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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-09

The least in quantity and most in quail
ty describes DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous pills for constipation and liver
complaints. G. J.stockwell, Hancock l..
/. Claflin, East Braintree.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-09
Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

,tual average combined circulation for the year
1900, s006 copies weekly.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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iAss ~ Is4lIs tkls fsafakAna,
5saA ~ nv tr1isskss ~ youf
het fpeIlve y IN no Asve
you s1zsa1s n. ~ ~. ~
81 onar l6Aves uss ~ NJ II esa
raalM - aAHll ~ Hcfa1a,g on. -,
stttzlbg nDsA IL thfpae III nasa -.
Nhils H0raM Ainsslt withdraM1 re-
'ths world. tkAt his lt daya my ~
sapsnt n aufst rsDosss. !. :. N i.
No lcnesr res4ea The cloaa me- ~.
laM's brow. He cauSht the
white hand which bad bsen placed
within his grasp. and sank down utoA
his knees sank down. he and Ulin,
one In love forsvefmore and bowed
before the king
~ fathsr-I accept the blessinsl /
am thy son!''
TIT END.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
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vsrs,sas sAsthsesssA - ~ RDaa n Ep,sss.
II - tharssss.
4 new Bihie Authorised " IL late
general convention n8ans Francisco, 10
be read in an Epiecopai churches In ths
United 6$ates. witch hat been n pro
cess of cDuplstI tIpu W The committee on
marginal readings IA session Id New
York = now finished. says the Times
It was stated thst ~ English Arm
has undertAkeu the publication Of this
Bible without expenses u. the cosnnit.
he. This new Bible n to consist OF the
text and renderings of the King James
vergioa. the rendefinEs Of the Eng3ish
revtsion and the feaderings Of the ~
cent American revision,
The rendeftngs ot the Epircopal COM
mission are ordered to be printed In an
appendlx TOR preservation. The late
convention, while II praised tl,e schol-
Anhip Of IT. commission. did not place
their work upon the same level as that
0f raviseN who had included lay seh0l-
arr and who had spent many more
y6ar at the wort, besides beane far
lexker in nnmbefs. ThA new Bible In
snrs1 ths very latest renderlngs, Al
though the reading ok them b permits
sive only. not obligatory. I'd
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

l teNsl 6oaded d1l Il ~
41aekiy Wfun8 esst a. aaciy
@yestke neht " pAis iit thftn0 e11
relieve 4 y y 4 iS4sa y
d y ssp u sHrsi III y. I tsss " "
~ N stMS nt II
~ l. ystfR Si
App1iB4 aboQt tkS r. Sr& II y cAit& ~.
1et3ng win m 18tn<k 09 c1oNp Wflal
useAlty taalevs ~ kerer b thA
eCafse - ~ uhi1sses 4 ln = =
q Hal Wats n tnken ffeely 1 Nm
b2tnrf ~ 1aih5e, v spae u the beot Dl
sibas catanttfas Ia aevega scqs1s ~ 60,
otipafaaG, Mhi1e II has soa&h hiAe - f1SE
uneN tn 1hd1siSAli and hoWe3es
@Aeke II - dome1tic ren>1E fh&4 ~
prpnp4iy ESS ahoet cpn9e - x ~
Mng4 Scfe thrcat tor Kileatna tim ~
wM hot wAtaf whcn applied promptly
ana thMpushly Sunny 6onth.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
The Blind Bride.
~ Any Rassdolpl.

eeee'sDes9e@0eeeoeeoeeee$
Bentley Grange was pretty placs 1t
Ill times Of the year. but loyeliest Of
all when the reapern were at work In
tho harvest aelds and the yellow light
Of The October sun turned the Npod.
land paths TO enchanted aislss. "
long. low structure Of wAr1fly tintsd
red brick, With mullioned wtndcWs,
veavst-sn0oth sweeps Of lawn ard box
bordsrs. which stood up liks walls Of
solid emerald on each side a IL path,
u had = SAVIOR Of the esantigua abosit ii.
which ons seldom sees In an Arasfican
hcuse. IS y Z a9lgS
And Old Brande Bentley. walking 10
An1 doMnsin the mellow snnshtnA, ~
tween ~ Nails ef binck-xresa IN.
WITH Aisye bent ~ ~ srean4 6i1
Ehas A1 e51apa1 shehtna ~ A&6E;
|seekTS 41l M ~ fllalk ~ sH
=! ID. ~ ~ = 4 \ T. = W l ~ y Z Y ~
asse n & jlIIs N y
ciiEk q ~ MI - Ii( 4 lflles
anA Harry ygaAes ~ ciiiiiI - aSs 11cA-
~. stooA liks = isIp slA4toa u ysskl
and sunShins bsfuss hlna sSS3s;s Ia |s;;
ssuncis.. hs cf3sA snsrriiy. n yeaa u
- - Dssttiest 49, II ~
hers. !. n 5.is ~ 4
ri, Bsssisy teok ost III 81, a.
cnsd ailysr watek. ~ \
To osctock y az1. ~, -and ~
tel - ~ closs nntil fosr. Hulnpks
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aca't staek n hua,s
~ y linilstt uss M s1sxsYi,; u y;
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u iatate as' 4,
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81 ~ ~ 4 sesAs yop'vs ~ into.s -
~ H1I4lS1. u
n htig ~ ~ sort. 6irs'' NJ II
ykAMt ~ bortpw MoaAy, per9sapsi''ss
poA ~ word. mol = I'm; &
eAsvs fpljsH ID love xitA s6las
8 - ~ rtsht this time, unele, s
ne5d MAtyys lauehiAx alA eo3csine:
snAa, ~ cpesas 1 have come dirsctiy
~ cIyea p III yon 81 ny rood fprtsns.
A. h 1kle ste Hiedss
4 ii 3 y llllaaf'9 Ap5rsntlcs! : eparl4d
atl "a. III. I E z
~ eoaSes y hslps M. natAtt
ktimsnlns hats IN NJ asaSs
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N 4 ~ aa$fy,3 3xnliantky.
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

RpTNAMTApnLzss DYES az ~
~ 49, afaS4sts nod saSaSst 70 ~.
nnA ~ drugkiAEs, 1pc. par pAokass. 1 (,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

q ri y y s.us
- ~ aat4 Besasesss
uAo vss j. ~ iitdys mi ~ : sasds !:
sNi4A AH&y 1SfIqM kaif. fmplsw ii -
I 6o1r1, ~ NV " u eoeof Il ~
4 tlrwtn1 ltiues Z china VI orr xraAd-s
ptAata 4avsl & B Il Sls (.
: ~ aAvadp - 1Jnsl r.
DID y a1 a anyt r aslIsa
BsIlis. ss
rpaA - II ~ u &
1T Y - vpa,k Son1estt : ~
~ - Nx rInst Ilaaaes tosest along
teat 0eusent sa111 Hesry. ~Be-
'eaap, - E66N Belgf6 I love ycu
- Wy 1sasiS, and ~ ~ ne : itt-,
IL 1en't fo13'sssss 's N \
s'nat ypss = u II slvays eount-3i
- apoa ynps NJ ~ hell. .,'tsaid -
~ Ard u ID ~ tAat monsy.s
S *Iust Tor lovs ~ yca,. !. aschly M
tesxuptsd Harry, sDarliag. there Il
nofhing ii MI tAe world half 20 sweet
10 me-. Or That / eourt kalf - ardsntly
- my littae Desis . let there be- no
further arsslsasnt aboat Il These Jolly
old covss down at the bank are going
to raise my salary flfty dollars at
Christmas. and 70 II yot cah get your
frock made we'll be married then. And
set Uncle Brands-and the world 1t de-
fiance. chr"
The drst November snoMstorm wAs
drifting IT. whits flashes through the
air when . visitor was shown into
Brande Bentlsy's snug psFior.
"Eh, I" said he, =, stranger. Jones?
never seo stsAngses. :.
.'But you vii - me!s hid soft
voice and : slender. golden haired
| gira stood bsfors hin, neatly yet plain
" dressed. hsr hl6ck c1oak powdered
OYER With ,snow, 3ad i speetacled old
lady by her Eids. 81 ~ Bessie Bird
and this y ny Auat. Mis Bolton. ti.s
milliner. =
Nj Beltoa soustssisd Mr.. Bentiu
stared. n
II suppose you have come here to
szsak 10 ne ahoat NJ nsphew." 4
rye. dr. aatd Bessie,
IN will ~ u 40 ~, = sald he, curtiy.
NY optn1ons Oh tia 1Qbtect Of hia
marriage rsnain unshaa1ed." )"
nut mina - net, hid BsGsie.
PLEASE to AeAr me through .Mr. Bent
iey. 4 h&vs wrtttsn him 4 letter to sivs
hin1 ~ ~ Aornfnx Axd came to
~ M 4 ~. ~ tIrx 1ou win III
tcw1ras shila morn. st hays
- 49, leysF seeggl H. kxStsdss' 4
W. y y q q NJ ~ y E ~ sS ss| h, 4,
"A M ~ II ~ littls
aAFast Anx1i sAt fihG - H rave
1 =. Z alasd Ds1sis, xath " tn hss
tkfpak VIZ
sttsr "a bsstsr,. ssia Uncle
9eaAAo, exultAAtly.
sslsot . tsavsay addsd tI3esafs. ssbs-
eanee I 6pHsk lcNe MIN ~ ld4aSiy md
truly ~ I srsF tdis 4 mt Eeca1sS ! ~
nowyh0t w1uag ttswould H. Ar ma to
skter his Whole lits. r She
At0pred ~ Instant ma 1 A1aaolt shud-
~ ~ ~ ttamss 81 10y sa
Me1ls tn - + III. lr. BAaf M; / -
Su&aS I'M 3 u II & KS
e is suhes4 ~ I'D u; I W I, ssS VI
4 MI 3sSsi6 Ily III
azn I IN T. sbch \ ~ ~ && r lI ~
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q tatS ~ Mt1t ~ d1cil1 ~ ~
doctnr t6d ~. ~ lItsaiyS a = rsia "
sthek 49, m batl ~ tSx
teka2 haindnaes M II conSg n N
~ - Y ~ " Marry - y vieifl
y&1p 49, ~ Nh this NJ ~.
farfSd 1t1 ~ ~ NJ ail2 I'm Vii. /, I.
\ \ WfIl ( ~ ~ Old NJ.
y N1fry WadS came 10 INV tAa&
vsry xnotnlnG N etSAt ps flpn, ii
Mat doss nAaan. sa i16 ~
.Haye 20 be1n ~ deavd IN u -
suAde ~ ~ tAfVW ~ oSS(
No, bey \ said the "a
~ tu34 HIN ail II Al
= - bcan1 ~ ~ thaI 5II h Z, q ~ II. ~
bshayed very kelll." !" sid w yS6
/ oiye ~ mr. ssss a al Vi s.l
mol Nssssr shontsd A ~. With
pals hos - tieAtH cla 1SA6.
.'lssvss! Itsks " dear u ~ ~ tss
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

\ IAek-Isvs resolved sto ! ~ - i
~ ard ethnx and Al (h1E 1otf X t6tAg.
yen-Qht XoH!u uevef l19pps ttH44 re6e Is
ton. Jack-ri bet y6t t6s 6FiAk9 I d.. I.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

i Atn. aa1sffne, wisard OIL could NO
Nv eeeehee, = pain ana su4srtnl
Neyee ~ Al Jouk dtugkist about Il
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

4 ~ n NJ Yssys ithat
IN ~ ~ { i A Z e'si1 s.a::sss, n 4 risss
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

rfsssdsat Ressevsas - lt1AGAseea. Il
IA h1e ahssSs8s 10 Congress fkbs 4!ps6Ss
3sn9 giEe4 ahand9nt sNldencs
1HH1sy spRsss,1tesh TIE nSsds A cf ~
z this: sr1S4 b4lscy uf the nSk{SH3l E6N-
srnmsnt sesald u " "a ,lEsiEs3sdh q go
msnner 6 win-ssak1 8 4 psobis 81 fhS
tocA! ceQmuuitles 70 kelp tk44 etle0.
S1uch private capatAI ha1 Ien
Ing werks and great ability Ge1
9snoyn- The Romsro IfE1gaton "a. 81.
Hen1aSion for It has Srouefaf under essS-
4!yatioh severat thoNaana Acr1k 4pG ~.
choicest land p The sunny San Ials yfi.
E0r full particulars of what IL 80 IL
o9er and tntefestiuG 4tsrAtlFa - ~
4uhleet c9 irfieation, write 70 zsp6 CfAs,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

nj ~ Care y oo8d! ia o. ~, 4 4 4
49, nldssy n lH
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

sr4tts u uh1ststaisd NJ. Binks pis,
sac @ss,sas sassss b III. 1xss (. A.y' =
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

nstAss orsy's essst Rsvasss fer ctis1ssa
Dssssakully ~ W 1ro4hse arsv, slss .
= ~ C1SldSSss Heene - Nsw Yoak. ceFs
u1veg1shne4, 1Ad 1eapeA, Tssthing Die-
egtasA movs ~ Saes1aAe ~ Bovs1 axnd
EIeseegy Nca1a orr n ~ li1noui16s.
~ Ar - -. eas yxsn. ~
- y. =.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

:ssfsae . q, N DIT Who hsd bss.
g HI IF sk..!s. Z as .ss0e sa.,s': &
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

toward him, with beam Of hope
!, struggling upon his brow.
II am to blame in thiA matter: or.
It least. was the innocent cause"
continued the King Of Aleppo, address-
I ing Ben Hadad and Esabel. 1T wan
i who gave to Hofam the evidence
upon which he condemnsd his wife l
supposed tAs guilt Of the lady HslsaA
ms positive. u had tbs information
T frum oAaeass Who would not lie; and
I felt Il my duty to acquaint ths hun.
band with tie Circumstances. On my
way back 70 my capital. whils stopping
IN Balhsc. gainsd Information which
assured mo that tho onssp 6t namas-
eus was innncsat; and imnsdfately I
sent back two OF my oflcers % CON-
veg fntellixsAes thereof To Horarn.
But those mssssnrsrs never rsachsd
L tAsir de6tination. They must have
I hsen robbed and murdered on ths WY.
4 pursued my course homeward, and
Gmid the; duties Of my realm. ths think
3aepeA. frua ny mind. Yesterday I
- HoraM for the nrst time in thrss-
( la11-twsnty y1ars; and last evening !
a1sA % hin the fac4 tl4t Ais Asnt
IT, bsst hs1oysd Wits, He1ena, va6
eHlly Aecuse1 tat shs - pans
~ SsA II hsn thla tFath hnxnt u1bn
i /, ~ etets " NJ III a1l1E 4
rs6 TIT ~ sAoe1 would t1it M Y
I. n - llllilI 4 lIllt 4.
~ was ~ Afst vl@s - ~ DEAeS
n Wis nsyss rsG1le4 d ~ sbr6thet
What rAni Z dor sss,ls
'sDo what i r4fdf. replied omar,
tktnx HaeAn's eutstretched hand
= nan, I'M Ut ~ heart asSsrt IL
may Ra1Asulbse that yeu did IL afst
4 1fsn4 dssd cf Mrong; aAd5 that ~ ~
sekss MI has AowsA out fsum thA4
- 1HAert1nAts aet n y
8Ss ~ ktne q DatlA scu1 stood fnfs 4
eek xttk ~ hS6A shcvsd ueiliss
aAoeJ1 ". ~ ktfJEis 49, 1llI III
\ ~ w fkst6o6 ~,
I ~ ~ n q e ps xsd oiAaa =. n Il
NJ ths At1e4 ~ lHY Il r.; ~
elsMsA ~ u l1at66lall Ade :aIx0W
n asat Il nst 1lVhat ~ VIVA
soS th1kst edeys 4 -aSfsaG ilei n s;E sss
Il IAe fioaess Shancsd ~
y - Asy aasysFsd tS ~ o
fasa, stz11l1 t1ose itoae Axe.
4 t maMsa HI II 1fsfke ~ h sS9S5
16d ~ Nh lliiGisS 49, @ n S5a kSSd1i:
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a snppeA -; ~ ~
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staAnala ~ prtscnsf uas ~. s /, III ssss
4 4 - ~ kiA9 alaSted Apwn A.
~ tlyoae, ~ x4v1aee6 " ub9so
~ ND nnS 1eno1. s
/ Il sS s1leys s0ns~ = - ~ sxtsa aainS hotk.
hAa6 s'tAe tssstA ~ e6sSS W
ha14 a ~ itl tlusEE 49, y w
yyk - spsl yyest 80 ~ t6a1
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

4 Z II II ~ nsalsy ! 'st ~ y,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

Ars xs.t Ussrs Aiase's ! e~&sl 4
It \ the only cure fof 6W0ltea,
nArtinS, BnIaing. Sweefine kSEs
OctDa and 1anioaa Ask ~ AllaA,A
Uoot-Ease. . poudar \. bA skAkSn intO
thN nh0ee AZ Ill Druggists and ehle
aforss. Nc. eamras SSnt NHAN. Al
arsss Ala .. 0imstsd. LsRsys \.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

s:s ssss: 3: ! : IssI - :
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

as =: M ssgF: r :Asss.. s: sa' shirt |.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

I Marshaivs Remedy ~ Rhsvnaa at,ssa 4
9fIsnteedsto Curt; ~ doliaf hIsk ~ &
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

'ss \ ire 4 Il ISfs,S i wlst 4hefss ! way,'
1k&ts1 Es6pel. hoW' W'eSer you take II,
E0f usoGt any IawyerfoR pay
Awey VIM discover to break Il.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

~ Dry Joke.AAll Aesh II kraSss ~
Rresident Roossvelt'sN i seeratASy -
state q Hay. Me- Ss ''' " ! q !, ~ !
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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1 E M " q. !. n. iaI - .s N
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

chsiotM4a a hsshiag ae 1ToaotSs hap
ptneao An4 geoA ehe6f. Tlare1ors. tAife
g soara.ld TsA nsM: ats asss ars naAnlaose:
dver. k1dAey9 - 6pWete; IL oleansae ths
systeta ard ptridsb tn hloo1, thNe -.
Moytne tn eatses NJ rheuznatiem feHS
yes1nG ana ~ ~ hae b1en held n the
hashssk fsZNae ~ 10y ysafs. axss-
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

Bestonian-Ia ~ richf New xsrkaf-@ +
eaAA could scraps sup mdtA than tWO q
thr9e million 10 save his life.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

Turn = :ess. /; 81 =.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

!The Hibie dossn't Gtvs tha nnise e a.
S;5 "a wsissss 1svs ssaiS III i sss Sseasss me
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
a e,hslstll.ais rAllsssl ,

weelth and Happfns1s. rksn Si7s IN
QArdeld Tea; II 61in8s Good He9lth. pfes
mofse Aapptueoe md makes tbs p1ttdls
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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IA r. { aaess 'ssss j. d
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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lIs efssf ss
ss - s9:s 4 \
= p = g Z e -. "a
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

z BAN0 8DEf ~ 5f s9sat 7si %y h,
II mol NssRs' shoutsd I1xfys with
pale fa0s - tisAtly ela 6 A6sd.
'leSvsf! Itske W. dear - ~ Sstfs;
- ahx1l b douhlys tfsaslIa T. h ~ ~
less1 n6Nwny httls sniti ri n ~ e ~
slsp6p plnx vAite hiy- bud! 3 I'M Hsivss
! n4Y1 1p Willis vs ~
fs ~ llani syes gltte aasAt
!. - s1fen into -
M md A '|j1 - & r. = Z
q ~ esAs y tlyS5l VI ID ].
3 M p9ae N 6np HarF1 = n
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III aH {VSf tstpfss olffS' I1l IxE sIfisTa "
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~ 9ati NJ Nopl i've tei N
SllI s "A i tavSs 21
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-27
Native African Telephone.

People often wonder how the na- tives in. Africa contrive to transmit news with apparently miraculous ra- pidity across miles of bush and des- ert. The explanation is simple one. They use the telephone. The Sou danese telephone is nothing like the one in use in European countries. It is of two kinds-a hollowed-out ,ele- phant tusk of immense size or tam tam. The tusk can be made to trans init seven distinct notes by means ot a slice of tree bark, which is placed on the outside of the tuslx at varying distances from the mouthpiece. By means of this instrument sounds can be heard at distance of several miles, and messages are frequently transmitted.- z as much as 200 miles in single day by these primitive tel ephones.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-27
ALFRED B. KITTREDGE.
Sioux Falls Lawyer Who Will PrOb- ably Succeed the Late Senator
 James HI. Kyle.

Alfred B. Kittredge, prominent at- torney of Sioux Falls, S. D., and ex- national committeeman for South Da- kota, to whom all signs point a $ the fortunate republican who will be ap- pointed to fill the unexpired term of the late United States Senator Kyle, is native of Cheshire county, N. H. He was born March 2s, 1861. In 1878 he en- tered Yale, from which he graduated in 1882. From that time until 1884 he studied law at Rutland, Vt., when he entered the Yale law school, from which he graduated in the spring of 1885. He was admitted to the bar by
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DIVIDED THE HOUSE.
Domestic Quarrel Leads to Semi
 Voluntary Separation.
OId Homestead Shelters Both Hus- band and Wife, Hut n Chalk Line Keeps Them Apart-A Bu-
 collie Scandal.

When Leander Southard and his wife quarreled, says the New Y ork World, they divided their house in two sec tions with a chalk line. The wife and the baby took up their abode on the south side, which was sthe sunniest and best, while the husband occupied the chilly and dark region on the northern limit of the frontier.
 z This division of territory, however, was failure as peacemaker, and for reason which international poli- ticians will appreciate. There was no buffer state between the two parties and frontier frictions arose that have driven them into the courts.
 Leander Southard, whose chalkline cottage is at Norwood, L. T., two miles from Lynbrook, is now suing John Johnson, rich farmer and neighbor. for $1O,ooo damages, claiming that he stole away the affections of Mrs. Southard. Lawyer George A. Mott served the papers the other day.
 The Southards, it is said, lived hap oily until one day the wife came to her husband and broke some news to him.
 "I love Farmer Johnson," he says she said. s'I have loved him for three years" Then she snapped her fingers defantly.
 'Leave my house at once!". cried the angry husband.
 ''I won't!" retorted the wife. ss1 have done nothing wrong. shall not leave until am ready"
 Then the chalkline, ball1line plan suggested itself. Southard bought five cents worth of chalk and drew the line, and the wife moved the baby and sewing machine over to her territory. Every Saturday night during three years Southard put the housekeeping money for the week on the chalkline. taking care not to invade his wife's preserves.
 Farmer Johnson was a frequent caller, but he never went north of
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the chalkline. Southard glared across no protest, even when the farmer took Mrs. Southard out driving or to the village picnics or to husl1ing bees.
 A week ago, it is said, Mrs. South. ard deposited the baby on the chalk line and disappeared. She did not re turn that night. This the husband looked upon as provocation to war and he went looking through the vii. lage for facts. He started his dam. age suit against Johnson as a result of what he thought he discovered.
 With his lawyer and constable Southard hunted Johnson to serve the papers on him. They found him milk. ing COW. He saw them first and hid in cellar. The subsequent hunt for him included chase across lots and some tree climbing. He was served eventually.
 The Southards got some more chalk and renewed the chalkline. The wife sat on the south side of it and sulked. Together they talkedsto a reporter.
 .I love Johnson best, and I'm glad to get rid of my husband" said the wife. ''I married for home and be- cause MT. Southard said he'd kill him. self if didn't. married him to save his life. Pm sorry did it.
 'sIt's his own fault. He let nie go with Johnson while he danced and fiirted with my younger sister. He has proposed to her. She says so. But I won't let him marry her while I'm alive.''
 'sKeep your side of the chalkline!" exclaimed the husband, warningly.
 Keep your side yourself!' angrily cried the wife.
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FORTUNATE CALAMITY JANE.
Noted Frontier Woman Hunted Up
 by BuffaIo Authoress and Given a Home.

Mrs. Josephine Winfield Brake, of Buffalo, N. Y, authoress and news paper correspondent, has been in Mon- the noted plainswoman. The other day Mrs. Brake discovered Calamity Jane in the hut of negress at Horr, near Livingston. The woman was suf- fering with fever, and was broken in spirit. The scene that followed the offer of Mrs. Brake to take Calamity to her own home in Buffalo, where she could spend the remainder of her days in comfort, was pathetic, and the noted frontierswoman wept like child.
 Calamity Jane has been on the from was in the Black Hills at the time of the killing of Wild Bill Civilian Hick- ok), and it is said that it was she who captured his murderer. She rendered valuable service to Muster, Reno, Egan and other Indian fighters.
 Of late years she has drifted about the state from place to place, making a livelihood as best she could. During the last couple of years she has been i'll considerable portion of the time. The newspapers printed columns about her,~and through this means the att tention of Gen. Egan and many other friends of the woman was called to her plight. The result was that Mrs. Brake took the step mentioned. The two women have left Livingston for Buffalo.
 CaiamitysJane is about 50 years old. Her maiden name was Canary, and she is said to be from New York. The last man she msrried was a drayman of Livingston named Burk.
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portant place in dramatic interest gIV- en him by Collins and Brougham, whom the public hocked to see in the days of their vogue.
 :II:
 Will A. Mcconnell has been the sub ject of many merciless gibe in the Theatrical Managers club over his an- nouncement that he proposes to ''ele- yatev the stage the coming season while supporting Peter F. Daley III Champagne Charlie" Nothing ever feazes Mcconnell and his only reply was to declare himself more emphati- cally. .1t's about time the stage was elevated," he said, Hand l am the little white-haired boy who is going to do it. Our great artists are pulling the stage down. Joseph Jefferson's great est hit is in the character of Dutch drunkard; Mansfield succeeds best with his awful Jekyll and Hyde; Eddie Southern makes hit in Hamlet, killing his father every night and Leslie Car ter draws great houses as a grass wid- ow without a lawn mower. Now all this has got to end and it's up to me as the real thing to stop it. Gus Thomas has written an up-to-date theatrical n1anager-no carricature but the real thing-and as this is the silly season he thinks I am the one to throw the gaff into the public. At the Lambs club they think am an agent. At the Managers club they know 1 am an actor and I am expecting to be ex- pelled shortly as actors are not eligible to membership. But as actors have more money than managers shall not mourn. The actor, in these days when the strict business rules of the syndi- cate dominate, gets his while the man. ager has to pay his bills and do all his guessing on the uonies."