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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10
STAR ROUTE.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 10
at the request of Congressman Suth-
erand, a star route has been estab-
lished between Pfckens and Hackers
Valley. The mail will be carried over
the route six times a week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10
CHANGE PROMISED.

tsPEsIAL Tt4E TELGGRAA'
WASHINGTON, D. c., April TO-
Mr.. Sutherland has the promise of a
change on the mail route between
Keyser and Petersburg, so that here
after the mail will be carried by auto
mobile instead of by wagon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10
PENSION SURGEON.
lnsrelAl 1e &c rGlEaRAM

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 10
c. +. Sayre has been appointed pen
sion examining surgeon ct POINT
Pleasant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10
T. MOORE JACKSON
ADDITION

Right in town, level
lots, three new houses
constructed in the addl-
ton, gas, water and sew
erage, restrictions as to
who shall live in the
neighborhood. Price of
lots from
$l,500 TO $500
according to location.
Over one-half Of the lots
sold in this addition.
Terms, one-fourth down
balance In one, two and
three years, equal notes
6 per cent. Look around
and see if you can do
near as well for the
money anywhere in
Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10

The most disastrous explosion
ever known was at 5ravellnes In
164S. Tire Thousand psrsons were
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10

ssFor The Lands Sake aad good
gardens. use BowkeT's SDecfal Garden
Fertilizer. Orie Myers Sells It.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10

Two story frame slate
roof house, five rooms
and bath, lot 25x90 feet.
just off Linden avenue;
lot level, good neighbor-
hood.
PRICE 1900
Terms, one-fourth down
balance in one and two
years, s per cent inter
est.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live stock Market.

Receipts of bccvez were IiS7 head /,
.luilhg 10 cars for the market making
WIN pre- Nlous arrivals Is cars on sale
S'"er' were In fairly good demand and
seneraliy 100 ljc. higher. good and choice
nn.iS were also higher. Hight aud common
oOl"suh stock steady, good 10 choice fat
cons 10 u lic. higher; medium cows steady
thin COWS easy 70 lower Tor Inferior stock
falr TO prim" steers sold A. ssdtg.5 per
100 lbs, oxen az $3.50; bulls al S. 7t n
s''6. cove a. i1ut7 few OF ,5ss
Dressed beef slow at 13di5dc per H.
Tor city dressed native sides.
Receipts ~ calves we're 7r6 head IN
Guiding lss fot the market. making with
the s'sl" stock %. on sale Veais Mere
quie' a. about steady prices. Erassers and
buttermik calves montreal Common TO
prine Veals sold ~ yh.ionsl2 per 90 lbs .
Culls and throwouts at S51SN city dresssd
veals We're quiet al 10 ulSc. per III, a
few selling at 1870; country dressed a;
1er1,c.
Receipts Of sheep auI lambs were ,2ss
head. Including -. cars Tor the market
making with the stale stock 50. cars on
sale. sheep steady for all grades. lambs
strong on limited supply and :ac higher
than Wednesday. Common 30 good sheen
sold 81 ~ 20 $3.50 per 100 lbs culls at
81 medium 20 prime lambs al t7b0mfs75.
Dressed mutton steady ~ inlic. per 10
dressed lambs a. i2Gl6tsc.. with best hog
dressed selling up to lie
Receipts 81 hogs we're lisa head. includ-
Ing ABOUT car for the market Feeling
weak sales vera az - 50u 81 So per 100
Ihs roughs sold at fS25.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
SUMNER RESORTk

"MOI>TAI> ANp LAKE RESOETs."
Beautifully illustrated booklet describing Al
tractivr resorts IN New York, New jersey and
pennsylVania; free a. LacktWanna Railroad
Tcket Orices In NY Ciiy, BROOKLYN, Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01

BLOCK ISLAND ORIENT,
GREENpORT, SHELTER ISLAND
AND SAG HARBOR.
Str, 'Shnnecock" % Montauk steam Dat
and Thur,, 80 L. ~; Sat. 100 y. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
NEW YORK-AdirondncL..

wAYspE INN ,9 sHa cI"9 ,sss,,, h:k, ts
RIOVS SIS 90 upwards booklet. GEORGE
W la SALE, Proprietor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01

FRENCH LINE.
CompsErio Geuerale Trausatlan,iuue
Direct Line to Hayre-Psris Frsnce).
Genersl Agency ~ state 81. y. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01

90 TO BFRNIDA Ideal Vacation Resort
. Days from y. y, Round TIP ;. mn. ANY AE'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
HARTFORD LINE

From New Pier 20. East River, foot IT Pee y"
daily except sunday, AZ y. NJ. for Conneo"ou'
River BINDINGS. Write for summer folder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
The Ulster & Delaware r. K.

GRAND VIEW HOTEL, Lake Placid, n. 7.
Golf tennis. boating. bathing. Circular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
Popular s sIfnT Yacht Clifton

Around Manhattan Isle, ~. 4. ". 42d ~
Daily az suns 1880 4 2i3O. Music Lecturer TX
n Folders Hotels 4 Tx Ofcs. Tel. SAL Gram.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
LIVERPOOL SERVICE
London, Paris, Berlin. Vienna. Via ti.hEuard
WORLDS FASTEST WEEKLY OCEAN
PASSENGER MAIL SERVICE
NEXT SAILINuJ
LUSlTANIA" Aug. 4SS'ssf ".
MAURITANIA" Aug.llss,,S%p
"AQUlTANlA" Aug.2s :. 81
'uCunlA, Az Ar. ~ ~ luSlTANIa, sept " ?
MAURITANIA, fi'IS.ta,',AQUITANlA, sgt sTsM Is

uaa.tr. ',,hr'' ,hus service
Trieste. Plume. 5.illnss noon. See Itinerary
sANONlA. Aug. 11NERNtA ....Aug I.
fASNONlA... Aug. iliCARPATHIA. sept.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.


THURSDAY
ppaaii23 ny sui, Treasury 70 banks. N.1si.ooo
fald by banks to sub'rreasury tsslOOo
Loss 70 banks on days trans
actions ...:................... ss.o7s.oos
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
ppaai,d nv sui, Treasury TO banks. ,25,5ss, 900
i"'u ~ pAhks 10 sub-lroasury. 3i.l7b.O00
,ass 10 bInhs. ,............... $3.50, 900
Nlous week ................... 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Atisntic Coast Line Railroad cor.
pany reports for June:
49, - 1917. Changes
Opcr revenue go. ss5i.012 Inc. s34i,s1e
oper exp. a taxes. 2375.2i7 Inc. 2et,o57
oper. income. si75.s55 Dec. s5g.2ss
Fiscal year:
Oper. revenue .t3ss32se7 Inc. s7oesas
oper exp ~ taxes. 2777S.2t6 Inc. lsss.7ss
oper. income. po5e.ssi Dec. ,s7s,l.
SEABoARD AIR LINE.
The seaboard Air Line Railway company
reports for June: 1910 Changes
gross earnings.... Sig47.2s7 rnc ssb2s
oper exp Il taxes. i,3si,s3i Inc. Sails
Net earnings. ,555.s5s Dec. s2s,osI
Fiscal year:
Gross earnings a., 90, ,.- r.. .-.,
oper exp d taxes. 1s3I0.3et Inc s,s7S2
Net ea"nings. tsssi,sss Inc. slasii1
The PeUnsylvania system-East and We,
reports earnings for June:
Lines East:
r,,, . 1914 Changes
oncr rsvehne '....f 2l072.lSs Dec.si. 29O,s5s
O'''' oNrenses''''.. 1899, $50 Dec. l.I4l235
t'per. Income. s5.11ssos Dec. siael25
Lines West:
nnotaI revenue 900. ts.SsGO1i Dec silb7oO3
Nper eNpehses' O,J9l t37 Dec. $50 os5
o,per. income. s2,3oss7s Inc. si2s.os?
- East and West;
Total revenue. $40 gs7 isa Ia. q, ~ ~,
opcr eNpenses.... 2s5I2 TiT psC a oSi 80
---aH-
tpef income. s7423Is1 Inc y27s ea7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01

Round the world Trip., SiIi.s5 and M
special through rate to Egypt Ir ala. China
Japan Manila. Australia. New Zealand South
AFRICA and South America Independent ''our.
In Europe. &c. send for booklet Cunard Tow,
Cunard steamship Co. Ltd, 2i-2I stat.
street, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01

\: DAY All Expense Northern Cruise, 500
Booklet free. Rcd cross llun Now irrh
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
y@crcim Baden"

Orr &erein 9aOen p%eriommelte iidD
am porigen Wlittmod A6uio, oclt
-. S. 4Rts.. in ieineln &creitslofol,
936 Asa. g(ue. O. IS Gen &orliB
ia6rtc 9rdii0ent 9bilipp Cities Sc.
frctdr u. MeifborOt pcrlaS nad Der
Groifmmg ser Gerianmlitng oos
@roiofna. Oil ein3elneu 8eamtcn
crltotteteu i6rc 9eridte. Sic 9elc'
GotSn 0es @cntrolpcrbouoes, SEER
Y6ilipp Cities unO Serr &arl Sam.
mel, beridteten iibcr sic @toIlcnper-
iammlmg inn 9(rion anl Giclsta9
N6cno umo es mur0en ans Der Ser
ainstaiie Is Collar iiir 0icien 3mcrt
bgmiaigt. SEER aorI Sauntel CT.
iwtattcte 9cridt ais 0elegat iiir Oas
0ohi6e @aiien6aus mo IS iuurocl
(idets iiir oaS an 9abortng ltatt=
iinou0e 9icuic perfanit. 3araii CT.
iolQtc &crtaamg.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

Qentidlrs @aiien9ans.

9hn uoriqcn Somtag, Den q D.
Otis, bielten oic 3ireftorcn ocs oei'i
idat @aiienbaliies, ionic ole SeanI
ten scr acknowledgements ibre Nf0s
nat speriamilung III Der Nnltalt ob.
Trot ser unertr0aliheH NiBc ipat.
ser 23ciu6 Gin 5ablrei@er 81 neiulclI-
@rdliOcnt Mfartin Wiegano lnbrtt
Sen 9orlib. 9tad glmlabme oc9 Fro.
tofollS, Oas bonn @ereinsicfretol
Serrn @m. Mcpers uorgelelen iulIr'
Sc. mo nab Gntgegennabnle oeS mo-
natliben 6inan5berihtes ocs Shag
nfeiiters, Serrn Gbas. &ogier, bcrtdl
teien peri6ic0ene Serren als @orlIb
ar hires aomites iiber geldoltlide
9naelcoenbeiteu. 6rou &atbarlnu
@artbcl pom ACKNOWLEDGMENT er'
i~tottete gcridlt iiber sic Arrangc.
ments iiir oas ON Sabortaae Den Z.
Scpteniber itatt3uiin0enOe l0brlicj'
litnic. 9lth beridtete 6rau &at0.
0Jifler ii6cr Oic &c%rianumlml9 oc2
Canten N%dbnerein5. SIN 3orrcipot.
0ci3en mdren einaeaangen: Gni
Bricf BON einem g9ittmer pegen Alti.
nd6nie leiner Sinner III ole Aaltalt.
gieles OcIu6 iprroe abidldgig be
mtmortet. G6enio mllroeH aH0tre
einqelauicne 9rieie prompt crleoigt,
Die ii6li6en Observation-Disclosures
Dinoen aitr 3ablung angcwielen. "a
lutf crfolgte Der 9eridt OcS Al-
i..slt5 ! Superinteuoeutea sd. Frell.
lib Qna6en pmo 10 0ido6eu bclnhel
0edelludrtiq sic 9%lnltalt, ui1 bertd)
tcte er, 0aB Ger 4. Sltli.in gcblibrelI
ser @eile q~eicicrt mnroe.
HrdliOent @ie9anO mo Johann bic
aiueIenoeu Serren elm 5ablreid al
6sr am 0ieista0 gfbenO in Der Arion
bale ltottfinoclOcn N}diienOcriamnl
luaa tcil5lrnebmeit. Sic mogcn bel
fen, @eQe uno Mittel 8u 5eigen fit
cine 6ilfeleiituug an oos 9iote arei5.
0eiter iprah ii6 ser @rdii0cnt ans
ii6cr Oie fali6eu mo miinnigen Sci.
ti~nigs6cridte in Der en9liib mmeri
fanii6en @reiie, Die man III Der per
gaiigelten ISOLDE leien foulte.
GS nnroen Johann Gun0iO1tcll
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

Gle Sdua6ul niahIcn iif ali DO.
rioelt Sonlitna nit Meiblcin mo
ainolein slnn @einuJ Der ld0llcls
6urnl oes 0trtit Sclberllc9, iinDt
9laocnsburg, uui. 9ielcr AlsllnA
mar ciqcnt(id nar iilr Die &ereN
miiQtieoer beitinmlt abcr mas BARS,
0us @ciblcin luoatc nidlt allein %
bcim blciben, un0 10 nlodten lie lldJ
oue AMI ocu Wfarid. 9hnd TrelutOe
mo 8cfalute scr NiltNlie0cr lUareii
sa6lrci@ cri0ienut. anr5 9eloNt
OoS 9c6at oaielblt mar iebr acl1iIt
lid,. Gas Efcnir bercitc!c leOelI
Srell0e. Der 0aroli teilnobnt. lllttr
Qcituna Oes DENOMINATIONS, @errli
Sernlom @oaH;9, ionNcn bic 4is-
fliiolrr sic .gSo6t oln 9ibein~. Brd.
lioeut Gorl 9ronil ri6tetc oil dc
GrIMicilcren eiien gGiafommells
@rilB, nobel cs Oen Shpaben miri-
lid al Ser8cn aina, ais Scr Meollcr
Ocs @atcrlanOes III ser 6ernc Qeoodl.
IL. 0as ii6 mn in &rieQsnotei be.
fin0et. Sin b%rallienocS sod ertQn,
tc alii oas 10. g8iirttem6crdiId}e Nr-
meeforps, 0eiien 9oiunasDort i'm
aricae iIt: u6iir6tlos ms trctl4
@iih 6rad6te man Gin @oh ans an
ocn oclItihen aaiicr nno feline gr
NICE.
9lcqbt Ec6cnsmiiroia tat iid oie
SouSmirtinL ,Sron 5elt6erlidL her
Dor. sic sen @ditelI Gin icbr idlniad
bolt an6ercitetcs .Gbidat Ninner"
Ierpiertc ms oic aiiocr nit SIS
cream bcpirtetc.
SEER 9'rGiioclt Sort @rain tcill
ms init 0ab Der Sicintrtrad ocS
8icllics 0em ihpdbilthrn S~iiliSfoa0
8ioe6cn mrs. WuoiB i'll oicic Soc
III lo67nsmyirr 9R2iic dl}pFrfcnleii.
Sum ShlnB III norb crp1hnt. naI}
SEER SeliberliN pic0cr orti 0sn gel
licl iii, nd6 lanaenn &ronfenlo0cr-
Gas Gomite, Dem ser &ereil bic
les trfalQrei1e Set peromnft, be-
Itln0 ans sen &errcn: Carl SralnL
Saeob @aucr un0 Mid 0ieb.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
9tutid Nmerifauiidcr lImtcrltiIg.
nnaS girrcin.

0icistdg. 0cll #. Ilgult birli
Der Dentib Amcrifnnilde lllIter.
iiiiBuu0sDcrcim icins MolIatspcr
iamnllmg III MaBnianu's Nallc ob.
@err Stephan Sranf, %e~rcinsprdli
0eut iii0rte ouu &oriib, Nac Ne.
oulicn, ioipie cine 0roBe An5abl Ntil-
Qlieoer warei %nuueicnO. Der Setre'
idr, Serr pic. @ie0anO, pcrlaS oo:
&rotofol mo Is iolgtcu ibW bic Ne.
oiiitcn nit ibrcn 9'crihtell. Gincii
araafcn wuroc sic llntcritiibnilq 5ll-
tell mo 5iDci lleue mlroel lilr cue
ioldc nor0cidlo0el. Die abreb
ming 0cs Musings nod @belapcatt
Bead muroe aioaiitiq entae9clAe
noutnlei. 9tad 56luB Der %erlmilul-
lula beaobcn lid Die 9hlmelenocn
ilad BEN 9(rion, moiclblt ant iclbcil
9lbenNe cine groBc &crlalnmllllt'
Ocr Aotcn &rcu5oeieuidaft obachAl
ten pur0c.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

Oh pom Softer ooer Sobn, man
6ci 0ismers imner fein broiellt
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

Sin 9rOtclt Ser aat6ulifcn.

gm poriQen Snnntag, Den .. Iit
quit. muroe in @ittsbnr9, Edv ole
Notwithstanding Oes Oclltideil
roniiid fot6oliiden Gentraloereltls
nit QroBer 6eicrlidfeit croiinct. Sic
0eleQaten proteitierten IN eillcr Ser
Iammluulq qegcll Die SeBercien Der
euoliihen 9rciie geQen Dentidlolto.
@beulo beiAloiien Oie 0elegotell oer
1900 @ereine, einen llnterltilBnngs
Son0 m%tf3llbrinaen fiir Ole Mittipcl!
mo @ailcn gefallencr arieger. 9crr
Sol. Srep, ser @r1liOent 0es Gcntrols
@ereins, iagte ii. g.: D8ir Gcitt
ihen in Nmerifa, bic mir spar mic
rer ncilen @eimot nit Seib nlo Scel
crQebcn Iino, ober nod in altef
Greuc al nnIerem Gaterlaao bdngch,
moaen bon Ser elqliid geidriebetlcil
8reIic fcile @efdai9feitcn, aber mas
mr. pcrlongen un0 mas mir cripor
ten founcrt. meniQltens non Den oil
3citineen 9lnlcrifos, 1T
u@ipc tbc Germans a fair plup.
81 pom Softer ooer 6obn, man
6ci Oismers intner fem bcoient
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

iiir oie MitglicoIdait Dorgeidlagen
info aufgcnommen; cincr ourb oell
@brenproiioent 6reo. Smbot ais
&oridl1ger, elm onoerer Our6 Den
@r1liocntcn 90. gSieanno. As $50.
mite iiir Oas @iaiic an Sa6ortdg
0cu z. September, crnannte Der Fra.
iiOent ~iolgeuOes &onlite:
Sobn Nppidl Grfriidnngcn;
&arl @ommel, Giiren;
81 g8. NSmbot aoaeftioHcit;
g. Wcinberg transport.
0aruui pertaltc iid) bic @crlanlnl
liun1.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
0nfel @raiin @ctaniannasucreiM.

en- Arion Notsfcller iono am Der.
Qoracncn 0ienStaQ 9lbelO Die No.
nateiiVmg oes 0nfel 8rdiig &er1nii4
ainidspercins itatt. Die 8cmutca 10.
mic Mtitalicoer batten lih 5oblreidl
einQefmocn. @err @enrp gGebrcn-
bcra praiiOicrtc mo Geo. 3tair Der
las mic iiblid sic Srihliiile Der up.
riOcn &criunmtling. sGs fanlcit Der.
iWicoene @eihdite -3nr Grlcoi0ing.
auocrcm mnroen 25 Dollar Iilr
Die Note Hrcl5 @eicifdait aus Der
Ssoile 6emiaiat.
0icic 5tiftlma scr 0ntels iii ic6r
3lnlal IS ser critic @ereiM 1T.
Der nit Qflten @eiipiel iiir oicie Nll-
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

lie 5adjc uorolige9ongen it, @Qilelit-
lid loIgen bdlo oud ole anocreu Yer
cine oiclcm @ciipiele. p8erba mo
pcIt, crempla tra6unt."
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

Sn Sem rridcu Eager Scr Spirit
muicn : WruR6anSInug BON q. Mi6I-
ciicA GompanD ~crfrent iid 0Gaf-
mOut" Nans Geion0crcr YclirGtGcit.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

TO OUR ADVERTISERS.
Please Take Noti-eI

The Washington Journal is the
only German newspaper in this
city and the adjoining counties of
Maryland and Virginia. A large
number of papers also go to sub
scribers in other portions of these
States and to other States in the
Union.
In duty bound this newspaper
extends its sympathies, its infu-
ence and aid to Germany and Aus
tria now struggling in war against
a powerful alliance.
These efforts have been duly
appreciated by our German-Amer-
lean citizens who have come for
ward with subscriptions, giving us
an enlarged circulation. The Ger
man-Americans here, and in every
locality in America, have organ
lied to render what aid to the
Fatherland they possibly can. In
this endeavor it is the German
press in this country which has
come to the front to support this
movement.
We thank our advertisers for
the patronage bestowed upon us
in the past and respectfully solicit
a share Of your advertising in the
coming season.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23
WHITING.

Arthur Lewis had his ankle injured
last week by a wagon load of gravel
running over it while working on the
road He will be obliged to use crutches
for some time.
Miss Flora Smith. Mrs. A. c. Need
ham and Miss Edith Medina spent last
week with relatives in Hinesburgh.
Mr.. Hobbs of Weybridge visited his
son, Fred, at A. G. Freegards the first
of the week.
The entertainment given by the Boys
club October 16 was a great success.
They were assisted by some of the young
ladies. Ice cream and candy were sold
and fine time enjoyed.
Luther E. Webster went to New Bos.
ton, N. H., Monday for a visit with rel
atives.
Rev. w. NJ. Mayhew from st. Adams
is visiting friends here.
r. Penniman of Meridian, N. H., was
visitor in town last week.
Mrs. Florence Kelsey took an auto
trip to Randolph Center and other towns
near last week and visited her son,
Howard, who is in the Agricultural
school.
Misses Ellen Taylor ond Dorothy Kel-
sey are home from Brandon High school
for two weeks. The school there is
closed on occount of infantile paralysis
Deputy c. Rump and Mrs. Bump OF
Salisbury visited Whiting Grange Tues
day evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23

The fence at Evergreen cemetery has
been newly painted and the work of
grading is completed. Over $1,000 has
been expended and it is now in fine con-
ditiOn.
New sidewalks are being built north
of the village under the direction Of
NJ. j. Landon.
julius Z. Cowles is the only candidate
for town representative. Mr.. Cowles
came within few votes of being elected
two years ago.
G. F.. Palmer has been acting as town
clerk during the past month.
Florence Clifford and Edward Dana,
who have been i'll with infantile paI
alvsis. are able to walk about and expect
to attend school next week EeanOr
Dana is able to sit up but cannot walk
yet.
Roy H. Potter now conveys the Town
Hill scholars to the graded school and
has new wagon.
VIM. II. Hunt has returned home from
a two weeks visit with his daughter
Mrs. w. A. Hoag of Burlington.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23
D. H. McHUGH'S


To buy one copy each Chittenden,
Addison, Rutland, and Bennington
counties, of county atlesses compiled
by F. w. Beers, and published by
Beers, Ellis and Soule, during 800 to
1873. rThe ALIASES were each coun-
ty separately bound, and each book
contained in addition to the county
map a map of the state and maps OF
cities and towns within the county.
Address
E. +. GEBHARDT,
4o4 College ST.
4It3 Burlington, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23
Weekday, Oct. 28
At 10 "a. III. Prompt

The House Is large and well built, is
IL mile from school, 21-2 miles from
Bridport Village, s miles from Middle
bury; the large barn, etc, are in good
condition. 'Stock includes IA Young
Cows, all to freshen before Apr. /,
Yearling Heifers, : Heifer Calves of
grade Hostein, Holstein Bull Calf; IS
so 10 Pigs, Sow yr., Pair yr. Geld
ings, 5000 lbs. fine workers; a 2 yr.
Geding. weight 900, sired by Gorham
Horse; . VT. old Mare, sired by Mikado,
weight 900. sucking colt, , cheap horses.
'TOOLS, ETC, Good Work Wagons,
Sets Heavy Sleds. , Horse rake, 6 Sets
Harness. New Sets of Collars, Set
Platform Scales, weighs up to 400 lbs,
New Empire Separator, new, capacity
1850 lbs Driving Sleighs, Cutters, Supfr-
Tor double disk drill, John Deere Plow,
Oliver and Castleton Flows, Cultivators,
Wheel Harrows, Drag, Moving Machine,
new; Milk Cans, new; Churn, Self Feed
ing Drill, Complete Set Blacksmith
Tools, . Large Caudron Kettles, Gravel
and Hay Racks, 10 eds, Dry Wood,
Forks, Shovels, etc, Stump Fuller, Jack
Screws, Box Stove, Buffalo Robes,
Blankets Hay and Corn Stalks.
TERMS
on Farm 81 900 down and Mortgage for
the blance; on the rest, sums under $40,
cash. over So approved paper for so
day. Free Lunch at ~ O O N
JOSEPH BLAIsE & Son,
Jason SPAULDING, Auction'r.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23
A Nl11lEBuRY INQUIRY
Answered by the Statement of Mid
dlebury Resident.

When first the long series of reports
of Middlebury people who nave been
relieved by ID ,an's Kidney Pills We're
published IN the local press, great enthu-
siasm and interest were aroused But
Middlehury is now inquiring How are
these people keeping today; How has
lhe benefit they received withsiood the
test of time?' For that, after all, is the
essential test of cure. On this point
doubt can no longer exist, for after
many years those who have been cured
emphatcally declare their cures to be
lasting.
w. w. Counter, "a n. Pleasant
ST.. Middlebury, says Nothing has
changed my high opinion of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They still have my endorse
ment. While | have had no sympt ms
of kidney trouble since Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me nearly three years ago,
another of the family has since been
cured. This experience has inc! eased
my confidence in the curative powers of
this remedy. You may continue the
publication of my former statement
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Counter
had, Foster ilburn Co, Props, Buff
falo, n. Y. adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23
EW HAVEN.

Church services were held last Sun
day. Mr.. Hendry supplying the desk.
Schools opened last Monday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cowles and Miss Minnie
Doud visited at Mr.. Colby's in Lincoln
last Wednesday and Thursday.
1t was with regret we learned that
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Baker were to take
up their residence in another town. We
are glad to hear they have decided to
remain at "Spring Grove" They would
be much missed in town, especially on
Town Hill.
Roy Potter conveys the Town Hill
pupils to the number of twenty-one TO
the Beeman High school.
Miss Josephine Brandon, living near
the pulp mill, died of diphtheria few
days since.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Everest took the first prize at the baby
contest at South SALISBURY recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, H C. Peck and wife re-
Gently visited their brother, John Peck,
in Mortified.
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien of Middlehury
was guest f her sister, Mrs. Fred
Partch, in the early week.
Alanson G. Wright has been quite i'll
for several days.
Evert Daniels has 800 bushels of pota.
toes this year and is shipping them to
market. Rowley Bros. have over 900
bushels.
The schools opened Monday with a
go d attendance Several were present
! from out of town.
II & Roscoe has gone to Mt Clemens
for medical Il eatment.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23
LEICESTER JUNCTION.

Our station agent, Harley Fdrnsworth,
and Mrs Farnsworth are rejoicing over
the birth of a daughter. born the 18th.
o. A. Briggs lost valuable COW last
week.
Clifford Bacon has returned from
Springfield, Mass.
Robert Oliver and family were at
Frank Whitney's in Salisbury Sunday.
Mrs. s. A. Bacon was in Nergennes
Friday.
Edward Trudo has gone to northern
New York to work on Il lumber job.
S A. Bacon was home from Adams
Ferry for over Sunday
Edward Murray sold fine colt to Jud.
son Severy recently.
DR.. j. R. Renfrew of Mddlebury was
in town making professional call Fri
day.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-10-23
Checks Kidney Trouble at Once.

There is such ready action in Foley
Kidney Pills. you feel their healing from
the very first dose. Backache, weak,
sore kidneys, painful bladder and irreg-
ular action disappear with their use. o.
Palmer. Green Bay, Wis, says: MY
wife Is rapidly recovering her health
and strength, due solely to Foley Kidney
Pills And w. I. Hutchens, Nicholson,
Ga. says, Just few doses made me
feel better. and now my pains and rheu-
matsm are all gone and | sleep all night
long" Frost's Pharmacy.-adv.