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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-20

The ancients believed that rheumatism
was the work of a demon within a man.
Any one who has had an attack of sciatic
or inflammatory rheumatism will agree
that the infection is demoniac enough to
warrant the belief. 1t has never been
claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm
would cast out demons, but it will cure
rheumatism, and hundreds bear testl-
mony to the truth of this statement. One
application relieves the pain, and this
quick relief which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. For sale
everywhere. Bobbitt- Wynne Drug Co., II.
T. Hicks, druggists, Raleigh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
Czy sa cuda IA sWlecle.

Czy 81 cuda na SWiecle.
Pytanie to stawiaja ludzie, ktorzy, REQ MONA, cudownym sposobeps
sostali wyleczeni : rozicznych ciezkioh chordb. 80.
ME BYLY TO CUBA, LECZ TYLKO UMIEJEINOSCl
Kto cierpi ma jakskolwiek chorobe . chce sic : nnj wy1eczyd ktoa
chloe przywroci6 sobies nadweretone zdrowie, si2e rzezkosc, niechaj IVA
zne przeczyta tych klka wierszy. I s@s
Zaprawde, ze tax, poniewaz jego sawa gfo6ne imie znane se v ca
lynn 6viecie. Studyowal on wiele nietylko ma slawnych europejskich me-
ma do6wiadczeniach, q doskonaln sic " lekarskiej umiejetnosci szybko po-s
niewaz przyroda obdarzyla go nadzwyczajna zdolno6cia, bystrym rosa.
mem nadto widHm talentem.. ~# - I# #
n1d jest professor Collins slavnym na cafym tyiecle ME tyko IVY
czajni ludzie udaja sic do niego o pomoc ma wypadek choroby, ale nj
lepsi lekarze uciekaja sic do nego 2 pro6bs rade wy6wietenN, jezelis
ME moga zrozumiec jakiego6 przebiegu sabo5ci.
Smialo twierdzi6 mona, 1e kogo o. ME wyleczy, term juz Mkt "a
6wecie ME przywr6oi zdrowia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
SLASH.

w CIESZYNIE, ma Slazku
austryackim, gdzie NlemcY Pola-
k6w bardzo nien9w,ds4 i polsko66
ruguja. budsl sig .ducb polsKi
coraz w1ecej Jest to bardzo ra-
dosna wiadomo6G. Chociaz Niemcy
ma wszelki spos6b Polakom robie
przoezkody zapisa1o sic do glmna>
yum polskiego 265 uczni6w. Do
polskiej s2ko4y ludowel chodzl l1U
dzieci.
RYBNIK. - w stawku "a
cegielnia y. Dudka zDaleziono
przedwczorsj trupa robotnlka So
b.a. Ukraine jego leza}o ma brzegu
" oddaleniu kilka metr6w. Trupa
zabrano do kostnicv, aby lekarz
m6gi stwierdzit czy bic sasz}o "
tYm wypadku czasem zab6jstWo.
MYSKOWICE. - Ma torze
kul-io~ym q M>efo~1c do Brzezlnkl
4r.t.4 " nm> na =eszia ~ni-dz'e'e
p~rzejechaoy urzez pociag robo,n'k
Tomasz Dera z Brzenskowic. SmierG
n~ieszczeslip ego ma mlejscu nssta-
pi}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

dzenle mig odclee
kich bolesci. Gle
pia1am szalone b
.le v miesn1ae
kluio mic " boz
i krzySach. Ac
s~trasznie o1erpia
lam. Radzilam 81
u wielu lekarz6=
W kraju, leczs'
milo ,,rofnanrnuI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

Wla30m. 1rZeZ .
lat znosi4em cho-
robe: Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa} Re
a jadra ME-
zdrowe, drugi, re
mle6nie stwardnia-
~, trzeci, re pc
cherZ q W ME-
~porzadku j tax d.
Wielka eun,a ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

w.
DELlKATNE sTWORZENIE,
SEDZIA: Cay ME wstyd
panu bic i ponlewlerad take dell
katne stworzenir, ]akiem Jest
pahska iona?
Oskarzony: - Dellkatue stwo-
rzenie? Csy pan sedzia to deli~
K. the s%tworzenie iuz widziaf?
Sedzia: Me.
Oskarzony! - No to j. panu
sedziemu powlem, ze ia to del'-
katne stworzen,e kazafem, zwazgG
l wazv}a eco funt6w. Potem
z]ad&a try Def ,ztyki l dsiewlet iaJ
M tr 9ardo, potem wyni}a dwana-
Sole kufli piwa cjemnego L pom,e-
dzy niem1 sze6t w6dek, potem
dzieci W domu oh Ia, a ko4Yske
wYrzuclfa oknem, potem mnie
samenu krzss}o O feb rzucl1a l
potem sama odemnle dosts{a k,ie.
tedY becza{a, potem usne{a, a
poten dopiero - wytrzezwiafa,
POEZYA I PROZA Ma LET.
MEM MIESZKANlU.
M{odzlap, nastrojonY poetycz-
ME, 20 dtugiem bfadzenla pc po.,
ZACH do danny swego serca;
q PAM! Przyniosfem buklet
z kwlat6w polnYch, kt6re narwas
lem vAasnorecznle.
Dana serca W zamYsleniu:
- A! dzieku]e psnu, bardzo
pan uprzejmy! (Wo}a W strone
kuchni Ma{gorzato! Ma}gorzato!
(Do Ma}gerzaty. } Pewnie Matgo~
rata dis ME narwata trawY ola
krowy? Me? do mfodz'ana ma
strojonego poetYcznle). Jesacze rae
panu dziekuje, n'gdY buk'et panski
ME bY&by w,eoej pore. (Do
Ma{gorzaty). Wezcie ten bukiet i
dajcle krOwle, DC lnacze] wan sig
wYdo:t ME da.
PoczciwY z ciebls maj!
Nieslesz, widze, cukierk, ola zony?
- Wcale ME lila zony. Ola
siebie.
- Coz znowu?
- Ale tax! lie razy dawnlej
kup,fem cukierki ola zony, n!gdy
jei ME smakowa}y. Teraz kuLuje
niby dls sieble; n je takze zja-
da, ale ma prz7tem sposohno66 do
powiedzenla, be ia ola siebie kupu-
je cuk,erki lepsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

Professor Collins przewodniczy ]ekarzom " laboratorlum.
Tento zrecsny a s}awny lekarz za}ozy} lekarski instytu1 pod imlenlen
The Professor Collins New York Medical Institute, 40 West 81 ullcs
v New Yorhu, ably tenn 4atwiej m6gt dpeszyt z pomoce cerpiacsy
ludzko6ci. ..#
W instytucie tym sosta1o JUL tydece a tyaiace wyleczonych a mledzI
tVmi setki Siowiak6w Polak6w.
z powodu braku miejsca podamy tn tylko niektore krotkle llsty,
zaa}noniaca ma wzmianke. ## @#@#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

p}acona Jak6bowi Niesioui jake
podsta v1onemu Ignacemu Nleclo-
WI.
PRZEMYSL. - Onegdaj ma
]echaf Franciszek Mikruta zecer 2
.drukarni Zupnika Knollera ME-
wpra wionv do jazdy ma ko'e, PREY
u:icy Wegierskiej, ma Zone jednego
z pompierow miejskich niosaca W
ieduei rece kosz z wiktua1aml ia
drug1e1 zas dziecko. Najechana 10
beta upadts, wiktuaiy rozsypafy
sic W pyle, a d2iecko doznafo bo-
lesnych s~tluczen. Cyklist% zeskoczY3
2 kc1s i umkpal do pobiizklego o.
grodu. "a nim atoli podazg} MAJ
na]eohanej kobiety i wybuzowa{
wgrostka co sig zowie. P~olicyant
nadto zrobi} przeciw b1cykliscie do
n%ies;enie "a nleostrozna lazde.
WEDROWNY TEATR Luz
DOWY, - MarYan Gawalewicz,
ceniony powie6ciopisarz i drama
turg, przywi6z} 90 Lwowa memo"
rya{ o ursadzenia teatro Iudowego,
kt6ry to memorya| wygotown4 na
zadsne Wydzialu kra1owego.
Teatr ]udowy " Galicyi dobre mole
wydac rezultaty.
Polska pod Moskalem
z LUB1ANKOWA. pow.
- Dnls % 2. m. zdarzy}
SIC tn w}padak, kt6ry wln'en bye
2rzestroga Ola vielu os6b. ME
sic z uczuciami zwierzat
Ma past wisku pred wieczorem
oclell}a sic krowa, bedaca w}asno~
6c,9 karbowego. Ten ostatni, do
wiedziawszY sic G tenn, choiaf ciele
przewlezG do oborY. W tym celu
przYjechal wczem z sYnem swolm
a wezwawszY d. pomocY pastucbs,
zwlazaf cleleclu nogi i k4adf je ma
w6z. Krowa W tym czasie okazy.
wa4a swe niszadowolenie, sadzac,
ze ]ei ciele chez zabrac zupe' ME
Gdy -juz kon>e m1alY ruszyG 2
mie]sca, krowa rzuclfa SIC IA w6z
/ ludzi, lecz odpedzona, uderzYla
ma konle. Bodzone rogaml wy
stressone rykiem konle, poplata}y
sig " postron zach i upadty IA z;e-
ME, tratowane j uderzane rogami
przez <rowe.
Wkr6tce, gdy ,rzej obecni
1zuo,li s'e ma pomoo koniom, wall
czacY zamlenili SIG v kape bez-
}adn9, z kt6re] dochodzi}y lylko
jekl. Krowatwyssla zwyolezko, lecs
ma polu waltz pr6cz pokaleczonych
konl, pozostal karaowY Jak6b
WysocKi, ktorY v kilka god7in
smari. Syn lego ma peknieta czass.
ke j walczy pom'edzy zyciem :
dmieroia. Pastuch rdwnlet jes
pokaleczonY dotkllvie.
81
2 WARsZAWY W tutei,
ssych dobrse powladom,onyoh 70.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

niedzy wydafem Ma kompanie lekar-
6kie, a i d4ugi a by}em W szplta-
lu. Pan jednak odrazu r~ozpozna1es
moja chorobe, a panskie leki "a diva
miesisce przywr6ci}y mi zdrowie.
z bratnim szacunkiem,
WASYL HRICH,
Detroit, Mich, l3 sierpnia, 1900.
Professor Collins W New Yorku.
WielmoznY Panic!
Panska s}awa szeroka fala p1ynie
po 6wiecie, lecz gdyby krolowie i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
B.ezaoss Po!.sy
v Silver Lake!

oGAN0ee519O
ZWracamy uwage Szsnow
uej Publ'csno6ci 2 Silver Lake.
De o.rzymaliSmy w,elka ,lo6G
tower6W latywycb, ktorych
oenY znacsnle obniSYli6my.
Many teras wlfkszy wyb6r
an,1sll kiedy przedtem.
~DEPARTAMENT URRAN
Meakie dis ohfopc6w ubrania
" rozmaitych koloracE na1now-
szef mody otrzYmslismy teras i
;;estesmY pewni, se zadowolemy
kszdego kt6rY nasz skfad odw,e-
dzi.
Department Kapelaszy.
Ma kapeluszach ola mezczyzn
ch}opc6w oszczedzlcie pieD1adze
kupuiac cd mas. Many vielk,
wYb6r " rozmaitych modelach j
KOlOrach, przetO mOzecle dOstac q
u mas taxi kapelusz jakl wan SIC
spodoba.
Department Ohuwla.
Trzew,kl ButY dostanlecie
najlepsze u mas. Kto a cd mar
pare trzew'kow hub but6w kupl,
ten zostsnle nagzym kostumerem
ma zawsze. R~epatacYe wykonu]emy
sp,esznie dobrze.
NGAkd etT1W
Many take wieiki wyb6r
wlerzchnicn spodni r~oboozych
(overalIs), koszul, rekawiczek,
c~husteczek, szelek, kufelk6v, wa
lick t. d..
JestesmY dobrzy katol cY prze-
to obsfuzvmy ka1dego rzetelnie.
F. 4, S7IbAl & 60.
Silver Lake, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

6 Pesztu, lecz wszEstko bez skutka.
Mysla1am, re juz ME bede uleczoDa,
ale przyszed}szy "a synem do Am.
ryki, "a porada drrgich, udaiam s
O pomoc do Pana. Lekarstwa a, ktGs
mi pan diva razy zas}a}, sprawl.
ten cudowny skutek, ZEN DIS dz1.
XII Bogu = zdrowa.
z podzieka i szacunkiem,
MARYA KORESZKA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

Scranton, Pa, S lipca, 1900
Wielmozny Profesorze Collins sic.
Sauna ME WIEN, jak nam wyglE--
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a oswobs'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

dow i pokaleczy}em sic ciezko. Mia
lem wzruszone ko6ci i ciezko sig
skaleczv4em, a lekarze, kt6rzy ME
leozyli ME robili mi nadzlel wyle-
ozenla. Pan jednak nie zupe1nie
uzdrowi}. Za}uje tylko, re ME jestem
" stanie .godnie to Panu odplacic'
Ma wieki Panu w~dzieczny,
JAN PILARSKl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

wyrobiepie mu pokYcski y kwoce ZACH utrzYmul4, g oDecnle oplaWIa
IleOO koron & ,ute1szeI Kasie o. sic y Petersburgu 5silny pad ~
ssczedno5cl ii hipoteke realnodoi kbrunku5 zsagodzenna przepis6w
Nv Porebje, bedqcyi w}asnoscia utrudn'alaeych Polakom poalsaa-
rzekomo jego. DR.. Balbaoki "a " ME nieruohonoscl ma I't"le' Wo-
|mow1onem wynagredzeniem wyro liynlu j Podolu. Przedstawlcaele
bill mu te pozyczke, ma kt6rq Jak6b ltego prsdu wskazuj2 ma to. 70
Mes jake Ignacy N'ee soyi u bezsprsecznie nastspifo pewne zia'
|notaryusza skrypt dluznY, q toz- godzenle v nsprszenlu panuJaoem
osoby tegoz poswiadczyf ldotad pomiedzy dwoma najpotez-
|notaryuszowl 6wladek Ludwik Ca tuleiszoml szczepamj sfOwianskleni
wrsycki, policyant miejsk, Michai Przypatruja se pinle v Peters
|Gargula, wozny sadowy " NowYm burgu coraz srozszei doll Poak6w
Saczu. w ten spos6b owa pozyoz~ v Prusiech wielu twierdzi. re
ka luOu koron) zoata}a zalntabu- car Mlkoaaj Ii :potrah wyo4gpao
lowana ma realno6cl IgDacego Me- zad wnioskl, kt6re Polakom pod
ca " Porebte, a nastep"ie wy lego benen mleszka12cym bsda
|p}acona Jak6bowi Nieso~i ]sko aiane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

Youngstown, O. l wrze6nia, 1900.
Panic Profesorze Collius'ie!
Posy}am Panu swoja fetograie,
aby6 Pan zeoaezyi, ls jut wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

udawafam sic 90
doktor6w, ale be.
skutku, DO CT n
mogli rozpozna
choroby. Kazd
m6wil ~inaczej. 3
lam juz ma smies
przygotowana. 8
lie " koncu chcia
lam ieszeye RAJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

a 6Wiata ma
Ii gleboka Pahska
wiedze, zaprawde
ME daliby Panu le-
czyt biednych lu-
dzi, lecz zatrzyma-
liby Pana ola sic
bic. ia mia4em to
ieszcze6cie re
ana6}om 20 achO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01

spr6bowac, a dis Bogu dziekule..
re sic do Was udafam. Vase leI
usunely bole a dis iestem tfust
zdrowa i sitna. 8 ludzie m6wla, X
10 lat odmfodnlaiam.
z pieknym pozdrowieniem-
ANNA KOVACIE..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
Pocahontas, W. Va. 6 maja, 1900
Kochany Panic Profesorze!

Niechaj Panu Bog zapiacl "a pa.
ska pomoc. Szest lat by}am cnors.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16
PROBATE BUSINESS.

The foil owing business was transacted
by the probate court during the past week
Philip L. and Sidney FL. Thompson,
minors, Irasburgh. WV. Miles appointed
guardian.
VIM. T. Kilby estate, Newport. Com
missioners' report returned aud accepted.
Enoch G. Rowell estate, Albany. Will
presented for probate by FL. F. Graham one
Of the executors therein named. Referred
to July 25, 1900. w. w. RoweIl appointed
special administrator
Kenelm Berry estate, Newport. Com
missioners' report returned and accepted.
r. P. Hitchcock estate, Albany. Com
missioners' report returned and accepted.
Samuel Moody estate, Charleston. Ad-
presents his account. Referred
to July 30th 1900.
Lucy A. Rowen two trust estates, Troy.
Executrix of estate of E. A. Stewart, for
mer trustee settles trustee accounts.
George Mosher minor, Holland. Guard
ian settles his account.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16
General News Items.

At meeting of the employees at st.
Louis Monday vote was taken andlit
was unanimously decided to resume
the strike and boycott against the st.
Louis Transit company.
Francis Truth, the "divine healer,n
who professed to be gifted with a su-
pernatural power to cure the lame,
the halt and the sick, was fined $25OO
by Judge Colt, Tuesday, in the U. S.
circuit court.
The British success at Bethlehem
has considerably improved prospects
for peace, it is said. The whole of the
government of President Steyn of the
Orange Free State has surrendered
except President Steyn himself.
These officials, who are British pris-
oners, have been allowed to commu
nicate with President Steyn for the
purpose of attempting to prove to
him the uselessness of continuance
of the struggle, which can only pro-
duce bloodshed without any counter
balancing advantages.
The cholera mortality continues
high in Bombay. The May mortality
there was appalling. The number of
persons receiving relief is 6,O13, 900.
There were 10, 1913 deaths from cholera
and 6502 fatalities in the famine dis
trict during the last week in June.
The total deaths among the numbers
on the relief works in the British dis
trict were 582. The number on the
relief works is increasing rapidly in
consequence of the drouth. The
on gratuitous relief is increas-
ing throughout the affected districts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16
GEN. CIRCUIT AT HOME AND
ABROAD.

The Washington Evening Star re-
Gently referred to Gen. William W.
CIRCUITS retirement from the house in
appreciative words. Itsays: ga good
friend of the District will not return
to the house" by reason of such re-
tirement. Continuing, the leading
daily paper at the national capital
says; "The news of Gen. CIRCUITS re-
| tirement will be received with sincere
regret throughout the District of Co
lumbia. For many years Gen. Grout
has been one of the best friends the
District possessed in congress, and has
shown friendliness in practical ways.
AS sometime chairman of the commit
tee on the District of Columbia, and
more recently as chairman of the sub
committee on the appropriations bill,
Gen. Grout has been in positions to
munity.
tsHis absence from the next congress
will be regarded as loss to the house,
by his colleagues, by whom he was
held in high esteem and affection.
He had wide acquaintance among
public men, and was one of the hard
est workers in behalf of his own con-
stituents in the lower chamber"
This shows the high standing of
General Grout at the national capital.
Can it be that the people of Vermont
do not hold him in the same sthigh
esteem and affection' as "his col
leagues in the house" and the people
of Washington?
During the six months General
Grout was at his post working for the
people of Vermont-he did not leave
until congress adjourned-the Dilling-
ham workers, of which the state has
been full, have succeeded in carrying
some of the county conventions. But
just wait until the whole people, who
cannot be manipulated, speak and if
they do not declare for him and his
splendid record our faith in them will
have been shaken seriously.
Let us wait until the thousands of
old soldiers, whom General Grout has
assisted in one way or another, have a
chance to quietly speak at the polls,
and until the farmers of the state also,
whose interests he has always defend
ed and promoted, are heard from, at
time when they are all out and have
chance to vote their unbiased judg !
ment. Then if they desire to take a
new and untried man instead of the |
one who has been tried and found
true, we will frankly admit that some
of the people of Vermont are past
finding out. The NeaUs has faith in
the judgm ent and sense of Vermonters
and confidently believes they are not
ready to send General Grout into pri-
vate life but will instead put him into
the United States senate.-Rutland
EUening NeaUs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16

The Montpelier Watchman has de-
clared the Grout oleomargarine bill
unconstitutional. AS the Watch
man is the avowed advocate of VIM.
p. Dillingham; for the senate, it seems
reasonable to suppose that it voices
the sentiment of its candidate on the
pleo measure. Mr.. Dillingham; has
the right to suppose that any bill is
unconstitutional if he SO desires, but
in so doing, in this instance, he shows
little regard for the producer of but
Ter, and therefore his position comes
home to every farmer in the state.
-EsSer Record
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16

@. Southgate asked for clemency of
the court on the grounds that all
through the affair he had showed only
the natural instincts of a man in de-
votion to his son and that he had
never at any time shown any malevo-
lence or inclination toward violence.
The plea was evidently considered by
Judge Munson as the sentence is COM
paratively light. For breaking Jail he
is to serve not less than two or more
than two and a half years in States
prison. For impeding an officer, from
two and a half to three years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16
State News Items.

The Champlain Manufacturing COM
pany Of Burlington suffered heavy
loss by fire early Thursday morning.
A large quantity of valuable lumber
was consumed and the big store house
and chair stock factory just east of
the main shops were practically de-
stroyed.
Frank Shaw has been convicted of
murder in the first degree after nine
days trial in Windsor County court
on the charge of numbering Deputy
Sheriff George w. Hoffman while re-
sisting arrest in Stockbridge April 27.
A large number of exceptions we're
taken by Shaw's council and the case
will go to the supreme court at the
October term.
Nelson W. Cover, who was convict
ed of manslaughter Saturday in the
Bennington County court for causing
the death of Mrs. Florence /. Hall of
North Bennington on January % last,
has been sentenced by Judge Watson
to serve not less than seven or more
than eight years in the states prison
at Windsor. 1t will be remembered
that Mrs. Hall was knocked down in
Bennington, when about to board an
electric car, by Covers horse, which
he was driving through the street at
high rate of speed. She lived only
a short time after the accident.
At Bradford John F. Miller forged
the name of F. II. Bickford, his en-
ployer, on three checks of S1OO each,
two Of which he succeeded in getting
cashed Monday afternoon and obtain
ing $50 on the third, saying he would
get the balance later. He left imme-
diately by train and there is no trace
of him as yet. The forgery was not
discovered till Tuesday morning. Doe
Bros. and Kemp & Coffrin lose 800 in
cash each, and the latter a mileage
book nearly full which they loaned
him, and Clark & Gage lose $50. Mil
Ter was a cheese maker in the cream
cry of the Vermont farms, coming to
Bradford four months ago from Ant
werp, N. Y.
Dustin Shaw was brought befor
Judge Munson in Windsor County
Court Wednesday for sentence, hav-
ing pleaded guilty to breaking jail and
impending an officer. His counsel, F.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16

EPORT OF THE CONDI ITION OF
Ia THE BARTON NATIONAL BANK, at
Barton, in the State of Vermont, at the close
of business, June 29th, 1900
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16

H At this writing nothing authentic
|has been received from China as to
whether the foreigners in Pekin are
alive or not. The allies do not seem
10 be making very great headway
'Pwing, in part, to jealousy existing
emong the officers, and the want of
%ome recognized head to control
Affairs. Secretary Hay sent a note to
he american representative abroad
ast week in which he defined the
5psition taken by this country in the
Risis. The note was in part as
pllows: "We regard the condition
II Pekin as one of virtual anarchy,
Whereby power and responsibility is
Practically devolved upon the local
Provincial authorities. So long as
hey are not in overt collision with
hbellion, and use their power to pro-
.bct foreign life and property, we re-
ard them as representing the Chinese
#eole, with whom we seek to remain
peace and friendship. 3.
1t is, of course, too early to forecast
Ne means of attaining this last result,
bit the policy of the Government of
e United States is to seek solution
hich may bring about permanent
fety and peace to China, to preserve
hina's territorial and administrative
Rtity, protect all rights guaranteed
friendly powers by treaty and in
fnational law, and safeguard for the
brld the principle of equal and i'm
rtial trade with all parts of the
}inese Empire.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16

The Burlington Daily NeaUs urges
ION the people of that section of the
tie to remember that they are
Sgely indebted to Gen. Grout for
D establishment of military post
bre. The Free, Press Immediately
f ks the matter up and while ad-
'tting that the measure was put
iough the house through Gen.
butts influence attempts to show
t thereis no especial gratitude due
b as as the measure was one which
|hld have been supported by the
Ter Vermont representative had he
n asked to take charge of it. The
NJ Press says: ''If we recall Alright
" scheme for the establishment of a
ttary post in Northern Vermont
contemplated and suggested by
8field Proctor, when he was secre-
of war. The promotion of the
.6ect was undertaken by him in
hest after he became senator. The
u of the needed legislation was
1rally entrusted to General Grout,
baving been soldier, but there is
eason to doubt that it would have
Lived earnest attention from Con-
8sman Powers, if he had been
ID to take charge of it." To a
niger the Free Press explanation
rhy they naturally" turned to
Grout might not be plain but
nonters understand the bill was
IA nsted to Gen. Grout because it
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16

II THE BARTON NATIONAL BANK, at
Barton, in the State of Vermont, at the close
of business, June 29th, 1900.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $16s 8s2. 2.s2
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, sc, 10000
Premiums u. S. Bonds, 11,5OO.OO
Stocks, securities, ETC.. 28,253. rs
Furniture and fixtures, 10000
Due from State Banks and bankers. .73
Due from approved reserve agents, 29,456.1
Internal Revenue Stamps on hand, 1857
Checks and other cash items, 1853
Notes of other National Banks, 100000
and cents, 1876 .os
Lowf~t money reserve in bank, vig:
Specie, 69SO.55
Legal-tender notes, 3,750O0
Redemption fund with u S. Treas
urer g per ct. of circulation) 2,50000
Total, $500, o,s5525
CAPITAL stock paid in, s15O,ooooO
Surplus fund, 9,650.00
and taxes paid, 6,ss1.42
National Bank notes outstanding, 100000
Due to Trust Companies and
Individual deposits subject to check, 53.739.OO
Demand certificates of deposit, 23O05.93
CASHIERS checks outstanding, Us
TOTAL, $500, ,s55.25
STATE OF VERMONT, | I, L. J. Hartman,
COUNTY OF ORLEANS, IS. Cashier 0 f tn e
aboye-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of nv
knowledge and belief.
III. HARTMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July, 1900
J.N. WEBSTER, Notary Public
Correct-Attest,
AMORY DAWSON,
w. III. BLASDELL, Directors.
j. E. DWINELL,