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PREPARING FOR BATTLE
Delegates Of District Leagues
Will be Announced Next
Week to the Voters.

The Central Committee Of the City Re
publican Leagues met in the Grand Hotel
last evening and discussed the report Of
the chairman Of the District Committee in
reference to the organization of district
clubs and the selection of delegates for
the forthcoming Republican primaries.
The general opinion among the commit
teemen present was that the delegates
should be prominently announced a week
before the election, although a few mem
bers thought such procedure would be
playing into the hands of the other ee-
ment considered dominant in local Repub-
Hcan politics. There was a lengthy dis
cussion. and the end of 1t was that def
mite action was postponed until the next
meeting of the committee.
In the absence of President Henry Scott
the meeting was called to order by Vice
President Joseph Hyman.
Chairman Dodge Of the District Commit
tee reported that no meetings had been
held in the districts publicly, although
organization was proceeding quietly but
certainly in the districts through the sub
committee men in charge.
Shall we advertise our meetings. said
Mr.. Dodge. cor shall we attract support
ers by making q personal canvass; by
meeting reputable Republican voters of
the various districts and inducing them
to join our movement? That is one of
the questions we now have to consider.
Retween now and next Wednesday we
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three snaps.

First-750 yds Of Lace consisting Of Nor
mandy Point de Paris, Oriental, Hand made
Torchon SILK Chantlly and Imitation Renais-
sance. in widths varying from ? to inches.
a large assortment of these miscellaneous pat
terms will be the center tables to-day at
ioc yaru
Second-Chenille Dot Yelling, 1000 yds Of
"A in. plain and fancy Tuxedo and Chenille
Dot Veings, in single and double mesh, col
brown and navy. the center tables to-
Third-Gents' Cambria Handerchiefs. linen
finish. with big corded border. good. big,
durable handkerchief. The kind that men ap
preciate at Hale's ......................3c each
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M EETING PLACES.
Republican County Committee
Selects Them in Each As

SeIilDIy DlSIIlCC.
In accordance with a resolution adopted
by the Republican County Committee July
u, the following meeting places have been
selected for the Republican organizations
in each Assembly district:
Twenty-eighth district, League of the
Cross Armory, Second and Folsom streets;
Twenty-ninth District. Becker's Hall, IA
Third street; Thirtiet+ District, Crusader
Hall, Pythian Castle, 909 Market street
Thirty-first District, Excelsior Hall.
Eighth and Folsom streets; Thirty-second
District, TAI Brannan street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets; Thirty-thlrd
District, Maennerbund Hall, Twenty
fourth and Potrero avenue; Thirty-fourth
District. Mission Turn Verein Hall, Eight
eenth street between Valencia and Guer-
zero streets; Thrty-fifth District, 1871 Va
Iencia, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty-fifth streets; Thirty-siXth Dis
trict RolanderS Hall, Twenty-eighth and
Church streets; Thirty-seventh District,
Mowry's Hall, Laguna street and Ivy ave-
nue.; Thirty-eighth District, 1872 Golden
Gate avenue, Republican W1gWam
Thirty-ninth District, Turn Verein Hall,
323 Turk street; Fortieth District, Bear
| Hall Post and Fillmore streets; Forty
first District PiXley Hall, Polk street and
| Pacific avenue; Forty-Second District, Ar
| gonaut Hall California and Hyde streets
| Forty-third District, California Hall, 62L
| Bush street; Forty-fourth District and
! Forthwith District, Garibaldi Hall, AZ:
! Broadway, between Montgomery and
| Kearny streets.
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the districts between opposing leaders,
and urged the necessity. of harmonizing
he, then look out for the e hatchet we
will get from the disappointed ones"
l. J. Truman saw no dangers in spread
Neither did James A. Wilson Don't
keep the people in the dark" he said. A.
r. Smith and James II. Humphreys were
election 1t was finally decided that the
whole matter should be determined at
the, next meeting Of the committee, Mr..
ment that many Of the absent members
were out organizing clubs and solidifying
the district clements of the league.
that the ''V;t5 Work x OF OF or organi2afion was
going on satisfactorily, and that by next
Tuesday evening all the district clubs will
have been formed and the delegates
cbnCan
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deimel linen mesh
underwear.

Made Of a porous linen fab
rc. Ventilates the skin. Allows
it to breathe fresh ar Ask or
send for a booklet and find out
why il brings health and vigor
and cleanliness and saves doctors
bills.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
NEW POLLING PLACES.
Election Comm issioners Ap-
prove a List of Voting
Station

The Election Commiss Iuers held two
meetings yesterday and Will hold another
on Friday next. The morning session
was given over to the selection and ap-
proval of voting places for the primaries
to take place on the Sth of next month.
Thirty vacant stores win be rented and
eighty booths used. These last are al
ready being put in place
That interest in the coming primaries
is at an unusual pitch is evident from
the number of registrations that are be-
ing made Registrar Steppacher and his
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Ladies' FIeece-Ii Underwear-Vests high
pants ankle lengths These garments made
combed Egyptian cotton, soft the touch
and full of wear; covered throughout They
in only; 4, and At 25c each
Ladies' Ribbed Sus-High neck, long sleeves.
ankle length These made of medium-weight Egyp-
tian cotton. front;
They in only sizes 4, 8 and 6. At
Hales suit
Sleeveless Vests-Cut in
pink Richeleu ribbed; silk tape strung
neck and Hale's...................15c
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nit underwear Clear1upS
Stocks hand must be closed at Our Eastern reports he
go Prices cut speedy clearing Savings

Sleeveless Vests-White with pink,
lavender, square V-shape. A good
garment, each
Egyptian Cotton Vests and Pants-Vests,
high neck sleeves, pearl buttons shell finish
front, pants length all Sizes 4,
6. zoe garment
Heavy Ribbed Jersey Cotton Vests-Fgh neck
and onefourth sleeves French
pearl the best combed Egyptian
cotton The regular only At
r1aIe,s .....,..............:}5c
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The famous old JESSE MOORE WHISKY is
recommended by physicians for family and
medicinal use because 1t is pure.
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Rag-Time Hayes and Tamales
At Kapp & Streets Tama1e Grotto nightly

The Queens income from her own
wealth is less than 81 600, 900 a year Mr.
Rockefellers income is S12 900 900 year
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20

~ HE controversy for possession of
the Democratic works is bring
ing to the front politicians of
high and low degree. Rainey
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
Church Services.
CATHOLIC caI,a1n

u 4 II VIZ u Q stlIf.
Third Sunday after Easter. High
mss AZ 1890 Subject of sermon:
Malachi !, ii From the rising OF the
sun until the setting of the s2ns. NV
name shall ba greet among the nations
E.id Il sfas.. plat'2 pnre Offering sa2H
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
Wagons ana BuEgies.

Studebaker Bros. have opened a
wagon and buggy house in this city
w. Il. Ridd is their agent and this
week they put in large stock Of their
celebrated wagons and buggies.
We ask intending purchasers to call
and look over our vehicles, knowing
that they will be impressed with the
style, beauty and good quality Of ON
goods. The prices are right and We
can offer you extra Inducements.
Resp.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDTTORa.

In The District Court of the United
States fer the State Of Idaho.
In re, REUBEN p. WISSLER, Vol
untary Bankrupt, No. Il, in Bank
rnptcy.
The FIRST meeting OF creditors OF said
bankrupt, is hereby called for 4 O'clock
p. m, On the .6;h dar of Abril A. D..
1899, at my Office, st the rooms of 7. l..
Glenn Esq, Ally at Law, Montpelier,
Bear Lake county, Idaho. Such meet
ing viii be held for the allowance Of
claims, appointment Of trustee ana ex-
animation OF the Bankrupt.
Dated this 29th day Of March, A. D.
1899.
G. SPoNGBERG,
Referee in bankruptcy.
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will hold special exercises on its 10th
anniversary, beginning next Friday.
April 2lst is anniversary day.
PROGRAM.
Friday: Tie Church, its past, Ser
vices at O'clock Greetings from
former ministers and mission teachers.
Historical address by Rev. Boyd, of
Paris.
Saturday: The Church, its present.
Service at $50 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. A. G. Hunter, president Of the
Ladies Home Missionary Society will
preside.
The reports Of the various church
organizations will be given as follows:
TIE Ladies II. NJ Society by Mrs.
Mary @. Gee. The Young Peoples
Christian Association by Miss Mary
Hull The Buds Of Promise by hiss
Rosana Wostfal. The Boys Brigade
by Master Alfred Hoover The Sab
bath school by Mr. Leslie Gee
Services at O'Clock: The Church,
its position and power Responses
viii be given as follows:
The Churche relation
70 the community, Mayor James
Rsdlhan.
To the congregation Miss Clara q.
Enderlh, DR.. C. A. Hoover.
To u e membership, Robert McDon-
aid, Edward Butcher
To he Presbytery OF Kendall, Rev.
j. " Knott.
Sunday, April osrd; The Church,
it's future. Sabbath school at 10 o'cloct.
Morning worship at II o'clock. Con-
secretion, Service and Sacramont Of the
Lords Supper Admission Of new
members and administration of the
sacred rite Of baptism. Evening wor-
ship at s o'clock The Church, lis
possibilities, Sermon by Rev. J. w.
Knott, Soda Springs, Idaho.
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c SPoNGDH re,
u aa
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


',atee Is hereby given Tint Che I5liswiu-
naAsa fetl-r BIAS He'd H3tire Of his Intention
70 'naks lnal proof In support If his tjaisn, cnd
tti9t sai Efloi Fiil DE- made before ti4 Probate
s! I i,,Gf 4aKe Co, at Paris, Idaho, OH
HENRY T HITLER.
For TIE Let l, SCI MI and e. SF1{ See
IT, Ifs. K. a. e. r 49, -
-, lie nsnlcs the following witnesses to prove
~ t.atous residence upon and cultivation
D. Villain + Eidd, jesse a. Perkins, Lueus A.
On. Il n"tieh itfEiDs Ill OF Bear Lac
Meh 2a-AIsy Kes!ster
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20

The pretty little homo Of Mrs. A. NJ
SCHULTZ, on the coroner cast of Ritter
Bros. Drug store
Only reason for selling HRS. Schultz
y getting too feebla to live alone and
intends removing to live with her son.
Apply to Mrs. Schultz at residence or
j. S. Barrett. ~
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Soldiers Home Pull.

Captain Ewing, superintendent cf
the Soldiers Home, states there have
been many applications for admission
recently and the home Is now crowded
to its full capacity There are ~ on
the roll Of membership and 70 present.
This is all that can be accommodated
and as q result applicants must wait.
Veterans lave an idea that all they
have to do is to come to the home and
walk in. There have lately arrived
number Who we're nat entitled to adj
mission at I'll, net having resided ia
! the State. 0ae Of these came from
huntingdon. 10 had frent lin lasb
dollar to reach tile homo, but 10 could
n IT be taken in Another came fror,
| california. Flo was in such u condition
J that something Lad to BIS done WITH
/ MIN, aud he was talsen care Of pending
the conclusion Of an effort to have him
sent to oas CT Tia national hopr .
Still another came from Moscow. mr..
ririns here pe2niless.
IL is the plan to gire reference here
after to older residents of 5be eta+o
The law mikes veteran eli ,ibe Il ha
has resided in the state forr n.0, ss.s
before the aate Of his application. ANY
veteran wishing to come to the home
must writa to the superintendent and
learn j'sst what kind Of an application
he il TO make. The necessary BLANKS
will be sent to him, and, If his applica-
ton il accepted, he will be notified
whom there Is vacancy.-statesman
Mrs E. W. Rinebart is back Fl, m
hor winter visit in the east
W. II. Stevenson, representing the
studebaLer people was in this section
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Chapman paid her. daush
tor, Miss Blascte Vi it at Rois. Ieft
week.
IT IS reported that skeleton WIS
found by some parties who were. grad.
ing on the bill near the Qaayle -four
ms mill The Oldest resident does NOT
re,asmber Of anycno Icing buried
there.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
be offered unto my uSme. >

be offered unto my uSmc."
This prophecy is only fulfilsd in the
offering Of the pure lamb Of Cod in the
holy sacrifice Of The mass III every place
among ell nations, every Cay Of the
year. Christian doctrine FOR the chill
dren from 2:30 p. m. until $3.50 r. m.
Henceforth holy mass in the church
every morning at $50
+ Re- IiEEDRTcKx,
D..
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
NOTICE OF iISS0l ETJoy

Notice is hereby given That the firm,
W. Il. Rid and {. o. Anderson. doing
business under tho ayr na.ae Of Rid
& Anderson. is this day dissolfsd b.
mataal consent, G. o. Anderson retir-
ing from the business w. H. Riad
win assume all liabilities and collect
all accounts due ;aid firm.
W. IL RIDD,
c. Q. ANDERSON.
Dated this 18th day OF 9pril, 1859.
Apr % Nay 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thursday, April Goth, Young Peoples
Christian Association at o'clock Fri
day, April 2itt, Ladies Homo Mission
airy Society at half past three O'Clock.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, sist to
23rd, Tenth Anniversary exercises.
Rev. CILARLEs Q. MupcE. Pastor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
G.. SPoNGBERG,
Referee in bankruptcy.
NOTICE TO cREDIT0R.s.

In the District Court Of tho United
States, for the state of Idaho.
n re, RICHARD CRUIKSHA7yK, n
Voluntary Bankrupt, No. 10, in
Bankruptcy.
The frat meeting Of creditors Of said
bankrupt is hereby called for q o'clock
p m, on the 14th day OF april i. d.
1922, Of my office, az the rooms pf {. l..
Glenn Ell. Atty 1T Law at Montpelier
eear Lake county, Idaho Such faeot-
ing vii be held for tee allowance OF
claims, appointment of trustee and ex-
animation of tao Bankrupt.
Dated This 10Th dsy of Mardh A D
1889,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
Annisers4ry Isxerei<es.

The Calvary Presbyterian church
will hold special exercises on its 10th
anniversary beginning next Friday.
April 2lst is anniversary Gay.
PROGRAM.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
NOTICE F0R PUBKIc4ry oy
Land Qmce II Blarki.53t, Idaho.l
March u. tytg.Z

March q, 1873,
-,'t'es Is hesshy, given thet lie following
70 make fnal proof in support of His claim, snd
~ 2A..t F'ot VIII pe MADE before the Probate
1a1Te al i3sr Lake county al Paris iicho, on
dGy 6th 1859, VIZ:
CARL a. PEARSON
For the ~ MI ana Lots . and b Sec \
Tp. Is : u Il . y
ne hailes tue following witnesses to prove
OF SID ieud, viz:
:, AhdfeW iiediund, jain Obray, JT.. James
a s.,,', "hsrles Ahi6se1n all Of Dear Lake
March % Mey6 Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20

For third time the people Eare.
called Mr.. brennan to fiji the office
OF treasurer, and this is endorse
ment enough that he does the work
in thorough and business Ike
manner.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20

Mrs E. W. Rinehart is back Fl, m
hor winter visit in the east
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Published Weekly.
rgENs ot auhscRIpriuN
Montpelier, idaho, April 20, 1899.
THE OH IND NEW.

Mayor Cruikshank retires from
the head Of the city with con
seriousness that he has, in cunnrc-
ton with the council, not expend-
ed unnecessarily one cent Of the
peoples money; while considerable
money was collected which was
net spent for the purpose intended,
fire apparatus, the outgoing all
ministraiion haYe the satisfaction
Of knowing that it was not invest
cd ut all, but awaits use by the in
Gaming board oappafatus suit
able to the @anx E Of the city was
decided on Yd\it was thought
best to give Ehe New council the
matter to Zeal withAas further IN
vestigatioh might cnSble them to
decide ss to what,was hest. Mayor
RedWGn is the man 10 Nave at the
head OF Affairs, when it \comes to
expanding this money, and be will
Rave able assistance from the new
council, as well as Mr. Cruik Aank
had froHa-tfre Old board
Chief Of Police Gee has taken
hold Of his Office in a way that
shows he is the right man for the
place. Mr.. Hepgie made splen.
did record, and no one would have
been disappointed had he been re-
elected to the place. >Eut as he
wasn't, everyone VIII extend best
wishes to Mr. Gee, with a feeling
that he too will make an excellent
showing.
Clerk Wedel has made most
efficient and painstaking official,
and his successor, WIN. Holmes,
has only to emulate his example
to win praise from the people.
That he will no one doubts, and
thus the city is insured q good
clerk.
OF course Judge Kelly will fill
the Office Of police magistrate we'll,
as will also Robt. Birch that Of
city engineer.
Mr. Bagley has been city attor-
neY SO long no one expects any
thing but good work from him.
For third time the people faee.
called Mr.. brennan to fill the Office
OF treasurer, and this is endorse
ment enough that he does the work
in a thorough and business like
manner.
AessFs: Crane, Whitman and
Leonard are succeeded respectively
by hlessrs. Dalrymp!e, IIuG and
Toomer. The former we're alive Is
the needs of the city, ard the lat
ter, IN CONJUNCTION with Mpssrs
Robson, Garrick and O'Connor
the hold over membars, will see to
1T that any good work begun will
be pushed to completion.
The EXAMINER extends best
wishes to the new administration
and trusts and believes, great good
will come of their lahors.
--- -
For Ssle Cheap.
Ttho ,o-at4,. l;..i
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-20
DESERT LAND FTN.lL PROoF-
NOTICE FOR PUBLfCATIoY
United stGtes Lard Office.
Rlackfont, Idaho, April /, lbgn
Notice is hereby given that
d. IL u q. Il LIZ. 4. ~ n

NGtlce IS hereby EiFCn that
THOMAS II. HOHSLEY
-~0i sean Springs, hammock Co, Idaho has fled
notice al intention 70 mako proaf ON his desert
lan.l eiaiEl 30. ela9. for the SWl5sNElf We SCI
sec " Up. IS, Z. ~ n. B. H.. hefote Thee
Turner, q =. Commissioner at bancroft,
l4ahO, on Saturday, the goth dny Of Missy, 1899
Tie names the foilowiaR witnesses 10 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of said
Joseph T.. Lou. Daniel J. Lon. John q.
sshFntft WIN. 4. Henderson. Ill of Soda
sarinss, Idaho.
u LORENZO \. THOMAS,
Aw!ls LAY IS Hts.s.er.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-07-20

bssss g eostissoss ssnsEi sss 10 u \
BY steady rfessoaaos.
Asss rspss raises The Dinslsy lsv kss
nea lkss met sspectsiioha Ils trsEm,
fromisss prosperity, ssd coed tza s's
here wksa u u proposed. ihsrsiors. "a
sstrpy itAs isv ssdsf tbs prslsli hat Il
- Tia psrsat 81 irssh The eiilEsz b., bss5
10 be ssry. pfes trade where established
u gfosirg weaker spd The rumbcf oi
,loss vhe donbi ~ soundrsss ss prlnei
pic are =uiiirlysEsi II The Dsmocrs,ic
party vsrs Ia naks ~ . leading plsnk Of
he coming canpsisr lei ]. ssy 20 openly
sst 20, ny 10 disguise The battle sssissi
protection 49, vu 90 the upsia TIE
bssire. sorla bss . vssi deal Of stale 10
thn nsiier srd stoald demand. siib .
solia ffori. that protection shall be treat
ID ~ sepsrsis political priscipls and
thsi traits be dealt With ~ trusts. A
eorfpsion Of issues 10 the Democratic
game snd ihs. party 10 reckless enough 10
be Indifferent 10 fesslis. Iu cfookedness
snd ireomps,eney will isrspss the irdps
tries Of The county ssssr iur. TO The eI
teniital they ere INDUCED.
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rEHu

Choir rehesrssl 81 the parsonage n
day evening.
Mr. sSd Mn Poster Of Whiting. VI
Waited .. The parsonage the past week.
Mis- issse N Cochran and grandson
spent Sunday 81 Des. o. +. Simonds'.
New osses Of humps reported daily
There seem 10 bs enough 10 40 the rounds
--Blueberries and rAspberries ar
brought TO our homes daily; and We 81,
enjoying the moist wesiber.
George N. Wymsn Of Jsmaics and
Miss Mamie Solsce Of Springfield. Msss
are st r.. I. Wymsn's.
Nellie NJ. Gone. wife OF the late Byron
@. Gone Of Chelses, Msss., died July Std.
She leaves two daughters. Emms. twelve
years Of age. and Bestrice. four.
News from Charles Jepkin. one OF
our Peru boys Who 10 10 New Mexico, 10
forms his friends that he 10 falling 10
health and desirous OF returning home.
The free lecture "Echos from Porto
Rico" was fsirly we'll attended last Thurs
day evening. snd many thsnks srs due
Bev. Mr. Atwood for the kindly favor.
Arthur L. Sim ,nds. son Of Z. D.
Bimonds, Of Herndon. Va. . nstivs OF this
town, was married Of Gretns. Neb. jane
18th. He has been station agent Of the
b 4 NJ. rsilrosd 1t Gretns the past four
years, position Of much responsibility.
Arrivals for the week ending July IL.
Mrs q. King. Miss King, Chiosgo; Mrs
Fred Hartley, Boston; II. Z Smith. Jr..
Neb /. p. ]. Murphy, Darlington.
Vt; 3. o, Gleason, Miss Gleason, Miss
Mary d. Mrs. Maynard, Mrs A. W. Hsrring
ton, Jr,, Mrs E. ]. Lasell. Mrs John N.
Mrs. Fred Allen. Gertrude
Rapken. Laura y. Earl, Lorraine Hsrr,pg
ION. J. N. Harrington, Jr.. MAdelsine r.
Allen, Dorothy M. Lssell, Troy; CHARLES
K. Thompson, Msnchester;J J. II. Sheldon,
Clara L. Obermaier. w. f. Kent, George
W. Woodsrd, Dorset; Mrs A. W. Gillet,
d. O., Mrs Jere johnson.
Margaret L. johnson. Adile Il. johnson,
Brooklyn; Bessie II. Sheldon. Minneap
,lis; E. Is. Sherman and wife. w.
LsmpsoD, Manchester Depot: Mrs j. @.
North Bennington; Miss Jsn
,ie A. Valentine, Bennington; II. W. |
Bond, Rutland; A. q. Bigelow. J. W. Far
veil, wife and top, Chester, VI; q. r.
hawkins and vile. Waller NJ. Hawkins,
south ShAftbury; Z. j. Planter. Bath.
lie. All Ut the Bromley Honse.
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Mr.. J. q. .Gssr, who recently purohas
cd the Levi Pettigrew farm 10 Ludlow SOS
tanned heAvy loss when bic entire herd
Of csttle. consisting Of thirteen COWS. one
yesrling and valuable bull. we're killed
by lightning. The loss was not discover
ed till evening, when Mr.. Geer went to
the pasture TO drive them home for the
night. he found them under . large
tree, whers they had herded TO keep ont
OF the heavy storm. When found their
position showed plainly that they we're
killed instantly, Tor no marks OF strugg
ling we're visible. II 10 somewhst
curious circumstance that while the tree
was shattered BY the lightning, no marks
could DO found on the cattle.
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send 1t once and get bottle OF Mrs. Win
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whole system. Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
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the TASTE and is the prescription Of one
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