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The Washington times., 1902-06-28

retary mss
AT A CALLED MEETING OF THE ARLIN0-
ton Fire Insurance Company. held June "a.
1902. the following resolutions were passed:
Resolved By the Board of Trustees of the
Arlington Fire Insurance Company for the Dis
the greatest sorrow, of the death. on June Is,
1902 at his residence in this city. of the Presi-
dent of our Board, Justice Walter s. Cox.
Judge Cox was one OF the organizers of this
company on February 16. 1872, and. with Will
liam II. Ward esquire. drew its articles Of in
corporation ON April 2s, 1873, he was elected
its President. which Office he held continuously
to his DEATH having been, with the exception o<
about one year tduring which time he was its
Vice Presdent) President since its incorpora-
tion, a period Of nearly thirty years, during
which time it has had active interest in its
welfare.
Judge Cox was a native and lifelong resi-
dent of the District of Columbia. and OF
its most valued citizens; as Justice of the
Supreme Court of the District, he possessed
the confidence and respect both of the bar and
the laity; in the various institutions and as
sociations looking to the welfare OF our Dis
trict and citizens he participated actively. Civ
ing freely of his means, time, knowledge, and
sound Judgment; he was of ire
proacEable character and had the esteem and
admiration OF the community.
Resolved. That this Board convey, to his be-
reaved family its sincere and heartfelt SYM
psthy in their great loss.
Resolved. That the offices of this Company -
draped in mourning for a period of ten days.
and that the members OF this Board attend the
funeral as Il body
Resolved That these resolutions be published
in the daily papers. and that an engrossed copy
Of the same be forwarded TO the family OF
Judge Cox. e
u-Ifr f,nprnp,N n cNJIrPy or .RT-WiIl ~
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Favorable Report on McDermott Bill.

The House Committee on Labor yes
terday agreed to report favorably the
bill recently introduced by Representa-
tive McDermott of New Jersey. giving
the President authority. on the applica-
tion of parties involved in n labor dis
pute. when interstate commerce is af-
fected. A number OF amendments were
agreed upon. and as soon as the bill
with the amendments can be put in
shape it will be reported to the House
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IN MEMORIAM.

LACEY-In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear mother, ELIZA A. LACEY, who de-
parted this life one year ago today, June "a,
1901:
1t is one long year, oh. mother. dear.
Since you have passed away;
But still we love you Just the same
AS on that sad and solemn day.
She was a good true wife, mother, and friend,
loved by ALL
By Her Loving Husband and Children
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YSzERD4 US PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-
MONEY FOR THE DISTRICT
PROVIDED BY CONGRESS
VICTIMS OF PRISON
SHIPS IN REVOLUTION
Joint Resolution Appropdates One
Hundred Thousand Dollars for
Suitable Monument.

A .oiut resolution approprlnting $780,
600 for tho erection os monument at
Fort Green, Brooklyn. to tho memory %
the victims o. the prison ships in the
revolutionary war. was passed in the
Senate yesterday. The appropriation is
conditional on the raising OF IN equal
sum by subscriptions or otherwise.
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Memorial to Revolutionary Heroes.

Mr.. Scott yesterday in the Senate
introduced joint resolution for the ap-
pointment of a commission to consist OF
the Speaker, President Of the Senate.
Secretary of War and others to devise
a plan for a national memorial to the
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To Print Secretary Hays Address.

A joint resolution providing for the
printing of 100000 copies OF the
memorial address on the late President
Mckinley delivered by Secretary Hay
was passed by the Senate yesterday
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Ths conference report makes the fol-
lowing disposition OF the various SEN
ate amendments IN istaN:
On amendment relating 20 tho execu-
:ire Office, increases the salary OF the
tsnitor from $1,000 to $1,000 and OF the
property clerk from $500 to sl.i0o, as
proposed by the Senate. and strikes ou.
the provision for ar additional clerk at
s?2e.
insert, the provision proposed by the
Senate 10 punish bribery in the District
OF Columbia
On amendments relating to the Asses
sor's once. increases the salary OF the
assistant assessor from sl.6o0 to s., 600
and Of the CLERK TO the Board O: As
s,stan: Assessors from zoe 20 81 800.
as proposed By the Senate
Appropriates $500. as proposed by
the Senate, :or salaries and expenses OF
tbs Excise Beard. ant requires that all
fCpatIrued ON Eighth pagrl
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Cherokee Indian Treaty..

The Cherokee Indian bill providing for
the allotments Of land of the nation
in severalty was passed by the Senate
yesterday.
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Six Hours Debate Allowed.

Representative Smith Rep.. Iowa. ad-
dressed the House in support of the ma
jority report. At the conclusion Of Mr.
Smiths remarks. an agreement was
made to devote six hours to debate, a
vote on the resolution then to be taken
This will bring the case TO conclusion
at about 2:30 today.
Mr.. Bowie dem. Ala) opened the
presentation of the case for Contestee
Butler He claimed that II every illegal
vote shown by the evidence to have been
cast had been cast for Butler, II would
have no effect upon the result of the
election-he would still have a majority
of legal votes.
Mr.. BarthoIdt Rep.. MOI followed In
support OF the committee resolution. He
said Republicans OF Missouri would have
been glad had the committee reported in
favor of seating the contestant, but they
accepted the conclusion that no valid
election was held in the Twelfth dis
trict.
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DIED.

HAISLUP-Wife Of William Haislup.
Funeral 2:30 O'Clock Saturday from late resi-.
lence 1916 Union ST. W. el
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TAX SALE LAW CHANGED.
Amended Bill Passed by Senate Goes

Amended BIZ Passed BY Senate Goes
to Conference.
Tho Senate late yesterday afternoon
passed the bill amending the tax sale
law OF the District
The bill was amended somewhat be-
fore passage. and will go back to the
House for conference.
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THE CoRCoRAN GALLERY OF ART-will b
closed 10 the public from July l to October L.
1902. inclusive. F. b. MCGUIRE, Director
tua--4
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A Party Vote.

Mr.. Tayler ,nsisted. and Mr.. Richard
son raised the question of consideration
Mr.. Tayler demanded the yeas and nays
and by party vote the case was or
dered under consideration.
The majority report declares the sea
vacant. holding that there was no valic
election in the district. The report as
signs the following reasons:
Ffrst-Fraud SO permeated the condi.
tion Of the election as to prevent full
free, and fair expression OF the public
desire.
Second-It appears that about 5000
votes were cast for the contestee ant
about 1000 for the contestant under
names and addresses which a careful
canvass could not discover as represent
ing actual residents.
I've cannot" they say, apply one
rule OF inference to one side and refuse
to apply 1t to the other side. Nor can
We. when SO many votes apparently
tainted with fraud are involved, deter
mine that he who has least benefited by
them shall be declared elected. 1t is
possible that the conclusion may not be
entirely fair to the contestant, but we
are convinced that this is the only Just
decision we could render"
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PAINTERS. NoTICE.-The Amalgamated Paint.
ers and Paper Hangers will meet SUNDAY.
JUNE 20. at coo st. NV, AT O'CLOCK T..
VI. BY order OF the President, E F. MAY.
]. Z. MITCHELL, Secretary. m2s-2
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Neither Entitled to Seat,
the Committee Re-
ports.
TO Be VOTED ON IN HOUSE TODAY
Mr.. Bowie Speaks for Contestee-Says
Fraudulent Votes Eliminated, MI.
Butler Would Still Be Elected-Mis-
souri Republicans Satisfied.

Representative Tayler, the chairman
of Elections Committee No l, yesterday
called up in the House the contested
election case of Horton VS.. Butler. from
the Twelfth Missouri district.
Mr.. Richardson Dem, TENN sug-
gested that the day. under the rules.
was accorded to the Committee on In
valid Pensions, and as it was the last
pension day of the session. he thought
the Republican majority ought not TO
call up contested election case where
the seat is to be declared vacant.
He also said that Mr.. Butler. the in
cumbent, was i'll in bed and unable to be
present.
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ATTENTION. PLAsTERERS!- Special meeting
Of Local No. e6 p. |. A., on MONDAY,
JUNE 80. AT P. VI. W. F. Rabbit, Sec
retary. m2S-3
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UNDERTAKERS.
w. R. SPEAR.

W. R. SPEARE,
UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER.
$40 + ST. y. W.
Everything strictly frst-class on the most rea-
sonable terms.
Telephone call, Main $40.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Continued on Fifth Page.)
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lcoatirued on Eighth Pssr.)
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Senate Amendments Disposed Of.

07sad total Of District liabilities
for ,Sor - 4. OK Oos xs
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Continued On Third Page.)
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
A TERRY DINING.
:. B Trapp. Jr Feasts His Men in
Token of Appreciation OF
Services and Esteem.

On the night of December 3lst. 1901,
at 8 O'Clock. 5. b Trap. Jr.. demo
strated his appreciation Of tbs faithful
services OF his employees by spread q
the ssassu's delieacies a. bis lovely
home on Front street. Those present
were Messls. J l. Scott. G " Bernard
Paul Pope and d E Hosh4ll. the latter
being the Efficient manager OF the Trapp
gin al Bousir.
TIE table vas ladened with al tt-
good things procursble. and WAS d4itt-
ilY and sEtislieaiiy served iu courses.
including wine ard cigars
Dir. Trap Was N bis best humor
and a .a.i.er lest could not have t.tn
desired. asa further marx u the es-
teem in which be holds bis men. be re-
tai1s hem another wear. without / e
less oae.
TIE feast vas highly enjoyed bY all
PRESENT, and right wei cid they show
i ia he eating thereof" They all
uuauimous IL CON- limentary speech OF
the occasion. and ~ join them 10 sisi
ing iiisi. employer most happy aud
prosperous SeN Year
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,iesting OF the City Democratic
Committee.

TIE Cry DeuacFatic Executive Com
mite mt At tn effice Of y Never (
Co. THURSDAY, January >, 1892. al :
o'lack. for the purpose OF setting tie
date of The city primary election.
The following M mbers answered to
the roll CALI A Meyer. chairman; y
Il. Nelson. Jas. Fussell and EdLand
volt, secretary.
The chairman stated the object Of
the meeting. whereueon Jas. Russell
moved that the date of holding the
primary election be fixed for January
-, 1872
The motion Was seconded by y. B
Nelson and, upon Il vote being taken,
it Was unanimously carried that the
pr mary election be held on January
= lg03
TIE G mmttse then proceeded 10 tie
ect on Of judges, WIKI The following
resQi:
Jadsrs-Narray Hamb.=tou, Eugene
Williams and E1gsr TAYLOR,
The judges are instructed to select
the tao clerks
\ motion Mas made aud Carried l.
assess the candidates IS follows. tie
same 10 be paid - the secretary before
name Is placed on The ticket: CanaI-
dates tor mayor, -; marshal, s.; a.
other officers. 81 each, and must b
paid oil OF before January 20 to insure
Name on ticket.
TIE following Instructions, as passet
by the mss meeting in regard TO qQal.
LEGATIONS OF voters, was amended a.
follows:
That tie Executive committee be-
Instructed "a TX HE date aad place for
holding strictly white Democratic
primary election. an white voiets
who pledge themselves to support Tin
nominees. are allowed h vote"
The chairman ~as Instructed 10 Il
galiz- The primary election by comply
Ing with the law GoSernipg tno ssu.e
Tae secretary was Instructed to notify
judges of their e'actien.
Adjourned sUtjsct 10 the call Of the
chairman.
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No man OF family feels perfectly at hfs
-ase when lis wife ana children arr out
driving behind hor>e OF qaestlonso
temperament and there are thousand, 81
sdses aEd children VINO rrq4Ire outdoor
exercise and exposure to ar and sunshine
= 10 vii not avail themselves of the ser
wees Of tie good Old family horse. " Tn.
thoughtful husband ba~ provided. be-
cause they are afraid to drive alone. AID
10 this peet thes are not to b. centure1.
because 4 gentle horse, j. IKE gun that
SIT loaded, only more 20: he's nabI+fo
- on al sns time. and 4 YOUR Wife or
enid IS cFipp ed for lite th- only thing
ton can say Is, / didn't know il va,
loaded y
scott Bond of Madison has procured
TIE agency for a simp e device called
The Perfect Harnes, Hooker. winch
a-taehe< your hcr>e from th. shafts a.
aiesi IN the t"iukiing OF al eye TIE mM-
- me animal becomes gnmsnaEeaoie
The invention u safe and reliable and
car b- operated by d child L the har>+
: addicted 10 the habit o. kicking OF run
ing away. with the u,e uf the The
'@ffeet Harness Hooker. te NAV be
tryrn with perfect safety and confidence
Another beauty Of this excellent de-
itchrr which commend> itself at once To
tar practlcai man j., that ITS adoption de
stroHs the necessity for the Use OF trsr-s
e >tngiettees and there j. ne such thing
= having 10 repair Your backing strap>
er ere>s bars. Ii Will be readily seen
nat besides being convenient 10 the r.
-feei that by is USE YOU Wi be enabled
- butch and unhitch your hors- from the
huGEY IN Is seconds - fhe Prrf4e.
iisrness Hooker Is both a saver Of ,mr
and money.
Already Scott Bond has taken mum
bee Of ofcels. twenty five or thirts par
hap, in Forrest City, aud tap Drtaeher
= receiving the endorsement Of oar mosl
substantial citizens. 1t = inquest tonah.S
good thing and no man Who h4> ,hr
pleasure comfort and safety OF L. Wiz
and e}h Gren at heart viii b. without
Ihe Perfect Harness Hooker. whrn
T. = shown aud 1t, many good point. ex
l.z5ued
lie Deiscaer is made of bes; l.a,ieahla
material: nicely finished to match al,
harness. and its use prevents sore backs
ard "a cd ,hou drrs-huggy run. sieaiy
and 'ary GA thc horse. forming a relief 10
ti> shoulders
hen yea buy ANYTHING fron Scott
fond yen always get your moneys worth.
and heeause 81 this reputation which he
enjoys this Safety Drtacher has the en-.
eaF>e@eRl 81 car liveTymen. physician,
aud business men. Tax with scott abou,
ihe feIiect Harness Hooker.
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lgta DIV OF JANTARY. iqr
TRTSTEr'S SALE.

MOTTO. y EFRE8y GIVEN. TIA, undo,
- y ysFsae Of tao so.h5ctty o5n!s--..- t,.7n
ne n certain Trust Desl executed hy larry
= tlgen sai A-res Narron. his wife. 70 m. IS
IIis - foz 4ae han and American Mort
zr- 81 Trus. C1T1paa7 limited. daa-i the ist
e-s 81 f-ay l1s- leoorIe4 lae 21ta Jay OF Nav
-. ~ tac 81 e Of Tie C-c-k o. the Circuit
Coart IN s. Frsg IS County. state " Ar.,..u.s.s
oo-aalt having been made IN FsYIreut Of the
notes, sn9 The tatoo.edness secured - said
Trust d. and haring boon duly requested 20
mako So 9. the rsaI e,t2te coavcyz41 - rae in
SAD Trust Deea. n o-4cg 70 pay TIE said ia
cectcG1eas, 7 VIII. Oh
saturday the ash day OF January. 1909.
a. he pfius.rel door % th8 eoart house il ~.
Town * I.o5se-t City. in the County q St. Fran
o.. State q Arkansas. between the LaarS % q
e n eat p r., orey Tor sale to the highest
oi4ceg for cash. the following described reS..
c~t-tt@: TIE Uost h1It of southeast quarter OF
Sscticn llry 80. Township SIX fgl. north
Range four a. east. containing in oil 81 a-res
more or less. s.sgzte1 in The County Of $. Fran
as state Of ArSazsst A. rights 10 valga,io,
Or apEraiseuleai Of Safd real estate all r,ghu
OF exemption, hszresJ-ad and dover. ana an
rights o. redemption have been waived and con.
voyed II said Trust Deest and the UNDERMINED
a Trustee. VII SCI sid real estate free OF All
s1ea ri.ta or Interests SAID sale VIII .e maize
without warranty O. t!t!e Any party to WHOM,
said proPs-ty. oy AM portion thereof, may h.
struck %. must - once deposit in cash one
teath q ths sum III, otherwise the BID vii b.
disres.2sisd an La propsFts a. once re,rersd
+ "a CARLILB,
c-a3 ry,,s...
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Notice IS hereby given. that contract will
&c lat ~ TIE from door OF tao courthffase in
81 fahets county. Arkansas, a. public ont
cry, tetNcca the hours Of d an aulsp.n
OF
MONDAY. JANUARY s ros
10 the lowest and best bidder. ftr tas
CARE AND KEEPING OE TIE pATPERs
IN eiyc months
Contractors Will be required 10 furnish said
patp-rs win iO"d, clothing med lC.ues and
MEDICAL attendance, anf viii be also re. {. red
- give bond In the sam ~ 800 for the rim.
ful performance uf hts contract
Inc county Cgurt reserves the r3ubt Ia re.
.ect ANY and all bids.
December 3 1901. GEO TAYvog
,,r,,- County Judge.
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In lis Younger days, when the wor d
Was full of beauty and romance for
him. gentleman who now resides in
Forrest City. AK, wrote the poem
which you Will ind in another column
entitled a Moonlight Stroll. II was
youthful effusion. written under the
inspiration Of the moment. and II mas
b. pleasing to the young lovers Of For
rest CITY who arr probably as crazy
row as he Was tlen.
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Strayed or Stolen.

From Forrest CITY. about two weeks
ago, Que mouse cnlOrrd
HORSE MULE.
about years old, black striped legs
l:nrd shoulders and back, about Il >
hands high
Liberal reward viii be paid for the
return Of said mule TO
ANDREW JONES,
or L. l.. HORROR.
New Castle, Ark.
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iias aor q aide fame for marvellous cure,
Il surpssses any otter SAVE. lotion. q nl-
E.-nl az sam TT cuts. Germs. burns. boz,
sFes. f.4eas. Ulcer. letter. sat IheBat.
fryrE sores. ehapp-e hands. skin eTup-
ioa.; IDiAlilbe foT plies Cure zusraa-
teed. osly 25e, al J. Il Dunayaui's.
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he Detacaer is made of bes; ua,ieable
Personal

Fhe isdy who had to leave the donation
pSfts Ia other night before It was oyer
Mif y ease call al our drug store aud g,
4 hot,.e Of Dr. CaidWeii's syrup Prp,ln
she has lnd Zestion Or she would not have
taken sics. and il she had taken DR.
GaId"eii'N Syrup PepSin She would not
have had indigestion. In 50e and 81
bottles at i. II Dunavsnts.
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Don't I've Tororner-

Constipation aHd haalth nevrf 70 te.
getheF. DeN'u's Li;tir E4r.y Ki,rrs
pFomole easy action of tie bone,S witho,,t
distress. Il lave been troubled nttl
c0siINeness nine years" says o Greene
Isrpanw, Ind 4 have tried many rem
edies, but Little Early Rlsers give best
results j. Il Dunsvant.
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) Ale Of Arkansas.
-. kFaft.Is County >

q = = ",'''S' a.
- ffaScis County !
It's hereby certified ,hatths primary
election to be held IN the town ot For.
rest CITY, Arkansas, on the . b day Il
January, l802 In roommate Democrats
eaadidates Tor TIE municipal oil.ces Ia
IL voted for al The election 10 h.. he'd
Aptd Isl. laa2 Nil b. rrga.s.r pfi-
mary tiecliup uaaer the ptav 'stnns Of
Act CLif, approved April ~. 1895.
Witness Our hands. this II dsv a
January iep@ 4. MEYER,
A-'ea'' Chairman,
ED LASpyoIGT. Secretary
Filed IN my ofice tAis day of Jam
Gafy, 1902 T. e. NEpwrx Cia,t
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The RUNAWAY HORSE
ias no Terrors for Those Who
Use the " Perfect Har-
ness Hooker. >
SCOTT BONDPUSHING

= Patented Invention fer -he
Protection OF Mankind fern
FracticQs Horses n the Hay of a
safety Oeta Cher-A Slmpla
Dew C Which Should be IN Every
Home
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A Moonlight Stroll.

TIE moon ia besriug brightly. rove.
The s,ars are tvinklinE too.
1Ans ! would ike. this lovely rizht.
To take a walk with you.
Tvould thrill the chords within ny heart
And make me blythe and bold
T. feel your loving arm in nine
while O. an evening stroll
Vel tax upon some touching theme
The starry world above
ef FL hat makes earth beautiful.
OF frlendshi and OF love
OF hsppy. Joyous moments spent.
Il ueu'ry dear and brisht:
- cone. well take wax. ny love.
Vel take walk tonight.
TIE CHRISTIANS say Oh such az ere
In Eondrous DAYS Of old
TIE snEei host OF hesven we're seEt
Cad ,fiiugs TO unfold:
OF pace sud JOY. good SiI TO nen
Throughout tue realms q earth,
For MGry. then in Bethlehem.
Had given the savior birfa.
Thas the orient snd thoughtful moon
sbo1e sweelly then as nov.
Ard tie stars. 10 Their szure home.
Lsased down With peas.ye brow;
While ere before the shepherds stood
70 guide them Oh Their way
70 II msnEer where. IN ssa4iiiug- hood.
The little stranger lay.
Wei think about that star tonight
While rambling hand n hand.
Err some doao, not but thstft hight
ssla beams upon Cur lasd.
AID that il feels for human wee
A. when TO man twas given
= nofrf re ros1-t1e uaIy road
II 1icl leads from earth 70 heaven.
= come. ~e'il take vsik. NJ iore.
For rs me w.IChil- n0ar
Wien lovers hearts sre sad % feel
- milling, winning power.
Al though. indeed We nay %; aaa
- s-sE ycQ wish 70 Sc.
! sH8td z-rtte - r unfold
I'd = 3 star 10 thee. -EPie1ras.
HoW's This?
oGer one Hundred Dollars Reward fol
4ay case Of Cs'srrn tnzt cannot - cured 81
- cHENET K CO. Props. Tsl.is. O.
We inc u0cersigneG. baye known + :
tszs-HeF .1r Ae issf = years ard believe hiu
: etteet-y 4caora Ole ia eli business ttsH-8c-
tza.fs and saciEity able 70 carry out al,
- <st5oas inside - their 1Tgu
y EsL / IHUAN. " ho. ga e Drugzists
TuieIc. .
HtLpEsG ktSxAy ( M&EYIs, Wholesale
Druggists. IoIesio. O.
HaII- I2;arrn Cure = taken internally
settaz alFect } uD1u tne blood ana suucuou.
s.sfizee- ~ the system Price - per oattle
: - ~ 1ft3<t - Ie>flEl af817iz Tree.
LLz--s EaML-E nL-.. ~ rnn -.
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TUESDAY. gANUARY14.i .r2.

oetweeu TIE haurs ~ ID n IN ard = O'Clock
y. IL. So. a. pa - y fae highest bidder
for css1- 49, ta- w. dor II ne court hous 81
~ ~ town e forrest CIV lu said county
AMI state. the fu#tuH =. d--erzued tract II
"a I'd fn-Ntt@ Tue fractional northeast q * r..
Ter ~ section tu-git-tHr-e ~. IN township
: Y n north. aU1 rsuE TAO = ea.t. contain.
inz ; aCFes CT .sa1 more Or -.
d 3 MALLORY.
Can8uiss5 uer n & haEcery.
BEIoGEs & WoaLsfUGz
solicitors for Plalntiss.
January j. IT,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-22
ORW ELL.

Walter Braught Of Scatacook, y. Y, is with
friends in town.
The local option club held rally on Tues
day evening, the 10Th.
Dillingham; will be heard here in the near
future. He will have a full house.
John w. Clark and family OF Pawlet have
been at Judge Branch's for a few days
Judge II. d. Branch was severely cut on
his mover last week. lie is doing well.
Mrs Frank Kinsman and daughter Of Rut-
land left town for home on Saturday, the 10th.
Miss Helen Raymond Of Glens Falls, y. V,
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Ray
mond
Mrs. Ben Needham, Mrs Ida Irving, Mrs.
J. Laifley are sick At this writing all are
comfortable.
Quite a number are through having, and
the next question is when we shall be able to
secure our oat crop, one of the largest ever
grown,
DR.. W. II. Vincent is all the candidate
talked of for town representative. If the doc
tor goes to Montpelier he will represent the
town of Orwell square.
The hearing for disturbing the peace by
stoning the door OF Miss Olive Turrill will be
held at the town hall before Justice Gideon
Abbey on Thursday, Grand Juror II. D.
Branch, prosecuting.