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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-09-29
Additional Bradford Locals.


Ed. Gorham of Lyndonyille was al
T. j. Albee's Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild of st. Johnsbury
are guests of G. W. Brown.
A. r. Clarke went Thursday to No.
Thetford to spend couple of days.
Mrs. l.. r. Woods is spending a few
days visiting at West Lebanon, N. H
Miss Hattie M. Hardy of Rumney
Depot, n H., is at Dr. Jones for treat
ment.
H. j. Ordway is repairing his house,
Lamb and Cunningham doing the
work.
Mr.. Ira Hiland of Boston is visiting
his nephew E. H. Welton, for week
or two.
Mrs. L. A. Taylor of Newport spent
part of last week with her son, j. M.
Taylor.
Mrs. H. M. Buxton. who has been i'll
for several weeks with slow fever, is
improving.
Gardner J. Garfield spent Sunday
with his daughter Abbie at West Leb-
anon, N. I'll.
I. A. Merrill, who has been suffering
from an attack of bilious fever, is SLOW
ly improving.
Mrs. Maitland Jenkins, who fell and
injured her spine three weeks ago, has
nearly recovered.
Miss Lottle Davis, who has been
spending several weeks in Canaan, n.
H., is expected home this week.
Mrs. A. H. Webb is spending this
IN, po11aurc Ea tba UI1oct IF
her cousin, Miss Alice Jackman.
Misses Frances and Alice Simpson,
who are attending the Academy, have
rooms at T. A. Chase's this year.
G. j. Slack brings in an apple that
takes the prize. 1t is New Hamp-
shire Sweet and weighs IA ounces.
John Buckley, who has been work
ing in Henry Emerson's barber shop,
finished his labors there Wednesday.
Miss Eliza George of the Vermont
Waterman office arrived in town Mon
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. George.
Miss Laura A. Farnham has finished
her visit with her brother EX-Gov
Farnham and is now with friends at
Woodstock, VT.
Mrs. George r. Andross is looking
after the millinery business for Mrs.
Curtis while the latter is In New
York buying goods
Charles p. Dimick has just received
Zeiss Anastlgmat lens for portrait
and landscape photography, costing
seventy five dollars.
Miss Florence Crafts, who graduated
from the Ann Arbor High School last
june has entered Smith College at
Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Lydia Nourse left Tuesday for
Middlebury to attend the Womans'
Missionary meeting. Before her re-
turn she will visit her sister at Ferris
burg for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Taylor left on
Monday for New York where they are
spending the week. They will have
something to say about the big Dewey
celebration on their return.
Mrs. Flossie D. Stevens, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Dole
of Woodsville, N, H., for the past six
weeks, returned Yesterday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Dole.
Miss Pauline White of Danielson,
Conn.,, who hes been boarding at W.
G. Coburn's on the South road during
the summer, died there Tuesday |
morning at nine o'clock. The funeral |
was held at Mr. Coburn's yesterday
at p. IN. She was twent! years of
age.
There was a considerable amount of
activity on the Fair ground Saturday
afternoon, Co. G held its first out
door drill preparatory to the Dewey
celebration at Montpelier which the
company will participate in. Some of
the High school boys were practicing
foot ball at the same time.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Bradford
Public Library will be held at the Woods
Library building in Bradford, on Wednes-
day, October 4, 1899. at two clock D. m.
to transact the following business, viz:
LIST. To hear and act upon the reports
of the trustees and treasurer.
I'd. To elect three trustees for three
years, and nil any vacancies that may oc-
cur in the board.
Sd. To transact any other business law
fully to be done.
ANNIE G.. SPAULDING, Sec.
Bradford, Vt, Sept. 26, 1899.
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Sc suffered with piles eleven years be-
fore using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
now my health is fully restored-I feel
like new man'-Conrad STANCE, Pierz,
MINI. A soothing, healing preparation of
standard merit; beware of worthless
counterfeits. &. L. Andrews, Newbury /;
Cunningham'S Pharmacy, Bradford.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-09-29

The habit of smoking does not seem
to affect Vesuvius as it does the small
boy, by stunning his growth. for the old
veteran has added $50 feet to his stature
within the past year.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-09-29

E. E. Turner, Compton, Mo-, was cured
of piles by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
after suffering seventeen years and try
ing, over twenty remedies. Physicians
gerons counterfeits. q. L. Andrews, New.
bury Cunningham's Pharmacy, Bradford,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-09-29

WANIED-Several Bright aud Honest per-
son to represent us as Managers i'm this and
close by counties. Salary 5000 a year and expen-
ses. Straight bonifed. no more, no less salary
fosiuon permanent Our references, any bank
in any iowa. Il is mainly Office work conducted
at home. Reference. Enclose selfaddresscd
stamped envelope. THE DOMINION COMPANY.
DepI s. Chieago. so-Is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-27

weeping mothers and starving
children rise abose their walls of
woe AS their hearts and heels re
sound 70 the strains of st Pat
ricks day in the morning
When our brothers and sisters Of
the sunny South" are smitten
chip ana thigh 5y The climatic
scourge. yellow fever, aud dcsrl'u-
ton prevails IN consequence nf the
cessa'Inn Of industries. and suffer
ing is increased from lick nf
nurses aud m-licd ATTEND Ho"
and they call for lhr Ann1gh y
Dollar Of the North thor g's on
the wings of love their rescue
while tho air that was di.c"rda'
with groans and Shrek been
redelent with the exhllrr Jlng
strains OF Yankee Doc lie"
o, Almighty Dollar! be- with us
we beseech thee, attended by amin
expressible number OF Thy minister
ing angels, even though they be
but Silver Quarters. whose glai-
dening light shall illumine the
vale Of penury md want with the
heavenly radiance which shall c'use
the Weakened soul to reak forth in
acclamations of joy.
Almighty Dollar! thou art the
awakener of our beings. Guided
by the silvery light we hope to
reach the Golden Gate triumph
ant!y; enter while angels hands
tremendously sweep the golden
streets IN the highest cXniln llonS
of feeling and with jubilant em7-
tions strike the Highland Fling.
Almighty Dollar! thy shining face
Bcspeaks thy wondrous power,
Find in my pocket thy dwelling
place
need thee every kour.
And now, Almighty Dollar, in
closing this invocation, we realize
and acknowledge that thou vert
the god of our glandfathers, the
two-fold God OF their children,
and the three-fold God of their
grand children. Permit us TO
possess thee In abundance and in
all thy varied excellencles is our
constant and unwavering prayer
| Amen Amen.
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PICTURESQUE SCENERY.
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Given Away by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.

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These views include New York
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These views have been selected
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Sent free to any address in the
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DIDN'T KNOW ENOUGH TO LOOK
Remarkable Ignorance Of n Young
Nan Who Was Justly Unpopular

Eyes, | am through with himl"
snapped the pretty girl in blue,
land il you ever mention HIM ia
mo again YOU Will make me IN
enemy for life"
"What is the mattcr?" asked tie
sympathetic friend.
"Matter enough" snapped the
pretty girl in blue again "rhIt
young man doesn't know enough
to say boo to sick COW! Ypu
know we went To picnic the other
day? Well, the picnic was held
in delightful spot GU Ia the
country, aud while we were s'rol
ing around, gathering wild flowers.
we came to small stream that we
had to cross. And what do you
think? He never offered to carry
me across"
Perhaps he was too bashful, 4"
suggested the sympathetic friend
ut was just downright igno-
rance! didn't care whether he
carried me across or mott Pm too
independent! just took off my
shoes and stockings and wadcd
acrossl"
"YOu didn'tp exclaimed the
friend IN a tone of voice that was
supposed to express horror.
81 did. too"' retorted the pre-, y
girl in blue. "But l. took the
precaution to have him go ahead
and promise not to look"
"And he looked?" asked the
sympathetic friend, preparing to be
shocked.
"Look, nothingW lie didn't
even pretend to look! What are
you laughing about?" blazed the
pretty girl in blue. l hate you as
much az do himl l do, so
there"
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MR.. ROUSS' MAUSOLEUM.

Charles Broadway Rouss has
boasted for number of years that
he was the possessor of the finest
monument In the South. 1t was
erected by him in The cemetery at
Winchester, Va, II cost OF $I5, =
600, and is fifty wo feet high.
But Mr.. Rouss wa, not cont tent.
He bought another lfty-foot lot
adjoining and had Charles e.
TAyntor Of BroadW and Park
place design maus un 10 be
built alongside of the ,nument.
Yesterday he approved of the
plans, and he will begin building
at once.
The new structure is to be Rs
feet wide, sc feet long and so
feet high. 1t will take more than
$500 tons OF granite to construct
1T. Thirty-six columns, each
Weighing over five tons, will sup
port the roof, which will weigh
about 60 tons. The Interior will
be of colored marbles and ONYX.
with stained glass windows. There
will be crypt with a secret pas.
sage, known only to Mr.. Rouss
and the builders. Mr.. Rouss in.
tends that his body shall lie in
this crypt. The cost Of this
mausoleum will exceed 100000,
exclusive of the heavy bronze
doors York Sun.
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Our New York Letter.
Three Distinct Evils, All Serious
Ones; The Fashions.

Between the sizzling weather,
the epidemic of lockjaw and the
kissing bug, we are not having as
roseate u time as We might. 1
thought men had a monopoly of
the noble art Of kissing women; but
from all points comes tales of the
Osculatory feats of the kissing bug
upon roseate lips. lie is surely a
gentleman Of taste-with apologies
to the sterner sex. | am told that
he limits his caresses pretty much
to feminity.
About the lock jaw, a cut or
scratch or bruise in these days, is
serious matter, indeed. 1t should
be taken in hand at once, and
be treated respectfully. 1t any
sort Of abrasion appears upon
your face, run to the nearest
doctor; OF, il there be none near,
II is SAID that painting the wounded
place with iodine will allay danger
until more advanced help can be
obtained. 1t will hurt terribly;
bat better that than the suffering
which ends in death Of most hor
rible nature. 1t is well to keep
plenty of iodine in the house, In
case of emergencies.
AS for the weather, we'll, what
can anyone say! The humidity is
all here, and it kinks up ones
temper, at the same time unkink-
ing the hair l told you all last
week about the elite Gem
heater, which may be used on the
gas bracket to have a quick cup of
water or hasty It'd bit to eat, or for
heating curling-iron. Now,
many Of my readers live in small
towns or suburbs, and do not, |
presume, burn gas. For their es-
peclal use, there is another such
appliance called the "Little Pearl"
which fits any lamp chimney with
out breakage, and will do the same
work that the Gem" will accom-.
plish with gas. 1t also, is made by
the Kellogg Manufacturing Co.,
and / will send an illustrated cir
cular to anyone who wishes IT,.
Will also fill orders. My address
IS SIC West 143d Street, and the
appliance costs only twenty five
cents.
never saw a season so prolific
Of lawns, embroidered cambrics.
organdies, muslins, etc, IN my
life. One can keep deliciously
cool under the present system OF
dressing. Time was when the
corset stood really in the way of
absolute comfort during the sum
mer months; for no matter how
well made and symmetrical it, was,
there was so much boning and 80
much close-fbred material, that il
made one warm in spite Of all
their efforts to keep cool. Now.
the danny lace r.. g. G.. corset
Just eyens mp everything nicely.
for 10 conforms 90 perfect cJolness
and symmetry, aud also to- the
daintiness which refined women
cultIgate-for it's truly thing
OF beauty
Many tailor made costumes Of
oolored linen are seen.
Cycling hats Of Amazon or Ty-
roleso shape are seen.
EVELYN CABLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-27

A very large space has been taken
at the National Expert Exposition,
to be held in Philadelphia next
fall, by the Psncoyd Iron Works,
OF Philadelphia, builders of struc.
tural iron and steel work. This
arm was the successful bidder for
the Atbara bridge, in Egypt, a
contract which was secured in fair
and open competition with the best
bridge builders Of Great Britain.
This firm contracted to place the
bridge in position within two
mon chs after the contract was given
out 8 feat which all English bridge
builders said was impossible, but
the American company successfully
carried out the contract. AS the
managers Of this company fully
appreciate the dssIrability Of for.
sign orders they will make very
crsditsble display Of all their
products in order to show them to
the many Thousands Of foreign
visitors who will attend the E1pe-
sition and the international Com
msrcisl Congress.
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THE WORLDS PRAYER.
From the oscala Fioridal Banner

o, Almighty Dollarl Our ac-
knowledged governor, preserver
and benefactor, we desire to APP
proach thee on this and every other
occasion, with that reverence which
is due superior excellence and that
regard which should be ever cher
ished for exalted greatness.
Almighty Dollar! without thee
in the World we could do nothing;
but with thee we can do all things.
When sickness lays its palsying hand
upon US thou canst provide for us
the teEderest nurses, the most
skillful physicians; and when the
last struggle of mortality is over
and we are borne to the resting
place of the dead, thou canst pro-
vide band Of music and mill
tary escort to accompany us
thither; and last, but not least,
erect monuments over our graves
with epitaphs to perpetuate our
memories.
And while here in the midst of
temptations and misfortunos of
life we, perhaps, are accused of
crime and brought before magis-
trates. thou, Almighty Dollar.
can secure to us feed lawyer,
bribed judge, picked jury, and
we got scot free. BE with us, we
pray thee, IN all thy decimal parts,
for we feel that thou art the one
altogether lovely and chlefest
among ten thousand.
We feel there is no true condi
ton Of life where thy potent and
powerful charms are not felt. In
thy absence how gloomy is the
household and how desolate the
he arthstone; but when thou, Al
mighty Dollar, art with US, how
gleefuIly the bcefsteak sings on the
gridlron; how genial the warmth
OF the anthracite coal or hickory
wood dIlfuses throughout the apart.
ments, a nd what an exuberance Of
JOY continues to swell orr bosoms.
Thou art the joy Of youth and
the solaco OF our old age. Thou
canst adorn the gentleman and
t0ou feedest the jackass. Thou
art the favoriye Of the philosopher
and the idol Of the lunkhead.
Whore an election is to be- car
ried, o. Almighty Dollar, thou art
the most potent argument Of poll
ticIans and dcmagogue5, and the
chief ins,rumen. used to decide
the contest
Almighty DollIr, thou art wor
shipped tho world over, CHI on hast
no hypocritos To- Thy temples or
false hearts Mt Thy affairs, kings
and courtiers bow before thee, and
all nations adore. Thou art
loved by the civilized and savage
alike, with an unfelgned ana un-
falterlng affection.
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Notice Of Increase Of Capital Stock.

Ts re- Preston Goa snd Coke onrnnv . cor.
poration Incorporated and doll z bus. ue- : I'M
der the laws Of West Virginia.
To whom II may concern:
You will take notice that on the 2Sth day OF
July, A. D., 1899. there will be a meet z OF the
stockholders OF said Preston Coal and
Coke Company In the ofiee OF Wm ! Nichols,
200 Betz building. Phi adelphia Pa:ai which time
there W n be n resolution Introduced providing
for the Increase Of the stock OF sad corpora
tion 60 the SUN ~ two million dollars C2Op0 O00l
Meeting al 10 o'clock a. m.
Signed, M. J. NIcHois Pres
SAMUEL n. HUEr. Secy aud Treas.
m q. Hyde. Attorney C. . 90 a. 81 OOl
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a woman notary public in Colo
rado was recently married and
Hsught legal advice as to what
name she should use in the future.
officially. The Attorney General
Of the State has finally given the
gratifying opinion that she must
sign all documents as before her
marriage, for he finds no law com
polling, or even authorizing. a
WOmsn to drop her maiden name
on the simple excuse Of marriage.
10 fact, he says there is no author
ity for a change Of name at mar.
fiags or At any 9th er
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JUDICIAL SALE.
i. VI. Jcnerys
VE Ia fhnncrrv
John Miller az HI

i. VI JcTerys
Ia fhnurrrV
John Miller ct al.
y virtue ~ decree Of The Circuit Court ~
Preston county. entered iu the above STYLED
chanccry cause at thc darch term. 1901 viii on
Friday September Ist. 1899.
he same being q court day Tor said county.
sci to the highest responsible bidder cOrnpivl
ing 20 the terms ui sale 40 the front door 0f
the court house 20. said county. beginning al
one O'Clock, m. tract Of land known as
THE John Miller Farm,
situated about two miles south Of KinQwood
near the witch back ON the King5V0od a.
Iunne ton railroad. the same containing about
pop acres and being the same land conveyed To-
elizabeth Miller by Christopher Myers by deed
recorded in Deed Book. NO. l2 page 135 Of the
records Of said county "D
TERMS or SALE One third cash On hand
on the day OF sale. and the residue ON "a crcd5tE
OF SIX ana TIVE We months. the purchaser cxcut.
lug DDS interest bearing notes with approved
pttuual security for the deferred PAYMENTS
y. u. y. BARLOW Special commissioner
ond with security has been given in the
above styled cause according 90 law
MONROE q BARLOW. j W. W ArsuN. CIerE =
Counsel for Plaintiff 81 III 20 gG1
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Bow's ThIsE

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not De cured by Halle Catarru Cure.
j. j CHEyEy g. CO.. Toledo. %.
We, Che undcrs.g ned. haye known e..
d. cheney for the Tact d. years. and be-
lieFe h'm perfectly honorable in aII
business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out amy obligations made
DY their firm
WEsT q THrAX Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo %.
WALDING. KISNAN d. MARVIN. Whole.
sale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
ually. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces az The system.
Iesti m3nials sent free. Price zoe per
bottle. Sold by au Druggists
Halls Family Pills are The best
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-27

The harvest season will soon be
herein fact, the season Of the
year is now when you need h.tlc
whiskey for MEDICINAL use. We
are placing ON The market for you
the FINES T. and PUREST LINE
OF WHISKEY ever offered An
whiskey has advanced i'm price
since the trust has control of all The
large dislillerles.
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NoncEoF INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
" rules held In the clerks ONCE OF the G Z
cult Court for the county Of Preston on iii L
hrst Morday Of July. 1899. =
Elisha Thomas
: In ClanaarV
William G. Brown u al.
The object OF this suit is to cancel and set
aside so much OF the decree ~ Septsmb AZ 1899
as places all Of the balance Of purchasS rnonev
on the seven-tenths OF the "Dunkard lotions
Farm 20 which the said Thomas title Is I'M.
disputed, and to set aside so much OF snid de-
cree as over-rues what Is mentioned and de-.
scribed In the case OF VIM. G.. Brown aRainst
Elisha Thomas ct al, as exception No q: and To
farm. VI So'N
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed I'm
said cause that the defendant, The National
Bank OF GAINESVILLE, Is not a resident OF this
state ON motion of the plaintiff IL is ordered
that the said defendant be required 10 a1pear
within one month after the date of the frat
publicution OF TINS order and do what is naoea-
sary To protect its interests
u, II Is further ordered that this order be pub
hshed and posted as required by law.
cOpy-Test;
JONI w. WATSON Clerk
Published first time July g. 1892
49, Attest; j. w. WATSON Clerk
Worley & Brown. Counsel for Plaintiff
q % 4t-S6 GOJ
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Office TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.



TO William A. BOYLE. Annie NJ Doyle and
Henry Francis Doyle non resident defendants
in the above cause
Flease take notice that shall on Saturday
the 9TH day OF August 1892 AZ the of6ce ~
FRANK hayden, fairmont ". Va betUeeen
the hours OF O'Clock a. m. and 6 d m. Of sid
uay' anu also on Monday. August 7th. 1870 al
the once OF James w. Flynn. la KingwoOd W.
VA between the same hour, proceed 10 take
ule uSpoSluons OF sundry witnesses. TO be read
now pc ding i'm the Circuit Court OF Preston
county, West Virginia in which am pIaIntiG
you and others are defendants.
Ana d from any cause the taking OF the said
dePo luons be not commenced on said days
5uu u commenced and not concluded on said
days. the taking OF the Same will be continucd
from day 10 day and from time TO time at the
same places and between the same hours nm
t the same shall be completed.
Respectfully yours,
MARtAu GRANT,
por y. W. MONROE Counsel
KinRwoOd. vs. Va July II. 1900
lib 90 4t-SJ. 90
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y Office oyrxcREAsE OF CAPITAL SIC

Tft 80. Reno Coal aud Coke Cotnrauy a corpo.l
ration Incorporated and doing business under
thu 'a ws 90 W. 4 Virginia
To whom II may concern
Yen will take notice that ON the 18th day Of
ny. A. ID 1877! there viii be meeting OF the
st. khnldefs Vf sid Reno Coal and
Coke Company ia the Office at Nm y Nichols.
200 Letz Building. Philadelphia. Pa at which
time there will be Introduced "a resolution pro-
vidirg for the incre'se uf the stock Of said
corporation Co the sum II forty thousand dol
lars $4,000
Meeting at 10 O'Clock "A. m.
signed. SANtHt HuEY. Pres
WV j. NICHOLS, Sec. and Treas
II. G.. Hyde, Attorney. q o. 30 AZ a. 90
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Wine Of GaE-JuE

takssaway oil terrors by strengthening
the vital organs. II fits a mother for
baby's coming, BY revitalizlng the
nerve centres Il has brought chubby.
Growing youngsters 90 Thousands Of
weak women who feared they were
barren. Il purihes, heals, regulates
and strengthens, and is good for all
women It all times. No druggist
would be without 81. g. 90
Foradvice in cases requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms.
" The Ladies' Advisory Department y
The Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanooRa, Tenn.
MRs.LOUIsA HALE, Of Jefferson. az.
says when ] first took Wine al for5fH
We bad beer married three years bat eotid
not have any children. Nine month"; isfe-
had hne gil baby"