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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.


$3.50 BUYS 0pl FULL FAID BHAkka
Ia partially developed SOFA name - Idaho
Syringe Col Help 20 dsyelop ana share
wlth good people IN she pPonts Anaft
down g.. feet Drift started Tunasl be-
ing driven. Work progressing raDldiy
Modern machinery. air drihs u SiAisns.
Best mRnaremsnt write ~ pFo@pectua
Bank References. Big Chisf AiininH o.
Milwaukee. Wis
ADvERTrsER pusfREs FARMING
partnerahip with hustler. with o. win
ou capital. but well posted on real 60
tate and loan transactions; send fan per-
ficuiara concerning experience 60 Ez-
pans'on, care Morning News.
ApNEKrIsEMENTs SET ~ CAP
iTNtE WILL BE PRINTED rs CI.As-
siFlED AbVERrrsEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTs A WORD No AD-
NERTisEM MINT TAKEN FOR I.Esa
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SEIZED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD-
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR Lkss
THAN SOC.
-FOUR LOTS. EACH 9xso. on NORTH.
west corner whitaker ana Thlrty-second
streets. al "A great bargain, to csose @
deal: they can be- bought az q much iess
price than any Of the surrounding proper
~. G. II. Dorset
FOR SALE. sOLIDLY BUILT. TWO
story residence on West Broad. near
Henry. very cheap. C. u. Dorset
FINE RESIDENCE on LIBERTY
street. near whitaker. So fine condition.
southern front. G. II porseu.
Two-sTORY RESIDENCE AND
large outbuilding for sac, very low cor
ner West Broad and Duty 9. II. Dorset
THIRTY THREE ACRES. NEXT TO
colorea College. good creek and marsh
front. fine for poultry raising, az greai
bargain and on easy terms G. n. Dorsett
EAST BROAD STREET STORE
near 8. +. a ". Railway depot always
rented: good stand ard fine living rooms
above. C.. II. Doueit
TWO LOTS. SOUTHWEST CORNER
Forty First street ana Jefferson, 0lxa9. for
81 e00. also two los ga soath Size
Fortielh street, between jefferson ard
barnard. o9xi2s. for 400. also. lot on
east side Of Whitaker. near Thirty-sixth
street. soxIIo. for $50 G. IL. Dorset.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHAT ABOUT A VIOLIN. GUITAR
o- mandolin for tho gin OF boy? A select
ass1rtment az Wlenskys. corner
Hrolghton and Barnard. and they are not
held al fabulous prices. either See him
Monday sure.
WANTED. OWNER FOR BICYCLE
o. IDENTITY same pay this bill and gct
property. ". h. Lawrence. Columbia
s C..
WANTED. TO PURCHASE INTER
&C.. in we,l-establ i he'd business. state
amount cash required. Worker. News Of
nee.
WANTED. 50 BUSHELS STRIPED
Koio Gem aud Blue Gem watermelon seed.
Address T. T. a G.. Ry.. Thomasvile.
Ca
WANTED FOR CASH. ONE THOU
sand oat bran and corn sacks. 10 rear
~ froughton. west.
WANTED. FOR CASH. lockwood
ard per- lmmon logs. Southern Hardwood
Company. J. o. Box 81 Charleston. s. c.
WANTED. ROLLER-ToP DESK.
state price. Address G., care Morning
Ncwe
WANTED. TO BORROW 5000 AT 8
par cent. on property valued a $4,000
Address NJ. BOX AZ Savannah.
WANTED TO BORROW 300 FOR a
term OF three years on good paying prop
erty. state rate OF Interest wanted Ad-
dress Loan. this ONCE.
WANTED. At ONCE. GOOD HORSE.
buggy ana harness. cheap for cash. j.
u ~. care Morning News office.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY A GOAT
ns. I'm mil
West Broad.
WANTED FOR CASH DOGWOOp
and perslmmon logs southern Hardware
Company. =. o. Box go Charleston, 5, G..
YOUR RENTS TO COLLECT AND
property 20 sell. You Will be- pleased with
our service. Youmans d Demmoud.
CASH PAID FOR $500 CRoCUs
sacks. All sizes. Apply 3l2 STATE street.
west
ALL PARTIES INTERESTED N THE
purchase Of timber FOR lumber or turpen-
tine purposes. will ind Il 10 their inter
ct TO write T Il. BlEgs a. Co. Ocsla, Fla.
fF YOU WANT A PLACE TO DUMP
earth. dirt. sand. manure. etc. free Of
charge. Just az city limits. hauling over
hard road write or telephone Brown
Bros corner Anderson and East Broad
streets.
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
have The largest and best bargains IN real
estate Youmans & Demmond
II YoU WANT GOOD MILK. GET IT
from Springfield Dairy. It's rich. pure and
wholesome
ADvERTIsEMENTs SET IN CAP
ITAL.s WILL. RE PRINTED IN CIAS-
slF1ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD NO AID
NERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC
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WASTED. A HOUSE WITH OUT
esidiug and big pat OF ground suitable
t,- A chicken farm; must be cheap. Ad-
de- Amos Manseah l6 West Broad
street
pf,NNANENT TENANT WANTS s.
rosrn house. not 20 exceed SIS, reference
sfveo Address Rex" this once
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WE GIVE You EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss nnish perfect work Forest Chy
Laundry Park avenue
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BEFORE YOr PURCHASE WALL.
paper, don't forFet TAYLOR. his new stock
and low prices viii please yol. iN bar
nard
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NEW DOMESTIC WITH RAIL-.
bearing on easy terms. Try one Buy one;
deal with your people penton & Son.
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WANTED. 50 BUSHELS STRIPED
Kolo Gem aud Blue Gem watermelon seed.
Address T. r. a. O.. Ry., Thomasville,
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WANTED FOR CASH. ONE THOU
sand oat bran ard corn sacks 30 rear
~ Hroughton. west
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WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THAT
watch soc Won shaking o. to make 10
run Go to Niinskve. corner Bnoughtou
and hurr'rd. and have it fixed lie cbn
make amy 1'd ching run and keep
time Ola r'li and silver taken IN trade
or cash paid
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WANTED. FOR CASH. lockwood
ard pcr- immon logs. southern Hardwood
Company. J. o. Box 81. Charleston. s. c.
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not AIR AND nor WATER ffEAr-
FRS ALSO CRATES AND PARTS
PUT ~ AND REPAIRED u. ~ KIER-
NAN 10 STATE STREET WEST.
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ADVERTIs EMENIs SIT IN al
r,rNTs WILL. BE PRINTED IL CLAS
aIFrFD ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD-
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THkN SOC.
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WANTED. TO PURCHASE INTER
g.. in weil-establi he'd business. state
amount cash required. Worker. News Of
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WANTED. OWNER FOR BICYCLE
o. IDENTITY same. pay this bill and gct
property ". b. Lawrence. Columbia,
s C..
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WANTED. ROLLER-TOP DESK,
state price. Address G.. care MOrning
NcWe.
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WANTED. At ONCE. GOOD HORSE
buggy ana harness. cheap FOR cash, J.
T. n. care Morning News office.
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REDUCE YOUR LIVING ExPENsEs
~ Investing your hard-earned hard cash
with the Southern Grocery Company. ia
Barnard street
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WHAT ABOUT A VIOLIN. GUITAR
o- mandolin for tho girl OF bow A select
A sslrtment az Wileuskys. corner
Hrolzhtou and Barnard. and they are not
held at fabulous prices. either See him
Monday sure.
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A FULL LINE or CRATES JUST
received. will sell any OF TIRE aeparata
parts Adams Paint Company. iol con-
gress street. west
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. go for % cents. at
Business once Morning News.
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II YOU WILL LET rs ESTIMATE
on your plumbing work YOU viii be con-
WINGED that 40 are cheaper than any one
elae. A. G.. Price a Co. State a Jeffer-
son streets Phones 6as
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FOR FISHING TACKLE. NETS. ETc..
20 90 Cornweu 4 Chapman.
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WANTED TO BORROW $500 FOR a
term OF three years on good paying prop
e-ty. state rate Of Interest wanted. Ad-
dress Loan. this Office
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EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
have the largest and best bargains IN real
estate Youmans & Demmond
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ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
rTATs WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAs-
srFTED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS WORD. NO AD-
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
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A FREE SAMPLE or BENZOIN
Balm for chaps and rough skin. given 20
any lady calling al Persse's drug stores,
Henry and ADcrcorn. Tay OF and Whita-
ker
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BOTTLE OF FINE OLD CROW
viii be the thing these days. none 80 pure
a. a. William Diers. Wcst Rfosd ara
Liberty
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MEDAIIHONs GIVEN AWAY: I'M
IN Jan. / we viii give with every DOZEN
abinet photos medallion. regular price
~ medallion. SEQ. Foltz a. Co. iis Bui
street
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FOR SALE. CORNER BRYAN. PRICE
and 81 Julian. two houses on lot elxso.
and nom for another house. r. G. Black
Is Bryan. east
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FOR SALE LOOK AT IS MAUPAs
avenue. 3 doors east % Bull. ! can make
YOU cool trade on this house painted yell
ow. look az 81. r. q Black. . Bryan.
east.
FOR SALE. NEW HOUSES RENT
ing Tor sis0. would like to scil at once.
- q Black. . Bryan. east.
FOR SALE. RESIDENCE OF HENRY.
near Lincoln =. 6. Black.
FOR SALE. LOT ON BEST AND
Barnard just out Of reach 81 taxation,
price low r. q. Black.
FOR SALE. sD-FooT FRONT LOTS
northwes, corner New Houston and Wal
fers avenue. r. G. Black 8 Bryan. east.
ron SALE. ELEVEN LOTS ~ col
ilnsvl.e. ] am instructed TO sell =. O..
Black. Bryan. east.
FOR SALE. y LOTS. Q on BIEv-
anth. on Twelfth, between Barnard ana
Jefferson. will sell the bunch cheap. n.
@. Black. 6 Bryan. east.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
RnXrON

Chicopee, July 1S.-Miss Jennie Phin.
ney of Deering Centre, is visiting at her
grandmother S, Mrs. Sarah Pencil.
Miss Bertha Boothby left home on
Wednesday morning to fulfil an engage
ment as head waitress at the New Ridge
Hotel, Kearsarge Village, N. H.
The ice cream social of the La dies
Circle held at Golden Cross hall on
Wednesday evening, was attended by
about forty persons, young and old. The
Ladies' Circle for next week was to have
been at Mrs. John Waterman's, but by
unforeseen circumstances it has been in
definitely postponed by her.
Miss Florance Coffin of Cambridge and
Miss Lillian johnson Of Roxbury, Mass.
are at Mrs. Martha PENCILS, enjoying
their annual three weeks vacation.
Rev. VIM. Cashmere and family OF
Gorham, called on some of their old par
ishioners and were at to the parsonage on
Thursday of this week.
Mrs Joseph Martin has been suffering
with lame back since Monday.
We had fine rain on Thursday after.
noon. The thunder storm was not so Sc
we're in our immediate neighborhood as il
appeared to be in different directions
around us.
James Waterman lost a valuable horse
the first of this week. They found him
in the morning cast by getting his foot
over the rope halter with which he was
fastened.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

After negotiating for nearly year the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
and the brotherhood of Railway F1remen
have won their cause with the Maine
Central management, Among the con.
o3ssions is the right of precedent Of this
Oldest engineers and t1renen-the adop-
ton of q rule that now makes it impossi-
bic for fayoribism to be shown to any
engineer IN the choice of trains In this
oass q now engineer cannot be given a
run that an older engineer may want.
The pay of the engineers and tiremen on
long runs has been raised to the satisfae-
ton of those men, and everybody seems
to be satisfied.
The city hall question came up before
the city government of Waterville again,
Thursday evening, and the latest plan
for the building Of the hall failed by the
small majority of only one vote.
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Leigh,
cOroner's jury that Albert e. Hamilton
was killed July by a passing train near
Augusta. He used his influence to have
an alternative verdict that the death was
caused by a passing train Or by an instru-
ment in the hands of some person to the
jury unknown. At first the jury was
divided, but afterward agreed on a YER
dict. In the case today one witness en-
phatically denied statements of inpor-
lance bearing on the death of Hamilton
which had been attributed to him.
The ''True Blues, - a military company
from Lynn, are camping out at MaquOit,
near Brunswick.
A settlement between the Mt. Waldo
granite company, contractors for the
Chicago postotfice building, and the
granite cutters national union will be
made before the close of the present week.
The terms have already been settled with
the exception of one matter of detail, and
although they will have to be ratified by
a vote of the union before going into
effect there is little question that d full
settlement will be made. and work re-
sumed under union conditions very soon,
If the present arrangement goes the men
will receive q minimum of So per day OF
hours, and all will work by the day,
with no piece bill at all. The difference
existing is in regard to fines on the nom
union men, the union rate being $50 and
the company being willing to make it
$25. If this settlement is made, as ex-
pected, one story of the building will be
cut at HalloWell and the remainder at
Mt. Waldo and Vinalhaven.
In the death Of Mlnard Roberts Hal
lowell loses an old and respected citizen.
Mr.. Roberts was born in BoWdoinham
in 1888, but had been a resident OF Hal.
lowell for many years. He was OverseeI
in the cotton mill, afterWard kept a
small fancy goods store and for the past
30 years had conducted a dry goods bust
ness. He had been a member of the city
vo1.1,1o1ont
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posts, and respectfully asking that they
comply Herewith.

posts, and respectfully asking that they
comply therewith.
Again in the early spring of this year
Mr.. Small sent a second notice, directed
to the selectmen Of the town and tho
mayor of the city. Mayor Reynolds
received the communication, and read it
to the aldermen at q city meeting. The
communication was referred; but has
not bean heard from in any way visible
to the wayfarer.
Mr.. Small says that the L. a. W. are
not disposed to DO captious or exacbing;
but they feel that the law Is just and
reasonable ono, and that all travellers,
whether by bicycle or other vehicle,
VIII feel that the League is simply dis
charging d civic duty in this matter.
The action which is taken against the
officials Of South Portland Is likely TO be
repeated against the selectnnen and muni-
oipal officers OF all cities and towns In
Maine that neglect to put up guide posts.
Chief Consul Small is in touch with
members Of the L. A, W., all over the
state, and they report to him cases OF
neglect on the part OF towns and cities.
There are several towns on the list but it
is expected that as soon as it is seen that
the L. A. w. mean business this delin-
Quent towns viii beStir themselves,
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HORSES FOR THE WORLD.

A Maine man who went from farm in
a York county town will tell in the Sun
day Times of tomorrow how he built up
the great horse market of Chicago where
over 100000 horses are bought and sold
in a year. There all kinds of horses
are to be seen, ranging in price from the
modest sum paid for the ordinary
equine to the thousands spent in the
purchase of high grade trotters carriage
and saddle horses.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
MAINE PENSION CHANGES.

Washington, July 19-The following
pension changes are announced:
ORIGINAL.
Alonzo Cilley, Togus, Sc.
INCREASE.
Andrew P. Watson, North Belgrade, IS +;
Charles p. Stevens, North Pittston, SIT;
Calvin S. Whitcomb, Mercer, $12.
REISSUE.
George Magrath, Biddeford, $19.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Eugenia e Crockett, Sherman. So;
Annie M. Davis, Danforth, SIS.
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TEWKsBURY DID WE'LL.

New York, July 13.-The office of Lew.
is g. Tewksbury q Co., produce exchange
broker at 30 broadway, was closed today
on an attachment secured against the
firm by w Browning johnson for the
sum of $12, 479 Mr.. johnson stated that
he secured the attachment because he
believed the firm was going to pieces.
b. @. Openheim, counsel for Mr.. John
son, said: II understand that Tewks-
bury has gotten away with about $780,
0O0.'
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MEgCEss az 3 NJ u e sTs.

TAX :: i: ii Z Z: i. ? s'= 6:
Of themselves.
:: :: IS: & !: !; : s e.;
fhings. If we
take care Of the snail things we are IN
effect taking care Of the large things
which the small things combine to make.
That is the philosophy Of The old inan-
cial proverb, ard It's application is as
broad as human lie.
Take care Of what yoz cat, when you
eat, and how you cat, and your stomach
will take care Of itselE. Bat who takes
care of such trivial things? That is
why, someday, tic majority Of people
have to take care Of the stomach. When
that day comes there is no aid SO effec-
tive in undoing the results Of past care
lessness as DIR. Pierca's Golden Medical
Discovery. It strengthens the stomach,
and restores the organs of digestion and
nutrition to a condition Of healthy ac-
tivity. 1t cures biliousness, heartburn,
hatulence, indigestion, palpitation, diz-
illness, cold eXtre11lities, and score Of
other ailments Nh1cn are DAT the SXfnp-
toms Of disorder ii the stomach and its
allied organs.
If You are sick you can consult DR..
r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, by letter,
free Of charge. Bach letter is treated as
sacredly confidential, and an answer is
promptly sent il a plain envelope with
ont printing or advertising upon it.
:. I was troubled with very frequent headaches,
often accompanied by severe vomiting, writes
Miss Mary Belle Summertoa, Of San Diego,
Duva1 Co.. Texas. My bowels were Irregular
aud my stomach and liver seemed continually
out of order. Often could eat almost nothing,
aud sometimes absolutely nothing for twenty
four hours at time I was entirely unit for
work, and my whole system seemed SO rundown
that feared severe sick spell and was very
much discouraged I was advised to try Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and did 10
with such satisfactory results that before hniSE-
ing the third bottle felt perfectly able to under
take the duties attending public school life, and
contracted to do so. most heartily advise those
suffering with indigestion, and its attendant
evils, to give this great medicine fair trial.
Use only DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
with Golden Medical Discovery " when
laxative is needed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
sAGADAHoC PRoHIBTrI0NIsTs
FsPEoTAL 10 THE rRNss.1

Bath, July 13.-The prohibition county
convention was held here this afternoon
and these nominations were made
Sheriff, Archie Thayer OF Bath; treasurer,
Fernando X. Pottle of Bath; register of
probate, Melvin o, Wright of Bath
senator, John III. Stacy Of Phippsburg
mond; attorney, Arthur j. Dunton of
Bath. The following county committee
was selected: Richmond, Elmer Rogers,
Phippsburg; =. W.Spinney, Bath, James
+. Wright Bowdoinham, Lorenzo d.
Small, Georgetown, Langdon Oliver,
West Bath, j. K. Mayo. Grant Rogers,
candidate for governor, addressed the
convention and this evening he with
Rev. A. S. Bisbee of Brunswick, adj
dressed a temperance meeting at City
hall
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
FIRE AT BREWER.

Brewer, July l9.-Thursday night fire
broke out in the kindling wood mills at
South Brewer, which though finally ex-
tinguished with d loss of about $4,000, at
one time threatened property valued at
seven or eight times that sum. At one
time the store Of John Yickery, close by
the burning building, the house of John
Mutty, across the road from Vickery' s
store and several other buildings were on
fire.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
AT Y. N. G. A.

DR.. Edgar James Bank will speak
again at the Y. NJ. c. A. men meeting
tomorrow at 4. 30 o'clock. DIR. Banks was
formerly U. S. consul at Bagdad, and is
a very interesting speaker. All men are
invited to hear him.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
PENNINGTON BUILDINGS STRUCK

Pennington, July ia severe thunder
shower passed over this place Thursday
afternoon. The residence of Mrs. Dins-
road, was struck by lightning and en-
tirely consumed, together with the barn,
Outbuildings, two horses and some hens.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-14
''EUREKA!"
FOUND WHAT?''
"a Cure for RHEUMATISM y

"A Cure Tor RHEU MAIlSM.V
81 had it and got fooled to perfection with va
rious remedies, and found that could neither
rub nor physic it out At last l tied "A. w
MOQRE'S REMEDY, and that fooled my rheu-
matism and no fuss. Try it and 1t win fool
yours"
II. K. PARSONS, No. Cambridge. Mass.
Why's Mr.. Carney, OF the lamp department of
Cha lestown Mass. got bottle for Mrs. Gala
han, friend of his. She tried it, and recon-
mended IL to Mrs. Shea, of Maiden. Well, she
gave 1t trial and then advised Mrs. Forrest OF
Savin ST., Roxbury who also tried it with the
same good results, and then told her neghbor
Mrs. Sears, of It's merits. Next Mrs. Pe0pard
OF Dorchester, used It with the same effect
Me. who writes Mrs. Glover OF ROslindae
Mass. about it. Back 1t goes to Mrs. Johnson
of Chebeague, Me. Well. same old story, she
advises its use to her friend in SO. Portland who
Is also cured by 1t. Next, Mrs. Silas Deshon Of
Eastport. Me-. then call for 1t at H. H. Hay &
sons drug store In Portland. They carry it In
stock to suit she demands of their trade Their
reputation alO ne speaks for the merits of
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07
SHOREAAM.

Harry belong has gone 20 Barre To attend
school.
Mrs William Moore, who has been away
for several weeks. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs William Graniey Of Bridport
spent sunday with Miss Addie Moore.
Mrs T. +, Platt, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Carr, has returned home.
Mrs. Nillington and daughter Laura of
Troy, y. y, are visiting at Charles Wards.
Miss Maud Earnham has returned to her
position in the graded school in Nliddlebury
Rev. IL. O. IIannum of Boston occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational church Sunday
morning.
John L. Rich and wife Of Detroit, Mich,
and Mrs. Edith Stickney and daughter OF Mid
debury were at Hotel Bissell Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Faunce and naughter Of Dor
chester, Mass, and Mrs. Howe of Plymouth
returned TO their homes Monday, after a
months stay at Hotel Bissell.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-07
ORWELL.

Gustayus Cutting is visiting his many friends
in Orwell and Shoreham.
10, Raymond delivered dressed pork in
Brandon this week at 7 cents
Mrs. Mary \. Root of Bennington is spend
ing few days at the Eagle Inn.
The annual Bascom picnic was held on
Saturday, Sept. !, at Fort liconderoga.
c. I. Bush Of Ticonderoga, y. Y, and L W.
Raymond Of Brandon were in town Tuesday
to vote.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Sird Monday evening, Sept. 3. All are doing
well at this time Tuesday.
Zeb Bakers baby got hold OF and drank
from bottle some poison the other day, and
but for the prompt action Of the mother would
have died.
Our September election was well attended
The Republican state ticket received I7S;
Democratic, S.; Prohibition. 7. Town rep,
resentative elected, James II. Thomas, Re
publican. Justices Of peace elected Gideon
Abbey, X. u. Hall, K. L. Brown, ID. b. Mer-
win, W, A. Jennings, G. c. Griswold, r. S
Hall.