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The times., 1898-06-08
CEiId,s BODY Fonna.

The body of a young child badly decom-
posed was found in the Eastern Branch
about II o'clock last night by Charles
Bailey. The body was removed TO the
morgue in No. 3 Precinct Station patrol
wagon.
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FURTHER cANNoNADING.
Report Tint AgUadores Has Been
Taken by Sampson

IAktH Dy hHIpNDI
Port au Prince, June There was fur
ther cannonading at Santiago de Cuba
this morning. 1t was rumored in that
city that the Americans have captured
Aguadores, where it is thought a landing
in force will be made.
4 wild rumor in which not the slight
est credence is placed is current here to-
day. It is to the effect that the Span
ish squadron from Cadiz. numbering
eighteen vessels, has been seen of ia
maica
The times., 1898-06-08
SIMPSONS REPORT.
The Admiral Says He Quickly Sill
enced the Enemy's Works.

eDced the Enemy's Works.
The Navy Department, at 7:t5 o'clock
last night, received a dispatch from Ad-
miral Sampson telling of the victory at
Santiago and confirming the press re-
ports of yesterday. The following trans
lation was posted by the Bureau of
Navigation:
Secretary of the Navy:
"Bombarded forts at Santiago from 7:30
o'clock to 10 a. m. today, June 6. Have
silenced works quickly without injury of
any kind. though within 1000 yards.
SAMPSON
The official report shows that the bonn
bardment was protracted and heavy. The
Spanish gunnerS must have been very
poor marksmen, else they would have in
hicted some damage to the American yes
sells, but Admiral Sampson makes the
positive statement that no damage was
received. From the fact that he was
within 1900 yards of the guns at Morro
Castle and La Socapa it is believed at
! the Navy Department that every gun in
those fortresses must have been dis
mounted and the Spanish loss must have
been very serious.
Notwithstanding the fact that Admiral
| Cervera assured" Admiral Sampson that
! Lieut. Hobson and. his brave men were
3. being held as prisoners of war in Morro
Castle. naval officers do not believe them
there.
| Admiral Sampson does not mention the
| sinking of any of the Spanish warships
| during the engagement, and the report
| that the Maria Teresa has been sunk is
| not credited at the department. The dis
| patches concerning the destruction of the
! Reina Mercedes, which was lying in the
channel are so confirmatory, however.
| that the Navigation Bureau people are
| inclined to accept the reports to that ef-
| feet as true.
There is strong reason to believe that a
! force of marines has landed near Santi-
ago. and it is probable that they have had
several skirmishes with the enemy on the
outskirts of the city and in the rear of
/ Moro Castle.
About 500 marines were sent from New
| York to Florida more than a month ago
! on the Panther and it is known that they
have left on transports for the Antilles.
! 1t is these marines who are believed to
! have landed near Santiago.
1t was stated in some of the press dis
| patches that Admiral Sampson hurled
| 1,500 shots at the forts on Monday, and
| that he was In a bad way for ammunition.
This statement was positively refuted
last evening by the Navigation people
| 1t was stated that the factories have
been working day and night on ammuni-
] ton for the past six months, and that
there is an abundance on hand, Accord
ing to the statement made last night
| Admiral Sampson has ammunition al
| hand in sufficient quantities to repea,
the bombardment of Monday several
| times
| One of the most remarkable things
l about the engagement of Monday was the
The times., 1898-06-08

engaged the Fourth. Sixth and Eleventh
cazadores. with several companies of the
sixty-eighth and Seyenty-fourth regi-
ments"
The times., 1898-06-08
/. ". ARMSTRONG.
WILL. ". DOUGLAS,
Atlantic Building, $50 + St, City.

hereby certify that the bond required BY the
decree OF sale IN the chancery cause Of Heinbuch
" Dye, ct ais, has been given By Anthony W.
Armstrong. H. H. YOUNG
Clerk Circuit Court, Alexandra County. Va
fe7-dEds
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DIED.

WILLIAMS-A lodge of SORROW viii be held to-
day June s. 1S9S, at + p. m, at Elks' Hall, TO
hold funeral services over the remains OF our late
brother. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, who departed this
life June 8. 1893. at 10:S0 p. m.
Brothers will please attend. BY order Of
ALBERT SELLERS, Acting Z. r.
TH0S. J. KING. Secretary. II
HAILER-On Monday June 6, 1S9S CHARLES
". HAILER, aged seventy years
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1l22 IL
St. sw.. "Wednesday. June s, at P. m. Item
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF An ACRE OF
GROUND. IMPROVED BY a SEFES-ROOA
DWELLING, IN CHERRYDALE, ALEXAN-
DRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
By virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court of
the County OF Alexandra Virginia, entered IN
the ehancery cause OF Henbuch " DYE. et ais.
the undersigned commissioners viii sell al public
auction, OF the premises, On TUESDAY. Ne
q, IS9S, At ; O'CLOCK P. NJ the following
property, 70 wit; AT that piece or parcel Of
land in Alexandra County. Virginia, designated
as lot l. in r. A. Phillips's subdivision Of lot
i. in the Mason tract, containing One tll acre
Of land, and being the property Of which Hamp-
ton DYE died seized and possessed
This property Is improved by a seven-r1oTn
frame house. has fine fruit upon it, and n in 4
good state Of cultivation
Terms OF sale: Oue-third OF the purchase
money in cash. and the residue in three equal
payments at one two and three years, the puT-
chaser TO give MS note for the deferred payments
which are to bear interest from the day OF
sale and the title 70 be retained until the whole
OF the purchase money IS paid, and all convey
ancing at the cost OF the purchaser
" ARMSTRONG
The times., 1898-06-08
THoMAs DOWLING : CO.. -.

By virtue Of 4 deed o7 trust recorded in Liber
l5SS folio 20 of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia and at the request Of the holder Of
the note secured thereby default having been
made in payment Of said note and interest there
on). the undersigned trustee, substituted by
decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District oi
Columbia. passed on May y, lS95, in Equity
Cause No 194G2. viii sell az public auction at
the auction rooms Of Tn mas DOwling 4 Co. OLE
E street NV. on TUESDAY. JUNE II, ISss. at
-FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following real estate,
situate in the District Of Columbia, 70 wit:
Lots - and So in the subdivision called Gar
field as per plat thereof recorded in County
Subdivision Book. Gov. Shepherd. page I55, OF
the Surveyors Office Of the said District. the
same being improved by i small frame house
Terms easy and announced az sale All convey
ancing at purchasers cost
GEO r. LIRKINS,
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ARMY DELAYED At TAMPA
War Department Thought the
Troops Had Sailed.
WAITED TIL ..IR SUPPLIES

Freight Yards Full of Londed Cars
and Twenty-Five Thousand Sol
diers at Hand. But the Whole
Movement Was Delayed - Secre-
tnry AIger sends some Pointed
Messages.
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The above sale is hereby postponed until TUES
DAY. JUNE :, ISos. at 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
ERNEST w BRADFOhD,
GEORGE j. BOND.
The above sale is hereby postponed until FRI
DAY. JUNE TO- 1898. at o'clock p m
c. J. BOND,
ERNEST W BRADFORD,
Trustees
THOMAS ]. OWEN, Auctioneer.
lie 7-St-en
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GEO. X. LikklNS,
Substitute Trustee,
ies-fri wed sat uop-em 507 = ST. Nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT no. I,
IN SQUARE 2a5. WITH The IMPROVE
Rrr-N-1-S

IKlNIELS- NALt VI FAitI OF IsII - 7
IN SQUARE 2q5 WITH The IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, duly recorded
Land Records Of the District of Columbia. the
undersigned trustees viii sell, in front OF the
premises. On the S1st DAY OF MAY,
is9S, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ. part of original lot
No. /. square 296. Beginning for the same at
the southeast corner of said lot and square. be-
ing the intersection of Twelfth Street west and
C Street SOUTH and running thence with said @
Street ffty-three feet seven and one-half inches5
thence north forty feet; thence east hfty-thrce
feet seven and one-half inches 70 said Twelfth
Street; thence south forty feet to the place OF
beginning, together with the Improvements there
on This property will be sold subject 10 a prior
deed Of trust for thirty-ive hundred dollars, re-
corded in Liber 20SS. folio l52 et seq TerIns-
Balance cash a deposit OF $500 required at tina
of sale
GEORGE J. BOND,
ERNEST ". BRADFORD.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-15

o. usxaS ults hca whcis sheites thsy
- saseUsA D@V thAs svo hoass b.
Sss. oily - ai.. dAaAovy. spsssseliks
forns did thsy sppsas aOAtnss tbs sossh-
ward slopss a tbs sOlliAS earth Vsvea
4TAas sAohs Athsstos was ordsssd 10
extiD1 his lisas - faS 70 shs Wsse -
paasihis - Asve paAEols srosEing the
eossAys vess a ths lsdian position.
vhils ~ ssvalsy fsoo ths sassA shssv
sas a0i1ne Dastiss fFu0 In sagAs
eaAs u thas ths ssostsy was ali cot -
- assp ssvisss a. gulehss. With ysscip-
isgas siAsa u was dark anA oonalek
my cosldn't eoaau.icasA Venture
se,s tsoopssa Who disDeasssA a,d sliA
inso shoss spparently bottomlcss dsptha
sspnrtsd shas ths opposite wall was Just
- stssp Evea II they got down into
them thsfs vas no getting out On ths
opposite 3D.. and 10 telling how many
nese thsss vsre tuse like them.
Bo1h eoDoasds eelt out toward ths
west - far ~ thsy could and sesovs 70
closs tie neosly mile wide gap O thas
dds. bss 10 very little Pasposs. Oss
daring yoans ousposal, striving to And
. way In The hlaeknsas Of tho nigAt.
was ssddesly pluassd forward By The
misssep q his snogting horss. aud ~
and that laoklsss charger rolled over the
sdes ol the eli6 and wess found BY
eomsadeo who ventured down afoot
with lights crushed to death On the
rocks below. Not ustil long after mid
nisht diA Athsstoa and etasaArd turn
h. snd shsa Il was with . shAks q the
hsaA thas eagssed III fos shs suoccss Il
ths plan
The sight vsas by ia silenos. beoksa
osly ~ ~ yslpdnR q the coyotes far
ct q ~ psaisie and tho oceasicnal
0osting Of horses and bsayinR of paek
nulsa Ths dswp came slow and chill.
and at the arss Aush Of day the troopsss
were hsddling aboot the cook Area
sasss for their asg Of coffee. Brighsss
sFsw the skisa One By one the stars 70
ths Wese faded ffom view. and juse b.
Suss ths san came psspips over the Low.
disoane hillocks - tho east old Seseeant
Doesslly cane riding up 10 Colonel
Athsston's tont with gloom IN his eyea
"What IL ie. serpsass!' asked Athss.
eou - the vetesas troope1 dianounssd.
"Noshin. sir. bot that I've just come
n from ths sxtrsms left. aud is's my
bslisf the whole outnt sneaked away
through oos Of them ID ruts last
aisht and 10 half way to the Niobrars
By this time"
And this proved to Be- true. Whea The
sun was N hour high, the White River
command was in full chase southwest
ward for the arms and ponies that Wess
sos delivered at that hour. while phiIo-
sr~,hSe fa~vwv ~0A hAvA s~w>~v&~~ Re~m.
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1Ssa csDs ths white nes. esDt9tn0
them With giftA dFussine ehso NH
1fe wates. sealing svay sbsor 9nsoaos.
slaying their young men. We soalA
hsvs siayed ths osspoises. ~ ~ vosid
~ Sus ~ - wslooos1 to wAies
- - lovs1 hin - hsotheR. 3hss
saDs lying papss ostsfs-sos wosstsss
who told - 70 sasn Depsss - -
woald have castle ard hessss. vaO1ns
asd meat and 0oss and cs9ts - 00ns
nks ths Whtss nan. and t6so eAsy ~
- Ws haA spsd oaS Ands - O00 -
Go vhesse 1Asy led - fas avay AsD
ths Wild hills end hasnas a 80 -
thssa Thy drove n dovn en0g ~
bo4alo sosdteFs-the negro Io4saoe-sbo
- warrior nssinns Of tss ssesh. wbsrs
osr ycans msa sioksoed and diee. whaes
oss naidess were poisoesd. whsse~eAe
great fathers aveos searvsa 80 chaoAed
-, aDd vixen ws appealed b hin pot
our chiefs b prison aad threassss4 en-
yosng nss- A. lass hs beosghs sos1tas
70 shcot and kill. and then ws soaeht
the plains. poor md starsisg - ~ vses
sought our kindred here ~ the seeth.
st the old. old hunting grounds. cd ~
are tsailed aDd followed as6 foaohk
Our young mss ars shot again. asd oss
old men aro dying o3 weakness md 1o0.
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I'VE ass 1ese SD kssEH ws Asps -
arms asd poeiss ssd 20 baeh pssssfslly.
II you aoa't, veil liek ~ oas q
yoa. ~ eAat's al thsss II sbost IL
Nov 70 ~ yo9s guns ana hoesss -
hasA SAs0 SvsR. That's all I've 20 to
n.y."
n poios a osatory thasv was no
question Wh1cA-ths red man o. The
whits-had The hettse Of It. In point Il
logic IL depsads upon the point a visw.
Slowly the chief aross and sexiding
forward encs more essayed 70 spsah,
bat The Cd colonel waviag him back
- be turned inpatisstly away. lid !:
''l'u lisesn 70 no moro. I've aid ny
n.y." Al this The intsrpsstes did not
havs 10 sxplain. Bot Yellow Wolf was
not lightly to b shaken Cd. 1t u too
lsss SoaiGht." As pleaded. "sss. The
sun - dippsA below the nssnsaina
Ths night draws over the earth Il
was - tho1gh be was spreading .
blankst ovss the prairie soA. 1--WE are
pos. We Asvs 10 dsbta Tomorrow
tomorrow whsa the sun IL oae hour high
We will ooms forth with OF gans cd
hossss-all We have-and lay them -
Tie test a ths great father. Let me -
back anA bid our women oe4ss thsig
gEunbliae, our children hush their
esies, for H. white chief promisss thss
hts soldiers Ghall Dos harm them this
sighG Yellow Welt and his warriors
viii 70 whees Tie white chief may ny.
We will Aeht 70 more"
Tbia 10 was promptly isssrprsesd.
a.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-15
TRAvsLKm:-

TRAvDLEBS:-
s9ortls mo pleasure 10 notify you
( . THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
LINE hes been established between
Colombo Springs and st. Louis. ROCK
ISLAND WABASH. the short line Be-.
twees Shsos points.
THnOUOh SLEEPER will leave
Colossdo 6psinGr daily. st 2:S5 p. m.
and ssrive at ~. L ,uis the next day 1t
6:l5 ,. =. This trip through Missouri,
one q ths oest Interesting states In ne
Union, VIII - 10 daytime; the upattssct-
i've sogtioo q ksoses will b. tyaverDed
duriug tho aight. G. n. HANrsox, Com.
Dercisl Agent, lob l7th Eirsst.
''Ws lsol, ooAsss esusw"-asw Pss@ss
oseeoes "oasan."
Begipoiag Tnwssdsy, February 10 the
Color.Ao Midland will piscs In service
on trsies and 8 the new Pullman
sleeper sDnselt," with ton sections and
dra1iag roeo. wide veetibules and
equippSd vteA bot and cold water ip the
lavsissisA HlstseA Gas ssd Upholstered
10 tbs ~ 0QaDiBh tsoWp. Take trim
In the sD1nD1~ cd sajoy sll he log.
vriss g 0sases railway tssvsl. Fus
fsrthee pBe6eulesU eall % a. sddrsps 4
3. nssnfA on Rssight ssd Rssssuesr
ASsut. 0eoD4 juAettoo, Cojo.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-15
CHAPTER II.

<9c/1Ey>SSA
CHAPTER II.
A week rolled By, sssvsntfsl ssousA
st Ruassil bot fall a mischief In the
6siA Hso3sd In amons the and hills
ssd isslins shs tolls closing sbost him
with fasal pressure by the second day.
Yellow Wolf had hsd recourse to dipao-
assy-aDd The ab0sigine 10 . past mas
~ Il the art. . man TO whom Meter
nteA and Talleyrand might have bowed
- eavio0s oootemplation.
BesAin0 . squsw to the nearest picket
pos of ths suemy, which happooed to
b % The nogth side. tho Indian chief
asked Ss Q talk. and later that day. In
sols0a dignity and all The panoply of
Was paist and feathers, be appeared
With rssinus q ssbchiefs. and. grave
y disDoanting h The circle OF officers
anA soIdisss drawn up 70 meet him. b
sssoas forward. erect and peood and
Tie paains bred warrior. thCs halted in
lsuas q ~ oomnandins omcer. -
sAe1gh bsdding him sep forward and
osos shs ssss of the way. Atherton was
ses shssA He. with his two hattsliooA
Hany - esassard. was carefully.
elossly watching ths Indian positioo
Iron ~ sosth end easa. II might all
osly - . 65ak. . blipd. under cover of
whish ~ Willy chief would attempt 70
ssn - his vtllaes through the maxss Of
~ sao1 hills Cd. favoeed BY the rap
1dly AssessAisg wings Of night. slip
sVaV aeuaod ths right nank Of the cav
alsy nd iniastsy from the White River
aOssoass cd - o0 and away to Join
shs posthssn Chsysnnsa II he could
nahs his QsazFsl shsiss. with their
usitsd warriors they couA la1gh 1t the
oo0hinsA forces In the Geld.
But o. thsrs % Tie rolling slopss 70
~ sostA. With ths bruad valley Of the
Nioesasa stsseehing miles away toward
~ hssisoa. H. sosns wss picturesque
aaA svea bashaxia Dismounted from
shsis QVly sapasisoosd poaisA Yellow
Wolf - his principal wassioea fear
lso - bsasisg shsosslvss even now
- saaQuBesa toWEsd n . fsathered.
painted. hsilliant GEoun The osatsf of
soobss siA0 a soldisEy. The chief him
ssA s1ss1 . Nv paoss advanesd IRON his
1oalowssA anA his slaneA hssshsy and
al0eo Ao1Ane Was 1xsA q the gray
Aa1ssA. 0etsls faesA o6lese whom long
yaass q saahsr ineoaspie1oas servios
- ulss1 - ths eoanasd. Ths solossl
kusW ueele q Indians - ol Indiaa chae.
sssss. 1hss haA SoanA hin as the assa-
- 49, teo ooee wes sosecfepese 70
e - ev@ ev.sAoie eaeee
- - - ssea q shose eoces:sa
Cee ae - sesseeeese p -
saA ~ 49, - s
q. so'. - 49,
49,. - ~. e1'
~. :." ~ s 49, 1ssso ~
S' - sse no "sss-
.WNT. ~ ~ w.ss 10y
49, -s,sy !, .s LIN
D..s '.N,, ~ a
~ e1 rncep1sa
beesi.s ~ 1e0sepo,. ~, coioeel. With
hia eS1aka s1nek ~ his v.iss hslt.
los>e.1 1orvesd -. as.rmina an aYa.
~ ~. 49, vhen he neered Yel.
~ We6 s.S slovIv vitbdr.vins the
ytehs ha.d from his belt. ahifted his
s0id a tobacco To the o<her chaak.
HlnsheA - thonsh b. knev he vcrs
nokina = - Of II end held forth his
hanA.
Wolf slancsd arss At the extended
hanA "a then ss the soldiers perturbed
fasa sumethinr almost contain ptuous
shootins soross his own svssthy TEA.
sursa The. elovly rsidns IA rishs
hepA - e eoolly bsouehs the fipssrs Of
ethsr - haena in exoelieut aneomime
The Delta independent., 1898-07-15
sexEs1 l.Axs. vsxAL raeer

DENE0T l.AyO, FINAL P0OOr.
N0ssse Yos PubsseosSoo.
LAsb OvrlcG At Nor rao~s. CoLo..,
Nay ii. isr.
No,icc II heseby gires tlss1 William q. shctld
a ises CnNso efest. Drnves. GssIorasbo has hl1st
nairs II inssnetoa y sake rsref - Ms d~rst
Z EaE. ". = asA ~. s.EX k.e. =. n.
q r., 4. - wea Nh r. y. hrhss She 1lsgSees AID
5h day a JNly, IrBa
Ne ia1ss ~ nis,~isg wtssrssrs 10 pssse ~
s;oSeh'' '''fsa'1" ard 'ee'sma''"s Of SAID
.Ambroas d. Roger. Charles u. Chrypi~r,
Ihsnas .. Cunn. Robert Jones. all Of beiss,
Colorado.
JAMn 4. LAYTON. ReGisies.
rint pull. June u last July q, isuS)
The Delta independent., 1898-07-15

0eA Sergeant Deaasl1v eame riding ~ ~
Colonel Afh<11on's teat
shat Was Why Mr.. Maynard. although
hs wns now almost able to take the
Asld, did not do 20, but having secured
his dstes's homcward bound ticket had
planned 10 escort hor to the station On
tie following day despite Mrs. Turner'S
plea that she might wait Just . few
days loags1 until tho troops came home,
- Ma Turner needed frisods anA
allies ooW, for war hsd been declared
b. Ma 01sGs. 'Somebody. " MD AFA
Tusnse, ''has bsen meas en0a0h to tell
hss suosthing."
Bus Miss Maynard was to have start
ID a Thassday. and all preparations
had bssa made, but when Thursdsy
nsogning caDe there wsre dismsy and
ooasess1a4ioa On svesy face along on
cssp row. Three sets q quarters hsd
bsso sobAsd some time between MD
niGhe - sUveille. and thsss was NOS .
clsv - ths pepstzssoeh
(To be q nainue,l)
PUee lRooA D11k Esd epO0Gn Ae.
llve0o1 Ao11y 1o oe0eo - %. =.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-15

Puss lessA 0lDA $50 eseosa Ae'
;:;is:s .;:;:.. s'''' .. se''. y H. =
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-01-14
THE MORGAN REGISTER.

All animals to be registered in Volume
I'd of American Morgan Register must
be forwarded at once.
Any animal in any of the following
classes is eligible to registry in the
American Morgan Register:
l. Any meritOrlous stallion or mare
that traces in direct male line TO Justin
Morgan and has at least one siXty-fourth
of his blood. Provided the dam and the
sres dam be of approved speed or road
ster blood.
,. Any meritorious animal having one
thirty-secOnd or more of the blood of
Justin Morgan. Provided the dam and
the sire's sire and dam be of approved
speed or roadster blood.
3. The produce of a sire and dam
both registered in the Morgan Register.
The fee for registering stations one
year old and over will be 81 each, and
mares, geldings and colts under one
year, 81 each. JOSEPH BATTELL,
Mddlebury, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-01-14
A CLERGYNAN'S VIEWS.
On One of the VcXcd Questions
of the Day.

The greatest free thinker amongst our
readers would doubtless dispute some of the
pulpit utterances of the Rev. Geo. A. Wiki
ms, of West Lebanon, N. H., the village
just across the river from White River Iunc-
ton, VT. but the greatest follower of the re-
doubtable Ingersoll will go back on his
champions teachings if he doubts the evil
dence of his senses or refuses to believe
what the most superficial investigation will
prove to be true. If the Rev. Gentleman
lived on the Pacific Slope and his views or
opinions on the subject under discussion
were published in the States of Vermont ard
New Hampshire, there would be room FOR
argument But as he lives in the STATE #
Vermont, is well known on both sides of the
boundary line, and has ministered to a great
many congregations, skepticism is not allow
able. From exposure and overwork," he
says while in my last clerical charge 7 OK
perienced considerable trouble from an af-
lection of the kidneys. Having made use Of
Doan's Kidney Pills found great relief from
them. You can't spin long yarn
about backache You have it, it hurts and
you wish to get rid of it. What will drive it
away is worth more to the reader than a
column and half of symptoms. Can YOU
ask for more convincing proof than the Rev
Mr.. wilkins testimony?
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers. Price, so cents, or mailed by Foster
Milburn Co.. Buffalo, n. Y, Sole Agents for
the United States
Remember the name, "Doan S, and take
no other
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some 5000 other stations fOaled before
1881, tracing to him in male line, an6
1000 horses registered according to the
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tory and breeding of old pacing Pilot
whose blood appears in so many of the
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with account of the great Canadian
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also breeding of the famous brood mare
sire, Seely's American Star, sire of dam
of Dexter, etc; together with appendix
of notable trotters, and other statistics.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-01-14

Sandusky, Ohio, is the home of a wo-
man who would not show her limb to
jury for $4,000. She brought suit
against the city for $4,000 damages, al
leging that she fell on the sidewalk and
injured one of her limbs above and be-
low the knee. She dressed the injured
member herself. She is Miss Marie
Prevoncha, a professional nurse.
When she was placed upon the stand
the counsel for the city raised a point
as to the character Of the injury, and
insisted that in order that the jury
could better judge of the facts Miss
Prevoncha should exhibit her injured
limb to the jury
Never she fairly Kissed, as she
pointed her finger at the City Pros
ecutor. "The demand is monstrous."
The prosecutor insited and quoted
authorities. and there was long argu-
ment The Judge finally decided that it
would be indicate to enforce the de-
mand, and the case went to the jury,
which returned verdict for the city.