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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-16
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TO PRoTEcTS THE PRoPosEDs
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There Is an old and still unsettled
controversy between navy and army
;as TO their respective relations to-
coast defense, says the Army and
Navy Journal y IS contended On the
part OF the navy that steam wars con-
firm the teachtng OF the sailing wars
respecting FORTH lions; mat they
have never withstood a determined at
tack from the sea; have never given en- (
or restored command 3 Of ne sea- sees7
though they have sheltered beaten ana Z
inferior fleets. The naval wars OF 1917
and 1855 are cited to show what tne
navy has accomplis shed in carrying on 4
war even from @und efended bases, as /
at Lon eland and Kioje Bay, In the
Baltic. by the French Admiral l[1 Bouet-
SW'1lllaumez, at Margin; IN the Caspian
sea by the English, during the &c
mean mean war, and by Nelson from the
anchorage a1t'l OF Mad "a; on SARDINIA
Sa !E,' Dy MN as the pest harpor
IN the world. z.3.5g $ss u 4: ~ 81
1 On. the other hand, 1t IS commenced
that the navy has Its e own '1nG sphere 'sl OF
action s' quite apartEfrom the DEFENSE OF
ports ana coallng stations, Whn lccn1 pc
long 70 the army, ana that the navy IN
attempting TO mold positions TIC on land
VIII pc hampered IN following It's le-
gltlmate role, which l must be essential
~ offensive. The true solution OF the
sd gil IS found IN thorough CO.
operation between land nd ana sea FORCES,
.such as 1t IS practically Impossible TO
OBTAIN 9, aa7%l Hence extreme advocates or
the navy position go to the length or
insisting that all coast defense on land
or sea should be in the hands of the
navy. ....Si n. &. Il ,S.5. j. = :.
The president has accepted the navy
view of this controversy, so far as to
transfer to it's control the island Of
Dry Tortugas, or the coast of Florida,
in the Gulf Of Mexico. The argument
for the transfer of this island to the
navy is we'll stated in a communica-
ton from Admiral Bunce to Admiral
Bradford at the beginning of the war
with Spain. In this he said: fjss
& eTortuo,,e ,s 1r,,,or+. ~ fror, . ,,o1,a1
rather than fron, .,o;,;+arv no;r+ ~
view / nifferenoo 81 on;nion' - az al
wavs{ ho oxnootod ~ .,,o1, n,.+tare
:. whan F,,,anad fron,1. 49, >sta,,ndna;n+s
above sts+od .nd naoasr.r III = =, - az p
tba r,i,;+aru q 49,, 1,;es1 - aans e
= - oa.,.;1, $3.50. - - 49,. 30
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M na,,a1 80. - - $50,
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considare,, E" 80 -, 80 II, ~ ,a.e,s
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! J, I d, !, +, - - M { 80, s. -
&. S. ],
attack Il go 81 Il 8,
stonni 70 tha ana,oy before s 6 30
nnsitions from. ,whic,, 81 3 Ia
the comm ercia ~. 4, tr;a ;nterests
a. tha conn+rv rha u, =. "a, 40
yidegI fortificstions3, = ,1afand, : NOM
a. locality. The naval saeks to raca;va
tha steel $ ,,oin+, ,,,uad fro,,,
Importance, and there force the enc
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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-16

The men who manage the affairs OF
corporations are the only source from
whom any inf ion as to their con-.
dition can Be kzd. That vas well
enough in the day Of small things IT
will not answer nov. when the stocks.
of corporations are 50 extensively
traded III and figure SO largely s. the
wealth Of the country Better facili-
ties for; obtaining accurate informa
ton Hof the actual cond ition of gcorpo-:
srations must be proyided than those
which exist now. 81 ere must be more
publicity. "a
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
HULL's ARMY BILL.
will Provide for n Permanent Force
of $4,000.

Washington, Jan. 1l.-Representa-
tive j. A. I. Hull, of Iowa. chairman of
the military committee of the house,
states that he will introduce bill for
the reorganization of the army, fixing
the limit OF force at $4,000 men. The
measure originates with the war de-
partment and it has the sanction of
Secretary Root. This bill would cut
off the volunteer regiments last raised,
and prevent the retention in he regu-
lar army of the hundreds of young of
iccrs whose commissions We're for the
most part secured by pressure of po-
litical and social influence.
Many of these officers. if retained,
would be on footing in rank with
veteran officers who had served before
the young fellows We're born. The
plan is to increase the existing regi-
ments from within and maintain them
al their full quota.
The artillery arm is to be increased
in order to afford men enough TO gar
rison the coast defenses. There has
been discussion as to Il radical change
in the staff, the idea OF Il permanent
staff having strong supporters in the
war department, but Secretary Root
believes that there are many evils in
the permanent staff system. as cNem-
piife,l i'm the standing armies of
Europe. and has given his opinion in
favor of the detail staff.
Surgeon General Sternbcrg. who is
consulted a, TO The changes to be made
III The medical department, virtually
advised Il complete reorganization of
thai Department.. and has been, since
the beginning of the Spanish war. la
boring under great disadvantage in
point of system and complement of
s.irgeons. hospital corps, men and
nurses.
There has been a general disposition
to discourage the effort TO pass IN
army bill this session. The senate
seems especially opposed to taking it
up. but MIR. Hull believes that if post
poned to the short session the bill
would have no chance. AS the prooi-
sions of the last army bill expire by
limitation .Iul,- /. 1901. he thinks ii
,e.olvcs ON the Fifty-sixth congress-
10 provide for whatever is to take the
place Of the present army Mr. Hull
says there is good reason TO believe
The senate would agree to a perma-
mont force OF G5ooo men. now that our
territory requiring the presence Of
troops is extensive. lie believes now
is the time to pass his bill, because il
Will be easier to keep he army at Co.
800 men, now that we have that many
troops and more, than it would TO in
.reasc upward from 10000 as it stood
IN Il peace basis.
1T is understood General Miles is
not satisfied with the proposed meas
,'re He says before Legislation On
tic army establishment is likely 10 he
had again the population of the conn
try will be l0000OO00. and he believes
that for ordinary policing of the conn
try there should he one soldier for cv-
cry ] 1000 of population.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
NEW ERA FOR AMERICA.
Paris Temps Comments on "Open
Door" Negotiations.
Paris, Jan. IL. The Temps says edi-

Paris, Jan. IL. The Temps says e(i-
torially:
The United States is celebrating it's
diplomatic victory i'm having obtained
from the continental powers Il prom
Use OF the open door in China. Europe
has not, nor would not have, made amy.
difficulty over this subject in any
event, and therefore ii seems that
Secretary Hay has given himself SUI
perfluous task and won an easy victory
owing to he fact that no one disputed
him.
ut is none the less grave news that
in this negotiation the United States
acts as a grand power in the world by
coming out of the isolation OF its for
mer seclmson.
"'The news of the breach in the Chi
nese wall set up by the Monroe doc
trine having been made by President
Mckinley and Secretary Hay. who
astened this international revolution
~ their wars and diplomacy, has as
srlred them a place in history, as they
have taken tl.e responsibility of fore
ing HE United States TO use the rights
and accept he obligations OF a grand
power i'm the world.
ut is worth While recording that
this innovation means the closing OF
one chapter and the opening of anoih-
cr and is something akin to a diseov.
cry i'm chemistry
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Assistant Postmaster General Heath

Assistant Postmaster General Heath
says his order prohibiting the reten-
ton of married postotlice employees is
not intended as Il Encouragement of
snatrimony- though it may work that
way-but is simply for the betterment
of the service. and was made neces.
sary by the peculiar unreasonableness
of brides and grooms. Two clerks will
work together in the same Office and
&iNe entire satisfaction, even after
they have fallen in love, he declares,
but as soon as they are married their
personal relations are constantly OBJ
1ruding themselves and getting in the
way of public business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Congressman Robert w. Taylor,
who is leading the fight against Rob
erts, the Mormon, is an Ohio man, and
comes from the sturdiest stock of the
Western Reserve. He was born in
New Lisbon in 1852. was educated at
the Hudson academy and Western Re
serve college. and began life rs Il
school teacher in his native town. La
ter he was state superintendent of
schools, and then, after several years
III newspaper work, he was admitted
10 the bar. He was member of the
Fifty-fourih congress. and has served
ever since
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

William H. Fleming. of Augusta,
Ga, is about the only man in the
house OF representatives who has
dared to befricnd Mr.. Roberts. even
in u small way. Fleming is a demo-
crat and is never happier than whea
fighting ON the side of the under dog.
lie is Il good lawyer. and while he has
hot had the temerty 10 say anything
in Roberts behalf on the floor of the
house. he has kept close track OF the
case and given him advice and cited
legal preccdents which he believed 10
have a bearing ON the matter
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Even Canadians are inclined 10
smile at the speech made by Sir Rod
ericll Cameron before the Canadian
club of New York few evenings ago.
Sir Roderick predicted that some day
The people of Canada would rule the
North American continent and that
the first step would be tile annexation
of New England. Some excuse may
perhaps. be found for Sir Roderic.' $
utterances in the fact that he spoke
after dinner.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

An oil painting of President Mcllin-
ley. TO be sent TO the Paris exposition,
is being made at the white house
The artist is A. Muller-Ury. who has
painted the portraits of Senator De-
Pew, Director Merriam ard other dis
tinguished people. The painting rep
lesents the president sitting at the
lend of his cai'net table engaged in
daily work. - :.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

A story showing the wonderful pop
Nlaritv of President Diaz i'm Mexico
was told by Thomas w. Mahoncy. OF
the City of Mexico. The last time
General Diaz ran for president a fell
low residing at the national capital
had the temerity 10 offer himself us
an opposition candidate. whereupon
he was arrested for drunkenness and
kept in Jail until the formality Of
choosing President Diaz 10 be his OWN
successor was complied with.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Sir Henry Irving makes rather a
good point in the Ladies' Home Jour
nal. Through a study of Shakes
pearc,' he says, "the taste of the nn-
ton will benefit, the language will
become more exact without losing its
elasticity. and the priceless heritage
of our English tongue will be pre-
served To the world in its purify
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

1t is said that the senatorial inves.
LEGATION of the case of Senator Clark,
Of Montana, Who is accused of obtains
ing his seat through bribery. will cost
not less than 100000, much of which
will go for fees and mileage to wit
nesses to be brought from Montana.
The amount Senator Clark is accused
of having dispensed is varionsIy esti-
mated at from 100000 to 100000.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Emperor wilhelm has ordered his
court TO. learn the koermagyar, a sort
of minuet. 1T is an extremely diff
cult dance 10 master, and Prof. Louis
Pottak. who is a justice of the peace
at Miskolez. Hungary, has been or
dercd to Berlin to teach the court. He
was recommended to the emperor by
Tie leader of the opera.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
HAS MONEY TO BURN.
Erazii Cremating Two Millions
Tapcr Currency :. Week.

Rio dc Janeiro, Jan. 1.-THE minis
ter of finance has been ordered to
burn two millions of paper money ev-
cry week until fifty millions are de-
stroyed
senior sovelno Visira. nominated
as a candidate Tor the governorship Of
Bahia. has resigned the portfolio of
agriculture. lie is succeeded by
Senior Epitacio Poisson, the minister
of justice. The president has request
ed Senior CROWS Eovilacquia, noted
iurisconsult, to accept the vacant Of
fee.
General Mallet. the minister OF war.
has been promoted 10 the rank of field
mnrShul
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Representative T. W. Cushman, of
Washington state, made his maiden
speech in the house the other day.
lie afterward expressed himself as
very much disappointed with it. He
says he found itaiite different MAX
ing a speech in the. house from maxi
ing one on the stump and fears that
lie did not make the serious impress
sion he wished to-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Colonel Northcott, who was killed
in the Modder river fight, had done
some excellent natural history work
in the Gold Coast. himerland. and was
looking forward 10 returning to that
lart of Africa to prosecute his ZOO
logical studies. He had lately pre-
sented the british museum with an
interesting collection of West African
birds
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

OLSON II. sakurai. an influential and
highly cultivated Japanese, is in this
country to study the condition of
American women. lie is an officer of
the leading educational institution for
women in Japan. and the outcome of
his Investigations in this country may
be a-sweepng change in methods of
life among his countrywomen.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
FOR A NEW TREATY.
Spanish Premier and American Min.
lister Draw Up New Pact.

I5ITITIISIT EVIIITVb ttTINI faTIIVKINNU IVlIII.
lister Draw Up New Pact.
Madrid, Jan. 1.-The basis Ola treaty
to reflate the treaties of 1895 and 1877
has-s,een drawn mp by Premier Silvela
:sfrf sth-:'tiffited States minister, Bel
lan,y Scorer, and a copy has been sent
to-. Washington for approval. The
Same thing Will be done with the
Treaty OF commerce, which is divided
into three parts, governing Spain's
trade with America, the Antilles and
the Philippines.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

I'm old interviewer of Washington
pronounces General Wheeler one OF
the hardest men to interview i'm this.
cpl.atry. He says: "The general is
even more shy than he has been rep
resented 'Reticent' doesn't half de-
scribe him. He is simply the despair
of every newspaper man who tries to
get copy ,cslt of him.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Will II. Young, the veteran chief of
the Western Union telegraph office at
Washington, was sick and missed the
assembling. of. the new congress. 1t
was the first time he had been absep-
On first day" since 1857.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
; EMO CORsETsw SHE SAYS.
A Detroit school Teachers Crusade
Against STAYS.

IA OctFOiI SCHOOI ICuCHCF'S TUSlNN
Against Stays.
New York World: Detroit Miss
Elizabeth Carnes, physical culture
teacher in the public schools of this
city, has issued n semi-ultimatum to
the teachers that they must discard
their corsets. In an address to the
teachers she said that she hoped soon
to have the power to enforce such a
rule.
Miss Carnes declares that the school
marms cannot 60 through the gym
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Jmlin Morrison,s Trial.

Chattanooga, TENN, Jan. Sin the
trial of Julia Morrison fer tile murder
of Frank Ieidenhcimer- today. tic
state introduced several witnesses in
1ebuttal. tending TO show. the shoot
ing. &:as anot done in self-defense nor
under 4sndden provocation. Argu-
ments by attorneys then begun.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
SETTLES The sEMAToRSHlP.
Eowcn'- Nomination for Gpcaisc,
ttiA,..S A'iI.tn1.. ~ Z, ~.

- - - '''N''' ~, .s'' =
COWS victory Z" Ger.
,; YES zones Ia, Jan. - ne rep"o-
resulted '. IN tl'e election OF ''r. u. II.
hoWeil' oi Nllanakee county, to the
si3eakeisi'ip l)r Bowen was the Gear
candidate, and has election practically
assures me re-eirrtlon OF senator
tHa& 10 the united states senate.
-. "a" sets, IA Sancu-.
!, he Noee ~, caucus cav, ny Mil'ch ~.
bowen WIS elec'ea speaker Was as iel-
lows
TOR ho"eh --NNerS, on 'hIekasaw;
ioakcf' on NiSs' l'arIiilsvf' OF palo
MO- h@iiSStGi' on Je!teFsnh' Zen
,,,', OF NaIfeil: hiHeE' OIL Miiis;
b'''N@fioFe, ol laNipr' bowen, on NJ
'aii'a1NN'' 10y sPi'. o! N'duhoh. Hu-
eilln;h, o. @aleiio; aTief ot Sioux;
Gold, Of 'lama; cowles. OF kossnlh;
Grouse. OF Adiins; Bows: of Linn;
neniial1, oi Delaware. Edwards. OF
itutief' .ilpson, OF SnIon; Gran, OF
Rage ii@ibsrt. oil Eehtoh; llaSsel-
gust, ol Lucas; Hawk, OF Jasper,
litniSie, OF Wayne; linrn, OF Cerro
.'orao: Jenhs.- OF Hottawattamle;
Jones, OF A'ahasiSa; neck, OF Van
l'"ren; krndail. nl Monroe: Let's. OF
Louisa Lyman. of ioWeshieh' Miller,
o. 'e9af; ration. OF frank!H; Payne,
Oh Arphneasr; u,nain' OF Poitawaf-
tainie; iteolne. OF Winneslllek; Sokol,
%! lIDiluS. SSiratt0il. OF Mont GDilrrE.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Speaker Henderson objects very
much to being called general a
practice of recent growth-as the
highest rank he ever held was that of
colonel .At'T
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

John Morley has just been unnni-
Mnonsly elected honorary president of
the Oxford Palmerston club. This
post was occupied by Gladstone iron,
the clubs foundation in 1878 until his
death, since which time it has been
vacant
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

<Westerr avenue. with. its twenty
two miles Of length within the city, is
tlfe 'ttonssestt sstl'ect in Chicago. ii is
also. as n consequence, the longest
municipal highway in America, and
probably in the world.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

TarRipt;T, an Indian word. meaning
telegraphy without wires, is suggest
Ell as tt'Ife Signal wofd that shall desig
nate the new wireless teiegraphN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Another Sugar Advance.
New York, Jan. 9.-All grades of re-
fined sugar advanced 1-2O cent per
pound today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Eui,di,r ,rr.des o,,ncil.

Milwaukee Jan. s.-Thc national build
ing trades council of America met in an
gates We're present from all parts of the
union. Mayor Rose gave the address of
Welcome.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

At mos, -ollege foot bali games
there is great waste of 'rah material.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
t,nnstiIutionnl Cunxention.

In accordance with the requirements of
section 3 of article 10 of the constitution
of Iowa, the question of holding a cor
vcniion for the purpose of revising the
fundamental law OF the. state will be
Submitted to the electorate at the next
general election. IL viii, therefore. be in
ol,mbe.t on the present general assembly
to make provision for canvasing the vote
on that proposition.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19

WANTED-Pupils in Music. -Mrs. Austin,
South Main street. 40w3
To ENCHANGE-Set heavyisleighs for wood.
Apply AT this office. Avs
Up to-date hor.eshoeing at o. r. Houghton's
successor to T. Dupont. A
CHOPPERS WANrED-To cuti 200 Icords of
wood, at so cts. per cord. JOHN HOUSTON.
Keep in mind that Bond sells the North
Star fur coats, none better.
WANTED TO BUY-A moderate priced home
in village. REGISTER ONCE.
Rest bargains in Addison county in the line
of vehicles at f. II. Thomas's.
- .,,.; ,,o.,,in, ,oor Foo 81 ot
VI 20 ~ -, - -, -. y
W. n,oa mann, eoo,,,oon 60 ,.o,,r o,,.a,
pi,oo s,a,aS
pn>r ppos
r1orso h,ori,o,s trr robes fnr co,,ts host
os.ortnont at pono,s pine nan
... 800.
toner money on an ovcrcoot or suit
F. A. RoNp.
,,.o,.,, g., - s,,,o,l fon,lv Nps T. uowps
qs,f miodIehurv
t,,,,,a'ond ottor ,,ow oondios Of Ropd Rros,
Nice Rex BeSohla7 for. WINDOW piahts' car
i"''o"7' '''''
sell Attle's Nonfoisohous Sheep DIP
ISAAC orEkNs fAhh DRUG STOKE
FOR SALh-A hlsh Sraue' me toiieu uPrlsh'
piano. nearly new EDWARD f. BOND
To SELL-Or exchange for cows. "A work
horse. Inquire OF George t. ADAMS 4l"-
Fresh ground buckwheat and 81 l." pre-
pare buckwheat for griddle.cal<es al Bene
diets
FOR S"~L-A single CARNAGE sielgn' rope'
cutting machine' culliVator' MIS- Austih' o.
""'" ''
FOR SALE-A Jewett square parlor Stove
for wood only in good condition. grea'
ho"'ci' -
Bathrobes, paiamas, house or smoking
coats. outing flannel night shirts at Bonds
Pine Hall
Firstclass dressmaking and knife plating
at reasonable prices. Gibbs * Stafford, over
Piper x Goyett.
To RrNT-The home Mace of the late Jehia
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19

TAKEN UP-Came into my pasture about
oct 3 coarse wool ram lamb Owner will
please call, prove property, pay charges and
take property away. e. c. RYDER,
i2w3 Weybridge.
Miss Goodrich would inform her friends
and patrons that she has returned from New
York with an assortment of fall and winter
millinery and is ready for orders.
Lumber, laih and shingles for sale at my
mill in East Middlebury | have lately put in
a new machine for saving hath. If you want
to save money come and see me.
4lwj g. T1sDALE.
ii. II. Bryant has n good farm horse for sale,
eight years old, fast walker and good
worker, weight 1850; price, market value;
possession given Nov. l. Also salt barrels for
storing apples.
For pension business. arrear of pay, bounty
etc, and general business through all de-
partments of government, address MELVIN
WILKINSON, Pension Attorney and Notary
Public, Brdport, VT. str
Green Mountain Lithia Water from old
Sweet Spring in Hlnesburg. Vt, at sternss
Drug store. Contains lithia, soda, magnesia,
potash, lime, iron, alumna, etc; unequalled
in all liver and kidney troubles. Pints,
quarts, gallons Try sample. 39wl3
Having sold my place on Weybridge street,
| wish to dispose of my household furnish.
ings. They can be seen on the premises and
will be sold ut reasonable prices so that
those wishing to replenish homes or start in
housekee ping will find 1t to their interest TO
buy. Aft ADA Is. CALENDER.
Should you wish to improve the quality of
your bread use the Celebrated Magic Yeast
Nothing like ii for producing light, sweet,
nutritious loaf of bread. 1t will retain its
moisture and nutty flavor longer than bread
raised with any other yeast put upon the
market. Try II. i2wl
WANTED-Actlve man of good character to
deliver and collect in Vermont for Old estab-
lished manufacturing wholesale house, 5000
year, sure pay. Honesty more than exper-
fence required. Our reference any bank in
any city. Enclose seifaddressed stamped
envelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor, 334
Dearborn st, Chicago. 3Sw16
FOR SALE-Two good residence properties
on South Main street. one built last year.
seven rooms, furnace heated and with bath
room and village water connections and
sewer. The other, six rooms with good barn
and sewer and water connections. Will sell
for cash or good paper. For particulars In
quire of John Mcmahon, or ut the Register
office. ljtf