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STONE.

Mrs. James of Barre was in town
Thursday.
F. e. Graham is 10 town from Mont
pelier this week.
A. C. Cakes was a visitor in Bur
lington last week.
George Hayes was in Barre upor
business last week.
Will Ayers moved his family tc
Hinesburg last week.
Peter Bordeau of Essex junction
was in town Monday.
Sanford Warren has moved into
the Spaulding tenement.
Jesse Kellogg was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Jerry Flanagan visited his broth
er in Moretown Saturday.
Alice Campbell has been in town
this week from Mortified.
Harry Pike is home from Montpel
Ter Seminary for few days.
Charles Rameau has moved to the
Douglas farm in Morristown.
W. L. Demeritt has been sick of late
threatened with pneumonia.
Herb Spear of Montpelier called
upon Stowe friends Saturday.
George Williams has gone to Enos-
bugh where he has employment.
Will Ravlin who is employed in the
"Ranch" was quite ill last week.
Mrs. McCuen and daughter visited
relatives in Burlington last week.
Rev. Rufus Collins has purchased
the Lucius Sallies place at Moscow.
Frank Peterson is moving into the
house with Mrs. Truman Thompson.
C. Fl. Chaffee of No. Pownal was a
visitor here and at Moscow last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Mott of st. AL
bans visited relatives in town last
week.
Jerome Stowell has sold his dwell
ing on Summer street to Harry
Gibbs.
Mystic Lodge, F. u A. NJ, held their
annual election of officers Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Recor of Mont
pelier we're guests at j. j. Vearen's
over Sunday.
II. A. Thomas expects to move this
week to Montpelier, where he has pur-
chased a farm.
G. Fl. Bugbee of New York was the
guest of his brother, DR.. Bugbee, here
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Page of Wa
terbury were guests at Geo. McAllis-
ter's over Sunday.
The subject of Rev. F. R. Gales SER
mon at Unity church will be, what
Think ye of Christ ?"
Victor Knapp of Moscow has Sc
cured employment with the Barre &
Montpelier Traction Co.
olives that Uplift" will be the topic
at Y. P. f. service Sunday evening.
Miss Mae Straw will be the leader and
a paper will be presented by Lizzie
Swift.
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granted an inmate Of the soldiers home at
Bennington has just been given to Oliver
Osborne, it being $50 amonth. Mr.. Osborn,
who entered the home some time ago
from Montpelier, was a member of com
pany Fl, LIST vt. Reg, during the Spanish
American War Another inmate, Lemuel N.
Woods has been granted reissue and in
crease of pension to $40 month.
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among the new things this
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
LamoilIe County National Bank
OF HYDE PARK,

t HYDE PARK, in the State Of VERMONT
at the close Of business,
TUESDAY, FEB. 20, 1902.
RESOTRCES.
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MOVES G. WOOD, Hyde Park, Vt.
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on so
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted
Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
% cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
W. L, Bennett, Eden Mills.
NJ. Shattuck & Son, Edcn,
G. G. Fisher North WoloOtt.
Ralph NJ. Hubbell, WOlc0tt.
w. Stevens, Waterville.
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the best manufacturers who good CLOTH do good work and
NEW SPRING WRAPPERS n-all sizes from 81 to 20,
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f. II. M,FARLAND.

NEILEAGE BOOKS on all principal roads
Lyk sold, rented or exchanged. Call on or
address II. II. MCFARLAND.
Hotel Phoenix, HYDE PARK, VT.
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HELP YOUR SOY AND GIRL

to secure successful start In life by giving to
them course OF practical instruction at the
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Pike 6 BENSON, Stowe, VI.
New Hamburgs and Laces, Ladies'
Muslin Underwear, Night Robes,
Skirts, Corset Covers and Drawers.
For The Little Ones

Do not fail Walking Skirts Dress Trimmings and Waists.
We are agents get
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Capital Notes.

John Dougherty, Dem, was renom-
mated at Plattsburg, Mo, for Con
gress from the Sd Missouri District
Thursday night.
a colored man was taken into GUS
tody at the White House, Friday. He
claimed to be Il human battery and tC
be the only means of communication
With the army Of the United States
which he said he brought along with
him in balloons.
At the cabinet meeting Friday, the
public buildings bill was discussed
fully and it was decided that it should
be signed. The cabinet also went at
length into certain matters connected
with Cuban reciprocity measures but
no decision was reached.
Mr. Raikes the British charge of en-
basgy at Washington, has acquainted
President Roosevelt with the conclusion
Of peace between the British and the
Beers. The communication was verbal
and the President, in RESPONSE, request
ed Mr.. RaikeS to convey to King Ed
ward his sincere congratulations on the
termination of the war.
The House committee on commerce
Friday, authorized Chairman Hepburn
and such associates of the committee
as he might select, to confer with the
President relative to the bill creating
a DEPARTMENT of commerce. The COM
mittcc considered placing imlnigra-
ton affairs and Chinese exclusion un-
der the now department.
The following statement was issued
at the White House, Friday: "On the
occasion of GOV. Taft's call upon the
Tnoo he presented Il set of the Presi-
dents books, with Il brief note accom-
lan-inr the volumes in which the
President asked the Pope's acceptance
Of them, THANKED him for his repeat
Ell expressions Of good will to America,
ana wished him many happy and pros
porous years Of life.
Representative Richardson of Ten
0age.e. tho Democratic floor leader, FIJI
dav. introduced the bill reViving the
trust bill which passed the House IN the
56th Congress and failed in the Senate.
IT is understood that the re-introduC-
zion of this bill is in pursuance OF the
recent action of the Democratic con-
,siaceional committee in naming u
qnariaI committee Of seven members 10
devise means for making the trust
ouostion one Of the foremost issues in
the coming campaign
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FIGHT STILL ON.
Continued from page IL

half Of the men originally elected in the
caucua"= are acting IN the convention
al the present time; and this fact has
enabled the Googn men to weed out Of
the Lewiston delegation every man
who may have had the slightest lean
ines toward MIR. Cummings or even
dark horse.
stephen j. Kelley, who is a member
of the Legislature from Lewiston. has
charge of the delegation from his city.
II" is an enthusiastic Goorin man and
states that he will stick 10 his candi-
dat" until the end Of time, if need be.
II IL An interesting sight to see him,
just before the opening Of each session,
marshal his men on the street, near tn"
Elm house; and then when they reach
the hall it is equally as interesting to
watch him call the roll and check off
the names as fast as their owners re-
Suond. He is an indefatigible worker
a rafting speaker and Il man full of
pluck and courage.
Il want to make record said he,
today, as he learned over the tables
used by the newspaper men. u hope
to have an even 200 ballots cast UP To
tonight. I don't want to adjourn at I'll,
but do want to keep up the balloting
until our man wins
Yet it was noticed that when Mr..
Boothhay made the motion to adjourn
over Sunday Mr.. Kelley was silent.
The impression is general that there
are enough Googin men in the Dwilley
and Shackford delegations TO just elect
him; that is they are friendly to him
and are inclined to help him out, as
against Mr.. Cummings. But the men
from East LiverInorc and Poland really
want new man This impression is
borne out from the fact that the Cum
inings men say they are now only sure
of three men from those delegations
when Dwclley and Shackford arc
pulled out of the race. If they could
only get four pledges they'd be happy
| tonight. On the other hand. the Goo
gin men say that when Cummings poll
| ed SO votes in one of the ballots o
! Tuesday he reached his maximum
/ strength and that he cannot get an,
more, if the convention continues t
ballot until doomsday.
The whole interest Of the people o
the two cities and of the county as vel
is conferred in the convention. Go on
upon the streets of Auburn or Lewiston
any time during the session of the con
vention and the question will com
from every person you meet: AN
changer" and you must reply: Jus
the same.
If, on Monday. the six men from 20
land and the four known anu-Cum
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mere personalities. He declared that
there was no politics in the problem
presented and he was certain there
were no personalities in it.
Hanna took up the statement of Capt
Merry, now United States minister to
Nicaragua, which was in favor of the
Nicaragua route. Hanna said being on
the ground he ought to know, but it
was found that Capt. Merry was a
stakeholder in the Maritime Canal Co.
which would present claims against the
United States if the Nicaragua route
was chosen. Merry, he said was not
a disinterested witness.
Il think he had better attend to his
other duties" said Hanna.
He also referred to the testimony OF
Engineer Menocal for the Nicaragua
route, who. he said, was also stock
holder in the Maritime Co.
Hanna insisted that the construction
of the canal by the Nicaragua route in
volved unknown difficulties; while the
Panama route by reason of the work
already done by engineers was IAN
open book" He laid particular stress
on the danger 10 the Nicaragua route
II Oiti volcanoes. ne quoted ffO1. Hell
prin, as saying that the region Of Pana-
ma was not in danger from volcanoes.
1t was curious, fact that on the maps
arranged on the walls of the chamber
Mont Pelee. the awful volcano on the
island of Martinique. was marked as
being extinct.
Hanna said that in the construction
of this canal the United States was in
vaGing the territory of the volcano;
that in Lake Nicaragua itself there
were two volcanoes, one Of which had
been active recently.
Hanna presented a synopsis of the
statement Of SO captains of ocen going
steamers and other vessels bearing on
the use of the isthnian canal and said
it seemed to him Il sound business pro-
position to build the canal along the
route preferred by scafaring men
From the answers to the questions he
said it was evident that the masters
questioned much preferred the Panama
route to the Nicaragua route.
Hanna declared that il the construc-
ton of an iSthmian canal were not be
gun this year ii would not be his fault.
At the conclusion of Hanna's arGu-
ment the Senate. at 4.35 L. NJ, went in
to executive session and 4 few minutes
later adjourned.
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WITHDRAWAL OF CARS
Prevented Repetition Of Thursday
NIGHTS Riots at Providence.

Providence, r. l., June 1.-THE street
railway strike was, tonight, robbed of
any special feature which might offer
opportunity for a repetition of the
scenes of violence incident to last
nights demonstrations by the timely
withdrawal of all cars from the United
Traction Cos. system. Mounted men
and scores of special officers kept the
thousands who filled the streets in a
more orderly mood. A large number of
arrests were made.
AS a matter of precaution all cars
were withdrawn and the objection of
attention being removed, the crowds
rapidly dispersed.
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ANTON HEGNER, THE CELLIST
Has Princess for Accompanist and
Queen to Turn Music.

London, June 6.-At noon. today,
Queen Alexandra sent word to Anton
Hegner the New York cellist. to come
to Buckingham palace, this afternoon
and play for her. He did not expect
the summons today, and could not
reach his aCCompanist and repaired
alone to the palace, in much distress.
There he was received most kindly by
the Queen and her daughters, Princess
Victoria and Princess Charles Of Den
mark. When Hegner explained the
difficulty, Princess Victoria volunteered
to accompany him, which she did for
a couple of hours, with Queen AleXan-
dra turning the music notes. The
Queen and the Processes were most
gracious and complimentary. About
10 other ladies were present.
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SHE Fooled DEATH.
Doctors Said She Was Doomed to
Quick Consumption.
Mrs. Wake Had Given Up All Hope Till
She Took Dr.. Williams Pink
PiIIs-They Cured Her.

To lie at the point of death for
months. to be told by the physician
that there Is no hope of recovery and
then TO be restored to health and
strength 10y DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People, was the experience OF
Mrs. w. II. Wake Of No. "a Broad
street. Railway. N. J. To look at her
now one would think it hardly possible
that she had ever had a serious illness.
Speaking of it she says:
About three years ago I was in a
condition generally known as run
down. T was misera BILE indeed. iifeless
ana lanruid. ! had no strength at al.
nh desire FOR food had left r1n vas
terribly nervous and could not sleep.
What was worse did not improve. and
my weight went down from 1S5 pounds
TO 20 l was under the care Of
physician for thirteen mon but still
l grew worse. He said my blood had
almost turned to water. | was so weak
that | was obliged to lie down all the
time. II | tried to stand or even to sit
up | would faint away.
FINALLY the doctor told IRE that I'M
less | began to get better within two
weeks | was doomed tn quick con-
sumption. Then l save up all hope.
But about this time a friend. who
knew something OF Dr Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. advised me to try
them l did so and. after taking the
third box 1 began to feel better. | con-
tinued using them faithfully until was
cured. DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People are wonderful remedy
for persons afflicted as / was and
snail always recommend them"
The disease from which Mrs. Wake
suffered was anaemia. 1t Is charac-
terlzed by a pallid complexion, pale
lips, dull eyes, tongue and gums
blocdless; shortened breath on slight
exertlon-such as going upstairs pal
pltation of the Eoart, feeling of inn
pending death. weakness. loss of an
petite and ambition; irregularitv ana
pain IN the natural functions of vo-
men.
The one remedy that has proved it,
self a specific for anaemia is DR.. viii
llams Pink Pills for Pale People
They are sold at so cents a box or six
boxes for $3.50. and may be had Of all
druggists or direct by mail from DR..
Williams Medicine Company. Schenec-
tady, n. Y
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MANHADEN APPEAR.
Factory at Linnekin Being Prepared
for Big Business.

Boothbay Harbor. Me. June 4.-The her
ring. upon which so many rely for the
sardine works, has not appeared in num-
bers, and but little has been done in this
line, but the "oleaginious menhaden" is
reported to be coming in numerous shoals.
and Mr.. yannah. superintendent of the
American fisheries works at Linnekin. to-
day. put on a large crew of workrnen to
put the factories in order for the recep-
ton of the fish. 1t was thought that the
porgy was never to return here. but II APP
pears that he thinks otherwise.
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THE. GRANDES7
The Most Satisfactory and Safest Med
icine any Sick Woman Can Take.
thus Does Prominent Brooklyn N.Y. Woman Speak
OF Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

social standing
we are
such unqualified following
not only owe but all
obligations
words where they look disappointed.
should be
that Lydia e. Pinkham
ucerat falling the
Irregular suppressed painful menstruaion the
c OF the testimonial letters daily printing
av no room Tor doubt Truly that is Lydia E. Pnkams
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REPRESENTATION FIXED
For Wiscasset, Whitfield, Newcastle.
Dresden and Alma.

Wiscasset. Me. June 6.-(SpeciaD.-
The Republican committees Of the class
towns Of Wiscasset. WhitefieId, New
castle. Dresden and Alma have had a
meeting and arranged the matter of n.
representative to the Legislature Wis
casset has the choice in 1923, and the
other towns in the order named.
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NEW FRENCH CABINET
Has Strong Element from hadieai
and Radical Socialist Parties.

Paris June 6.-Scnator C"mbcs, FRO
grrSsivc Republican and eN-Nlcc ftcSl-
dent of the Senate, who, yesterday, -
C"ptcd the task Of forming ne" -.
MT, has been engaged, today, ~ cohieii
Inv with pnlitical friends and. tonight
ihr formation Of 4 ministry IS assured.
After a meeting. tonight. which was 1T
tended by the gentlemen NJ '"hlntS ~ r.,
asked 10 join the new cabinet, tnT HI
lowing list OF ministers was seni-offlcia'-
ly announced: , -
NJ. Comhcs. premier. minister of the in
terror and If pubic worship.
NJ Vale minister OF justice. -
NJ Dclcasse. minister of foreign affairs
Gen. Andre minister OF war.
Deputy Marucjonls, VINO WAS ii'h rs
of commerce in The BrisSon caoliict' "ii"-
senator Chnumic. public instruction.
Deputy rclletan. minister q Pup"~
works. nio,.
Deputy Dnuncrgur. minister Of colonies.
DEPUTY Truuillnt. who was minister 81
colonies IL the Brisson cabinet minister
Of commerce.
Deputy MOuSCpt. minister OF d5iiS"'
turc. o,,,,.
the portfolio of minister of finance. hr
CombeS will NEE, NJ. Rouvter again. 70
morrow in this connection, as he Is very
anxious To have him as financial mlhlStCt
The difficulty of NJ. RouViers acceptinE
this post lies in the question OF the pro
yreSsivc income tax, which the Radlcal'
have nut IN Inc front lsuh " ShNi'
.rram. but which NJ Rouver opposes. MT
Combcs is cndeavoring to arrange com
promise on this point.
The ministry thus formed mas NeIA
strong Radical and Radical SoclaiiSt ele
snent in it, NJ. Delcasse, NJ. RouNler au'
NJ. Chaumier representing the purely Ike
publican side =.
The DEGREES announcing the appoint
ment of the ministers will he publiShe'
in the official Journal Sunday mornHls'
The ministerial declaration Will be YER
clear regarding the application OF IN
law Of associations and it will agree Z
the necessity for reform in taXato
which is demanded by the Radical ma
iority. II will also promise to take in!
consideration the purchase Of railroad
by the state
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The June term Of the United States dis
trict court ended at Bangor at 1.30 a. NJ
Friday, after a somewhat eventful fore
moons session. Iifore Benedetto whosa
trial on the charge of passing counterfeit
money, was commenced. Thursday after
noon, was found not guilty and discharE-
of assaulting Waterman Carter of the
Bay State, was sentenced to six months
in the Bangor jail. and to pay a fine of
800. Loretta Smith and George L. Bragg
were put under bonds for their appear
ance at the September term of court at
Bath
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1t was decided at Montreal. Friday
that a New York Brooklyn or Boston
regiment of the National Guard and the
Portland company of the Maine National
the big military review to be held at
Montreal June %, which will include
regiments from Toronto, Kingston, Otta-
wa and Quebec
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Fierce Gale off New FoundIand.

St Johns. n. f., June ga fierce north
east gale is sweeping the coast line OF
New Foundland and doing much destruc-
ton to fishing boats, fishing gear and
other property. The gale is blowing over
the Grand Banks and is forcing the fish
ing fleet In toward the land
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GA Boston Woman's Experience"

mings men from Livermore Enlls come
to Googin he will be chosen by the re-
cuisite number, II. Whether they do it
or not remains to be seen.
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Morgan chairman Of the committee
on intcroCeanic canals, presented let
Tor from Secretary Of State Hay en-
closing copies Of letters received by the
state departmentrega earthquakes
and riots in the department of Panama.
The letters enclosed newspaper clip
pings describing the earthquakes The
secretary said that the reports OF the
riots would cover 1000 typewriter
pages and the department could not
furnish il within a month. The news
oaper clippings. which We're read, de-
scribed in detail the destruction done
he the earthquakes in that locality.
The documents were referred TO the
committee on interocean canas IN Or
der that the committee may determine
said Morgan, whether it is necessary
for the secretary of state to nave the
months work done on the report.
several bills were passed, includlhs
one to ratlfy a supplemental agreeiiieii
with the Creek Indians, and one ratiiy
mo the act of the territorial Legislature
~ Arizona providing a fund Tor tne
erection of additional buildings for th'
University Of Arizona; also a large
number of private pension nllls.
| At O'Clock, consideration of the NC
arasua canal bill was resumed an,
after call of the Senate, at when 4
senators responded, Hanna continued
his speech begun, yesterday.
He presented an earnest and Vigorou
defence of the isthmian canal commis
sion appointed by President Mchiule'
said he sought to discuss the penuiii'
question upon a higher plane ina
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The Russian government has appointed
a commission to investigate agricultural
antry in Russia with a view to improving
both
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his signature Is on every box OF the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q uinine Tablets
tie remedy that curea cold In one Gay,
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. June G.-S. c. Hurd was,
Friday, appointed postmaster at South
ThomaSton, Me.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

William X Vanderblts MiStrel won
rho I5rix R.zons at the MaiSons LATTE
races in France. Friday.
Lionel T.. G.. Garden, British consul gen
eral at Havana whose appolntmtSnt a.
minister to Cuba was announced. May %.
was. Friday, at London. Eazctted Britlsh
minister ITO the republic Of Cuba"
The Conservative members Of the Ger
man Diet gave their usual annual re-
fusal Friday, to the proposal to reappOr-
tion reprcscntation in the Diet upon the
basis of the present population OF Ger
many.
The Missouri state express on the Chi
cago &, Alton road from st. Louis was
wrecked, IS miles east Of Kansas CITY.
Friday night by collision with freight
train. The express engineer IS reported
killed and several passengers injured
Lord Dundonald is expected to take
of the Canadian military about
JnIv 4 Lord Mimic left Ottawa, Friday,
for Quebec on his way to London for me
coronation Sir Henry Strong VIII r.
sworn in as administrator during his ao-
sence in England.
Unless the Union Stock Yards Co OF
e,Sinano shall agree to reinstate the Ii
cattle drivers who, it is said, were dis
charred Tuesday, because they were
linton men, the 5000 butchers and meal
cutters at the packing houses ana 0s
Monday morning
Complete returns from the entire stat.
of oregon with the exception of 10 small
nrecincts. give Chamberlain CDem.)
ma ioritv Of 33i over Furnish CRep) TO
governor The remaining precincts can
not change the result mate rally. In IN
list Congressional district. Tongue Rep.
has a majority of b13l- an increase Q
30l2 over his ajority of two years ago
| In the End district. j. \. Williamson
fReOD has ma iority OF SlG2.
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The new electric underground and ele-
waited railroad in lSeTlin combines artis-
tic beauty with practical utility.