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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-29

ca wojsk Transvaalu, odpisaf OBJ
szernie na list pewnego jego znajo
mego W Magdeburgu, z obozu Boe-
row pod Ladysmith. Opisuje spo-
kojnie sytuacya oswiadcza, IL ME
jest to bynajmniej przechwafka,
gdy powie: ,,Zwyciezymy". Da-
lei zas pisze: ,,Uzbroilismy sic ia
jennie jak najlepiejj W obec wojny
nieunikionej Przebranym szpie-
gom pokazywano zawsze tylko sta
re aparata wojenne. Moze wojna
potrwa rok, ale jestem przekona-
ny, re krew rozlana ME bedzie ola
mas daremna".
MANILA, 20 Listopada. = Przy-
byf tn transportowic Manauense,
ktory przywi6zf pufkowi. Webb
Hayes 3 kompanie 81 pufku pie
choty. Okret ten trudnoscia
uszedf niebezpieczenstwa zatonie-
cia. Ofcerzy zofnierze przez dni
II wiadrami musieli wyczerpywac
wciskajaca sic do okretu wode;
okret byf W zfym stanie, ma}o miaf
prowiantu, kt6ry nadto zepsuf sic
przez wode, niedostatecznq zafoge,
nadto maszyny sic zepsufy i okret
musiaf przez 3 dni walczyc tajfu-
mem. Ofcerzy i zofnierze byli do
ostatecznosci wyczerpani, kiedy tn
przybyli; czesto musieli dniami
caiymi pracowac, zanurzeni po ra-
miona W wode, W ciqgu ostatnie-
go tygodnia zywili sic tylko sucha-
rami, vodka piwem. Maszynisci
byli niezdolni, ofcerzy dobry przy-
kiad dawali szeregowcom przy pra-
cy, kapitan okretu, chociaz przy-
rzekf zofnierzom zapfacic po
1925 "a dzien roboty, teraz chce
i'm zaplacic tylko po S1.5O i sprawa
moze oprze sic o sadly. = Manauen-
Sc jest starym okretem, przez Rad
najetym, pfynacym pod faga bry-
tyjska. Nalezy do 6rmy W San
Francisco, ktorej czfonkiem ma
bye senator Perkins. Ofcerzy
twierdzq, re firma kupifa ten okret
"a $4,000 usifowafa sprzedac go
rzadowi "a Sl50,000. Rad pfacif
"a najecie okretu po $500 dziennie.
MANILA, 20 Listopada. - Pufk.
Bell pobif ma glove i rozproszyf
brygady generate Alejandrino
gen. San Miguela. Bitwe stoczono
ma szczycie pewnej CORY. Powstan-
cy tax byli pewni, re stanowisko
ich jest ME do zdobycia, re mieli
przy sobie rodziny. Amerykanie
zdobyi Gaia amunicya i artylerya.
LoNDYN, 29go Listopada. -
Cesarz Wilhelm cesarzowa wye
chali wczoraj rano re Sundrigham
udali sic pociagiem kolejowym do
Port Victoria. Ksiestwo Walii ma
dworcu pozegnali pare cesarska, a
ksiestwo York odprowadzii jq az
do Port Victoria, gdzie cesarski
yacht Hohenzollern staf gotowy do
podr6zy. Dzis rano wyjezdza Ho-
henzollern do Vlissingen, gdzie po-
vita pare cesarska krolowa Wilhel-
nina. Cesarz W Vlissingen ma
ogladnac diva okrety wojenne nj
derlandzkie.
BERLIN, 29go Listopada. =
,,Deutsche Zeitung" ogfasza naste-
pujaca depesze otrzymana Preto-
rii d. 27 Listopada "a posrednic-
TWEEN dyplomatycznych kanaf6w
rzeczp. pofudniowo-af -afrykanskiej;
Prezydent Krueger prezydent
Steyn polecili generafom Joubert i
Cronje, ME rozdzielac sill swoich ma
drobne oddziaty, tylko GAIA forsa
nacierac. Gen. Joubert rozporza-
dza trzema korpusami: jeden Mich
oblega Ladysmith, drugi pilnuje
rzeki Tugela, trzeci stoi ma
wsch6d cd Escourt, by wojskom
brytyjskim odciac odwr6t. Wojt-
ska generafa Cronje podzielone So
ma trzy czeSci, z kt6rych jedna stoi
pod Kimberley, druga przy rzece
Modder, trzecia W tyiach genera
Ia Methuen.
n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-29
Kronika Miejscowa.
Przy kanale.

Wczoraj wieczorem W walce po-
miedzy pracujqcymi negrami a
strajkujacymi biafymi robotnikami
przyszfo do krwawej b6jki, W kto-
rel dziewieciu ludzi zostafo ranio-
nych a dwadziescia osm aresztowa-
nych. Walka ia byla zakonczeniem
ataku, ktory po pofudniu zrobiono
ma foremana negr6w. Dzisiaj wy
sfano ma miejsce rozruchu przy ka-
male sciekowym ma 39tej ulicy kom-
panic policyant6w, azeby przeszko-
die dalszemu rozlewowi krwi.
Bankiet rOznosicieli gazet.
Staraniem r6znych pastor6w i
dam chicagoskich odbedzie sic ju-
tro, W dniu Dziekczynienia W Tat
tersall' bankiet ma 1900 os6b. Ia
proszenia otrzymali sami roznosi-
ciele gazet. Miedzy jednem dru-
giem DAMIEN przygrywac bedzie
muzyka, ME zbraknie takze NOW,
zast6sowanych do okolicznosci.
Szerzyciele oswiaty maja mice
swoja przyjemnosc "a codzienne
trudy roznoszenia j sprzedawania
gazet.
Tsnie indyki.
Zarzadca frmy Stern Clothing
Co., ma rogu Larrabee i North ave.
zaopatrzyi sic W cafy ,,lot" indy
k6w, kt6re zamierzaf rozdawac
rwoim kostumerom. Ptaki byfy
zamkniete W szopie ma podw6rzu.
Jakis smakosz dostaf sic do indy
kow, wybraf z mich kilka najtfu-
sciejszych i ME zbraknie mu pie
czeni ma jego stole, W dniu Dziek-
czynienia. Trzymajac W rekach in
dyki, ME miaf czasu zamknac furt-
XII, wiezione ptactwo skorzystafo
przeto ze sposobnosci i wyfrune}o
ma wolnoSc-dostania sic ma stofy
innych amator6w tanich przysma-
k6w. Azeby zapobiedz ewentualno-
sci, re kostumerzy pana Sterna be-
da fykac slinke, ME widzac ma swo-
ich stofach potrawki lub pieczeni z
indyka, zarzadca frmy sprowadzif
nowy ,,lot" ptak6w,. ktorych tym
razem strzeze Gerber, W postaci
chfopa zylastemi rekami.
Karana zab6jce.
August Close, zostaf przez przy.
siegiych sedziego Watermana uz-
many winnym zabojstwa skazany
no IN LOT viazienia karneon 'po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-29

! wys}uchaniu wyroku podsadny
zemdlaf, a obeona ma sail iona z
dwojgiem dzieci wybuchfa pfa-
czem. Wt6rowafa jej pani Rohraf
re swojemi dziecmi, wdowa po
ofarze zbrodni Glose'go. Ten po-
kf6cif sic 19 Marca, W salunie przy
ulicy Bauman, towarzyszem J6.
zefem Rohraff, zam. pm. GIL Holt
ul. uniesiony gniewem, dobyf ire
wolweru pofozyf trupem kolege.
Skromna pretensya.
Gafganiarz Abracham Horowitz
mieszkaf dawniej pm. 294 Halsted
ul., lecz ME m6gf zgodzic sic z 60
spodarzem. Przeprowadzif sig pre-
to pod inny numer, lecz tam ME
zaznaf spokoju re strony byfego
swego ,,bosa." Ten zaskarzyt go
najprz6d o odszkodowanie "a znisz-
czenie mieszkania, wytaczaf mu ma
stepnie rome inne procesa. Grand
jury oddafa nawet Horowitza pod
sad kryminalny. Ten zwolnif go
cd odpowiedzialnosci, lecz gafga-
niarz utrzymuje, re ciagfe wf6cze-
ME go po sadach podkopafo jego
kredyt. Jego gafgan y ME uchodza
W oczach porzadnych ludzi "a tax
dobre, jak dawniej, przez co pono-
81 straty majatkowe. Ola poweto-
wanna tych STRAIT zada cd dawnego
,,bosa" odszkodowania W skromnej
sumce SIT tysiecy. Wni6sf wczoraj
odpowiednia skarge.
MiCd0we easy.
Michaf Slagoski z pm. 1914 Har-
mitage ave. pofaczyf sic przed-
wczoraj pred pofudniem z wy
branka swego serca dozgonnym
wezfem mafzenstwa. O godzinie 4
popofuGniu obif ja i zostaf areszto-
wany. Panstwo mfodzi stawali
wczoraj oboje pred surowem obli-
czem sedziego. PAM Slagoska
wstawiafa sic "a ukochanym me-
ZEN lecz sedzia byf nieublagauy.
Skazaf czefego mafzonka ma zapfa-
Genie czterech dolar6w kary, po-
czem on i ona odeszli W spokoju,
uzywac W dalszym ciagu przyjem-
nosci pofycia mafzenskiego.
RObOtnicy pObili sic.
Przyszfo wczoraj do bitki pomie-
dry robotnikami pracujqcymi przy
kanale sciekowymi strajkujacymi
unistami, przy tunelu ma 39tej uli-
cy. Foreman robotnik6w Jan Nor
ton zostaf przy otworze do wykopy'
wanego tunelu opadnietym przez
strajkier6w, ktorzy obrzucili 60 ka-
mieniami. Hawai- cegfy traff Nor
tona W glove tak,ze ten umarf. Gdy
sic zerwaf, rzucif sic ma Filipa Tol-
len, kt6rego oskarza rzucenie ce-
g1y wszczaf MIN Wake ma pie
scie. Policyant A. Hausman re
stacyi 5otei ulicy przybyf ma scene
walki aresztowaf Nortona "a to,
re miaf revolver przy sobie. Gdy
sic okazafo re Norton miaf prawo
mice revolver jako specyalny po-
icyant, wypuszczono 60 a on wy
jail warranty ma strajkierow. Pre-
sfuchy W sadzie odbeda sic W przy-
szfa Sobote.
Srebni republikauie.
Ma wczorajszem zebraniu sre-
brnych republikanow W Audito-
rum Annex, byiy czfonek kongre-
su Karol A. Towne Minnesoty W
swej przemowie powiedziaf, re obe-
cne postepowanie rzadu Stanow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-29
Srebni republikauie.

Ma wczorajszem zebraniu sre.
brnych republikanow W Audito-
rum Annex, byiy czfonek kongre-
su Karol A. Towne z Minnesoty W
swej przemowie powiedziaf, re obe-
cne postepowanie rzadu Stanow
Zjednoczonych co do zabierania
wysp Filipinskich jest wprost poll
tyka prowadzaca do monarchicznej
formy rzadu re jesli nadal W tym
kierunku Rad postepowac bedzie,
rzeczpospolita musi upasc. lime
mowy skierowane byfy przeciw tru.
stom i tax zwanemu ,,imperialyzmo.
wi".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-29
Karana zab6jce.

August Close, zostaf przez przy.
siegiych sedziego Watermana uz-
many winnym zabojstwa skazany
ma 10 lat wiezienia karnego. Po
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20
} o r p r | N 7 i N q
nj -r sucHA
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILLs,
PEEL e2 ~ CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BLANKS.
RrLL-HEADS,
Together with every other description OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed 70
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are 70 occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20
STRANGE SLEEPING PLACES.
Novel Position Assumed by Some People
For . Nap.

Fhps
Probably the stranEest sleeping
place recorded was that Of a gentleman
whom u policeman found sleeping on
the top Of the sharp spikes OF an area
railing. Before the magistrate on the
following morning he stated that he
was never more surprised In his life
when he awoke to find himself where
he was. One Of the spikes had entered
the sleeper's clothing without, how
ever, disturbing his slumbers
There are several authentic cases Of
blcyclists sleeping while riding their
machines, and police constables on
duty have been known to fall asleep
while standing con the pavement with
out support Ut any kind. Recently "A
man engaged 10 pick apples WAS caught
INDUCING In surreptitlOus nap astrlde
a branch, and It Is quite common
practice OF the men who bring garden
produce into London for the early
morning markets to fall asleep while
seated on the shafts Of the cart trust
Ing to their horses In order 10 arrive
safely at their destination.
A hotel servant once dozed on while
sitting outside cleaning the top row
NJ windows In a seven story building.
But this feat was eclipsed by a steeple-
Jack, who found the distance between
the top OF the church steeple on which
he was at work and the ground below
too far to go for his dinner, so he par
took OF the meal up sloft, and then
lay down on the solitary plank. face
downward. with his arms hanging in
the air and fell asleep.
At Hackney man slept nightly for
ten years inside a four wheeled cab. A
IRE In winter WAS, Of course, out OF the
question, but his comforts were few,
and few sacks did duty for bedclothes,
while for pillow he used q piece Of
board.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20

A medical Journal advises against
the excessive use Of salt. II Is first OF
all Il perversion OF taste. the cond-
ment destroying the favor OF delicate
dishes II too pronounced. Furthermore.
II Is asserted that an excessive use Of
salt seriously oyertaIes the kidneys 10
remove II. and that many cases OF de-
rangement and disease are due TO this
excessive use. The salt habit. 1t is
added. Is easily acquired, and persons
INDUCING themselves, soon reach
point where nothing IL palatable that
rs not strongly impregnated with salt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20
:, is such a fortune and | have such

| '' iS Sucn fortune ana have such
a desire for H."
| Reuben Austin turning away, left
her without a word. II was certainly
a strange will, but Benjamin Griffin
was strange man. lie died bach.
eIor with no particular love for any
body and no one had any particular
love for him. BENJAMIN had divided
MS fortune equally among seven mar
riageable widows in the town OF Rath-
bone, where he resided. He scarcely
knew them, for he avoided the sex In
general, but lie knew that they were
an anxious to be married again AZ no
distant day. i.......~
Ihe condition was that each should
come into possession of her two hun.
urea thousand IN SIX months, and
should continue in possession ~ the
same as long M she remained unmar-
rleds AMI in the event OF the marriage
OF one, her share should be equally Ill
vided among the rest
The seven widows walked ont of the
mousse. That evening there were seven
miserable men In ltathbone. Six re
'eNeu peremptory orders to cease their
M'ehtlons The seventh, "A good look
ing young man with bright eyes and
douglass with what result we have
seen,
The six other widows watched her
mousse to see II he repeated his visits
They were wishing he would FOR her
share would then IAN to them. The
last week but one before the six
months had passed, Reuben Austin
was busy IN the shop whstling at his
work, trying ~ be merry. though he
had lost twenty pounds since he lost
his love.
Reuben
he turned and saw Mrs. Douglass
standing In the doorway.
Reuben. shall not take the
yes" ,,'r
Dearest
berore the week was out they were
married and the other six reio.ced.
IN day or two, according TO notifIra,
ton, the heirs would hear from the
executor.
Mrs Austin. late Mrs. Douglass, was
summoned with the rest. They found
exactly the same company present M
on the former reading
"A codlcll to the will read six months
upn " auid ,ha ax..,,.., ,,.,
and not 10 he opencd NH, NM "."""
tached Thar cod,rTI +, H. ""'
business 10 road n Won +, ~ ny
hoped that no one viii IVA ,n,,,'''T Nv
disappoInte,I IN vieu a, ~ ,'' ~,
down I'm said rodIcII n,htnh n" ~"
q .yboroos ua,',aT,'. 80, mus
ny thoronah S,a,,,,s. "I'rhh' nav
sIderatIons In ns,,,,no,,n an'ney eon.
nnd antar,.,, ,i proJec's
matrimonial ar.cc,,on n 'peI, ,o'
have made NV last ,,ii, al hV.
in writing bcorlng doto ~ s 80 n
hereby beoueo,h.d ~, ""u nav
fourtcen hundred ,,,',,,..,,,, W NY
seven wIdnws ~ a,o 49,, uo'i"rs \"
lively. encb. ON condition Tho, nv
shall remain ncrmanentIv ,,nr,o.i,'d'
now do by this nv w,rjti,g ,1'hio,, =
hereby decgsse to be- a codicIl IN nv
said WILL do hereby order and A..
clare that my will is tbat the ann Of
one hundred thousand be under the
provisions stated divided among soId
etc. provided each shall notwItL'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20
ONE OUT OF SEVEN.

What does this mehnT he asked.
"Iteuben---"
She hesitated.
"WelIf"
II fear-that an obstacle has arisen
10 our marriage"
What obstacle could ariseT'
Two hundred thousand dollars have
been bcqueathed 10 me on condition
that / should not
Marry
yes"
"And you, choosing between the two
hundred thousand and me, prefer the
money"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20
WHEATLETT
rs RECOMM ENDED an

perfect Breakfast Food, and contains all
the food properties Of wheat. Superior TO
Oatmeal. Absolutely the best cereal food for
Musb, Gems, Griddle Cakes, Puddings, &c.
Just the food for children. Try IL and learn.
mar II D. II. BOUiC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20

Trains only where time given stops only to let of passengers from w.sh
for Frederick signal Conductor
points Garsburg signal for Washington stops
o
TRAINS RUNNING wEsTeave Washington follows No. NJ
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P. M. principal
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Pm
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20
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Smoke the "Bronzo Matre," best &c cigar
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-01-20
CABINET-MAKING
AND ~
TX H r a L R I N q,
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.

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ishing and upholsteriDg all kinds and grades
OF Furniture. Baby Carriages, Trunks, VI
olins and Bows and all kinds Of Musical In
struments repaired. Gaming Chairs and re-
pairing all Kinds Of Cane Furniture. Mat
iresses made over 10 sections. Ticks renewed
and new ones made 10 order. Enameling
Iron or Wood Furniture; Ebonzing, Gid
ing, Bronzing, nc.
Samples OF Upholstery goods always on
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Old Mahogany Furniture speciality.
| can give best Of reference from those for
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Thankful for past patronage. respectfully
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04

The wagon that is fast becoming the popular heavy
vehicle for farmers OF Vermont, is the Liley. Every
user is free to come forward and add ms testimony
to its merits. We have thousands Of testimonials
from within the state, and we have yet To find a pur-
chaser who has been dissatisfied. " you are look
ing for awagon that will wear you well, you should
consult this firm before making your purchase. A
beautiful, illustrated catalogue, explaining pur-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04
A Bank That Advertises.

We are this week getting out. for
the Lamoille County Savings Bank
and Trust Company Of Hyde Park, a
little leatlct giving the comments Of
the state press on the showing made
by this bank on reaching its tenth
birthday. The policy Of the bank.
and especially that portion of il which
favors the retention OF Vermont mon
ey in Vermont to foster and develop
Vermont industries, has received the
most cordial and hearty endorsement
of practically the entire state press
The press comments IN this princi-
Pile Of bank management are well
worth the careful reading of every
Nermonter. The bank will be pleased
to mail copies Of this l%eaiet, free, post
paid, to any one who will send his adj
dress on a postal card, and we advise
everybody to secure a copy before the
edition is exhausted News Il Citi-
zen, Hyde Park.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04

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he Prescription overcomes Irregularities
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for the bride, the wife and mother.
for those passing through the turn
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the girl to be a wife. and the wife to be
a mother. II cures at home all drains,
pains. aches and irregularities of women.
II is a temperance cure-no alcohol
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medicine dealers, who do not try TO
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Mrs A. F. Crenshaw. OF Pauasofkee. Sumter
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nIe 90 YOU and for your kind advice. that ! must
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AMER g8usIlting yuu about nv case ! took your
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Pierce Pleasant Pellets. They are
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04

in the affected part, and he feels as il
the trouble had entirely disappeared,
While cutting tnrnips for his lambs
with a straw cutter lately, Farmer
f lward Dodge unfortunately shipped
off about one inch Of the end of the
middle finger Oh his left hand. Fear
full Of a fatal result for his pet lamb if
that unfortunate animal should alb
.sorb the severed member, our farmer
friend quickly seized the point and
replaced it in its proper position,
when, by the aid of a skilful stitcher
seven loops Of thread made it fast, and
now the curtailed member assumes its
elongated position as Of yore, and Mr.
Dodge is satisfied that all is well that
ends well. His life is a fair illustra-
ton of that old saying and proves the
truth of the adage. Some few years
since by accident a revolver bullet
pierced one foot and was so buried in
the muscles that the most skilful sur
geon was unable to locate it. Some
four years later by a mishap of the
axe he was using, the same foot was
laid open by a severe stroke, and in
the operation OF the surgeon while
dressing the wound, the long lost
troublesome bullet was found and
removed, hence the pertinaeity of the
by Mr.. Dodge of ''all's well
that ends we'll"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04
Same Old Model.

The wheelmen of rs were so we'll pleased
whit our model" that we shall continue
il for the season OF 90, and so offer Henry
4 JohnSon's Arnica and Oil Eminent 10
every rider Of a wheel as the very best
remedy for bumps, bruises, scratches,
gals, cuts, strains, hlisters, sore muscles,
cramps, %sunburn, pimples, freckles, chap
ped hands or face, rheumatism, neuralgia,
or any ailment requiring an external ap-
plication. Lady riders are especially
pleased with the Anica and Oil Liniment,
Il Is so clean and delightful TO use. Sold
by all druggists At p cents per bottle, or
one three times a. large for 80 cents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04

The Central Vermont railroad com,
pany passed out of existence and the
Central Vermont Railway company
took possession Of the road at one
minute past II O'Clock Sunday morn.
ing. This completes the reorganiza-
ton brought about by the rec i ershir,
Some important changes are an
nounced.
George B. Reeves OF Montreal has
been appointed general traffic mana
ger Of the Central Vermont; c. NJ.
Wilds Of M|iddlebury has been APP
pointed general solicitor of the road
aud will have an Office in st. Adams.
There was a meeting of the direct
ors in 81. Adams Monday afternoon,
but it was entirely formal and lasted
but a few moments. The business
transacted was the signing OF the pa
pers in regard to the change Of con-
troll.
John Pullen is the new general
freight agent, wee f. A. Chittenden,
resigned. T NJ. Deal has resigned as
division superintendent.
To Cur Constipation Forever.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-04
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