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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-15

PICKING. Aug. 1.-THE anniversary Of
the relief of the legations passed almost
without notice. although tonight the Amer
lean officers entertained the British anu
the American civilians gave a banquet 10
the soldiers
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the Illinois company. II can be said on
the authority of AIR. Talley and from other
Information that j. Pierpont Morgan is not
al all Connected with the financing OF the
enterprise. The capital for the Indiana
company will come from Chicago, Pitts
Dtrg and New York.
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note IN tnat JUN
BILE of sounds
would catch his
ear as quickly az
a discord would
strike the ear OF
the leader of an
orchestra.
He thinks o
OF his engine thar
himself. That ID
why he neglect
to notice symp
toms which an
full of warning
The foul tongue
the bitter taste
sour nsings, aud
undue ~fullness af
ter eating are bu
symptoms of dys
pepsia or sorns
form of disease in
volving the stom
ach and organs d
digestion and nu
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Negro Shot by Brakeman.

Ipeci1l to the indianapolis Journal.
ENGLISH. Ind, Aug. H-Chris Washing
ION. colored. was shot through the abdomen
asst night one mile west of this place by a
Southern freight brakeman. The train
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senator Fairbanks in Kansas.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. Ex-senator Charlei
W. Fairbanks. of Indiana. arrived I'm thia
city tonight on his way 10 Hutchinson,
Kan, where he will address the Kansas O.
A. r.. reunion tomorrow
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind. Aug. 1.-THE barn.
span of horses and stock owned by Thomas
Scales. OF Porter county. valued at 5000.
burned to-day.
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triton. In time the heart, liver, lungN
or other organs are involved and tho
engineer has to lay off.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and organs
of digestion and nutrition. II purihe
the blood and builds up the body witA
sound healthy flesh.
ri used ten bottles OF DIR. Perces Codes
Medical Discovery and several vials OF his Pleae
ant Pellets a year ago this spring, and have hs1
no trouble with indigestion since wntes MI.
w. I. Thompson. of Townsend. Broadwater Coz
Montana. rWords fail 20 tell how thankful 4
am for the relief. as / had suffered 80 much ane
Il seemed that the doctors oouid DO me no good.
! got down in weight 10 rs pounds. and was n0
able 20 work ~ all Now I weigh 100 snc can
do a DAYS work on the farm ! have recon.
mended your medicine 20 several and shan
always have a good word 20 say for DIT fieros
and his mcdiciuc.'
Or Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure Cos
Stipatiou.
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Leaning from the cab window does more
with his ears than his eyes. The rum
bic and grumble and roar" of his engine
are TO him ~articulate speech, and a false
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COME
FIND
w HAT
III
YOU,
How to Get the Free
X=Ray Examination

The specialists at the Tomson Medical
Institute. Stevenson building. will make
their regular IS X-ray examination IL nee
essary, FREE. for all patients who call at
their office during the next three days, be-
fore Aug. 20.
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MILITIA ON GUARD.
Efforts To Prevent the Lynching of n
COIored Man.

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. IA special 10 the
Constitution from Charlotte. y. g.. says:
"A ompan Of local militia was ordered
out here at midnight 10 guard the jail. 4
negro named William Moore. who yester-
day assaulted Mrs. Lemuel Martin, "A young
woman, is In the Jail awaiting his trial.
which takes place Tomorrow. There were
many threats OF l~ynching. and the presence
Of a large number OF men on the streets
pfcious."
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WEATHER FORECAST.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 14-Forecast for
thursday and Friday:
For Oh~io-Showers on Thursday, with
sooler in northern portion. Friday prob
IDLY showers: light variable Winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair IN north
I'm. showers in southern portion on Thurs
lay and Friday; variable winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
MoRks An NJ FoRaE.

-. l,--I.I.-.,. 1,I.----,, lAIi, 80, i,, -
VIC S~'' S''Na ''S'''A' 49, S~Ns w ~
Strenuous LHc'
Santa Rosa CAL mas woman black
s,,t,h ,n. Oh. t.I.. , ,.,,1 b,sipcse and
SUM" "u' w "',"- N'y" -
is popOR' taluu&Aodt tue town o'cauSe OK
tho TACT thaf she docs excellent work.
I,foi, ip,rftny ii, nieht ,x,ep+ for a sbori
riniu bpr sftrnfinn sbn rrmains hard az
uorl I'M thr littie snifhv IN First street
hylpiur har husband. She Is Mrs, Serini
Ann Fah.r wife uf C. - Fabcr She 10
IA h.Irrrrrf IN her husband In me fullest
sense III, !. n blacksmith also saws the
sunday lhruui,..
">ar.- u.ctfy handy. YOU htt." said ne,
ma ha eat-t nl,uIrinrlv lt his wife. who
80 tbat rartirlIar momcns was making
tAc sharks Hy from Il plowshAro she was
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Bead Bags * ,@
~ Now in Vogue,

The beaded bags and purses which hayl
steadily been gaining In favor during the
-. -. 49,, ,.t-. ,,n ,t,.,,.., tf,,
- ,
proportions OF a rad Ihcy are NOR" ne3o-
tiful and elaborate than ever before. Uud
IN, No.. 5,.i,.r.r, a., ,h,. ,rt,. ,r, r,,+Iu.s.
49,,
taoir brains over mountlrEs Tor tN'm
while manufacturers are turning cut m1.
chino rr,rhctcd headed article. by thc
-
thousand
The best Of the bags are handmade, nnu
tho amount of work NUT into thcm renders
49,, =. -.-,, .,v,
even inc Simplest o' '"em eNpe">' "'
more elaborate patterns Ia combination
with costly moutlnes represent appalling
,.-,,r,. ,, fl,oi, ,rf,os
hSuI'S ih 'he" p''S'N.
one famous firm which was perhaps the
mrs, lu The country 90 start the renaissance
'' 'Nv "'AN ''N mas ''o.HI' $50
rcmaI kaulc dvEtCe OF PERFECTION ltS hv"a
crochetuL Is an done as piece work That
ia tho worker, do moi work in a shop or
factory but each woman receives her beads
and design ana does her work at home
flhe usnrprrs have nh hsrn trained ana an
- '', -. ~ s.t ~, ON
o"'S'NeI Gun I"'elS '"'Nt 'N ""N '''N AP
the work With satisfactory results from the
start.
81, 49,, ..t..,, ae..., $3.50.
mas taAea TaSuSa'.,9 nt't M 49,, a,s
70 p VIZ NY t-A'S mus y, say" 'A' sUtN.,
NM q. l,.r ,., NJ, v,,rs,Is s'feri.nfv
HtnG, 80 -" ,sle "v W. W. ~ ,' . ''
s tl! 20 .Ias' o,Au Wa Wa my at' O"N
,'hI,r ,t',.,,r i,,,'ttes ,,scJ ,sr-y
| ,,iNt e., .,,i A. 60 t9. f,shi,., t,-
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/ h,Tc .,.sinnauv nov 1ast fha RAD has
/ rcri,,d
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J go i,En'Sif.d tts.t,, manor ana sl,,,-ea
/ large uuulouut,d bsad bsr an vhIsS
'ri 49,. y, trh, l, tts. "a 1,i
niles r1nf,ti over "a dgrE iIrc .srt ..r,,in '''
| Jbsr,, - N - I'm ,r Ct,J 80,
! lsev.s ana Is,,nsfs9 skn,i n, estor ~
{ sutin1ac.sssrs ana M oa6,rsuv s,,r1i
I iufe. and pgke 6ouuets. and 3sop skirfa
I nud MAY utvcrs u.tGer Elsag F1saa
I .'Iusf rSnpsrr IN, tv'e = eaiI no sunar.
lutendent.
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THE HOUSEHOLD

Cooperation in the Kitchen Between
Mistress and Maid.
It is wise htusckeep,r who contributes
In every way iess.blc 90 the convenience of
her servants go the performance OF their
duucs. la particular &c Is tho greatest wis
dom TO encourage cleanliness 60 thc last
degree, Few Kitchen maids are of them
selves above t-ufuaru Zoo tAc WaNer 90 uish
washing, snd 800 many mIstes,vs content
operation. 10 s DOT enough 90 provide dish
towels To- abundance. tArY must p. c"A-
stantly overlooked to see chat eir0h.{ use
o. made ~ .Agm, ra,he Tor draining 0lsAcsi
dishpans TOY dishes uliy, NOT tor lui,sefim-
lnale use, separate paus or wooden heeI'
ers Tor glass and ,l|Nnr with Irvine moo.
furnished els essentials go thc fnal result
of clean dishes, rs ls "a matter, too, or
much greater moment Than merely smooth
china, g.luerlns silver and ungl9uded Sass
AMI Kitchen ware tDlt never come 90 the
table need even lreattr Watehtulhesa IN
/ the CORNERS OF such. i the strlctcsl clean.
illness q not observed, may lurR bits OK
animal food, which, defomposing. may pro
duce the deadly plomaiuc, ~ is Tor TINS
reason that enamel or any sort OF smooth
hnish Tor c0okiug utensils Us the most ny
genie. and when manufacturers stop max
{ Ing square or ohlOug pans and vessels, using
I the round OF oval shapes onyt with no
I corners for lurking germs, another nandl-
7 cap 10 kitchen cleanliness Will be removed
I Hospitals give s good obiect lesson In this
regard One housebcpCr Is Indebted 70
her husband for AN Ingenious arrangement
: which has greatly facilitated aud Improved
I the dish washing N the establishment the
latter conducted on the one servant basis
Z He has simply applied the principle OF the
bathroom shower t0 the Kitchen sink. He
got 3 piece OF rubber tubing about a foot
I and o half long. ntted az one end With q
spray nozzle OF small size The other END
Y n slipped over screw attachment that
I IN turn 8 screwed on the thread % the
hot water faucet. 20 tho same way that a
hose piBe or altering attachment is used.
/ The maid after removing the large Mis
from plate dish or PAN holds each article
under .his spray 81 boiling water, whose
\ force quickly takes OF grease ana otner
Z soil and makes the actual washing process
/ speedy and cflectual, even IN careless hands
!, The trerar -f3 squScs the dishes IN greasy
I water trusting e. the giusing process Tor
| hual salvation what success too many
I ~ ne painfully know. Modern bathroom
hygiene has tausht rs tho improved eiean-
i illness ~ the gain bath. and Ia this one
! household. st least the same idea pas
pToVsa equals valuable below stairs. ARe
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This golden beauty Is made 10y pressing
through sieve the yolks 81 four hard
boliea eggs aad gradually adding onS
Tablespoonful 81 melted butter or olive oil
Ada salt aud pepper aud make into mar
hles Put over a bed % ehicosy. kEenet
dgssslps,
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ms. RoRgRs $40 ~.
Useful Tics as to the Manipulation C
Edbles

Isefd Tics as to the Manipulation ct
Edbles.
Philadelphia Record. .,-,..,.
Nirs l. T. Rogcr lectuved on salads
a, The food show, Industrial hail yest'r-
5av afternoon. Fatty matter, she sai3,
we must have IN our food; &c IS OF shso-
into Importance. Here most persons take
!, In tho shape ot butter and cream; abroad
M the form OF olive oil. which Is the purer
When You become q salad eater you use
French dressing is the lnvarlable accom-
pauimeut ~ vegetable or uluneF salsu;
vith the possible exception " tomatoes ana
celery upou which mayonna!Se Is allowable.
For luucheons. suppcys tud the IKE meat
and Dish salads figure. ana upon these goes
the mayonuaise. Only a perverted hste
rr,rs~s ma uararNHiSa upon a vegetable
srlah And avoid mustard ana all sltehs
condiments In the making ~ this Ggtsslns.
Rheumatic and goutv versions snow
the value Of these salads, green yeEetsbles
tsirr m mo crtintesf hpuedS in5cf T. Hi.s,
Ro-er averred that thouEh the beef eater S
ma might be merry 70 was short
Those who Ike sour salads were aomoh'
ished 20 sdd lemon juice rather ,naN IN
crease the proportion Of The vinegar
sliced applies are an addition TO a dinner
''''u FRENCH DRESSING.
NJ, hsIf tesspoonful Of salt and a salt
spoonful q pepper with four Jah'espeonia's
NJ vlnpcar. beat or shake until creamy end
use at once little tomato eatsup Nei,
crstershtrc sauce or onlon juice may Dc
added as hayoring.
MAYoNNAISE DRESSING
Put the uncooked yclks Of two or three
eggs into a lean cold soupdisa' beat them
well With silver or wooden FORK about
one minute, then ada a half ,easpoenfn' ot
salt and a dash % cayenne; work ihese
well together and then add drop w etep,
Stir rsnldlv and steadily while siding the
oll' 10 Dot reverse the mouon or may
enrdle. Alter adding cue gu q CIV slSss'
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DICTATES OF FASHION.

Long bands OF leaves come for trimming
the drcolletage Of evening gowns, and they
can be arranged 10 many ways
A really sweet little collar Is one made
OF dotted six net OF the style cf point
d'esprit edged with tlny ruchines Of black
SIR ribbon, This Is more OF boa ana
Is very simple and TO 80 around tue throat
only,
NUTS are taking 10 themselves additional
ornaments. aud one 10 black ohiron has two
lunches OF yioiets with the foliage upon
H. one cluster Of the flowers Is at the
ton on the right side az the mun aud the
other 81 the lower edge on the left side, at
the beginning Of the deep end frills
One az the aiost elaborate plain cos
TUNES is Of plum hroadcloth. L Is given
look Of in6nlte richness by the twoineA
velvet stfapplngs, which aceentuate its
coed lines. reese strappisgs are IN tprn
fairly covered with 4 tancifni suanplns
deslrn IN the cloth. This shows Just enough
velvet 10 give a richness and depth.
one OF the features OF 40 elaborate even
inc coat Of black Is the jabot OF cream laes
down either side ~ the front, the lace edged
with a narrow band q sable There ls Z
the lace down the front Il 8 net applique,
Tho snowy and expensive elet lace ls also
introduced into the edat
Ever 50 "alry. fairy" e the latest boa.
II Is ~ mousSeiine, the accordion plalt.
ing being edged with the thlssledewn-like
marabcut feathers. Round the Geek the
stun Is rnched 80 volumlnously as 70 aldo
the nloussellne. but the ends are In spiral
eject. the plating showing between the
festher etglng, Eor eleninE wear hexsA
nashlng pketueN 1880 -------a
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...u, ,,t.h ION. 5,ons ~
mare oNCaS'ouAlA Nl,u "a ~ Nv 'VFS ~.
Iemon juice ul Ntu'eai, Nv 'it,.N'v ~ ~"
use lae tn'vNc{ 1uE ~ sSlnA, ~ 90 $3.50 =,
Auu nan 'lplVsiuVV4l,"' %, -, ~ M i7rs.
unit pIoPSt SVus.S,V,,it,s, ,a,,tIt-
on may &c auAel, "'S'' VILE I" ~ ,,,srf
Sc,tis NJ 6ll MAY he stirred into the yoIks
OF two eggs. alternating with a few drops
u lemon ja!ee VT vtneear, atteg addins me
usSt sM q! ", r.lts -, Nan r,,tin, a auart
Ss"tt W. lN'', ''.s ,Ec Sr@ssi,i. shn,5Ia
Vi as, ~ ''S srg u snernt,
vIt,tH55 49, ~ 5sssing iitold hgrlu
WulDH ,""N'N 0, ,7t ~ two c,s,s
.Ne mi ,fter stirring thrm
LII la a., 80 s,,,or' r,,ie the rnr,iIeA NAV
e9p,'ise' sfrr'ns all tac While, and thtu
Gnl.h by aaaing more oil as directed
This 9resslnR ,y''-Itn ',gs , ,a,, 4" 5 5"s
i,r yrbN b-affr "a a3l cream
800 ,,,y,r,,,g fbat n 54avapnalea contain.
i, ,,,, ,terf ~ an win hold one MINI OF
,Nr 49, G 7, ,,,sr br fridal ia care
E3lPg ',hn,,r,biv II tbis h Tor a
ln.E a"' "a ~ 49,, ~, chicten and celery
T n, ,nI in.t bef,rn eCTyinc mis- It with
the asesslhs. '.Sr wy 49,, ,,'' 49, '''
-, - ..,,.,,r.t 49,,
NIX V"''ln'r'' On a 'Up Va -, ,',''t s,t,I, ~,
nuts WIN oS,a,UH,c' b,t rogr cvcr Frcnrh
le'ui n-ito,irs- untW sa0b nlrrs Is COY
ar l ss'", ~, Ss ,rt s+i13 disb and -nruIsh
MIN n,rsiey stand aside 10 cool.
ro,atoes are done when they may be
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Long bands OF leaves come for trimming
the dccolletsgc IL evening gowns aud they
can be arranged IN many ways.
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waists there can now he obtained Scotch
maids IN every variety Argyll Came on
Forces Campbell Fraser, Ross, or Grant
royRl stuart Rob Roy. NatNril or Mac
r6erson--nn matter what the plaid-!t can
he bought ready 20 be used In the schemes
o. the winters gowutug.
Embroidery Is very much employed ana
49, n,nrh Inst a little hund embroidery
,,nSn Inc woke. il IL De only dcur.de-Hs
Minced NJ one side HE q badge, or v the
Guns he trimmed WIKI cm'roilered uegI'
dc.iis -Rny of thes: small devices will mnke
waist drrsSv where, before. 10 lacked
The haud-touch So necessary TO complete
moss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

Fur 6Nantles and Jackets.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, -
Paris, Saturday. November Of have been
read'ng recently In a book published some
years ago thar every Year furry skinned
animals atc massacrcd by millions In every
part ot the globe. Carefully computed sta.
uS'ic> ave given estimating the exports Of
iurs TO she ccntcrs whence they are Tor.
"afdcd TO the great capitals 10 serve as
ornaments Tor the women OF fashion ot all
countries
The number Of skins consumed In Paris
Is fabulous, aud only tho talent of Partisan
workers la fur can account Tor taS They
know how 10 give an incompatible
"cachet' 10 the Gecces handled hv them,
thus showing the superiority OF Partisan
taste tho accuracy Of which always charms
ING c}" ot the CouuolSScur.
lurlNlaN merchants buy the dncst skins,
ani know how TO dress Thorn with a Aste
ahd arc 90 which fore -ucrs pay homag'
10y copying and initiating them. The finest
creations come from Paris workroomS, ana
throughout the world stylish women con.
tend Tor their products. II is no doubt the
position attained bv this Industry that In
duCes fashion to multiply the use of furS
Wcutlug ait siylcs ut garments
TAILOR made costumes iniodr dresses. y.s.
lihE aud BAN dresses are trimmed with
precious suhc, royal crminc. luStrous broad
tam etc. Moreover the permanent winter
sport Of skating, and the even moro cNc.t
.ug au'omoh.llug, have brought handsome
fur garments into greater favor than ever
FURS OF THE SEASON
For the henedt ~ fair readers % this
paper have obtained FROM a reiabla
source some Information as To the fresh va.
riatcus imposed by fashion In the mlGe.up
Of furs this winter, for the most interest.
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Proof Conclusive.

INPsla Buuctiu.
|alng." ''N
sy,.,, thought YOU hadn't seen themg"
IlceSru I'm unt she told mo she had or
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Observation-Disclosures

cost yriHc, hut even Il q plumber must
I've called 10 q couple OF dollars would set.
tie the bin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-02
oxr HALF 4 HeasK

power saved aud lsb,r tn.ntd 10 psstins
BY usins tie new lie Roy PIovs." All
sixes from one 10 -four htrss. ,.eei OF chill
ed nonldbosrds. fat lard OF aide bill. The
variety Of styles sdspt then TO I'll condi
,ioos OF soil 10 ell loeslite,. They dsv
easy. they hold essy. Oil std see ID !
: L. Roy" 81 d. J. Coaro,'s. Arlington
W. or Kendall a Kendall. MsIshes tss De
OF, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-02

There 10 sstrops belief in Vermont rsll
road circles that the New York snd 0tts
~ rsilrosd will shortly become = part oil
the Rutland system. DR.. W, Seward
Webb end party OF railroad ofisisls have
been looking the line over with the 10
.ention. ii lie rumored, OF buying the road.
This movement would give the Vanderbilt,
interest . straight New York Ottawa line
and the Rutlsnd and Ottawa connection u
Moirs, N. Y making the Rutlsnd 30 oui
let for Canadian Boston and New England
freight. now controlled by the northers
line.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-02
ApyIcR TO NOTIFIES

Are you disturbed ct nigh, and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethf II &C
send 1t once and get bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, diarhoea, reeul
lstes the stomach aud bowels, cures Wind
collie, softeps the gums, reduces in6sms
ton. and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. Wipslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tcething is pleasant
o the taste aud lie the prescription OF one
OF the oldest aud best female physician
and nurses In the United States and 10 for
sale BY oil druggists throughout the world
price Is cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-02

MIR. Bsttey. who lie nov in charge Of the
Hsliisx deer park, reports that the deer
end elk have wintered 10 fne shape, So
far a. Is known. only three deer died dur
the winter, oil from natural osuses, The
eject numbe Of the deer is not known
bat il 10 estimated Of $50 There ere IL
elk. The snimsls have been fed during
the winter, . load Of bay being driven out
and uulosdsd in the park two or three
times week, Some Of the deer are very
tame and eat from the hand or stick their
noses 10 the mems pockets in their search
for ears OF corn and otner dsinties.
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TAX SALE.

TAX SALE.
The nonresident propneiois Of the tosn Of
SYNDICATE, county OF Bennington and State 81
Vermont are hereby notified that the ares for
the years 1877 and 1893 are IN part or 10 iuIl doe
IN the following described lands IN said town;
One piece bounded ~ foliossi Beginning At
tho sonth east corner of Vim. J. kDd vos Ham
ilton's home fafm on the biRhwsy, sbout ~ rods
from A n. Hamilton's dwtihag bouse, thence ii,
sB easisriy direction on tbs highway sbo.l 40
rods 10 stake and stones near small apple
tree. thence IN north westerly direction about
20 rods 10 an old wall, thsDce west on stons sall
about twenty rods 10 A. n. Hamllt0ns land.
thence souiberiy on sail Hamilions land about
20 rods 10 place Of beginning. bet 10 tho grand
list 70 stickies Bros.
Amount Of Taass Due, % "a.
Also one oiLer piece described a. follows.
Beginning In The highway, al tho corner OF
Ezra BGmiitoB's meadow, tbones running esst.
eriy until u strikes The Green Bissr 90 called,
tbsnes xestefiy en- the bank on said liver h,
land, Owned BY piols BaniIi on. thsDea aeros.
said fivtf 10 The east side of tho hivbway,
thence down the east aide Of tbs blgbvs, 10 ths
place Of tegining, together slh the mil there.
on, Bet 10 tbs grand hat 70 Siietlss Bros
Amount VI Tsnes 90 90.
And 90 much u said iaad vii be sold Al pub.
10 auction 81 the Tcsp Clerks ~ In said
aacgsse on The 1rd day Msy. 1901, 81 10
y'cloek A. ~ ~ sbsl. Ls feluislte 10 pay ss,d
axes With costs, aslsss previously paid
Dated u ssndgAis this ASH. day u ApTl A d.
1901
,isw REUBEN BENTLEY. Coilsctor,
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l have been troubled sith indigestion
for ten ytsrs, have tried many things and
spent much mocey 10 no purpose until ]
tried K,dsl DJspepsis Cure. l bsvs tax
en- two bottles aud gotten more relief from
them than oil other medicines tsken.
feel more like boy than l hsvs felt in
twenty years. Ar dsrson Riggs Of Sunny
Lane, Tex. Thousands have testified ~
did Mr.. Riggs. o 4 Adams. Arlington;
A q Pettibone, Manchester Depot; A q
Smith, West Arlington.
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Tfo,e famous little pills. DsWat's Lii
lie Eui, Risers vii rmevs III imp riii,i
from ysur system. ciesrss you, tossls.
msks them Iesnlr o Z Adams. Airing
Ion; A II Pettibooe. Manchester Depot;
A II Smith. West Arlinstor.
IA DOR Er.
Mira Jssspb N.dsu sto hs been III
10 better.
Master JOSEPH Rsed 10 vi and nnder
the. dcssrs caro-
Oar rosi conuisioaer. Weeks. cane
over Mosdsy 70 repair our roads which
we're badly Washed BY The fscsos rama
--Mondsy vss very ssva Day. being
~ degrees Formers ere poshieg thsir
vosh end ere tso ssshs ahead Of last zee
son.
--An. joseph Sexton disa very suddsn
y Saturday sorsias from spoplszy. ~ Cd
rs years. Tue fussrsl vss heid Neodsy
sitssnoor, Rsv. Mr. Csusroo attending.
Mrs. D. l. Ken. spd dsashtsr Mary
Asvs rsssrssd ir0a Ra.lsnd snd oeeupy