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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15
TRUSTS MULTIPLYING
In Spite of the Advance Agent of Pros.
perity.

In Spite of the Advance Agent OF Pros
perity.
The country is getting just what the
Advsnce Agent promised-con6denc
and prosperity, and lot, OF it.--Sunday
Organ.
And trusts also-Are these to give
prosperity to the people2 In the same
paper is dispatch from Trenton, New
Jersey, given with big head lines, which
reads as follows:
Trenton, N. j., Dec. 10 Articles Of
incorporation of the Continental Iobac-
co company were fled today. The cap
ital stock is S75, ,O0O,0OO. The company
is authorized to cure tobacco aud to
manufacture tobacco in all its forms
The incorporstors are: James B. Duke,
Pierre Lorilard Jr., John Is. cobb, Har.
rison j. Drummond, Mark Leopold,
Frank II. Ray, Herbert l.. Terrell, Oliver
II. Payne, Thomas Atkinson, James h.
Hughes, Paul Brown, Hazel Doernhoe-
fer, Grant b. Schey and Oren Scott.
Also in the same Sunday issue was
the following as to flour trust and an
English syndicate to gobble up the
street railways of Cleveland. Are these
the work Of the Advance Agent and the
Dingley tariff
Cleveland, o., Dec I'm an inter
view here today Clement b. Stern of the
Atlas flour mills of Milwaukee stated
that he expected the big -four combina.
ton would be operation shortly. The
combine will have a capitalization of
$50 600, 900. A syndicate Of English
and American capitalists has been ne.
gptiating with the owners of the mills
looking to the formation OF trust for
some time past.
1t is repor ed that an English syndi.
cate is negotiating for the purchase Of
both the Big and Little Consolidated
street railways, the two companies
which control and operate all the street.
railway lines in the city,
These show where the prosperity Is
going; and this is what we have Ding.
ley tariffs for. Our good crops and
cheap iron and steel, with our work
people doir 3 more work tor the same
money than they do in Europe, are
facts that count. The Collections to a
trust" are 80 well pointed out in an ar
ticle in Sundays Pittsburg Dispatch
that we give it in this connection. The
Dispatch, though a Republican paper,
is not foolishly following the Advance
Agent. The article refers to a Pottery
trust which would severely affect East
Liverpool. But read:
The opposition at East Liverpool to
the formation OF the Pottery Trust is
based very largely upon the reasons
so often urged against similar combina-
lions. Travelling salesmen and perma-
nent agents will be dispensed with, the
objectors say, individual stats of clerks
and bookkeepers will be merged into
one com paratively small force. Design.
ers and molders will suffer, because in
s,eai of getting out half dozen new
designs for each Of 40 potteries, there
will be only dozen to make for the
entire combination each year. In 8
word, the expense of conducting the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

No doubt Col, Bryan will find better
use for himself now, than doing garrison
duty in Cuba. His resigning is proper
step at this time, seeing treaty Of peace
has been concluded. While the war
lasted he was on hand to obey orders
and do his duty. Those in authority
did not seem to give him credit or wei
come, and the whole fraternity we're
ever ready to carp and misrepresent.
There is important work for Mr.. Bryan
to do in the silver and lines Of battle.
And he is the popular leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

The mayer and people Of Chicago on
one side, and the street railroad ring and
Doodle aldermen on the other, is con.
test that is attracting attention. 1t is
a test question involving the rights Of
the ritiz snI These insidious schemers
are Ihe real anarchists. They plot
against justice and ths public welfare,
working through trickery and combina-
ton to get 5O-year franchise. The
aldermtn are the corrupt instruments Of
the robbers now as was the Legislature
to pass the Allen law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

The relatives OF MIR. E. Mcclure ce g.
brated his seth annniversarv last Sum
day. All his nearby relatives were
present and the old gentleman enjoyed
the occasion very much. The strain of
years tells gently on the iron frame Of
: he old pioneer.-CarIoll Chronicle,
December Och.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

The death of General Garcia, TIE
Cuban patriot, at Washington on Sun
day is a sad affair. He was SO last sep
tember. An attack Of pneumonia caused
his death. His wife and several sons
and daughters survive.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

The President recommends for the
navy three monster battle-ships, three
great armo-ed cruisers of the highest
speed, three big protected cruisers and
siz smaller cruisers, these to cost, exclu.
sive Of armor and guns, s3l, ,296, ,SOO
The armor and guns will cost about as
much more, making the total for in
crease of the navy somewhat more than
sRO CnO mo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

The Democratic caucus Of the men,
bers of the House sustained Mr.. Bailey
as the leader, and as he said, made 10
clear that the stories of Democratic
division were sensational Inventions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

Recorder Tope has b en- authorized
by the commissioners to transfer that
portion Of the records of Columbians,
Harrison, Stark and luscarswas, from
which counties Carroll formed. to the
records OF this county. Carroll Chron.
Gle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

Colonel William jennings Bryan has
resigned, and so will not accompany
bis regiment to Cuba.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-15

DARN FOR SALE-The farm known as
II the Jacob Baughman farm, located in the
south east corner of Nimishillen township, will
be soil at private sale. Persons wishing to
purchase desirable farm will do well by call
ing on Jacob Kagy, Louisville, or Homer
Baushman, anton, Ohio. 25 d w gm
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
A Granite Pioneer,
Mr.. Mackie Early Engaged in
Cutting Granite Here.

Every citizen will regret the news
they read in our columns this morning
and sympathizc with Barrc's ever indus
trious and enterprising citizen, Mr. Geo.
c. Mackic, who has done his share to-
ward giving the best Barre granite a
world wide reputation and has ever la
bored to give employment TO our cutters
and granite to our city. Mr.. Mackio
was born in Aberdecnshire, Scotland. in
1919. lie came to America in ISL and
entered Barre in 1880 and with his
brother in-law Mr.. j. c. Simpson COM
menccd as the first Scotchmen to ply
their trade as granite cutters in Barre.
Mr.. Mackie with Mr.. Simpson formed
in 1884 the granite firm of Mackie 4
Simpson with works at the foot of Gran
tic Street which was afterwards sold 70
Jones Bros. and Mr. Mackie became
superintendent for the firm. after which
he bought the plant Of Sortwcll a. Morse
ut North Barre which was MANAGED for
a time only to sell once more to Jones
Bros. and at once commenced the cree.
ton of the present plant.
Whether Mr.. Mackie will rebuild or
not the TELEGRAM cannot at this hour
state, but for the good of the granite in
duslry here, it is hoped he will do So
There are many of our citizens who have
been enriched by the efforts of such men
US Mr.. Mackie and there should no M
hesitation on the part of such men in
lending Mr.. Mackic such assistance . :
he may desire which will enable him ,o
rebuild.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
EAST BARRE.

The band will rchearsc again Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Gilbertson will be
present.
Rev. W. p. Jackson, Rev. A. A.
Smith and Lucius |. Cheney are in at
tendance upon the State Congregational
convention at Morrisvill.
Mrs. NJ. +. Davenport is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. W. NJ. Carnes
j. A. King, Frank Doyle and S. l..
Rogers were called to Chelsea last
week on the case of W. +. Dow VS..
NJ. c, Caldbcck a. Son.
The case of W. L. Dow vs.. M. c.
Caldbccl Il Son of St. .Johnsbury, heard
in county court at Chelsea last week
was decided in favor of the plaintiff,
the jury returning damages in the sum
Ct Sl05 and costs.
Childrcn's Day was observed last
Sunday ut the Congregational church by
appropriate exercises at p. m. The
church was filled TO OVERLOOKING and the
children all performed their parts with
credit to themselves and to those who
lad their training in charge.
A call is posted for the Republican
Caucus of the town to be held at Opera
ball. East Barre, at seven O'Clock Satur-
Gay evening, June is, to elect dele
gates to the state, district and county
conventions. II is hoped that all the
Republican voters of the town will he
present.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
Humorous Health Lecture
Free TO Men and Women, By DR..
Flower of Boston, at TILES
Hall Thursday, June 10, At 8
p. III.

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li', J to ",' mom " eIseo.ti
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COW oa,l, ;ol io ll'''heH ~ poHsloe
loi itbont tfo 9o i, W u,,ie il,e'lr
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pna o'e'",i' ~ ~ ,att 1u's new uo'hes''r
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14

r,ro new travelling derrickS were p"'
IN about two months ago and were '''"-
ed at $1,000. These were ruined
Monument was all ready for snip
o1,,iro, \. Y, which was to 60
to the Knights Of PYtblas' INC "''
,,+ was 70 have been dedicated Oh
,,,, Ain when graad celebration
would take place. This was r''"'"' =,
The company had $4,000 worth OF
orders on hand and was oNef-r'''''"
with work. They were thinking OF pun
,;no on an extra gang of men, Inc
,oa,, IN fine office were saved, As was
also fine desk. and most of the plans
THE lNRrRANCE.
lhpIn WAS llu HE
lint the buildings were insured lol &C.,
600 through the agency OF 'oH'' ""
Dillon in these companies, New YORK
J-nderw riters' Insurance Co. ol ->'"
York City, $1,000; Commercial | mon
of ondon. $4,000; Connecticut FIRE Of
u,rtford $1,000; Union Mutual OF
uoutnclier $1,000; Globe of New J orE'
a15oo. Phnnix Of London, 10000
Western Assurance Go. OF Toronto
$4,000; Fitchburg Of lltcho0rs oi
ritchburg. Mass, $3.50; Granite State
Of Portsmouth, n. H., $3.50; Boston Of
Boston; $4,000 Merchant OF NeWaFN
\. J.. $1,000; Manchester Assurance
Co.,. Manchester, Eng, $4,000.
| u. \ : VI ~ NJ h''-''
George C,Mackie, the senior mem1r
of fine firm. is man of about 60 year
of acc. lie was taken quite i'll upol
hearing the sad news
FREIGHT CAR BURNED.
One freight car was burned on III
side track of the Barre Railroad &c
near the sheds. The arwas well load
ed and was nearly ready for shipment
II was a total loss. There were thre
other cars on the track but they Wcl
saved through the hustling work
Thomas Il. Mills.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
j. c. KING ARRESTED.
He THREATENED TO KILL
HIS WIFE.

J. c. King, the granite dealer, was
arrested last evening by Chief of Police
low land, on complaint of his wife.
She alleges that about S 80 her hus-
band came home under the influence of
liquor, and entering the bedroom where
she lay sick, and threatened to kill her
with knife. She screamed and ran to
one Of the ncighbors in hernight clothes
where she remained until King was put
under arrest.
He was brought before Judge Barney
and got off easy by paying fine of 50.
and costs. He was placed under 5000
bonds to keep the peace.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
On the Corner.


,ost NIGHT as | was passing through
Dcpot Square and looked in the dlrec-
lion If the fruit store near the Ncli9
River station and found that my youth
mi club were again assembled to discuss
,,o to,irs Of interest to the citizens OF
Mi. civ, and hurried 10 the doorway
which rocs TO Cayhucs barrier SHOP
where listened 10 the business OF the
meeting. discovered that cries OF "klIl
him. referred to the Inspector, who they
all AGREED wa becoming nuisance aho
4 dauo,r 10 their organization, They
claimed that they had resortcd to almost
every method to drive him off their track
and still he was after them. 1t was
finally voted to cut him up inpicccs and
rive each member a souvenir. Wen
my friends Of the famous club "ncver
count Your chickens before they are
hatchcd." and always catch your bird
before YOU eat him The Inspector has
no fears that any Of your gang will
cause him to pass in his "chcckS" or lay
down the pen, am here for business,
and have no fears that clothes line
thieves, SLOT machine Stcalcrs. tax
dodgers, .kickcr9 or wonderful wise men
will ever drive me from the track which
leads each evening to your assembly
The first meeting of the evening brought
out for debate was the question Of who
would first be the man to devise a
scheme by which the library building
which has been suggested and made Il
probable reality by the reported act of
the late l.. T. Aldrich, could at once be
erected. The club for once appeared to
be on the right side, and claimed that
there are rich men enough in the
city who could well afford to part with
few tbo,.,n1 il or,o,. ,lot ,L, r;,.,,,,.
mi ,bt ho fn;.bo1 WA, n,.. 1. -.
voice. ttr.~fptfoert If tho 1oonn, M,
Dotrio,ir ,,aonla If tbis .in. ,.h.n ho
says that the funds, if any are needed to
COMPLETE tbp omonnt said to ho.uoa,, :,
the will of tbo l,to NJ, ,1,n;aL o,.,1
ra.;lr l,e ,oi.,l ~. tl,o u.,.,.,....., =,
tion vbov oro inst ,I,, ,,oo,,,, g.. -,
work and thn In.no,.,or f.ol. ..s,..
Womb roodn,. n,..l,,,
mo,.on,on. ,~,,1 PEW ~ "''''' Tue
L.. '.,I....1 r''"5 pure waa'
hniIJ;no " 700' ''oi"rI
,1r
,o;,..;'.,1 ''''' '"'' NVeiNc' 10 be
hove .,,,,,- '''' ''"o was
=; -, '"' ''G" were "oIe 10 secure lots
'''"V'ely "heh many
' w." - "ao' "or0 was given out eff
'' ',"' no more Io's were to be had
''a, ''''' o"'|'' ground and that the rev
cemetery alone could be nsed. Was it
,o..o.,. - ''0 l"iV'''SelN started
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
A Great Ball Game.
Goddard Loses to ST. JohHsburv
on the Latter's Grounds in
Twelve Inning Game Bush and
Jennes Pitch Great Ball.

The Goddard seminar
team met St. JOhn>bUrE 8-a.>
strong team for the ~eoou Ht,
year yesterday afternoon OH ta,
grounds and after an eNca- aa6
II innings, lasting for , hear.
victory finally went to 5. Wy.
In every respect the WoI. 4 t.. ,V.
teams was nearly even ST.. lie
home team always has Il ivl.
tage from hcing used to tho ,N
having the crowd on Their >,a. sea.
show that Goddard put mp 81 -.. -a4.
and went to the limit to .a t.. ....
tory.
Bush pitched the best 4a H.,
pitched this season and uplo. nJ Of
the eighth inning only four t Il,
delivery against 10 off jean p. @ta
the score 6 to 3 in favor OF G. t. ].
looked like a sure victory. + A.W4
inning Goddard was shut a s.
,Johnsbury came up for ..'H mt.
Bush struck out the iir,t maa M d..
posed of the second man rH s @>g
grounder 10 first. The nc\r .A @a,
given his base on balls and Nr t.-
lowed with single which H..
and second bases. At tIj~ ua #."d,..
Cured Il play which ought ya..
ed the game but AN urtor'u error
gave st. Johnsbury Il show.
Aver gave Bush a sign to ta1 .-.g-
ond to catch Fairbanks nl aut
Bush turned like Il flash aa - t.e
ball to Tenney who va, o a,y
waiting. The throw Wa t 0,
Fairbanks never moved to":t.- .ae
base until the ball >tutt, aH,
hands, Tenncy was too auN Ml
it bounded out of his grasp ala roo-
ner returned safely, Right la5. Goi-
dard lost the game.
The tenth and eleven iun'a-~ wee
blanks for both but in the .:.t d"
the twelfth Abbott scored ta ....
run on his hit. steal and >1j44.a -.t,
Abbott played fine for 81. joins. ...-
did Newell and Jcuncs. la w.
ceptcd chances out of ~ an. .a 81
5 base hit, scoring ruu~. II. aar
Goddard team played good ".. Ie
score:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
Stop, Read and Consider.

The day of miracles is not past. They
are being performed even in Barre.
Ask about it? Look into the matter for
yourself. 1t will pay you to investi-
gate.
Arc YOU sick9 DO you suffer pain?
Prof Wilkins with his wonderful Mag
netic power can cure you. He wont
tell you, you have bone misplaced or
curvature in your spine. lie will con-
vince you where the seat of your trouble
lies. Consultation, free terms reason
able No. Main st. the placc--Prof.
B. G.. Wilkins.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
WARD HEARD FROM
WROTE A LETTER TO W. II. GIAnnrv,

W. .Gladding received a letter from
his drug clerk, Henry Ward, who skin.
ped town yesterday afternoon. rcturnin q
the key to the store. TWAS accomponc1
by short note which stated that he hod
received IL despatch and was OBLIGED ~
leave Barre. He told Mr.. GIaddm~
that he had better get another clerk am1
not depend upon him. He did moi s, .t,'
where he was going. The lcttcr was
dated yesterday and was mailed in u' i
city before he left. " WIS
This morning Mr.. Gladdng told a ro-
porter that he had missed So.oS sinno
ward had been in his employ mo
stated that on the last occasion ho ,nl1
Ward that he had missed the wo ,u"'
and replied that he (Warh mnst h",,
taken it, MIR. Gladding saws he c, "",,
prove Ward stole the money. no pon '"pI
have yet been made out. l'F' -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
Dissolution Notice.

ne partnership heretofore cNi,tu-
ilm ' WA. Lane and George Stra,tou, d'
u;>lieSs under the firm name of the Graz
MY ioli>hing Co.. has been DISSOLVED b, 4
i ii;iu'"al consent on September |, lNor
~ Vu''N owing to the above firm are to br rN
", !" ~ Lane, and all bill, owed Nv the ifa
, ~ P"l0 by him, taking effect Setrmeg
W. 4. LANE.
GEORGE SlRNt .HN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
ABIGFIRE.
MAcKlB, HussEY & co.
BURNED OUT LAST
NIGHT.
Probably was a Total LOSS
One of the Largest and Best GRANITE
Plants in New England Falls Before
the Flames.
Probably was a Total Loss

An alarm of fire was runS IN from
box ~. at the corner of South Main and
Parker street at Il 10 p. H., last nl9hl'
As our citizens hurried to the streets the
SKY shonc with red light and volumes
of smoke rolled high in the air from the
southern part of the city, all coming
from the modern granite plant OF the
wcll-known firm of Mackie, llussey "
Co.. which has been located on the
Batcheldcr addition across the river
from the trotting park.
The first hose company to respond
was Torrent No. /, followed by Tiger
No. 3. the Hooks and Torrent No. B..
Long before the trcmcn reached the
scene of the conagraiion the huge
plant was one scething and roaring
mass of flames and in short time the
entire set of buildings were smouldcring
ruins.
The fire brand by its destructive
work Of last nj eht gave the Barre gran
tie industry q severe blow: destroyed
the second best granite plant in the
world; buried the results of labor of
II years by one of Barre's granite pio-
necrs: put 80 workmen out of employ
ment, and resulted in the most costly
fire, viewed from all points, that the
Granite city has ever known.
he plant included the following
buildings: main cutting Shed 340NG4
polishing mill 33x37, a blacksmith
shop 2OX5O, an Office j0Xl9, Il boxing
room lGX20. IN engine room 25X30.
The plant was erected in 1895 and
was equipped with all modern appoint
ments. 4 $500 travelling derrick had
recently been put III at the shop. The
plant and fixtures were valued at $50
900, and member of the firm estimated
the amount of stock finished in the
rough at $50, 900. One monument was
nearly completed which was worth
about 10000. The kits of the granite
cutters We're worth about $4,000 and
were all destroyed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
we viii Positively Pay You Sl.00

na,' U,le IottIe of Smiths Green Mountain u.
tromii,, uoc> not benefit you in ease Nou ''
rhn'n'vnt, win any blood disorder. chrouu
iinelliliatism. or neuragic affection. II /. g..
avl ny The best ply siciaus in the couuir
Kon,I = warranted to Ito what Is claimed fer "
1nto an, Co., Barre, Vt. W. r. roor, !.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14
Sparks From Granite City.


Joseph Ward went TO North Haver
hill, Mass. yesterday.
William Pier the young son of James
Pier who was thought would not live
long is much improved.
The final meeting of the creditors OF
the estate of Luther f. Griswold will be
heard in probate court tomorrow.
Postollicc Inspector Willis and Chief
Inspector Evans were in the city this
morning relative to the postoflice bust
ness.
The children of the Baptist Sunday
School will please remember the re-
hcarsal for Children's Day tomorrow
evening at 6 80 at the church.
A horse belonging to James Fury
was found in the pasture hired by Dan
iel Devers this morning and taken to
the town pcundkeeper. George Cassie.
Mrs. John w. Gordon left this noon
Tor Denver, Col. for three weeks trip.
She GOES as Il delegate to the National
Convention of the Federation of W oman 5
clubs.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church will meet tomorrow
"Wednesday afternoon at 2 80 in the
ycslry. The Indians of America is
he subject.
The members of st. Aldcmar Com
mandcrv 90 to Burlington tomorrow to
attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge,
at which time the Masonic temple will
be dedicated,
Teu members of the Knights of
Pythias drove to Marshtield last evening
where they were entertained by the
odgc in that town. They said they
could see the reflection from the fire on
he clouds from Marshticld.
Rev. S. n. Jackson, c. S. Wallace.
Mrs O. &. Sticlincy, Mrs. W. +. Brad
tord and Mrs. Eugene Griffin went to
Morrisville this morning where they are
delegates TO the state convention of
Congre gational churches.
At meeting of Hose Company No. l
last evening, it was voted to send Adolph
CONGO and w. j. Rockingham $500
each for spending money. Both are
members of the company but now at
camp. 1t will certainly be greatly APP
preciated by them.
The members of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist church are re-
minded of the special business meeting
.omorrow "wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock, The importance of the meet
.ng demands full attendance. The
meeting will be held in the vestry.
Cream Allen, local lirman was hurt
last evening at the fire. He stubbcd his
.oc and the hose cart run over his leg
In consequence he has lame leg. 4.
II. Campbell measured his length on
he ground at the fire and this morning
ne is limpin~ around with sore toe for
trying to tear rail from tie of the
Barre railroad track which runs branch
track to Mackic, Hussey a. Co.
The funeral of John Morecroft occur
ed at his late home this morning at 10
o'clock Rev. Eilic X. VI Jones o:liciatcd
| The remains were taken to Gouldsvile
for burial. Comrades Thurston, Wiley
Holden and commander Conner accom-
panied the remains. They will have
charge ofthe services at the grave.
james Mann son of Abe Mann was
found lying in the street unconscious.
He WAS picked up and it was found he
had cut over the left eye about four
inches long. DR.. Reid was immediate
~ called and took two stitches in the
wound. # is thought he was kicked 10y
horse, Mann could not tell how it hap
pcncd. He recovered consciousness
N fifteen minutes after the arrival of
| DR.. Reid.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-06-14

Nee graham crackers us made, d.
10 cents Il pound. l.. Nj. ANEEu4
chloride of lime, sulphur. brim-'o
'nu eoperas at much less prices {.
drug stores ask. l.. NJ. A\rRII