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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
THE CORN CANNING FACTORY
Its Advantages EHpounded 60 1915 Farm
ers Monday ny Representative OF
HnNter Mrnthera.

ers Monday ny hepresentnttve OF
Baxter Brothers.
one hundred and tttv or more farmers
of Brattleboro. Dummerston. Guilford and
Vernon met in Festival hall at 80 o. clock
Monday afternoon in response TO the invi.
tation of the Brattleboru board of trade To
meet q. S. Dearborn representing A. q.
Baxter O. Bro of Brunswick. Me. to talk
over the inducements offered bv Baxter
Brothers for the raising OF sweet corn 90
supply the needs of q earning factory
which DC is proposed to erect here next
month
Col. Hooker called the meeting to- order
and introduced Mr. Dearborn who out-
lined the plan. stating that the primary
object of tine meeting was t0 ascertain
whether the farmers would -uarautp. t1
rails, 400 acres OF corn without which h.
would bee impossible tU run canning fac.
tory here successfully
Mi Dearborn stated THAT II Baxter
Brothers came here 30 would up with iue
intention %. making d dollar aud civ, ihe
farmers au opportunity tu do likewise
They are perfectly responsible and reliable
and conduct their business on sound bu-I-
ness principles. fully carrying out their
contracts and expecting customers 90 live
up TO their agreements MI Dearborn
then stated that the price paid Tor corn was
ST. % toll The Weld per acre depends
largely upon circumstances-the fertility Of
the soil, the skill of the farmer. the care of
the crop, ETC.. the average yield being
three tons
The highest price ever paid was Sl0z per
acre for field OF TWO and one-halt acres.
The corn with the husks on Is drawn 20
the factory and weighed Fifty pounds
.I-.. 81.
/ the husks are stripped Oft. the stubs are
/ Cut Oft close to the ear and Il the tip has
/ 10 corn on it that is cut OF also. Tie Ic
/ malnder is then weighed and if 30 pounds
remain the farmer is paid for 20 per cent
/ of his load. If 40 pounds ~u per cent and So
/ Oh. The net weight of the corn averages
/ from $50 TO - per cent of the weight OF the
/ load. The farmer rs entitled 10 the cobs
/ and husbs. and as a rule these are taken
home and fed to cattle and hogs. They
must be taken away within "a hours after
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08

Poet--''i sent poem TO the morning pa-
per last week. but for some reason il has
failed 10 appear
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poet-''Of course not"
trend-"Nell, there's where YOU made
mistake. Had YOU done so. il would no
doubt have appeared IN the mail next
morning. '-Chic0g0 Na-s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
SOUTH WINDHAM

Ada Stearns Is home from Vermont
Academy.
James Francis mas returned from Provi-
Oence, L. J.
Clement Jenison is home from swamp
scott. Mass.
Is. =. JenIson mas returned from Worces-
ter. Mass. ana reports ms son al that place
a more comfortable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
Two MiIlionsa Year.

When people buy, try and BUY again, il means
they're satisfied. The people Of the United
States are now buying Osscarets Candy Cathartic
az the rate OF two million boxes a year and il
VIII De three million before New Years IL means
hherlt proved, that Oascarets are the most de-
nRhuul bowel regulator for everybody the wear
Iouna All druggists 10, 25, 80 cents a box. cure
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
THE CONFLICTING CLAIMS
In the Farmers and Mechanics
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08

IL was terrible. The tempest beat the
sea into horrid fury; the waves were
mountain high. and they swept over the
traii craft eeaselessly.
My flesh creepsr' he cried.
My complexion runsw shrieked She.
For 1t is the lot OF woman to suffer most.
Detroit Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
Curfew Law Commended by w. =
Crafts

At mass meeting OF Christian Endeav-
or societies. kpworth leagues and ouug
Mems Christian associations held in Ha-
gerstOwn. Nd, recently. Rev. W. +. Crafts
Of the National Reform bureau, recon-
mended that Hagerstown pass the curfew
law 10 keep children under 10 OF the street
after j. IL. IN summer and J.. NJ in
winter. lie said that 800 towns. mostly
~ the West, nave the curfew law. and
would not 90 back TO the old way, believ-
Ing that il results in less immortality in
young people
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
THE HOMELIEST MAN IN


As Wen as the hRndsomest. and others are invited
70 can on any druggist and get free trial bottle
or hemp's baisam Tor the throat and lungs
remedy that Is guaranteed 10 cure and relieve AZ
chronic ana acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis
Rno consumption. Price 25 ana So cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
Panicum CruS CALI.

HAVE quantity Of the seed OF that new kind
4 OF grass that you might nave seen growing last
season on my nat north of Nswfane village Ii
produced four or tiye tons of dry nay on an acre
cattle IKE IL. VIII sell the seed al 10 cents Der
pound 10 the nrst ordering as long as il lasts-l5
pounds seeds an acre See article in The Pboaniv
April :. NJ. o. HOWE, Newfaue, Vt l4tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
ApVERTIsED I.ErrERs

Omen-Mrs. T. Burnnam Mrs Horace Il
over Miss MaDei tlagg. Miss Mary Robbins
Men-Jonn Smith
Blssell Manufacturing company
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08

woman who rs weak, nervous and sleepiess
ano VINO has cold hands and feet camel feel ami
acl IKE Wei person. Carter & Iron Pills eouaIiza
the circulation, remove nervousness snd r-ira
strength ana rest e''N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
DO Oure Oonstipation Foreytr.

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills biliousness. ind
gesulOn, headache. pleasant laxative All
druggists
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08

Take Oascarets Candy Cathartic; 10 or % cents
II c. c, c. fail 20 cure drug gists refund moneys
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
HERNIA.

n LAfuh percentage OF adults are made I'M
"a healthy ana unhappy Dv suifari1- frr-.
herniH' commonly called rupture You need rU
longer De so afflicted In the near future inns
paper VIII inform you of the time when and
the place where you can get a SAFE and Dernla
nehl cure ana no longer suffer the torment of
k u truss which has long been your only safety
"alch the paper for tine announcement
q. o. DAVIS, NOrthfeId. VI,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
STARVING.

There are thousands of children
who are actually starving. Starving
for a kind of food not furnished ID
their regular diet Starving not for
milk or cream. but for
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
S. LEVISON.

$50 Main street. Springfield. Mas
The times., 1898-11-13

11-quarter silver gray double blan-
kets, with pretty borders of different
desirable colors-of extra heavy
quality-will go at tho extraor- 70o
dinarily low price. per pair........ JG
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Double-faced fancy fiannelettes-of
splendid quality-the same you
have paid Il lie a yard for 73<o
heretofore-for.. ......-...............I4 III
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the Judgment of the court on eleven
grounds. which he said came under three
heads, which he classified as follows:
First, that the court erred in permitting
the jury to view the premises where the
crime is alleged to have been commit
ted in the absence of the defendant Price
Second, that the misconduct of the jury
in considering the character of the ac-
cused, which was not question of tes-
timons and third. because of the error of
the district attorney in alluding. to the
fact that the defendant did not testify
in his own behalf.
In support of the first proposition Mr..
Rose quoted from opinions by Mr.. JUS
tice Shiras and Mr.. Justice Harlan, of
the United States Supreme Court who
held that 1t is not within the power of
the prisoner or his counsel to waive the
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they would move for new hearing of

they would move for new hearing of
the case.
The questions involved were argued for
the defense by Andrew A. Lipscomb and
A. j. Rose. of New York. and the judg-
ment of the trial court was maintain
ed by Henry E. Davis and Joseph Shil-
lington. respectively attorney and assist
ant attorney for the United States in the
District of Columbia
The defendant, Price. and his bonds
man. Robert ]. Menair. of New York.
were also present during the hearing.
Aside from the legal points discussed.
the arguments were practically a review
of the testimony introduced at the trial
two weeks ago. The argument was OPEN
ed by Mr.. Rose, who announced that he
asked for new trial and u reversal Of
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right of the accused to be present at all
times during the progress of the trial
Mr.. Lipscomb contended that the Con-
stitution of the United States guaranteed
to very one accused of a felony the right
to be confronted with the evidence
against them. and argued that the view
ing of the premises where the crime was
committed" was evidence, and further it
is right which no person accused of an
offense can waive, no matter how willing
he may be to do so.
Counsel on both sides submitted briefs
and Justice Bingham took the case under
advisement announcing that he would
deliver his opinion on the matter on
Saturday next.
As soon as the matter was disposed of
Mr.. Davis moved that when the court
adjourned 1t would be out of respect to
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rook Her Fnther,s Money.

Moses Kenner. a hard-working old col
ored man, who lives at No. 94s Marshall
Street northwest, rushed into detective
headquarters in disturbed state of mind
at o'clock yesterday afternoon and re-
quested the aid of the ''pertectives' in
locating his daughter Eliza. whom he ac-
cused of stealing $3s. Detectives Philips
and Gailaher captured the woman before
fifteen minutes had elapsed They found
her at the Pennsylvania Railroad station
in the act of boarding a train for New
York
The times., 1898-11-13
S2O suits. $12. SO.

This lot consists of ladies fine man
tailored suits that are the very acme
of stylishness. Fine venetian cloth
and covert cloth suits-black and blue
and check cassimeres and covert
cloths-an unequaled range of mate
rials to choose from. The jackets are
silk lined throughout-sleeves are silk
lined. The garments in this lot are
splendid specimens of the man-tailors'
art Perfect fitting-admirably finish
ed-thoroughly stylish at every point.
Never sold for less than $50 hereto
fore. Tomorrow, S12.9s.
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Trimmed hats, $2.9S.

A special lot of styIishly trimmed
hats. made of velvet and trimmed with
wings, ribbons. buckles and Iips-whieh
are matchless in stylish beauty-the
most exclusive creations woman
could wish to see-and also children's
mats with tam o'shanters, crowns made
Oh piain ana fancy velvets. trimmed
with ribbon and quill on sfde-made
especially for this occasion-veritable
triumphs of the skilled milliners' art
which We offer at S2.9S for the choice
of any of them.
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S12 suits. $3.50.

A lot of ladies' stylish suits. man.
tailored throughout-of the ever de-
sirable black and blue cheviot serges,
worn so much this season. Jackets
are all lined with silk-cut as fashion
says they should be. The skirts have
admirable fiare-are lined and finished
in admirable style. Garments tina t-are
as thoroughly stylish as any made
and which no merchant could equal for
less than Sl2 For $50.
The times., 1898-11-13
REHEARING FOR PRICE.
Justice bingham Takes the Case
Under Advisement.

The hearing of the motion for n new
trial and arrest of Judgment In the case
OF John Price. of New York. who was
two weeks ago convicted of grand lar
. ceny in the Supreme Court of the Dis
' trict of Columbia, yesterday occupied the
attention of Criminal Court No. /, Chief
Justice Bingham presiding. Price. 1t will
be remembered, was convicted of robbing
Arthur A. Babendrier of 81. .sS2, on March
30. 1897. and on account of alleged iregu-
iarities and errors during the conduct
of the trial, MS counsel gave notice that
The times., 1898-11-13
DEsERT1QN CHARGED.

Carrie b. Denham Wants n Divorce
From w. II. Denham.
Carrie B. Denham yesterday filed suit
for divorce against her husband. Will
liam R. Denham, alleging desertiou and
non-support as the grounds.
The parties were married in this. city in
April, 1852, and lived together till 1896.
when, Mrs. Denham alleges, her hus-
The times., 1898-11-13
VIII Meet Tuesday Evening.

On Tuesday evening next special meet
ing of the National Union District of Co
lumbia Cabinet will be held at Confed-
crate Veterans Hall. at the southeast
corner of Eleventh and Z Streets north
west, at O'Clock cordial invitation
is extended to all members to be present.
as President Cabaniss and Secretary
Myers. of the Senate National Union. Will
be in attendance.
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Trimmed hats, $4.9S
to $12.9S.

A gathering OF 30 ladies' richly trim
med hats. in large shapes as well as
toques, turbans and bonnets-made of
velvet with jet crowns. jet brims-
trimmed with feathers. wings and other
dainty conceits-and some taffeta hats.
with broad taffeta bows-styles that
are as exclusively stylish as can be
bought-the handsomest gathering ever
brought to this city. Prices range
from A.9S TO sl2.9S-and represent values
that cannot possibly be matched any
where
The times., 1898-11-13
3 lots black ostrich pIumes.

We put you in touch with three of
the best values In black ostrich plumes
ever offered: OF splendid quaIity-a
rich jet black-soft and wavy.
Those worth sc go for I2c.
Those worth CSC go for i9c.
Those worth $50 go for 7Sc.
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SIS skirts. S2.9S.

A lot of new and stylish black and
blue cheviot serge skirts-that are
perfect in style-with every fashionable
feature to enhance their value-the
most desirable hang-as perfect fit
ting as the most expensive sort.
Usual S. value for sos.
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Notions at
new prices.

Prices thought impossible before we
eame-and smashed every price prece-
dent And you have shown in your in
creasing patronage how well YOU liked
IT. You'll find ii true economy to stop
here whenever in need of anything in
this line-the savings you'll make on
every purchase are sure TO mount UP.
2-inch bias velveteen skirt facing
in every color that is now in demand
such as every other store sells at sc
yard, We offer for 1-2c.
Instead of 1Oc for covered and uncov-
cred dress stays. all you have to pay
here a dozen Is 4c
Instead of the regular price for black
SIX. n0 yards on spool, all you have
to pay is LIE.
The genuine hump hooks and eyes.
two dozen on card. for only &c.
Bone casing. you know what Others
are asking. is offered, per yard, at 1c.
Inside betting. of the best grade
enough for belt at &c.
Torchon laces. of the most desirable
quality-will be offered. per yard. for
4c
And just one special in from the
toilet articles to show you how well we
deserve your patronage. The genuine
Dr. B. Barr's hygienic tooth powder.
in patent box-instead of 25c, which
other stores ask-for lie.
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3O-inch outing cloth, in a varied as
sortment of the most pleasing
patterns-the regular Zoe grade c3<n
for. or.................-...... y ~
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Sf2 kersey coats. $3.50.

Ladies' stylish coats of fine kersey
cloth-in black and almost every fash
ionable color of the season-with
rounded or square corners-as stylish
and as perfect fitting as can be-for
$3.50. Just such garments as you'll
see selling about town for 81.
The times., 1898-11-13
S. capeS, So. SO.

A lot of ladies' black kersey capes,
of very good quality-wiich no store
ever sold for less than $5-will be one
of the special offerings at s29S Ev-
cry garment in the lot is stylish and
well made-one of the banner values
of the season for the money
The times., 1898-11-13
TaReta skirts, S12.9S.

A lot of the most fashionable skirts,
of plain taffeta silk-which are trim
med with taffeta silk ruffle and velvet
braid-tailored with all the style and
thoroughness that only a high-grade
garment ever gets-fit rivals to any
dressmaker's best efforts-for S129S.
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"Claremont'' bleached sheeting,
s.guarteEnand 9I19a ,,,, nd "a a regular s'e I7ae
The times., 1898-11-13

the death of Enoch Totten a member of
the District bar, who died Friday night.
Chief Justice Bingham requested the
clerk of Criminal Court No. ! to record
the motion of Mr.. Davis upon the min
utes of the court
The times., 1898-11-13
SIS silk skirts. S3.9S.

a lot of the most fashionable black
satin brocaded gros grain skirts-in
variety of the richest looking designs
you can get-tailored in the most thor
ough manner-which are fully worth
IS, for $685.
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SIS plush capes, $7.9S.

One of the most remarkable offer
ings of the sale. Lot of beaded Saltz's
silk seal plush capes-specially fine
quality-will be offered for S79S The
best value ever offered for SIS
The times., 1898-11-13
SIS kerSey coats. $3.50.

Another and much finer lot of kersey
coats-in black. blue, new royal blue,
tan, mode. etc.-made of the best quail
ity kersey-linings of heavy satin
duchesse-very elegant styles-that
cannot be matched under SlS-for $3.50.
The times., 1898-11-13

Heurich's Maerzen is the beer that re-
ceives the most laudable remarks for its
superior qualities case of Maerzen
will prove to you that no other beer is at
an equal in age. purity ana strength. Or
der from the Arlington Bottiing Co.. hy
'phouine 6sB
The times., 1898-11-13
SIPS felt hats, 33c.

A big lot of ladies' fine felt hats,
made of the very best quality felt
which are easily worth Sl.2-will be
one OF the opening specials at 50 cents
each.
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$l.49 felt hats. 59c.

A lot of the popular Rough Rider
black felt hats, and also soft felt hats
none of which are worth any less
than sl-i9-will be offered as an OPEN
ing special at 80 cents.
The times., 1898-11-13

Complete assortment of ladies'
brooch pins-all the latest novelties
of this sort-at prices ranging from
sc. up to s5-which is about half the
usual prices about town.
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2 lots buckles.

Two lots that came to us under price
which We place on sale at very much
less than you've ever paid before-fit
values for the opening.
39cSteel buckles for lie.
sec steel buckles for 2Sc.
The times., 1898-11-13

Ladies' beautiful sterling silver
chatelain watches-perfect timekeep-
ers-a dainty little watch for any
lady-worth $3.50, will go T9 OF
offered at. t.................--..... Vosoo
The times., 1898-11-13

Children's solid gold rings. with
settings OF turquoise, ruby pearl, and
opal jewels-which sold about En.
town up to $3.50. We offer at. JuG
The times., 1898-11-13

band deserted her and since has not con-
tributed 20 her support or that OF her
two children.
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Still another lot
of S5c velyeiS. 49c.

So great has been the demand for
the silk velvets at -i9c yard that we
have begged the importer hard TO let
US have more of il TO meet the de-
mand. We have secured another lot,
which goes on sale tomorrow morning
and when that's all gone We don't
know when we can get more of 1t to
sell at this price Beautiful close
woven all-silk velvets-in shades which
include pink, cream, garnet, cerise,
cardinal, gray, golden navy, marine,
myrtle. emerald. heliotrope, sapphire,
tan, and black and white-velvets that
you couldn't possibly buy at any other
time for less than S5c, will go as long
as the lot holds out for 49c yard.
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The story the dgs Of echS greater stores interesting eadg
Some phenomenal silk selling.

We asked repeatedly afford sell silks such
surprisingly small prices We sell them everything else the
the lowest that possibly be quotedshave profits
down. depending the increased such selling brings
GAIN Mondays list of values the result of fortunate
chasngand of the Importance silk buyerep
resenng as they do savings that other offer.
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First SIPS to
81 values.

ing. Baum had the cheapest of them
marked at sl.25-and the best up to as
high as 81 They were worth
their marked prices. You can 7Qo
get them for. or........................ I9G
The times., 1898-11-13

Bone casing. you know what others
are asking. is offered, per yard, at Ic.
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tomorrow.
Boys shirt waists. 39e.

Along with the suits and pants came
e big lot OF boys blue flannel waists
which have desirable pIeated fronts
they are extra well made, as perfect
fitting and nicely finished as il is possi-
Bile to get them. We offer them at
39c-although no store ever sold their
equal under Gee.
The times., 1898-11-13

~ by % Turkish fringed tow lco
els, neatly hemmed, for. JG