davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

Circuses that have come and gone are in
the passed tents.--L. \. w. Bulletin.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

G. \. Il. $500 rate Sept. s, 0 and 10. Gin
cinnati to Chickamauga, O. & G. Route.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an A No.
l Asthma medicine.-W. r. Williams, An
tioch, ILL.,, April II. 1894.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

The wise man neither borrows trouble nor
lends his bicycle.-L. A. w. Bulletin.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

To Cure n Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09
140S-1s9s.
CalicO's Four Hundredth
Anniversary.

Calico was first manufactured in India
in l49S, SO that its use has been constant
for more than four hundred years.
William Simpson s. Sons, most extensive man.
ufacturers of this country, now produce the
best grade of this kind of goods possible to
the colors bright, clear and lasting Deal.
ers as well as buyers recognize this fact, and
very wisely give them preference Ladies
who have not worn them will do we'll to
remember this, as the piece of calico which
bears the ticket upon which appear the
magic words William Simpson & Sons
duced for four hundred years, but is doubt
less as good as will be made four hundred
years hence.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

Even an undertaken gets enthusiastic over
good ashington Ia.) Demo
crat,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

Her First Trp-"What are we stopping
for now" "We're going to put the pilot
| Off" How cruel! What did the poor man
do!'-Truth.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-09-09

S75 Per Month"; Msen sSlsr Sp earth Sets
housekeeper must have It. Send 81 for samples or
write US. The National Mfg Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
Wbitebaa germiuus.
yteue Ginfabrt na6 Stem gorf pia
.. & 3. 8. 8. Rp.-ltnz
erreidte TacilitGten.

Wbitebau terminus. bic neue Gin.
fabrt ua9 New Oort, bic am Montag
ben 10. SuIi Dia Der Baltimore, Obio
uHb Stibwsitli9en Babu er6Rnet
tDurbe, ifi bic gelegenfe Station mad
alien Sbeilen Der 5tabt New NOrt unb
8roOtIpn. Dieier terminus 1T an
Der South Serrp, 6ali9 pou Der 9ats
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemieIben
Sade perben gerbinbnnsen gemaht
nit ben 3hgeu Der 3weiieu, Dritten,
Se6ten nnb Neuntsu 9iueuue Sod.
babn; nit beneu BET 9roabpap, So.
lumbus uub 2erington Wpenue gabel.
Iiaiea; Ofts unb Meftieite Gingbabs
men Der BferbebabRlinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten SsIanb Gerrp; Samil.
ton Apenue unb 80. GtreBe (Sroot1
lDH) Gerrb.
Sauft Cure Sidets mad Nen 0orf
ii5er bic Q. & 8. 8. %. R'n unb abr
entgebt alien INSTRUMENTATION.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02

| fsbte 8. GiefeI's grfinbertbdtiateit eiu.
Gum 3mefe, bas 3emperaturaefdue
uiGt srit oom unterhen Drittel, ion.
bern pom b64itsn pMntte as su Der,
tueriben, erba1'e er foigeases Derfab.
ren. Reiue 9uft miro but9 bic RraIt
oss S6Uuagrab.s onm Ro!ben 70
fart aufammeugsprePt, taB tie |id
o6ne ieoe 9ei3uHg bis su elmer bo6eu
Semperatur (etUa 800 } erbibt, bic
ioult nnr bur9 8erbrennung beS 0ei3.
liOffes eraeugt mirb, fD boB na1trdgIi1
eiHaeTpriBter ober etngsHssuter 8renns
foff, fei er nun luftf6rmig (@as) ober
fhffg (Pe!roleuta, 8en3iu) ober feft
(gepaIoerte aobIe), lofort poufdnbig
berbreuni; @bas 1T Der erite gIadli9e
@ebaute. Die @tnfpribuns unb gers
brennun8 be8iunt, fobalb ber GoIben
pisoer :urhdgebt, He bort auf, nenn
er etn Ss6fel Ober ein GanfteI bes
Rttdweses aurtdgelegt bat, unb fie
wilb 10 geleitet. baB bic @rpdrmung
Der 2uft bur9 Berbrennung gerabe
aufge4oben iDirb bur@ bic Nbttblung
bet tbrer Iusbebnuus, baB aIio gar
teine fabl6are Wdrme eutfebt, ionbern
BITE gauge @erbrenuungsmdrme iofort
beim gntieben in n,e9anif1e Nrbeit
perpaHbeIt Dirb; bas III ber aneite
weientli@e Punft. 9ie 10 getponnsne
arbeit iii a5er Mot als Reineeminn
ansufebea, bas wdreu poIe 100 prps
aent; es entitebt bielmebr Elm Seblbes
trag babur6, baB bic gum 3uiamn,eus
briideH Der SUIT erforberlihe, bonn
S6Dungrabe glei@faat als Borf9uB
geieifete " belt bur6 bic Wieberaus,
bebnuag bsr 2uft mad IbldluB ber
Berbtennuug ni9t gang 5uriidgempus
men perben tana, mas i6 baeur9 be,
mertlid ma6t, baB bic glbIuft aud
mad oOllitdubiger ausbehnuue 3iemIi9
betB, fagen mir nit 200o bis 30Oo
aus ber Waf6ine eutlaRen tpsrben
muB. Wabrenb alfp bic Dampfmas
f6iEe ben unteren fleineren Sbtil bes
8emperatursefdleS Coon 20Oo Bis ct.
tDa 20" ausuubt. perueribet Gies
feps Warmetraftmai6iue ben oberen,
erbebIi6 gr6Bereu She'll Coon 5000
biz 3000 ober 200s).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
Sci Senat Dolt O6io
erwablt Den adtbaren sSobu 6.
Smiley gum Gleri.
Gin natiOnales Griibjabrs=Seilmittel.

Sa8 biRiugutrte MitgIieb bes O6iosr
Ssuats, Der a6!b. Sobn 6. Smilep,
1prab feine Nnfi6t In ge3ug ouf Bes
rnsna oabin aus, baB ea bas gr66!e
6eilmitteI beg 3eitaIters iei. Damit
wieberbolt er uattrlieb uur has, mas
Sauienbe BON anberen 2euten iagen.
bod berubt bas bauptfddIi6fe gemi6t
feines 3eugHiffes auf Der Nutorit6t,
weld1e ibm ieine Stellung gibt. Gol9e
2eute maroen fol6e 9tnse ni1t idrei.
bea, pena iie ni9t pol unb saa3 baran
elaubteu. ST fdbrt fort unb Gagt, baB
pe,rusna Elm ausge5eiduete8 1eilmits
tel fiir Ratarrb unb beioubers tatarrba.
liiGe araufbeiten bes Wagens III. 80
bies i'm Trabiabr eiHs febr perbreitete
8rantbeit TT, 10 III bieie 8emertuug
Dobl angebra9t. gs if Wagentatarrb,
bet bic unoerbauli9feit I'M sSrubfabr
berbeiftibrt ua5 ftir weI9e n1an banu
algemeig eine 6rhatabrs Meoi8in
nimmt. pesru no eibt ni6t nur tenn
pordre @rlei6terung, ionbern .turirt.
tubem es bic llriade be5 uebel8 beiei,
tigt. pesrn'na 1T fetn Nbfabrmittel
ober nur ein Stimulan3mitteI, ionbera
Elm nattirlt9es 5tdrfungsmitteI bes
gan3eg Spifems. Serr SmiIeD iagt
tpeiter, bab mad feiaer Nnftdt Ps.ru no
als Sonic feineSglei9eI ni6t bat.
Seine Semertpas it poQfdnoig tpabr.
pe.rusna TT Elm grOBarti9es Grabiabr8.
Son,c uab nirb aus bieiem 8rnnb
fhneu sur populdrlien Webicin Der
Melt.
She Besru,na Drug Manufacturing
Company Don Columbus Obio, ber.
i9idt fret eiasn gaub dbnIi9er 3eug.
nifie beHannt n Sbe gtatiouaI WitneB".
S9idt fir elm @remplar, ebs bic Anf.
Iase oer9riffea 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
a 8.

- Dor ben guaen Der Mutter tibers
fabren unb grdBli9 aerfttfelt purbe In
9Baco Die IL Sabre aIte Qfaretta San
@aroeHa. sic mobnte nit ibrer Mute
ter, elmer SnpaIibin. In eiuem tIeineH
9aus9en In Der Sadions5traBe, ses
rabe ge9eutber benz puntte, no bic
2lranias paBs unb bic M. g. G g.,
8abn fib treu3en. Maretta bate ibre
Wfutter 3u eraabrsn unb mar In ber
gDolfabrit anseitelt. sic batte ibr
5rtibfhd eingeuommen uub nta6te fi1
auf ben We9 sur Nrbeit. Sn Der Ndbe
Der Geleiie unb neiterI rI9reitenb, iab
he lt4 nod einnal um, um Der ibr
Ha9bliGenben Mutter nod eineu @rub
3u3nwerfen, aIS cine 2otomotioe baber
fam, bas Wsdb6en umriB unb grdBli9
sermalmte. Bon ben S1uItern ab'
wdrts murbe Der st6rper serquetidt unb
aerrlhen. Ser QnbIid mar 70 grdBIid,
oaB Die Sente. bic berbeieeeilt paren. fi6
aoDenoeten. Mtan b6rie einen iauten
S6rei In bem tleinen 9dus@en uab
tano bort bic betla9euepertbe WSuttsr,
bic nit aniehen mubte, mie ibr 2teb,
ling unb ibre eiuaige Sitbe, BON Der
GotomDtibe erfaBt uub 3erItadelt tpurbe,
tn yer3weifnns bic Sdnoe ringenb.
Ole Jamilie lebte frtber in suteE 8ers
bdltnlflen, tpar aber Tuanaiea Surhds
getommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
Wfehr @pInntineti.

Melbunsen hter SroSe @oIbfunbe tpmmen ui&t
auetn aus ber AIDnbite RsstOn, fOnbern. aud aus
man&en Ganbe8tbeilen, bic bi8ber Riemanb i'm Der.
hat Bate, ba5 fe sCIbbalss Grsaberu tn i bergen.
SnfcIse Der GutbedHusen tnbtstbuea.r @cIbfu4sr
bat fid etne sewaItise Rineu' SnbuFrte sur Rus.
barma&uns mtneraIti6sr Grbfaase bur@ Weretutz
sunsen bon aapituItiteu uub Spnbttaten uaa ben
peri9ieDenitsn &t4tunseu bin entutdeIt. aber BITE
Strupaleu urb 6ut6ebrunssn, pel&en ii& bic @olb'
fn4er unb 9ersIeute auf Der Saao mad benz @ldd uns
tersteten mneu, taHn r3ebnte ui@t ertraseu,
sr ntat in benz Seis etner eiieruen aOufttutipn TT
unb nurH etn seetsnete8 S@usmitteI sessu &beumas
tiSmus uno lRalara, ietne betoen i9ltmmiteu Uetns
hnb etu iples WttteI ba8 auertannt Bette BON allen
Rrdparaten, tebt t5m our @erfisuus In ber @efaIt
BON Spitetter'S RasenbierS. bas WiaIarta, Dpspep=
Fe, Nterens unb 8IajenIetbeu, Gl6t unb aIe GIers=
ee4peroen Ihueu, ii9er unb etn fur ae NAL turtrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
Gin neaer MGrutes sWtOtor.
9ie srobarttge Grfinouug BEG Miin-
dener SngenieurS &. 9iefel.

Die 6errfdaft bes Oampfes iIt fhon
bon Dielen ldiiis empfnnbsn morben.
4n bic gntbeduu8 ieber neuer @raft
faapfte man bic 9offnung; baB mir
nun enoli9 aus Dem 3eitalter beraues
tommen perben, bem &du1 nub RuB
ibren 5tempel aufgeortift babsn. 50
bieB eS sulegt. als Siemens ben erften
brau9balen @lettromotor tOnfruirte,
baB ieBt bic aalamitdten nit ben quail.
menben Sampfmaifinen tberpunben
feien. Oas mar aber nibt Der iSau,
benn man brau9te ben f9marsen So.
LOB mad tpie Dor, NEIL man nit ibm
Bite e!ettriide 9raft suerft erseugen
muBte.
@nblid aber III es nunmebr bod qes
luu9en, bic Ma9t bss Rau6i9Iotes su
breGeH unb guar burm eine neue gr.
tnbune, tpeldbe obne 3ueifel bernieu
lit, eiae umndIsung a1er 8etriebe bers
DorsuruFeu. mie He tpObl glei9 greBars
tig In Der 8ei9i9te Der @ntnidelung
bes Observation-Disclosures ned ni@t ba,
semefen ifi.
Sn ber Mai6iuenfabrit 4ugsburg
arbeitet ssusenieur q. DieIel, BON
Oireftor SOmmer3ienraib Bug. BON
6riebri9 &rupp In @Ren u. o., In ie,
ber Deiie unteriiiiBt. felt Sabren bas
ran, eine BON ibm erfunbene Mdrme.
fraftmaidine 5ur marttfdbieen Waare
ans3ubiIben. bic ni6tS mebr o5er we.
niger beanipru3t aIs-bie Dampfmas
i6ine bonn 3brone au fioBen. gs III
cine Sebermann betannte Sbatia9e,
baB uniere Dampfmaifiaen, au9 bic
beiien, unItnnige aobIeaperfdmenber
finb: eine beutiee sroBe s@iffsma.
i6iue az baEeu. beanipru9t cine @is
fengrubs, iie 3u beireiben eine GobIens
srube. uniere tleiue einfa1e Dampf.
mai6iue bat meniger als 5 prOcent
0uBleiituug bs8 bon ibr ber3ebrten
GeueruugsmateriaIS, bic gr6Bten uub
befen baben mad gemoltigem 9luf,
panb on qeiiiiser 8erbeferungsars
belt II bis Ii proeent unb bamit III
man 10 aiemli6 an Der oberften @rense
aEget0mmen, III eben elm unperbeKers
Iidsr Beri6menber. $50 bIeiben bic
betlorenen 81 bis SO procent8 9lnt.
mort: 3uaddft gebsn 20 bis 25 Bro,
gent aus Der Geuerans in ben S9orn.
ftein unb tn bic umsebung unb biIben
suglei6 bic RaudpIage, uel6e beTon,
bers In groBen Stdbten unb auf ben
8abnb6fen Der giieubabuen BON 5aa
ju Gag unangenebmer uro geTun0,
beitsf6dblider tpirb. Sobann aber
ftnb bic In ben Sampf bes aeKel8 ge.
sau8enen IS bis 80 prO3ent Wdtme
bon elmer Semperatur BON 800 bis
900o @eIfius unb balaber, bic He i'm
Sgeuer battsn, auf etua 200e ober
(bei 6siBodmpFmaf6iuen) 300 bis
bO6feuS $500 berabgeiunten uub ba,
ben babur9 reihIi6 Z ibrsr Ar6eits,
fdbigteit eings baBi, fOOaB bon ben IS
Bis so 9ro3ent nur nod "a bis 26
prO3ent tbsoretif9 nuBbar uerbleiben.
Denn mas fir cine Wafertraft bas
8efdae lit. bas III fir bic @drme Der
8emperaturukterf6ieo, ben man bes
baIb aud 8emperaturgefdlle nennt.
Der erhebli6fe 8srIuif. Der bur6
ben 8emperaturitur3 Dom 6euer gum
9nmpfe peruriafte Sprung BON 80
auf 26 Proceut, III Der unDertt(gbare
grbfebIer Der GampFnai6ine, ibre
.O0Gi8 perfsbIte .Granblage" unb bier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
se8em 0iir 9ie aysemf6bett.

Dureb Ieine pielen unb wunberbaren
&uren hat Salpaticn Scl Gh einen uu>
lter6liden 9iamen 9enadlt, uno &iele
f6nren fir Ieine S,eilfraft 3eu9niB
atlegen. "5d) 9cbrouhte Sarbaticn
Sel fllr 8beuratt8mu5 uuo fano e6
Gin Gheres M}ittel. Sd, Qebrauhte
.lur brei Sla1hen uno bin jest pOlltcnr>
men 9eIuno. Salpaticn Sel 1T eiu
Seoen fur Die leioenbe WcnI Idlteit uno
id, ipilnIhte td) t6nnte ale 9lbeumas
tiSmuS Geibenbe caocn in &emtniB
Ieben." Same6 $. SrDant, Debrutls,
q. 6. 0a6 terubmte Galpaticn Sel
lit ba6 bette Qiniment un Gd,merSen
Al itillcn eS fpitet nur % ltat6 unp
inter fcmcr 8eoin9un9 laGe man Gd
ein anbere8 Mittel ouflhwdBen. @s
giebt nur ein etnji9es IId,eres uuo bas
lit Saloaticn Sel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
Cinderella Sdub : Valait.

IergeBt ntdt, baB mir unieren
Store nod 0tO. 2O7 2ltau,psptasa,
aDei 6dufer itibIt6 BON unierem frti.
beren Gefddftsbauie, perleat baben,
no mir aIe unfere aIten 3unben tpies
ber3uieben bOffen unb nod pieIe neue
basu. ba mir nit ben beiteu Waaren
bieuea t6uneu. uaier Store III gana
nen ein9erihtet, gut bentifIrt unb isbr
heu. aomn,t uab ftattet urs einen
8efu9 ab, menu Sbr aud ni6t se.
robe gu faufen wani6t.
6. 8anm,
@iaberelIa 9 @u9,8alaH,
2O7 @laMp 9Ioaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
Wtabncte 6Dtel Sar,
Ofs SOuitOn StraBe,
20 NJ. Mntb. 49,. Giaentfiimer

Wan finbet bier Elm porahgIi6e8
@Ias Bier unferer beimiiGen 8raue.
reisn. 8eioubere 4uertennuag pers
bienen bic Weine, Gigarren, Wbistiea,
Siquore &c. gOrSlgli9er Grei.
lun6 bes M MorgenS unb Na ds
mittags. 9ieie @irtbi@aft erfreut
f6 bes ausgeaeiGneten RufsS au benz
angeuebmtten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bet
Stabt 3u sdbleH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02

- Der tpehfdlifde Qrouincial. 2ant.
tas bemilliste 100000 MQrt ,ur @uE.
tiOirung bon Osbldnbereieu unb sur
8llburg unb fpdteren 8erduBerung
Ton 9eutengatern aus ben euItibirten
5I61en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02

2eute, bic f6 BON Rbeumatismus
befreit Dtniden, ipaten eine ssIal6e
bon elmer 6 9lmenos 8esept 02n.
1851 ueriu6en. 6. G. g 9mibt,
Sruhon, SeTas, alIeini9er ageut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02

- Sn Warrenton bat Grau %. 8.
6entel, 65 Sabre aIt, GeIbRmorb be'
ganaen. inOem ite In einen eroBen
@aRerbebdlter Fprarg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-02
(sSprtIebung folot).

Wir t6nnsn uns bes Sommers
erfreueH, uenu mir barauf o6teu, bab
unfer Wlagen unb 8Iut fi9 In gutter
Sef9affenbeit befiHben; bieIes Tam
aur eef6eben bur9 eine prpmpte an.
penbung BON Or. Nuguii a6nig's
6amburger $ropfen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-19
WILLIAMsvILLE.

A. C. Fellows is visiting friends at
Grotou, this state.
Cashier W. II. Newton of Walinrford,
Conn. spent sunday with his family at
d. ID. Dickinson S.
There will be a base ball game Saturday
afternoon al O'Clock between the West
Brattleboro aud Wilhamsville mines on the
grounds Of the home team
Miss Mabel Morsa is the owner Of line
new Haliett a Davis blanche gift Of her
parents. The instrument was furnished
by c. II. Dickinson Of Walingford. Conn,
who is now spending his vacation here
Henry G. Taylor Of Three Rivers. Mich,
is visiting at O. l.. Sherman's and with
other Newfaue relatives. Nj TAYLOR,
who Is native f Newfane. is son Of
Arad and Hannah Robinson Taylor, who
went out from this town early in life and
settled al Caremont y II
There will be no services at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday on account of the
grove meetings al Sunset lake There
Will bee preaching a. the Uuversalist
church IN the morning, and In the evening
the Dung Peoples Christian union will
consider Helpful Thoughts from the
Psalms under the leadership of LucIau
>tedmau.
Amo our visitors OF the past week
have been Giiber. G. Brown of south Wi
iug'ou. Conn. a, Geo. b. Williams 5. ".
II. Mum Of Hovokr. Mas. al u. ".
Shipmau Mr., :. V. kimbaI of Brat
ueboro al L. J.. Park Mis-, Bertha VOL
colt OF Greenfield, Mas. at O.. Is Lambs.
Miss GrrtIr Croker OF Brattl.boIo at l.
%. Morse Frank Willard OF south Deer
field, Mas a. T.. L. Willard s. and Miss
Lula Horton Of B.attIeboro at Mrs. Sarah
>aheuss
The Newfaue Republican caucu. TO
choose candidate tor town representa-
tive, also candidates for Justices of peace
Will be held al Union hail. Newtaue VII
lage. next Wednes iay evening at 80 BY
long established custom OF alienation the
representative this year should be- taken
from The north side of the town. and the
people IN our vicinity are not SO much in
terested ia the caucus choice provided he
shall Dee good man We learn that the
north slders are no, warming up much
yet. uu, that a skilled range finder would
probably locate the bolt as likely to strike
some one in the following list. William H.
Rand. george 3. johnson, T. c. Stiles.
j. NJ. Miller, ". G.. Bauou NJ. O. Howe.
\. N. Batchelder. d. a. Benson. l. c.
Benedict, b. c. Eager. {. L. Hescock,
joel Grout. +. II, Tuthil
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-19
WEST CHESTERFIELD. n. r.

Schools No. u and 50 will begin their
fall terms Monday, Aug. -.
Mrs. +. II. Farr expects to return Ia
Cleveland, Ohio, "Wednesday morning.
The next lawn party viii be held a, c.
W. Chamberlain's Friday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Alice Bevis of Antrim, is stopping
with her sister Mrs. Moses Chickering for
a few days.
Mr. Nellie Durham and daughter.
Ethel, have been the guests of Mrs. c. ".
Chamberlain the past week,
Mrs. II. T Cotton of Jamaica Plain.
Mass. has been visiting relatives and
friends here for the past week
F. A. Streeter and Geo. Smith are tax
ing a carriage drive through several towns
in Vermont, visiting relatives and friends.
Willie Williams of Townshend. has
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Richard Farr
and Mrs, David Bailey, for the past few
days.
Several from hereabouts took advantage
of the excursion rates and visited Sunapee
lake last Sunday, returning late in the
evening.
Next Tuesday, Aug. -, is the time ap.
pointed for the annual picnic OF Spotford
grange. If stormy it will be held the first
fair day following,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-08-19
STATIONS RIVER.

Harand Chapman of Turner's Falls.
Mass. is IA guest at the Lockes.
Mrs. Mary CampbelD Potter and chill
dren are again at home Lowell, Mass
Geo Weaver of Washington. D. c.. was
a guest for few DAYS of Milton Wiley.
Miss Eames of Marlboro, y. H., is spend
ing some weeks at Deacon NJ. Thompson s..
Profound gratitude and the utmost salts
faction stirs the community in view of
peace.
A telegram Sunday morning announced
the sudden death of Mrs. Amos Holbrook
of Sturbridge Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs John Hubbard, who have
been spending their vacation here. left ON
Friday for their home IN Chicago.
The whole service Sunday morning at
the Congregational church was made iubi-
liant because of the honorable close of the
war
Miss Edith Foster Miss Alexander. Miss
billiard Miss Ruth Barry and Herbert
Barry went to Newport a. H., Tuesday
TO attend the musical convention.
The Amphion quartet Of Boston are
posted for concert Wednesday evening
close
of concert ice cream and cake will be
served in the vestry.
A delightful choir rehearsal last Friday
night at the Congregational parsonage was
made doubly pleasant and helpful because
of the presence and leadership of Mr..
Henry Lake of Keene, n. H.
Miss Lazelle and sister, after an absence
of more than a year spent with a niece in
California, arrived home on Saturday
night Their many friends are very
pleased TO welcome them back again.
The concert Wednesday evening at the
Congregational church, given by the Am
phion quartet, assisted by Miss Goodhue
and Miss Williams was well received and
highly enjoyed For an evening dark and
rainy the attendance was excellent. The
singers held the eager attention of their
audience from the first number to the last
All the parts were well sustained. 1t was
"A rare musical treat TO lovers of good mu
sic. Both before and after the concert the
ladies served ice cream and cake in the
Vestry
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suit FOR $4,000 Damages.

VIM a Griswold OF Greenfield. repre-
senting Mrs Helen ;. Russell of Bernard
ston. have begun suit in her behalf for
5000 against Frank L. Burrows of Bern
ardston. IL is alleged that Mrs. Russell
was sitting in carriage near the residence
of Alonzo Afford in Bernardstou. July 2g.
when the carriage was struck 10y the car
riage OF the defendant, III which he was
riding. and the plaintiff was thrown TO
the ground and seriously injured. Mr.
burrows was formerly conductor on the
New York Contra. road, and Is now nearly
blind
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WILMINGTON

Alfred Bugbee of New York is visiting
in town.
Ernest A. Fairbank, of New York is
visiting in town.
II. Lazelle of Bernardstou made a visit
in town the past week
Rev. Irving L. Tomhnson and his sister
are visiting at Hosea Mann's.
Miss Parker and Miss Stewart of Boston
are visiting at c. d. Spcncer's.
Miss Newton of Greenfield, Mass, has
been visiting at Mrs. Mary +. Wnches-
ter's.
- A barn has been erected on grounds OPP
pOsite the office of the Deerheld River com
pany.
Il is understood tina, Hosea Mann will
remove TO Brattleboro .u The course OF a
few weeks.
The union services at the Baptist church
sunday morning wera largely attended
and were OF much interes..
George c. Hubbard. au old and esteemed
resident, died al h, home "Wednesday.
The burial will be on Friday
Miss Audria /. Bowen AMI her little
brother. Orriu, and Frank Battles Of Ben.
niugtou. have visited al G.. ". Russell ,
This week
About lG5 people went on the sunday
school excursion and picnic 90 ioosac
Tunnel Tuesday. \ number went to
North Adams.
Abou' 80 friends and neichbors met al
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie ". Boyd
Monday evening TO remind them Of the fact
that ii had been ten years since they were
married. a number of valuable articles
were presented 10y Edward Titus In behalf
OF the friends Refreshments were served
and the evening was one of much pleasure.
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What We Have Won.

From the New York Tribune
il is result upon which all parties are
TO be congratulated The United states
has conquered not only a militant foreign
Zoe, bur other foes less obvious to the eve
Of sense, but not less menaciug pom
what it has gained above all IT'S losses this
land may vel felicitate itself rs renewed
and augmented Union, It's proud develop
mrnt OF military strength such as even the
warrior empires envy, MS enlarged human
itaran horizon and range OF interests. are
all benefits Of the highest order 70 this ma
ton. Also IL is a day OF rejoicing for the
minor peoples in what were Yesterday the
colonies OF spain. They have acquired.
through our intervention, freedom from an
into'erabie yoke and opportunity to grow
up to the full stature Of civilized nineteenth
and twentieth century manhood That is
what peace means TO Cuba ami Porto Rico
and We trust, 10 the Philippines.
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WESTMIN STHR.

Miss Burke of New York is the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Ellen Ward.
Mr. Hnlard of New Haven Conn. is at
j. H. l.aach's for a few days
Mrs. Newton of Brattlehoro is visiting
he sister. Mrs Martha Smith
Albert Nmal of Westboro. Mass, has
been visiting his cousin Carl Underwood
NJ IS. r. T. Clark of South fadley, Mass
is vi sting her parents. MIR. and Mrs, j. l..
Collins
A party of - young people went We'd
nesday morning TO Spoiiord lake for a
week. outing.
Bills are out announcing the sale by auc-
ton Aug. 25. of the real estate belonging
to the late Johns Leach.
Ralph Metcalf and his sister Of Hinsdale,