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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
Smallpox Situation in Brattleb0ro

Brailleboro IL wrestling with small
pos epidemic OF no small size. BY
csrlessness. or otherwise, eases sup.
posed lo have been chicken pox. but
which the state board Of health has
deeiked 10 be small pox, has been al.
lowed 10 progress without the quaran
tine that the latter disease would have
bad placed upon il and the result is
that nj the present time there are about
forty eases Of small pox in Brattleboro,
with adjacent towns in New Hampshire
and Vermont affected. The authorities
have gone about the handling OF the
eases 10 n very systematic manner and
there IL no doubt but that II they can
eoniine Il 10 the present places where
II is that they will soon have il under
control. This disease is cold weather
"as and should be suppressed ms soon
a. psssIble as the longer Il runs into
tbe ~lstsr the harder il is going 10 be
10 get control Of il. There is no cause
for fright bst every reason 10 be care
fal and the mere careful everyone is
Tire shorter duration Of the trouble.
The experts called from New York
City 10 look into the matter and give
M expert opinion ~ to the whole affair
safe that they are typical eases Of
small pos but that they are nil mild
r1ses. They staff that the only way
q handle The eases are 10 vacciuate
everybody, seegregaic all eases thai
arouse any suspicion and thoroughly
disinfeci wherever any contagion has
been. II THE is done the whole trouble
SHOULD be stamped out in six weeks.
l.et us hope so. We have been through
n siege Of j, once and il is not the
INCEST affair 81 handle that ever was.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Several changes have been lncorpor-
aied 10 the recent bills introduced in
1 . legislature relative TO The taking of
hsh. II the Journal should be asked
10 what particular poin, il differed with
/ e bill introduced il would sny that We
in favor OF limiting the catch 10
w instead of ten pounds al any one
tine. The man who can go out aud
catch five pounds Of trout nj any one
TRIP Is catching all be can eat, and, as
The average brook trout 20, be will
have caught RS many ms he needs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
Commissioners Notice.

Estate of DEllMA PkOYANCHfR.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court i0f the District VI
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive ca
anime and adjust all claims ana demands IL
all persons against
Delma pr0yancher late u Manchester
~ said District. deceased, hereby giye notice
that we viii meet tor the purpose Of examn-
ing and allowing said claims AT the resi-
denee Of J. W, Fowler W MANCHESTER Depot
on the 10Th day 81 May 1900 from one O'Clock
and that SIX months from the 9Th day "
Nov. 4 D. 1908, is the time limited BY said
Court iof said creditors 20 present their claims
10 nsiof examination ana allowance
Dated al Manchester this 9TH day Of Nov
a. y. 1905
W fOWtER. / fon.
" WHlPpLE. / -"
Edmund LaIranthise, Admr, Bennington,
VI, 3p-3H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

The letters Of The Member from
liayville, appearing in the Rutland
Herald from the pen Of It's versatile
ed tor who is doing the legislature for
his paper. are The BIZ Of the year. Mir.
d pdIey, being on the ground is in a
position 10 Rei after the members
rough these letters 10 most efiee.
I've way. Any one missing them misses
n fnre ireni
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Al changes Of sdsertis<m MS
must b. In hand not later than
Tuesday morning


l.ooi q, the sdspss an your wrapper
a. NJ. date indicates The time ~ which
yas are paid Hp No receipts are sent
bai 10. date on yaar wrspper will be-
changed 10 one ~eek after payment il
n.s.de. Subscribers will please watch
sliolr wrappers, Il IL important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

We have commenced a new serial IN
this issse and one which We are sure
v,ll be pleasing 10 all our readers aud
se trust thai they sill have no best.
Ia icy in making known their pleasure
al any time si any Of the features that
NJ ~ appear ID the Journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

For mild, easy action ~ ne boE-
els. single dose Of Doans keguieis
IN enough. Treatment cures bhbiiasl
constipation. q cents box. Ask
your druggist for them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Sprinkle Aliens Foot Ease Ia one shoe and
not 10 the other, and notice the difference,
Just the thing 10 use when rubbers 81 over.
shoes boroine necessary and your shoes
seem TO pinch. Sold tyery where. &c.
Dom accept nny substitute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
Manchester Center,
Trolley from Bennington 10 Wells.

Montpelier, Nov. Is, (Speeial) The
house took mp II l32 this afternoon aud
had il read for the third time and then
passed it. This bill is one of import
anee TO this section as it is bill giving
the Bennington and North Adams
Street Railway Co. charter to run an
extension to their fine system through
this section to Dorset. Pawlet and as
far as the state line. This will be of
incalcuable benefit TO the territory
tapped.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

agaa hstr Dsias 10 sAs t~ck, Urinary,
iss~aa4g - kiansy sauaisb. sgd seal csr-
lalE. pkass.ni EsFb ours io5 sDgEsns ~, W.
MOI l4sE nFAss AUsTKAIJss.i.s1s, u y .
sats ana nessr-ssllins rnsuisaos. Al pfng
slsgs ~ by mail - sta. -Ampie PACKAGE
fEKk. Aaegss Ti1 Moihsr 0ny 90.
II roy, n. ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Governor proniy's Thanksgiving pr
II ,rnai,ou appearing elsewhere ~ tbs
issue d The Journal will well repay
reading Tbefr's much 10 be- thankful
iar this year,
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Estate Of ELIZA MATrIsoN.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon Probate Court i0f the DISTINCT 0i
Manchester, Commissioners to receive, exc
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
Eliza MattlSOn late OF Manchester
IN said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that We Will meet tor the purpose OF ex
aiming and allowing said claims AT the
residence Of Jay Bentley IN Manchester
on the 23rd day Of April. 1909,
from one O'Clock y N until four O'Clock p.
NJ, Of said day. and that 81, months from
the 23fd day Of October A. y fgos, Is the
time limited by said Court l0r said creditors
10 present their claims 10 Us toT examination
and allowance,
Dated at Manchester this sTd day Of
october 4. y fgos,
F W. COOK, ,fom,.
l. n HICKS '1o"'
Norman l. Mattison Admit, Glastonbury
VI. so-3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
To The General Public.

Those haying sowing machines, eithef old
OF ueW. which they wish elunnua ~ repair
81, can have Them unt ~ ~ snud az itpw hN
luaylng Word ai the uoltiurU Hunsr With y,
4 hund, Machines mntit 20 % ~ spod work
as VI new 90 no rhnfKp Nriereneusg i, "
Bnpd .. u. Dyer Ueo, Lugrut.
AksN >, ", GALS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema. salt rheun. letter. itch, hives,
herpes. sesbies- Doan's Ointment Al
any drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
TROOPS or GUARD.

The foreign legations were notified
this morning by the foreign board OF
the crath of the Emperor and the sue.
cessiop Of Prince Pu vi. Troops have
been III readiness for several days u
quell any disorders that might arise on
the dsaib " kuang hsp, aud the pos.
sibillte OF uprislBgs was made greater
because the death OF Tbs Doyager En-.
press vas known TO be close Ut hand.
Two divisions Of troops have been held
In reserve and these are nov stationed
IN various quarters Of the city, Twenty
gendarmes were dispatched TO guard
the approaches 10 the legations. bat up
10 the present the duties OF the forces
have been slight. Ii WAS announced
thai the legation guards WAS ordered
og, ii ''the special call Of the Legations
on account NJ the Emperor's death. y
Prince chun, ihl regepi. has ordered
ihs yleeroys and governors ~ lake pre-.
CAPTIONS for the continuation 81 Tie nd.
niDistrailon u rhe provinces as hereto
fore. and be- has ordered a hundred
days 81 mourning, The court sill 40
lBB mourning Tor ihnse years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. BE.
Ask your druggist for them!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
Changing Address.

ssk.s fssssspAs tesnss % s@drsss s~s
.sssssss shesa est TAI 20 siss scssss sssssss
- sci 80 Eesss@ts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
III NAnEAr n shN

We hsvc thv lalesi designs 10 Marble
and t'tauup Menumenis Always i
g,vAl assortment " First plsss monu.
mrHts avid hrhsistonps "a hand nar
prices arr The LOWEST.
Material Hnd workmanship unalan'
lsesi and pfeiapt attention glvun 50 all
orders Marble shelves ana stave stones
supplied promptly st how figures
Tel "a 81 East Dorset, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
In Re Sarah MOSSey.

The Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester:
To all persons interested In the estate ol
District.
GREETING:
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont
you are hereby notified TO appear before the
Probate Court. at the Probate Office IN
Manchester, IN sai1 District, on the ith day
OF December. A, d, leh TO show cause, u
any you have, why the account OF NJ. j,
Coyey, Guardian Of the said Sarah Mossey
should not be allowed.
Dated NJ Manchester, In said district, this
i3t day Of November, A, d., lpN,
J,-8w w, u, " DGEHTON. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19
Commissioners Notice

Estate OF JANNtttfW BURTON
The undersigned having been appointed ~
the Hon Probate Court. iui the DiSifitt of
Manchester, Commissioners to receive, rN-
anime and adjust an claims and demands o.
all persons against
Iannettc W Burton late Of Rupert,
IN SAID DistTitt, deceased, hereby give notice
that we will meet FOL the purpose u examine
INK and allowing said claims al the residence
A. p. sheldon IN West Rupert on the 7th day
April, 1900, from one u'eloek = N. TO Tour
O'Clock p. m. OF SAID day aud tnal SIX months
from the 9Th day loi October, A, u ivps
is the time limited BY sad Court Iof SAID
creditors 10 present then claims TO " for
examination and allowance
Dated al Rupert this 7th day OF October
A. D. 1908
T. A. SHELDON,
G. N. LINCOLN, CONS
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Carroll S. Page
Hyde Park Vermont.
Teachers Examinations.

Examinations for the certifca-
ton Of teachers will be held at
Manchester Center in the school
house Friday and Saturday,
Nov. ~ and az, beginning at 10
O'Clock Friday and 9 o'clock Sat.
urday.
Also at Bennington Dec. 4
and s.
ALBERT W VARNEY,
pa
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DcatI,s.

E'0R NAtlEg- tiNe laffsls ~ appios Nor
4 thorn NpXs aud linliwins, Mfs. A. i4
Miner Nuuchsntyf. Nt sS.tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Hs .ss st.sy, gssssse ss fstsiss ttsn.s
stsssss ffsso ser seSstss tst uesi a. tssss
sKss knaa~ @63 ttAs ~tgssf 20 ~ o. &et fs4l y
tsss - FsUF ss1ss sssttsntsHt Fssa t&s.fisstf
ases rarssSsssaf stsont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

Tsn RENr OR foN SAi,k iby homestead
4 kn0Wu ~ tbe iluHFS carpenter plapr
aua loaated an the Mnst head.
&etf Msfe5 tHtpratvr Manchester VIZ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-19

< an NEWARu ia r,ld whoever nra
w." furnishes information leB,lins lu
thN con Nirttau ~ Whoever IN EuiitA ~
'bfpekius aud entering ny premises tClt
dnk net 81 nHd tla nisa fur those guilty ~
fWccitiae stairn assuis
a. MACS AranrAN
Manchester, g.
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commissioners Notice.

A. ?. sheldon, Hxr,, West Rupert, VI 70 3w
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-03
BLACK HAND THREAT.
Young Man Is Caught In the Act In
Memphis.


Memphis, December 2.-Several days ago
p p. Van Vleet, wholesale arug oeal-
er and one of the most wealthy men
of this city, received letter signed rde-
stroyers of the rich and the black hand
of New York. demanding that $4,000
be deposited at a certain point near tho
Van Vleet residence tonight under pen-
atty Of death. The police were notified.
officers were secreted in the vicinity
and when 4 youth Is years old, who gave
his name as Norman Thurman. attempt.
ed to cross the lawn toward the appoint
ed place at midnight tonight he was taken
into custody -
After he had been taken into custody
Thurman attempted to swallow vial
of carbolic acid but was prevented by
the officers who had him in charge In
a statement made to the police he de-
clared he was a member of the black
hand organization OF New York and than
other members of the hand were located
in number of cities of the south He
viii be examined ~ to sanity.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-03
SECOND DAY OF THE
RUSTIN TRIAL

Omaha, December 2.-The second day
of the trial of Charles e Davis. charged
with the murder of d. Frederick Rustin'
developed that the prosecution Will De
ably assisted by those interested In the
collection by the dead mans widow OF all
of the $50, 0eO insurance carried on the dead
physicians life, and that the defense Will
leave no stone unturned to prevent mncn
of the testimony given at the coroner
inquest and the preliminary hearing going
before the jury.
1t took less than an hour to complete
the Jury after court convened this morn
ing. and a presentation of the case was
finished by the attorneys on both sides
at o'clock this afternoon. Two wit
nesses, both women, including the widoW
of the dead physician, were placed On
the stand this afternoon. Mrs. K. II.
Archer who lives directly across the
street from the Rustin home, and VINO
heard the shot and witnessed from her
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the book value to be s55 900 900, and
the actual value $40, 100000.
Dissolution of Trust

Dissolution of Trust.
Mr. Archbold said the trustees held
all the stocks of the subsidiary COM
panies from 1882 TO 1892, when the
trust began to dissolve in obedience
to decree of the supreme court of
Ohio. He did not know where the
stock certificates, books and journals
of the trustees were.
will you look for them2"
Il know of no reason why you
should not have them said Mr.. Arch
bold.
An exhibit of the defense showed that
when the trust began Its dissolution,
494,619 certificates out of 972,500 were
turned in for liquidation.
Mr.. Kellogg then read list of names
of those certificate holders who turned
in their certificates.
did you and your associates as
trustees turn in your certificates and
obtain stocks OF the subsidiary COM
panies to control them and give the
impression that the trust was dis
solVedg'
I'VE made the transfer in good faith
In accordance with the decree of the
courts. We had no Interior purposes.
did youss intend to dissolve the
trust?"
4 stand on the resolution taken by
the trustees and the record"
Nj. Archpold said that in 1898 he turned
III his various stocks and obtained certifl-
Gates of the standard of New Jersey and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-03

that all the holders of trust certificates
and holders of evidences of legal title OBJ
tanned shares in the minor companies
which were turned in and for which Stan
dard Oil company of New Jersey shares
were issued
why did you make the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey the holding COM
pany?"
New Jersey Laws.
I'VE were advised by counsel that the
laws OF New Jersey offered the most
reasonable treatment for corporations.
The acquisition of the Pacific Coal Oil
company by the Standard Oil company Of
California was inquired into by Mr.. KEEL
Iogg but Mr. Archbold said he had little
definite information Oh the matter. MI
Kellogg asked the witness If the Standard
had bought out the Producers and RE-
finers' Association Pipe Line company to
prevent il building a competitive pipe
line Mr. Archpold replied that he did
not think So
Mr. kellogg asked the witness to pro-
duce a list of companies which do not
appear III rhe DEFENDANTS exhibit Coun-
sci said taey yould be glad to comply
with the request.
Mr. Archboid said hes knew I. NJ
i3arnsdale OF Plttsburg who was inter-
ested in oil production and gas. Witness
denied that the Standard owned the
Barnsdale Oil company. but said that the
company had loaned Mr.. Barnsdale
money.
do you know of the loan of $1.5oOoOO
TO Mr.. Barnsdale from 1905 to 1882
Il know OF them generally
Loan to Barnesdae.
Mr. Archbold said 1t was arranged 60
loan Mr. Barnsdale the money on securi-
ties of his company. The contract Tor
the loan was in the Pittsburg Trust COM
pany.
Counsel for the defense said the con-
tract held in escrow in Pittsonrg Wouid
be the best evidence OF securities heid
for the loans and that the government
could easily get them there
Yes. and il We went there we might
find the contract was somewhere else
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window the struggle of Mrs. Rustin to
get her husband from the porch into the
house, developed nothing new, although
she testified that her husband, who also
heard the shot, has since been stricken
with apoplexy and will be unable to tes-
tify at the trial.
Mrs. Rustin made an interesting wit
hess. Attired in widows garb, with long
flowing veil, which formed a background
for her pale face, she showed alertness
In replying to questions and gave her EVIL
dence in an impressive and convincing
way.
She was frank in her explanations, and
while telling of her husbands success as
a physician and surgeon smiled with sat-
isfaction. During her examination sire
easily avoided falling into traps set for
her by counsel for the defense, and
was still under his searching examination
when court adjourned for the day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-03
Narrow Escape From Fire.

Pittsburg, December MANY of the
bruised, burned and mangled bodies res
cued from the depths of the Mariana
mines of the Pittsburg Buffalo Coal
company, where about 140 lives were
snuffed out by an explosion last Sat
urday, narrowly escaped incinepation
tonight when fire broke out in the i'm
provised morgue, a partially completed
three-story structure located at West
Zollarsville, near the mining town. The
fire was extinguished before any OF the
bodies We're reached
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-03
BREAKS A COLD PROMPTLY

The following formula is never failing
remedy for colds:
One ounce Of compound syrup Of Sar-
saparilla, ounce Toris compound and
half pint Of good whiskey, mix and shake
thoroughly each time and use IN doses OF
a tablespoonful every four hours.
This will frequently cure an acute cold
in twenty-four hours. The ingredients
can be gotten at any drug store.
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their original owners. Mr.. Archbold said
that Q. c. Sibley organized the Signal
Oil company of Franklin, Pa, and Gen.
Charles Miller developed the Galena Oh
company.
Later the Standard bought in the conf
panies and combined them as the Galena
Signal Oil company, which continued I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Sibley and Cen
eral Miller, both of whom held minority
interests in the company, Mr. Archboid
said that in 1881 lie had acquired control
Of the Empire Refining company, and
held the stock for the benefit of the Stan
dard's stockholders.
Recess was then taken for luncheon.
Individual Stockholders.
Mr. Archbold said, when court re-
sumed, he did not know the names of
the individuals who held the stocks
of the various smaller companies be-
fore the agreement of 1879. He said
he did not know whether the owners
of the minor. companies had been taken
into the Standard owners or not.
Mr.. Kellogg examined Mr.. Archbold
closely on the operation of the Villas,
Keith g. Chester agreement. Mr.. Arch
bold said he turned in his stocks in
the smaller companies to Villas. Keith
& Chester. and obtained trustees cer-
Utica Les.
There was much arg nment of counsel
an the form Of questions put 10 Mr..
Archbold, who AIR Kellogg said WAS
quite competent 10 take care OF him
self.
Il notice" said Mr. Kellogg, that
the balance sheet Of the trustees
showed tile valuation of the plants wa )
$50, 900 900 for which SO 100000 in Ger
tificates were Issued"
Il don't know about the balance
sheets, responded the witness.
Mr. Kellogg --uied To develop the
fact that the book value of the various
plants had been set down as s70,000.000
al the time of the Organization of the
trust and that a year later s14.000.000
was written off the value of the Ma
tional Trust company.
MIR. Archb9id said that he understood
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SUGGESTION
SLIP
Cut It Out For Use
In Shopping.

$40 Rocking Chair, mission, Xmas
gifted at ..#.#..... .%O.OO
$40 Rocking Chair, mahogany, Xmas
gifted at observation-disclosures. Sle.OO
s2o Library Table, golden oak, Xmas
gifted at ....,..-.... .|.#.#.H.... S22.oO
$50 Library Table, mahogany, Xmas
gifted at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $27.OO
$25 Dining Table, golden oak. xmas-
gifted at S29.OO
500 Dining Table, mahogany, Xmas
gifted at .......,...-........ $4,000
$40 Bedroom Set, golden oak, Xmas-
gifted at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
$50 BEDROOM Set, mahogany. Xmas
gifted mt $4,000
| $40 Davenport Bed, golden Oak, Xmas
gifted at ............-...... $27.OO
| $50 sideboard, golden oak, Xmas
gifted Mt Observation-Disclosures. S54.0O
$50 sideboard, mahogany. Xmas-
gifted at Observation-Disclosures. S62.5O
SIS Set Dining Room Chairs, mission,
Xmas-gifted mt ......-......... $500
s35 China Cabinet, golden oak, Xmas
gifted ut ..s.............. $31oO
$40 China Cabinet, mission, Xmas
gifted at Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
$50 China Cabinet, mahogany, Xmas
gifted at .................... $4,000
300 "arurODc, SOiueh onh, 2AmaS-
gifted at $3l.oO
| S55 Living Room Set, mahogany, Xmas
gifted at $4,000
$50 Hat Rack, golden oak, Xmas
gifted at &25.OO
$15 Cellarette, mission, xmas-gifted
at ...z...-........ ....-...-.. %l5.oO
$40 CelIsrette,. mission. xmas-gifted
at ...-......'. -........'.....= s3o.oo
400 Tady.s Writing Desk. mahogany.
Xmas-gffted at .............. $500
$40 Lady's Writing Desk, mission,
Xmas-gifted at ............. s13.bO
$12 Lady's Writing Desk, golden oak,
Xmas-gifted at ............... $3.50
$15 Music Cabinet, mahogany, Xmas
gifted at S1o.oO
$40 Chiffonier, mahogany, Xmas
gifted mt S36.OO
$50 Chiffonier, golden oak, Xmas-gifted
at $27.OO
$25 ChiRonier, mission, xmas-Siftcd
at ............. $3.50 =. S@--oV
1850 Morris Chair, mission of golden
oak, Xmas-zifted mt ........ S15S5
$50 Morris Chair. mahogany, Xmas
gifted at 1880 SlSOO
s15 shaving stand. golden oak or mis-
sion. Xmas-gifted at .......... $3.50
S1s Shaving stand, mahogany, Xmas
gifted ut ........... ......... Pto.-o
$50 Sewing Table. mahogany, Xmas
gifted at sz1.oo
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High Water at Fort Smith,

Fort Smith, Ark, December 2.-The
Arkansas river. has risen steadily since
Sunday noon, and tonight the flood stage
of % feet has been exceeded by several
feet There Is no danger here, but fndi-
cations are that the crest of the food will
be even greater than predicted at Pine
Plln