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New-York tribune., 1901-09-13

operating on the President of the United States he
felt appalled, and would have given all his posses
sions 10 be out OF the II in the case OF so
important patient anything goes wrong by mere
10 critcise. The public cannot be blamed for this.
1or knows no better. but its criticism is CALLING
might well recoil before the chance of having 1t
visited upon him. There element of the
heroic. therefore, in the assumption by DR.. Mann
his performance of 1t has been demonstrated to
have been utterly beyond the possibility of crti-
csm shows him. If that needed TO be a sur
geon without flaw.
THE Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
an issue of which published yesterday. con-
tains the following editorial:
EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY.
AS write the reports OF the Presidents con-
dttion are still favorable. and we are certainly
not unduly optimistic in looking forward with a
considerable degree of confidence to his ultimate
and complete recovery Recalling the circum,
Garfield, IL Will be remembered that In the hrst
case surgical help would under any conditions of
that difference of opinion prevailed as to the
treatment instituted, which was In a measure
justified by the In this latest attempt on
the life of a President deplorable II is. may
find a source of the greatest satisfaction in the
fact that medical skill has been wholly equal TO
the emergency. The President was Immediately
conditions of surgical safety which, fortuna tey the
exposition grounds afforded. and forthwith oper-
ated upon by man who saw the necessity FOR
prompt action and had the technical skill to meet
conscentiousy the full responsibility of the situ-
alton. The means were at hand and there was nc
confusion delay in using them TO meet great
II President lives. confidently expect, We
have every reason to feel that he owes his life
to the admirable discipline which marked the en-
tire occurrence.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
LOST WITH ALL on BOARD.

London Sept. 12.-Lloyd's Society has received a
dispatch announcing that the British barkentne
Thetis Captain Thomas. has foundered. and that
all on board supposed 10 have been lost.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
PHI BETA KAPPA NATIONAL COUNCIL
OFFICERS ELECTED AND NEW CHARTERS !
GRANTED AT SARATOGA.

GRANTED AT SARATOGA
Saratoga n Y. Sept. u (SpeciaD--The National
Council OF the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity held
its seventh triennial session here to-day. Ten out
OF twenty senators present, and thirty nine
out OF fifty chapters were represented. The whole
number OF delegates ffty-nne.
The following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed and Immediately telegraphed TO President Nc
Kinley:
The Phi Beta kappa Fraternity desires. its
formal cOnvening its triennial council; 10
express its profound sympathy with the President
and Mrs. Mckinley In this time OF national anx-
iety and its gratitude TO Almighty God at the
progress already made by the President toward re-
nnNrn
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
DIR MANN.s WORK PRAISED.

DR. Matthew d. Mann, the professor OF gynse-
coloey In the University Of Buffalo. old New
Yorker Is to be congratulated most heartily on
the outcome of his work Experienced laparot
omist as he is. well imagine the truth
of newspaper statement which credits him with
saying that when he began TO realize that he was
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01

: ~ "a
punishment in some supernatural way.
and right now II seems nearer to my
heels than ever. Have you overheard
Of Nine. Legare, the fortune teller 90.
Blanche had, and she sat wide-eyed
With surprise as Mrs. Goddard con.
ttinued: sz.:s=sS IS q
80. Il went to see her this afternoon. 81
have heard 50 man 1onderful things
she has foretold. She seems to be able
to look right through the curtain of
the future and TO actually tearsi It down
from the past. don't know what
made me d ecide to co. but when the
idea, presented itself vent without
stopping Is wei ga the conseq uences.
Her oonse is III est Fi fitch street,
and VIII nsff went 4 and I the a an had
closed the front door found myself
4 in total a darkness III assure you d felt
as4if Iwere actuall Is ~ grave. Even
the sound of the agons and carriages
In the street yvasS hui. ont. The at
%#tendant gave mo .lhiia hand and lhlis-
sperinn to me- that i had thing g
fear. lea me into u dark, till room
on the &c 81 the entr ance There %
left me for 4 Sc & N honr.
tell youS + ~ . I'll htened a1most ont 81
my senses but q dsno,at dare get sup g
retraee a tel, se ened tos breath s
son11 sslf and
roundi
1l to1ehsEl sanl A
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01

for Europe. I couldn't live here with
that fellow on my track. He IN "a
sharp as can be-" H. .,>,*'. W /.
'How are you going to Europe with
out money" asked Mrs. Nolan, sus-
piciously. 81
Il have . plan; a desperate one,
too, but had to conjure up some
thing. What I have in view inoludes
you" H.. ... .s@t..-. i.
Includes me?" +:
Yes it happens that I may really
be able, to put you to some use OF
last !. ", s. n.
Il will do nothing without being
paid, I tell you that" s.&.l<s. -. ! ;.
We will have a good hank to draw
on, it everything works we'll" :Mrs.
Goddard lowered her voice, hitched
her chair nearer to her confederate
and explained salient features of her
scheme. Before she had finished Mrs,
Nolan was trembling all'over, and her
eyes were batting rapidly from sheer
excitement s sy.. - q :>, 81 t..:s
Isis the girl so dangerously ill1a
shs asked. RI = 55. .,s= Il. 4. ,.I :ss
In . most critical condition. = n. IA
III. Why did you smile when you said
~that, Jeanns?' p. 81, ;5.5. 4 !
z''I don't know; did ! .smile1 Be.
!. cause onr success depends on the
state OF her health you know. j.
never heard Sof such a-such !
hold idea s4 =5i 3I.s ,s a
will work like a charm. : + ING .i:s
But what par IS hal q play p = 4.
ss5s5 4 shall a need or as /. companior
"a my travels: tld you know i 81 a'n,.
exit fron 5
e to sti, !
q my 6emise. Z.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01

"Ah, you think sop Mrs. Goddard's
smile was tantalizing in the extreme.
Eyes, I had written my last note
to you. I say it now plainly, SO that
you will not keep me waiting SO long
again."
II assure you, Lucy Nolan, that I
came only by the merest accident"
"Oh, I don't care why you came;
Just so you came with the money. I
have my room-rent to pay and several
other bills. If you had not come this
morning, was going to Maj. Goddard
with my whole story. It makes me fu-
rious to know that you are rolling
In luxury while am living like this.
/ haven't had new dress for"
1T is as we'll as you lived when you
were my forewoman.' said the visitor,
with sneer; land when you had to
work from morning till night. You
can't brighten me, Lucy; you had as
we'll realize that. Now, what will you
say when l tell you that have not
brought you any money-n6t one
ccnt?''
"What! gasped the angular wom-
an, you mean to tell me-
II mean to tell you that the hen
(begging my husbands pardon) which
has been laying golden eggs for you.
can't do it any longer. Goddard has
lost everything he; has except Lynd.
hurst and an income barely enough
for parsimonious man to keep it up
on" H..
Mrs. Nolan sank on to . rickety
sofa, and sat stifay erect.
"You are not IN earnest. Jeanne?'
eyes. I am. left him yesterday"
LEFT him?"
II was obliged to. I can't live on
his present income; besides, when you
told me Dugdale was here looking for
me, knew that he'd hunt me down
sooner or later. Lucy, must make
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01
Continued from last week
SYNOPSIS.

Chapter Maj Goddard makes unfor-
tunate investme nts and loses almost en-
tire fortune His wife's actions at this
time lead him to believe she married for
money She mad been poor mil!lner %Titn
whom he had become infatuated. She
never allowed him to learn certain things
connected with past life.
Chapter I-Arrivirg home from business
GODDARD learns his Vile has lett for city.
Missing considerable sum of money from
safe of which she knew leads him to con-
clude she means desertion. Telegram comes
asking him to see her at Palace hotel In
NeW\York. ..,t
Chapter III-Mrs. Goddard formulates
plan by which she and Goddard can come
Into fortune of his ward Blanche. She
will 60 abroad, while abroad report will
come back of her death, he will marry
Blanche who loves him but who has fatal
heart trouble and will not live two years;
on Blanche death she will prove false re-
port OF her own death. To this plan the
major is brought to reluctantly consent.
Chapter IV-Ars. Goddard returns to
Lyndhurst, but before doing so secures q
Mrs. Nolan to go abroad with her as maid
and play important part in disappearance
act.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01

''OF you want me to shoulder the
risk, Il ~. ., q +: !. AL
. Pub! don't be silly; the whole
thing will rest on me- If; : s.5$: ~.
~ should love to so abroad. Jeanne"
. Wei. there. is nothing to hinder
yon Goddard: after his marriage.
will be involved as deeply in he mat:
ter as. YOU or !, and with all that for,
tune to draw on, we sha'n't want for
money, and we shall have the world
before us. Lucy, ] am simply enehant-
ed with the thought of freedom glori-
GUS freedom! / have not closed my
eyes in really sound sleep since you
wrote you had, seen Henry Dugdale,
l shall kill two birds with one stone
get out of his way and get plenty Of
money into the bargain. 1wish you
were less; coWardly.' I haven't the
slightest fear" -. .,
swell. you may count on me-" said
Mrs, Nolan, forced in spite of herself
to enter into the buoyant spirit of
her friend. when once 1 get started
I'm a regular war-horse." .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01

sgiying him glaance from b er wonder.
Al eyes: Think ISL Al The fun Ne shall
haze when q, the girl finally euccumbs
You 'l3l have !''fs given a your promis Sc
lsha llhold u 10 &
55z'' 6, eanne,'' he said j gazing into her
eyes, you are q sbeautif terySto
me q 7 don fund erst and you, ..s.
;;.s Don't try, the q \, Isl She smiled Be.
wife .t' hingl = "a turned back into the
house. 3sSs s2sg Ss35|
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01

.ki.. NJ on% ~ Il IA 81 M !. - s.,
into q Sort nfs rnsy rad Il nce. m Y
sa 1ansv eur q III lsee IA IS
md q s. = Z va Is rec a q 3,
ma IS j, 8. NM ~ 81, g. 8 g
Twas Nine. Legare and that she was
In her famous trance condi tion.| Just
then. the attendant came to me and.
whispered t hat was to ad vance and
stand By her couc 9 lone II As soon as 4
had done 50 Nine Legare began TO
speak -
;iH :3 4 The person before me5:s threat tened
with 4! sad ca,amit Sc! were her first!
words. Then. although she could not
possibly have known that / knew Of her,
or 4 had the slightest n9tention OF con.
sultlng her, she she gave me clear lea true
Outline Ct my past HE :. # Il
4 Very strange, indeed" said Blanche.
5' It WA, TO pc sure, went on Mrs.
Goddard And what she told me .of
the past made me dread more than ever
her first statement 1tpresently found
49, 80 = - na 8 rue liean y
:, :, ~ ~ s II. .=s. s5>: !.
$. Z ou' g t's tak =. voyage
@ sn.' so : uio ~ renec!lon.
= - WIS - M come oack saaI1 Iey'
- a'lai " ~" y - o ', away from your
- " "a. q =,
nould you ADVISE me to stay at
nome? l'asked her. s., =. ..@:.
No, you need not try to escape
your fate, she answered. In fact. your
impulse to go away from America s
step in the right direction, and if you
have to die it would: be better:to die
while trying to atone for that which
you regret SO sincerely -.
I How very awful" exclaimed
Blanche. 4 The recital had really ex-
cited her beyond description. ..5
Her warning has brought all tho
good there is in me to the surface de.
clared Mrs. Goddard. 81 want to stop
right now and try to beat retreat
and disentangle myself from the tolls
my sin has wound around me- The
speakers voice dwindled away into 81.
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so1va - ha ,nona 1913 ~ - =
:. .splan.ho ~ H. ...I 80,
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yo,, mora thsn = 49, 49,. .se. tIe
evar IA anHha5. 49, ,:ao .nan :
vo,, wera 90 r - T. te, 'eeaasI
go. W. ".e - soun a. .tne tl"e: ana l
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49, oen,;,a '' - u - ~ - ! "na :,
..yes .as, -. <
when ~ ~. ins f 1877 I'M noten. .cnlla
:, nen VI. MAJOR nrs, began 70 come TO
nonr ne ,ova fer"n,, ~ 'na. ne mlsns
Ear n wss,msd, ~ 10y - m I!.1 .ne ess
IT. con1d Ill of -. 80 80 -, 49, 80.
fu1-,,or5 Tha1 haas
.nd =. u eaiu ~ nis i,ene =
*. 49, ..e 90 aDou' 10 uet = ~ :
o,rc - .t.a. nu ' auls pans 20 se7
- -. ''ons. useu ~ tne WIG" ~ =
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s;.lt 49, = " p,lAe vas !. ~ ons =
IS, l*,:.. 90 !, = 3, = 'ne sor,
-. !, ~ as leauln ana vas nred
= 80 aDi.ion = = = soclai leaaer
~ s to;,:l W. iei.i VS. Dorn VIII. WIN.
: 'nratasaea 80 ~. :, vas 'ety suuoen. lnen
49, haas,.a. .aa. : WIS uylng - re-
.aa. - 80 Nc -: >: r aue ann was Is
~, !, ~ 'na' ohly lanameo MN al
Lnn,. ., 80 neN = would D, i lou lou
-. :. so, WV ~ o!l may h MAJ me,
= nav az nv. oeen ZOE me ne Wo ~"
ua'e sone on lov'ng YOU, an no. an you
49, sna' M -, mn ~ naPpler tnan :
Eau, lor--on. blanche, l Know your Sc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

w Q L,spsps has The ssfbsy iS'
thh tevs. Dot.sL bspsfi, ssrsssie.
pssa. Lmsere,s snd Wishsil iufibs Val
Gsst.ier. tss srasissi istl ara ever
inssniss ssa sola sssa thS slfossrsi
sn.tsaies ever Hsas % sny seeds. Will
-, iof lhsE.elrs IN ess sinlsr II yon
x.ri 10 save mercy ny rne. ssd y, sisei
oee Water Eobihs uisl TIE nsss . dlssi
nass for auy feasos vhsistet ho siil- 60
The rslurs a The nsisiof. rsisss ihs
prscs. Write 70 hin CT call ppes bin II
Manchester Depot Ter isli psiiisalns ass
osisloans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Anooiaits 10 trnsi votity reports re
pofis reeeivea by the British Conssi Gse
efsl. Mr. Warren. aiT hnnirea ihoHsnd
ptrsons ia The rto'iaes o. Aa-Hsi sad
three besJrea isesstna psrscns 10 The
rtorises o. ksns.sa are on The verge Of
sisrvstios. ssd Toe fsninv 10 sFtssdi1s
The available fusas are inazniaesni.
tbs Chiasss hsve eoatfibaiea 1900 AID
sss the iofsisasrs 81 800 A eonnit.ee
Of The eatssl. IL bsiss Termed - sii The
su,trcfs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

-Lsass. Misses sEa ctil5fet's iselsi
ssa ALL ssgss lea sfrirsa u iss oss.fs
Csss Store
-Tas Rave ha astshsa verb u
Haas Greg sspfs ssa 10 81 bis hont y
iIls rlli.s1
/ Mr. ,ta Nn IfriSs willisEs Of B.ih
os.lte.Hsssos visited felsnt@ 10 ,o.'
eru ssSasy.
Mr. .sa Mr. II. col.is snd Der father,
spyhss Hozsttos. are tsiips 10 ,hs Par
Aaefiess 81 Bss.le.
Mrs W. A. Assns 10 trpteiss boat
iAi. sssl iiea Bsstos where she has been
risiiiss Ter several vests.
Vast 10 The rtssos There sfs 90 HABITS
es Mssiiss hsSss him Tso OF three
wo5la hs great lmrioEsnspL
The L,aies Az sosisiy will ntsi 81
The Btplia etsfea ,his. Thsrasy. sitter
no4a. A large siispdsees 10 desired.
So ora whhnAn b., SATISFIED iIniips and
p.isi,ts tbs eot,.se a. Allen Beam 10
Darset Mr Boers has oss Of The hoss'
.srmsr r.sssres, 10 ,bi. section.
Luse blDcss Of marble are beins
at4~s ihfoaeb cor village dsily from the
stetos qagty u ssntb Dorset Nos 10
The nms xhpn 80 electric road 10 peeied.
The aHnHsl business meeting OF tie
Msnchssisf = r G A. will be held nsr,
Mondsy sVe1iDs u Y. O. Arcbibslds
otiss 81 Z o'clock. All Interested 10 The
sofK are invited 10 attend. Members sre
reqse.,ed 10 hsnd tb,ir dues 10 the tres
urer. hia J. o Hsslsy.
"A. l. Graves h,s suothsr nes sdver
tisepeni, bat oaips 10 the wsut OF time.
Too late ior this weeks istue, bn, be hiss
The goods jos, The same, nspy Of them
jas, received, and good bsrssias. Call
aud zee bis cold weather eoo3s. blankets,
wool workieg trousers, 10 great vsristy,
aud nbe assortment Of ladies' shoes.
--Ihs Bopesieel Homestead bad q mar
row escape from Gre last Mondsy evening.
Some one ,hrs9 lighted mstch into the
yard and IL set the leaves on Gre shicb
spread 10 the fence and burned q portion
OF 1t. The Ere v. discovered before II
reached the house and put ou, People
should be more csreiul about throwing
around. especially when every
tbing 10 so day.
We copy the following from the las,
Banner. A pretty October
wedding took place in st. Psul's church,
Wednesday afternoon, Octo
Der 20, 1901, When, 10 the presence OF rels
lives and friends, Miss Merry Jane Dupuis
81 the former village. was married TO Dsv
"a Thomas Murr.y OF this village. Rev.
John NJ. Dwyer ofiicisted. TIE bride was
attended by Der sister. MissJ osephipe Du
puis, and Joseph Meredith OF this village,
! nephew OF the groom, was best man.
roliouiog the ceremony vas reception
nd dinner Of the home Of the bride.
There was foe display OF presents. Up
IN their return from q shor. Wedding trip,
Mr and Mrs Murray will go to housekeep
q this village 10 9 residence already pre-
jared Tor them. Guests we're present al
he ceremony from Troy, N. Y, BsuDins
on. Rutland and other places. The
room is connected With several organic,
ions. being State president Of the Ancie
Order OF Hiberisns, deputy grand knight
u Bennington Council, X OF O. OF whicb
lie Was q charter member; treasurer OF the
ocsl + NJ, T. A. D. and has been q ire
Iuent delegate TO the grand bodies OF each
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
II HAD The FrDGETs,"

says Mrs Mitchell. Of Newark, N. j. -.
couldn't eat. couldn't sleep, and was ne
yous and miserable, There seemed to b,
. sort Of gnswing, nsggiog feeling 10 ny
very bones. Nothing helped me until
used the new medicine, Oslcurs Solvent
discovered by Dr.. David Kennedy. OF Ker
needy Row, Kingston, N. Y. That set mi
right" For sale by oil druggists &1.00.
DoRsEr.
Mrs, Philip Winthrop is spending ten
days 10 Boston,
Prentiss Kent Of Albany spent Sunday
with bis parents.
On Friday morning g daughter vsi
born to Mr.. snd Mrs. EImnnd Roberts.
Lsst Sunday morning, October 9th, q
dang bter came to the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. james Cody.
Miss Carrie H,llisrd has been very i'll
for several days. She is cared for by
Miss Bantell OF Troy.
Rev. aud Mrs, John Brown and Miss
Aunsbelle Brown OF Manchester Centre
visited Mrs Morris Saturday.
A social for the Christian Endesvor
Society and their friends will be held in
the church vestry Thursday evening.
George Richardson Of Sparta. Wis.,.
who 10 visiting ct George Willisms, and
who hss been quite III, is now able to be
out
Mrs. Seymou Brooks Of Buffalo 10 Wis
iting 81 Fred Seymou,'s. She sccompsn-
led Misc Gertrude Seymour upon Der re-
iurn from the Psn-Americsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Toe psspls Of the island OF ssrsr have
beea eoii0si 10 conesntIsle 10 the iovns.
Otasrslse they sill b. considered pnblie
enemies and outlass and viii be treated
seeofeiusly. ittrnss feeling txists among
The troops 10 ssnu II ,bfy can meet
tbs enemy 10 Tie epsn there will be
great reislistiou. Many Of them have
ssen and The Others have beard Of The bar
bsioas trestnent sbieh the dead Ameri
can soldisu we're spti sc,ed 70 By the
Filipiuos recently.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
High Grade and Low Price
Inconsistent.

SOME people say there Is sentiment in bust.
ness, but we do not believe II there Is too much
strife and struggle continually going on in the
endeavor TO accumulate wealth, to permit any
great amount OF sentiment TO creep into busi'
ness, especially where II affects ones pocket
when some one tells you that he will sell you
the best pain, on earth at low price, there must
be something wrong 1t probably costs more
per gallon to produce II. W Johns Liquid Paint
than any paint made in the country, for the rea-
son that nothing but the very highest grade raw
material are used and the paint receives one
more grinding than any other brand known,
This must. and does make the paint finer, insuI.
ing greater covering capacity, 6neness Of tone,
strength Of color and greatly increasing It's dura-
bty. This extra labor and expense is not SEN
timental, il is done to make good paint and
explains why the IL W, Johns Paints bear such
an excellent reputation. Address II, W Johns
Mfg Co, 100 William Street, New York. for
complete Color Card and Pamphlet, Exterior
Decoration
ii. ". Johns Paints are carried In stock by
NJ. L. Maney & Co.. Manchester Depot, who VIII
be pleased to give You any desired information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

hANcHKsTER DEPOT.
The Hollister house 10 being slated,
Arthur d. Davis 10 working ct The
depot.
John Carleton 10 having his house on
Harrison svenue painted.
--Fsyeite snd LISTER FArnum took 10
the New York excursion last week.
M. l.. Msuley i Co. have new I'D
verti.ement II may save you money to
read It.
George +. Wade killed large bear
last week on the east moun,sin. He was
csnsh. In trap.
-Sorcross i West have large gsog OF
men =, work on their new mill and push.
log II forward - fact ss possible.
The Vail Light and Lumber Co. are
nov running the electric lights from the
powerful engine 10 their new plant
The Bsttenkill Lumber Co. have put
10 an additional track 1t the term instion Of
their spout go thai ears can nov be loaded
from both sides
Mrs Minnie b .nneit 10 planning 10
orssnizs . singing class for the young
people Of this villsae, One chsnce to i'm
prove their N nsicsl talent.
Mrs W. Z Payne Of Owssso. Mich,
and Mrs II. l.. Nelson Of Hebron. N u,
daughters ci our former tovnsmsp, John
Hicks. ere visiting their uncle. Lew Pond.
--WiIlis1 r. Taylor. one Of our most 10
.pec,ed ci,izsns. died st the home Of bis
daughter, Mrs Y. O, Bonru. 90 Friday,
seei rs years The furerai vas on Snu
dsy.
Bseilry Bros. are 10 start . nest mar
he, 10 tbs Davis block. Nj. Picket will 81
90 start oue 10 the basement oil Pe,tibore's
store, srd niil ron ihe livery sistle ., the
Commercial House.
The names Of The two yoars men
Who. ore night issi seek look from Mrs
Ads Chspmsn squsr,iiy Of honey and ees
ifoytd the swarm Of bees are known and IL
viii be cell for them 10 call on Mrs Chap
nsr aud settle for the ZANE.
-Tuesdsy moirins Mr. ID. A. Carver
irom the Ceutrs silh . 4 horse team. VIII
Taylor, Myron Tsyior and Jsmes Fleming
started with nonument from Fullerton's
pr.uiis WORKS 10, Hebron. n. Y. They
Gill brins back slate for covering Kings
.tesu lsunarr.
Il l. Tsylof riseis 10 cat. 81 Tor Tie |
steve snd deliver five loads ei wood from !
bic sooe 10. TO be pastors Of the Eve
etarcbes 10 tosn II we'll 10 Dc eiiirsns
Of the tow sill give AZ equal
snoani 10 The Eve noel reear families 10 |
tosn. or 10 ihose vhon be viil desisna,e |
This sould slvr about 80 ccrds OF vocd |
70 those sho viii spprseisis II. srd those
ooairihulins siii never niss tie lime or
n,ssy % spent
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Tue nountsis peak 10 the iosns Of
Warren s1d Liseoln, nesr the Sisfasbofo
s1d psyslus lines. mere ihsa 1000 scfe',
has been purchased by Col. Joseph Bal
,sIl % para for eitiasos o. yc,nopi aud
ba been psEsd By Mt B.i,eIi ElieDs
Moun.aip." The peak heretofore hss Teen
SUNDERLAND,
There will be dine social With cake
soa coaee at The Uoiop church, Thursday,
evening.
Joseph dArrow thol hee buek on
the east monnlsin Saturday, the oely
deer we knos Of being killed 10 ,ais sec
sion.
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DAVID CRY. NEE . April |. 1900.

0euesee Pare Food Co, lie Roy. n. u:
Gsbllemen:--I must Say Ia regard 10
GRAIN. o that there Is nothing bslier or
bsslibioL We have used II for years. Ny
brother wss q crest coffee dripker. He
vas taken sick and the doctor said tbst
coaee was the cause OF II. and told us 10
use GRAlN.o. We got package bat did
not like II at 6rs,, bu, nov would no. be
without It. My brother hiss bee1 we'll ev
,r since we started TO use II. Yours truly.
LILLE SocHoR