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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-25
TIME CARD o. S. /. Ry.


The supreme court have finally
handed down decision in the
Kentucky contest case and by their
action Governor Beckham is in
control,
The convict Carlson who escaped
from the ponitenitary a short time
ago was recaptured the Grst of this
week by k. 9, Marley between
Van Wick and Roscbcrry in Long
valley.
The country has been much in
terested in the Boer commission
that has been SO royalty welcomed
at eastern towns, and the action
that would be taken by the L. S.
officials in regard to them. But
they have been notified that the
United States will not interfere in
the war.
The middle Of the month a theft
in the Cuban postal affairs was dis
covered that is causing much com
-aa6Rt. Former chief financial
pgeriA Chas, f. Nicely, of the post
office department at Havana is nc
cused Of getting away with SlO0,-
000 and the inspection of bis case
has developed other minor defaults
Friday, May 18th, London was
set wild by the announcement that
Mafeking had been relieved by the
forces under Baden-Powell and ii
is generally considered that Presi-
dent Kruger is sueing for peace
aud that the war will end soon,
However it is announced also that
tue Transvaal government will
fight to a finish and viii not con.
slider an unconditional surrender,
The Montana muddle of late is
of more interest than before. II
is claimed TINT Clark's long head
planned for Gov. Smiths ahsenc,
from the state. During the Gov
ernor's absence he resigned hii
seat in the senate and was appoint
ed by Lieutenant Governor Sprigei
to fill the vacancy. This was con
trary to Smiths wishes anlhe IA
appointed Marun Maginnes 10 I'll
the vacancy The consideration
Of Clark's credentials has been lai,
over ion Stay 3Jth.
The Agricultural Departmca
has discovered that the sheep par
asites, which annually cause terri
by heavy losses. cen be completed
eradleated. not only IN the alimeut
airy canal but also IN the lungs. ani
the grubs IL tie head killed b.
light does II gasoline. The D,
partment - making arrangement
Il send expGTts out 20 the cgef
sheep ranches Ct the country
show people how 20 save their lamf
II the Department never did ar
thing else. this discovery alOa
would Justify IT'S entire exPeuse
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CONTEST NOTICE.


VNirEn STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise, Idaho, April H. 1900
a sufficient a1iia, it having been filed in this
Office ty Allen NJ. Howard, contestant against
Rausom Big slow na;ry No 3iiI. made December
~, 1902, Tor the SWl-4 OF section 20 tn n, K.
. W by Ransom Blgolow C0utostoc, in which it
Is alleged that Ransom Biselow has abandoned
said tract Of land, and has been absent therefion
Tor more thgu one year last past aud that said
tract OF lana has not been occupied nor culiiyat-
ed for more than one yea last past and that the
same and the whole thereof is now. aud for more
lAan one year last past has been wholly vacant
ana unoccup!cd, and that said alleged absence
gas not due TO his employment ia the Army
Navy or Marine corps of the Uniten States,
said parties are hereby notified 90 appear and
respond and oilof evidence touching said nl-ga-
ton ut 10 O'Clock =. m on May 2S is0O before the
Register aud Receiver a. the United States
Land Office 40 Bosa, Idaho.
The said contestant having by proper ahdayi
hlcd April X, 1000, set forth facts which SHOW
that after duo diligence personal service Of tai.
notice cannot ho madc, il IS hereby ordered AN,
directed that such notice DO given by due au'
proper publication,
Edward Il. Garrett, Receiver
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NlnYlcN F0R punLIC.NrIoN.
Land Orico Ut Boise, Idaho
April 10, 1900

Land Oficc NJ Boise, Idaho.
April IS, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following-nan-
ell settler has hlod notice OF his intention 10
make anal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the Clerk OF
the District Court vt caldwell, Idaho, on May 20
1900, viz: Edward G.. Buddeu. id. application
No. 1891 for the swil NwM sec. 20, Twp, N, r.
W. B NJ
He names the following witnesses toprove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Lloyd T. Peck, Jonathan Moultou, Horace 3
RalIog aud petor RIGS, all Of EIamett, Idaho
james kim Re,riSter
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Notice Of Application of
CORNELIUS SKINNER,

for a United States Patent for the
II. j. Braun Lode Mining Claim.
L. s. Land Office, Boise, Ida,
NF,.i 1QOO
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RHETuODIST EPISCOPAL CfUkCH-.Sor-
lkl vice nrst sunday Of each month, Emmett,
morning aud evening. Second sunday Horse
shoe Bond 40 u "a. m. Marsh ~ 3 y. IN and
Sweet AZ 30 .. ma Third Supcay sweet NJ
n n. m. Marsh az D. IA. and Emmett at 80 ..
m; Fourth sunday ola, both IA lining and
pvcnig,
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Notice Of Application Of
,UPERIOR MINING CO., led

UBBEAOk Nh MN x W., Il IL,
for a United States Patent to the
Leviathan Lode Mining Claim.
u. S. Land Office, Boise, Ida,
May 4, 1900
Mineral Application No. 300.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Superior Mining Company, limited, by
its aLcnt Cornelius Skinner whose Post
Office address is Boise Idaho, has made
applidntion for United States patent
for the Levialhan lode mining claim,
Mineral Survey No. 1857, situate IN West
View Mining District, County of Boise
State Of Idaho, covering 322.4 feet OF the
| I.eyiathan lode in an easterly direction
from the discovery shaft and l096.47 feet
| in westerly direction therefrcm, and
more particularly described as follows:
! Beginning at corner No. /, pine post
! in mound Of earth marked - 1851,
whence l.. s. location m lnumcnt No. ]
bears n. IS degrees III minutes w. llOi q
36 feet distant: thence n. 80 degrees q
minutes y. 3S2 3 feet TO corner No ,,
being corner No. of Red Warrior lode,
Mineral Survey No. 1889; thence n. g.
degrees - minutes Il. Ills 5 feet to cor
ner No. 3, corner No 4. 3. Mineral
Survey No. 1859 bcais H. 81 degrees %
minutes " Isl > feet distant; thence :
2 degrees i0 minutes W. 1915 feet to cor
ner 30. !; thence n. Sc degrees % minut
rs W. 3i3.3 feet to corner No. >; thence )
80 degrees 32 minutes W. 252 feet to cornc
No. , friday lode. 4. 5 Mineral Survey
No 100, $50 feet to corner No sai,
Friday lode 1924 feet TO corner No. 6
thence *. II degrees So minutes r.
1875 feet 10 corner No. /, place If begin
ming, continuing i3.O55 acres. Magnets
variation being 10 degrees e.
The notice oflocutiun of this claim
recorded in the Office of the Recorder o
Boise county, Idaho, at Page $50, in TOO
8 of quartz.
Neighbormg or adjoining cl,ims ar
the Red Warrior lode, being q. $. Miner
al Survey NO HISS CA he north and Ola
Friday lode, being L $. Mineral surve
No. 100 on the south
James King, Register
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WASTED - SEVERAL DRlOHr AND PoNEsr
persons 10 represent Us rs Managers in this and
close by counties. Salary 5000 year and tx
punse-. Straight, bona Hoe, no more. no les
salary. Position permanent CGr reference
any bank in any town. IL IS mainly office wurl,
conducted nj home Reference. Enclose sell
addressed stamped envelope.
THE DOMINIoE COMPANY, Dept. g. Chicago
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for a United States Patent to the
Leviathan Lode Mining Claim.
u. $. Land Office. Boise, Ida,
May 4, 1900.
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IDAHO IMPLEMENT Co
THE onlv EXCLUSIVE FARM IMPLEMENT
and HARDWARE House in Southern ldaho'
JObbers e Retailers.
JObbers & Retailers.

Celebrated full leather top leather boot sCfeW" IN
Wheel best tempered spring at only $780, 10 YOU
want ANYTHING cheaper? We have $4,000 eWoud ao
wise YOU however to buv the Michigan at $0oOC
See one Carwghs Store for 500 o$2OO
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
LOTS MORE LIKE 1T.
Plenty More Proof Like This, and
All From Barre People

No chance for argument here.
No better proof can be had.
What Barre man says
Is the best evidence for Barre people
Read this case.
We have lots more like it.
Mr.. G.. w. Brown of 32 Pearl street
says: ''Doan's Kidney Pills were
worth their weight in gold to me.
That is my opinion Of them and | viii
give my reasons for thinking SO. Some
years ago ! strained my back. 1t
bothered me some at the time, but ]
paid little attention to it, thinking it
would leave of its own accord. 1t did
not. 1t developed into quite seri-
Gus kidney trouble. tried various
remedies but found nothing which did
me any permanent good. In some
manner Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention. They did
wonderful lot of good relieving and
curing the urinary weakness, which
was very distressiog and annoying,
particularly at night. Should l evel
be troubled again | know now what
to USE.
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
n. ", sole agents for the United
States.
Rcn enber the name Doan's anc
take no substitute.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
MARY BAKER EDDY WELL.

Concord. n. H., Aug. GA re-
porter of the World and Post inter
viewed Mrs. Eddy. She said "You
may send out to all the world this
message from me:
81 am well despite the many at
tempts of those opposed to the princi-
pies of Christian Science to prove
otherwise. For "a years have labor
cd in this great field and never have !
been so keenly alive to the glorious
privilege of living and working.
"You have asked me If it wcre
true that | am a sufferer with cancer.
You have asked me if it is true that
doctor of medicine is in attendance
upon me.
"To both these questions l answer
no with all the truth in my being.
am free from disease and there is
but one physician guarding my well
fare. lie is the Great Physician.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
CAMP Meeting At ITHIEL FALLS.

johnson, Aug. 24.--With the con.
sent of the civil authorities the third
meeting of the Itbiel Falls Union
Camp Meeting association for the
conversion of sinners and sancti flea.
tion of believers will be held on their
grounds, which are between Johnson
and Waterville on the Waterville
road, beginning Aug. "a and continu-
ing until Sept. 2.
Rev. l. Il. johnson will have
charge, assisted by Or. Daniel
Steele of Milton, Mass; Rev. &. l..
Petit, Saratoga, N. Y: DR.. e. NJ.
Lavey, Philadelphia;Rcv. N.Brown,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Rev. John Short,
Rev. VIM. Mcdonald, Cambridge,
Mass Rev. f. G. French, Rev. w.
+. Berry, Rev. r. J. Chrystic, Rev.
O. l.. Barnard, Rev. II. Il. Howard,
Rev. c. p. Taplin, Rev. +. Eddy,
Rev. G. e. Dencl, Rev. G. NJ. Steb-
bins, Rev. S. II. Smith, of the Vcr-
mont conference; Dea. G. M. Morse
Of Putnam, Conn: and Sisters Mary
Frost and Fanny Simpson of New
York.
Sister A. J. Lawrence will have
charge of the singing. Everybody is
invited.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
CAPITAL CITY NEWS.

Montpelier, Aug. 25.-J. Edward
Bailey's horse, e. E. Knott, won first
money in the free-for-all race at
Windsor Thursday.
The condition of S. C. Woolson to-
day is such as to occasion the greatest
concern among his friends. He is
slowly regaining consciousness this
morning, but is steadily growing
weaker, the chances for his recovery
growing less.
Manager w. w. Lapoint is to close
the summer thcater at Dewey Park
with the next week when he will put
on new bill. The attractions at the
park this week are of unusual merit.
Brady and Osgood in illustrated songs
are even more popular than ever and
have made hit with their latest
song, The: Fatal Rose of Red, which
is particularly adapted to Mr.. Brady's
sympathetic voice. The views which
accompany this song are also of the
best seen. SENEGAL, the juggler, is a
wonder and his performance with a
carriage wheel is little short of the
marvellous. Doyle and Granger, in
fancy trick dancing, have met with
great popularity and deservedly so as
their work is among the best ever
seen in this icinity.-Journal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
Vote for Your Own Interests.

1t is only a few days to the state
election. Every farmer should care
fully consider the qualifications and
opinions of the candidates nominated
to the state legislature and vote for
the man who will best represesent his
wishes.
Matters of great Importance and
vital interest to the farmers of this
state will come up in the legislature.
Farmers should look out for their
interests there, the other fellows can
be safely trusted to look out for them
selves. You are interested in econ
omy in state expenses; in the double
taxation question; whether the board
of agriculture shall be abolished, etc.
Vote for men you can trust.
Above all the farmers Of Vermont
are interested in the passage of the
Grout oleo. bill in Congress. Its pas
sage means more than a million dol
lars wear to the farmers Of this
state alone.
Vote for the men who will vote for
the man you think can do the most
to secure the passage Of this bill in
the Senate. Its passage in the House
is assured. There are plenty of candi-
dates in nearly every town. Vote for
the one who will vote for man whom
YOU believe will do the most to push
this bill through the Senate.
This is the most vital question now
before the farmers of the state. The
olco ring, that made a profit out OF
the farmers of this country last year
of over sl5, 600, 900 is doing it's utmost
to defeat those who oppose it in Con-
gress, in every state. Vermont is no
| exception. The farmers and dairy
men of other states are alive to this
danger.
The oleo ring much prefers an un-
known quantity to man who they
know is fighting it tooth and nail.
Don't be fooled by politicians, dealers
who may be handling the stuff, or any
one, Vote for the man you honestly
believe is faithful and true to your IN
terests on this great question. Ihe
editor of the ADVOCATE Will vote lor
Gen. Grout, as his record shows he can
be depended upon every time and he is
endorsed by the great National DAIRY
Union as a staunch friend of honest
butter, and is hated and feared by the
oleo ring.-Farmers' Advocate
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
AFTER PLAGUE
A Terrible Storm Sweeps Over
Cape Nome.
TWENTY LIVES LOST
Nearly All the Vessels Were
Driven Ashore and
Wrecked.

san Francisco, Aug. pa Seattle,
Washington, special to the Bulletin
says:
A terrific storm ragged at Nome
Aug. +. There was heavy loss of
life, The water front is lined with
wreckagc and stranded vessels of all
descriptions.
out of 6S steam launches it is re-
ported only five remained afioat and
Of - bargcs all but seven drifted
ashore.
Twenty dead bodies were washed
ashore and taken to the morgue for
ntiiicatiOn.
The pest house was destroyed by
tire on August 8, but the three patients
were removed safely.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
KNOCKED OUT IN TWO ROUNDS.

Coney Island Sporting Club, N. y,
Aug. Whipped into insensiblity
in less than two rounds is the story in
brief OF Tom Sharkey's meeting with
Bob Fitzsmmons at the Coney Island
Sporting Club last night. Fitzsim-
mons was the victor; Sharkey the
loser. ttzsimmonS said all along
that when the opportunity presented
itself be would prove conclusvely that
he was Sharkcy's superior and settle
accounts for the injustice done him
when he met Sharkey in California
four years ago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
WATERBURY,.

Rev. G.. T.. Ladd will take for his
subject tomorrow morning "Ihc Re
uuirements of Good Citizenship
Reference will be made to principles
involved in the coming elections. A
special invitation is extended to men,
whose presence is especially desired
Mrs. Inez Lockwood, of Maine, will
sing two solos at the morning ser
vices.
There will be no services at the
Methodist church Sunday morning OF
evening owing to the absence of the
pastor, Rev. L. X. Whitman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
ANOTHER BATTLE
The Americans Defeat The
Boxers.
EMPRESS CAPTURED
A Stable Government Being
Formed at Pekin.

London, Aug. 25.-Fivc hundred
American troops participated in a
signal defeat Of Boxers outside Tier
Tsin, Aug. 10. The fact is briefly
reported from Vienna. Details OF
the engagement comes from the Reu
ter agent at Tien Tsin in a despatch
dated Aug. 20. In addition to the
Americans the force consisted of 81;
British and 200 Japanese, all under
the British General, Dorword. The
fight took place at village six miles
from Tien Tsin, where the allied
troops found a considerable number OF
Boxers, whom they engaged, killing
over 300 and taking Ga wounded
prisoners, who were sent to the hos
pital of the allies. The village was
burned. The American had five
wounded, the Japanese six and the
British none. Hundreds OF Boxer
flags, spears and swords we're captur-
ed.
From Shanghai comes report,
qualified by the assertion that it is
from purely Chinese sources that the
Empress Dowager, after proceeding
on a days journey from Pekin, be.
came terrified at the looting by Gen.
Tung Fuh Siang's troops and went
back to Pekin.
"a Chinese telegram from Tsianan
Flu says that Prince Tuan has been
captured by detachment of the al
lies. Other Chinese messages record
the formation of provisional govern
ment in Pekin by the allies; but this
appears to be purely military mea-
sure and merely an elaboration of the
scheme for dividing the city into Sec
tions for police purposes.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
EAST MONTPELIER.

O. II. Edling and family of North
field, visited at G. f. Dudlcy's last
Sunday.
Howard S. Putnam and wife of
Taunton, Mass, were in town calling
on friends Sunday.
Harry Dancause is about to close
out his blacksmith business here and
move to Montpelier.
Several people from here attended
the street fair at Burlington Thurs
day.
Harvey Jacobs horse ran away
with him last Wednesday throwing
him from a load of shingles to the
ground injuring him internally. lie
will be cor fined TO the house severa
days
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
GOOD CROPS.

New York, Aug. % Bradstrect S
says:
Contrary trade currents still gives
an appearance of irregularity to the
entire situation but good and unfavor-
able Influences conspire to bring
about a sort of balance which accordS
well with the weather conditions and
the particular season of the year.
Bank clearings at the principal
cities in the United States and Can
ada as telcgraphed Bradstrcct's for
the week ending Aug. % were as fol
lows:
Total for the United States 81 PCS.
$40, ,907; decrease 17,5.
Total outside New York, s547 ,o32,- =
073: increase =
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
REFERENDUM
Let the People Decide How their
Representatives Shall
VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION
Montpelier Calls a Special
City Meeting for This
Purpose.

Montpelier has blazcd the way fol
other cities and towns to follow in
giving the people an opportunity at a
special city meeting, duly called, tC
instruct the representative elect, who
ever he may be, how he shall vote on
the question of local option, high Ii,
ccnse VS.. The present prohibtory laws.
The idea is a most excellent one, az
it gives the whole people an oppor-
tunity to vote on the question direct
ly, without involving any party Oh
other issue. Let the mayor of Barre
do the same and it will remove the
question entirely from the September
election, as no matter whom is chosen
city representative they will be NOR
ally and legally bound to abide by the
instructions of majority Of their
constituents.
The Daily Journal says: Mayor
Brown has decided to call a special
city meeting in response to the re-
quest of many legal voters, to see il
the city will vote to Instruct its
representative in the legislature &C
sustain the present prohibitory law OF
to vote for high license.
Such special city meeting would
be entirely proper, as the State con
stitution and the law clearly gives the
voters such right. The fact that such
meeting cannot legally be holden un
til after the September election
would in no way invalidate the in
structon the voters might give theit
representative.
1T would be naturally inferred that
either Mr.. Kemp or Mr.. Sibley, if
elected representative, would feel in
duty bound to abide 10y instructions
voted in such a meeting legally warn
ed. 1t would he taken as matter OF
course that if the voters instructed
Mr.. Kemp to vote for license or Mr.
Sibley to support the prohibitory la"
such mandate from their constitu
ents would be obeyed.
To obtain Mr.. Kemp's views and
position in this matter the Journal in
tervied him this morning. Mr.. Kemp
very cmphatically stated that the vo-
ters have the right, under the conSti-
tuition, to express themselves on any
question in which they may be inter
ested, and that, if elected, he should
surely carry out and support such in:
structions as the voters may giVe him
That if he is the next city representa-.
tive he will represent the whole city
and no one clique or class.
This matter is, therefore, entirely
in the hands of the voters. If they
desire to positively instruct Mf. Kemp
On high license or any other question
they can rest assured that their wishes
will be carried out to the letter. This
is in the direct line of Mr.. Kemp's
past legislative record anu-present at
titude. Let the voters turn out in
force to the special city meeting that
will soon be called and register there
their preferences. Their representa-
tive in the General Assembly will dt
the rest.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25

London. Aug. PA despatch
from Taku, dated Friday says trans
ports are pouring into Taku. Three
German Transports arrived and are
unloading, one regiment has disem-
barked and is enroute to Pekin: an
other is bound for Ticn Tsin. Three
Russian vessels are in the harbor.
The 10Th Infantry, 3rd Artillery,
and 800 marines are camped at Tien
Tsin awaiting orders.
The foreigners here desire the cX-
petition to Pao Ting Flu to destroy
the city and avengc the massacres of
foreigners there.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
ST. A!BANs PROTESTS.

st. Adams, Aug. 25.-The printers
Of this city at largely attended
meeting adopted practically the same
resolutions as those adopted by the
Montpelier Union denouncing the
action of the state commissioners in
giving the state printing to an out of
the state firm, and ignoring the
printers and publishers of this state.
The other labor organizations will
back them up in this.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
BIG RALLY AT BRADFORD.

Bradford, Aug. PA big Rcpubli-
Can flag was thrown to the breeze yes
terday aftcrnoon amid the cheers of
thousands. Eloquent speeches were
made by Hon. Horace w. Bailey, Col.
G. S. Emery, David S. Conant, Esq,
ex-Gov. Dillingham; and Congressman
Powers. Gen. Mccullough was not
present owing to another engagement
outside the state,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
GEN. DEwET ESCAPES.

Krugcrsdorp, Aug. 25.-Command
ant Dclary appeared yesterday before
the Bank station with a large force,
and summoned the garrison to surren-
der. The commander, Lord Alber-
marie, refused to surrender. Mean
time Gen. DeWet took advantage of
this rusc and crossed the river towards
the Orange river colony.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
FAST TR0TTING.

Boston, Aug. 25.-Thc grand Cir
cult meet att iReadville closed yesterday
with the notable feature of Anaconda
the gclding, owned by the East View
Farm at East View, N. Y, paciI 6 a
mile in 9 02! thereby winning the
, o4 class. and defeating by very
narrow margin Frank Bogash and
Searchlight. The figure breaks the
Readvllc track record Of , 04l.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-25
GREAT REPUBLICAN RALLY
The Great Meeting Of The Campaign Will Be
Held at Barre.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. %.
Every REPUBLICAN Will Want Hear Cen. Woodford of
New York and Gen. Curtis Guild of Boston,

Remember the great Republican
rally and flag raising next Tuesday
night 1t will be the greatest poll
tical demonstration of the campaign
in Central Vermont. Every one in
the city and in the country around for
twenty miles will surely want to
hear Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford of
New York and Gen. Curtis Guild, Jr.,
of Boston.