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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-04
MOO Den.
Sciulfuinarns gepreclic saar itaoia
ira III til %cit.
Nogle GenIus SpsaVer.

GcnluSbureailct uoitc0te Den 2Soe
Snuior Ell bulletin ION pier 9e.
iolfningeuS @eOUpGle inoen SdiloetS
egne @rGnier. Ser i~oregnar en- ito.
Sig Slptniu9 ira Sit til Scit. men life
mpenot. Dor @efoItning islgcr laa
at iiee nleo Solen. Sffe bIot Suo.
p%unorere ira europa isqcr liz Ct mt
Sirm | Tcitcn, men set er mdoife
cnonu mere SiliUloet ule0 9auoets
cgne @orn5 hpiS SIrnt imioIertio life
nItio er meget anmmeI / Imcrifa.
Gprnere 0plp9uinq ON, bporpiot
Stprten al Sem. iom ilutter ira DC
pitliae til &c peitIige Dele al Can.
Oct. neoitommer ira Qnule omeri.
funIfe SIpgter ellcr sc blot harcr til
onoet, treble cler iicroe 2eb al SuO.
ponoreriforerue meOoele5 life Nicn
set err Ct Softlml NJ Sc Scrcneoc eta.
ter$ @eioIfnir9 / set uitteuoc Gor.
~bunorcoe u~itoricIiq par pao Starter,
fra gItlontcrbopetS SHIT til benimoo
Sriaehanet.
Sor SncrliQtcu$ Stub for man
in6ocle bore Statcr ; ire @ruppcr:
Observation-Disclosures MeaGmitdtrr.
ne OF @~eititutcrnc. GcniuS uiier. al /
1850 boeoc 2.S9O,93S Snoieotc pna
@tlontcrbnoct& Gpit. I 1890 2,6i9.
IS36 % I 1900 2I0S.627. Gen
inoio0te geiolfniua / MeIIenttoterne
bar / be iioir % 9lur mirtct mcS
1881; ioruti0il bar 3olfemrua-
SEN / biSie Stotcr iteAct burtiN :
1850 Dor II Yroceut al 0eioIfniuocrr
! / Meacmitotcrne ie0tc / oe atlantiifc
Stater, / 1890 - Rrocent. ! 1900
6 Grocent. Antdilet al Sem iom uor
i6Ntc | De otldntiifc 5iater men bpeoc
/ %eiteu. par / 1850 23S.t65. 1890
1862 097, 1900 3S7 .St5. altiou en-
itooiq Stinrina. ToIfeitrcmmcn ira
SIT iii Geit pe0oorcr irentoeleS ;
men 6Ht er life mn ion itor icln mel.
lem 1850 og 1890 Gen 6olber life
Sfriot mco 5Soifemrra0ets Bort /
set belle I Better. III 6cm, iom Dor /
Sc pcitligc Stnter, men er fo0te pon
GtInuterhapSfuiien par Ser / Sor,
boI0 til Sen epriQe 9cioIfninQ 1875
Groccut / 1880. - Yroceitt / 1890.
men finn 9.5 Groccnt / 1900. 600
bar NtlnntcrhopSitoterue b%ioroact
mere til at s1c 9eidfniuqcn I 6cil
pcItIinc Gel al @onoct emo / Sen mel.
(emite.
On S%pIn5ninG icm enonli munn,
Ter / GERMS. peorerer SpsrqSntouIet
ON. hporpiot Sc moieotc SlrQtcr.
iou folbcr liz rlte mnerifanifc, for
merer iia. itnar title cGer bsr no.
Mon bar en- 6olclic al. al sc ,SlrN,
feotc mere % mere foripinocr. forOi
oe bar tilcanet iia &c innme Spocr
Tom SronifmGnNcne men inqen eta,
tiff tiger ligeirem roget oerom.
Neutrality-suspicious. or mere opriatiae emo
pore ,Nroi6Otc. D. fortpaer liae no.
al DC life iormercr ia og irorelonos
iinSeoe Wrno / 1rdnfrig ieqer at
rouoe Nn0 poa Torboloct.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-04
,lcRinley.O aecn.

@iaiam Icatiulep uIIoe Den 29oe
Samrr 1902 ipIot 1t 59oe Aor. ON
ban baooe Ieoet. &n manae Ste0cr
/ onnSet Hep 9ageI iciret % uor
iioitc MarturprFiioerts @iinor bar.
t1g. SnrcS.s gco iterre s5sitligAe.
GER ! BEN gort. Gb,c09o. Cincinnati.
Glepclmro. goluuDsis. Iarper %
anore Storbper.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-04
6aar beore.
8uuernpr Salt ifilbrcr SurbolScns
pna Tilippinerne.
@ar soot @aab.

Senatets Silippinerfomite ~begpnote
ben Bite Saiuiar line llnoerisgeller al
Siitulben paa Gerne. Giolguoernsr
@. 8. Gait bar BET ferite 8iOne. San
begpnote meo of iige, at batl reiite til
De iilippirife Ger / 1900, % at ban /
oct iiofte gor bapoe beisgt n9iten ale
Yropinier. Ser, bpor Der Dor Stlipi-
nos, iom er &riitte, er Der M Dor.
gerligt Seloitpre. Woro'erne bar
p~ertligiinoeoe, meo llnotagelie al
nogIe fua, iom itabig baboe pGret
~fienbife ogian moo Spanierne; men
ielp De b~egpn6te mi at rette pua iig
foroi Der er lloiigt til screenings.
rerelie, loan De er meget elooe l.
Gen til gerne ierote SommiSiio
bapbe, efterat Wcainlep bar bleoen
g~ienuulgt, fpretaeet en- &unbtur ole
iteos o. inoiot lofale Stprelier, bpor
oct bar mltlig. Haa i'm fsrlte Srr
bGcbe commissioner beisgt II pro.
pinciene SooeoitGoer, oa par operolt
blepen meot al ct llopaIg al Sno-
fpote. Spr oisie bqpbe man forflaret
Sororonitgen angaaerlbe lofalt Selp.
itppe, De Snoiebte bapoe npttet lin
&et til of femme, og en @upernsr
Dor bIepen iitbiat meo W1pn6ighe0 til
at onrme foimlnale Sorrnanbifo6er.
&ommuneItpreliern beitaar al en-
8irpernsr Oormato), en- Sefretpr,
en- Superintendent, en- aasierer og
en- Srffud, bet er, en- gnflageaopofat.
S ale Silf9loe, boor Oct frnoe fife
iioen at paffe MisumoeIie o9 Strio,
bleo Sn6fsbte fanre0e. 9gle llon9p-
nelier er md6lertioige. Spor Yarti-
erne itoo for fforpt moo bperonore,
blep Ihnerifanere ItiQeoe / Spboien
for Bper 8rooinsitpreIie. 9omris.
iionen bernenSte fsrit fin Opmerf.
fculbeo pna De noroIiee Brooinier,
men 6rpg | gpril ipboper og tog en-
Cur paa 81 Gage. Den blep operolt
mobtasen meo 0eIpilie. en- Spanier
flyer oItro til dig, of bans Slis er oit
men ban nlerer oct life bogitooelig.
Soar berinrpo en- 3ilipino brltqer DC
ianme Sro. ion mener han, bnoo ban
tiger. San Iaber fin 6amilie gna no
og ir0iPtter dig iom Serre / Siiiet.
Sm Gen gSegroS oplpIte 8rper.
nor Soft, at ben er al en- uncerlio
@eIfoffenbeh % at Sen boooe ct lige.
fha inroerIigt Stpre. Der bar iun
mango GmbebSmpn6. at oper SaIu-
parfen al DC offettlige Sn0tGgter
100000 m~erifarife 9oaars) nobe
tultes / 0snninger, iaa Der fin blep
100000 igien til on6re llba'itcr.
Commissioner baboe Ell ~iltteresinut
SpIepeIie, "a ben iegte at oprette
Seloitpre / Bropinien antigile. Sol.
fet mobiotte JIG oct neO HGb 90 0Ier.
: Sooeoitaoeu San Sole babe sc cit
GfterIigning al Sribeositottcn / Stem
9orf. Gen bar 20 SOB bei og bar
6Iepen llGbt 7 Nfil poa Ell ltbunet %ei.
Snnrmcn nteo 6ribe0sitstten itoo Dill
leoer al @aibington og Mc8inlep.
Get bar i,nntlig at iptte SSilipinos
til Stprere oper Moro'erhe. De &c.
tragter iig iom ltu~beriootter at fine
0otos eller Sspoinger og piI life
itoa unber nogen SiIipinp. @ou
Gerne er ser TO Sultaner, en- paa
Wirounao % Ell poa Solo.8 ruppcn
men Si,Itarernc bor life oItio Wtun.
bigbeo ooer Sepoingerre. SuItonen
poa IinSonoo or meget iattig; mel
ban poo Solo er N oriitis Mor0,
io1u oItib isger at ege line Snotrgter
os pna @rlrro berof itopberIig Iigger
i&rortgeI meb fine Solf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-04
MpsrtiSismsnfes

Haa inoIsrers isHsi buer Tsanoaa "a Isrsoas Mors
seu. ADertisieuienter iuetasss lite I to paa hinanoeu
~iglssaoe Rnnsrs msoHiuore bet uotrpf.eIis foriaa,
seS. euis ct a5~erttsiemsHi, Der fsrt foruasr tns
Ii-soaasrumerst I Gr. ~ioriduses ~tuor1fsrt 3 @aHse,
oil bet ioiaHie inot 5 1trsoassngmere. greoe. Der iase,
botoer aDersislsu,Htrr. ipn bet batter Hse, bfr ners
les averttsfeu eut I bet arors elsrHc yaa Con
uolaieH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-04
SbleYs Qppel.
SuS6slSct at Momiralens Nppel til
GrGiioenten CT oiientlissiort.
ScmIeps Spar.

Observation-Disclosures bar M OF
~ientIiaejort Den isr ontaltc Ippel,
iom aomiraI Shlep / @tloten al
Sanliar inolepereoe til Frp1toent
&ooieoeIt, Iruleens % 6lauoens
soeritbefoIence. Shlep anntooer on,
at 8nrfioertten nina rette poa llnoer.
iegeIesrettens 8ietoelie % otferer
IRE Sing, ion bon iiuoer Jig brcItbol'
6en meo. Son itotter iig ooerult I'll
9Ioenirol SepepS oiSientereltoe DO
INN, Sommen, Tiger ban, lIaar
Wo0itrio neo eli Wrrgoe Sroncrs
llSiaen. 9eSlroen bar Hettals 6ler.
tai aloeie5 ignoreret ShlenS e9en %
transformers 5orflaring; BET iamme
bar Hetten giort meo Den 8ortIarIng,
ipm observation-disclosures afgap bans
5apsr. GettenS 6lertal gap life
SdJlep 9lnleonmg I'll at f%relntcmme
nrao tilitrpffelige % o~oertpoenoe
SiSFeSbpro mtgaacnOe bans Sur I'll
G~iatfueapS, o. bDa0 Der blco lo8t,
tog Netten illtet @ellipn til, men
oemte / Itif mobint Gehling. 0en
lutoloo at u0tale nogen 0fenitg ON
ge~ifaffenDe0en al 8lofaocn al Sam.
tiago, ltugtet oerlre hsrte til De S
iGrifilte Yunfter, lon Hetten lthtrpf'
feIig bar onmo0et ON at bebon0le.
Sd)lep floser ogian ooer, at 6icrtal'
let nIbeles ~forielnte at digiere, bocm
ser ferte &olnmarboen peo Santiago,
en- Sing, iom set bar abioIlit MOO
uenbig at ilon fait. foroi sen fnitcr
Sp@ oper Sdleps belle 6rro i 6orbin-
belie meO Sefrigen peo Cuba.
9lbmiroI Sd)lep Tiger %tiIilltt: SpiS
Tione$bnroele / min sSlpsr bar raj.
ife, burbe Nettet bcteenet Conn iom
fulife; men bpiS DC ale eIIer ialfolo
Ell Gel al DEM BAR lan6e. bar jog Be
rettiget til at npoe goot 6erni. &eo
nt mr0looe at operpeie Dem og osnrme
oerefter bar Slertallet bcreoet mig
mine aInenmenneifeIige % fcnItiti,
tionelle Hettigbeoer.
San beoer Truiihenten ON at
lGtte IomiroI 0erpepS Gotlm i
Slertalsooimnens Stpo.
Scmlcps Sunr.
Sen. SenlIep "a Erofurator SANTA
bur lparet pQa I0ntirdl Sd)lepS 9lp-
pei til Truitnentei. Sc Tiger, at BAN
% bans Sagfsrer Far "foronoret
Si9nolerne." @opeopunfterne "a.
gen, iom ioran NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
til Gnnfienoeliey por ShieuS It'll
b~agegoaenhc @eoG9elie," hans HIN
0igbeO moo gipne Srore6," bans
"%luneiagtige % miSpiienoe ~Sltoberet,
ringer" bans "llnolooelier al at eOe.
lGgge TigroenS 5Iaaoe. ior bar lige
Tor Sunloen" oa bans "llretiproGg.
beo moo Ell Gmbeosbrooer blan0t
S%ficererne" Gette bar oItiarmlen
afporlige Sing, % Hehen BAR be,
balr6let Dem. : en- lung 6remitil.
ling .fanr 2ernlep % Sannn oet ina
til, at Sdaep life fonmlmpereoe
6Iaooen oeo Smtiogo, ia, life CT
eneite Sfib al cen unotagen lit iSlal.
ifd6 "9rouflpn," OF SIoget finhe
gouat ior Jig og Seiren opre pun0en
uoen Shlep, men at Snmpion foruo-
loa % oroneoe oft.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-04

&ousrcsien Dar iorhsiet 9epila.
ningen I'll en- ieoeral 9plniia /
aberOecn. :. Gaf.. ira 100000 Ill
$4,000 og Tor Ell isoeral Spgnins
/ Butte. @tpnt.. ira $225.000 III
$40o, 600.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
STIRLING.

The Christian Endeavor Society held
a very enjoyable social at the Y. NJ
c. A. Hall on Friday evening. The
man with the largest foot had to pay
most to get In. | suppose that was be-
cause he took up so much room on the
door.
A sleigh load of friends from Bask-
ing Ridge attended, and Miss Edna
Bowers, of that place, recited some
very pleasing Evolutionary pieces.
Songs, dialogues, music, coffee,
cakes and ice cream, with the usual
UP the time till midnight, and all
seemed to enjoy the treat.
The strike of the silk weaver5,
which was called on just to compel
the company to sign some most I'M
reasonable demands of the Union, Is
at last over, and the mill is running
full time, and everybody feels better
except the leaders of the strike.
Business has been at a standstill
since June; the company has lost
the profit on the summers output OF
goods, and the working people have
lost more than fifty thousand dollars
in wages, that would have been paid
to them in that time.
About fifty of the more turbulent
strikers have had to look elsewhere
for work, and many Of those who
would have been willing towork find
that it will take them year to pay
up for following after few leaders
who were interested only in getting
big reputation.
1t is a matter of surprise that some
of the most irrepressible, loud
mouthed strikers, who did all they
could to make trouble, are now com
ing around, and in the most abject
manner begging to be set at work.
They don't call out "scab" now, for
they have found out that the other
mi Is where they tried work, are not
quite so enient with them, or so gem
erous with wages, and they are anx-
ious to get back. / should think some
of them would be ashamed to ask for
work, after what they have SAID about
the mill and the company.
There are in this country two hun
dred and thirty nine silk mills and
the Union claim twenty out of the
number, but here last summer one
would have thought there were no
silk workers worth mentioning out
side of the Union.
hear there are contracts out for
at least three new houses to be built
next summer; so we are living IN
hopes that the next year may be more
profitable than this has been.
Postmaster j. Ruegg has resigned
that position to take effect Jan. l, and
Mrs Clara Monteith, who has been at
tending the Office for nearly four
years, is notified that she is appoint
ed to the place.
Mr.. Ruegg is superintendent of the
silk MILL and since the opening of an.
other mill in Brooklyn, finds that his
hands are full Of work, without the
postofiice.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
NORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON.

James H. McGraw and Rev. Mr..
Bennett. who have in southern Cali
fornia for several weeks, will return
tomorrow.
Mrs. George Wilder Is in Boston,
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldridge.
t. J. Joyce, of Chatham, has been
awarded the contract for remodellng
the residence of H. A. Thomson.
Anthony Bellingham has leased the
greenhouses of Mrs Jas. Dennison,
Myrtle avenue.
A members social was held in AS
sociation Hall last evening. Eugene
A. Cassot agreeably entertained the
large number present with popular
songs, society skits, and stories. A
pleasant evening was spent by all.
Chas. G. Davis of this place will
speak at the Mems Meeting in Asso-
citation Hall on Sunday.
A success club will be organized
among the Y. NJ. G. A. boys this even
ing. The object of this organization
Ia to teach boy how to be success
ful in life. Prominent business and
prOIeSSlOHHl uI6u udfS hluuly SOhoSht
ed to speak at the meetings which will
be held weekly.
A large number of spectators wit
messed the finest game of basketball
seen this season in the Association
Hail. Wednesday evening, when the
home five defeated the New Bruins
wick Y. NJ G. A. team by score Of
21-15. The coaching of physical d.
rector Williams was noticeably appar
ent in this matter.
Plans are rapidly progressing for the
New Years reception. In the evening.
the officers assisted by their wives
will receive. An informal entertain
ment will follow, at which Hilda Il
Gaul, the child soloist and others will
appear Refreshments will be served
by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Hillcrest and Madison will meet
upon the alleys next Tuesday evening.
There will be no game on Thursday
9vening.
Henry Austin Capps, Of Boston, IA
NOUS for his clever readings from
Shakespeare spoke most entertaining
~ before the members of the Thursday
Morning Club yesterday.
Owing to the Christmas vacation the
next meeting of the Madison High
School Literary Society will not be
held until January 18th.
w. D. Greer has resigned his posi-
ton as editor and manager of the
Madison Eagle, to take effect January
1st
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
MENDHAM.

The Sunday-schooIs are preparing
for their Christmas entertainments,
Mrs. viii Phoenix spent part of last
week in New York.
The. teachers OF the township at.
tended the Institute at Dover last
week.
Joseph Somers has closed his house
on the Mountain and gone to New
York for the winter.
Edison J. Rood has taken the Stiger
house for the winter
Harry Candee, who has been visit
ing John Gilmer Speed, has gone to
Washington for the winter.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
CHATHAM CORRESPONDENCE.

On Sunday evening the Christmas
exercises of the Sunday School con
nected with the Methodist Church will
be held. The entertainment will be
held Tuesday evening.
Another link will be added to the
course of the Black Brook Golf Club
next spring.
The Young Mems Catholic Associa-
ton LIST team Will roll against Chat
ham, In the Morris and Union League,
next Tuesday evening. No game will
be played on Christmas evening.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
WHlPPANY.

The Young Mems Catholic Associa-
ton has elected the following officers:
John Steele, president.
owen Steele, vicepresident.
inward d. Guerin, Jr.. treasurer.
Robert ]. Walsh, secretary.
Directors--Edward Fables, Joseph
NcGrath, John H. Guerin, Jr.,
Auditing Committee--Charses W.
Ccghlan, John Reynolds.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
N0tica nf Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the. accounts OF
y the subscriber. executor of Karl Julius
by the Surrogate. and reported for settlement
TO the Orphans Court Of the County of Nor
ria. on Friday the secUnd day OF January
next.
Dated November 25th, lUN2
CHRISTOPHER BAUER,
Executor
37n4 Long Hill, N j..
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
1888
" TIC 81
First n atlonaI Bank.

YOUNGSTOWN, N. j., Dec. TO- .eO2
THE annual meeting Of Stockholders of this
i Bank will be held at tho Ranking Heuse
on Tuesday, January ~, 1913. at 10 O'Clock
Directors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business As may
be properly brought before them. Polls open
1858 in. VAN DOREN, Cashier.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
NOTICE.
MoarrsrowN, N. j.. Dec. II, 1903.

MoREIsTowN, N. j.. Dec. II, 1909.
YNHE annual meeting of the stockholders of
4 the National Iron Bank will be held At
the banking house on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1903.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose of elecsing
y board of directors Tor tho ensuing ear. and
for the transaction Of such other husiness ~
may be properly brought before them, Polls
onen from 10 TO II a. m.
B7o7 LEWIS D. KAY, Cashier.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
WANTED

FAITHFUL PERSON TO TRAVEL, for we'll
IL established house In few counties call.
ing on RETAIL merchants and agents. Local
territory. SALARY SlO24 a year and expenses.
payable $l9. 70 Il week in cash and expenses nd.
Vanced, Position permanent Rnsipess sue
es.ful and rushing. STANDARD HOUSE,
3j4 Dearborn street, Chicago. S725
10 ELIABLE SALEMAN to sell several prof
Ia liable and quick selling specialties. Good
opportunity for right man. Address, The At.
lantic Refining Co Cleveland, Ohio.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
Country Seat For Sale

A MONG The hills ~ miles from Morristown
"A post. office, adjoining other fine places.
Finest Views In Morris county. House, IL
rooms, all improvements. including electric
light, pure spring water. Stable for 5 horses
rooms for coachman and wife, Fine old shade
trees. fruit In abundance. Altitude 72j feet,
AT bargain
H.F. MASON,
10 Exchange Pl.
1884 Jersey Oity, N. j.
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777777777'7777777-77---"
DIED.

EDDY--At Philadelphia. Dec. II. Guard
Eddy. infant son Of lngersoll and &. Louise
Olmsted
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-12-19
LOST.

A diamond crescent pin. A reward
will be given If returned to Mrs. Mahlon
Pitney, COLES avenue. 374e.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20

Hampson. in his "Medii OyI. Kalan-
darlum'' quotes the following quaint
tradition from an old Saxon treatise.
Some assert that the bissextus or lean
DAY comes through this. that Joshua
prayed to God that the sun might stand
still for one days length, that he might
sweep the heather from the land that
GOD had granted him and his followers
IT is true that the sun did stand still
for one days length over the CITY Of
Gebaon. but the day went forward in
me same manner rs other days. And
me plsseXtus is not through that, as
some do think"
In France and some parts of Spain
anu Portugal there exists tradition
known as the ghost of leap year"
believers in this say that marvellous
monster annually appears on lean dav
and aisarranges human affairs for tho
remainder of the year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20

Dlsraeli once said: You know | have
the honor of being one of the elder
brethren of the Trinity House. We'll,
there is special uniform belonging to
the office. One day | was about ia
attend a levee at st. James palace.
and my valet laid out my diplomatic
UNIFORM ready for me to put on. Plac-
Ing implicit confidence in him. put It
on and went to the levee. On aDnear.
ing before the prince his royal high.
ness jocularly remarked: 1T won't do.
You're found out In what, sir? | in
CURED. Oh. said the prince. you've
got the wrong trousers on. And to NV
horror, on looking down found that
mad got my diplomatic uniform coat
on with the Trinity House trousers. It
seemed to amuse the prince immense
ly."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20
How Muskrnts Are TruDDed

Trapping is one of the modes nv
which muskrats are secured. The trans
are made of boards about six inches
wide and three feet long. These are
nailed together like an ordinary box
trap, the open ends being secured bv
swinging doors Of wire network. fasten.
Ell TO the upper part of both entrances.
These doors allow easy ingress to the
trap, but once in the rat cannot get ont
without opening the door by pulling il
TO him. which secret they seem very
SLOW TO discover. These trans are put
IN the leads running from the houses to
the water when the tide is at low ebb
ana the rats are out feeding. On the
return they crawl up the leads. push
against one Of the wire doors of the
trap which Immediately opens into the
trap but they cannot go farther as the
next door opens toward them. Before
-hey can gnaw out the tide makes In.
ana they are drowned in the tran.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20

A French geologist has made care.
tul calculation Of the amount of solid
matter yearly carried off into the ocean
Dy the action Of the rivers of the world
ana other causes. He estimates that
the reduction Of the average height of
the surface of the solid land is .OOG
inches each year. Making allowance for
'he corresponding rise in the bed of the
ocean and taking no account Of the oc
cufrence CT volcanic and other eycep
uonai phenomena. the general tepden-
c! or which Is to hasten the process
OF dlslntegration. the period at which
'he solld land will haze ceased to exist
ana the surface of the earth will be
covered with water has been esti-
mated. AS. however. that period is
4'ooo'ooo years distant, t1e prediction
need cause no immediate dlsouietnde
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20
KENNEDY ENTERPRISE
Among the new corpora tiions re

Among the new corpora tiions recent
~ incorporated at lbany is the Cal
cura Company, for the manufacture of
DR.. David Kennedy's new medicines,
the chief one being the widely. adver.
tised Cal.cura Solvent, for diseases
OF the kidneys, liver and blood, an ad.
vertlsement of which appears in an.
other column.
The Cal -cura Company has capital
stock OF $50, 900, all the stock beinr
held by the Kennedy family in Rond.
out, N Y. 1t is said that the sales of
this new medicine have increased
over 100 per cent during the past year.
which is additional proof of the value
OF advertising in this paper when thu
manufacturer has a meritorious art
icle to introduce. The sale of Cal.cura
Solvent has been a steady and healthy
Il crease due to the undoubted merit
OF the medicine and to the. iudicious
use OF printers Ink DR. Kennedy
placed Cal-cura Solvent on the mar. |
ket two years and half ago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20

Let US shake hands with 1uan. and
we VIII tell you something about his
healh. The firm, hearty handshake OF
sincere man may be rather rough. SO
.iiat one IS taught he has grip. but if
indicates Stamina. While denotinc alb
sehce OF tact and refinement. it points
10 physical strength. The fabby hand
'hat returns no pressure belongs TO the
person who has no great strength of
pody or mind. The quick, nervous
handshake of an excitable. nervous
temperament. and its opposite the
nerVeless' passive one, belong to per.
sons in i'll health. The band ,ho,
threatens to collapse or give means
rear. The feel Of the hand called mag.
hetlc indicates health and kindness ana
" aeslre to help others. In many ways
we may decide character by the hand
us well as 10y the brain.-London Doc
tor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20
ROYALTUN.

Miss Jennie Lomo ard Of TunbrlGre
i at work for f D. Sweet,
| 0. |. Morse is cutting ice on Ab-
bolts pond.
White River grange met and gave
the hrNt two degrees to three candi'
dates recently.
The force of men have nearly finish.
ed work on the g. V. r. H., bridge
near e. ID. Sweets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson of Bethel
spent Wednesday night with Mr.. ard
Mrs. G. A. Laird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cane of Chelsea
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Luce spent
Saturday and Sunday in Bethel Gil
cad.
White River grange will hold
social at Geo. Bingham's tomorrow
evening Jan 2, to which all are il.
Iited.