5t ipar bod ipieoer
bier9"
n9etpiB, er gins por elmer 9isrteIs
Itunbe unb beriprab, I'm brei ubr,
alIo in 3pei Stunben, ipieber na9 Der
sranten su ieben. @r mar bann ers
itaunt, iie nod INNER in bemielben
S9lafauitanbe gu finben, uno fpra9
bic 9efiir6tuns aus, baB elm Rerpens
fieber sum glusbru9 fommen biirfte,
falls bic llnslidlids Bis gum 4benb
ipGtsitens bas 9sipubtiein niat ptss
bererldngt."
rSit 0ottor Sorit elm tii9tiger
arst9" punbts iid Sbsrldnbsr an
Rbeben.
Dieter antportste: rDOttor Sorit
1T Elm S9ulfreunb bon mir; er bat
bisber in einsm tlsinsn StGot4en
8ranbenburgs pratticirt, iid ieoo4
bur6 siniss aufiebensrsssnbe S4riften
einen Namen untsr ieinen Golleeen ges
mutbt. Dor 3tpsi Monaten erit iies
belte er na9 Berlin iiber. Sd srinnsrts
mid ieiner, aIs mir beuteRa4t i4nsls
drstIihe Silfe braudten. unb ipdbrenb
ibr bi. llnaliidli9s binauftrust. lief
i'd su ibm ilnb bolt. ibn berbsi.-0o9
iebf, Suianne, banbelt es ii9 aud I'm
Did. Ou bait bic ganae Ra4t am
2aaer Der bebauernspsrtben Srau sez
tpadt, baIt es Bis iebt gum Mittug
aud nibt auf etne Winute perldhsn.
9as tanni, bas barfit Du ni4t lGns
ger, mein armes, tapfsres 9inb. Die
blab unb ansssriffep 9u ausiisbit!"
Gr lssts sdrtIi9 fsinsn arm I'm iis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
9is sbir fieI AZ; bi. @rafin ,pantt.

Die Sbiir fiel su; bic @rdfin tpantt.
gum 9ipan Suriid. Sier lag lie
fdlu9aenb lanse 3eit. 9lls iie fi9
aufridtste, seists ibr @eiidt bic Spus
rem Der @eripiiituns, tpel9e bic SABRE
barauf einsegraben batten, bic iis fonIt
nit pollenbeter 3unit unter S9minte,
puber unb bur9 elm nod pirtiamerss
Ulittel 5u periteden puBts.
Sum Sofratb!" fliiiterte Natalie;
~i9 muB ibn iparnen - mub ibm al
les iasen!"
2angfam unb mibe, bon leiIem
SrOit eef4iitteIt, fdlta iie iid na9 ibz
rem auf bas sleganteIte eingeri9teten
S9lafStmmer. glls iie eingetreten
mar, i6lob iie bebutiam bic Sbiir bin>
ter ii9. Damn Dffnete iie elm tleines
f4tparSes 3dit9en, bas DerI9lpfen
auf tbrem Soilettentii9 su iteben
pflegts, unb entnabm ibm elm nit bels
Ter Sliifisteit gefiiltes Sldid6en unb
eine tpinaise, In cine Rabel ausluufens
be SpriBe. 3peimal bint,reinanber
CAB iie fi9 in ben entbl0btsn ppllen
Sbsrarm bic ginfpribungen elmer itars
fen MOrpbiumlSfung.
S9on mad einigen Minuten fiiblte
fie bic belebenbe @irtung unb sepann
ibr bliibenbes 4usIeben, ibren Ii9eren
Sang, bic iugenbli9e @luitioitGt ibrer
8epegungen pieber.
Sin Wunbernittel!" fa9te lie balbz
laut au iib felbit. y@s sibt bic sSu=
eenb unb bic &raft. Das tbut es, baB
es bafiir Sabre bes iisdenben Differs
nimmt. 9as lit nur elm @oraus ieiz
ner Wirtung."
Man po6te an bi. Sbiir; es mar
Ratalisns 3ofe, bic @inlaB begsbrte.
r@rcellena," rief bdsWdb9en, nSerr
Sofratb S9aller bittst Inn bic grz
laubniB. sic iOsIei9 gu feben : cine
glngelesenbeit bon b09iter @i4tisa
feit!"
sd tOmme, fibre i'm ins 9uGtons
Simmer."
9is @rGfin Iegte baItig nod elm ipes
mig S9minte unb Puber auf, biillte
fi9 fir einise Setunben in cine @olfe
BON parfiim elm unb elite bann gu
ibrem 8e5u9er.
S6aller lam ibr in duffGniser, an
ibm gang unselpobnter @rregung ents
eegen.
v@ine SiobsppF," Iagte er nit ses
bdmpfter Stimme, rSbr Sreunb 9erz
faut bat uns pertauft!"
Rod ni9t," entsegnete bic @rdfin
rubig, yaber er tpirb es tbun nod ppr
benz 9tbenb bieies Sages. Rebmen
Sic PlaB, Sofratb, i4 babe Sbnen piel
gu ersGblen."
S9aller bpr6te befremoet auf.
,SpIlten sic biesmal msbr ipifen als
i99" iaste er, ipabrenb er ii9 nieberz
lieb; bod ebe sic mir iiber @erfaut
Mittbeilungen MAIDEN, fdnn iCh S6nen
au9 cine Sreubentunbe bringen ="
@r fab fi9 fori9eno unb por 2aus
fhern ii9ernD i'm 3immer um, bann
beugts sr ii9 pOr, 10 oab er Der @rdfin
gang nabe mar, unb fliiiterte nit idars
fer 9stpnuns iebes DOrtes: rSis bus
ben ni9t msbr gu fiirdten, baB man
Sbnen bas @rbe bes @rafen BON SeIs
itreittg maht. Die ein5ige, bic es
tonnte, tpsilt ni9t mebr unter ben 2ez
benbsn. 9eate 8ui9 lit Ieit geitern
gbenb berI6punben. Sin ibrem Sat
ten auriidselaFsner Brief tiinbet ibren
@ntI6IuB an, aus benz 2eben gu f4eis
benz"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

6anifder ReselmdBisteit auf Der
Sede, Die ibren 30rper perbiilIts. 9anr
besunn fs gu itDbnen, als litte iis t0rs
perlih.n S9mers.
rWenn Der Qrai nur ba ipdrs," murs
melte Sberldnber.
SD min ielbit mad ibm 9eben."
nNein, ib bite Did, blsib isbt, IaB
mid ni9t aGIein", fliiiterte Suiunne
unb bielt Rbeben an Der Sanb 3uriid.
nSieb bod, iie Offnet bic glugen."
Die groben buntlen 4ugen puren
iebt pollftdnbig entI9fsisrt, aber Der
itarre @lana bes Siebers mar iibsr Iie
uusgebreitet. Sbre 2ippsn paren gum
Spreden geDffnet, bod nur Elm leiler,
faum borbdrer Suu9 entitie9 ibnen.
,Sus9en!"
9as lieblidbe MGb6en, bas erbebeno
in fpannunespoller @rregung Iitb iiber
bas Eager Der 2eibenben neiete, beutste
nur bur9 cine i9nelle 8spesung uno
etnen na3 p6en geridteten bantbaren
Bid ibre gliidIelige ueberraI6ung an,
bann beugte iie ii9 ttefer auf Die 9iNen
berab, uno elmer innsren impuliipen
@ingebung 9ebor6enb, fliiIterte iie nit
tiefer, iparmer Snnigtsit: rWtiitter9eH,
tb bin BEL 9ir!"
Sin Sbtmmer bes Slides flp9 iiber
bic 3iige Der bleiaen Srau; ibre SGnbe
boben ii9 lun9Iam empOr, unb bic
i9lanten Singer perIoren ii9 in Sus
iannens Saar.
,Sieblin9! - Ser 8ater = III er
setommen9 S9lieB bic Sbiir duf - er
tann fonit - ni4t - binein - Der
@dter!"
rMuttsr!" f9Gu9sts SuIanne; iie
permo6te nihts anberes aus5uipreden
als bieies cine 8ort.
Sn bieiem 9lugenblid berIu9te Tib
bic &rante empprSuri9tsn; itarr ma
rem ibre 8lide auf bic bsiben Mdnner
9erthtet, ipelhe taum su atbmen ipdgs
ten unb tief beipsgt isbes Wort, jsben
Bid Der @ripa9enben beoba9tet bats
ten.
Die &ranfe itieB einen marfburds
bringenben S9ret aus unb mari ii6
nit idbem @ntIsben in bic &iFen 5uz
rid. Sn sebro4enen SOnen, balO gels
lenb laut, balb bumpf uno murmelnb,
rang es iidb BON ibren Gippen, aus
ibrer 9ruIt: sd babe aIIss geseben-
allies = ih beiibe ni1ts mebr - er
lebt, fagt ibr = lsbt2 @s 1T nitbt
tpabr! Die Sobten tebren nibt ipieber
= Nebmt bic De9iel, bic We9iel -
laBt mir mein 8tnb, i9 nebme es nit
ins 9efdngniB - ia, ih babe basGelo
geitpblsn, 5ebntuiiienb Mart - @berz
barb - cine Siebin = seb meg -
geb meg - meg BON ben S9ienen =
bic locomotive fommt = iie rollt
berun - br,i Monate, fagit 9u - i9
muB beSablen - beSablsn!"
SIMMER pirrer, perItGnblther
tpurben ibre Reben; bas Sieber i9iitz
telte ibren SDrper unb mari ibn ipie
sinen Spielball auf ben &ifen umber.
bic Singer trabten uuf ben peiben
2innen, unb Der glt6em brad ii6 in
turasn. sridDpfenbsn StDBen 8abn.
nSie itirbt!" i9rte Suianne auf.
rSie ftirbt! Selft ibr. belft metner
Mutter!"
Rbeben tpoGlte fort, aber SberlGns
Der itano ihon in Der Sbiir.
mSier mub Der bette ar5t 5ur Steae
geI6afft tperben," rief er; yi9 fabre
3uerit su Doctor Sprit unb ienbe i'm
Der, bann aber foglei4 tpeiter gu 9es
beimratb 8uid. Weun iis elmer retten
fann, 10 1T er ss!!"
Gr itiirmte binaus; auf Der Sreppe
bDrte er nod bas StObnen Der 2eis
benben unb ben 2lusbru9 ibrer tpilben
pbantaiien, nit bensn ii9 aipeifelIOs
elm f9peres Rsrpenfieber autiinbigts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

Die 8erItGnbigung nit Doctpr9orit
pollsos ii6 nit fliegenber Gle; Der
9lrst periprd9, iofort iih gu Der pa1
tientin gu begebeu. OberlGnber tbeilte
ibm nit, baB er aud ben 9ebsimratb
9uf9 ausieben iperbs, unb Sorit
meints, bus i.i sana in Der Orbnung;
es tperbe ibm cine @bre iein, nit benz
beriibmten Gollesen, ben er ni9t pers
I0nlith tsnns, am &rantenbett Der
Dame auiammen3utreffen.
3sbn Minuten ipGter bielt tie
9rOidts, ipelde Der ulte Serr senom'
men bate, por bem Suuie bes @ebeimz
ratbs, unb Oberldnber elite bic 3repps
binauf. SSrans 8artels trat ibm i'm
@pr5immer entsssen, Der 8uride bate
elm tpabrss 2ei6enbittsrseiiht aufge=
itedt unb idlid tpie elm S9attsn um'
Der.
,Serr 9ebeimratb gu Sduie9'
r3u Sauie ippbl, uber er 1T er
iIt-
uSdon gut; nebmsn Sic bisIenSbu.
Ter unb iorgen sic bafiir, bdB Der
Ssrr @sbeimrutb mid augenblidlt4
empfdnst."
8artels, Der fpnit nit elmer 9e'
56ipinbieteit, ipelhs beinabe fhon an
$osrersi itreifte, berurtiee 9elbitiide in
ieinen Saiten psrI6pinben lieB,
brebte bas 9reimartitiid uni9liihis
Inn unb pieber um unb ipolte ss bann
bem Spsnbsr 5uriidseben.
,Bas MAIDEN sic fir 9ef9idten9-
fubr ibm SberlGnber drserli9 an.
rSie Tnb bp9 ionIt nt6t 5artfiiblsnb.
Uaa6en Sic, bab sic forttommen.
unb melben 81. mid benz Ssrru 9ss
beimratb; bier iii msine &arte."
,,llnmoslih," ipiirete Sartels enbz
lid berppr, rber Serr 9ebeimratb ems
pfanqen beute fsinen Wenfhen, uno
ipenn ss Der Gar aus petersburg ielbit
ipGre."
u0ob ni6t stipa bes Geiertass pez
sen2" srollte Der alte Serr.
usysiertass pesen2 Der Ssrr @es
beimratb baben etnen f6DntH Seierz
tag" entfubr es b.m 0iener, Der ii6
fhnen auf bic 2tppen bib, uls babe er
bereits gu ptsI seidgt.
SberlGnber abtr ipollte nod einen
@nfturm tpasen; er nabm aus feiner
@eItentaiGe Elm 9olbitiid unb bi.lt ss
80. ,tsIs hnr ne 0Iunen
,Gsben 81. base @s seb0ri Sbnen.
ipenn Sic mir iene Sbiir bort 0ffnsn
unb mid su bsm @.beimruth eintretsa
lafTsn. @Iio burtie. msin Greunb!"
(Tortf.buns fOIst.)
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-03-19

Hear what /; great scientist writes
Me: Z than half million people
lie every year from diseases that
are called Ircventablc CT filth or
gem diseases. They are so called
because they could be prevented.
They are derived from filth and
they are caused by germs.
Tho lax sanitation of the great
cities of America causes pollution of
the water, soil and air of the land.
People drink polluted water, breathe
polluted air and live on polluted
soils. AS consequence they are
poisoned. The instructive remedy
appears to be alcohol. Sewer gas
and the general products of the pu-
trefaction of dead organic matter
poison the blood, depress the spirits,
weaken the appetite and digestion,
and the people drink alcohol.
II believe the great cause of learn
ing to drink is sickness and poor
sanitation and that is what makes
prohibitory laws difficult or impos
sible. The way to secure prohibition
is to Danish disease and disease in
fiction from the earth. The disease
poisons are the constituents of King
Alcohol. If they are banished, he
will labdioate without waiting to be
prohibited.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-03-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Gov. Grout thinks ''recogntion
of Cuban independence properly
managed should not occasion war,
and the Maine incident can no doubt
be honorably disposed OF by diplo-
macy"
Mr.. Clcveland's minister to Mad.
rid, Hannis Taylor, turns out to be
a silver man. On March Z he in
troduced w. J. Bryan to a Mobile
audience and incidentally denounced
the gold standard.
Charles n. Pillsbury, the great
-four merchant of Minneapolis, cal
culated that young Mr.. Letter has
pocketed somewhere betwixt$4 ,ooo,-
900 and $6,ooo,ooo by his wheat
deals, but he opines that not much
of this money has come out of the
pockets Of Mr.. Armour. 1t was the
great school of little fish that got
scooped in the Letter net.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-03-19

Ex-Minister Ed ward ]. Phelps
recently said that the people of this
country do not want war, and this
pacific utterance on the Cuban ques-
ton has resulted in violent explo-
sions in one or two Vermont news
paper offices, notably in the case OF
the Essex Junction Record. The
Records stuff does no harm, but we
might call attention to the following
pretty paragraph concerning the en-
minister, whose opinions are of as
much value as those of any living
Vermonter, for the Record assumes
to speak for this state. Here it is
1t seems to be the opinion of some
people that Phelps represents Yer
mont. fail to see it. He is not in
touch with Nermonters. 1t is not
his nature to be in touch with much
that is human. He Is the aristo-
cratic pigmy of the state, the man
who poses as a "know ALL" but
who has as much of an idea of the
sentiment of the people as hog has
of playing billiards.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-03-19
NEWS OF The STATE.

Fire in f. c. Houghton's dry go, DIS
store at Rutland Sunday mo,Ging ruined
Il $4,000 stock Of new goods, smoke and
water doing most OF the damage The
total STOCK carried was about $4,000
with $1,000 insurance. &. a. Kiburn's
badly damaged by water.
Hon. ". ID. Craiha OF the law ti"m of
Craiue \ Alfred of Newport WAS loand
dead in his bed last week Friday morning.
Ira Spaulding of South Roya lton be-
came vic emily insane Wednesday, March
8, following Il severe attack OF sick head
ache. Charles Dean, his brothcr-in-!aw,
went to his house to call. Spaulding met
him with double-barrel shotgun. which
he snapped twice, laking perfect aim aud
either shot would have killed Dean but
for the weapon having hecn loaded so
long IL had become rusty and it did
not 90 off. Daanc ran from the house !,
with Spaulding following In his stocking
feet, to the railroad crossing. He boarded
movi freight train. Losing sight OF
Dean, Spauldiny evidently took Il brake
man on top of the car to be him and tried
to shoot him, but failed He was soon
coaXed to return to his home by his wife.
DR.. Burnett took him to the Waterbury
asylum for treatment.
|. Wood of Barre roceived letter Ia ST
week from the sister superior Of st. A J.
eXius hospital at Bismark, N. d., sta In =
that ABB Wood. his brother, d el there
March 5, after o months sickness. Mr..
Wood had not heard from or known any
thing of the whereabouts of his brother
for the past fifteen years. He left Barre
for Iowa about 90 years ago and all track
of him was lost in about five years.
Vergen pes has teen riding 80 wheel
long enou gh-it's good idea to purchase
for her '9S chainless 'bike," so she can
outridc OF her cities, in the race for new
industries. -Vcrgennes Vermontrr.
The Springfield Republican hears that
| Hugh Henry, who has DCcn appointed
pension agent will not take possession OF
| the Office till next June and that The Of
flee will ultimately be removed to YER
| mont.
A novel sugar parry was given by Dr..
| and Mrs. Nash, of Townshend recently.
| A miniature palace was dug in an Immense
snow drift near the house. There was
plenty OF room in it FOR I'LL the party to
| get in and cat the sugar from snow tables.
The ''palace' was brilliantly lighted with
led and white lights.
| Fred Smith tic Bellows Falls giant, is
carrying on correspondence with Mis-
souri, giantrss that Is full ofpr"mise.
| The giantcss is Miss Ella Ewing and she
IS eight feet four inches tall Smith Is
only six feet nine inches in height.
George +. Webb. of Bellows Falls,
claims to have Il record breaking flock OF
hens. There are n of them and from the
middle OF DE tcmbcr TO the first of March
| they Ia i'll 600 gss.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-03-19

With the purpose of fighting a
state campaign on the prohibitory
issue, there is strong effort to m
ducc Il. w. Maloncy of Rutland to
stand us the Democratic candidate
for Governor. The latest reports
Indicate that he will consent, though
reluctantly, to do so.
MIR. Maloncy is a remarkably eff
fcctivc man on the stump. There
arc few that can equal him in per-
suasive and argumentatiye power.
But if he is the candidate it ought
to be with the understanding that
he goes in to fight from the day of
the nomination until the polls close
in September and that the people OF
every part of the state have chance
to listen to his exposition OF the
inquiries of Republican misrule OF
the state. That is the only way the
Democratic party can properly
utilize its present opportunities
BraItleboro Reformer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-03-19
Petition for Divorce.
STICKNEY & SARGENT,
Attys. for petitioner.

STATE OF VERMONT, Whereas, Amos
WINDSOR COUNTY. SIS. I s. Bixby of Lud-
low VT. has duly fled his petition to the
County Court, setting forth his legal mar
rage to Malvina L., alias Elizabeth B. Haz-
lett then of st. Paul in the State of Min
twenty years in Ludlow. in the County of
Windsor aforesaid; that he hath kept the
marriage covenant. but that the said NAL
vina, alias Elizabeth, hath violated the
same, for that she hath willfully deserted
the petitioner for three conse cutive years
wherefore the petitioner prays fer bill OF
divorce from the said Malvina. alias Eliza.
beth: and whereas. it appears that the said
Malvina. alias Elizabeth. is without this
St, tie, so that the summons of the said
Court may not be served upon her;
1t is thereupOn ordered that the said
Malvina l.. Bixby, alias Elizabeth b. Bixby.
he notified and required to appear in and
before said Court and make answer; if any
she have. and abide the order and judgment
of said Court in the premises at the term
thereof next to be held ut Woodstock in
and for the County of Windsor in the
State of Vermont. on the fourth Tuesday
of May. A. d. 1899. upon the first day of
said term, by publishing the substance of
this petition, together with this order for
the Age. n newspaper published ut Wood
took in said County. the last publication
be Mt least six weeks prior to said term
Court, which shall be deemed sufficient
onotice to said Malvina L.. alias Elizabeth
b. Bixby.
Given under my hand. at Woodstock. in
the County of Windsor. this .4th day ot
JAY READ PEMBER.,
Clerk.
FRANK A. WALKER,
Attorney for Petitioner.