Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 334

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Thayer a Winner, 10 to 6.

Dean lost to Thayer academy at foot ball Saturday mostly through overcouf dence. Both teams played etrongly, the visitors having just a shade the best of it. The contest was played in a drizzling raiu, but the teams paid little attention to the disagreeable conditions and battled on to the end. The summary :

DEAN. Positions. THAYER.

Manning.

.. I. e. .. Reilly

Mitchell

.I. t . Harmon

Townsend

Echols.

Roberts

Stone.

Smilb.

Phipps

Inarter Gallagher

Pulsifer.

Thompson, icapt ;. ... r. h. b. .Remick

Forbey.

Score, Thayer 10, Dean 6. 7 Touclujowns, Esler-

brooks, Townsend, Phipps, Goal from torweb- down, Forbes. I'mgare. Gallagher. Referee.

Healy. Linesmmen, Winslow aort M. Benson. Time, 20-minute halves.

Alden Club.

Members will not forget the Hallow- e'en social at Elm farm hall tomorrow night. An extra car will be int waiting at the postoffie at 7.15 promptly. Plant Sale.

For three days only, commencing Nov. 1. at the Colby store, I shall offer for sale a gondol variety of choice potted planis, chrysanthemums, ferus, begonias and ent flowers. Mrs. W. F. KING.

Auction of Household Goods.

Don't fuil to come to the auction on Friday evening at Opera House block if you want rare bargains. Now is the time tu buy.

These are fish days. Shad, swordl- Hsh, mackerel, blue fish, hutter flsb, hal-

and tools will be sold at prices so low as ibut, clams aud lobsters. Paine, the fish. Inau.

to be insignificant. Come one, come all, to this rummage sale.

shoot birds aud carry them away, con- trary to law. They propose to look the Wrentham center is a delight to the eye matter np.

and good for the soul of the Christian. Clusters of delicious grapes nearly as The followlug election officers were appointed by the selectmen Friday even- large as a mau's head bang un carefully ing: Tellers, B. M. Rockwood, John P. trimmed vines. It sometimes seents a

Costello, John E Barber and M. F. Con. roy ; hallot clerks, Albert H. Martin, John A. O'Sullivan.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stewart and I1. W. Thayer have returned from the Fall River Y M C. A. conference decidedly enthusiastic over association work, and speak very highly of the interest and re- sulta of the conference

Elaborate preparatinus are being made hy the different committees of the Ladies' Auxiliary in charge of the Hallowe'en party to he held Wednesday evening in Foresters' hall, and the affair promises to he a pleasant social event.

Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Noyes have re- torned from the vacation in New York state and Massachusetts. Mr. Noyes' father, by the way, is a campaign speaker and speaks at Wrentham next Monday evening with Candidate Powers,

Rev. G W. Miper zave an informal talk Friday morning before some of the papils of the High school on the subject, "The Nebula Hypothesis." He traced briefly the evolution of the son and planets from a nebulus state to their present condition.

The M. A & W. Street Railway cum- pany bas made a report to the assessors of the gruss treeipts for a year and miles Mrs. Mary Dugan passed away at her home on Cottage street Friday evening, of track, as required by the law of 180s. and hy which the railway enmpany has aged 63 years, her death being due to to piny an excise ur franchise tax varving heart tronble. She leaves one son and one daughter, Charles and Miss Mary Dugan. The funeral was held yesterday L. W. Daniels entertained Charles H. from St. Mary's chapel,

We doubt if there is another telephone excba ge in the state that has a more expert and courteous day operator than our local exchange possesses in Mrs. Tracey, Although kept husy all day long answering calls, never once does she luxe her temper or get "rattled."

Commencing yesterday morning, the electric cars tu Wrentham and Plainville began upon an hourly schedule, instead of every honr and a half, the cars leaving the postoffice at quarter past the hour. This change is dne to the request of the Wrentham people, who thought the hours of running too far apart.

Ou Friday the 2 p. m. car from Milford to Bellingham, om the Milford, Attleboro and Woonsocket street railway, jumped the track at Bellingham and ran into the front yard of Carroll E. White's home. It had fourteen passengers, but none were injured. The car is a vestibuled one and every window was broken and the apparatus wrecked to the extent of $100. Traffic was delayed four hours.

all the charges entered against them. A hearing was given McParland, but no The following children of the Four decision was reached, and both casee

were continued until next Saturday.

Registration closed at 10 p. in Satur

day with 05 uames added during the day and evening, making the added names

144. The assessors were in session from

Doon for assessing omitted polls, and several who had been overlooked In the spring applied and were put on the list. It is noticed that many are more cou- cerned about this matter in the fall, near election time, than in the spring, when the assessors are looking for them. In 1896 the vote for president here was a

bad 661, the Democrats DS, and Detno-

the mill for a target and was in the act cratic nomination 42, 18 votes divided

of firing when a companion knocked the gun upward, the shot pouring into the

between the other four parties. The registration at that time was somewhat

voters registered 18 910, against 1,004 in 1806, and 086 iu 1892.

A special car for the accommodation of the Franklin help employed at the Worcester Textile company's works at Unionville has been put on at 6 p. m. The regular 6 o'clock car had been unable to accommodate all the hands coming to Franklin and many of them had been obliged to stand daily, aud it appears the employees bad called upon the street railway officials and requested that a special car be placed at their service, The company was considering the mutter, but were acting too slow for the employees, who agreed nut to ride on the regular car, Accordingly on Wednesday and Thursday evenings the help did not ride on the regular car, bot made the distance to town ot foot. The railway company. however, came to their relief on Friday and provided the desired accommodation.

Fred. V. Hussey is studylag medicine at the College of Physicians and Sur- geons in New York city. Hle went to

that upon a number of matters he had been misinformed, and concluded that the wisent tinng would be to take a four years' course here and Wuish up in Europe, if uvcessary. The course there would bave required live years, aud some

A Rumniage Sale.

St. John's Guild will conduct a "ram- mage sale" of large proportions next Saturday afternoon and evening, Nov. 3, in the easterntost store in Opera House block. All kinds of articles, Including clothing. household furnishings, boots, shoes, hats and caps, furniture, utensils

. K ... Burroughs, Bickley Do Platis Adams

.Carr

. . 1. 1. 1) Esterbrooks

.. f. 1 .... .. Kelley

A telephone pay station was estab lisbed at MeCabe & Cody's grocery store on Union street Friday for the accom- modation of people in that section of the panee of glass were shattered.

Corners school have been neither absent nor tardy during the month of October: Walter Bristew, Earle Conway, Beatrice Copeland, Willie Dauphinee, Bertha

Feeley, Nellie Feeley, Edwin Ferrer, Henry Granger, Lina Hamilton, George Joyce, May Keefe, Chester Ledhury, Raymond Lundborn, Richard Savage, Genevieve Searle, Russell Stewart, Rob- ert Winters.

An eleven year-old hoy and a shot gun were the cause for consternation among the employees in the spinning room of

Hayward's mill yesterday morning. The total of 821; of which the Republicans hoy had placed a tin can on a post bear

tees were listened to, as well as a very interesting report of the Y. M. C. A. convention held at Fall River last week, which was given by H. W. Thayer. Six- teen uew names were added to the list of members, which brings the membersbip up to over seventy at the present time. It is hoped the building question will he settled in a few ilays and active work commenced.

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North, South, East, West, Sunday Providence ....... Eastern States and Provinces.

little strange that Eve was tempted hy an apple when the consequences were su serions, but if she had gone into Mr. Brown's grøpery aud funnd the temjeta- tion too much it would not have beeu

cht reh Sunday evening. The Script- ure was read by Rev. Dr. Sueath, and praver was offered hy Rev. Dr. Hodge. Rev. Mr. Barnes certainly has the rare tact of completely hiding his owu personality behind the meportant mes- wage he is giving, und making the start- ling facts speak forcefully and eloquent- ly. Thete wan gennine refinement of pathos and wit in all the discourse. He painted with absolute accuracy and tnl- TEAM the life of the crinanuls in prison, He revealed them as human beings suh- ject to human Infirmities the same ils others. To brand a rebellious prisoner ' with x luut ine or largely slarve him as pouishment is using the Devil to punish the Devil, and as a result you have all the inte Devil in the couvict. He te. quires united firmness and love. There is no worse stu than Christian respecta - bility that is heartless toward those who are in prison Sometimes the convicts are victims nf heredity or environment, blighted and cursed intellectually, so. shally, morally and spiritually.

Too often the man Jeast guilty is cangbt and punished, and the chief of- felder goes here Too often men have been gonded intu crime by the injustice and ernelty of society If our prisons

Much neededl improvements are under way at the Opera house, which, when completed, will be of decided conven ience and advantage. It has always been a difficolt matter for the stage to accom modate companies carrying high scenery, owing to the fact that the ceiling was

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THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 30. 1900.

Che . Franklin . Sentinel. Herbs and Plants Give Strength

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THE FALSE PROPHET.

Temles .n1 predict ys mad- by Mr Bisan id : piten tu le triệt, thị g . st .lar1. wir h has buri in opera- in " he atte: I them. wald hive polured the fil witz dite results, to

It wond have increased the purchasing tower of the 2dl dollar Madison Squ . Helen search.

It w inld bave heen as certain to make prices fall as a stone is to fall white it is thrown inte the n' -Newton. speech.

It wundd have increased the delds ut the people and lessened their ability to pay them .- Baiting+ speech. It would have made times harder and harde. Samo sporch.

It w w'! have starved everylindy rx- rept the money changers and the nuney WAPIS. New Haven speech. I will have transferred the loreal which ne wian earns to another mian who had not earned it .- Hartford spe ch. It would have made the rich richer and the post panper-Newark. ... speech.

It would have decreased the number why are happy and increase-l the nmuher who are in distress .- Same speech. It would have dest syed the hope of the thing mass w .- M. mirapolis speech. It would have destroyed the opportun ity tu wark - Samir sprech.

It w will have iner asel the number of dle mien -Same such.

It would have decreased the volume of state and money - S me speech.

It would hive rheonraged the hoarding of miunev .- Hornesville. N. Y., speech. It would have made it more and more dimealt for the farmer to live .- Madison Simre Garden speech.

It w.inti hive injured th- wage-rarner It wwahl have made employment les4 certi 1 -Sime sprech.

It w / hire 'scommend enterprise - Same . . .:

It w mil have paralyzed industr .- Same speech. It would have lessen of the ability of -gris hams to collect their assets,-

To weall have increased the danger of ... M . son Somare Garden sprech. Des links to withdraw il eir de " mits + + living exjumus-xml.

mentions Art von I have lessened the carmineney I bet rie-Sime .perch.

won't have lessened the under of triv e n n .- Indianapolis >[ +4 traveling ten.

It would have made it ingessilde for ha. tenle and wives to pay off the west. gages on their. homes, -Minneapolis speech to ladies.

It would have made it necessary to ad- Pirate the closing np of war public schiwas,-Monmouth. Ills .. speech.

Prosale Reason.

"So che Has zube home to ber : the er has the" Don't you know i - the sa . es th ry on earth to hike ! a .g f no w man awak. . 2 t her ea . have been . . .. thu* * he over him no .upper; · · 1 -; irat has feet of clay

*** ) . here Was nothing of the & rt 'n it. si. „ves him as we." as ever .. . che wel ' back to ma because she was hu vr\ "-Ine'anapo.'- Press

FOR MOLTING

HENS

USE

Once dat'y In a het mash, Sheri- dan" . Cond -Jun Powder. It asmats IR KTYWINK Dw plumage, Rets

thein in condition to lay early

SHERIDAN'S CONDITION S POWDER *

It has been used and indorsed over thirty years by all poultrymen "How to Ferd for HER. seat free If you can't get It we send one pack for 25 eta: n ... $1. Jar.+ can. $1 20. 1. 8. JOHNSON & CO., Hustot.

GENERAL HARRISON'S OPINION.

Bryan's Election Would Throw the wasted muscles and decaying hones. What havoc 1

Country's Affairs Into Confusion.

"I think, therefore, that tutors ought to vote with a view to the right deci- sion of these questions that are directly and finally in the control of the presi deut and congress.

"The general reasons I gave In my Carnegie hall speech in 149G, why Bryan should not be elected. still h dd with mir. His election would. I think. throw governmental and business affairs inte contusjou.

"We shingl not aid the election of a president who want, adunitedly. if ls cumul. destroy the god standard and D'her things that we valne even more. upon the deceptive suggestion that he his bren bound and that the Republicau party will. after detent, still have st" leth enough to save the templ .. wi' la match Gater na to allow the may with destructive tediretes so much ar

"I' hayes it will save vom much trouble it I _ ve yon a'l underwrite as at this Hate, this extract from my terrain 4. I sprech When we nie a present whew eves th . it is neither his rient los duty in wer th,t the mail ta.hs I tet alest . seted, and that unterseit . Non Pre - Ins it- free way, ires, and ve it si to the, il meurt that for to not the patri. . . and familias wat- t trade nul fre over will be re pr te

"The re mumie pol'cies t :h Republi- can pity have been vindicated by the remarkalde and general prosperity that has developed during Mr. Mehanley's administration succeeding a peru-1 great depression.

Rather One-Sided. Dixmyth-How do you like your from which we have so happily escaped. new boarding house?

Hojax-By reversing the order of things It could be made an ideal home.

"How so?"

"What it requires is less hair in the hutter and more in the mattress."- Chicago Evening News.

A 'Big Woman.

One of the miggest women in the world lives in Greece, at a little vil- lage near corinth. Her name is Vas. siliki Calliaudji, she is 22 years of age. and her height is six feet seven and one-half inches. Her eyes are said to be as large as hen's eggs, And her head, feet and hands are enormous, -- Washington Star.

Tuille Sarcasm. Boy (who has lost his way )-I say. mister, how far is it to Camptown Creek ?

Man (surlily )-Find out. I ain't no city irectory.

Roy (with acute emphasis)-No, you aint; you're a volume on good man- ners, you are !- Harlem Life.

The Cauve ut *%. "Miss Newrich bas a tremendous amount of assurance." "Well, rather; her father was a deal- er in old brass."-Judge.

Came Near Dying.

" For thiey days And nights I suffered agony untold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by entiug cucun- bets," says M. E. Lowther, clerk of the district cintrt, Centreville, Iowa. thought I should surely die and tried # dozen different medicines, but all tu HH purpose, 1 sent for a hattle af Chamber luin's Calic, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem edy and three duses relieved me entirely. 1 went to sleep and did not awake for eight lemmis. On awakening a few luaits "g" I fell on gimified that the first work Ino on going to the office is lu write lu the manufacturers of the remedy and uf- fer them my grateful thanks and say. "God bless yum and the splendid medi cine you make * ** This remedy is for sale by Albert ( !. Masun, druggist.

If yunr stomach is weak it should have help. Huud's Sarsaparilla gives strength To the stomach and chies dyspepsia and indigestion.

"A dose in time save lives " Dr. Wand's Norway Pine S,,rap-nature's remedy fur canghs, colds, pulomnary di --

Nu uxe would ever be bothered with constipation if everyone knew how nat. wally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters regulates the stomach and hawels.

True Greatness, Sillieus-When would you say that a man has acquired greatness? Cynicns-When he deserves his own opinion of himself .- Tit- Bits

to Americans

"We demand that the Chinese empire should be nululd and that the open Your policy should be maintained to all the world. The Titel States is tak- ing an important part in Chinese af- faire, In that 'res. M. Kinky and See. Hay have tiken an important Senator bruge.

Which Party ?

Which par's ran y of trust in this mat- tor-the party that has done everything that has been acrumplished for liberty in the past, or the punis which has re. wistoil everything that has ** n arriTu- polishil for liberty: the party that sitt tamed slivery, or the party that alul. isheil at: the party thet mach war npun the I'nin, or the party that put down the rel- ! Fun: the party that adojard the Three great amendments which made viry slave a freeman and every freeman a citizen and every citizen a vater, or the that filijmstered for days and nights against the adoption of the 13th amendment, which was carried by single vate? Will you trust the party that guvern- Massachusetts, er the party that dovirus New York city and Mixis. sippi? Senator Huar.

"If Bryan Is Honest."

"If Bryan is an honest man and has the condivictions be avons, his best and greatest efurt wil be to promote the free coinage of silver at the time of It to 1. His next step will be to peurgan- ize the supreme court as to take from it the functions the exercise of which has nade it great. and which have differen- tintel it from any court which ever ly- fore existed .- W. II. Peckham ()em.1. nominated hy ('Ierland fur touted Slatex supreme court.

Disfigured Skin

Scrofula, let alone, is capable of all that. and more.

It Is commonly marked hy hanches In the neck, Inflammations in the eyes, dys- pepsla, calnrrb, and general dehli!ty. It is always radically and permanently cured hy Hood's Sarsaparilla.

" I was a sufferer from scrofula from hirth. My eyes were so affected that I was almost hlind for days at a time. My neck hegnu to swell so that I could not breathe freely. Medleines falled to do me any good until I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Todny I have excellent health." Miss KET- TIE MCGUIRE, Silver Creek, Ky.

" I was troubled with scrofula and came bear lowing my eyesight. For four months I could not see to do anything. After tak. Ing twn bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could see to walk around the house and when 1 bad laken right bottles I could see as well as I ever could." . SestE A. HAIR- STON. Withers, N. C

FROM THE

ORIENT

CARPETS

Goods right . prices right- work manship right -- everything right. We do by far the largest business in Boston in

Carpets and

Upholstery.

What do you suppose the reason is?

JOHN H. PRAY & SONS CO., 658 Washington Street, 658 Opp. Boylston St., BOSTON.

The Man for the Pince.

Appucant-I'm a very experienced barber, and I should like to get a job in your shop.

Master Barber-You? You'd never do at all with that bald hend. . \ cus- tomer would langh if you asked him to buy a bottle of our celebrated Magic Hair Restorer.

Applicant-Aye, but I'd be the man that used the hair restorer that Jinx sells in the shop around the corner. Master Barber-1 never thought of that; you cau start work at once .- 'Fit- Bits.

Why He Conldn't Understand. Two commercial travelers in a rail- way carriage entered into conversa- tion.

One of them tried very hard

make the other understand some- thing, but he was either very hard of hearing or slow in believing. At last his friend lost his temper and exclaimed: "Why, don't you see ? It's as plain as A. B. C!"

"That may be." said the other; "but, you see, I am D E F."-Tit- Bits.

The Next Thing.

"The fire insurance companies have had some large losses in the last 12 months," said Ilojack.

"What is needed," added Tomdik, "is a company to insure insurance companies against loss."-Judge.

Notes from a Wedding. "All the girls were iu white mull. and the meu iu white duck."

"Wasn't there any color about the wedding at all?"

"Yes; the groom had red hair." --

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20th Century Exposition,

OCT. Ist to 27th, 1900. Mechanic's Building, Boston. First Trlennial Show Under Auspices of the Merchants' and Manufac- turers' Exhibition Associa- tion (Incorporated).

vilization. This exposition in aper to all products and manufactured articles known to pivl

and there is every reamun to expert the attend. nove of more than n half million visitors to this magnigeent exhibition during its four weeks" r in m Ortaher.

The gren, show will be in full operation dally from 10 a. m. to 10 p. In. Handays excepted). The ment fanenos Bands and Orchestrus that money can prudnee nud uther specht fnalures will will In the general attractiveness and hesu-

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OTTO

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The Otto Gas Engine Works. New England Branch : 19 Pear! St., Boston, Mass.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

expels all bumors, cures all eruptions, and builds up the whole system.

Itany Roynt falaces in viam. T' : r :: . 'nee> t Bangkok form a ty in them selves They consist "arthur : - dividual palaces. K.frit tilldel ay # Gglincent gardens

tion and cannot add apprecialdy tu the national distress of the national Jis 'ne pagocis. Bangkok is really a i'vef waters, It is an Indo-Chinese 1. mer More people live in floating hans on the Menam, "the Nile of Siam." and in many canals, than in permanent buildings .- X. Y. Times.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 334

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

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