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La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
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Dallas, Tex. Feb. 24.--The smallpox
situation has become so alarming that
the District Courts were closed to-day
and the jurles dismissed.
There are ten cases In the pest house,
number i3olated at private expense.
and n larRe number of suspected cases
under surveillance. Five deaths have
been reported, There Is agitation In
favor OF closing the public schools.
Reports from Cleburne, Weather
ford. San Diego. Corpus Christi and
other Texas towns Indicate that the
disease is becoming more epidemic.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
parl.. Now .Ro~ax Place.

Paris is perhaps the only big city in
the world which has fashionable
rowdy place" for eating. For a long
time the BLACK Cat" enjoyed favor
The Dead Rat" superseded 1t for,
briefer period. Now the "Tabarins' is
the ostentatiously vulgar place which
caters to the trade Of aristocrats from
every country.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
why He was Bravs.

A recent narrative In the Companion
recalls to one OF our readers something
which occurred few years ago. when
mob surrounded the courthouse in
c. and did considerable damage;
among other things setting fire to a
part Of the structure and destroying
valuable records. The state militia
was hastily called out. Company A,
consisting OF sixty men. was hurried
by special train from a nearby city.
The citizen soldiers arrived in c.
just after dark. The mob had heard OF
their coming. and rushed to the sta
tion to meet 1.-The boys" with sticks and
stones
shed. but when the soldiers got out
into the street they found 1t jammed
9Th q raging mob. and were met by
o volley Of sticks, stones and bricks.
The captain feared to advance. called
halt and finally ordered a retreat.
The company scattered in all direc-
t&ons except toward the mob. and came
home on any sort OF train that rolled
in that direction. Only two men re-
paained-the first lieutenant and q
small drummer boy scarcely sixteen
years old.
After the flight Of the captain the
command passed to the lieutenant. He
tried to rally the boys, but to no pur-
pose. He told the drummer boy that
his orders were to report to his colonel
at the county Jail. and he proposed to
d6 SO. even II he had TO go alone. The
drummer declared that he was ready
to obey orders. The lieutenant drew
his sword and ordered his company"
to advance. The little fellow made
his snare-drum fairly rattle as the two
marched out into the face of the crowd.
Whether the mob disdained to at
tack so small a company" or admir-
ed its courage. will never be known,
but the facts are that they actually
escorted the lieutenant and his drum
corps" to the county Jail. giving them
the safest sort of convoy. After the
trouble was over and the lieutenant
had returned home, I asked him how
he ever found the courage to do a
thing 30 foolhardy. His reply was as
follows:
ITO tell you the truth 1 don't de-
serve all this credit for bravery. was
just as big a coward as the rest Of the
boys. only in different way-I was
more afraid to go home than to face
the mob. Father is an old regular
army man. West Pointer: and knows
only duty. II had showed the white
feather. disobeyed orders and sneaked
home father wouldn't have done q
thing but take me out into the back
yard. tie me fast to tree. step on
about ten PAGES. draw a thirty-two
caf!ber revolver and simply shoot me
full Of holes. l preferred to take my
chances with the mob. knew what
father would do"
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
Rouudasou, ,s.,boo. I

"You don't think you will make any
one think you are younger by dyeing
your beard. do your"
mo; but they will realize how old
/ am and treat me with little more
consideration. on."-Indianapolis Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
CAMPFIRE SKETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STORIES FOR
THE VETERANS.

why He Was Br.ve-Member of .
Aiitia Company who Faced the Mob
Rather Than Return to Meet His Own
Faaher-Kuew the Latter.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04

A fight between white and negro
coal miners II reported from Ratou.
Several men were woun led.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01

William York fell off load Of oats Friday
and dislocated one OF his shoulders.
The creamery company distributed SIIo2.52
among its patrons last week. The creamery
made 7II5 pounds Of butter during July.
This is family reunion week for Lincoln,
there being four to occur, as follows: The
Whittiers at X. X. Wheeer's, Tuesday; Sar-
gents, at G. y. Sargents Wednesday; Colbys,
at /. y. Jackmans Wednesday; Purntons,
at Frank Guindons Thursday.
Teachers for the fall term of school have
been assigned as follows; Center, Miss Cor
nelia STOW of Bristol; Corners, Miss Nellie
Young Of pawlet; West Lincoln, Miss Edna
c. Dixie Of Bristol; South Lincoln, Miss Hat
Tie Potter of Rutland; Cove Hill, Miss Har-
riet Norton Of Panton; Elder Hill, Miss Rhc-
ma b. Callahan of Bristol; Murray school,
Miss Gertrude y. IIagan Of Pittsford; West
Hill, Arthur f. Cushman Of Lincoln. The
term opens sept. !.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
SHOREHAM,


Mrs. Ellen Cascom Of Troy is visiting friends
here.
Miss Bushy of Rutland is guest of Miss
Ella Ilathorne.
Miss Ruth Pearson Of Charleston, Mass, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Rena Grandy has returned to the
Normal School at Randolph.
Mr.. Abegg has purchased the VIM. c.
French farm at Larrabees Point.
The C.. Z. sociable at the parsonage Tues
day evening was pleasant occasion,
w. w. Moore has sold his farm to his sons,
John and Sam, who take possession Sept I.
J. f. Briggs and family Of Boston were
guests OF Mrs. T. II. Moore the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forbes and Mrs.
Media Mason and daughter have recently
spent saveral days in town.
Episcopal service will be conducted in the
Universalist church on Sunday afternoon,
Sept 5, at 4 o'clock by Rev. w. T. Forsythe
of Niddlebury. All are invited
Mrs. Charles Orchard and daughter, Mrs.
Anderson of Detroit, Mich, spent a few days
here the first Of the week, this being the
home Of Mrs. Orchards childhood.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01

Mr.: Scott took the train Tuesday for Grand
Isle and Mrs Scott will remain here week
or two.
Mrs William Crosby, who has been at
Brattleboro to see her sister, Miss Maggie
Gordon, returned home Monday and reports
her sister as improving and that she thinks she
will soon be able to return home.
Burt Nanderhoof was arrested Monday by
Constable +. c. Middebrook for furnishing
liquor and brought before Justice Moulton.
He gave bail in the amount of $50 to appear
for hearing Wednesday at Panton.
Miss Florence NJ Rogers, daughter Of a
former Methodist pastor Of this place, who
has been visiting Miss Sarah Dean and other
friends in this vicinity, has returned to her
home in Rupert. From thence she goes to
Syracuse University, where she is a member Of
the sophomore class.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
WEST CORNWALL

Mrs. II. {. Bingham has been IN the sick
list this week.
i. +. Haskell continues to improve, but
does not walk alone yet.
School has commenced in district No. 5
with Miss Gertrude Peet as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Dmmock were guests
at O. C. Dalrymplcs. Nergennes, over Sunday,
Very dry, hot and dusty, but cool nights, so
that tired man, woman and beast can rest
after such warm, weary days.
Albert Pastene has returned to Boston,
Mass, having been called here by the death Of
his father-n-law, w. II. belong. Mrs. Pas
tene and children viii remain for a while.
Mrs. Mary bingham and daughter, Lottie
of Cleveland, o., are visiting at w. II. Bing-
hams and with other relatives and old friends,
who are always glad to see them and give
them warm welcome.
Among recent guests in town have been
\. 5. bingham and wife Of the Industrial
school, Nergennes; Fred bingham Of st. Al
bans and Fred Miner and sister Anna OF Brid-
port, at Roy Bingham's,
Mrs. Lewis Griffith, formerly of Dandy, but
now Of Illinois, came last week to visit her
old friend, Mrs c. L. Sowle. She went from
here Monday to Bellows Falls, where she will
visit other friends before returning to her
western home.
Mrs, Lewis Baldwin died at her home in
East Cornwall on Monday. Funeral at her
home Wednesday afternoon and burial in East
cemetery in this place. Mrs Baldwin was
Georgia, youngest daughter Of our townsman,
IoseDh k ZONES
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
ORW ELL.

Landlord Kimbal has house full.
Mrs. Hattie Amedon OF It. Paul, MINI,
is visiting in town.
Some early potatoes are being dug. \ fair
crop is generally reported.
Our schools commence Monday next, Sept.
!, with the same teachers.
NJ Peck has been adding some improve
ments to the Clover Leaf creamery.
The Orwell campers at Sunset lake broke
camp last Saturday, after two weeks outing.
The twenty-ifth exhibition Of the Orwell
Farmers Club will be held at Orwell, Thurs
day, Sept. 81.
The dry weather continues and the number
of farmers that have to draw water for their
stock is increasing.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
WHITING.

X. D. Needham has improved his buildings
by painting.
Charles Baldwin is stopping with his mother
and brother for time
Mrs. Frank Wood and son Of Brandon were
at c. X. Williams last week.
Mrs. Nellie Bacon and Miss Bacon of Bran
don visited Mrs. George Walker last week
Rev. O. G. Baker Of Ferrisburg will preach
in the Congregational church Sunday, Sept. g.
Repairs are in progress on the Congrega-
tional parsonage, and it is hoped it will be
occupied soon.
The Ketcham family reunion took place
Wednesday at Lake IIortonia. Some OF our
townspeople were present
Mrs. Y. c. Kelsey returned Saturday from
Poultney, where she has been for the past ten
'days at her old home. She attended family
reunion while away,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
VERGE NNEa.

Miss Katie Simon, who has been visiting in
ST. Adams, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Belle Miner, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to burlington Tuesday.
Mrs. V. \. Adams, who has been making
her brother, \. Sawyer, visit, returned to her
home in Manchester, y. H., Monday.
Charles Ravens and family, who have been
camping at the lake for the past two weeks,
broke camp and came home Tuesday.
William Stone, 5. Botsford and Lester +,
Bento, who have been on a cruise through the
lake in the steam yacht Camilla, have returned
T. c. Middlebrook went to Adams Ferry
Monday and searched the house and ferry
boat belonging to John Nanderhooi, but found
nothing,
+. c. Scott and wife Of NIiddlebury arrived
at their sons, +. c. SCOTS, Monday night
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
NEW HAVEN.

Water is very low and rain is much needed.
y fire is raging on the ledge across Beech
hill.
Miss Frances Rose is visiting her sister in
Port Henry.
The Ladies Union met on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. W. J. Nash.
Miss Cutler of Littleton, y. H., is the
guest of Miss Cathalena Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Conant and daughter
are visiting relatives in Bangor, y. V
Rev. Mr.. Barnum occupied the pulpit Sun
day morning in exchange with Rev, J. H..
Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C.. Miner have returned
from their wedding trip and are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs c. {. Miner.
y native Armenian lectured in the church
vestry Wednesday evening on the need Of
Christian work among the Armenians.
Rev. J. II. Hoffman and son attended the
y. ?. 5. c. +. convention, held last week at
Georgia. Mr.. Hoffman was one of the speak
ers at the convention.
The funeral Of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles \. Hunt was held from their
residence on Tuesday, Rev w. a. Kenzie of
Bristol officiating. quartette sang the hymn,
'Safe in the Arms Of Jesus" Mr. and Mrs.
Hunt have the sympathy of the community in
their sorrow for this little one.
John Wheeler, grandson Of Hiram Wheelet
bf this town, was drowned while bathing in
Otter creek last Sunday. lie was an inmate
NJ the Industrial school at Vergennes, and the
funeral was held there on Monday. Inter-
rhent in the New Haven cemetery John was
4 bright boy and had won the esteem of his
teachers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
EAST MIDDLeBURY.

Frank Roberts was up from Proctor on sat
day.
Miss Annette Perry has returned from
Mrs. J, ], Manney has gone to hospital in
ontreal for treatment.
Mrs. John NJ Nash Of St. Albans is with
r mother, Mrs. Sarepta Smith.
Miss Frances Sumner Of Bristol has been
sting her aunt, Mrs. y. II. Sumner.
Services in St, Barnabas's chapel on Sunday
pit. 5, will be as follows; s a. m, holy COM
lnion; Sis p. m, Sunday school. No
ernoon service.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross Of Boston are
sting Mrs. Ross parents and relations here.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
BRISTOL.

Daniel Strong, former resident was in
wn last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Fuller of Warren are
sitting friends in town.
DR.. and Mrs. F. T. Briggs are entertaining
r. and Mrs. F. II. Maker of Medheld, Mass
There has been no rain in this town for the
lst week, and everything is suffering for the
ant of it.
. Misses Jennie and Helen Sutlif of Topeka,
an, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
asseltine.
d. X. Johnson and family have returned
ON visit of several weeks with relatives at
unapee, n. II.
c. f. Lawrence, travelling salesman for a
hicago firm, who has been visiting his family
ere, has returned.
Rev. +. II. Bigelow OF Natck, Mass, son
the PASTOR preached in the Methodist
lurch last Sunday.
Rev. s. Gardner, nearly SO years old, is crit
ally i'll at his home on North street He is
lpected to live only few days
II. J. Chidley addressed large audience at
DdDllSl CuuINll ldSl OullOtlN evening III NllC
terest of the Anti-Saloon league.
. Mrs. c. s. Tabor of this town and Newell
ifford were married at Burlington on Tues
~ last. They will reside at Essex.
Edwin 5. and Miss Mary c. Worden Of
ewton, Mass, former residents Of town, are
tests Of d. $ Parmelee and family
Rev. F. w. Richardson, pastor of the Adj
Rnt church, has returned from his vacation at
len Bay and preached in his church last
nday
isses Kathie and Hazel Needham, has been
sitting relatives in northern New York the
list two weeks.
Mrs. y. c. Parker, died at the residence Of
pr son, Z. c. Parker, on Tuesday afternoon.
be funeral will be held from the house on
hursday morning.
Eugene Smart of st. Louis is visiting his
andfather, E. X. Smart. He was a member
Missouri regiment and served in Cuba in
e war with Spain.
There was a large crowd at the band con-
IT in the park Saturday evening. The
bdies Library association served ice cream and
Ike, from which they realized $50.
The Ladies Library association gave a con-
IT at the town hall on Wednesday evening
hich was well attended, and quite a sum was
allied for the benefit of the library.
The postofiice in the +. c. Norton building
completed and Postmaster IIaskins expects
move to the same today, Sept. I. The new
ice is great improvement on the old one.
Harry Bingham, wife and daughter and
rs. Pauline Bingham Of Cornwall and Mrs.
lcan bingham and daughter of Cleveland,
=, were guests of II. T. Peck and family on
ednesday.
The Bristol base ball team went to lines
rgh last Saturday and defeated the home
am by score Of 20 to 9. Each team has
On game, and the third will be played here
me time next week
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
County Uems.
BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Jonas Rice was in Shoreham last week.
Mrs. Kelsey and son Of Jersey City have
ben spending some time at F. a. Williams's.
Miss Grace Smith of Addison has been
bending few days with her aunt, Mrs. G. F..
place.
Mrs Bissell and daughter of Madrid N. Y,
hve been the guests of Mrs. Herman Witherell
|e past week.
Mrs Alkaline Russell of Shoreham, and
kughter, Mrs. l. S. Borley of Fitchburg
lass, visited at J. n. Spaulding's last week.
Mrs. H. B. Delano of st. Paul is visiting
Fr brother, the pastor, w. n Bacon. She is
by her youngest son. As she
bs been several weeks in the east, Boston,
lew York, Glens Falls, Ticonderoga, Shore
km, Orwell, she returns soon to st. Paul
rwell was her native home and host of
bends have greeted her.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
WEST ADDISON,

Mrs. L. II. Raine and daughter Marguerite
return to New Yord city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs y. y. Young are spending a
few weeks in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. K. II. IIolconbe and children have
returned from Crown Point, y. y.
Rev. w. 5. Mulholand, wife and baby Wis
tied at Mr. NIulholland's fathers recently.
The NJ. Z. Sunday school will hold their
picnic at Elm Point ON Thursday Of this
week.
Edgar Narney Of Norah, y. v, and Miss
Hattie Hutchinson Of this place were married
at Port Henry \. y, on the 2Syh ult.
Mrs. Fred Foote, Mrs. !. Barker and Mr..
Stearns OF Mlddlebury spent several days last
week at Mr., Fletchers camp IN Pattens
Point
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
HANCOCK:


Frank Lewis has sick child.
Eta Whittier is on the sick list.
Miss Ethel Prosser from Rochester is visit
ling friends here.
The Methodist Sunday school had a picnic
at WilcoX's falls on Wednesday.
c. NJ. Robbins caught large bear on the
south part Of Hancock mountain last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Rhodes have returned
from Medford, Mass, where they have been
visiting friends for the past few weeks.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
NORTH FERRlSBURG.

Mrs. f. NJ. Stearns and children are visiting
her father, J. ?, Kenyon.
Leland Stone and Arthur James left last
Thursday for bicycle trip to Swanton.
P. ]. Kenyon spent Sunday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. +, NJ Stearns in Whallonsburgh,
N. y.
The Epworth league viii hold a sociable at
s. n. Aliens cottage on Long Point Friday
evening.
The funeral services of Mrs. solomon lew
ell were held at her late home Sunday at ?
o'clock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01

Miss E. w. Kingman Of Bristol and Mrs.
II. Clark and daughter Matte of Addison
visited at !. v Dakins Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Pease Of Springfield,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hough Of
Burlington were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Y. Dakin over Sunday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01

Master Harry and the two little girls have
been here for several weeks.
Miss Charla Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
lamin Hewitt, who came up from Lynn, Mass,
have returned home Mrs. Hewitt has been
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Cham
pin, until Tuesday last She with her little
son returned to Lynn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01
in
FURNITURE

Are constantly changing When you make a pur-
chase, don't let the dealer palm off on you an
out-of-date style left on his hands. Our stock is
new throughout and up to-date in every
particular.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01

Most imitation baking powders
are made from alum. Alum
III food nd a1..-~s the health.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-01

CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO..
NEW YORK
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&rd1en, ldute Hufe, unb pie BON Der
Ia9t beri9lungen, p%eriintt bas frembe
SabrSeug i'm Rebel. Cine grGbli4e
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taum betleibet, itiir5en unter Sammers
seI9rei auf Oed unb periu9en in Oers
5ipeifelter Sait bic 8OOte gu itiirmen;
man reibt fe auriid. r5rauen utib
&inber suerit," buSpiiden bic i9rIGlen
pfeifen Der 9ootsmaate, bic Cont
manborufe Der Sffieiere, bic Slii6e
Der Matrofen = nur Der Gapitdn itsbt
ilnerf9iitterli9 auf Der Bride, ertbsilt
nit rubiger Stimme feline 8efsble.
trDftet bic Sammernben nit benz Sins
ipeis, bab bic 9efabr nod ni6t unTttz
telbar beporitebe. No9 lit es ben Ofs
f~icieren 9elungen, bds Serablah en- her
8opte su berbinbern, bic bon ben por
angIt SinnloIen gum &entern ges
bra9t iporben pGren = ba plDbli9
fdnst bic Mai4ins, bic iOfort na3 benz
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2stfoer pom Der 2aofef.

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&6ein 3ugetebrten Settle bes berrli9en
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unb benz beutI9en Nopeant in bas
beuti6e 9sbiet einSutreten. Bon bier
ab Bis 0iebenbofen lit iie Dor etnem
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ben feu9ten @iefen bes Seiaettbales,
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FART bas gauge peite 2anb BON Wafa
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3 II m RampfpIdb B.

pflesten, BON trdftis:n Burden geleis
teten Dibber geben bic 8epobner Der
beiben S6rfer bas 9eleite. glm 8dmpfz
pldBe angelunst, biloen fie elm gez
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iuerben absefdloFen, bic 4usfi4ten
bes Sieses beipro9en unb a~bgepogen.
Sn Der G%ntfernung bon etHigen
S9ritten felt man bic &Gmpfenbeu
chamber seseniiber. Die Ruuflut err
ipadt beim sesenIeitisen 4Hblid, fte
tperben losgelaFen unb f"tiir5en fid fOz
fort nit geisnftem @eb0rn aufeinans
Der. @eit6in b0rbar lit Der Qnprall-
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f9eint. dfs Of iebes Der Sbiere bemiibt
pGre, bic auf i'm geIebten Soffnungen
gu erfiiaen. Rad unb Ma4 itelt fi9
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Der ganSen Nelt betannt, BON benz
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den bat. 9iebt es bod in 9erntuitel.
Srdben Srarba6, Gp9em unb anoez
rem 8einorten aellereien, in benen melt
iiber cine Miaion Otter bes ebeliten
Rebeniaftes lagert. limb nun erit Der
Rei9tbum in ben bielen &ir9en unO
Sapellen, benn bic Wolelaner Iinb gar
fromme 2eute. 4m Sonntag NOR
gems iiebt man bic &ir9en nirgenos
boiler als bort, aber basIel6e lGbt ii9
aud bes abeitbs BON ben Wirt6sbduz
fern Iasen. Den rt9tisen Mpielaner
ertennt man mad einem alien Sprt9s
mort am Roientran3 unb on - Der
rpthen Nafe.