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The daily news., 1900-03-01
PAYNE AMENDMENT
70 TIE TARIFF Bill
Adopted Without Division by
the House.
SIGEITICANT COMPROMISE

LarS~ Autlirncr IhruuSrd the Gallo
ri~s During the Final Struggle on
the Porto Is can BiI!-Numbsr ci
Opposing Speeches.
WAsH:SGToN. Feb. 28.-Tbe lastday
CT the s:IucED over Ihs Porto Rico
'ariH bill II the house opeued at II
O'Clock wIrn almost every memo Der ii
bis ss2' ani a large attendance IN the
gallerie, Tue ieaie-s on b n SIDES
wers acuysIv engaged in rallylnS their
forces ANA making computations upon
the maj vote TO 10 taken uaG-r the or.
der at u'c.oc5.
MIR. Underwood OF Aaoama. tue
Democratic whip. slii rhs Result would
Ue very Gloss Eui Iurn urou the vote of
TWO or three men OF the Democratic
,Ide.
Mr. Tawnav. the Repr 'can whir,
saId the 0'lI woC", have H,e votes ~
spare. lI5 SAID The Hg;I,u LANCER Law in
the moIon to recommiL
Wnen section was reached in read
liz, Mr.. Payne offered Ihs following
substitute Tor that sectIon:
That on and alter tbs passage Of this
act AlI merchandise coming Iuto the
UaIted States from Porto Rico and CON-.
ing into POr,o Rico irUm the United
States stall be entered at the SsVecal
Porls OF entry upon payment of IL uer
cant OF t1e dut!eS wh'cl are required 10
ue levied ANA pAld up N like artICl9s OF
msrChandIse imported from foreign
countries ami, In addition thereto, on
articles OF 'nerChantl - Per. l. can
TaanutaC UFa coming IuiU tbs United
States ana Withdrawn from ccnsUmp-
ton Or saie apOn payment or 4 TAX eJuIl
10 ia" Internal revenue tax lmpOled In
the Uu.teG States unOn the articles of
meTcha21ise Of domestic Manufacture;
sCcn 10 Oe laid by internal revenue
stamps or stamps 10 bs purchased a1d
provided bS the commissioner of inter
nal revenue and 10 Ce proc17ed from
tbs collector or ;n'e-nal revenue az or
most con veE!cnt 10 the Port O: entry of
said merchandise IN TBe United States,
and 10 be affixed u1der such regulations
as the commissioner OF Internal revenue
with the GSpruYdl of the secre;Rrr of
the treasGTC shah prescribe; and IN all
articles q: Elerchanuise of UnIyad States
mlnu fcc'u;e coming into Porto Rico
IN aCCI; GA q the duty above pr,vIGei
III payment IF Il tax equal in rate and
aClOun; 20 the internal revenue tax I'M.
posed III Porto RIco upon like arIcies
OF Porto I,lcan manufacture"
Mr.. PLyEe explained mat the sub';i-
,ute CID TAG tllggs-Ij reduced iEe uGty
from % - - per Cont AMI it also re.
moved some confusion regarding double
taxation. He sill adhered TO the oVin.
ION that - per cent would be better
thAE - per cent because II would ralse
moro re7enue, but 10 per cent was better
than nothing. In answer 10 quest.uu
Mr. Payne ,aId the estimate for the
original UIil WAS abOu: 81, 200 O2O. Ii
that estimate was correct rhe amended
bill would raise about 81, 200, 900 per
anuum.
Mr.. Pdvne took occasion to reprove
some OF his critics who had complained
,haJ he had given no explanation Of his
,hsnge of front His speech and mis-
-epCr;. ~ said. gave a full explanation.
Inc hill was opposed in short speeches
Ov severAl members
The Payne amendment was adopted
without division.
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N~rrn Girl WhInnr,i.

CHARLESTON. Feb 2S - In Green.
vile county a negro girl Of 10 has been
publicly whipped by her father with a
stout hickory switch, instead OF prose-
cu5Ion for brutal assault on an aged
l.dv, who had seeded her for not do
Ing the family washing in a proper
manner. No crowd was permitted TO
be present, only one neighbor as a spec.
tator. TWO officers and a representative
OF the injured party 10 see that the pun.
ishment was properly inflicted.
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a Cats Long Jump.

How far can a cat jump without
hurting itself was partly exemplified
In Brooklyn the other night \ pretty
white cat ran up a tree TO get away
from n dog and at last crawlcd out or
a small branch at least go feet above
the ground. The branch was not much
more than Il twig. and the cat could
not turn around She sat up there
on the swaying limb and mcOwed. At
last the twig broke. and down came
the cat. she aliSh;cd on the grOund
mert and then bounded away: which
shows that Il - foot Grcp does not burt
a brooklyn cat. whatever ii might do
to cats Of otLcr places. -I'ittsburs Dis
patch
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ID vine Healer Arrested.

IaCoN. Feb IS -Schrader. the di.
vine healer C. self applied term). has
been summoned 10 appear before the
rero-ier on the charge of violating the
license ordinance. IL seems as If he
has been holding meetings al the negro
churches and charging admission. The
license inspector got wind of the affair
aad issued the summons. The man has
been dsecIng negroes here for the past
week and has them considerably stirred
up He Is an out and oaJ fake and Il
NAV be that he will be ordered to leave
the city by the recorder.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S-Au chance
Of saving any of the Spanish armored
cruisers sunk of Santiago, Cuba. is
gone. Word has reached the navy de-
pSrtmcut that the CrlStubal Colon,
winch was pushed on the beach bv the
cruiser New York after the hattie with
Ccrysra's command. has snd into deeD
water. The department. ong ago gave
CD the iGea nf SAVING the Co on. pri-
vate persons have been writing to the
secretary OF the navy for permission TO
raise the vessel, but as they could not
meet the departments requirements.
iavora bio action on thel- requests mas
cot been taken.
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Brave Men EnII

Victims to stomach. liver and kid
ney troubles as wei! a. women. and
all feei the results IN loss of appe-
tite. poisous in the blood, backache,
nervousness, headache and tired,
IiStleSS. rundown feeling. But
there's no need to f-el like that.
Listen 70 j. W. Gardner, Idaville.
Ind. He say: Electric Bi;terS
are iu~. the thing fer man when
be l. all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies. II did
more to give me new strength ana
good appetite shan anything I could
take. / CaU now eat auythinE AND
have "a neg l-ase on life" Only
80 cents A. ". a. D'Alemberte'>
drag store. Every bottle guaranteed.
"Paul Jones" ar Eugene ARIZONA :.
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MACHINISTS WILL STRIKE.
Railway II Manufacturers Have Refused
ID FatHds # ti- Union.

CHICAGO, Feb IS - The Machine
Railway Manufacturers association has
voted unanimously 10 refuse the de.
mands Of the Machinists' union for an
increase IL wages and recognition of
me union.
Gno effect of the action of the associ-
atfo& VIII not be Ie!t In Chicago alone.
SIXIy thousand machlnIsts throughout
the country have made Practically the
same demands that the Chicago local
unlon has ara II Is expected that TIA
action taken by the Chicago manufac-
tuTers Will be followed IN the United
States and canada.
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SNOW THREE FEET DEEP
FieFcrst Blizzard For Years IL tho
Southwest.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2S-The whole
southwest is a mantle of snow from to
5 feet deep on the level Trains are
late in all directions, telegraph and tel.
ephons facilities are badly interrupted.
and at some points in Kansas, where
the wind has a clean sweep and piled
the snow In high drifts, outside busi-
ness has been abandoned.
In Kansas City street car service has
been almost at a staudstill since last
night and only the efforts of an army
of snow shovelers this morning made it
possible 10 get about. In the immedi-
ate vicinity Of Kansas City high tenn.
perature prevailed and no serious suf-
fering Is reported.
From Kansas and tho territories,
where the snow was accompanied by a
sleet and n strong wind, come reports
OF damage 10 stock. 1t was the fiercest
storm experienced in the southwest for
several years.
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ConKrcsklonnI Notes.


Are you looking for a congressman? ="
politely asked Il duurkcrper of a lady
who was standing at the main entrance
of the hall OF the house of representa-
tivrs. She drew herself up haughtily-
Il am looking fer 4 gentleman" she
said >rornfully. y member Of the
house standing near resented the dis
tinctIon and said IoUd enough for beT
to hear. NO one would have ever
guessed IT," And size haunted down
the corridor.
Representative Gaines iS one Of the
most accommodating rch N the hOEsc
He is often seen showing people abOut'
thr capitol anI explaining tu them thr
Objects Of peculiar interest. Some 81
yuur asks q frirnl "Nev
or saw them before lacouiCaliy re-
spOndS the cTcnncSSee EIau. They asked
me something about abe capitol. and /
told them. | like ~ 20 shout playing
guide and hear The ordinations OF
people and expressions of surprise"
ARTHUR W. DUSN.
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$40 II Ia At-b M.

NOZZLE. Fen. 2S A terrific wind
and hall storm struck iEis cry shortly
after 8 o'c.ccs; Ihis mornin= std lasted
untli O'Clock Tha wind rea:ned the
ve OcIty 0; gale and u!sw DOWN many
fences ard tree. III the vicinity. Ieis-
GrEI II wires are dUwn, Uuj from reports
u lLtumIDG steamers no damage mas
been dUuo 10 shipping The wind blew
trees n-ru-@ suSUrCau railways AMI de-
l.veI tr.f!ir >oilc.
The daily news., 1900-03-01

BRUNswiCK, Ga, Feb. 28 DIR. Mich.
olas L. Wallace, who has been vacci.
mating the people in the country dis
will com plete his lAborS in about two
weeks. and during that time he Will
have inoCulatsd several thousand peO,
pie. Before the physicians get through
about every one In Giyrn county will
have been inCcula,ed.
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Murderer Arrested.

BUENA VISTA. Ga. Feb. 1s-Thomas
Kemp, who killed Thomas Cook near
Buena Vista. two years ago. has been
captured and carried to Ame:ic1s.
Kemp was convicted Of murder and
sentenced to a life term IN the peniteu-
uary. He escaped from the Marion
county Jail last year and since mas been
hiding Ia the woods until Sheriff Par
ker made the arrest He will be sent
TO the penitentiary.
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Fsult Gruyvrra Orxauz..

FORT VALLEY. Ga. Feb 28 The
fruit growers of Fort Valley and vicin.
ity have organized a permanent fruit
growers association. having for its OBJ.
jeot mutual Advancement and CO. opera
tiCl. Constitution and bylaws were
adopted and neat list of charter MEM
lers snroilci. Fruit growers. package
dealt y and transportation companies
are elIglS0 to mem bershIp.
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strerl nc L.nr. BIock Cd.

ST. %oSEPH. No. Feb 28. - Tie
srowstj.:a OF yesterday and las; niGns
was by Tar the worst Of the sea on.
Ralroad and street railway traffic was
demura!lzed and many trains were
abandoned last night and this morning
Some o. The street railway lIues were
not opened until noon today.
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Working Nighr ard DaH

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made IL Dr..
Kings New Life Pills. Every pill is
a sugar-cOated globule of health, thaI
changes weakness into strength, list
lesSness into energy, brain-fag into
mental power. They're wonderful
in building up the health. Only 35c
per box. Sold by w. A. D'Alen
Derte.
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Wv AIaharnn Co,,an MilI.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb. 2S-Wil-
liam Noble. John H, Noble and James
Keith. Jr., will eract 500, 900 cotton
mill IN Admission at once and are now
arranging for the machinery. This
will be- Annlston's fifth cotton mill and
the second new one for the two months
OF this wear
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Three Large Stores

Full of FURNITURE. The finest
line of Walnut Bedroom Suites ever
shown in Pensacola. Pretty, neatly
finished 1900 oak Bedroom Suites at
all prices. Rattan and CObbler Seat
Rockers. big and little, cheap and
hiyh. Look at them.
O. NJ. PRYOR'S
Bargain Furnishing House.
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PRESIDENT Is FIRED UPON.
VenrZu-lan Shoots Twice Unsuccess-
fully Ht CrisPinnu Castro.

Venrzu-Ian Shoots Twice Unsuccess-
fully at CrisPiano Castro.
CARACAS, Eenezuc.a. Feb. 28 Dur
ing the carnival procession yesterday,
a VeueZuelan fired two shots at Presi.
dent C.;.spiano Castro without effect.
The president was afterwards acclaimed
by the popClace. The city is qp;et.
General Crl4pianO Castro became
President OF Venezuela In Oc' err last
as result OF the successful rs ,ulutlOn
against President Andrade, who fed
FROM the republic
But CastrO was not recognized as
president by the United States until
Nov. 20. 1899. Castro is about SO years
old. Ia veil educated and Is credited
with bsing possessed with ample means.
lie has bssn strong supporter OF the
Liberal party.
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MACON, Feb. ZS William Neel OF
Augusta has leased the Brown House
and wall assume charge on April 1. Mr.
Nesl Is "A we'll known hotel man and has
teen manager of the Planters in Au-
custa for some time. Il. e. Parker
who has conducted the Brown House
for several years, will not remain in
charge longer than April /.
The daily news., 1900-03-01
LNEaitY iJI;OP

Of medicine THAI goes in ,
prescription filled in thi- -iOre -
perfectly pure. Pure drugs mean =
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
a relapse. Gtu van, the best. Let
Us FL your presc rIp,ion. and supply
other medicines. ~ =. Green & 20. =.
The Prescription Dru,2i-t, 81 }.
PalafpX .tTeet. Phone J9r.
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Quarr-I.d aud Was Killed.

AU>TiN, Feb. 26. - Elijah Stanton
and Jules Maner, inmates of the con-
federate home, quarreled over the war
in South Africa AMI Maner stabbed
Stauuton twice with n pocket knife, the
blade going through the region of the
heart Staunton. who was 81 years of
age. died shortly after the wound was
r.reiyel
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DlSOBsYEO PARENTS WILL,
Aud Ellen Clean aud Her Lover Are
IGitI'd INSTANTLY.

BLUEFIEID. ". Va, Feb 2S.-Joseph
Clean, farmer, living mics north of
this place. killed his daughter and her
lover and then cut ms own throat yes
terday afternoon
lie Lad forbidden Albert Marsh TO
call on h:s daughter On returnIg he
fo1nd Marsh in the parlor with her.
rs ordered Marsh 10 leave and upon
2Is refusal began shooting az hlm
Ellen Clean Spraug In front OF her
lover aCd received t0e charge in her
threat. diving Instantly. The second
shot killed Marsh. Clean then Cut has
own JaroIt
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Don't bItY GHYthin6 /,

Don't buy anything In
furniture or house fJtr7aiSh-
in9S until you hare seen
MGrStOE1 g. FjJoch'S stock.
Their prices are EOJC; their
stock is complete, and they
,OjU sell you 1OhGt you 1CGRt
on lone time.
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Trnin Ii,bhrr Killed.

KANSAS CRY. Feb 28 Lon Curry.
one of the train robbers who engagod5
in the Wilcox. Wy. boldup. on the
Union Pacific. last June. when about
SO. 600 was secured. was shot and killed
TO-DAY bv Cficrrs at DldsO-, near here.
" h:.e resisting arrest.
The daily news., 1900-03-01

Ho'lcr-Smi;h is top of the heap now
He can have anything he wants in this
town if he only doesn't get spoiled.
Whecler-Iic isn't spoiled yet. is he?
IIecler-NO. He's Il good fellow.
Wheeler-Well, IL be isn't spoiled
now he rerer will be. He was brought
up by his grandparents.-PhiladeIphlG
Press.
The daily news., 1900-03-01

SFIMs. Ala Feb . jacob Fu-tI-
was shot IN the stomach today rs ~
&C ock bv III Alex Cawthcrn. ton of.
DR. y ". CIwtn5Tn. lC - a serious
y, | nrnht nIK fntAI wnnnd
The daily news., 1900-03-01
Deepest For Years In Kansas.

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. IS The deep
est snow that has fallen in this section
for many years covers the ground this
morning. 1t IS foot deep Oh the level.
The daily news., 1900-03-01
We have saved many doctor bills
since We began using Chamberlain 8

Cough Remedy in our home. We
keep a bottle open all the time and
whenever any "f my family or my
self begin to catch cold we begin to
use the Cough Remedy, and as re-
suit we never bave to send away for
doctor and incUr large Doctor
bill. for Chamberlain Cough Rem
edv never fails 20 cure. 1t is Ger
tainlv medicine of great merit and
w0rth.-D. =. MEARKT =, General
Nerchan and Farmer, Matte. Bed
ford county. Pa. For sale by II N
nah Bros, 81 South PalafoX street.
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To CURE a COLD IN ONE Day

Take L.Iative BromO Qu!nin- Tablets. All
druggists refGnd the money IL - faI. 70
cure. 4. W. Groves signature j. on each
box. 2Jc.
The daily news., 1900-03-01
w O. w

.. Live Oak Camp. regular meeting
ilsay night. $50 o clock. Work IN
i..iec,lon Degree. lm2:
The daily news., 1900-03-01

ha-,holomay is the best beer. Eu-
---e Arizona.
The daily news., 1900-03-01

women in the departments are asking
congress To erect a monument to Spin
ner for what he has done for them.
The daily news., 1900-03-01

.ia :nat seeks finds" He that
.aa,s Hoods Sarsaparilla fluids in
Is a~e pure. Iich blood and cOnse-
.u.ly good health.
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Mild Hipici-E.
Colesburg Also Relieved.

Gen. Clements and >qnad~ ron Of
.a: entered COle>burg yesterday
md was enthusiastically received by
'.' Inhabitants, who are well and
.o, Starving a. reported. They re-
--Ived many indignities at the hands
.. rHa RoerS. hut no violence. The
Beers are in full retreat. A number
r ;heir leaders were captured
Fee British also hold COleSburg
..lc foD.
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"Paal Jones" at Eugene ARIZONA 5
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i .a-r Pi.Jer- IIuII was Cap5Ured Jhc
B. .rI-- Maj, no sc~j~tanc.. q. but FeII
...ck Bef re thc British Advance to
rli.- IsctirSe,i Ciiy.
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NA:ekinG Attacked.

4 Paardeharg dispatch says tina;
. .Hert~' forces are all well and
.er.gL Z; l. reported tnat the
a..r- are gathering an large force
-... w--.t of Paardeberg.
i.a Roberts repoUts that the total
.a.a-r Of nri~onefs captured AT
.ai.i-her- l. 4.l62.
.~ -Umnred ths: Lord Roberts
Ices ,,ached Bjuemfontein. bur tie
"-. ..lice l. p ute on the subject.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
Letter to E. E. Grant,
Bradford. VT.

Dear Sir: As painter you probably
use lead and oil, and would naturally
object to Devoe lead and zinc. Let us
have few words on the subject.
Painters say good lead and oil job
will last three years. and they say a
house ought to paint once in three
years.
We take them to mean that their
work is good for three years, no more
and no less. or not much more and not
much less.
Do you want your work to last long
er? What do you say to six years.
You'd have to have twice as much
work, you know, or you'd be losing
money.
Consider the case of your doctor.
You call him in. Is it better for him
to get your child out of bed tomorrow
or keen him sick for a month?
You'd prefer a quick doctor. So
does everyone else in your town, and
county, and state. We are all alike.
We all want our doctors quick. A
doctor, that gets his patients up quick,
is the doctor that gets the PATIENTS
gets rich too if he isn't run to death.
It's about the same with a painter
ISM it.? Suppose you paint DevOe
and your competitor objects to Devoe;
your work lasts six years and his work
three. You cost your customers half:
he costs double. Who'll get the bust
ness and who'll go to Texas?
DevOe last six years-not exactly
we know of it lasting seventeen-and
it never wears out in less than three.
So far as we know. On windy. sandy
seaside house, it lasts three years.
Lead and oil lasts one year there.
Devoe lasts two or three times as
long as lead and oil; aud its going to
paint YOUR town. Do you want to be
in it? Yours truly,
= F. W. DEvOE & Co.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
Grace Church Notes.

Don't forget the chicken pie dinner
in Grace charch vestry this friday
noon. All school children 10 cents,
adults 25 cents.
The w. II. M. S. will hold a thank
offering service in Grace church Sun
day evening, Nov. 4th, at o'clock.
Mrs. Webb will give an interesting re-
port of the Chicago meeting and every
one will want to hear her. Some
special music by chDir and soloists.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Conference Woman's Home Mission
airy Society will be held in st. Johns
bury next week. Nov. and s, begin
ming Wednesday evening and continu-
ing through Thursday and Thursday
evening. There will be reports of
work in the various departments dur
ing the year, excellent papers and ad-
dresses will be given, and it is hoped
that there may be good representa-
tior of Bradford ladies at this meet
ing.
The fact that the business men of
the place have decided to close their
stores on Thursday in addition to
Tuesday and Friday evenings is mat
ter of much satisfaction. This affords
those who so desire an opportunity for
the midweek prayermeeting,
and the thanks of the churches are
due those who have made such an ar
possible.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
BRADFORD.

Mrs. George Hartman is sick.
w. A. Libbey was in Windsor last
Sunday.
H. E. Parker was in Hardwick
Wednesday.
Miss Marion Fairfield spent Sunday
in town.
The Boston eXcursionists have all
returned home.
Capt. Moses Brock of Newbury was
in town Tuesday.
G. A. Wiswall returned to town
Wednesday night.
A. L. Smith of Warren visited r. D.
Newton yesterday.
Mrs. A. H. Webb returned Saturday
from her western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kent returned
from Boston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Pickett returned
from Montpelier Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Heath are spend
ing the week in Lancaster.
Madam Kilbourn returned Monday
to visit her son, Rev. II. ]. Kilbourn.
Mrs. H. B. Chamberlain and Doro-
thy returned from st. Albans Monday.
Will Young and wife returned from
Boston Monday, also Mrs. K. J. Coffrin.
Mrs. ID. d. Davis of Wells River
spent Tuesday as the guest of Mrs.
Olive Ormsby.
John B. Chase. editor of the Bristol
News, was in town from Thursday un-
til Monday.
Mrs. Frank Merchant of Warren, n.
II is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rich
ard Austin.
Mrs. Mann of Lowell is visiting her
sister, Miss Ann Brewster, at Mrs. ].
E. Sleeper's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Bisbee re-
turned to their home in Ferrisburg
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. c. Colby of Barre spent Fri
day and Saturday as the guest Of Mrs.
j. i. Sleeper.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
Academy Notes.

Williams Laboratory Manual ano
Note Book for Chemistry has beer
adopted for the chemistry class. Or
account of lack of material for plumb.
ing, the laboratory is not ready for use
The trustees have had new bulle-
tin board made for the Academy room.
The new president of the Debating
Club recently initiated it.
The students and teachers are talk
ing of a lecture course. Provided
enough tickets can be sold the follow
ing talent wi be engaged: Lecturers,
Frank R. Robertson, Col. Geo. w. Balm,
Hon. G. A. Gearhart, and the Steven
son Quartette and Reader. This
would make a first class course in
every respect, and would be no exper-
iment to Bradford people, as all but
one have been here before The pro-
ceeds of the course will go towards
cadet rifles for the school.
The question is how many tickets will
you buy?
Report cards are being distributed
this week. Genius sometimes wins,
hard work always"
The bookkeeping class have taken
up the wholesale grocery business.
Following are the officers of the De-
batting Club: Floyd r. Martin,
president; Harry A. Dickey, vice
Charles Parker, secretary;
Will y. Hutchinson, treasurer.