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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

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stti by convtis ami reports tAat 90 the
H. he rauo cfup rs eold and the corn
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sag Eagie Lake tho state and Captain
bysasat have together 200 acres OF 90
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ser ana captain l'hh"'NuI mas A'"7'I
L ~ gGes that wlI YIELD twenty tons er
~ rus 'ln' VIII '' '"'"'" 'i,o Sus III
~ zoe captain own plNal on ms place.
n ahici the Cane Belt railroad will bring
E.,,t tkon.onb .,ltlti,,,l. ,o,.s from, .,to,g
4
NJ ase GOWN "ll 'ah'y. lherc Is no
aid sugar mill along It's whole way for
|.a farmers WIN LY,p ,,I,pted several
49,
$500 ApI'S' '"' i"7- He"a"A ui"u'
b. so3 ,bev with b,r,iy ,,,l.. cn,,rh "a
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-NN
W ihe go acrcs th1t Captain Dun want
|ft b Pa. tho Ht,. ,....fb.r and srpr,lf,.. nF
Isru causpd MIN ia arttrntc Inso la0O
eHa From mr. other 1000 n.rps. however.
hhsi be- L nov h.r,,.tiro hn A. 01lh ring
Boo lory 10 Nxty four IT,shrls ,ihis as,
naay Is caused lv Inc difference In ihp
l-ae BE- was cu.bIrH IL, .,ynr. /, ,ylth vt r
BIZ his The besf rIr. h8co .een aaywhe r.
sd II h. hsl had r,.'ty of v.ota, moro
Z 10 donbt blit fh4t fH. ,cs.f. 1,Dn u..s,s
aoqa bare e'e,d.t .., WV -' o,. 'co,.e
iRlaas per acre.
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CONDITION OF The COTTON CROP.

lions; general yield considerably below the
average; tho crop Is being marketed as
faNt as gathered top crop poor
floridn Cotton much damaged by rain;
plcl,lue progressed fairly well latter part
OF week; bulk uf crop open and In many
sections hall has been picked
south Carolina Cotton opcnlug slowly:
a killing frost would do great damage TO
cotton IN the next three weeks, cotton Is
generally yielding poorly: pckors are
plentiful
North Carolina Weather favorable for
picking cotton m rrutrHi puriiu uuti uir-
favorable In eastern porisu he dam-
age by frost though reports everywhere
Immature hollis 10 open and many bols are
small and hard; Hide top crop.
Tennessee Cotton picking in rapid pro.
age.
oklahoma Cotton picking continues 10
progress rapidly; about three nfths OF the
crop secured Yield very light. cotton gath
cred I'm good condition
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RELIGIOUS.

First BAPTIST Church at Dallas Protests
AGAINST tie Pastors Resignation.
Dallas Texas. October At The roncip.
sion ~ the morning services at The First
Baptist church yesterday morning Rev j.
y Crnnhl Rad q lengthy appeal TO the
pastor. Rev George ". Trucu 10 dei ne
the cali from The First Baptist churoh at
Waco and remain at Dallas. when the az.
peal had been read II YVES adopted by a
rising vote ~ the congregation. folio we'd
by n rising vote by the audience. IN which
every man. woman aud chiId w the house
foiuGd IN H. not set |OstiycN known
what action Rev Mr Tiuett win takf In
The matter. but II IS quite generally be
llevcd here be viii stay With the Dallas
church
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"GARLkND" STOVES AND RANGES
Awarded nrt prize. Paris Exposition, 1900.
Rnd Man ~ Elkhnrf

Palestine. Tcxas. October IA tribe ot
tho Independent order Of Red Men WA
organized nc Ell,haw Saturday night by
Grout Prophet IS r. Howard aud q number
~ Rcd Mon from here attended the lnstitu-
ton 81 the new tribe. There were twentys
1--WE members enrolled ana many more VIII
soon follow The Indians who went down
from here report hig time 10 the forests
around Elkhurt The new tribe VIII %
known or ElkhaFt tribe No. il5.
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RAlNED AT GALVESTON.
A rail- of Fourteen Inches Before the
Water Quit Coming Down.
TEN INCHES OF IT IN -FOUR HOURS
The Streets Were Flooded, but None o.
the Water Was from
the Gulf.

Galveston, Texas, October s. Gulvest q
has been visited by one Of the most
phenomenal rointalls. It was purely rain
and nothing more, hnt the water fen SO
fnst that with the poor drainage of the clty
u accumulated In certain places to such
an extent that many people tasted 1t 20 a..
sure themselves that II was fresh water
ana not sea water The water was rather
muddy. hut nevertheless those who tasted
II gave smile ot relief aud appeared to
enjoy IT, as they were glad to nnd that IL
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

.isiSY ~ Washington County. Texas. DC.
|naar.s N.st nj the cotton crop has been
eh tee,l,, soo1 rain ls badly needed 10
|fsfreT. aus County, Texas. October T.
IeNien Wi ina'n most parts OF the county say
I, 4, week more " ''' "'''S !" "''''
Ri hM,,iillamsou Comfy. Texas. Octo-
|sesyll oton plcking is over The boil
|ftle ~, Incoming very numerous, ana
|il1nert y, 'an DO no harm this season,
osr,., 'eaf them next year.
|la a., G0nzales County Texas. Octo
|sFsIsss9 $3.50 bales OF cotton have been
tiaebf ,pHeie TO date. n Is generally
es tese 's w, nearly two-thirds OF the cror
y eot.o, 'saiAeitd. on the uplands nearly
oioB n" nv Nountv, Texas, October g.
Y psi peen coming Ia at a lively rate
sqs n, n'tL on several days the ne.
s------------.--9ls lyon reached 300 bales. Up
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Limestone County Baptist Association.

Croesbeeck. Texas Oct0ber 1.--phe
Limestone County Baptist association met
with the Thornton Baptist church Friday
Saturday aud Sunday. October A. 0 aud O.
The convention sermon was preached by
Rev. s. r. Slaughter ~ Ennis who preach
al Tor ~ pafanr. g. A. Pu.hun There
were. nanoig others me following persons
from esher associations present Rows. j.
q. Gentry. Dallas. $. IT, Slaughter Ennis
SchOncld Palc'stinei cOmDee, llliisnyt o.
Wsrthum 1he newly elected officers for
the ensuing assorintlUnal year afe g. y.
Jennings moderator. Or w =, Moore
clerk, ana W. Brown treasurer. Tue
SUNDAY School association Of said a0soma-
ton met Thursday. The o1lceru for the
ensuing year are Ernest Hefzlng, pTeel-
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CONDITlON OF THE CANE CROP.
EsO Of the Other Crops of Brazoria, Fort Bend and
Colorado Counties.

of,
aaN' go ncIps OF cane INol WIZ 'N, ,"'n',
I'VE TONS l'l nero. h'ii '',''H M.I aver
aEN' tMiuh' lhltd ,gi u''' pti "ll
n'l VII mus Ii"uIpit b'lN'Sh "L' anH
Pr" '"'' - NM crop "l corr" ""' '"''rH
ID" ,G VI" mem. ,t. .,.,,t.,.., -, tr.
n'Hr pi1'rH are nv W a"ul"''" d '"'f
| ucnWCtn Houston and Hrhm'nH
- ~ Ivl0r NI'v' i"l" "u"" W.
tur '"iulnhL zap. lIe ms ~ "', W.
pWu'u'UIIf NN' 'aHc .""' WV Ky ui'"
lNthlN NV l"u9 pr u'''' Ilts "u.'l' '. ',o
hNet"E' comes hruIrr ~ n'h+ u' 5.l,.e
th"H any saw, rAttpl lHal 81" que o. ''S
ION place. Wnlrh " tqu3uN A- -'" ilts
corn crop u very poor nc WIZ max "l
aNoUt hI'Gt,H ptslt,S prI "Gi'' ' ,et'N
u C'np; ms 'p.l"u 'loP ~ u II,'"t' ,
VII iHh' from seven /" NR'' '''c7 p" "''N'
naie, a..,, -. ,-..,...., ,.- r,,,r
iH' ltW'hs 2iu't ldlH IN my va ,''u a
uli.a MtAt OF w bFu|'H am. J"Sl ~.
truIl pfhlrr' m btnZVrIa '"1Ht' ~ Nis
~ inc Low Nool pWhlnI'h, Wy l'o'e
/ cleared onl fhh hy * hnu 10 o. ms
/ Eheh lt%as was q Itpmno. my VIZ a.
lltn the hoiaschlIas OF lr49s "n9 GA y, ~, p
piace mahe lhe Ihni'' ,, HH',u ~ ~,
| nis1ed the government hlS p ace IFS" n
/ citdeS u part oi me McNrl pI9''s Il1t
were rirnIgu ana lul IN tHi N"'lun ~, y
" Hdlhr Dli'', " t"v" la - ". lt'.,,o,l
( i've as any hut ihrN nave h"i l''"L'i,Guu
! thtlitF from me SO ~ ~ iA-l ''a' gH" '"t
ffb1us llopd OF me pfg''hlnE .'lI '"u !
mere 40 hrfts or nearly aIi pl"nl '."' ~ "
VIII aN'lhgt az lcasl i"'NN '"h9 40, KY
/ mere ana NOR" " the M'llH'' VS. ''-.i,,t
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To Build sawmll in Tyler County.

Warren. Texas, october 7 Mr.. J. /. Camp
bell Of Houston. the president Of the Texas
yellow Pine Lumber company, came Up
yesterday with the Insurance ndiustcrS TO
look over the ruins OF the saw mi re-.
Gently burned and also TO look at the new
min site on the ". G.. ana T.. railroad near
the Polk county line, whore Mr. Campbell
shingle min sttactcd, which will give o
large tonnage TO the W. G. and L railroad
and greatly reduce his logging expenses.
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ao,ed bv a Am d TyIer.

Tyler. Texas. October deacon Presley
was attacked hy an Infatuated Young hui
yesterday and injured. But for the timely
nrrivnl OF ncighbors who Killed the bul
Win axes. Presley would have been Killed,
a. the bull had him down
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MALARIA CAUSES eiLioUsNEss.
Groves Tastcless Chill Tonic removes
the cause.
w. o. w. Monument Unveiled.

Franklin, Texas. October THE local
lodge OF woodmen Of the world Of this
place, assisted by visitors from Calyer aud
other camps. conducted a very Imposing
ceremony ~ the city cemetery yesterday
afternoon, the occasion being tile uuyeilng
~ monument erected AZ tie grave Of dc,
ceased Sovereign W. n. Scott who died
here about January 4 OF the present year
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas. October $ Southern on
aud Pipe company Of Fort Worth: capital
stock $1,000 lncorporators H. Stan.
differ c A Stnndifcr aud G = Brewer.
l4lano Realty company OF llano capital
stock $1,000 purposr. 10 erect ana repiIf
buildings. buy and SCH property Incor
poratorg y. V. plttHpger. s. j Badu
and Jcn NcLcm0rr
The Beaumont Associated OH Wells com.
pnuy Of Beaumont rcAas. capital stock
1Hdour. rnrpusc, 10 prospect for o}l and
2iher ml2rrals aud unrhcr of Directors
Evans. q. e. Swygiry n Couoycr T 4.
y Crews. J. Johnson u u Kcck K s.
Emerson. 1. rrntt, Pat Short 4 Boctt-
lc: ANA o. A llauwlg. an OF ST. Louis
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Enwohh Leanuo Reofaanized ~ WIotoda

yictoris Texas, October 3 The Epw"ih
league wag rcorgluizcd SUNDAY afternoon
and the following officers clcrlcd; PreI-
dent. George Wchbcr Aist vice president,
j. l. Hunter; second vice president Mrs
ate Schn ilcr; third Vice president, MlT.
BcIc WoiAgcr. meetings wll be held
every Sunday afternoon ut o'clock
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rorlelI MeetInn contInues.

Terrell Texas. October 'rhe FREQ
Methodist meeting continues and interest
~ On the Increase.
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lWiN( general VITA reference tu Tho MN
eral lands IN West Texas which have not
been properly classified
Hon. Gberles Roglu. Commlssioner. Aus.
TIN, Texas
Attorney Gencurs Department. state ~
Texas, Austin. Texas September ~. 1901
Dear sirs; 1His department Is In receipt
% Yours Of the 2Jth ms. which Is AZ fol
"on October a. ISM. tho county surveyor
OF Brewster county surveyed uulcksllyer
ttuudhnr) mining viaim az ~ ncrrs ON gcc
uon ~ block zig Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company brewster
hlnley.
on November 3 1907 A. l.. Reed made
application TO S1id surveyor for the survey
OF said claim and ~ said application ana
anidh ~ are, as to form Ia euhsrir,tf4l
On October ~ 1897 The application ana
nnldaNt are us 20 form in suhstdutlnt
eompinncc With the statute ard was ulctt
with the surveyor on November g lsli
me application together with the Held
hotcs Wcir fled u this Office March iu.
lSlN. IN January 20. 1895 A. r. Reed pul
Il. 4. Devices madc application ana AID.
dhNlt for the survey of quicksilver tCtunn.
har mining claim In brewster county cuil.
90 'llnmond' ~ about ~ acres 20 he Iortit-
cd 'n section 90 block q H. Gulf Colorado
and Santa re ltNlroad company The ar.
plicaiinn aud AFFIDAVIT are lu suhsthusll
compliance with the stature as to form
%il We're nl'i with me eguhty surveyor on
January 90, ltDs The dcld notes fpt same
are dated January rs tSaS aud we're ~.
gethcr with the affidavit and ambient ION
MED In this office March no. fsllS The
is given Hs january L. lSnS The Heid
rotes and the application are tho only pa
peers MED nW have ans receipts slowing
any payments been ilcd iu this nGlcr THIS
santa fo Railroad companv brewster
r"utrtf - "iis Aet"i classified as mineral not
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DR.. John W Bull. who discovered On.
BuLL's CouGH SYRur 30 years ago. was the
most successful doctor of throat and lung
diseases during his lifetime He had a
national reputation on account Of the won-
deriul cures he made ~ cases of chronic
sumption. Dr. Bnll discovered the formula
which he used SO successfully for many years
after long practice and uutring scientific
study. IN has oVor snce heen known az
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Bnnds Renlstered-

Austin ToyHs. gFiober g. The comptrol.
Ter today registered nm issue of 5000 call,
dress Independent school dl trict bonds aud
$1,000 San Jacinto rpDutt iaH rcpHr bonds
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PAID Up WAR CLAIMS.
Adluiant Generals Office Has Sent
Checks 10 Spanish War Soldiers.
COUNSEL IN THE ANTITRUST CASES
Judge Robertson VIII Assist County At
torney--Heslth 7eport--can Not
Refund Liquor Licenses.

Austin, Texas, October s Tho adIu,ant
generals department has about paid OF
an Of the claims which Ver audited ami
approved on account ~ tbs spanish Amcrl-
can war u has been quito job and the
clerks Ia the pfilce have been hard AZ work
on The task for some time Many Of the
soldier boys received checks, which thcy
never expected 70 get. ana no doubt hot
Whal they came In handy ia many In.
stauccs
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DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP. .

No other doctor or chemist has ever been
able TO compound any preparation contain
ing the curative qualities Of On BULLS
been discovered TINT SO effectively cures all
diseases olthe throat and lungs as nR Bulls
Cocoon SYnUr There Is no case of boarse-
ness cough cHtarrh asthma, bronchitis,
qulnsy. whoopmg cough. Group. measles'
cough. grip or consumption that cannot ba
cured speedily BY me proper ssp OF I'm.
BuILB CouGH SYRuP Thousands Of letters
have been received from grateful people
who were cured by It II has been a
household remedy for sthe past so years..
aud there rs scarcely n home or cabin in
the United States or Canada that has not n
bottle Of this wonder ful cure In the medicine
closet, II contains no injurious drugs IL
heals the thront and lungs and renders them
perfectly healthy 1t leaves no bad after
effects. All leading doctors prescribe Dp-
BulEsC ouCu Synup Is used exclusively by,
all the prominent hospitals Of the country
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VETO is PROBABLE.
Governor win Act on lnvestisa-
ton Resolution.

Austin, Texas, October SIT is b..
lieyed that within the next fw days
the governor will announce his veto
to the Joint resolution providing for
an investigation of the State depart
mcnts and institutions by iepsla-
tive committee. The veto, " the
resolution Is vetoed VIII be Dascl On
constitutional grounds probably
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NAL ARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma
laEiA; SOC.
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once Aa,lstaut Attorney Conceal.

dent aud Afla Annie Blmben sccretary
aud treasurer An executive c0mmtte
wias elected also.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28

Pyny-Pecroral Stops the Tickling
and quickly allays Inflammation in the throat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28
Our Public Schools.

Superintendent E. w. Lord was called
away last week by the sickness and
death of a brother-in-law and Principal
M. W. Downing was i'll, so the only
speaker at the Congregational church
Sunday evening was the pastor who
spoke on 'Our Public Schools" He said
that the public schools are the great
American and Americanizing institution
They are common schools, not schools
for Catholics or ProteStants or republi-
cans or democrats alone, but for all. All
sectarianism and all politics must be
eliminated from the public schools. 1t
takes out of the public treasury SIS per
annum for every pupil in the public
schools of Rockingham and $24 for those
in Brattleboro. Thus the poor man with
family who pays very little taxes is
able to put his hand into his rich neigh
boris pocket and force him to assist in
the education of his children.
The speaker spoke of the wonderful
advance made during the past forty
years III the art of teaching. The idea
used to be to see how much could be
crowded into the pupils head and be re-
membered; the standard now is the
pupils ability to grasp facts. There are
not more girls in our schools because
they like to study better than the boys.
If there was less studying of the classics
and more manual training there would
be more even balance. The public school
should also look after character and
none should be employed as teachers
who do not have characters above re-
proach. On the whole there is no more
consecrated class than our teachers and
their efforts should be earnestly backed
by parents.
The speaker closed by paying tribute
to the schools of Bellows Falls which he
considered equal to any in any place of
of the same size.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28

The wage,payers will be allowed for the
present to go in and out OF the front door
and have the use of the parlor when the
domestic empress doesn't want it Other
privileges, like entertaining company, ir-
regua ar lunches, ETC., will come higher
Later some sort of an association may
have to be formed for the relief OF dis
tressed employers.
The Rt Rev. Wilmington Ingram, bish-
op of Stepney, who was recently appoint
ed to the see of London, addressed meet
ing of working men in Whitechapel soon
after assuming his new duties and half
apo ogetically told them that as bishop of
London he would be obliged to keep a
carriage, but if any of his audience hap
pened to see him driving in lonely state he
hoped they would give him hail and he
would give them lift.
He also informed them that he wanted
to lease Fulham palace ana London House,
the two metropolitan residences attached
to the see but, to his great regret, was told
that this was impossible.
The wor ing men of itechapel, were
of course, nightly pleased at the friendly,
not to say neighborly, offer of the bishops
carriage though they may not have fully
or appreciated his lordship's
unwillingness to live in palace
and ride around in state. But it will not
injure the prelate's popularity with the
masses to have it generally known that it
is not the fault of the bishop but of his job
that he does not live in crowded tenement
and walk with the rest of them. 1t is hard
sometimes to be the victim of circum-
stances.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28
LOCAL NOTES.

Mrs. Herbert N. Hall of Cambridge
port, Mass, is visiting her brother, F. L.
Wilbur.
P.J. Keane started yesterday on bus
mess trip to Boston and New York. He
will return Saturday.
Miss Mabel Ramsey returned Monday
to the Montpelier seminary after vaca-
ton spent at home.
Dr. E. S. Allbee and family expect to
move soon into their house on School
street, at present occupied by III. M.
Amadon.
| B. H. Rhoades of Windham writes that
he saw woodchuck the goth of March,
and yet Windham is not considered re-
markably early town.
Principal and Mrs. M. w. Downing
and Misses Mary and Alice Dascomb will
90 to Boston Saturday where they will
pass part of their vacation.
A citizen of Springfield stated Monday
that so new houses were built in that
thriving village last season and the pros
pect for the coming season is excellent.
Report comes from the high school
that new Friday evening class in ply
steal culture has been established under
the direction of Profs. Wilbur and Nc
Kinon.
Dan Martin has finished work for F. G.
Winnewisser and entered the foundry of
the Bellows Falls Machine company.
Eddie Condor succeeds him at the
newsstand.
Mrs. J. j. Busch of Midway, Mass,
has sold her three tenement house at the
upper end of Atkinson street to F. G.
Pierce. The sale was made through the
agency of II. w. Howard.
E. R. Shaw, who has been for the past
year in White River Junction in the office
week to Concord, N. H., where he has
employment with the Rumford Press
company. Mrs. Shaw, who stopped here
on her way to Concord, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Barnard.
We note that the Boston Boot and
Shoe club held a banquet in Youngs
hotel March 20. The guests of the even
ing were Gen. VIM. A. Bancroft, Robert
Young of London, Emil Mollenhauer and
A. j. Holley, formerly of this place, all
of the Boston Elevated railway. The
railway with stereopticon illustrations
was the subject of the evening.
There is new evidence every week that
ads in the TINES want column pay. A
young lady who had been seeking in
vain for six weeks for chance to do
housework, put two line ad in the
TIMES last week. 1t cost her thirty
cents. The next day after the paper APP
peared she had her choice of six places,
and other inquiries came later. She Sc
cured good position at trifling cost.
The last meeting of the choral union
for this season was public rehearsal
Monday evening. This program was
given: Piano solo, Mrs. d. L. Sanford;
vocal solo, Miss Putnam of Claremont,
"Sleep Little Baby of Nine" and for en-
core "'Way Down upon the Suwanee
River" quartet, Messrs. Truax, Bacon,
Maynard, Elliott; solo, Miss Putnam.
The next meeting of the union will be
on the first Monday in October.
Miss Addie Sawyer of Belfast, Me-,
who has been spending the winter here,
was operated upon successfully Sunday
afternoon at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
+. E. Ferguson, for the removal of an
abscess back of the ear from which she
had been suffering for some weeks. The
operation was performed by DR.. G. III.
Gorham, assisted by Drs. Allbee and
Hazelton. Miss Sawyer is recovering as
rapidly as could be expected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28
WESTMORELAND DEPOT,

1t is hoped that all who are interested in
school affairs will remember the school
meeting Saturday, March 30.
Clark and Lizzie Aldrich are visiting
friends in Townshend and vicinity.
Joe German is working for G. S. Aldrich
this season.
William Carr has moved his family and
goods into a house in this vicinity
Some of the farmers are making sugar
now.
We understand S. c. Hemenway and
family will move to Bellows Falls some
time i'll April.
Richard Greene of Boston was in town
last week. Mrs. Helen Greene, his mother,
returned with him to Boston for a visit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28

Mrs. Herbert N. Hall of Cambridge
port, Mass, is visiting her brother, F. l..
Wilhur
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-03-28
A Widows Love Affair

Receives a setback, if she has offensive
breath through Constipation, Biliousness
or Stomach Trouble, but DR.. Kings New
Life Pills always cure those troubles ;
clean the system, sweeten the breath,
banlsh headache; best in the world for
liver, kidneys and bowels. Only 25c at
Pierce'S Pharmacy.