Montpelier Evening Argus from Montpelier, Vermont • 3

Gboton WELL CALL MR. J0DKIW3. MUTTEBIMttS. Mr. and Mrs.

Kendall and two dauah iabqaid eoniro. SPECIAL TODAY THE OSTEOPATH looks upon the human body es a perfect machine, and order as the first law of health. IF IN ORDER THE HUMAN MACHINE WILL DO ITS WORK PROPERLY AND RUN ITS ALLOTED TIME. E. E.

BEEMAN, D. Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy and A. T. Still Infirmary at Kirkiville, Mo. OFFICE HOURS, 8 to 4.

9.30 to 12. and Sat! p. m. excepted. OFFICE.

64 State Street, montpeller, Vt. Sent on Application. Teleptaoae 178-4. II II I King's "The Great Builder." py MEM ALT Curei Sleepleasnees. I Incressee the Appetite.

Makes Alllnr Women strong. I Builds up the Wasted Systam. Nourishes Skkly Children, I Makes perfect DIastlon. Is a prop to the A ted. 1 Strengthens Weak Nerves.

2y CCT MARVIN SHERBURNE. Illlllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllll tern, of Brandon, have moved to town and are occupying tbe Mrs. Byron Flemmlug nouse, on wasmngton street. Tbe funeral of the late Mrs. Jesse Wales Fregard occurred at ber late home last Wednesday afternoon, Rev.

Mr. Carlson omciating, one is survived by ber bu band and one daughter. Mrs. R. W.

Woolsy and daughter Edna nave arrived irom York olty and openea tneir summer nome. P. F. Burke and daughter Annie, of i-ort uenry, jn. nave been visiting in me city tue past weea.

Mrs. E. P. Rusfel has been visiting bsr wuiuer, iu nuuauu. Mrs.

C. P. Langworthy has been visit ing in iiutiana. H. L.

Hunt has been eon fined to, the Douse because of Illness. W. H. Cobb had ths best cow of his nerd die last Wednesday. Mrs.

C. H. Bain has been quite ill Mrs. Paulina R. Bingham has returned from New York city, where she has been spending tne waiter.

A common expression is: ''The human race is growing weaker and wiser." That we arc growing weaker is proved by the large number of piile, thin and emaciated people. That we are growing wiser may be proved by overcoming these disorders with the timely use of Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos-phites which gives strength, enriches the blood, invigorates the nerves and forms V. and Ji.oo, .11 druiglita. SCOTT A ttOWNE. ChamUta.

New York BUSINESS CARDS. Exchange Hotel. Meam neat and tiectric Llohts' Sample Room and Livery In Con nection. C. S.

HUBBARD. Prop, su PROFESSIONAL CARDS. H. 8. BOARDMAN, M.

D. Office and HeelJcaice, IOT fctate ML bieaaaLa of this nok aih TUHOITSKPMIU.Tr. Office Hoars Set a. 1 3 aad 1 to a p. n.

TeJcphOBe aaa-O. Hf C.W.Jacobs, M.D. OrflCE; Room 31 Walton's Block. OFFICE HOURSi IO12M, M. Residence, II Winter St.

Teleaheae Office, 157-4. Teleebese deste. estf HIRAM A. STEWART, M.D. The famoua phjralelaa to chronic or Uncaring die- aaee Is performlna treat enrea, at parlor No.

TJailoia Hoaiee, US Mala atreet, Moatpeller. Dr. Ktewart telle aiaeasae wtthrat ask In. aaiy qneettaaa, tberefore knoarlnf a pareon'a ailment be la able to fnrnlah nedlelnea aure to aralL Offloeboora, lOtoli A.M.; 1 18 P. at.

Oon- enltatloa free. mtt HOUSE GLEANERS! You Can Have Your Electric and Gas Fixtures Polished and Lacquered and Made as Good as New by The Colton MTg Co, by Carrlesss Go Carts. Now is the Time. ason Co. Have the Best Ones Made.

or set Sale For a Few Day Oaly. ilrs perfect goods, all sizes, lar price 11.00, your choice 69c. pair. K. NILES State St.

7ATCHES. We have them from' 13.00 up. Come In and teethe New $13 Gent's Size. PHILLIPS A LUCAS. to Ayer's Studio For all kind of Photographic and Crayon work.

Finishing for amateurs a specialty. 120 Main Montpeller, Vt. Fine Aaaortment of SMALL FERNS ultable for Fern Dishes At COBSEN'S GREENHOUSE. n's "Stub Proof" bbcr Boots, Bought before Uw adranee Id price, conee-quently we are telling litem at Juat the nree- ent wholesale prloe.t3.00. Alto Men a Hub- ber Boota at Remarkably good (or the price.

Ladloa' Robber Boot, 11 andlUa. jniaaee, ei.w, si.xo ana aL.au. IPMAN'S OLD RELIABLE SHOE STORE." 100 Male Street. Cut Prices. For a few days we are offering Tooth Brushes.

forlfie Tooth Powder, SOo One Minute Cough Cure, 15c Lie Witt's lilttle Karlv Misers. 15c Toilet Soap, Best Quality, per Bx. 85o CITIZENS' DRUG SUPPLY CO. Main St. I GOLD IN NAME GOLD IN SHADE GOLD IN 1ASTE FINEST COFFEE 6R0WN flavor and strength a trial lb.

will con- ice the most delicate taste. TO USB NO OTHER. P. 0. DEWEY, Elm Grocer.

eet us on Meats And we will meet you with the Finest Line of RESH and SALT MEATS in the city, and at prices that are honest. Our specialty at present Our own Home Cubed Hams, at STONE BROS. MARKET. 3tt Main St. NATIVE VERMONT BEEF.

mpare these prices with others: best und steak, lXo. loin steak, 17c. lb. itive meat is tne best, uur sugar cured hn is daily gaining us new customers. noie nams, lu c.

lb. 3. B. SIBLEY, 158 Elm St. FOOD AND COAL.

You need both to keep the bouse warm. A. DUBUC, Cor. Maim aad Barre St. lephoue 147-3.

VHITE CLOVER RIPS SYRUP The Beat. Xry It. rew Mere Navel Orange, 16 for 25c A. QALAISE, Grocer, IS Franklin St. lake No Mistake Jut Save Money By trading with C.

S. WHITTIER, The Old Reliable Meat Ma. THE GRAND THE LADY BARBER YtTat ttffivsa nnvvtlieiaufcal tVa nna GIiati In Miller's Block, where we fchall be pleased to ttreet all our old customers, as well as new ones. Ladies' work a specialty. lout 6.

WJONNETTC aad WIFE. Rubber Cotton Hose Stewards of Trinity Would Rot Recon elder Their Flret Vote. The stewards of the Methodist society held a meeting Saturday evening, and voted to sustain the previous vote taken to call Rev. Mr. Judklns, of Windsor, There has been some question about Rev, Andrew Gillie being transferred to the Troy conference, and In case be Is not transferred the subject of having him again as pastor of "Trinity church" baa been broached.

The stewards considered this, but could not see how, having voted to extend a oall to Mr. Judklns, they could consistently change tbe vote. Tbe Troy conference to which Mr. Gil lies wished to be transferred was ready to receive mm, provided one of their ministers could be transferred to the Vermont conference In his place. The man the Troy conference desired transferred to Vermont was not as good a man as Mr, Gillies, and consequently the Vermont members did not care to acauirsee to the cnangs unless as good a preacher was glv en in return.

Tbe Vermont' conference Is willing to allowMr. Gillies to go without any one to take his place, as there are a sufflolent number of clergymen now In the district, but the bishop of the Troy conference believed there would be one more than re quired In that conference In case this was done, and so could not coincide with the suggestion advanced by the Vermont con ference. Rev. W. R.

Davenport, the presiding elder, is endeavoring to arrange the matter satisfactorily, and a hone is entertain ed that Mr. Gillies will yet be successful In securing his transfer. OPXV TO THE PUBLIC Flab Commissioner J. W. Tltcomb has sent out extracts of Chapter 189, Vermont statutes, pertaining to publlo and private or posted waters.

Especial attention Is called to No. 101 Acts of 1898, amending section 4638. TJn der the amended law, all privately posted streams will be open to tbe publio for fish lng on May 1 next unless they or the oost- tm portions nave been stocked with art! nclally batched or reared fish at the expense of the owners or occupants who do tne posting. ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters advertised at the Daaa- omee la Montpeller for the week ending Aprn 17: LaDias.

Addle M. Lucas. Mrs. B. J.

Morse. Mlsa Carrie Rost Miss Lottie Thompson. HTLBMBN. A. E.

Eldridge. C. W. Harvey. T.

Marlon. Dannie McGorghan. William H. Smith. Henry Tourtgnle.

George L. Woods. SOCIAL AT WEST BERLIN. social and reception to Rev. VnA Daniels and Rev.

Edward Wells will he given at the "Methodist church" at West Berlin on Tuesday evening. Brother Daniels closes a pastorate of three years and has the best wishes of all the people for large success In bis calling. Brother wells will begin his pastoral work next Sunday. Brother Daniels will give dur ing the evening a recitation, "Widow Brown's Christmas." The ladies will serve coffee and cake free. MONTPELIER AND VICIHITY.

Mrs. Carpenter was reported as faillnir mis morning. Mrs. E. M.

Guernsey, of Vine street. Is Btill suffering from muscular Theuma- tism. F. P. Kinney, clerk at Marvin Sher burne's, spent Sunday at his home hi Plalnfleld.

Miss Cora Lewis, of Barre, was the guest last Sunday of Miss Maud Phillips, of East State street. A. C. Gilman has broken up housekeen- Ing for a time, and the family are board ing at No. 14 Downing street Mr.

Barlow, draftsman for Jones Broth ers at Barrehas leased the house on First avenue recently vacated by T. T. Ranney. The Junior Order of American Mechan ics are to hold a sugar and whist party In G. A.

B. hall tonight. Sugar served from 7 toO o'clock. Miss Ada Woodward and Mrs, Estella Ormsbee go to Barton this week to open millinery parlors In the rooms recently vacated by Mrs. E.

8. Barstow. O. Merrill Fiaher went to Boston today where he is to remain for three weeks, His friends will And him at the establishment of Jacobs, hitcomb Co. Lots of dew offerings in the advertising columns of ths Eveiting Argus today I And new bargains In the Bargain columns! Read them carefully.

It will be for your benefit E. H. Gabaree commenced work this morning en ths house he is to build on upper Elm street Alex. Campbell is to put in the foundation and Don Dodge is to do the carpenter work. tiSrSStSt; they handle because of an advance in the price of the raw material and a 10 peroent advance in labor.

According to the statement sent out by one large manufacturer. the advance In pig Iron over last year is 77 7-9 per cent; steel 70 1-5; pig copper, 71 1-80; tin, pig, 73)f; wire, 108; nails, 91X; lumber, 68; riveta, 86; oils, 100. C. N. Celley, a farmer living about two and a half miles from the city, on the Middlesex road, who was In the city today.

says that this morning, about 4 o'clock, upon going into bis farmyard he saw two deer. One was a buck, the other and neither seemed much afraid. After a time they left the yard and went Into an adjoining field. At 8 o'clockwhen he left home, they were within ten reds of tbe buildings. The doe had been to his place a number of times during the winter and he had fed her, at times betas within 10 feet of her.

Vebobitnks Vabiktiks. R. Lv Klnesland was in RiirlWfan loa. Wednesday. News has been received of Ihn snfa rival of G.

R. Thome in Liverpool. for Lawn and Garden use. We have just received a large stock direct from factory of the best Hose made. Calls for Monarch Paint are numerous and sales increasing.

We guarantee its superior quality and durability. W. A. Whiteblll is recovering from his long nmea. Ira Rlcker Is drawing lumber for bis nouse.

Albert Bailey was in town last Wed umaay, Julia Ford visited In Newbury portion 01 test week. A. M. Morrison and wife, of Barre, visited relatives In town last week. George Wbltehlll went to Waterbury last weei vo visit tx.

ma oroioer. R. D. Newton, of the Time staff, spent last bunaty at nis nome in est xopinam, State's Attorney Slack was In town last inursuay. W.

R. Weston, pf Montpeller, was In town last xuesuay. N. C. Wrlirht.

of North Haverhill. N. was In town last week. He Is to begin the erection of bis stone shed very soon. Mrs.

J. H. Smith and Mrs. B. M.

RIcker made a trip to Littleton, N. toe middle 01 last week. Rev. W. I.

Todd attended the funeral of -T. W. Dickey, at Topsham, last Thurs day. Miss Lettle Corruth made a trip to uarre last wees, to nave ner eyes exam. lned.

Elmer J. Mills, of Topsham. and Miss Euireuie F. ThomDson. of Newbury, were married at the parsonage last Sunday weea.

The literary meeting, postponed last week because of illness, in to be held this evening at the home of Mrs. 0. J. Bailey, This is conference week and the Metho- dint house will be cloned next Sunday, Itev. w.

1. Todd, It is earnestly Doped win be returned to town. The villaae school Is to commence Mav I. wltn Wins Kate leiner. mms Ada Sher burne and Frederick Sharp, teachers.

In the Moses Plummer district Miss Sadie Flnmmer will teach, Wins Hlanche Welch will have the school in the Hosea Welch diHtrict and Miss Carrie Stewart at the new house. Hoy Bailev is blacksmithing in the I. M. nicker shed, taking the place of nnggs, woo was aucnargeu. Mrs.

C. F. Robinson, of MontDelier. was in town the early Dart of last week to see Mrs. A.

Heath, ber mother, who is 111.. A monat the out-of-town DeoDle who via, lted in town last week were F. R. John Vakn.v, T. TtnlataB ll.nu.

8. Brock, Barnet; Burt Hayward, West ToDsbam: W. W. ThomDson. North Hav, erhill; Dr.

J. B. Darling, South Ryegate; Dr. John Thomas. Wells River: O.

D. Rogers. St. Johnaburv: William Cbao- manana a. w.xnompson, Portland, aie.

A good play well acted is sure to secure ublic favor in this city. Hence "A Texas teer" will meet with success at the Hlanchard Opera bouse Wednesday. April iv. tor unaries tx. noyi never aisanno nta.

Aside from its fun-making qualities, tbe farce comedy contains an immense amount of satire on the oolitical world, Tbe company is one of the best, and merriment will hold sway during the run of tnis, tne best or tne Hoyt aeries. Arthur Day. of Wllliamsville. had the third and fourth fingers of his riant hand cut off while at work in the saw mill the other day. Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and other distressing eruptive dlneases yield quickly and permanently to the cleausing, purirying power 01 Burdock mood tilt- ten.

Newspaper advertising Is more effective wan any otner mode, and an hvxsino Arus "ad" Is more effective than one in any other Montpelier paper for Montpel- er advertisers. Topsham Topics. William Dickey, of Manchester. N. Mrs.

Carrol Wells, of Lyme, N. and Mrs. Moses Sheriff, of Manchester, N. were in town last week Mondav to attend the funeral of T. W.

Dickey. When Mrs. G. A. Currier.

Mrs. D. G. McKay and Mrs. Ed.

Hood were returning from a visit, the horse became unmana geable and ran away, throwing the occu- ants out and seriously Injuring Mrs. urrler. James Allen, a former resident died in Newbury last Friday of heart trouble. His age was 69 years. The remains were brought to town on Monday and the fun eral was held In the village, Rev.

Mr. Cud worth officiating. The community was shocked by the sudden death of Thomas Wasson Dickey. He bad been in his usual health up to a week ago last Thursday night when his wife and daughter returued from an entertainment at tbe town hall about 9 clock. They found him unconscious and in spite of tbe best medical aid he remain ed in this state until the end about 6 'clock Mondav niubt.

The funeral was beld last Thursday afternoon, Rev. V. Todd, of Grotou, o'fficiating. Elmer J. Mills, of Topsham.

and Genie Thompson, of Newbury, were married in Groton last Sunday week by ltev. W.I. Todd. Mrs. Merriam Miller has sold a yoke of oxen to Frank Philbrick.

Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Huntimrton. of Newbury, are visiting Mrs. C.

P. Hood, their daughter. Forty couples attended tbe dance and igar party at Thomas Eastman's last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Koeers went to Peacham last Saturday to work for Mr. Hastings through the summer. The Standatd Shirt Is named Monarch.

For sale at A. D. FARWELL'S. Liquid Quickstop" e5e5 for headaches, (no matter what the source of the trouble springs from) cures quickly and effectively, and does not leave the stomach In' a disturbed condition after the hgadachels gone. Why wait for a mix to dissolve your headache is growing worse all the time.

Liquid "Quickstop" Cures Headaches Quickly OP ALL DRVOOISTS 39 CINT9 MATTISON DRUO CO. Dedham, Mass. STOCKINGS for wear, fit, style and fastness of colors I are named 600 yards Dress Goods, Check and faUCy mixtures, oniy 9c, per yard, T. S. BROPHY 8TATH 8TRBBT.

DUY WHITE DRAND RUBBERS. All other makes crack. These wont For sale only at D. M. 8HEPARO CO.

21 State St. Montpeller. Vermont HAM AND EGGS, Choioest Sugar Cured Hams and Freeh Country Egff. Also Extra Quality Dried Beef. Prices will please you.

Try ua KENT VI TON, 91 Main. Grocers. Storage Room For all Purposes. Household Goods. Slelahs.

Carriages. and in fact everything that you want storea. Terms reasonable, uoom enough for all. D. D.

NELSON. 35 Barre St. KID GLOVES Sizes 34 and 5 49 cents per pair In the basement L.P.4SH.C.GLEASON. 3 WORDS PRICE. QUALITY.

TERMS LOWBST, HIGHEST, EASIEST. No dealer In Pianos, Organs. Sewing Machines in N. E. oan undersell me.

To make sure write to J. P. DONOVAN, Montpeller White as Snow And properly ironed. Is the way we do laundry work. We preserve your linen by using no adulterations pure mua- cie and soap is our formula, Try us.

amiiy wora a specialty. tXA.2 ND LAUNDRY. 81 Elm Su- Bald Heads. You don't want one so call and see m' MRS. SUSIE M.

YORK. Chiropody. Manicure and Hair tlress- 1 lng. Ail racial jBiemisnes removed. Morse's Block, North Main Street.

BARRE, VT. tSALADA TEA. India and Ceylon teas are rapidly Coming to the front. Salada Tea is nut uo in one-half nound lead packets preserving fully its fine aroma. Try one packet.

Price 90c. per lb. Marvin Sherburne. Any Old Thing a Specialty. It don't make any dlfference what as long as It Is In our line.

Our GASOLENE RANGES are the best See them and then let's talk. E. E. DAVIS, 11 East State St. Ttie Barnes "WHITE FLYER," The daintiest, strongest and most beautiful bicycle on the market.

Also the Rambler, Waltham, Comet and Ideal wheels for sale by AI. m.Ordtvay 6k Capital Hall, 84 State Montpelier, Vt MOVINO TIME I ARB YOU 0OIN0 TO MOVB We have had 37 years experience In handliag furniture, pianos, and Suarantee satisfaction. We also oall kinds of heavy Jobbing and trucking. B. Daley.

PLATING of aU kinds In Gold. Silver and Nickel. If you have anything to be plated see us. Terms reasonable and work promptly done. We plat everything from a email thimble to tbe largeet pteee of table ware.

There can be ao better work dene brenreae, than we are doing. ait now axe making a specially of bicycle plating. MONTPELiee PLATING WORKS. J. B.

BMBRSON, Prop. 91 Main street. WORK OF CROSS SHOE, No. 20 State Street. LEATHER APRONS at low prices.

W. MILO, 123-147 No. 30 Stat Montpeller, Vt. A. D.

170 check on terms as liberal I. n.i.f..t. VIce rYeilsssL AIRFDT ffdoiiu 1, 1899. $15,097,751.04 i9H548.47 80,656,558.00 Wear 1898 1 2.87 1637,694.45 House Block. Montpeller.

Vt. I I I q- oo F. BLANCH TCtf RELIEF BY THE RED CROSS AMONG THE FILIPINOS, Is Being Supplemented In Our midst by the NOTICE. I bare secured rooms 1 Baldwin St. where I shall be on Tuesday and Wed nesday each week to do chiropody, shampooing, remove superfluous hair, facial blemishes.

KOtf Mrs. S. M. YORK. ARD CO.

GDS THAT JUST BE TUKWED ICJT HOrJEV. BARTON RED Sold Exclualvely by RANNEY, wet AMD RELAID. Old Carneta are taken no. thoronsrhlv Ileaned and relaid by A. M.

BILES 4 CO. very moderate prices. Mail orders are very promptly attended 115tf CARPETS CLEANED We can find no store in 31ontpelier where we can display our stock. You will make no mistake in 'he Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company. INCORPORATED purchasing aU Watches, HE OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IN VERMONT.

Assets Jan. 1, over Si2.500.OOri- Clocks, A General Banking business transacted. nterest paid on Savings Deposits. Commercial aecouats received, subject to Nim conservative naming. Money to loan on approved mortgages in Mentpelier and vicinity at 5 per cent All issuse of Government Bonds bought aad sold.

Blair and Company's Foreign and Domestic Letters of Credit Issued. lAMES W. BROCK, FretMeat. BART CROSS. i iivJ9 TRUSTEES.

JAMES W. BROCK, L. BART CROSS, ALBERT W. FERR1N MELVILLE K. SMTLDC, WILLIAM W.

BROCK Jewelry, Silverware, Pocket Cutlery, You will need in years at prices now made by JATIONAL LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY, January Jet Assets, plus (Actuaries 4 per cent), icies in force, insuring Nmiums, interest, etc ianiei Mare Has been appointed tor of the will of the late CynthiaR. Braes and J. W. Barn no.

finfnn xe written, year 1898, rouKh8 and D- Booth commissioners. Mrs. M. A. Barton Is ill with pneu- G.

F. O. KimbaU Is visitinB in Botn and New London, Conn. He will be away for a week or two. Riders, 6enl Agent, Opera MONTPELIER, VT..