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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

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- "a. Hfhat tFepP Muss.'. Istfs
). rons trhiits sts .As hriii,h isss Is
Aallss. vgstsss sn3 pftsgtsis vs Gee
S,sssstls tvs bests Tsifesisd bslets The
ksgusti iofes q ". ttsny 10 nors /"
ks,s ypsiiias VALE iAs str 10 sei e'u
At.ss i aitly 10 bs liiiis Ests tsb,ifs,
ras Bssts Esn sss tie teFslsssssss Of
ts eotissi sa4 g.as lhs tssi isras itsI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

Atisr ,sesiHs ifen ss'sfs d,sFspsis
ever t.slrs rear, srs aflss usEv rsns
dies vitspsi pan,Ess, snod hs.lly
loes kesel Dyspsrsss Cure. II ald me -
ussh good fscem Ssssd ~ 10 .,siyots.
suts. ]. Y Wsitiss. Ciat Esd Recorder,
Cbiliiooths. No II eistss .kst yea eat
o " Adam. Aflinstee; A II Smith wssi
Ariisstss; A u Paneans Nssshsslsr
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07
Ehf luanfbf Journal
TTUEgDAT USE Z. 1900
B. A. siK0nns. Eater and rrspris'sf

TIE Gai s4toiapn " no rev ssmpsist
va ksls 10 0psat. Mstssr Tie lie
tstal a.1s slfsiss ias 0etwtof by .sss'
ss9a ylst.liif. both Bsgshlie.s sessfsss
ues .E8 . ssFubAesE sisisisn skist
vsgi. srsH'ts EsEshliess sst,ia. u u
|esas tslisat sh.i 0tseE ass shs oissf
esuts states vlii &c LfFsslless is
] afnts Asfl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

The sentiment 10 favor OF the nomins
|on OF Hspresset,tIys DoIliver, oil lows,
b. ,Le yios.Prssidsnsy appears 10 be
kowita 10 strength and volums among
tsrublicsn politicians in Washington.
BID his friends feel srsslly encouraged.
H. Deliver 10 highly respected and Ell
sdinsly popular among bis fellow Rep
Ssert.,ives. snd be has warm and in
nsuiial friends 10 The senate, Among
10 latter ia Mf. Allison. who was urged
indicate bis willingness TO BIO the rup
ng m,,voi Msior Mckinley. bn, would
4 BE- ptnusdsd 10 do go, He Is ander
ood 10 be heartily 10 isyor OF The ON
s,ion 81 Mr.. Dollivsr @ are also Spe.k
eudersoo and ell ether Iowa Bapvsep
lives. The Representatives, from 10
ans aud Michigan have assured bis
Isnds tbs, they ara willing to eIere their
husucs 10 bis behalf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07
SOM FooLI,H PEOPLE

ALLOW cough to run until II gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say,
Oh. II will wear away, but in most cases
1t will wear them away. Could they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssm, which is sold on e
positive guarantee to cure, they would
Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price % aud soc.
Trial size free. At all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

Charles Williams broke in at Wstsr
ford Sunday snd wss drowned 10 the
Connecticut river Wills attempting 10 e,
cape to Nv Ham shirs The body has
rot been recovered lie was arrested
Saturday for disturbing the peace aud
U.s. to hsvs been lodged in the jill 81 st
Johnsbnry, bnt - the sheriff, bsd 20 war
ran, for snch sction be vas taken to Water
ford
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

~. u UnElh b. bssn 90 he sisk
bal il res improving.
w. q. frssilsy sst family are oe
srs its ps,soaase ior The sanmsr,
lNp. JsEss bsiss ntsrssd 10 Nor
Ccan. lssi vesi. her mother beng
bsilsf
ws. Llaaos. who has hssn In ktel
! Tsan- the pssl len year, 70 here
hs ssmnst.
ths Howard Bfaa Of Shsisbary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

Rsr s, II Green. the seliss prssiisi
OF Colun blsa naiversitv, Warrington.
aud the pastor OF the Cav.lfy Bsptnt
ehareh 10 that city. IL nsiiss OF The
Green Moautsin state. he I. smons the
prominent pastors Of wahioslon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

A r.solstlea pisri5lss ief - .nstd
beat 70 tia oussiiisticU rrehibiiibs
|ssas failed 81 tks rsslsiis tse.itlfds
Soss 10 its Hosss. sssflr ever, Dsnpstsi
Sesins ssslfsi 10 IA snstsnsst 10 tie
A1is.sfasl las ws rsssss. scsi.ibs nsstIy
Sssry ,eis si 18th psillss. IL pto'i3as I.
Sulss.ai Vstlcllars ~ ibs ecsstiiaiiot
pnl a pitssi siios, ssd u 10 possiels
! .i ,sns u ia pfernlons r.y be dsel.f
81 10 he anegntliiauossl by the eosrif.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

Coterts Gill rfsbstiys loafn lo-asy'
Aosi ot TIE izpof.sti legislation 10 nsisb
~. tue spptepils,Aoa billie passed 40
|ule weold 10 .seomp ishsd ~ pre-
|oasing lbs tsssisH. Al snoH vs nsds
o delay ,be ..aioa uplii the passage by
b. ID, noss Of the Gfoa, olson'rls
|ins blll bat /, met With little sneoprsas
beat. II uonli seem that . m,Jcrisy are
ID favor Of this bill bat osios 10 some
bitch OF mlsms0sgsmsai u ". silostd
y diiii .lups anti too late foi this
saion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

The annual nettiss u ID. Gfsns l. ,dse
Of Vermont, Y. "A NJ 80 shs sn,l
sessions Of The ots,r srsld As0Sis to.ti.
which ere held dsrts the nns rsst.
gill be hell st the N.soIie temple, Bur
iissi0p, opesins Mosdsy siternoop, Jane
Ill
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STATE NEWS.

Bsllow, Fsils has rsi.ed tbs sts.isr Tor
too OF $1,000 tund for Fourth Of
Juls cslsbrsiion.
The Tooth commsncsmsnt Of Middle
bary college aud the esn.snuisl apnivsr
ssry OF The touudins gill oeenr Juiy ! 10
5, OF ,tn year.
TIE ons hun .red and nhh sssssI nssi
irs Of tie Cohsrtssliorsl eorvsntion OF
Vernon, sill Be held 10 The Consrsss
tiotsl chnfch 81 Ssvport Tnssdsy ssd
Wednesday. Jars IA ssd Is
The torib,fs End OF the Rutlsrd Cans
ei,a railroad from Basliss,or 10 Rsu.s
Poi-i, n. T. 10 20 Ter eonpls'sd that
freight usins are opsfs,sd over II. othsr
psris Of tbs reed ere benz bslisstsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07
A MASTER RAG PICKER
And the Rvil that Follows the Accumulation
Of Dirt.

Aud the BviI that Follows the Accumulation
of Dirt.
The liver ia a rag picker, gathering
refuse material and manufacturing ii
into bile, 30 necessary to the perfect
working of the human machine. Some
times the liver is overworked. Then it
becomes clogged, dirty, and a menace
to health. More, it becomes plague
spot from which disease is distributed
through the body. symptoms of many
diseases may be really caused by dis
ordered liver. There may be fever,
palpitation Of the heart, indigestion,
giddiness, pain In the side and shoulders,
headache, loss Of appetite, and 1t may
all come from the liver. Neglected,
these symptoms become aggravated and
dangerous The whole system is con.
taminated That which cleanses and
strengthens the liver cures all the Ills
The remedy that does this most efectu-
ally Is sold by druggists under the name
OF Calcura Solvent II is the grand new
discovery of David Kennedy, Physician
and Surgeon, Kennedy Row, Kingston.
N. 4, and you can procure small
sample bottle free IL you write TO that
address, mentioning this paper, or
large bottle will be sent by express, all
charges paid. II you send g. BE sure to
get Kennedy Row" in the address Cal
cura Solvent Is such wonderful medi-
cine because II cxerts beneficial effect
upon the whole system. While il is
cleansing and toning the liver it Is also
at work on the stomach, bowels, blood,
kidneys, and bladder, 80 that when it's
work IL done your whole system Is in
perfect order, cleansed, strengthened.
aud in full health. II ia not a cure-all.
but II does cure every disease that results
from an accumulation Of dirt In the
great internal organs Right here let
us warn YOU 10 be careful what medi.
cine you take. Beware OF drastic drugs
mixed by unskilled persons. You may
do yourself irreparable injury with
them. Calcura Solvent Is as safe as il
/. sure. Ii Is carefully made under the
personal supervision Of the Doctor and
l. scientifically correct.
The disooyercr n Calcium Solvent solenply
sweArs that b. lsa physician apd surgeon
E9ndgui. n. r. but letters directed simply
" DR. David Kennedy 90 b q cQfporatior' 81
sDfnswhat similar name With The manage
meat "a which be i % longer connecsad,
kenne1y' EEsNFiiY Row. Kingston NY.
u reach hjfn. DO not 10 decertf w r.4siead.
Tag ass. ~ OtAe yaytiss ssshg sug,iiar nassx
Calcura Solvent 10 for Sale by
A. II. PETIIB0SE,
AScHEsIER CENTRE. VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

- sTarE OF ysEsosr. District Of Manchester ~
Alta Probate Cont held NJ Manchester within
and for said District On the AIb, day Of May
A. ID 1900.
Whereas, George W. Barnard, Administrator
Of the ests'e q Lyman q. shsuuef. late Of
Winhail In ssid District deceased, has fled IN
said Court bic petition 10 whiting therein MAX.
ing application 10 said Csuu Tor license 70 eel
eli Of the real estate Of sad deceased, therein
setting forth that tuch sails 10 necessary 10 order
TO pay debts
Whsreupon, IL was o. d.red by said Court lbst
81 persons concerned IN tsld ettste 10 Ioiifed
TO spren before said Court 81 q session thereof
TO be holden 81 the Probate Once 10 hsnebssier
In said District on The 18Th day Of Juns
1900, ~ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon BY publication
Ct this order, three weeks suceesslrsiy previous
thereto, Ia the Manchester JOuHsiL. a nsws pa
per printed At Manchester Aforesaid, 70 show
cause. II any they may have, why ssld license
shpula not be granted.
lsv wB. gDGERTcs. Jaege
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{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate Of JoHs Y. CJoLEDog.
The und.r.Igi.d, having been appointed by
The Hon, rI.bat, Court fot the Ditticl Of Man
chester CommisstD,it, TO receive tIamine ard
adjust all clsims and dentnde Of all persons
Against the .sitte OF
John Y. Coolidge late OF Perm
In said isifiet. declared aud all claims exhibit.
cd 10 onfet thereto, hereby give notice that 70
all meet for the ufto, sfoiftsid Al Tho
late IesidsIce OF ssid dec ssed 10 Peru
on the Oh day oil hoytmb'r nett, from
one O'Clock p n. until four O'Clock y. y. on
said day spd that siI months from the
9Th day Of MAY A. u. 1860, IL the time
limited by said ccult for raid creditors to pro.
sent theiI claims TO us for Ell. minstioD aud
allowance.
Dated At Peru this 9th day Of May
A. d. 1900.
MARX y. LYON, ,a
WALLACE ]. Farm UNI. oomh
q II CooLsDGE Wet kewbnry. Mass, Admiu.
isifstar Nng
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

Rev ,sd Mo GHdsst spsnt Tbsr
ssy sus friey 10 Trey.
~Ch.rlp sb.ldoE s13 viIs sis relois
lea srs 80 Litib Of esusbiu
Mr.. ssd Mo smith Hilli.f5 left Mos
dsy Tor their home ia Usiopissn. was.
judge Daiius Of B,tnlosisn srd
Jndss Mslousy Of Boilsud we're called
bsts co basiss,s Fiisy.
Hury shsldos. shiis diving bis .,h
ss horse. as nrosa With lm sossis,
Nal sstldoo. from the wssop. The vh0ls
passing over both Of ihsn. They Uspsd
sta siiskt itiatis'
-Tss n.ny friends Of Dasns Bailey. =
ftrnsr tewssmss. we're psiasd and sur
priced TO issrn Of bis sudden death from
.pogltIy 10 Ssbruks He leaves . vile
ard I've children. Mr. Bailey married .
neise Of Mrs. 7. ID. Saith Of this plscs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

have fasnsa itsir inaluiss sysrsiasts
sss urssi is ssils mil .Sos.
.-xu silsus 10 sstilss bu tsisl 10
Gee .tsps usslss nsry lnrfs,snsss.
sss srpsets Esnsst 81 ssHHs ssssn.
Fear sesssls uri..s kau IL h.nss
lei Day srasIsss. TAsy rssssa ca No
sss siif. he ,iSsiss ssa Esfsslbs hs
iss sp.ssslly betassstis
M. ososss hsso cad kiss Dele
kues q ies sssis village we're rsfiSd
ia tie Csisplie etafeh Wednesday nVtn
les Tbsft so nary bftssl parry,
PaEsu srs doH. rlsstips ssa crepe
ere si,ftiss veil. fhsfs ere 30 forssi
.orns ,ss yeu sri Ito f'ni ,rso bloc
somss is Csc a,ls The ofsbssd Of r.
u. A@ss rtssstts5 . b.ssiiisl sisll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

Threaded With rhsnus siisu. give Cham
bsri.in's Pain Balm . Trial. IL viii not
eo,t yea ess, II j, dots 90 good. ons sp
piiesiiva siii relieve the psin. !, also
curss sprsins sni bruises ia ons third The
time required BY sty ether trss,nstl
cas. barbs, frossbi %, aainssy, pairs 10
The eide sad ehss,, siasdalsr and other
swelling are qsieaiy cared By applying II
Every bottle vsrrsried. Price. % ard 80
esrta A. II. Ps,iibons. Drsssist An.
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rKRu.

-Ssrsl Sawyer recently caught . ben
10 trap set by him.
Rev. NJ. Coolsdss prssohsd for ihs
pastor Sunday evening.
Mr.. Ira Waller. Who bss been III ior
several veeks, 10 improving.
Mr.. Dasisi Davis OF Chester visited =,
Chsrlss Bsicssldsrss recently.
Il. IL proposed to have tsscbsrs' meet
ing sseh week Of the slsse Of the Friday
evening prayer meeting.
DR. G. W. Ray and Il P. Wynsn aud
mem bers OF their families wsrs recent
guests ct p. T wynsn's
The esrpsnitri have flashed work 90
tbs Nc Culloueh cottage and the work Of
grading will be began at orcs.
The school tssshers Of the town bel !
. meeting With the Superintendent last
Friday evening aud there will be smother
meeting 10 two vseks
An interesting game OF ball vas play
cd here Decoration Lay between he home
team and the L,ndsrovo nine. Score 81
to Is 10 isvsr Of Psre.
Stephen F.rnum and family. who
have been stopping 81 Wallace Fsroans
some vssks. returned to their home 10
Fall River. Mas, last Friday.
Oar sbss.s msksr. Clarence Wilson,
vert TO Burlington lsst week sad pssssd
su examination showing that be 10 qusli
Hsd to tsst milk BY the Bsbesok method.
N. J. Hspsood attended the recent
meeting Of the Stats Bosri Of Health st
Darlington aud made arrangement for free
snsly'is Of vslis and springs where impur
ny may be suspected.
-As, Sarah Russell left for . tes
days VISIT With b'r ton 10 Nstick. Asss.
and other friends 10 Boston. Ni.s Dorm
u Dust osies iHf VII iHthft sbu @o'nst
daring her sbssbss
-Rsv q II Cloi,ise 81 Tth New
bury, NJ -. /. 10 town far couple OF
vssks ssitlins tbs s.'s,s of his brother,
The late Join + Cole iss. Mach gym
psthy Ia I'll; IL beh.lt II the ~i'ov and
sir htherlss rtiltr,n kr. Coolsise
uiil cell al ~ iiieu Oh Fri ~. Juus ST.,
the farming toels, ,eI-ot bl o led stock,
snd large ris'y Of pstsonsi fleets, See
posier.
Mr., V,ruup cie1 81 the home Of Al
fred wilii.m's. Wsda.asy, aged IS She
survived three hub. ids aud ops con. A.
the time Of her dssth ths bad no iisins
rsis.ive. The last nine years shs bad liv
ID siis Mr.. williams family. Who Dc
,srys sr,s, credit for the kisily ssrs given
her "lnAuash ~ ys have done 1t rnto
he Issi OF there my brethren - bsvs
icps IL uato me" Bsiors eonine to Perm
As v,num'. home vas 10 Boston. Her
act husband wus g ,oidusr OF The var OF
1912 .nd she drew = pen.ios Of $40 per
month,
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IOHN JkosEN's FsrArE

,
srirr ~ yEHna ~, Distinct Of HKnehssisr, %
B. II Remembered. That a. a session Of The
PROBATE Court holden ~ Manchester within sna
Tor ssid District. on the z5ib day u NAY
u 1850.
where's, Peter iesseh Administrator Of the
essags o. yoLE yeatb late OF Manchester IN said
Disliiet deceased. has died bis petition Ia srit.
ing tbsrefein making application 10 said Court
for license 20 ,sli al of the real estate Of salt
deceased tb,rso ,slulg forth that ueh ssls
would DO b.r,tcitl 70 tie b.lrs " raid ssisis.
lis OfdtItd, Tnst al porous iuterssted IN
the estate u talj decssted be oiissd ~ appfr
bsfoss ssld Court VI The Probate once 10 MAJ
chester, 10 raid Dsirets % the isth DAY u
Iuts A. n. 1900, a, 10 O'Clock A. N BY patilca
lie stlon Of this order three wssks satesssiseiy
previous thereto, 10 ths Manchester j0UEsaL,
nsvsp,gef printed Al Manchester fofessii, ~
shov cause. Il sny they may have. shy ssi1
loeuse sL0clf rot be granted
49, ". b. EbGEEfos, Register
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF fHunAEL BABDIN,
The undersigned having been appointed by
The Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine aud
sdjust all claims and demands Of sll persons
against the estate OF
shubaol Bardtn late Of Rupert
In said District deceased and all claims hibii.
ed In Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
the house Of The late dteosstd IN Rupert
on the l0ih cay Of November next from one
O'Clock p. NJ. INT 1 O'Clock p N. on said day, and
that SIX monthr rom the 10 b day Of May
A. D. 1900, 10 the lin limited by said Court Tor
said creditors TO Lresent their claims TO US for
examination and ale vance.
Dated at Rupert this 10th day 81 Nay
A. D. 1900.
rfw' CARPENTER. oom...
HySRy BABDvs Rup It, fnAsK Anprs, W st
rupert, A 1mhistfators. 3w
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l tss aeaseh ifosbls issti, ys'rs ,ra
gave % lsrs Of esins cured iili ! hsssr
70 O. K0aoi Dyspepsia Care IL hss dens
me 20 nssh ssod call II tho SAVER q my
ll,s, write. W. X wlltiss0s. Albany. Tee
sssss. Il disssss vhs, ,eu est o Y
Aasn'. Arlips,on; A II Saith. We, Ar
lips,ob: A II psiub0ns. Manchester De
pot
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Headache Cure FLEE h.., 10 , a, .n,Ia.
send orsTs Tor sample. LAluE. lei7 Arch 1T
lhtadelphla, Pa,
SUSAN LOYELAND,S Tsiate.

kTATsoT NEnM, Mt. isiiiti o. Msnchctttrtp,
The Probate Conf for he Ifstio n Ednohetos
To ali persons interested ~ the estate ot
SuraD Lortiano a'e IT hbIeli " sid District,
deceA- ed HnrtfI.
By the suiL oIitS ui the Nste II Vermont ,ou
are hereby notified to appear before the rnid
Probate Ceurt.st the Probate CHE. IN sanch.s-
tor, IN said Dittrict, IN the 7ih day OF June
A. ID. 1860, al 10 O'Clock IN The forenoon
OF Geo H. Thompson, Administrator, Of the
estate OF said deceased should not bo
allowed, and also why the residue Of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto,
Dated ct Manchester, IN said district. this
22nd day Of May A. ID 1900 go
33w W. B. EDGFRTON, Judge Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-07

W. y Musss,, Millhsim. Pa. saved The
lie Of bis little girl by giving Der One
Minute Cough Care when ,hs Vas dying
ison eroup, II 10 the opiy harmless rene
dy that gives iuusdists rsrssulls, IL
quickly cnrss coughs, eold', bronchitis,
grippe. ss,bms and oil throst end lnns
troubles. o Z Adams. Arlington, A Il
Smith, West Arlington; A II Psitibone,
Manchester Depot.
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WOULD Nor suTFER SO AGAIN = Fifty
TIME IT, PRICE
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YMAN q sHATIu0Ks, EarArr.

9 II CooLsDor, Wet sewbnry. Mass, Admiu
istrs tor s8i
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-12-07
Bed Men scorn EnCIish.

Professor Franz Boas of the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History, who
has recently returned from tie west.
says that the Indian tongue will die
out only with the Indians. He spent
this summer studying the language of
the Fort Reupert tribe In British Co
lumbia. He has conducted expeditions
In British Columbia several times and
has dug up relics that have been OF
extreme value TO science. This year
he went alone and devoted his entire
time TO the study of the language.
"The Indians as people viii not
learn English" said Professor Boas 10
n reporter. 'Some individuals learn IL.
OF course. but the red men stick to their
tribal customs, traditions and tongues
with remarkable pertinacity. Very
few of their dialects have been reduced
to writing by whites, and they still pre-
sent subject with enough freshness
and mystery 10 attract science. Each
tongue is spoken by but few thou
sand persons. All these tongues are
crude"
Professor Boas Is an expert I'm Indian
tongues and cnn talk with most or the
Indians with whom he comes In con-
tact In his expeditions. - New York
Mall and Express.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-12-07
Now Nnrk,a Meat Fad

Porterhouse steaks have gone out of
fashion, according to one of the up
town butchers who supply meat to q
lot of the families in the fashionable
districts on Riverside drive and West
End avenue. For years and years the
porterhouse steak has been considered
the best cut of beef and has fetched
the highest price. Now the demand
is for the Delmonico steak, which is
the porterhouse with the bit of the ten
derloin cut out of II.
A dislike for the tasteless bit of ten
derloin seems TO have developed unless
the tenderloln is served separately, eli
Their as roast or fixed up as one of the
fancy steaks that the accomplished
chef knows how to prepare. There Is
more flavor to the slrloin. aud so the
demand is for either the bone sirloiu.
as IL is called, or the Delmouico steak.
which follows IL In the carving of n
"crittcr." This fancy has generally pun
out the butchers. who have now TO find
new way TO carve their meats to an
advantage. Even when the tendcrloin
Is cut away from the bone II Is said
10y the dealers 10 bc the hardest piece
of the beef now TO dispose Of TO advan-
tage.-Ncw York Times.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-12-07
The bliss OF Ignorance.

Among the good stories In circule tIou
about the late Joseph Harris. the well
known master OF the City OF London
school. who died recently. is one In
connection with Lord Mayor Owden
That worthy man was not Greek
scholar, and the Greek Grafton on speech
day In Christs hospital, to which on n
memorable occasion he listened, was
not Ineligible TO him, save one word.
That word was "Owden." so pronounc-
cd, and Mr.. Harris used TO tell his
friends privately how each time il oc-
CURED In the Greek Grafton Sir Thorn
as, fondly supposlng that compliment
was being paid 10 himself, rose and
solemnly howcd.-Ncwcastle Chronicle.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-12-07
FALL SCHEDULE.
WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO.,

Baltimore. fredericksburg and
Rappahannock River Routes.
Norfolk and Rappahannock
River Route.
On and after Thursday, November s.. !.
steamers Richmond, Lancaster ano
Essex Will leave Pier 2, Light Street
bsilimore, every Tuesday and Friday nj
9:5O p. IN. for Fredericksburg and ALI
~harves on the river. Returning. will
leave Fredericksburg at 2:3O D. m. Glide
permlttingO Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday, Leedstowb at $50 a. m. Tues
Gay, wednesday and Friday for Bal.
timore.
Leave Baltimore Sunday at 2:3O n. m
wednesday and Thursday at 4:3O %. m
Tor IappahaDnock and all wharves he,
low, except Bay Port. Returning will
leave Tappahanrock at a. m. on Mon
day and Thursday for Baltimore.
w III not call at Merry Point and Mil
beck on Thursdays tip from Balti
WIN leave Tappabannock for Freder.
icksburg at a. m Monday, Port ROYAL
al p. m, arriving AT Fredericksburg at
.. p. m. -
No Freight received for out-goiny
steamers after p. N. on sailing days.
NORFOLK ROUTE.
viii leave Tappahannock for Norfolk
at IL m. (noon) Friday, stopping at ali
landings. viii leave Norfolk at {, n m.
saturday for Tappahannock, calling at
all landings.
HENRY WILLIAMS Agt. Baltimore
w. ID. SCOTT, Agt., Fredericks burp.
hEf COMPTON, Agt., Norfolk.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-12-07
An Old Custom Revived.

At the dinner given last winter TO
Admiral Dewey In Brooklyn each guest
took away his plate as souvenir. This
was not novel idea. DIR. Nicolas
Tulip, one of the most celebrated ply.
sicians OF Amsterdam. In 1872 gave n
grand entertainment TO his fellow bur.
gomasters and councillors on the COM
plction OF the flfticth year OF his mem.
bership OF the common council. On
that occasion each OF the guests was
presented with silver medal struck
to commemorate the event The fes.
tvities lasted from noon until IL
o'clock ut pfght. Two customs were
observed on the occasion, one some
what general, the other rather rare.
The first was that each guest on ieav-
Ing took his dessert plate with him. on
which were loaf sugar and fruit. The
second was that the pipes and tobacco
were served with salvers OF porcelain.