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foreclosure 5nles.
me HUNDRED AND sEvENTEENTI

II
STREET. NO. 12O EAST.-Supreme Court. County Of
New Iork-Israel I1HenthlL plaintiff against William
Sollfrey. and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale uiy
made and entered in the above entitled action and bear
ing date the 18Th day Of Noveuber 1900 the under
signed the Referee IN said judgment named. will sell
at public auction at the New York Real Estate Sales
room Number III Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian, County ot New York, the 14th day OF Feb
ruary, 1901 at II o'clock Of that day by William
VI. Ryan, auctOneer, the premises directed udz-
ment TO be sold and therein described follows All
that certain lot, piece tins
and being the City Of New York. the County and
State OF New York and bounded follows
Beginning at point the souIherly side OF 1f7th
Street distant hundred sevenryhvs essterly
from the corner formed by the intersection OF the
erly side OF Park Avenue with said souJherly stds
'th street running thence southery parallel with Park
Avenue and Of the distance through party wall
hundred feet eleven inches the line
block between 6th and 11Ih Streets, thence eassriy
parallel with 111th Street and along said
the block feet; thence northerly parallel
with Park Avenue and part OF the distance
party wall feet south
side Of 1lIth along
southerly side OF 11Ih twenty point
place or beginning Being the premises
yeyed 20 William solfrey by Max Altmayer Rsferse. by
deed dated and recorded the Oce OF the Register cf
the County Of New York MAY 10Th 1898. In Iibsr %
OF Conveyances. Section 6. page IS
M Fact
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Certificates OF five per cent The dividends are
payable in January and July Of each year until
1904. when the Trust Certificates are redeemable
in the regular Preferred and Common Stocks Of
the National Salt Co.
The purpose Of the agreement was to insure
the payment Of dividends on the stock IN quss-
ton during the formative period Of the Com
pany. The Company is already paying dividends
on both classes of its stock. and there is every
reason to believe that it will continue TO do so
indefinitely.
The stock of the United Salt Company was de
posted as security for the Certificates of ndebt-
edness- In case Of default in any sem-annual
payment of the certificates of Indebtedness the
remaining Indebtedness becomes due at once,
and the Trust Company is empowered to sell the
stock of the United Salt Company to provide
Gates in full.
The United Salt Company is one of the most
yaiuabie items in the Assets of the National Salt
Company. There are bonds other liens
upon the property of the National Salt Company.
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TIE Trade N CHLCAGO-

Chicago. Jan. % (Special).-Wheat recovered one
third Of the loss suffered Monday, to-night's price
up lsc Cables were the first announcement. Liver
pool practically unchanged IN spite of the llZc
ioss here yesterday. Some Of the other circum-
stances so unfavorabe Monday were rather favor
able to-day In the Northwest there were only 2s0
cars against 294 last year; primary receipts were
only So 600 bushels. Little shipping business was
accomplished, about $1,000 bushels. but bids were
close enough 10 the market TO make the cash peo-
pie feel all the time that they were the edge
of business. Minneapolis reported No l Northern
5 fraction over May There was an influential
class Of buyers Of futures. Armour and Wrenn
early St Louis later The local professionals
were inclined 10 short the market and there was
feeling Of timidity not easily accounted for.
Cesrances were 224 000 bushels. a cold wave was
predicted for Kansas. and that State has had high
iempera lures and snow. The seaboard put the
export business at 81 loads The total wheat stock
Trhllc and private. is now Il 10000 bushels. The
contract stock is {, 52.ODO bushels
The bull side Of the corn market is not so popu-
lar as II was. Prices lost &c to sc May selling
from Ssisc To 3s7se. and closing at 391sc, sellers
Patten. presumably the largest holder. not
active. The other professionals appear rather
hesrish There was selling by Phillips. Barrett and
possibly Cudahy. There were 500 here. with 2So
tor rornorrow Shipping sales did not exceed 70 600
bushels: clearances were $1,000 bushels. Cables
steady. The contract stock here is 621. .OoO
bushels; the total public and private stock sl53 90
bushels
The leading holders Of oats continue 70 scalp
With view OF keeping the market going. They
seemed 70 ne selling through one set OF people to-
DAY and buying through another. Prices closed &c
Under Monday. May. 25ls a25lGc There were 3l4
cars. with 100 for tomorrow; clearances were
ls.gU bushels shipping sales, 10000 bushels
There was large cash business closed Monday
almost $50 no bushels
FlaEseed was 1d2c higher without much activity
three points there were 81 cars of seed against 15
last year. oil is frmer, 60c, advance of &c in
about week.
Provisions were firm; higher early, but finally
closing where they left off Monday. There were
small hog receipts and prices yards sc higher.
There 1900 here and in the West only 62 OOO
-sainst 770o0 a year ago Shipments of product
keep heavy; co exports.
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rantn- linz ~ lnlncL- 80
Park Ave

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is 70 be sold Is
with interest
together with and allowance and guardians costs
amounting TO SSl240. with interest thereon
18TH 1900 together with the Of the sale The
approximate amount OF taxes and water which
be allowed to the purchaser Of the purchase money
or paid BY the referee is $4,000 and interest.
Dated New York. January p. 1901
ARTHUR d TRU-aX. Referee
HUFFMAN & FRANKENHEIAIER, Plaintiffs Atfnr-
ueys. No. &c Broad Street. New YorK City.
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SUPREME CoURT. CoUNTY OF sew


YoRK.-Henry B. Auchincloss. executor Of the
will Of John Auchncloss. deceased plaintiff, against
Cora Van B. Potter defendant
In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure duly
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
date the 11th day Of January, 1901 the undersigne
the referee said Judgment named. will sell at public
New York Real Estate Salesroou No III
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan and City Of
New York the 9TH day of February. 1901 tWelvs
o'clock noon that day. by D. Phonx Ingrahara.
auctoneer premises directed by said judgment TO bs
sold and therein described follows:
All that certain piece parcel OF land situate IN
Borough Of Manhattan. and City OF New York. and
bounded and described follows:
Beginning a point the Southerly side OF SIND
hundred and hftyeighD feet West
Southweserly OF said Street and
End Avenue. and running thence Southwardy and
parallel End Avenue and part of the distances
through party 102 hundred and feet and
(to) inches: thence estwarly and parallel SIND
feet thence Northwardly parallel
with End 1O2 hundred and two) feeE
ard (o inches side OF SIND and
thence Eastwardy said southery side OF SIND Street
the point place OF beginning.
said premises being known No 314 West SIND
street. and being which were conveyed TO the
said Cora Van r. Potter by William z Lanchantin ard
wife by deed dated the I1th day OF June. 1884 and
recorded IN section Lber 60 Of Conveyanees at S1S
Dated New York. January 18th. 1901
FREDERICK A WARE. Referee
vARNT-Nf & HARRISON. Atys for plaintiff. 81 Wtlisn-
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City N T.
The Is diagram Of the property TO be soid'
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financial.
financial.
National Salt Company Trust Certificates.

Issued by the
chase of the United Sal Compa
Total
Dividends
Preferred and
The
erred Trust Certificates making
annun
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NEW YORK SUPRENIE COURT. County, ol

~ New York Katharine TerriH Popham. pIaintir
r Chilas. defendant-In pursuancs OF
a T1dgn Foreclosure and sale. duly made and
above-enrted action, bearing date ths
2isr day OF December. 1900. l. the undersigned, the
Referee in said Judgment named. will sell Public
III Broadway In the Borough of Manhattan City OF
New York on the Goth day Of January. 1901. II
o'cIocx noon. that day. by Peter F. Meyer. Auc-
,foneer premises directed by said Judgment
and described follows:
parcel OF land, with the buildings
ana improvements thereon. situate lying and being IN
tbs Borough Manhattan City Of New York Section
Jascrfbed as follows. witt Beginning a point
The eaSterv side Livingston Place distant thirty-tur
nine inches southerly from the corner formed bv
tb Intersection said easerly side Of Livingston
southerly side of Sixteenth Street.
rnnin thence eastey parallel with Sixteenth Street
thence sOutheriy parallel with Livingston
Place seventeen thence westerly again parallel
sis Of livingston and thence norrherly
$40 eastery Of Livingston Place feet
OF beginning. said premises being
t-ToVn nv the number Livingston Place. and
being the premises conveyed by Jonathan W. Norris
vvifs Eliza \. Chapman and husband and
N Norris TO OF the first part by deed bearing
Sate be first day Of March. 1867, and recorded
IN jbr Ni4 Of Conveyance page 266 the venty-ninth
dav Of April 1867, in possession. be the said
ssvAraI dimensions more or less
Dated New York December 31st 1890
w BENTON CRISP. Referee
FORSTER & SPEIR. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. No 50
wall street, Borough OF Manhattan New York City
The following diagram OF the property 20 be sold
Place.
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S FOR MAIL POUCHES AND

SACKS-Ofice Of the Postmaster General. Washing
ton D G. January TO- 19o1Seaed proposals Will be [e-
ceVed at this Department until Tuesday March &C. 1901
at noon. for furnishing such Mail Pouches and Sacks
may be ordered for the OF the postal service during
the contract OF beginning the 1st day
of July 1901 Specifications together with blank form for
bidding will be furnished application by letter 70 the
Second Assistant Postmaster General Washington D. g
w NJ JOHNSON, Acting Postmaster General.
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~ pe Of the state York against Granite State
E1rofdent kssocetionIn Of order OF the
Supreme Court in the above entitled action and
hearing date the 18th day Of October 1900 which said
order was in the office OF the CLERK or hnss
County on the 18th October 1900 Notice hereby
given 10 ali creditors claimants stockholders OF the
Granite state Provident Association and Of Edwin h
Dicinson a. Receiver present their claims
vouchers attached thereto verified by me
the facts tbs debt shown by the claimant Is
said Association. or from SAID
Receiver 10 the creditor in the voucher over ana
above all counter-caims and set-os to Russe 3 Joh
son ESQ Referee appointed by TIE aforesaid order Tor
purpose ascertainng the claims OF shareholdeIs
Referee No. Street in the CITY OF rev iotH'
before the 18th day or April
1901, failure OF any OF the stockhodss OF
creditors their claims on or oeloe
said date as aforesaid they precluded from sharing
any dividends may be paid out BY the receiver
his possession except as pro-
vided Section 1907 OF the Code OF CiVi PROCEDURE
~ ' FI1TVIN E DICKINSON,
Provtdent Association
LEXOw MACKELIAR q WELLS. Attorneys for Re-
eever 4143 Cedar Street. New York CITY, Borough OF
Manhattan
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage Five Per Ceut. RefundinR
Gold Bonds of 1913
The Indiana, Illinois & Iowa r. r. Co,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The Indiana Illinois
and Iowa Railroad Company has exercised option
reserved IL First Mortgage Five Per Cent Re
funding Cold by First Mortgage Five
Refundng Gold Bond Mortgage, October
l. a. D. 1885, Continental Trust Company Of the City
Of New York. and Joseph D. Oliver. Trustees redeem
said bonds and Of any time option
By paying 10 the Company Trustee said Mort
TO holders OF said bonds,
per centum premium thereon accrued interest
Ing, the First nstp day of February, &. ID.
therefor said date 10 the Continental
Trust Company OF the City Of New York the
lawful holders thereof. the Office Of the said Trust
COMPANY Number 30 Broad Street. in the City
York par per centum premium thereon and
accrued interest.
TheTeupon under the proysions o. ssa noTtgags and
b5nds secured thereby, INTEREST WILL CEASE
40 ACCRUE THEREON AND SAID BONDS
MILE4 BE FULLY PAID.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The Indiana. Illinois and Iowa Railroad Company.
BY T p. SHONTS. President
r. p AHRENS Secretary.
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The Approximate Of the lien charge to
sfy which the above described property Is be sold
Twenty-one thousand hundred and eleven and
67-1OO dollars with interest thereon
January 1901 together allowances
twenty-One dollars
from the 1th day OF January, 1901 together with the
OF the sale. There and water rates.
which 10 be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
the referee and OF which the
interest the date OF sals
is Eight hundred sixty-nine and 42-1OO dollars
$500 42).
Dated New York January Is. 1901
FREDERICK A. WARE. Refere-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Trfnuns
~ received at their Uptown Once No l242 Broadwsy
"a door until o'clock advertise
the following branch offices at regular
Office until O'Clock .. % Sth-ave e
23d-st. l52 6th-ave. l2th-st: Macys 6h-ays
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& pvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office No l.242 Broadway.
% door north OF 3ist-st. until o'clock advertise
Iens received az the following branch oces regular
once rates until O'Clock yJ: 2o4 Sth-ave..
cor. 23dst. l52 6thave.. I2tk-st. Macys
and l4thst, 12 Counbus-ave. West 66th-st; 100
West 42d-s. 6th-ave 81 East 14th-sI.; 257
42d-st. between 7th sth 15e 47thst
5d-ave between 7eth and T7th sts: 1923 Sd ave,
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financial meeilnqs.
THE BANK. OF NEW YORK.
: aTTnNAT RA~-EyTNC AEGOCTATTO

THE BANK OF NEW YORK.
SATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION.
- New York. January 25th, 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that a special
meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Bank Of New
1pk, National Banking Association. called by the Board
q Direct viii be held the Ranking House OF said
ASSOCIATION No. 4s Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan,
Hep York city. the 9th February. 1901 II
clock = NJ. for the purpose taking relation
10 the amendment of Article Thifo Articles Of
suciaflou. may a follows: The
Beard % Directors
Tor than fifteen stockholders';
lhe adoption Of such amendment the Article,
Vote for additional
me next annual meeting.
HERBERT I. GRIGGs. President
LHAS OI.NEY. Cashier.
The undersigned stockholders of The Bank Of New
fork. National Banking Association witt
tae Board OF Directors of said Association calling a
tpecia meeting stockholders held on the
~ CAY February 1901 n o'clock A NJ Tor the
S-rPoses specified in the above notice
". l. LCDLAM.
JOSEPH MEAD. Stockholders.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
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ernst gompanes
United States Trust Company
of New York,
as & AZ WALL STREET
Capital, $2,OOO,OOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits, Sf1,152,346

This Company n legal depository FOR paid
into Court and authorized Guardian. Trustee
Executor.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
which may be any time and withdrawn after
five days notice and will be entitled interest
be agreed upon.
Executors. Administrator. Trustees OF Estates. Re
gtous and Benevolent Institutions and individuals will
find this Company convenient depository for money
JOHN A STEWART. Pres. D. WILLIS JAMES. vice-Pres
JAMES S. CLARK. Second vice-Pres
HENRY L. THoRNELI. Secretary.
LOUIS q. HAMPTON. Assistant Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL SLOAN. WILLIAM II. MACY. JR.
D. WILLIS JAMES VIM. ID. SLOANE
JOHN A STEWART. GUSTAV H SCHWAB
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES FRANK LYMAN
ANsON PHELPS STOKES. GEORGE F. Victor
JOHN CROSBY BROWN, JAMES sTILIAIAN
EDWARD COOPER. JOHN CLAFLIN.
W. BAYARD CUTTING, JOHN J. PHELPS
CHARLES 6. SMITH JOHN s KENNEDY
VIM. ROCKEFELLER d. O MILLS
ALEXANDER f. ORR. LEWIS CASS LEDYARD.
MARSHALL. FIELD.
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Citn 6ntels-

HOTEL REGENT. northwest corner 2sth St and 6th
LII Ave. the European plan. Newly furnished, all
Improvements weekly rates. IS upward soc, T5c.
VI per day; restaurant a la carte.
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New York, January 18th 1901.
Election Notice.
Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting the stockholders q cbe Missouri Pacific
Railway Company will held the general ofice OF
The company in the City ST. Louis Missouri on Tues
cay, March u 1901 300 o'clock A NJ the
uon thirteen Directors the ensuing year and for
the ether business that may
fore said meeting Tie meeting Directors
VII be held The oece the day. 1900
O'clock noon The books will be closed Tues
day. 18th 1901, al O'Clock p. NJ, reopened
or The day following the annual meeting OF the stock
holcers any adjournment thereof
GEO. J. GOULD President
A. H. CAI.EF Secretary.
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A DvHRTIsEM EMENTs and subscriptions for The Trfoun-
received at Uptown ONCE. No. 1242 Broadway.
"a door north of s1st-st. O'Clock advertise
unents received at following branch offices at regular
Office rates until O'Clock p viz: 254 sth-avs..
cor 2adst 152 sth-ave cor 12th-st Macy's sth-svs.
and 14h-st 142 Cclumbus-ave. West 66th-st 1cs
West 42d-st 6th-ave. s2 East 14th-st 255 West
42d-s, between 7th 15s East 47hst; 1s
sd-ave. between 7sh and 18th sts: LOoe sdava rear
s1zts-: 1Tos 1s-avs. sath-st; 75s Trsnont-ave
$50 sd-ave near st-st 5Sf sd-svs.; s1o 5leeokerss
s25 BLeecxer-ss
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Gopartuersbip Nntires.

,,, New York, Jan. I6 1901
MR.. ERNEST J. III. AMY has this day been
admitted TO partnership in our hrm
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Tb. approxmate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
hich the above-descrbed property Is % be sold. is
$40 5S - interest thereon from the 3rd day OF De-
with and allowance
in ~ S3I4I9 interest from December 24th 1900
with o. the sale approximate
amount of taxes assessments other liens which
he purchaser, Of the purchase
or paid by the Referee. is SdSS1T and interest.
Dated New York. December 3lst 1900.
W. BENTON CRISP Referee.
The sale above described premises is hereby ad
,ollrned IN Wednesday, January Both 1901
time and place
patad New York January 29th 1901.
". BENTON CRISP Referee
FORSTER 8 SPEIR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. No 50 Wall
Street Borough of Manhattan New York City.
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New York. January u.
Election Notice.
st. Louis. Iron Mountain ~ Southern Rail-
way Co.
AOTlCE is hereby given that the annual
. meeting of the stodI holders Of the St Louis Iron
ountaa Southern Railway Company will be held at
ae general Office % the in the city OF 81 Louis.
As9a1. on rueseay March 18th, lsOl az 800 O'Clock
- N for election Of thirteen Directors for the
f-g and frr the transaction OF other business
may come before said meeting: The annual meeting
- tne Directors viii be held al the once the
ss day al 1900 O'Clock The transfer books Will
- closed Tuesday. January 70. lSOl at 900 o'clock
= N and reopened the day following the annual
aeng o. stockholders any adjournment thereof
GEO. J. GOuLD. President.
A. y. cALEF Secretary
A STOCKHOLDERS AND DIRECTORS
So MEETING Of Coy. Co. viii be held at
ltT oiioe - Duane St New York CITY on Tuesday
i'nnlng Feb 8. 1901. AZ 10 O'Clock.
"A DkEhTlSEhENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
leeslssd ar their Uptown once NO. ls2sz Broad~ay
oog north Of 3ist-sf until o'clock advertise
received al The following branch onees AZ regular
eoT - Until o'clock p. viz: % sth-sHes s.
-1eal- Ao~ oth-sYe.. i2th-st. Aaeys oth ave
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eiaIly chartered steamer City OF Rome, as tons
June 2e with attractive $40 side trip Rhine. Ger
many 500 Italy extension Unsquasd
vantages. May and June excursions via Gibraltar.
Naples FRANK c. CLARK. III Broadway. New York
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CTPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-reo

New York. r,v. -.
1 RroadWay (Manhattan). New York City
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prpposuIs.
prnrosals.
PROPOSALS FOR
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

ALL TAXATION IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. EXCEPT F
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-01-18
Obituary.
MRS. HESTER ZIMMERMAN.

The subject of this sketch was born in
Cherry Valley, New York, Nov. %, 1919.
Her maiden name was Hester Ann Suit
lift and she was married to VIM. Zim-
norman, of Waterloo, New York, June
4, 1910. In the spring of 1855 they
moved to Wisconsin and their home was
here since that date. Mrs. Zimmerman
was the mother of four daughters, three
of whom survive her, Mrs. M. V. Tackles
of Truman, Mimi, Mrs, @. E. Howard of
Milwaukee, and Mrs. R. j. Maltpress of
this city.
Six years ago Mrs. Zimmerman suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis and two years
later she was again stricken, and from
these she never fully recovered, being a
patient sufferer until death came to her
relief Monday evening, Jan. IA, 1901.
Funeral services were held from the
home of r. J. Maltpress Thursday after
noon at 80 conducted by Revs. Wood
side of GAINESVILLE, and Symons OF Mer-
rill, after which the mortal remains were
consigned to their last resting place in
Fassett cemetery by the side of her hus-
band.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-01-18
Smallpox at Milton.

The discovery that smallpox had ex-
listed at Milton for a few weeks past un-
beknown to the authorities, has created
the sensation of the week. The disease
had been treated for the last twenty
eight days, and so mild has been it's type
that the attending physician called it
chickenpox. During this time a great
many people have been exposed, and the
fear is that the infection will be spread
over the entire county. DR.. Sutherland
of the state board of health was called,
who pronounced the disease the genuine
article. The first case of what is now
known as smallpox was that of Harley
Green college student who went home
to Nebraska to vote and on his way stop
ped in town that had several cases of
it and in some way exposed himself to
the disease.
Fourteen days after his return to Mil
ton he was taken sick and the attending
physician pronounced it to be chicken
pox. He was not very sick and since his
recovery has been about town and at
tended college. Miss Bessie Thomas
daughter of r. B. Thomas, is now quite
sick with the disease and there are two
other cases not fully developed. So fal
there has been no fatalities, the disease
seeming to be of a mild form, but no one
knows how far it may spread and who
will be the next one stricken. Every
precaution is being taken by the resi-
dents of the village to prevent it's spread
ing and no one knows but that they may
be the next person to come down.
In all, six cases have been treated and
up to date no new cases have been re-
ported this week. Vaccination has be-
come general and the schools of the Mil
tons have been closed.