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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Sunmore.

- Wars Papton bon 4ppIe Sirabe
unb Ulap Shielbs uno gtora @rimes bon
@reen Rlbse braden am Srsitas beim
S6littidubIaufen auf Simon's Teid
bur& bus Sis unb tonnten nur nit
Dldbe Dor bem @rtrinfsn ssrettet tpsrbsn.
- Gin Strabsnbabnpasen rannte am
5reitas gbenb an Sub 8lafelp Strase
in einen nit elmer Dampfmai&ine uno
&sfel belabenen Wusen unb bsibs tpur.
ben fart bei6dbist, uber Rismanb Der.
lest; bic @eleiie tpuren fur ldneers
8eit periperrt.
- Gin Seuer entifanb am Montae
Dlorsen beim ausibauen bon @afer,
rbbren in benz boppsltsn @ebdube bas
artbur Spencer an Rorb 8IateIp
Strabe, bod bas idneqe grideinen Der
5eueypsbr uerbinoerte sine IusSebnuns
bes 8ranbss unb Der Sdaoen iit serins.
-Sn benz @rOeerpIaben bon @sbr.
Smith an Gbshnut Strube eniitanb ON
6reitas Wiorsen ettpa 3 nbr Elm Seuer,
oas einen S6aben bon $500 am @ebduoe
unb etipa $4,000 on @auren anri9tete !;
ansrenienbe @ebdube tpurOen aud lsidl
bsi6doist. @barIes Smith, elmer Der
Srloer, Der i'm @ebdube itlisf, mubte
aus einem oberen Seniter iprinsen unb
perleBte ii4 babel Elm 8ein isbr fdmer 4.
lid. Das Seuer mar aussnideinli9
ansslest uno entfunb in Der @de, mo Del
aufseipei4ert mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Bon Der Supfeite.

Den gbeIeuten Beter NoG bon 9seh
StraBe purbe am Sumitus eine Io1ter
seboren.
am 25. Sanuar bdIt bic RinssoIo
8anb in ber Sdneerrunbe Saae ibren
i6brli6en Wasfenbaa ab.
@onfablsr s. S. 85Iters bat am
Samiias seeen Wldael Wiiaer cine @nt'
i6doisunesflass fur 81 900 eintrasen
lafsn.
Wit 4usnabme bon Montas unb
Samitis. fiuben isben absno oieie Node
@ottssoienfe in Der SidOrp Strabe prsS.
bpterii6en airds ftutt.
Dur6 einen Saa auf benz giis i'm
bintsrsn Sofraume perfau9ts ii6 am
Disnftas Glib Sobn 2entes baS rebte
SanossIeni uno bic Sdulisr.
Carpenters Union Ro. 4s4 pirb ibren
g. idbrli6en Bal um 10. Sebruar in Der
Grbeiter SaIe abbultsn. Wie se'
p5bnIid. 10 tpirb au6 biesmal nihts
unterlaHen tperben. um ben BAL su els
mem erfOIsrei6en su eeitalten.
Seds 9anbitrsi6sr. bic ben Irbsitsrn
in bsr flbll4en StublmIbIs ununnebm'
lihfeiten bereiteten, tpurben am Utontae
absnb arretIrt. aber ipisoer frei eelahsn.
naGbsm iie perfpro4en butten, innerbalt
elmer Stunbs bic StaOt ;u usrIaHen.
Srau Better Slid bon @sbar apsnue.
Wutter bss Germ 9lnton Slid. ftarb an,
Samfae i'm Utter BON 80 Sabren. Sbrs
Beerbisuns fanb am Disntas 8ormiitaa
pom Sauie ibrss Sobnss aus Fatt mad
porbsIieem Traueroienit in Der bsuiiden
taib. 81. Warienfirde erfolsts 8siieBuna
i'm st. Warieu Sriebbofe bel No. 5.
9farrsr Niespbor Gbanatb bon Der
srisdH6statbolii6en 8irds, @fe Srbinp
gpenue uno Sidorp Strabe, erIag an
Samitas 4benp i'm 2adamanna SofpitaI
ber 2unsentslnoune. bic einem Anfaut
Der Grippe foIste. Der 0eritorbsne ipir
40 Sabre alt unb felt A Sabren bier ibd
tis; feline 8serbisun8 fanb seitern itatt
auf bic antIass, siniss gtenbe po,
Meibna6ten SObn Nealis nnb Sames
8abe ansseriffen unb td1tis perilopf
su baben, purben am Disnitas Abent
4usuf 2ieitns, Gus. Sprsdlsr, W
Sdmibt. Sreb. Gottis. Geo. Softer uni
@bas. araft untsr ie $500 9lrsi&ai
esteqt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
9elifateGen.

Sii&s: Neue Soqdnbii6s Sdrinss
unb &ufli&e Surbinen, Samburse,
Iale in Del uno 9elee, Gapiar, Sars
olnen in 8ldien. 2obfier, Gppstit SiIbs,
sefO4ter Wtaderel, Saielsr Sprottsn in
Del.
8dfe: Sromuss be 9rie, 2ieber.
truna. Cream, 9rdner, Sdpsissr, Sim.
burger, 8aditsin unb Sanb 2die.
Wurit: Salami unb GerpeIat, Wie.
ner, nit ober cbne Sauertraut, unt
5runtfurter in Bl9isn.
Spe3ialitdten: OdfenmauI.
SaIat. 2iebie's Sleifd.g .grtraft, SlipenDI
beim Quart, 2amm' 3unssn in 56pfsn,
@bnarb g iebeder,
$50 2adapanna Npe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Spbe Narfer Ncttsen.

: a&tb. SObn &. Sarr bon bier in
am Dienitus alS Spre9er Der Stats.
legislator erpdbIt porben.
- @Onf0bIsr Ssnrs gurideI erbisIt
am Dienitas beim umfippen ieinss
S@lIttenS f4meraIi6e 8erIesunsen.
gatrid 2ofius bon gmmet Strase.
Elm Uiltelieo bes l5. RssimentS oer reaus
ldren Grmee. itarb Dor 10 Gasen in
BOtto Rico.
Sie llriude zines idIedten gpps.
tites entitebt bdufs bur6 nsberIaouna
oes Dlneens. Durd bic anipenouna bon
Or. ausuit 86nis's Samburser IrOpfen
ipiro osrielbe in tur3er 8sit lpieoerbsrses
heat.
- Gin iiberbeister Ofen beruriad,te
am Sreitas 8ormittas in Der @pan
Dabis Wobnuns an Rcbinion Strabe
Elm Seuer, oas ieOo6 tpisber obne tpsiie.
rem S4aoen eeI6idt perben fonnte,
Cbne Die Sdlfe Der burd 8afen 81 alars
mlrten Seuertpebr.
- Bm. Penbea tpurbs am Dienitae
in Der Samptcn Diine bon einem Deden.
faa esiroifen, Der ibm orei Rippen brad
uno innerli6 perleBte. Nan nabm ibn ,ur
Ssbanoluns mad benz bissisitissn So.
fpital. mo er pdbreno Der ar,tIi&en
nntsriuduns peridisb.
= 0dbrenb Sruu M. 3. Moran bon
Sadion StraBe am Samitas neben eli.
mem Nsbsermasen in Der StraBs itanb,
tpuros iie bon einem ubiprinsenben
Strabenbabnipasen setroffen unb sism.
LID bbs perlebt. Sic erbielt bier eebro.
tene 8lppen unb Sdrammen am Sc.
iiat uno 86rper; ber Dasen purbe
asrtriimmert uno ous PfsrO aud bOs Der.
lebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Biffesbarre Nadhrt6ten.


- Die bisberige 8. & $. Babnta.
tOn Wia greef beiBt felt benz |. Sanua,
Subfon. pie bas 9Oitamt oss Sidotr
dens.
- Ser biefse ,,W6dter" Bat tpieber,
um cine Sdpenfuns sema&t unb erfIdr
iid fiir pOlitii& ..unabbdnsis". - 8t
bleibt ba Der ..Boor"s Direftor unb fein,
bodseprieiene 9emoiratie ?
- 8sim 8reusen bes SIuKss auf BEN
giie brad Sarrp, Sobn oes g. D
StbfeI bon SIo Wlain Strabe burh.
bod iaben ibn mebrere Bsrionen uni
fonnten na& tti&tiserGnitrsnsun ibn po'
Oem grtrinfen retten.
Ser aIs 5bdritsber in Der Baib.
ineton Uline su BIpmouib anseheats
Dm. Stubbeltpine puroe am DOnneriiap
spiiden Barren sefaheen uno 10 bDs Der.
Isbt. bab er auf 'oem Wese sum Wercp
SOfpital iturb; er mar l6 Sabre alt.
- Simon 8ice bon Smitbpiue, Der
lebte Wobe arretirt nurbe, neil man
slaubte, bab er ben 4nbrsm Clements
seibbtet batte, 1T am Donnerftus 9lbenb
enilafen ;poroen, ba bic @oronet's 9e'
fdporenen eriIdrten, bab Elm 3us Gle.
mentS tbbtete.
-5rau 4nnu o. 8ropp, bic Dittip
oes i'm Sabre 1889 peritorbensn Pstsr
u. 8ropp. ftarb Dor einisen in scranton
I'M Alter BON 76 Sabren, tpdbreno ie bort
bel ibrer TObter. 5rau Sobn 5rep, gum
8efu6e tpar. Die 8erforbsns mar elns
seahtete Dame, bic felt ettpa l840 bier
pobnte unb feds ainber binterldbt.
- Gine 5rau Spabisnstp bon @len
2pon erfrantte por elmer Wo1e nit per.
Dabiisen Spmptomeu unb iest bat iih
lbr 2slben aIs BOdsnfranibsit entpideIt.
Die 5amilie III bon iebem Ssttebr nit
Der Nubenmslt absei6loHen tporben, um
eine Nusbreituns Der sefdrhteten &rant'
belt su perbiten. SIN ben benabbarten
Ortidaften trlift man ebsnfaas 8oriiatS'
mabreeeIn.
- Sisbsn Wdnner unb atpei giel iino
am sSreitae in einem Stolen beS gto. l6
Sda6tes Der 2ebieb uno Dlltss'Sarre
8Oblen So. su Dunamie in einem Strom
1riebianb ssfunsen porben; bic Giel
purben dbernaltiet unb eritidt, bod ben
Wdnnern eelane es su entfommen. Drel
purbe Der Iuswee ubsei4nltten, bod
sins Rettunssmannidufi bate iie in fiinf
Stunoen befreit. Ser Sriebiano tpuree
our6 eine Sprsnsune lOsssl6f.
- Gin Wann, ben man fur Siuut
2srp bon bier bdlt. beeins am Sreitus
Absnb i'm SIub oabier Selbtmoro, inoem
er bas Sis burdbrad uno iid ertrunt ;
mebrere Wdnner tpOaten ibn aus oem
Dafer sieben. bod pertpsiserte er ieoe
SIlfe unb peridpanb suleBt unter bem
glie. 2erp mar am ielben Gage bon
isiner Wobnuns abipsienb unb bic Se'
fdreibuns bss grtrunfenen trifft nit Der
ieinen dberein. Wian iudte bis am
Sonutae Ibeno mad benz 8Brper. muBte
abr bann tpeeen Der talten Witterune
aufb6ren, pbne ibn sefunben 3u baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Bon 1eter8bura.

= Stubtratb GburIss S. @asner sr.
bolt iid bon Der Grippe.
- Ser MIarm bon 3afen 80 am
5reitae Radmiitas narb bur6 einen
8rano in Der Wobnuns bss 8. 8uns on
SObn Strabe psruriadt. Der burG
brsnnsnbe 9ersen am @sibnadtsbaum
entitanb. Ser Sdaoen ift Elm unbebeu.
tsnbsr unb bic Dienfe bsr Ssuertpsbr
parsn ni&t n6ibis.
-SOiepb 8easr, Der ipssen 15btuna
bes Better Wepsrs su 5 Sabrsn unb 6
UlOnatsn 8u6tbaus psrurtbsilt tpurbe. ift
am Samfiae sesen Stsauns bon sl0,.
900 8drsi&aft uuf freisn SUB seieBt
tpUrben, bis bas Obsrosri&t ibsr isin
@efu& fdr elm nsuss ssridtIi9es Ser.
fabrsn enti6ieeen bot. 3sllsr berIebts
ben Rsuiabrstas bel ieinsn 8srpans.
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Wit bent meuen Sabre

8omm aabsn Nufrdumune unb g8aarsn Gufrdumuns.
Die ileinsn 8ursn gbna unb BorsQan md7sn esbsn
Gqe finb brauhbnrs Daarsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

Die aufalsnbfsn SsiIunsen bon
Scrofeln, bic man fennt, iinb mitteIIi
SOob's SuriaparilIa ersielt. Diefes
Diittel iu&t ieines @Isi6en bei 8lut.
trantbsiten. 8rau6t nur Soub's
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

Sauee 8ebdlter.
Wait brsi Garbsn In Der DsfcratOn. unb @oIb.
ssRrtifi, pirfIittr @rtb III 10 Gents. Sine
ttBf....".
3ie xener.
Ginstfiat. DdoratiOutn, sOlbssfrsift, parsn
10 Gents. Club itBt ................".."...4 Y
Dinner xe1er.
Su fIsintu partitn, tina bic 8 BON isesm
Gutpurfs. Warsn 10 Cents. SsBt..-......5 s
Nlatter8.
12 3sa GrSb,, nit f6p rem 6OlObanb
Warn 10 &tuts. eiup itpt........s.....t0 6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

JapanefiiHeS xbee Get.
3udsr, 8abm unb Gbabsbdltsr, tpirsn 50
Gtnts. gstsn isyt fir ssrapr sinbalb. b......25 s
Sibliotbef Sampe.
8 3Oa S6irm, biibi6 b,forirt pollfdueia
mar SO Gents. @sbt tsBt ju.,.. .....59 8
Eaffeu unb lIntertaifen.
tietnblsitId BON China. pana is bic 95
Gents. Gum aususrfauf fir ...............t0 s
@erabe IS.
Drtsbsn China 5aiIsn unb llnirtalf.u, pa
rtn 50 bic n Gents. Iae gsbtn ju.......24 .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
2ttt6tpn.

- Souls 6. rllrih unb SRI. Sannab
Bsber wurbsn lsste BO&e aIs Gbspuar
sinaeieanet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

Sobn Seftp bon Gebar 9tpenue srbieIt
am Donnerftas in Der iiioIiden StubI.
mdble burd cine barauffnqenbe idpere
@iienfanse cine bbs serorGfte Sanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

Suob's Pillen iinb nit Der Sanb se.
ma4t uno p6ais sIei8 on @r6be unb
@spidt. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

- Die bisbsriss o. & $. 8abnita'
tion Mia greef beiBt felt benz l Sanuur
Subfon. tpie bas POItamt bsS Sidbts
dens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

Den gbeIeutsn Better Noa bon 8eeb
Strabe wurbe am Sumitus cine Go8ter
Seboren.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Mime. pntti'a SubntitUte,

To some persons poor singer may
be better than no singer at all, but the
least musical person cannot fail to per.
ceive the irony Of the situation de.
scribcd below:
Once when travelling in the north of
Ireland an Englishman of letters
CHANGED upon small town which, to
his surprise, he found extensively filled
with announcements Of q concert at
which Nine. Patti was to appear.
The price of admission to the back of
the hall being the extremely moderate
one Of threepence, he fastened to Sc
cure seat. After long interval of
waiting, the manager stepped forward,
remarking:
Ladies' and gentlemen, l regret to
say that Nine. Patti Is unable to ap-
pear tonight. In order, however, to
save you from disappointment, l have
arranged that Miss Arabella Jones of
our town of Ballyslackguthery shall
favor you with song!'-Youths Com
paniOn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Autumn Excursion to New York.

The Central Vermont railway will
run it's autumn excursion to New IOri,
Wednesday, November Sth, Via New
London and the elegant steamer City
of Lowell. Fare for the round trip is
- from all stations Barre and Will
JAMESTOWN to Hartland. inclusive.
This is the most favorable time to
visit Greater New York, as the thea
tres are all open with new and up-to-
date entertainments. There are Il
multitude of other attractions too
numerous to mention. The BROOKLYN
Eagle, Brooklyn, n. y, will send you
small pamphlet, "How to See New
York, F" upon request.
Tickets Will be good going only on
regular trains November Sth. 1899. to
arrive in New York not later than
November 9th, 1892 good returning
to leave New York not later than
November 18th, 1899, to arrive at
starting point until November 18th,
inclusive. Owing to the very low
rates at which these tickets are SOLD.
no stop-Over privileges will be allowed
in either direction.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Naming Children In Japan.

The custom in naming children in
Japan is for the parents on the thir-
tenth day after it's birth to take the
child to the temple they attend, and
the father gives three names to the
priest, who writes each on piece Of
paper. These are then shutfled about
with certain lamentations and thrown
up in the air. The first that falls is the
one chosen. This is then written by
the priest on consecrated piece of pa
per and given to the child's parents to
preserve. The child then receives GER
tain gifts, two of which are important
If a boy, two fans are presented; If a
girl, a pot of pomade, and In each case
packet of flax thread is added, which
signifies good wishes and long life.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02

was given that Demerise be expelled
from the bar. Demerise was formerly
a lawyer in st. Johnsbury and was
found guilty of unprofessional con-
duct.
In Barton National bank VS.. G. w.
Atkins ct al, motion to reargue was
denied and decree dismissing the bill
was affirmed.
In State VS.. Thomas Leonard, con-
victed in Bennington Of first offence
of selling liquor, the court found nc
error IN the county court and sentence
was affirmed. 1t was fine of 5000
and one year in the House of Correc-
ton.
Nelson Bacon VS.. Il. w. Hunt &
Co. of Boston was heard. This is a
suit toievade payment for liquor on
statutory ground.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Court Fees in Liquor Cases.

@. NJ. Barber, state auditor, APP
peared before the Supreme court and
made an argument in friendly suit
brought by Alland G. Fay, justice of
the peace in Washington county,
against the auditor to determine the
court fees, if any, that should be al
lowed justices and prosecuting officers
in cases where unsuccessful searches
are made for intoxicating liquors. Mr..
Barber has refused to audit the bills of
costs in cases of searches where no
liquor has been found, and by friendly
agreement the Fay-Barber case went
to the Supreme court for construc-
ton of the law. Section 4547 of the
Vermont statutes, relating to fees in
liquor prosecutions, read as follows
In addition to the fees now allowed
by law, "a cents shall be allowed to
the justice for making BOND required
by this chapter "a cents for an order
for the forfeiture or destruction Of
liquor, 80 cents for attending such
destructiOn; to an officer serving pro-
cess for selling intoxicating liquor, or
selling the same without process and
experimenting the keeper, ST.; for re-
moving such liquor and keeping the
same, his actual expenses; for Destroy
ing liquor under the order of court
and making his return of each order,
81: for posting the notices required if
The owner or keeper is unknown, 81:
and to a prosecuting officer, in case of
conviction before a justice, except
when the complaint is for intoxica
ton and the respondent pleads guilty,
So: and the same shall be taxed and
in the bill of cost against the
respondent.
Section 5371 of the Vermont stat
utes provides in substance that if an
officer attempts to serve warrant
commanding him to arrest person
with crime punishable by
in the state prison, he
can only receive compensation there
for when he has certificate upon the
warrant signed by the states attor-
ney that the respondent ought to be
sought for, and in such case his fees
are limited to 10 cents per mile for
travel by him in this state.
If the supreme court decides that
officers may receive fees in cases of
search for Intoxicating
liquor, there might be temptation
to abuse the right of search to such
an extent that the state would be
great loser without any compromising
service to the public. Upon the other
land, it is a great burden upon our
officers to spend days of
-rayel and labor and receive no COM
whatever when contraband
goods are not found. We do not
understand that the court is called
lpon in the Fay-Barber case to con-
'ider such effects of legislation, but to
interpret what has been legislated;
md the outcome of this friendly suit |
nay be an appeal to the law-making
power of the state to amend the stat
ties in this particular. Rutland Her.
lid.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Ea st Barre.

l.. e. Cheney is repairing his house
on his farm in Washington.
f. a. Grearson was in Barre and
Montpelier on business today.
Work was practically suspended on
the quarries today on account Of the
rain.
II. j. Woodward has had a long dis
lance telephone put into his store OPP
posite the hotel.
Frank Cragg has sold the quarry
tools formerly used on Raycrofls quar-
ny to john Osburne.
Oscar and Arthur Thompson OF
Peekskill, n. y, returned last evening
from visiting friends.
Mrs. George Ii. Hutchins returned
from her visit to Chelsea and W, st
Fairee the rest of the week.
The commissioners on the late Geo.
W. Waterman S estate meet at MS
late residence Tuesday at l p. IN.
w. i. Cutler has leased OF 5. -.
Flint the pettengill barn, where he
will keep his horses that he is lifting
for market.
john Osbulne and Sam Roscoe nave
leased the Excelsior granite quarry
and they expect to start into quarry :
ing granite the first of next week,
ID. a. Bales has opened the meat
market and intends to run ii upon a
cash basis. He will have no order
team on the road, and every one that
wants tirSt-claSS meat can procure the
same by giving him cali.
The Halloween social under the aus
pieces of the Baptist society, held III
Partrldge's hall last evening, WAS we'll
attended, considering the weather.
a good literary entertainment was
rendered. About s. was realized.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Fall Flowing.

L have one team now at work pillow,
ing up a meadow lot that has not been
touched with pillow for nine years.
| cut over a ton Of fairly good hay from
this lot the past season but
the land is capable of yielding double
that amount and | want it. have
another lot of 10 acres, similar land,
from which | took "a good loads OF
hay, the third crop since it was seed
ed. This has been a grand month
for blowing, or in fact, for all kinds
of out door work, still | notice that
several farmers in our neighbOrhuod
are oil visiting. | sent my boy out
on an errand this morning to one OF
my neighborS but he returned saying
that no one was at home except the
hired man. The folks had all gone
visiting. This afternoon | called at
another neighbOrS but found that he
had hitched up his horse and taken
his wife over to the next county for Il
three days visit. There was a lot of
unfinished fall work around both of
those places and | suppose when the
ground is frozen and the weather cold
and raw these men will be out knock
ing their heels together to keep them
warm while finishing up their fall
work. The weather is never too cold
for me to visit in if there is plenty
wood in the shed and big chunk on
the hearth.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02

Bertha-Mamma, you have shatter-
ed the fond hopes that had warmed my
breast.
Mamma--What in the world are you
talking about, child?
Bertha-Iou insisted that | should
ask MI SWeetser what his intentions
are, and he said that he called in or
der to see If he could get you to SUBJ
scribe to new work he Is canvassing
for And thought he wanted to mar
ry me! Why could l not have been al
lowed to enjoy the fond illusion for
script.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Fire Wood,

This leads me to say Il word about
the wood pile for winter. Some farm
ers are now cutting and piling ready
to Slide it in on snow later ON. |
passed a farm yesterday where the
owner was clearing Il hillside, cutting
everything clear, even down to brush,
for the wood it would yield. | regard
this as IA very extravaganza way of
doing. This man claimed that he
needed more pasture land and was
taking this way to get it, yet he has
large pasture lot that is growing up
to brakes and crowding the grass out.
Far better let the sapline timber
grow for future use and put in his cx-
TIA labor in clearing his present past
ilfcS OF noNiouS weeds. There are To-.
nany acres cultivated now in Yer
inont. Let the rough hillside grow
up to timber and put in more time
and expense in fertilizlng the more
level portions Of the farm would Weld
better returns.
SAMUEL NJ. CuITrENDEN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02

Germany will launch 4S tirst-class
war vessels between 1901 and 1917,
more than half of them to replace
antiquated vessels now in commission
but fast becoming unserviceable. The
German naval programme for 1898 to
1904 called for II battle ships and five
large and II small cruisers. The Ger
man idea is not to count old vessels as
effective and it good idea too.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE BARRE EVENING TELEGRAM
BARRE, W., NOVEMBER 2, 1899.

The Rutland Herald has an edl'
torial on fees in liquor cases, that is
copied elsewhere, that will be reao
with interest, not only in Barre where
Mr.. Fay lives, but all over the state.
The decision of the court in this and
the license cases will have an import
ant bearing on the enforcement of the
prohibitory laws of the state.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
SUPREME COURT.
I. H. Rowell Wins His Case and is
Discharged.

Montpelier, Nov. 2. Special. In
the supreme court yesterday in the
Washington county case of State vs.
|. II. Rowell a decision was rendered
in favor of respondent. His demurrer
was sustained, the Indictment was
held insufficient and was quashed, and
he was discharged.
In re Louis Demerise, judgment
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Fortune In Face,

"My face is my fortune" cried the
young girl exultingly.
Time laughed behind his beard.
"I'll make her look like 30 cents!" he
muttered to himself.
Considering results, one would i'm
agine Time was chiefly busy running
complications Journal
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Wanted.

A case of scrofufa, eczema, salt
rheum, piles, open sores, chatting,
chapped hands or lips that Lady Poor's
Ointment will not cure. Money re-
funded if cures are not the result of
it's use. Parlor Drug Store. Price,
% cents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Made Young Again.

Zone of Dr. Kings New Life Pills each
night for two weeks has put me in my teens
again writes ID. II. Turner of Dempseytown,
Pa, They're the best in the world for Liver,
Stomach and Bowels. Purely vegetable.
Meier grippe Only Doc at the Parlor Drng
Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
SAMUEL NJ. CnITrENDEN.

'''- celebrated !.ogers ba.} .unc.
r'-c eat c':n DE found at j. I. raliagb
au's, Nj. Marron's, K. l.. Clark's
Sowden " Lyons and ut NJ. l.. Towu IL
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02

Any Of the following Bargains in Real Estate will
pay better than y per cent year investment, and
your principal Will be perfectly safe. The chances to
one that this property will double in value the next
years. Il 4 4 Il 4 4 Il i
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
No. 1ZO.

House aud corner LOT, owned by Fred
Worcester. on Main street. Sou-h Barre,
One-fourth acre of land, ten rods from
South Barre Depot. New house J. i't in
1897. Eight rooms. lie closets, etc.
Good spring. Right nea" church and
school and post Office. Price, loo,
800 down. Would exchange for good
farm property if litter desirable.
also have choice list OF nearly 100
farms Tor sale. Ever, town III :, i..Aing
ton county represented. If you want Il
farm anywhere IN the state cali or write.