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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21
Rings.

An attractive line Of new rings-opals sing
ly and in combination with diamonds. and
pearls. aFancy stone rings of all kinds. D -
/ New finger purses for ladies. SzzB
H. II. THoMPsoN's.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

Christmas Dinner at the Brooks House.
A choice Christmas dinner will be served at the
Brooks House. The patronage Of the Brattle-
boro publcis solicited. Special attention will be
given to catering to family and party groups and
special tables will be reserved for four or more
people together,
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800 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased IN
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure IN ali M
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cnre
Is TIE only positive cure known 10 the medical
fraternity, Ca'arrh being a constit1 tional dis
ease, requires constitutional eatment Halls
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF me
system thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient strength bv
building up The constitution and assisting nature
IN doi1g It's work. The proprietor- have so much
Talth In us curative powers, that they offer One
hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails 10
cure. Send foe list of testimonials ~
Address. +. ], CHENEY q CO., Toledo, O.
Halls Family Pills are the best
What is the price of Dobbins' Electric SoanSn
Five cents bar, fu size, Just reduced from
ten; Hash 70 been less than ten for wears
why, that's the price Of common brown soan
soap after this" ' my O'her
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

Singer Saving nIachInsa

Mirrors brushesIand combs and all the SINAI
manicure pieces at H. Il. THoMPsoN's. .aH1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

incest line of Toilet and Manicure Sets ever
shown In the town of Brattleboro.
BRooKs HOUSE PHARNAoY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

Order Of service next Sunday, the fourth
Sunday in Advent: Holy communion at
7.30; morning prayer and litany at 10 80;
Sunday school at IL; evening prayer at Z.
On Tuesday, Christmas morning, at 1870
the following musical program, commun-
ion Office by Eyer, will be rendered by the
choir, assisted by Miss Grace Eels, violin
list:
Professional, Christians Awake, Fuller
Vente, Randall
TIE Deum In f, Tours
Kyrie,
CrPdo
Onertory, Sing and Rejoice, Barnby
Sursum Corda,
Sanctus
Benedlctus Qul VENT,
Agnus Del
Gloria In Excelsis (old chant.
occasional, II Came Upon the Midnight Clear,
Willis
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Atomizers and sprink-
lers. BROoKs HoUsK PHARMAoY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21
The Unitarian Church.

The pastor will take as his theme Sun
day morning: "a Timely Lesson from the
Life Of Jesus" The music will be as fol-
lows:
Organ Prelude, with violin. Mrs. Knowlton and
Mr. DuRan.
Solo, II he Christmas HERALD by c. Whitney
Coombs, 10 be sung by Mr.. Miller with violin
obligato by Mr.. DUgan.
Response after the prayer, Might OF Nights" by
Van de Water.
Offertory. Violin Solo.
Congregational Hymns:
Joy to the World The Lord IL Come"
Sons OF Men. Behold from Far"
Come, Thou Long Expected Saviour"
Organ Postlude.
Carol service will be held in the after
noon at o'clock, consisting Of responsive
readings, rectations by the children of the
Sunday school and brief address by the
pastor. Mrs. Knowlton, at the organ, will
be accompanied by Mr.. Dugan with his
violin. Mr.. Miller will lead the singing,
including a solo by himself, entitled, 1.-THE
Gift" by A. II. Behrend. George Minor
will sing a solo, entitled, "Ohl Tell 1t
Once Again." by Fred Schilllng. Carols
and familiar hymns will make up the rest
of the service.
On Christmas Eve the children of the
Sunday school will have their usual supper
at Wells hall to be followed by Christ
mas tree and games.
Mr. Dugan will give the following selec.
tions on his violin Sunday morning:
Cavatina, Ran
Observation-Disclosures, Hauser
bercense, ID. AlArd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

t. @. Rand, the veteran teamster
between Brattleboro and Townshend,
was in town two or three days last
week after being disabled several
months by an injury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

fockEr BOOKS. We can show you bargains.
BRooKs HOUSE PHARM1oY.
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Miss sumner,s CIasses.

Some of the members of Miss Summers ply
steal classes will give an entertainment December
"a at O'Clock In Grange hall, The program will
consist of "a light ,calesthenic drill, an Eastern
Temple drill, in costume, and a series Of tableaux
portraying different emotions. Madam Emma
Buch is expected to sing, Miss Coxs mandolin
and guitar club aud Mrs Lulu Mclean will fur.
nish the music. Tickets 25 cents and: IS cents.
After the performance there will be a dance
until midnight. Tickets for the dance 25 cents. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

Have you seen the new ware 'WaYe Crestf"
We have 1t. Books HOUSE, Pharmacy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21
Zine and Grinding max.

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as long
as lead and oil mixed by hand.
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Centre Congregational Church,


Rev. r. r. Miles will preach at the
usual hour, 1880, next Sunday morning.
The Sunday school will hold Christmas
exercises at IL: AS, including music by the
choir and other special exercises In which
the infant department will take part.
There will be no session Of the pastors
Bible class. Christian Endeavor service
at p. NJ. On Wednesday evening at Z
O'Clock there will be a Christmas enter
tainment in the church. Santa Claus will
be there TO interest the children. Refresh
ments will be served afterwards in the
vestry. All are invited to all services.
Following is the program Of music for the
Sunday morning service:
Organ, THE Bells" J. Marley Roberts
The Christmas Chimes Are Ringing In.
Canzona In B Hat, W. Wolstenholme
Pastoral Symphony, George Frederic Handel
From 1.-THE Messiah"
Anthem, There Were Sheperds," Dudley Buck
Male Quartet, The Star OF Bethlehem" Nevin
Postlude Hosanna, Chorus Magnus, Tn. Dubois
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An Ornament for Chris.mas,

live have some-Fancy vases, gilt mirrors,
candelebra and clocks. Call and see them az
H. II. TBoMPsoN's.
Miss Park, Tutor.
Private school for all ages, 1S Chaplin street
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-12-21

Rev. r. f. Lowe will preach Christ
mas sermon in the Methodist church at
the usual hour Sunday morning. The
morning service will be followed by the
Sunday school session at 1145. The Ep-
worth league meeting will be held at Q
o'clock, followed at 7 o'clock by preaching
upon the subject "a Cool Reception"
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rho RaplIat Church.

FIRST Baptist church, F. <. Marble, min
ister-MoIning worship, 1890 A. NJ.
Theme, "Called Jesus" Bible school at
noon. Evening worship, Z. Topic, "The
Prophet and the King" continuing series
on Elijah. The musical program for Sun
day:
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MORNING.

MORNING.
Prelude, "For Unto Us Child Is Born" Qdes
siah) Handel
Festival Te Deum in E fiat, Dudley Buck
Christmas carol, 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Anthem, There Were Shepherds" Reed i
Hymn, "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
POstlude, ''Hallelujah, " (Messiah) Handel
Prelude. Pastoral Symphony, (iessiah) Handel
Double Quartet, For he Shall Give his Angels, 4"
(El1ahl Mendelssohn
Chorus, "He Watching Over Israel, (EliiahJ
POstlude, March solennelIe," Ketterer.D uTSnd
The Bible school session will be princi-
pally in Christmas selections by the pri-
mary and other departments.
On Monday evening the primary and
junior departments will enjoy a supper in
the social rooms ut 9. o'clock. Afterwards
in the chapel the children will render
Christmas cantata which will be followed
by Santa Claus's remembranees from the
tree.
All are invited to attend the Monday
evening entertainment and to bring
pound of something useful as an admission
fee. all of which will be distributed among
needy ones on Christmas day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-07

For ruli particulars a. 20 raln ~
ard COPIES u (. i. r. publieali~1A ~
T.. 3. CoYLE, W. H. ~
Asst. Gen. Pass, AsL, AL. ia woe
VaneogyeE. b e. ,uss@s 1xsa =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-04
4 HEAVY BLOW.
Was the New LewisviIle Fire to That
 Progressive Little Town.

correspondent writing to tke Gaaphic about the big fire which
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-eer as to cost Of culYert in alley in Block 36, O.d Town, and repoi ted it could be buiit for $l5o per foot.
 After some discussion the Mayor vas requested to confer with the property owners in the block as to how much they will contribute.
 Aid. Clement moved that Water and Light Committee be requested to coHfr with the Light and Water Company with view to establish ing more street lights, and report at next meeting of the Council. Sec onded by Aid. Meyer aud carried.
 On motion Council adjourned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-04

wards have been heard from and Davis is now 500 votes in the lead with twelve townships to hear from
 Ail of the absent townships are be iieyed to be for Davis, though a tre- mPndous negro vote is said to have been boiled The republicans still have hopes and many of them are
 led to believe that R,mmel viii car fy the county but his majority will be very small. Old River township gave Remmel maj i9rity of 89 over Davis, 136 votes being boiled. Bogy went for RPmmel by 9 m1iority. Davis carried the first, secood and third wards of the city by maiori tY of BIO. He also carried Vaugine township in the city by one vote
 Melton gave him 5 majority, the Al
 tbeimer box in Plum Bayou Fl; Tal ledega, 51; Spring Al; Psstorla, 47; and Bolivar, III. Davis total ma jority In the county over Remmel,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-04

the council in support of the ordl- nance.
 The ordinance was referred to the ordinance committee.
 Aid. Boyce of the water and light committee, reported that the water pressure was better than it had been for some time, and moved that the water and light account for water for July, S670; be allowed in full. Seconded and carried.
 Petition of citizens asking that alley be opened in block 30, Old Town. was read and it was moved and carried that the chief of police be instructed to notify the property owners in said block to remove CO., structions from said alley.
 Report of commissioners Of paving district No for year ending Angus 9, 1s)0, presented and re- ierred to finance committee.
 Report of board Of public ah airs from May 1, 1900, U 4 seust1, 1900, presented aud referred to haance committee.
 Ordinance appropriating money for board of pubic atf 5. r ad first. second and thirS times.
 Mayor Alexander addressed the Council, stating that au estimate had been made by hs City Engin-
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morning. He carried the Washing ton ozthe lock butnot key and said he was going to swing onto them.
 lGontinued on page
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pssinle to give the complete result figures. Davis carried three Of |e four wards in the city. the
 purth giyiog R mmel majority of 'n. Eight townships and four
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-04
JOE PlLklNGTCN IS THROWN DOWN BY HIS WASHING
 TON FRIENDS.
AS HOT AS----SUMMER.
Rumors That Guns Were Brought Into Play---A Republican
 Has the Box.

There was "sumping doino in Washington township Monday. The township election there has caused hard feeling among every body and his brother and Joe Pilk- ington, the Political King.s who has been in power there for over twelve years was defeated for con- stable but the majority Of his op- ponent=is not known because the votes have not been e6pntea. It seems hat Pl1kington vas beaten ey little smooth seheming on the oart of the Populists, Independents and Republicans and for d time it looked ae befe would be serious trouble
 A Graphic repprlee saw z. H. Anderson, the R7pnhElfan. iii7Ige rom that tawHshin on the streets thi4
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occurred last Saturday morning at New LewisvllIe, q progressive town south of Rsae zsE33 aa an the Gotton Belt road. says:
 Vi was the b9sest fiie ever known in Inc history 5f New Le@is- vile and four brick hasiaess houses on Rront strees were totally destroyed. The bulldogs were owned by Henry Moore afa were valued at $8. 9e0 aieh $6, ,099 instr ance
 @fde occupants of the buildings and tbeir losses are as follows: ]. V. Dnoose, groceries, stock $3,O00 insurance g, GOO; Peyton & Owens, drugs, stock $3, O00, insurance $1,- 800; c. Leyeason. dry goods, stock $13,00 insurance S2,5e0; Ogil fie Mercantile Go, stock g GOO, lnsur. ance @4 GOO
 sThe fire originated ;n the drug store of Peyton & Ovens. The burned buildings will De immedia Iy rebuilt
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TIVE CITY COUNCIL. TRANSACTED MUCH Busl- NESS AT ITS MONDAY
 NIGHTS SESSION.
A MACHINERY ORDINANCE.
Regular Monthly Reports of Po- lice Judge and Chie.--
 New Alley.

Tie council met in regula~ session Monday night, Hon. W. B. Alexan- der presiding, and Aldermen Boyce Clement, Meyer, Owen and Woller- man present, when the following proceedings were had, to wit:
 The minutes of the previous m ct ing were read and approved.
 Accounts as approved by the finance committee allowed and warrants ordered drawn for their respective amounts.
 Reports for police iu lge and chief of police for the month of August, 1900, approved by finance commit tee, read, received ard ordered filed.
 Ald Owen, of tae cemetery com mittee, reported that he was having the new part of the cemetery cleaned off and laid off into lots and blocks.
 It was moved and carried that complaint of Mr. F Neif, ia regard to offensive slops, be referred to sanitary officer with instructions to abate the sane.
 An ordinance to declare the op= erating of machinery affsr 3 p III. . nuisance was read
 Gen. F. King White addressed
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adding up the results that have been received, is 519. The Democrats claim that RemmeI cannot overcome that vote. The Republicans believe just the opposite. They say Rsn- mel received a wonderfully large ne gro vote in the unfeported town ships and that, Raen the results come tt, be will overcome Davis present m j jlrity of 800 and carry the county by at least 200 votes.
 la Bolivar township saloons were voted in, notwithstanding the fact that it has been prohibition for 8 number of years.
 The negro, J. c. Rogers, who was the Republican candidate for magis trate in this, Vapgine township, was literally showed under but in the third and fourth wards be re ceived 8 pretty good vote.
 In Bogy township Root. H: Vii Hams, a Democrat, was defeated by John a. Gaines, Republican, for Justice of the Peace. J. ". Walker Democrat was also elected In that township l.qnor license was voted down by Y rte of 84 to 49 A N Bray, Republican, was elected constable over Alex ". Williams, a democrat.
 Col. Abner W. Files vote in lief ferson county vas very small. The voters realized that he was merely a figurehead for the Populists and scratched him freely. He did not received fifty votes in the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-04
BOTH THE DEMOCRATS AND
 REPUBLICANS CLAIM JEFFERSON,
BUT DAVIS NOW LEADS.
Has Majority of Nearly Goo With Twelve Townships
 to Report.

The Gazette of this morning says eff Davis carried the state for Gov rnor by over 6o,009 majority. That oaly as figured oy experts, as the ptal vote has not been received 5 says the Rspubliaaas claim lief srson and Garland counties while 'rawfor6 cauotY went Democratic pr the first time in eight years
 The county ticket ia Jefferson pnnty had no opposition, thersfo De interest was centered almost 1holly in the gubernaearjal race nd in townships where opposition ad been announced against the pgllar nomiuees. The reports are .omino in slowly ar it Is now inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-04
MRS. ORTo's FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Mar garet Coffin Orto will be held from the First Presbyterian church this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. The re- mains arrived this afternoon from Cincinnati on the Cotton Belt pas- senger, Dr. z. Orto, the bereaved husband, accompanying them home. Rev. J. L. Caldwell will conduct the services.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-10-18

"Now whatever else may be said
Of the effect of Bryan's success, it
10 certain that his election will give
the free-silver heresy an enormous
prestige. The vote will be claimed
By Bryan as o mandate from the
people to Immediately establish free
silver at the ratio of'16 70 /. A
President fanatically welded to its
establishment will use oil his pow
or TO force il upon Congress. A
House OF Representatives will pass
q bill. The silver questions will
again come to the fore with o pop
ular majority behind it. There
will be constant and aggressive sgi.
tation IN its favor. Woald not this
be Q great evil to the mind of q
Sound Money Democrat?
"No, do not think that Bryan
vii receive the electoral vote of
Maryland. There are, in my judy
ment, too many Democrats vet in
Maryland to permit such q calami-
tv to overtake our present prosper.
GUS condition. We do not want
anything like that to intervene to
prevent capitol from other. States
coming here for the further devel-
opment Of industries aud Of onI
natural resources. Our people are
only beginning to realize that We
have in Maryland q large acreage
Of land we'll adapted to the best
kind Of agricultural development,
and fully capable Of sustaining sew
eral hundred thousand more people
in advancing her best interests. and
! feel that it would, in my best
judgment, be q serious blow to the
welfare Of our State if we would
now take this long step backward,
after having already taken an ad-
vanced position for sound money,
law and order and material progress.
| shall vote for Mr.. Mckinley, and
wish l could induce all my good
Democratic friends to do likewise
in their own interest and in the in
terest Of the real Democratic party
Of the State Of Maryland"
By order,
HONEST MONEY DEMOCRATIC
LEAGUE OF MARYLAND.
Oct. is. 1900-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-10-18

the well-knoWn banker and broker
Of Baltimore. whose brother is the
Democratic Governor Of Alabama,
addressed the following letter to
Chairman Vsndiver, Of the Demo-
cratic committee
SCI have received your circular
letter asking fos contributions to
the Democratic campaign fund.
cannot contribute TO the fund, "a
will not vote for the Democratic-
Populist nominee. am firm be-
lever in expansion and I believe
President Mckinley has acted fair.
~ and honorably toward oil Sec
tions Of this country, and that be
has handled our foreign complica-
tions wisely and prudently. We
have now also an abundant curren-
CT in circulation, with certainty
Of its being increased. il needed,
on the safest possible basis. I fur
Their feel that the Democratic party
is not in the hands of its friends.
bat it's enemies. We should be
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-10-18

Mr.. Lloyd l.. jackson, Jr.,
speaks Of the real issue:
"The sole question to be decided
in the coming Presidential election
By Sonnd Money Democrats who
supported the Republican nominees
in the Presidential election Of '96,
10 whether or not the issue of i'm
perialism 10 in fact paramount, "
and does il 90 far overshadoE the
issue Of sound money, that the lat
Ter In but collateral and incidental
70 it, III il can be shown land il
undoubtedly can bel that the mon
OF issue 10 primary and superior to
all other issues the same arguments
and reasoning of 'e6 would manifest
IL be equally applicable to the con-
ditions of today. Since the money
plank of the platform of the Chi
cago Convention was incorporated
at length into that Of the Kansas
City Convention, therefore all DEM
ocrats who supported the gold stand
ard in go should vote for sound
money this year"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-10-18
Aise Against Bryan.

Mr.. George K. McGsw, o Demo
crat, Of George K. McGaw & Co.,
and president of the Hotel Rennert
Company, tells Of the drift against
MIR. Bryan
"Anyone who is familiar with the
daily talk and conversation Of the
guests Of our hotel, which 10 q fair
index to the wants and needs Of the
people throughout a wide section
Of country, Of which our City OF
Baltimore, 'is the business centre,
can form o fair idea Of the anti.
Bryan sentiment. This includes
the best opinion and judgment OF
many people from oil walks Of life
in the entire State Of Maryland, 90
we'll as from Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Pennsylvania, and, Of course
many travelling men representing
ell lines Of trade from New York
and other large cities.
"The consensus Of this opinion
10 that Mr.. Bryan 10 not o Demo
crat and does not, in fact, repre-.
sent any Of the cardinal principles
and teachings Of the Democratic
party, Of which am, and have al.
ways been q member. He seems to
represent only what can best be
described 40 Organism and that
issue, when judged by his own &C.
tions and speech, would appear to
be the most dangerous issue which
the people Of this country have
been called upon to meet. His
principal desire is to become Presi-
dent and dictator by taking any
route indicated by his vision Of the
Sign boards at the crossroads,
standing ready to head any clan or
party. whether composed Of Silver
ties, Populists or anarchists, or az
itators Of any kind"