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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

men Se'lutttos at boIoe Os .ittr 2ouseiiss
men % tosn turle os irsn til aiaraueodl,u.
" greisoe o5 nOiiaa upentst, o. Tom uoaet
trentpaa Gttsrmioougtn tilbose til Ssrcalsn,
hu ret ~ooenfrn Ruterns. 50 ri Tom bism
I SDsosn, boooc Esoeirst eiort Gnos paa ben
itae Sne Der par, og gtisn bar uritcn bare
IS. 8ti al 2pits msOte Clap Ironiou os
paa Saasr n,so gftens 6et os Slrbs. Suu
oar ot mart biemrs igien og aloria bar man
laa COB 6oritano pda, buao BET BIZ Fge, at
Baoe en- oarut Qsisirog | ben lune gpso,
lont naar man bar fGrOes pou 6ielo,t / llpsir.
Zen nlminOetige 9last blanot Golf M CT
Wangei paa sore. 8uuot / ale Stoqs blir
Der ~li9gsnor eli beI Sci 5smmtr, ioa "gaars
tutpa' fitcrt Oil %inoiuoe fig maugeittos /
nrrmeIte 6rtmtio.
W be 3 Gunlinger paa % gar, iom botOe
I en- Srcos / MGls Sogn, er MI bare aauOes
ruben i0ien, Ruri Sisrtuft oBOc utmlig /
Ninttr % Sorbisrnitu ifior. @anle Gngcl,
wunbtlo GrBniti % Nngubilo Ssum sr ugs
ino osOc / 0intcr. Oilers bar SuuObtostils
i%tuuocn prrtt notinu 9Oo.
Rnut SOnosu, Der mep Gamilit TOM BERTH
iiicr CONNER, itul MI bare / @norohunocl
mco Ruut 4rsuitei; msn cntsu Der blir mo-
get al bette cller ban retisr tilbo9e bar ban
inQtn RcOc pau. SoQusprst Rrobn, Der bor
prrrt her 7 q s Nar cr auiat / 0itterpal.
GompbuoOtn "@auita" Qnnr nj ubinorct for
IS puu 5inriis to @an0c / ltGcr fra Sis
Nuro5ruO iii StnuOiet.
&jlilut bette @amlebrcr. SrGiicr III mo-
0cn &eitfiorOogl, Der iInacr ootr for iuu NDs
bcocr / mine @rcpc ira Nitmmct, ion Ng benz,
at iau ICuQe Der life tonlmer mel cnO to Or
cmplarsr Of "Qpien" til @cftfiorOoalcns
Noitoabucrt, ian lriUr jog 49, mtO llogiOts
rtus EiloOtlit uuturliGOis - bpuO it8 itlo
bar melt &Dit til. ! moOiat GolO IuiOc ir9
0ieyc NIT gcoitt, Scr OcrmcO Tittia biIict
ira @tllsbror.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

1907 M~i4u1rtnor % 5ma atcpper 2bronobieu,.
Se iiOIe llnor, iom ocu Irrbe IS. Sdjcnntn9 bar
optcaurt, inoialot l74O. Al % AZ.
Nun 0isr ocrbos ueu SemGrtntng, at Der Rt9t'
len icl0cr 3 lloar pno biuanoeu, iom I Gr. 1900
1901 GA I6O2; -1632. '38 90 81 1886, SO og 81.
1895, 90 % 81 iamt 114O, Al 90 AZ.
Gn uuOcu Mrrtetigbso er Oct, at Der gierne bar
peret rigclio 5jioNit tSrSH. % 6rohuarene, buor'
imoo bette iom oitct lar Iaot Self 3eroorene.
Mou oette lite tomm:r al at 5lloeu ionpeliom oo'
fen icaer citer 6erituai.o eSDoe.ioeH>
Cm 9arurienc / iTOhs 0aluoet al oct 1896 Mars
tuuOreo, bar ia tngen CptCgnciier io~rbounoen.
~glorStalct Tor glmuitolcns Ssgunoslie Ronysoa'
len, uemljg lite Sttobsr 1744, oil ie8 DOG notsre.
6sr ben 2o par Der 5au suer 5nseu al alnuer.
iom tuuoe laie Soe, CO snoninbre itripe ellsr
regue.
1907 par o2luis ct 5rofaar, % 9anoet par tuopittet Sris
meo Sueriee o. England.
1912 oop aoruct tu 3 5olo og par boaoe sreni os iros'
lent. Del tom lite 6us isr iiOit ottober. Sette
por tet itorite lloor. JoIt oo turoe miuoss. 90
SuuoerSnooeu bleu oobbelt ior, iorot 3ilisrieleu ira
Youmart hiuorsoes al engelHe Saprere. 5uru6ort
bsuptteoes iii Srso.
1918 par perimob %uiHouarlig 9oot aulirasa bieu ne!
linen. men f9roia msr emo amiuoellg tlellg. iaa Sa'
peu pr uiropaulia tort 3io 9oroen. Dan ialote
oct "eitleounre".
1922 giutieoas. s6Oe 4Rui brauote 8Fus Sirtt. ZIG Yten'
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

0oitbor Wrc. "a 8tncrnl 2niaDtttt
ortrpor Gauarquts gr0roptlic, i%pruote
6oltet 0eittnt ird bans QOgn % trai ham
bism itlp,
"1Dntcs &c life, at BET bar en- tor Wre,"
ipuratc en- Ntn al Goia1cttt.
$50, oct %ioritoor fg," %iuorcoc @rusralcn,
"ncn iea fit dlprig mine Sthe igitH."
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo.
County Of Lucas. -

Trant Z. 9beuep d~fpgger bcrueo 90 pIa. at ban
er bet rlbitc gQeolent al irirdei M .Gbrren & Go.
Der oriurr doIrctniHG | Snei " cbo. 0UeuuEuuie
GuHuin % St't. ug az nTbnie 5irutG off bttate en-
.uu al Ct hunorfoe 1ptars ipr bpcrt cHeite 9ttr
fribt al Gatarrb, inn lite tan inrcrcs ucb Sruacu Of
Halls Catarrh Cure. ,5rdHt Z. 0beuce
e fRitct for mta % unoeritreoct min RGrpprcIic
ben ste Tag Of December u q. 1884.
EEL w. S''s gS,sr
Halps Catarrh Cure tngcS iHbuortes % Uiricr b..
refte pad Spiiemets Elinlouerlapc. cub ritter Les
itimonter. gratis. aoresie:
5rant }. Gbtusp & Go,
1oIeoo, Chic.
E9laes hos 5ru0giter, 70 Gsrts,
SGns 5amiliepllet er be beofte (I2arts)
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

\. V0't til. q blcu rcorccc. VT ioIt itol omlriul
"'"0 orrr culeu oOeIoet clIcr OelpiS itaoct.
:" .9nsuoe ul9ttcr element SiOcrne nGUneS /
&mo'.,Neu".
S''. bro, NoGouanbct No.
''e AUt' { StjorOulcn uor iturtt truet al cit oper'
s1,3 flom. Ten poif,De no al airte0aaroen, lao
..'.'a' INN tttiDnc. WenigbeOeu ~iontleoe i9 %
""'a S.lcooac itraf.
IA Ho@ct tIcp Ott porme Bon,
Sgi lei Niooo0@itmocn
I" h',tr9 pluOicIiQ ct Con.
,.o 1Nt uor 9toocu i%uuuOeu,
oa a1lel liz DER iturteo ueo
. 'ioyo % STEM ct SjnmpeitreO
~ hoNoIeo GlueuS S0lger.
p%iHa9eye beO grus Oen aOO
00lawem 8omIe Seize;
Y" sane M ben MI ia breo.
Soa TIRE CT CUBS 8eis.
.'a &rIenS N}ure iom tiliorn
- Naaoe emo meo Spir os 3oaru
~ 'o3gc alottctouer.
u Co,.'o'o 5tiOroalen; ManO 90 aOne meO .
ag''. 'olo ionmcneOs.
"a m, s3o gleumlcr omtOm. % 4s GaarOe
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
ataftorDoaien.

'' # lonst 1ro, bet OaF il't lite
" u, Il, g,osrlag for "4oittn,'
u M MIA. icnUte O'n ct gr'o IA
1s' N, r' fl cia % 8tOsr i''e DC ans
,roptr GOo til at ,9Is Del,
y, ,r,sn, mso at ienOe "S,Often"
:1,,trtrs, bsr1i'mm''
:n, srr,t bos o5 | Sulen %
j., W., ma fi1m % Eiet port Gn
.,,, 1at for GilbuOst, men NJ
y. ,,y al pet Slagtt, enc at n
49,, bet WianoFub ION bar.
. ~ BIT life riti9 8oOt rOrf
.,, ". ON itg mau ip'r9e!
], an qn,att fnlOt iaa sOOt ! Ia
7,,,raa, iom / Sbelen'urtei's
~, bar BIT til at bp00e saOitns
..i,, fan bit sisrA, O8 oeFn'sO sr Ou
hale "a br0g8c, og laa ian
sr,ot Qaucr % blaaie i %Orss
est mtr. bcaO ben Gtittn ans
~, ,tIs 2aa8ciisff, roO % feo
.,r,s zlrg b.lr tanbrnoe no9et
[.h, rG. Nrttcr big itte at prone
sr,s Hipr tlcr 1urteD Rtoer, 0rt
a.,,,t al otu cngong, Seq otI life
n, AN bet Gro5ct DIT iaar paa ar0s
~r ssar fertrac int ON Ell Sur
=, 5y,,n "a anut Sable 9iorrs til
|, ntlm lnl % Hptnnr'
I, a,,eir, 5,RilcuOc al 8eiieitrHp:
|, 3;yaaty si0 tirrte ri otittO ira
-a opr,oaa epoOcr 9Dgo;n. Mess
.m i,l nj mfot' mango unotrpsIs
,.--,rina r.rc TQ i De 6orbigaasns
E-r nalr D: gtuote fig ON o9 Iaa
, Qiscrrts 2lnii0tcr iunOs man
L. NIB :mHlit, iorot DC antoB, at
7rsnitigu uotruot for at gitnfno'
o,..Dcs barrie iiOct Sanb on at
-na % i@ CT, iom ou OeO, ling
b.
.r % / QaabDQocn bltp mine
u nrf ibtt, mto mig IA itg pna
~, rilDt iu0cm tostre SteOer, bOcr
g-grg. Tao Salem, bOOr Rtls BE.
i, grsaag mco aune SorebeIitsIen,
IA ry Int bcilrgtet, iau Der tunoe
ErfuS til at 8aa tuo, men, msitsr
q Qrl Set Il uoget itg ipetulerer
"a, Za1; hapot mine rreoe Rtis
h, i,,n Qaalrs ON at paste nets
! s,lrrot hi par paa ct iaa farlt9t
NJ HsfHfFH
hmm. tlu par bet ioroi man life
h, mia. "a it9 our ben, Der ituloe
Isl2usu mtN Iaumart. "Sd
II lsmmr nj GIadtrn," iagpe isg
HI. idl Nal tea NOT lure toer. "
toni 2io. ilaoc itg i al SroitDIotgs
n MATTE lime llp Of SlrOen %
d "a! "a orjtlt. "Gtei no q Or tie
q yaatrl1, 10 tun ou orittt Der.
be- ta ElaubiIo Qijit mo- elm SuosIs
y 1Ht b,ot or uoto gisraa" Def pdr
@I T H.
Nm haor man 100 mig bare min
,lntt In alo.Ita at gua inn % 9rn
'as9,rrH }c5amcs St8tceit %
gl1,rw Ndltr.
BIZ yr'au. Der tcNtr 9rnotieu op
Z Ill mtyt, Sriug en- paa otn nDli8
|& U II, lang: ON al TONNE irem
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tr sr rnn,,o IA cm Riut,reu
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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

Z" Famous Corn shgEsr'' o. oaats.
oVf HpH1msrttHf -rf Rps
~ atviappT ~ esHis " pare
SO t5cfI u iBIf IHF f
Hsfbs 8uT sB5ssBi rt
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% figEif i6E ssgsi
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
Srcp ira 6corunt.
(@so Slut Dt. NoroiotQsl

Sot for 'toit auf mine SGier2!
Set er MI alertoc bsn9ontt ct Nur, iipen
ie9 Ion bsre ira 6corum, % icg maa Ocrior
beoc baaDe Nsonttgrtr ca mine Gricre ON
lluoilDloninQ ior otnnc ~Torismmciic, Stg
iaar iigt, iom ell pjs Yerion Nisr, at ica bar
loost Dei "nro' en- GAG i Ssuna" % ioa bor
alIersOt ct aar iutQct ia beu. ga, Sioen
ouar % hi mso ben. FRO, bDOr Den bltptr
al! - 9uBen oeo bet.
Niage til oennc @inter, iom nj MI bar,
fan neppe uogen minoes, Par Dart, iu0en
Enc og aulot, Z a . @r., % icr oct meitc
tlor %i,iintl ia bet CT noatt, ION lite bse
rtr tit Del oiniuotlia, ter / @auoct
4on ntange Steor bar Der nltreoe be-
apnot at gro / Sapern', % Sommcriualc er
obisrpertt. StUreu Hal osiuu bopt Diit ig
Der tanoet.
for (smmertrdiifeu CT ~inn0autt Yiutre
minort bslOigc. WiaHgs ilaGtr li0eirtm oper,
Al bet CT rent for goOt Neir M; ia, BET Nal
msgrt til for at urre rigtig.
Ser er uoaen, iom ipoar, at Gebruar %
Blart3 Ital Ri foo bnaro giutsr, idnr ie,
on De er "ianoipalo."
NIau arbeiosr iprig for aibolosingrn Der
imelem M for 5iOen. Man bar WsDer os
Setter u0itsn boer Ssnaaq % oisie CT altio
grOt bcisst. 6ltrc % Here frtusr ig ino i
aibOIosioreuingeu og AibolosbtdOsne bar
mango Abonnentsr Ter, vi bar Dog lille baot
rogen irtmmsps Soltrt Der cnonu @inter.
"a, Oct bar life megst &rruoepin at il til
aulen / 0iutsr. Seq ior min Gel iaa life
ct btruiet Msuutite ,dsr en- gruno:pinsfafe
/ btlc 9uicn, boiltet maa ii9ss at prre Il
tort frcmtriOt hlauot foltst. Wan bar oas
ioa oonnct Ell MISUNDERSTANDING Der uu /
&iui:r. aontira:utm CT % IRE for @uts
ter % - for Iiqsr, % pnn ct WSo:, ION
bolOtcs Ssnoaa 30t, 4oRuor. inoltfatoc Del
Ta il @uttcr 90 Is Qiau Sortuina,ns
Wsotr tai bolots paa Rcroipcllc / Ct oers
prrruOc eot 0us, Geus forUnni tdl uGre
at lamit llnsoommcn I'll bbppiQc Wro'r, %
rtu 1ul 6pce paa Frrsoyo9 Cplrsumnsr,
Sjatusion 90 icn,mtIig sea. Gnopiotri
f1l otn baps ct Slao llng5curstluitn, " otr
fal rtOigsr;5 al MeOlcHmer sfttr lur.
Stici0RliHlen Der bar mango dbonntnttr,
5in.H ai9stcltiousn fot iitano, fan mon o..
iaa ida TAFT nleo Rriitianid, 3rdmmeu, 0olme.
itrnac. Ssnsbsrg, 0orisu, Gouoeiioro % ptii.
ortr tort idat, til ale Dc Sttoer, iom
mo Oea tnor forbinortis. Tor en- 5iuno
irtu iaiie ita bcrfra 9ptas til cit grporr /
Rriitiauia. Sroos aiitanben er omir. l76
siiomtttr par bet Dog omireut ligs tDosIigt
iom paa en- iortsre einie. 5a, bet er burs
tiat al iaa guo nu for 1iptu. tait,t oGrt
Scl;ion, BEN fore Spfuottit. - Raar 1aItn
tr ont i,ort Cpfnoslitr, ina moa lea upil:
iaarlia trnie paa Jonosraitu. ! Sommsr
tom min Srooer u. &. M Cuff bitm fra
amtriid mso Ell iaaeoH 6onograf. Gan
bolot mango 6orepisninser. San bar o.
la opiuellem StltmartsH en- Sur, iamt paa
@ctlauost. Set bar en- al De uDsite impros
psrsO WatlHer, ban bapos, o. feli nprsos
fg ao0t, Haar De bfri, pens mange initrsss
iantt o. puoNse StBiitr. "a, BEN 6oiiou,
oct CT IN ~ie!" aar!
Ger sr lite iaa iaa bsp, Der / Frsttairts
BET, h0sa is hrfp nit icrriae ersu ri 'Ses
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

Spmaittuen -Suspenuen" rr jeg me8et ueI.
ipmmsn iaa COB JON Hogeu Waitine I'll bs'
ere Iris. Jragteu oar 65 Gents. Wrs.
u. Is. Cole, blooming Brairie, WtHt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

SpmaItiusu -SusOennsu" bar leg mootns
get for !anae insu, cs leg ipnss rtgtis gooi
ON ben / ale Dele. Zen 9aar let 90 arbei.
Der 9oot. = 6ra9t 80 Gents. Cline Bss
reytn, 5lanOreaiL @. Eat.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

Ger er lite iaa iaa bsos Der / Frsittairts
bet. Nosu ie9 itr5B nit iorriqs srsp III Sta
sorabs potsu," Ses paI HGpRe nosle. oaIs
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29

The dramatic season at Bread Loaf Inn
was ushered in on Saturday evening last
by series of impromptu tableaux, the
interest in which was enhanced by the
fact that each scene represented either
the title of a book or a poem, and the
audience were expected to guess the
name from the representation.
The living pictures behind the scenes,
shown only to a favored few. were prob
ably as interesting as those seen from
the front.
The stirring sounds caused by the list
Regt. y. \ militia as it marched through
34th street on its way TO the front, were
not more stimulating than those produced
in the first tableauX by two young
women. three croquet mallets, the keel
of boat and bag of sacking. No
blacker pickaninnies ever rolled their
eyes or grinned over large slices of JUICY
watermelon than the four colored mem
bers of this troup, though more exciting
than the picture presented to the audi
ance were the scenes enacted in four
different rooms of the Inn, where these
members were trying to restore their
ldCcs " llclI luIlutI Caucasian nut
Augustin DAILY might here have received
an inspiration for new scenic effects and
for methods of scene-shiiting with rapid
ty and silence. The tableaux and the
cast we're;
/. Tramp, Tramp Tramp,
Mcs-rs T. Bridgeman and +. Comwell,
>. The Light that Failed.
g. The old Arm Chair,
The Misses Rowland and De Loiselle.
4. Music, piano ana violin,
;. Lady Wentworth,
The Misses Bridgeman and Spies.
Is. Three Men in Boat,
Messrs, Eddy, Cornwall and Spies.
7. Yankee Doodle, Mr.. h. Corn wall,
:. Music. piano SOLO Mrs McGiltOn.
9. The Night Before Christmas,
The Misses De LOiselle and Christine
spies, and Mr. Eddy.
10. John Gilpin,
Mr.. T. Bridgeman and The Horse.
II. The Vacant Chair,
H. Music piano and mandolin,
! l3. Barbara Frietchie lin two scenes,
Miss Cornwall, Messrs Spies, E. Corn
wal and Bridgeman,
! Il. The secret OF Man lin two scenes,
MI Bridgeman.
Miss Allis and Mr. Bndgeman,
The Misses Rowland, spies, Cornwall
and Bridgeman, and Mr.. spies.
l.. Looking Backward,
The Misses Rowland, spies, Cornwall
and Bridgeman, and Mr.. Spies.
Is. Whisperings of the Pine,
The Pine Tree, Mr.. +. Cornwall and the
Megaphone,
10. Music, piano solo, Mrs. McGitOn.
20. Way Down South in Dixie.
The Misses c. spies, c. Eddy, De Loiselle
and Mr.. Cornwall, accompanied by
Mrs. Cornwall.
2l. Vermont and Alabama,
Messrs. Eddy and Spies.
p. Finale,
The star spangled Banner, sung by the
troupe.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29

Wednesday occurred the l0lst ami
versary of the birthday of Mrs. Sophia
Walbrdge Whine of Bennington. Her
centennial birthday was celebrated by
large gathering. She received the con-
gratulations of POO friends and large
number of relatives were present. One
hundred 1897 pennies were given away
to guests as souvenirs, which a friend
sent for that purpose. Mrs. Winnie, who
is the daughter of Stebbns and Betsey
Walbridge, comes from an illustrious
ancestry. Sir William de Walbridge of
Suffolk, England, having won distinction
in the fourth crusade with King Richard
CGur de Lion. Gen. Ebenezer Wal.
bridge, her grandfather, was an officer
in the regiment of Green Mountain boys.
He served as an officer in the battle of
Bennington, and several promotions later
on gave him rank as Gen. Walbrldge.
Mrs. Whine is the widow of the late John
l.. Whine, a well-known Albany lawyer
Now the olden time is to her as today
and today as the olden time, and she of.
ten speaks of the friends of her youth a:
! though they were still here.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29
HAWAI- GETS TIE NEWS.


Great Rejoicing When Information Came
Reward for the Bearer.
San Francisco. July 27.-The steamer
Mariposa has arrived from Australia and
Honolulu, bringing the following CORE
spondence to the Associated Press;
Honolulu, July 20.-The steamship
Coptic arrived from San Francisco on
the evening of the 18th instant with the
important news that the United States
senate had ratified the Newlands resolu-
ton, making Hawaii a part of the United
States. Long before the vessel had
reached the harbor it was known that
the steamer brought annexation news,
the information being signaled to the
Mohican. Whistles of foundries, mills
aud steamers were turned loose and
paudemouium reigned. Fireworks were
set of and one hundred guns were fired
on tine grounds of the executive building
At the same time the Hawaiian band
marched through the streets to the
wharf, playing American patriotic airs.
An immense procession was formed and
a march was made to the executive
building.
President Dole was at his beach home
when the steamer was sighted. He hur-
ried into town and reached the wharf as
the steamer tied up. Capt Sealby of the
Coptic was presented with silver cup
by the citizens of Honolulu for bringing
the news. The cup bore the inscription {:
"AnneXatiOn. Presented by the citizens
to Captain Inman Sealby X. y. r., who
brought the good news to Honolulu"
The leading men of Honolulu met to-
day and recommended Harold NJ. Sewall,
L. s. minister to Hawaii, for governor
of the islands. 1t had been generally
thought that President Dole would be
the choice.
The [. 5. $. Philadelphia sailed for
Honolulu from San Francisco on We'd
nesday afternoon. Admiral Miller, it is
believed, carried no special Instructions
with him, but will remain at Honolulu
until ordered elsewhere. lie will not
raise the flag of the United States over
the island until after the arrival of the
Hawaiian commissioners who leave this
city far Honolulu early in August.
From authentic sources comes the in
formation that the arrival of the
American troops in Honolulu will
be followed by the mastering into the
United States volunteer service of the
Hawaiian national guard, a force of 500
met. 1t was officially given out at army
headquarters today that the first battalion
of New York volunteer regiments Will
sal for Honolulu next Saturday morn
ing. The battalion of the engineer corps
will also 60. The transport North Fork
will carry the New Workers and the
| Lakme the engineers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29

The annual meeting of the Rutland
railroad stockholders was held in the
company's Office in the station at Rut-
land Tuesday, says the Herald, with
Percival w. Clement and Wallace c.
Clement of Rutland Edgar Harding
and Fred Bancroft of Boston, Chester
Griswold of New York and John w.
Stewart of Mddlebury present. The
old board of directors was reelected, as
follows: Percival w. Clement of Rut-
land, George II. Ball of Boston, John w.
Stewart of Middlebury, Horace q. Young
of Albany, Chester GriswOld and David
Wilcox of New York. Edgar Harding of
Boston, Charles A. Walker of New \ ork
and Wallace c. Clement of Rutland.
There were no reports presented and the
meeting adjourned without further action.
After the adjournment the directors held
a meeting and organized by re-electing
the old officers, thus President Percival
W. Clement; vice president Horace G.,
Young, and treasurer, Henery G..
smith The OLD executive committee
was also re-elected-G. II. Ball, II. G..
Young and p. w. Clement.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29
FREE EXCURSION
TO BURLINGTON
EVERY DAY THIS SUMMER

In order to bring our immense stock
more closely within reach of the people
living within a radius of 100 miles of this
city we make the following generous
offer:
To any person purchasing goods to
the amount of $500 or over. we will
allow fare one way at cents a mile
on all boats and trains entering Bur-
lington.
To any person purchasing goods to
the amount of $1,000 or over we will
allow fare both ways at the rate of
2 cents a mile, on all boats and trains
entering Burlington.
Our stock comprises Dress Goods,
Garments, Small Wares, Linens, Carpets
Draperies, Wall Paper, White Enameled
Beds, Springs, Mattresses, etc. Our
prices are all marked in plain figures,
while our large and comprehensive stock
makes it possible for us to sell goods
for less than you expect to pay for them.
In order that you may take no chances
we will gladly answer any letter of in
quiry giving details and prices of any
goods you may wish to know about.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29
4 PER CENT

until its surplus reaches ten per cent of its
deposits, when Il special dividend is provid-
ed for.
All taxes in this State are paid by the bank
on deposits of $500 or less. Deposits are
received in sums from 81 to $1,000, and no in.
this amount, except on deposits by widows,
orphans, administrators, executors, guar
dians, charitable or religious institutions or
on trust funds deposited by order of court
Funds may be sent by pank check or draft
or postal money order and deposit book will
be returned by next mail.
Applications for loans or for Information as
to standing of the bank may be made to Rufus
Wainwright Middlebury, or E. c. Dixie,
Bristol.
CHARLES p. SMITH. President
FREDERICK W. WARD Treasurer.
f. ;. ISHAM, Asst Treas.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29

81 think De Wits 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. 1t also cures eczema
and all skin diseases. Isaac Sterns, Mid
dlebury; B. G. Peck or Day Bros, East
Middlebury; c. w. Sowle, West Corn
salisbury; W. B. French, orwell.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29

Receives and pays deposits daily. Deposits
made on either of the first four business days
of any month draw interest from the lst. If
made afterward interest Will commence the
first { the following month.
Interest will be credited to depOstOrs Jan
uary lst and July lst, compouding twice a
year There are no stockholders in this bank.
Al earnings, less expenses, belong 10 Ce.
positors The rate of interest depends on the
earnings and for the past twelve years has
been AZ per cent bu: by a law enacted
by the last Legislature no savings bank can
nay more than
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-07-29
BURLINGTON
- BANK.
INCORPORATED Is47.

Deposits, June 30, 1895. s5,s9O.4G8 02
Surplus 3II806. S3
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-12-01
TRIAL LIST
For December Term Of Court, Commencing
Monday, December 18th.

David Llwellyn VS.. c. w. Kline.
Susan Cooper VS.. Margaret Averal ct al.
Lloyd p. Fox VS. George Fox, Exr., ct al.
Susan Cooper VS.. Daniel Miller.
Martha A. Case VS.. ID. l.. & w. r. X. Co
VIM. Case VS.. ID. L. & w. X. X. Co.
VIM Hoffman, Admr., use, VS.. VIM.
Hopper and Mary Hopper.
Howard X. Snyder VS.. James Magee, I'd.
Dennison Brink VS.. the Twp. of Hemlock.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Co., OF
Middle Pa, now to use of Harry S. Knight,
Receiver, VS.. Bartod Kierhoff.
Locust Mountain Coal & Iron Co. VS..
George Wyatt.
Robert S. Howell VS.. Daniel Snyder and
wife.
Charles C. Evans, executor of John Hunt
deceased, VS.. ID. Z. Remaley.
Mary Lesher. widow of Matthias Lesher,
VS.. Lehigh Valley Coal Co.
ohm Rovats VS.. Lehigh Valley Coal Co.
Uriah Brooke VS.. Christian Small, Jr.
VIM. c. Sponsler VS.. VIM. Walp ct al.
Rebecca ]. Martin VS.. Boyd X. Yetter.
]. B. Robson VS.. Benz II. Karns ct al.
w. ]. Mohr VS.. Joe C. Ewes ct al.
Simon Abelis' use VS.. b. ]. Doyle ct al.
John O'Conner VS.. Mid Valley Coal Co.
II. E. Elston VS.. Wilson U. Jury.
w. NJ. Weaver VS.. Henry Deighmiller and
Hiram Sterling
Beneville Rhoads vs. C. w. Billig and w.
NJ. Lemon.
Theodore Yeager VS.. w. II. Stebbins.
Theodore Doster ct al. VS.. Elizabeth
Johnson ct al.
ARGUMENT LIST.
Commonwealth VS.. Hiram Albertson.
Mary c. Kline VS.. Rebecca ]. Adams.
c. ID. Hamln VS.. N. +. Hamlin.
David Naus VS.. William Roady.
Simon Abelis' use VS.. b ]. Doyle.
In re annexation of territory to Boro of
Berwick.
In re road in Catawissa and Main Twps
from river bridge to Mainville.
Madison Township Poor Dist. VS.. Bloom
Poor Dist.
Road in Greenwood Twp near Heacock's
r. X. Station.
Road in Catawissa Twp, near Daniel
Morris barn.
Inre division of Briarcreek Twp. into two
Twps.
Francis Evans, trustee, VS.. Henry NJ.
Martz.
Metropolitan Collecting Co. and Danville
Stove Mfg. Cows. Anna NJ. Berninger ct al.
jeremiah Snyder VS.. Christian Adams
Road in Franklin Twp, near Francis Ely's.
Quaker City Watch Co. VS.. II. X. Irwin,
Deft., and Scott T.. Fenstemacher, garnishee.
Estate of John Michael, deceased
The Leader Co., Ltd, VS.. Thos. Corey.
C. c. Peacock's use VS.. M. A. Albertson.
]. L. Wilson vs. M. A. Albertson.
Estate of Boyd A. kile, deceased.