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Evening star., 1898-07-12

oh MN - - L ~ ~ =
6I6 ID st, store. $1,000
931 5th, sto&wareh 25.0J
POPS 7th. large sto %. 90
504 f st, 9 offices. 20. 90
1923 18th. sto&tiats. go. 90
1923 n j av, Or, col. 1880
400 z, 8r&b, col. Is. 40
1914 1th, sto&dw. 40. 90
1905 l., Or, col. -. 1910
402 o st, ,r, col. 1886
52S 4th ne, Or, col. .20.5,
1922 9Th st, 9r&b. 800
1543 4th st, 7r&b. ..2l.o,
us 9th ne, store. III
As \ st, 5r, lg sta. .30.Ot
1917 Sth st. 6r&b. 49, u
1S4i 14th, 10r&b. $500
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Sta 1920 sth NV. .I5o
18th n'r Col rd. Tor. .35
1873 Vt av NV. fur d. 125
1922 9l5 st, 5r. 10
Store 707 9Th NV. -. 40
1853 Corc'n. 14r&b. 80. so
Office rooms. 1907 F NV
1921 Wallach NV. Sr. .I5
rHERFoRD, 1907 F st.
L, s.E,CoR.7TH&L NV.
Sc Il st, 9r&b. 25. 90
434 L NV, 9r&b, sta. %. 90
1858 Sth, 3r&b fiat. 200
1I12 lst st, 8r&b. 20. 90
9O2 o st, Sr&b. .2S. 90
1712 1st ST, 6r&b. 20. 90
524 Tenn av, 6r&h. 15.5
329 18th ne, 6r&b. .17.5O
135 Sheridan st, or. 1000
ola I'd Sc, 6r&wa. $50
2425 7th st, CRIB. 1900
ll3 Hickman, 6r&b. 1880
500 Both st, Sr&b. 2S. 40
1852 7th ST NV, 5r. 1870
i114 TIN NV, Ar fiat. 800
2O4 o st NV, Or. col. Is. 90
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SUBJ RBAN PROPERTY.

For kENI-FU RNISHED HOUSE AT WOyDSIDE
IRON zptn july, fUr Aug. anu Sept. 3 rooms ami
batH, " lHuLiiII; Cd Tth 81. electric line. Ad-
dttss L. T. ii. star ONCE. jyIZ-lW-
Ri, EkDAl4E. MD.-FOK SALE OR EXCHANGE
Tor cIty property, house of 10 rooms with
bath hot and cold water; large lot, with fruit
trvss- Apply oil pFrmists. Mis-. Il. SPEEH
IyI1-3t>
FOR sALL-BkoohLAND. D. G.. FINE COT
Jsge; 500 IL, fruit, shade, pUrches; reduced
$I,ooU; worth s.. $40; best bargain offered in
BrOpKiant See ROLAND G. BOOTH
JlS5t| Cor. 10Th X q NV.
TRACTS OF FROM ONE TO FIVE ACRES OF
land, beautifully located for suburban homes: To-
cation hlgn and healthy, with nne large OAK
and hieAory trees Tor shade; public Potomac
water supply, and within minutes walk Of
Chevy Cuass electric road on Connecticut ave
Terms easy LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
jyJUC $50 NV
FOR RENT-Ar NORTH CHEVY CHASE De
AghifuIIy situated lew house; rooms ana bath;
large grounds; half square from electric cars
year
jyy-3t L. W. WALKER < son, 1O0G F.
fUk SALE AND BENZ CONVENIENT HOMES
near city in the country map Of suburbs given
I" all callers. Building lets for $50 each.
jy9-5t' JAM ES L CLEMENTS, 1921 f st. NV.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

1hE RI-AINGION OFFICE; modern machine;
peIlert condItIUu guaranteed; with stand; deiv-
eIed Zee III city; one month apples On purchase
Of new " lien directly following rental.
M4Inoft. SEAAiANS * BENEDICT,
debit Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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WANTkD-ROOMS.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD IN THE NORTH
Columbia Heights; s.ugie gentleman; 50
Address, with particulars, aUx IL star ONCE. IL
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-THIRTEEN ACRES; HOUSE OF 4
rooms; barn, fruit; excellent water; two miles
from station: S1.0oo. easy terms O. E.
HlNE. Vienna. Va. ie22-1ms
Evening star., 1898-07-12

FOR RENT-416 ST NV; ROOMS AND
bath. in good condition; fine location; rent re-
duced. THOMAS W. FOWLER, 92l + ST. NV.
j,a9 9f
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR W. WHITE lila ST
1853 Harvard, Coldts $50 $50 q ne, Tr........ s22
15o6 18th nv, Or. 20, T24 sth NV, Or. 49,. I6
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FOR REN1-STABLES.

FOk hL$I-LABGE 3-SI0R1 STABLE, REAR
so u ST. NV between ~ and ~ stalls; Carriage
elevator, gas, water and I1uleIu stable euuIp-
menti eLee4enl stand Tor boarding and livery ;
SoJ. Inquire y3U La. ie2-tf
Evening star., 1898-07-12
STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS
Separate apartments, clean and dry; best loca-
ton; reasonable rates. l401 St; near all
government departments. Goods packed and
shipped. Estimates furnished. jyl2-1m
STORE YOUR FURNITURE WHERE THE Ut
most Is taken for the prevention Of moths,
fire. damage. ETC., in separate rooms for 81 a
month; excellent accommodations for pianos; 81
month; goods insured" NORTHWEST
STORAGE HOUSE, 9l6-3lS Sth st NV jeis-l I'm
STORAGE. 75c PER LOAD: THE FINEST STOR-
age rooms elevator with all the convenienees.
Packing and hauling at reasonable terms. Ad-
dress B. BAUM 912 Pa ave. NV. my2S-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
CHARLES s. BCNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
OF all the States and Territories.
de17-6 Fendau bldg, cor. ~ and NV.
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FOR RENT-BY LATIME
2I23 r NV, 1Or&b. $50
S27 22d NV. 9r&b. 20
TO Ii ne. 6r&b. ..... -
1O13 V NV, 6r&b. 10
Nice houses for cOlored
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA 632 PA.AV NV
e24 St NV; IL rooms; ami; central loca-
llon; newly papered and painted. $40 30
,., rooms; ami newly papered & painted. ;$is. 80
4sS ~ st. sw; store and dwelling; good loca-
iyl2-7tf
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-MEN'S EIGH-GRADE $50 WHEEL.
for S2l so. Ridden only few days-guaranteed
In perfect condition. F. g. SMITH, 1925 Pa
ave- Jy11-3t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANTEI-BY a MEMBER OF CONGRESS. AN
uuf finished house WITH all uOIeIn improve
1uentS heated by steam in NV. near electric car
line: large p: rlOr and dining IOr receptions,
l. rooms; from aug l 10 April !. 80.
Address Box 81. star office. tylZ-3t@
WANTED MODERN s-KOUM HOUSE IN SUB
UrbS cr well located capitol HiIl: rest l."sI
be low. Address DESIRABLE TENANT. StIr
office IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED-1Q BUY FOR CASH, A FIRST-CLASS
welI-paying dairy lunch room. Address LUNCH
ROOM, STAR office. jyI2-3t-
\ YOUNG MAN OF WIDE INFLUENCE AND
acquaIntHnce On Capitol hill learn all ex-
celient chaA-e for soliciting for coal firm hy
addressing Box ~ Star Office. Must furnish
CURLY and A No. ! references. jyI2-3t
PABTNER-HALF SHARE OFFERED IN DAIRY
lunch; c.gaIs, confectionery, fruit and black
paFiOrs; small capital rGquIred; fst-class oDpor-
tunIt! Or would sell. SPtNCER, Ill Church ST.,
Norioih, Va jy12-3t'
FOR sALE-FINELY FITTED AND WE'LL
located cafe and lunch room, doing business $50
per day owner has other business outside city:
Price $1,000 Address Box Ell. Star Office. jl1-6t-
SECURE a SMALL TRACT OF FROM 1 TO
acres near Chevy Chase electric road on Connec-
titut RVeLue.
ADVANTAGES:
Public water supply.
Magnificent shade tees.
Rapid transit.
Healthy locality.
Terms very reasonable to those who will build
Several houses being built by those
who have awaited themselves OF these oppor-
tunities.
Fine quality of granite stone for building ma
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1yo-ot 02o b st. n.w.
FOR RENT-woOD AND COAI. YARD. 5Ig AZ
s-w.. with all the appliances for doing business
for a live man; $50. B. LEONARD, $50 Al. st.
sw jy22w'
]. C. LoUTHAN BUILDER, 4os sTH ST. NV.
will repair or remodel your house on MONTHLY
PAYMENTS; estimates cheerfully given; send
Posta je13-1m-
AT RAAiSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, $loo.
MAINSpRING
Evening star., 1898-07-12

BELL, Oh lUlh 81. n. W.
123 sth ne, Dr. $3.50
I27 Sth ne. Dr.. ~. so
1888 Covioston, or. II. 80
94I Liberty st, 5r. $50
jy3-3t'
SHEA, 632 PA. Az. NV.
1922 9Th st sw, 6r. $3.50
3o7 18th st Sc, 6r. .13. 90
1904 AZ st sw, 6r. .13. 80
BIB e st NV, Or. 10. 90
235 Oak st NV, Or. .I2.35
62 X st sw, 6r. 10. so
Zig Va aV NV, Ar. o. 30
1923 \ ] ay Sc, 5r. 800
! 50 Fenton st ne, Or. IL. 90
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FOR URNISHED-$3O. 50-12 ROOMS
AID bath; newly papered; 704 L st. DIV; just
vacated. Apply IL Ith st. NV 1yI2 -3t.
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Z e. NESBFT, 1921 G ST.
11l6 18th NV, 9r&b. $40
1873 + ne, Grab br. .16
1922 18th NV, 4r&b. 10
81 Fenton ne, 5r. br. 10
tenants. jy9-3t
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CO.. 1919 f ST.
2e9 10th ne, 6r&b. 1880
23l 10th ne, Grab. rs. 80
130 oath st, 6r&b. Is. 80
sos 1st ne, 6r&ba. HOO
1881 Sd Ne, SY&Da. .I3. 81
1914 Ward ct, Ar. $40
RI 1754 X, Ar (coD. 800
-l3 Cherry Hill, Ar,
W (coD. $50
i53 Scott st, 2r. 300
Evening star., 1898-07-12

THE lNGLESIDE" WILL BE OPEN MAY Is:
bath: hot and cold water; . miuates' Walk from
staten Address FRANK EEFP.
1el4Im HandulpA. Nd.
BOARDERS WANTED-IN THE MOUNTAINS N
sight OF station5 bata rom. luJa, ION high; hrst-
class table; refs exchanged; terms. SO Der Wk.
Mrs. l. GARkOIT. NeyeItOu Wash. Co. Nd.
jell-lm'
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. f.
1875 c st sw, Sr. .S25. .0l
403 c st Sc, 1r. ...22. 81
1917 10th st NV, 6r. % o,
242 14th 81 sw, Or. II. 81
ABB \ Y av NV, Or. 1896
2D2 Q St nw, 6r. =. .15.ot
225 131a 81 sw. 6r. .13.3t
1903 2Ist vt NV, Or. 10. 81
1011 2lst ut NV, 6r. .16.ot
fyn ta,T
Evening star., 1898-07-12

FOR RENT--174S s ST. NV: AN ELEGANT
brick and stone residence: II rooms aud bath
rooms; every mod enience; keys at store
cor. 18th ST. R. ]. MARSHALL. sos I1th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1898-07-12

FOR RENT-NEAT iBAY-wINDow BRICK, NO.
1904 st. NV; g rooms, bath and cellar; S35
Bay Bay-window brick 2io I2th ST sw.; rooms.
bath cellar DE. lust @ gaented by owner; 3250.
and bath; $3.50. ssAIBERT E. FOX. 920 st.
w. iEfi-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

Vh KESF - 1920 10TH. MOUNT PLEASANT,
large lot and stable; plenty Of shade. s45 per
nlo. BkICE q LIPSCOMB. 612 14th st: iy12-3t
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T VIt hLIN t
1881 q NV, fur, Or. 500. .0O
1881 Q,Ir&b, ige ydsi5. OF
1885 Z NV, 11r&b. 40. .0G
1906 18th NV ,Sr&b. AS. .00
l500kingman pl, Or, ,b26. So
532 10th NV, 1Or&b. %. 80
2209 18th NV. 7r&b. %. sc
RALPH w. LEE, sos Il
jyll-tf
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FOR RENT-BY CHI PARKER & CO., 4la&E S.w.
$50 Va sw, Tor S32 so 124 9th Sc. Or ami SIS so
ass sw, 6r ami II SO 1901 4ts sw, 6r ami l6 so
356 sw, Or, ami. Is 30 903 Sd sw, 6r ami. Is 80
yO4 Az sw, st&dw. ~. 80 412&N sw, st&dw .25 90
45 Defrees NV Gr.iml5.Oo 1910 1th sw, 8r w. IA 90
6l3 u sw, Or. wa. 1900 IU1 18th sw st&dw. ~. 90
5o3 Az sw st&cw q. 30 $40 K sw, 6r, wa II 80
1l20 list Sc 6r, W 14.UO ST q sw, 6r, 10. 81
AL Del av sw, s&d. 1900 339 NJ sw, Or, IL 30
3HS sw. Or, wa .l25Ji S2I3 4la sw, Or, W. Is. so
l226 9Th sw, 6r.wa. 1900 1912 Sd sw, Or, 10 80
3d&F sw, sttSdw. .25U0 224 + sw. Or, wa 10 30
1lSta sw. 5r, wa 1890 4U5 Sc, 5r wa. II 30
4lo + sw, or, wa 10.3O, COS Va Sc, 6r.w. u 90
4S4 sw, or....... 300 l3 X Sc, Or, $50
Evening star., 1898-07-12

FRUIT FARM--IN TIE NOTED VALLEY UF VA.
one mile iron. the shenandoah, line mountain
scenery; suit old or g0guE Address Mr. -. o.
Sewers. BerTyvilie. Clarke Co. Va. BlI-3t'
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-06
Summer at the Seaside.

The Santa Fa will sell cheap excur- sion tickets to Los Angeles. San Diego, Redondo Beach or Santa Monica dur ing June. July and August. The sum- mer at the seaside is not only cool and delightful but it is a most beneficial change from the high attitudes of New Mexico and Arizona.
 There is no finer summer resort in the world than Coronado Beach and in the summer one can stop at this beau- tiful place at no greater expense than at ordinary places, and at less than half that it costs at Atlantic coast resorts.
 The National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, will be held in Cincinnati, Ohio, on September , to 10 inclusive. Rate for round trip S7S.50.
 Ladies' calling cards, in the correct styles, printed in the latest copper-plate script at this office.
 Funston for first-class job printing.
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-06
RANCH FOR SALE.

A i6o acre ranch, good improvements, enough wa. ter for 3, ,ooo head of sheep the year around. Fine graz ing land around the ranch. Location, 4miIes from Flag. staff. Will be sold at a bar. gain. For further particulars enquire of C. M. Funston at Sun office.
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-06
KILLING AT WILLIAMS.
John Drane, the Slayer, and a Co!ored
 Girl the Victim.

John Drane while intoxicated, shot and killed young colored woman at Williams last Sunday afternoon.
 Drane visited the home of his vic tim and because of his drunken condi- tion was ejected from the house. This angered him greatly, and in his drank en frenzy he procured Winchester rifle and started for the house from which he had been summarily dis missed. On his way he met the col ored girl coming up the street, and without . word he leveled the gun at her and shot her between the lungs, killing her instantly.
 There were witnesses to the murder, and in a few minutes the officers of the law and about halfof the citizens of the town were in pursuit of the murderer who was soon captured back of Clancy's saloon.
 In the chase after the fugitive spe- cial officer in his excitement shot him self accidentally through the foot.
 Drane had Il preliminary hearing Monday, and was bound over 10 the meeting of the grand jury in the sum of 5000. Failing to furnish bond in this amount. he was brought to Flag staff and placed in the county jail.
 Henry Ashurst has been retained as attorney for the defendant.
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-06

List of Grand Jurors for the August Term,
 1898.
 B. F.. Vanderen, C. H. Mcclure. M. J. Cameron. J. M. Simpson, Fred J. Browning. w. H. Pierce, Al. Doyle, w. H. Thompson, Harry Jacoby, F. M. Livermore. Harry Fulton, Daniel Wal lace. Geo. Hill, John w. Francis, E. H. Simpson, Capt. P. Smith. J. B. Jones, Ed. Du Bois. David Finnie, H. F. Adams. William Souders.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18

You invite disappointment when you
experiment. Dewitt's Little Early Risers
are pleasant, easy, thorough little pills.
They cure constipation and sick headache
Just as sure as you take them. Drew q
Leonard, Randolph; Leavitt & Reed, Beth
ell; NJ. J. Sargent & Son. So. Royalton; A.
r. Hood & Son, Chelsea
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18

they are better able to control their
destinies than the Spaniards are for
them may be admitted without placing
them very high up in the scale of civ
ilized people. The plan now seems to
be to take military control of Cuba and
hold it until some means can be de-
vised for learning what kind of gov
eminent the majority of the people OF
Cuba want. As they probably haven't
any very clear idea on the subject, and
don't care much who rules so long as
they have enough to eat and are not
abused, it would not be bit surprising
if they should declare in favor of an
nexation instead of independence. A
few years of ..carpet-bagging'' would
quite likely bring that result. OF
course such an outcome would dis
eruntle the Cuban insurgents, who
want to rule themselves, and they
would be ripe for another rebellion,
but it would undoubtedly be far better
TOR the future of the island. The con-
troll of Porto Rico will be an easy task.
The form of government will be mill
tary Tor time, until some suitable
civil form can be put into operation.
The Philippine matter viii require in
vestigation to determine what is best
1t is to be "Greater America This
may mean better America, and may
not. Time will tell. Our destiny is
manifest.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
I'unDrrdge.

Don't miss the grand open-air dance at
South Royalton Friday evening, Aug. 10.
Music by Moore's orchestra, four pieces.
Erastus Packard of Erie, Mich, is visit
ing in this vicinity.
Miss Ina Emery of Washington. d. c..
is visitor at L. ID. Monkeys.
Mrs. Eugene G. Sleeper and Ernest have
gone to Cavendish for short visit.
Mrs. Hannah Bicknell Hunt of Athol.
Mass, was recent guest at A. B. Bick-
nell's.
Mrs. Lovina Houston and family of
Plymouth, N. H., are visitors at David p.
Grants.
Miss Mabel Bement and Fred Nutter of
Boston are expected guests at Mrs. Me-
LISA Wight's.
The Tunbridge cornet band will play at
the w. r. c. lawn party and ice cream So
ciable Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Luce and children of
Lowell, Mass, have been visitors at A. p.
Farnham's for short time.
Elra Hunt OF HaverhIll, Mass, was
visitor &C Walter F. Smiths last week. He
returned to Haverhill Monday.
Mrs. d. N. Flanders, who with her first
years resident OF this town died in STRAIT
ford Friday, aged 70.
Mrs, n. B. Dodge, Misses Agnes and
Genevieve Dodge and Nellie Hancock of
Fitchburgh, Mass, who have been guests
at Arthur e. Adams, returned to Fitch
burgh Friday.
Prof. w. Q. Hopkins of Menasha, Wis.
George q. Royce of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Ellis Of New York city and Miss
Ella Latham Of South Royalton were re-
cent arrivals at Drew farm.
Miss Emma Roweli, who has spent a few
weeks IN Boston, returned here last week.
her brother Charles Rowell, OF Boston
accompanied her on her return trip and
spent few days at his old home.
Some Newport, N. H., people are nego-
tlating Tor the purchase of A. j. Wills
mill property. II they purchase it they
propose putting in a wood working plarf
in which from Is to so men will be en-
ployed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
Does Baby
hrive?

If your baby is delicat,
and sickly and its food doe,
not nourish it, put fifteen
Or twenty drops of Scott,
Emulsion in its bottle three
or four times a day and YOU
will see a marked change.
We have had abundant
proof that they will thrive
on this emulsion when other
food fails to nourish them.
1t is the same with larger
children that are delicate.
Scott's Emulsion seems to be
the element lacking in their
food. Do not fail to try it #
your children do not thrive
1t is as useful for them in
summer as in winter.
Ask yOHy doctor il this Is not true.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. New YoA
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18

Unfortunately, the ending OF the war
does not insure the speedy return Of
our Vermont boys to their homes.
While the fighting is doubtless I'm
ished, a great task remains, that OF es-
tablishing order and stable govern
ment in the conquered territory, in
Guiding Cuba. II is very uncertain now
what stand the natives will take in
both Cuba and the Philippines. They
may prove very troublesome and il
they do it viii require a strong force
of soldiery to repress them and main
tain order. In any event the new ter
ritory will be placed under strict mill
tary rule for time and it will take
many thousand troops to garrison the
different points of Importance in Cuba
alone. 1t is predicted that the army,
which now numbers about 10000
men, will not be reduced below 100,-
900 for several years. This will re-
quire much more than the regular army
quota, which means that some of the
volunteers will have chance to serve
their full time ofenlistment-two years.
This duty will not be relished, rs it
means monotonous camp life in distant
and unhealthy locations. lnasmuch
as each state will be expected to fur
nish some portion of the armies of oc-
cupation. it would not be strange If
vermont's only organized force, the
regiment in the field, would have to 90
unless the potent pull that is aseribed
to Senator Proctor is invoked. 1t
seems to us that the best way would be
to raise the regular army at once to
100, 900 men by enlistment and keep it
there. In the new career upon which
this nation has set out. such force is
not over-sufiicient. There are plenty
OF men ready to takeup soldier life, but
it seems unjust to compel volunteers,
who responded in an emergency. to
leave their business and homes when
that emergency has passed and when
some other arrangement can be made.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
Heart Disease Relieved BY Dr.. Frost,

Mrs. g. E. Hubbard, 125 Andrew St,
Springfield, Mass, says:
1--WE have used DIR. Frost's remedies IN
our family for some time. ] find them
very efficacious They act quickly and
possess great strength. l have been
afflicted with a terrible heart trouble ioi
some time. Three OF the best local physi
clans failed to give me any relief. Frosls
Heart Tonic works like a charm. L re-
lieves me sometimes in five minutes.
"Dr. Frost's Dyspepsia Cure also helr
me wonderfully. ] had indigestion and
my food would lie like lead in my ston'
ach. Now even hearty meals do not dl''
tress me.
"My husband has used Frost's Rheu'
matism Cure with good results"
IL you do not require the services Of ;
skilled physician ask the nearest oruggls.
for a Frost specific adapted to your
disease.
FROST's HEART TONIC cures irsgu.
lar action, palpitation and all phases o.
heart disease, 25c.
FROST'S LIVER CURE banishes salloE
complexion, jaundice and liver eon'
plant generally, 25c.
FROST'S KIDNEY CURE cures Vnfs
all other systems have failed,
FRoST's NERVOUS DEBILITY CUE
quickly Gains the nervous system sns
braces up the patient; no nerve lo1H
equals it, 25c. Ia,
FROSTyS NO-LA-GRIPPE cures eoias
and grip and prevents pneumonia. a.
this time OF the year your life may w
pend on having it handy. 25c. ,nr Z
FROST'S RHEUMATISM Sohh az
caIan~atad tha world over. Ii Is lk
ssmiracle worker and has astonisn7'
thousands, 25c.
FROST'S CATARRH CURE VIII ess
auy form of catarrh, 25c. Use frO"'
Balsam Spray in connection, 5Oc.
FROsT's DYSPEPSIA CURE wo,s '
won1eIs g,'es o seu Of appetite dillu
ETC., 25c. a..s nal
FROST'S HEADACHE CURE does cI ~
interfere with the hearts action. ~. .J
sick and nervous headaches, nss hssd.
I ON the use of liquors and chrome w.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
The War in Retrospect and Prospect

Figuratively speaking, Uncle Sam
squeezed the Spanish don to submits
sion between his thumb and forefinger.
In three months time without single
reverse, his military and naval forces
gave such an exhibition of their supe-
riority that even the most tenacious Of
peoples was obliged to confess i.self
unable to longer continue the struggle.
The war was short and sharp. 1t was
not the losses sustained in lives and
money that brought Spain to her knees,
but the absolute inability to fight any
longer without sacrifices mere valuable
than complete surrender of all ques-
tions at issue. Like a skilled fencing
master. we have disarmed our oppo-
/ nent without inflictine serious wounds.
Our losses in battle have been insig-
nificant. More men were killed in the
Maine disaster than have fallen on our
side in battle. At the same time we
have secured all that we commended for
and more. We have swept the seas
and forced the enemy to point where
surrender was the only recourse lett,
supposing him to be in possession OF
sense enough to know when he was
thoroughly and hopelessly whipped. 1t
is commendable in Spain to have yield
ed without. longer trying to continue
an unequal conquest, wherein she had
nothing to gain. This country has no
luminosity toward her now and will
watch her future course with interest,
especially if it shall appear that she
has learned anything by her sad expe-
rience.
When the war began. some of our
people had many misgivings. Our an
tagonist was new. We knew nothing
of her abilities in the field or on the
sea from actual experience. Her sol
diers and sailors were reputed brave,
and so they have shown themselves to
be. Spain, though misgoverned and
bankrupt, was much better prepared
than we in many ways. Having been
engaged in wars almost continually, it
was no new experience to her, while
we had been at peace for a generation.
Her soldiers were already equipped for
service in the field. Ours had to be
drawn from the pursuits of peace and
manufactured at short notice. Hers
were veterans; most of ours raw re-
cruits to whom the sound of bullets
was new Though our resources were
immeasurably superior and the ulti-
mate outcome was certain from the
start, it was not to be anticipated, I'M
der all conditions. that our march
would be one uninterrupted success.
We were Obliged to meet the enemy on
his own ground. lie had an inestima-
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Miss Charlotte Davis is visiting in
Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Taft visited in
Pomfret last week.
A. j. Durkee and niece, Louise Taft were
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Mary Camp is at home from Massachu-
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May Sargent visited her grandmother,
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Joseph Bean, who has been living with
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