Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 377

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In the Throug. I'M Do you see that man with mut- tr . up whiskers ' It isn't hp lock

ing Evening News.

Torlured a Wliness.

Inteune suffering was endmed by Wal ness [' L. Martin of Dixie, Kv, brfme he gave thuis evidence: "1 cunghed ev- riv might until aty throat was nearly raw; then tiled Dr. King's New Discuy ery which gave instant belirt. I have nord it in my family for funy yrats xin! lecommend it as the greatest remedy fm coughs, eolds and al throat, chest aml lung troubles It will stop The warst eugh, atl not only pieveuts but absn. Intely enres consumption. Palce Suc and $1.00 Every holtle guaranteed

The Seaboard Air Line Railway, "Florida and West Falta Short Line." IN Jensitively the shortest rome to Scoth Pin Pines and Pinehurst, N. C., and ! Camden, & c., the famous winter re wants of the Carolinas Winter excursion tirkels are now on sale to Suntliery I'mnes and Pittrhursi, and sunilai tickets tu Camden may be purchased at princi pal jwants sunth of and morluding Wash- uglon, D ( Double daily service and through Pullman drawing room and Inffet sleeping cats from New York, Philadelpina, Baltimore, Washington and Richinand. Trains arrive and de part at Pennsylvania railroad statlous; Ilen direct connections via Steamer Lines are made at Norfolk and Pints mouth, Va For further information call on or address W. ( Shoemaker, General Eastern Passenger Agent, 1MG Broadway, New York; C. 1 .. Langsdorf, New England Passenger Agent, 300 Washington street, Rixton, Mask; M McConnell, General Agent, 1434 New York avenne, Washington, D r., or the Meteral Passenger Agent at Portsmouth,

L. S. ALLEN, Gen. Pass. Agt,

A Gift 10 Give.

It is often difficult to decide what to get yum friends for Italiday gifts, Here

Is a suggestion :

"Goud ninruing, Jennie, I have brought you a nice present, said Gertrude, ax she handed her friend a neatly wrapped package.

The pale, weary looking girl, who wax Inwly recovering from severe illness. opened the huudle and held up a large battle of clear, rich medicioe. "Hond's Sarsaparilla !" sbe exclaimed "I have been reading about it today aud wished I had a boltle."

On New Year's day Jennie was able to he nut on the street, and to her friends who remarked how well she was leaking she simply sand Hood's Sarsaparilla. " and every one of them knew it was this great medicine that had given back ber health.

Awards at the Paris Expoolilon. Forty-two thousand seven hundred. and ninety exhibitors out of 75,531 have received awards at the Paris ex positioo. The United States obtained 1.951 awards. of these 220 were grand prizes, 456 gold medals. 5-3 silver med- als. 422 bronze medals. 270 honorable mientioos, and a long list of gold. sil- ver and bronze medals of collabora. "ors. In the last exposition ooly 1,000 prizes, locluding those for collabora tors, were given. The prizes were a: follows: Grand prizes. 35: gold med- als. 214; silver nieda's. 300: bronze medals, 246; bonorabe mentions. 229 The names of those who received. grand prizes or gold :nedals have beer made public .- Scientine American.

Peking's Big West Gate. The famous west gate of Peking has the thickness of a New York city, block. and in the passage through it there are a dozen gates of d'fferent patterns someopeningin the middle. some work- ing on hinges ani. others falling "ke portcullises. The walls rise to a heigh: of M feet, and over the gate is a le IT- p.e 1 1 feet high .- N. Y Sun.

Eruptions

Dry, moist, scart ter, all frites : es zema vy salt rheum, pimples and uther ru- taoevus rruptions proceed from humors. either Inherited, or acquired through de- fective i'.gestion anıl ass allation. To treat these eruptions with dry.ng niedlcines Is dangerous.

The thing to do Is lo help the system th discharge the horrors, and to strengthen the digestive and asslus,lative Iauctions against their return.

Blond's Sarsaparilla can be contienti; relled upon to do that, at urding to thuus- ands ol voluntary testimonials.

It edects radical and permanent cures. "I was Troubled with etacata for int le time, but bave bad no return of the dirense since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. " J. G.

HIInge, Franks, Ills.

" I was troubled with pimples on my fare and back and chaled skin on my body. Hood's Sarsaparilla curci me of both troubles." MISS ALTINA WOLTER, BOX 212, Algona, W'Is.

Hocd's Sarsaparilla is positively unequaled- the tedtelne lur all bnmors,

JavOD's FILLS are the best cathartic.

CHASE'S Dyspepsia Cure

A positive specific for

all forms of dispepsia, heartburn, gastritis waterbrush, tertments tion of food. ulcerati or threal .nei ca's 1 the Str illih 21

Hure

disorders afslag from an impaired digs . IN sy stelll.

Are You Troubled with Uyspepsia ?

Or have vou stomach trintble in any form ? Il so, Chase's Dyspepsia Cure will interest you. It is not a cure-nll, ut a si colleil cure. It 1 a positive cure for all stomach dis- I er .

A SING' E DOSE GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF. We do not claim that it will cute a severe Lise " a week, but we do assure you free" dom lom all distress from the very first tablespoonful. H taken as directed it will positively cure the most chronle case int a shin time.

Chase's Dyspepsia Cure

will positively and permanently cure .ny ail every case nf stomach trouble that is curable. IT NEVER FAILS ! soc. and $t.oo per bottle. 1: 14 a tuqquid remedy For sale by all druggists or

CHASE MFG. CO. , Newburgh, N. Y.

Hay Fever In Germany.

Hay fever: % becoming more preva. : ent annually in Germany, and aftri carefully enusivering the matter phy sie'ans of That country have selected the island of llelignland as the must suitable resort for such sufferers Hitherto patients have been minst fre. quently sent to the mountains, but the benefits of such a change have hardly been commensurate with the cost. In. vestigation convinces medical mer tive qualities which hay fever putient: have found in northern Michigan ane a "Hay Fever I'nion of Heligoland' has accord'ngly been formed, with headquarters in Hanover. The union is rapidly gaining members, particular ty in the northern and enstern sections. where grass and hay grow in abund. ance .- Chicago Chronicle.

In Memory of a War Horse.

The finest church at Posen. on the eastern border of Prussia, was built by Frederick the Great, For cen- turies it has dooe duty as a place of worship, and yet had it not been for a war borse it would never have been built. Close hy a bloody conflict oc- curred between the king and the Rus- sians, and the former, always in the thick of the fight. had his charger killed under him-a sturdy animal that had borne him throughout mnaoy battles. He felt the joy of victory to be modified by the loss of the horse. ; and put up to its memory the famous church in question .- London Daily Mail.

Whether ur av.

the An Irishman bavirg challenged a gentleman, who somehow forgot to keep the appointment to fight duel, met accidentally on the same day the offending party, and thus ad dressed bim:

"Well, sir. I met you this morning. and you did oot turn up; however, 1 am determined to meet you to-morrow morning, whether you come or not."- London Tit-Bits.

Like the Prince. Ida-instead of raising football hair I notice Cholly has his head almost bare. What is the cause?

May-Why, the poor boy read that the prince of Wales was getting bald,- Chicago Evening News,

HYOMEI

The Remedy

that Cures

Coughs and Colds

IN ONE NIGHT.

The Remedy that Cures Catarrh and Bronchitis by inhaling four times daily. The Remedy that Cures Consumption

by breathing it for ten minutes every hour. IT IS GUARANTEED Sold by all druggists or sent by mail. fit Complete. $1.00. Trial Outfit zc. Out Sehd for five days" treatment and medical advice free.

THE R. T. BOOTH CO., Ithaca, N. Y. COMMONWEALTHOF MASSACHUSETTS X RFOLK, 4%.

To all persons interested In the plate of Julia A Pond, late nf Franklin in said eintuts, ile. . purtenances thereto belonging.

Whereas, Metcalf E tomi, the Riulnistrator nt . he estar of said il. regued. h 's presenteil tor allowance the first and final are aint of this all- ministrathe apon ihr estate ot saul dereaseil : Yun are bar-by cited to appear at a l'rutate no29,30,dei Court to he held at yjgfury, in sind ranty of : NimmFurt.K. As, Norfolk, on the twelfth dav ot |weremler. A. D. 1904, at ntue i'clark In the forenoon. th show cause, Il aur von have, why the same shoubl not be allowedl.

And Mail administrator is ordered to serve this citation hy dpe ering a rio therent tu alt interested in the rain's fourteen tate, has presente for allowing the first am ilsva at feast hoefnie sibl conrt. br bev phb. Hishing the same anre in each week. Frank

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Jin Sentinel. & publishril In

Franklin, the last publication to be one day at least heinte sand rinrt, auil It mailing, pinst. tai, a copy of this button to all know per sons interesteit in the estate s 'vell ilays at least be allwe

before paul conrt

Witness, James It. Flint, Faqmite, Judge of sahl cinirt, thin twenty- thire ilay of November, In the year'mir thonsaint gine hailed, JONATHAN CORR. Register. mn23.30,-tr7

AN ADVERTISEMENT

Simply lelis the public what you have got. If you never tell the people don't

there Is to li.

FLOUR

"PILLSBURY BEST" Wholesale and Retail. ...

THE FAMOUS DULUTH IMPERIAL FLOUR.

JAMES F. RAY, The Coal Dealer, DEPOT STREET. J13 10-8

Chilson'sMarket

Round Steak, 16c. Rump and Sirloin, 20-23c. Salt Pork, 10c., Il Ibs. $1.00. Fresh Killed Chicken, 15c. per lb.

Celery, 10c. bunch.

Our Business for Half a Century has been to make and sell

FOR CLOTHING Men and Boys.

We make but one grade of goods - the highest-and the work is słone on our own premises under cleanly conditions and open at any time to the inspection of our customers.

It is impossible to make, anywhere, BETTER clothing than we make, or to sell it at a LOWER PRICE. '

MACULLAR PARKER COMPANY, 400-Washington Street -400 BOSTON.

5428. 1-

Mortgagee's Sale.

By vittne of a power of sale contained in a cer. tain mortgage deed given by Lawrence MeGinnis to the Milford Co-operative Bank, dated Septem- her 17, 1895, and recorded with Norfolk Deeds, book i41, page 677, and for a breach of condition of the same, will be sold at public auction upon the premises on

SATURDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF 'DECEMBER, 1000, at two o'clock fu the afternoon, all and singular the premises conveyed by said mortgage deed, amely .

E. F. WINSLOW, Prop. (Successor to RAZEE & SON).

Orders leave Franklin at 8.05 and 9 a.m. Goods returned by freight at 2.30 same day.

Franklin Office at Razee & Son's old stand, Post Office Block. Boston Offices, 75 Kilby St., 105 Arch St. and 15 Merchants' Row. ap14.Ftf

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CHICHESTER'S

ENGLISH

ENNYROYAL, PILLS

. AlwayerellaNH LACENGLISH

CHICHESTER'S RED and Gold poeialile boxna seele! blue ribbon. Tako no other, Refuto Dangerous Rulesiltatiana ond Talla- MF'ertweelars, Teeth and ** feller for Ladies," in istle aneby Chlshe turn Hall Tuoichester Chemical Con 1 pregtleM . diaun Park, PALLA. PA.

Mention this phpw. tle7-1w

Au'l maldl adusinitiator Is opterei to serve thin citation by delivering & copy thereof to all pernous interestrit in the palate fourteen ilays at least be.for anbl court, or by publishing chy some more in each week, for ihres wgecramtve weels, to the Franklin sentinel. a newspaper potallahat) In Franklin, the fart publicathun to homme day at least before said rwart, and hy tosfing. justpajil, niamy of this eltstin tu all known serwis Interested In the rath a seven days al fensi before wn il court

PARKER'S Promotes HAIR BALSAM Cleanats and brautifles the hatr. luxuriaal Trowth. Restore Ora Mir to its Youthful Color. Hair to its Cures praip diseases hb hethits & bair falling Trutzirta Wig. and &t wet Drugim

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BOSTON AND FRANKLIN EXPRESS.

"A certain tract of land, with the buildings thereon standing, known us the Quinobequin es- tate, situated on the north side of Village street, n Medway, bounded and described as follows Beginning at the southwest corner thereof, at the junction of Broad with Village street, and thence easterly on Village street eighty eight feet to land of Minerva Hathon, deceased; thence northerly on land of said Hathon one hundred and forty fect to a corner ; thence easterly on land of said Hathon forty-six feet to a corner; thence northerly and westerly sixty-three feet on land of Mrs. Wood. ward thi a corner; thence northerly on land ol said Woodward to a corner at land owned now or for- merly by E. A. Noyes twenty-one feet distant from barn on said premises; thence westerly on a straight line parallel with said barn to a point in line with the tront of said barn and twenty one fcet distant therefrom; thence continuing south- westerly on n straight line to a point in a line with the rear of Store Block thirty-five lect distant therefron in a southerly ilirection ; thence on a line westerly parallel with said Block to Broad street; thence southerly on said street to point of depar- ture. Grantee and its assign forever to have a right of way fifteen feet wide across the southerly side of land conveyed to E. B. Stowe, March 1, LRG, from land of Mrs, Woodward to a point in u line with the rear of the Store Block and distant therefrom thirty five feet, all as said barn and Store Block stood March 1, 1886, and subject to the rights in the well mentioned in the lease from Medway Savings Bank, recorded as atoresaid lib. 649, folio 12. Being the same premises described iu a deed from Palmer A. Woodward to the Medway Savings Bank, dated July 31, 1805, and to be recorded with Norfolk County Deeds."

Excepting therefrom that portion of the prem. ises described in a partial release of the maid mort gaure, given by Jobn G. Berry, assignee thereof, to said lawrence McGinnis, dated August 4, 1809, and recorded with Norfolk Derds, book 849, page 519, as follows, namely

"Beginning at a point on Broad street, in Med- way, Mass., al the northwesterly corner of the mortgaged premises; thence running southwest- erty on said Brond street one hundred and eight 10%) feet, according to a 'Skeich ot the old Quinn. bequin hotel property, now known as the Gluul. stone Hotel, situated' in Medway, Mass., June 42, 1809, 11. S. Partridge, C , C. E. & Sur." recorded with sind Norfolk Deeds; thence turning and rut- ning sontheasterly fifty six (36) feet according to said plun; thence turning and running northeast erly one hundred and twenty two (122) feet accordl. ing to said plan ; and thence turning and running oorthwesterly filty-four and 25-100 (54.25) fret wc- cording ti sail plan to the point of beginning. Together with all the easement, privileges aml ap. Terins nt sule. November 22, 1900

JOHN G. BERRY. Assignce of said mortgage. COMMONWEALTHOF MASSACHUSETTS

PROBATE (41' RT. To all persons interested In the estate uf findds- laury Pond, late of Franklin, In said county preaweil:

Whereas, Metcalf K. Damit, the administrator de lumin non with the will anuevent of said es- Anal amrmint of his administration n on the

You are hereby witeit in nijegrat a Private Conrt. to be hell at Quluty, in mall minty of Norfolk, op the 12th day of December. A. 11. 1900. at hive o'clock In the forenonn, to show Canon, If any yon have, why the same should nut

Witness, James H. Flint, Esquin, Judge of will t'unri, this twenty-third day of November, expect them to ask you. That's all in the your one th aisand nine hundred. JONATHAN Collit, ttegister. HUH-GW

WE ARE AGENTS FOR

ALSO,

150 Nassnuit,N

maue by any state.

E. ST. JOHN, V .- P. & G M

littles free at Albert (', Mason's drugi that He igolanc has many of the enra

THE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 7, 1900.

CASTORIA

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in uso for over 30 years, has borne the sipunture of CharAt Fletcher and has been made mider his per- sonal supervision since its infiney. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfe!ts, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and ChEdren-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Cil, Parc- gorle, Drops and Sonthing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It cautains neither Opim, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance, Its age is its guarantee. It destruye Worms and allays Feverishne's. It enres Diarrhen and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cares Constipation and Flatuleney. It asshnilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacen-The Mother's Friend.

GENUINE

CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of

CharA Fletcher.

The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years.

THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STRE!"

THEIR ISLAND FETE. BY KATRINA KLAUSEN.

IT WOULD be hard to find a more heau tiful place for a garden party than tht | sutmmer home of the Lindsleys, who, be sides having a bay all to themselves owned a dear little island in the middle Q! it, which Mr. Liudsiey had bought and named after his youngest daughter, llelen This summer had been one of the happiest the children had ever known at "Mount Pleasant." Swimming and tennis were thi favorite pastimes, and on Saturday even ings Mrs. Lindsley, who was as beautiful ar her daughters, chaperoned them to the dance at the hotel across the adjoining Jake. The sunimer was drawing to a close to everyone's regret, and the first of Aug net brought Helen's seventh. birthday which was to be celebrated by old and young.

the "I have written 30 invitations for child's party," said Mrs. Lindsey, "anc only six of them are for children. That i: positively all there are. around this lake, al least whom we know."

"Never mind, mother," said Kathryn. "Helen will have just as good a time, won't you, dear?"

"Yes, if you only have the supper ou! under the trees and have hearts with mot toes on, hecause I want to pick out a nice one for Mr. Archie," answered the child at she hurried out to see the lanterns strung among the trees.

The guests were asked to come at foni o'clock; so at that hour Helen and some ol the family were down on the pier to greet them. She looked like a little princess, in her dainty white dress and gorgeous red wash. Her dark curls were tied with a rih hon of the same shade and her blue eyet hirly danced as the Johnsons' pretty yachl ; nade the landing. They gave her three cheers before anyone came ashore, and though she was somewhat ahashed, the little lady made the prettiest little courtsey imaginable.

Each new guest brought some remem hrance of the occasion for the little queen. and each was well paid for their thought fulness hy the bright, happy smile with which she received them.

"She is her mother over again," said one, and no higher compliment could have heen paid her, for everyone who knew het sweet-faced mother loved her. She was the that were known about the resort, and for everyone there was always a kindly, cheery, happy word.

When several saillioats and rowhoats had landed their burdens the guests started up the hill towards the house, which was, in- deed, a pretty sight, as well as the sur- rounding grounds, while the sweetest music was played by an orchestra hidden among the trees. It was a red, white and blue

In Ireland the potato does not occu- py the position which it held some years ago. The cheapness of foreign flour has done much to reduce the value of the potato in the diet of the party, and flags were everywhere, even on ; Irish peasantry .- N. Y. Post. the birthday cake. Everyone will remem. ber that supper for years to come. Helen wbt in state at the head of the table, with

When you are wronged, people say her favorite, Mr. Archie, and looked down ' it is a "shante." and that's about all the long line of faces, smiling upon them the help or comfort you get .-- Atchison Globe. all alike. The most fun was when the hearts hegan to be passed bark and forth. "Mamma Lind ley," said Kathryn from one end of the table "the boys are sending you all the nicest hearts!"

Same Thing. Ada-Why does Clara speak of George as her intended? Are they engaged? Alice-No: but she intends to be .-

A Few Words

abont

Pain-Killer

A prominent Montreal clergyman, the Rev. Jaur's II. Dixon, Rector St. Judes and Ilon. Canon of Christ Church Cathedral, writes :- "Permit fur th send you a few lives to strongly recommend PERRY DAVIN' PAIN-KILLER. I have used It with uistiafsetlot for thirty-Ave years. It In a prepara- tion which deserves full public confidence."

Pain-Killer 400 00

A sure cure for Sore Throat, Coughs, Chills, Cramps, &c.

Two Sizes, 25c. and 50c. There Is only one Pain-Killer, Porry Davis.',

New Jersey Foamlle. In the blue shales of a valley a few miles from Montelair, N. J., are found fossil fish of a kind which ia almost extinct, only three specimens now surviving. They belong to the order of ganoids, which possessed no Interior bony skeleton, but only an outside covering af bony or cartilag- enous plates. They were the earliest known vertebrates. A number of ex- rellent specimens show distinctly the shining, bony scales of this peculiar species of fish which, according to geologists, must have existed ages ago .- N. Y. Sun.

Jnat to Keep Them Quiet. "Yes." said the young matron, "I hrlieve in voice culture for children. It is undeniably true that many little ones have harsh and disagreeable voices, and I think voice culture would add much to the pleasures of existence. Don't you?"

The savage bachelor hesitated a mo- ment before answering.

"Possibly," he snid, at last, "as a enh- stitute for more effective measures voice culture might be acceptable. but don't you think it would be better to cut out their vocal chords?"-Chicago Post.

First Known to the Chinese. One of the greatest Chinese tiscov. eries was a kind of iron ore which at- tracts iron-the magnet. Then they found that a bar of mmagnetic iron set free always points to the north. That is the mariner's compass, with- out which travel at sea would be a .. most impossible. They were the first people to dig conals and so find a cheap- er way of carrying goods than even our railways. In building they discovered the greatest of all inveutions-the arch. -X. Y. Sun.

The Verdict,

A coroner's jury in Georgia delivered the following original verdict on the sudden death of a merchant who had failed in business:

"We, the jury, find from the doctor's statement that the deceased came to his death from heart failure, superin- duced by business failure, which was ewused by speculation failure, which was the result of failure to see fui enough ahead."-Atlanta Constitu tion

Pity and Beauty

The most beautiful thing in the world is the baby, all dimples and joy. The most pitiful thing is that same baby, thin and in pain. And the mother does not know that a little fat makes all the differ- ence.

Dimples and joy have gone, and left hollows and fear; the fat, that w > comfort and color and curve-all but pity and I veais gone.

The little one gets no fat from her food. There is some- thing wrong;iti- either her food or food-mill. She has had no fat for weeks; is living on what she had stored in that plump little body of hers; and that is gone. She is starving for fat; it is death, be quick !

Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the fat she can take; it will save her.

The genume has this picture on

t, take no other. If you have not tried it, send for free sample, its agreeable taste will surprise SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,

409 Pearl St., N. Y.

50c. and $1.00 all druggists.

Accounted For.

Jones-How talkative Henpeque is getting lately!

Smith-Yes; his wife has just bought a parrot. She lets Henpeque talk all he wants lo nowadays, so as to encourage the parrot !- Puck.

A Woman's Awful Perll.

"There is only one chance In save your life and that is through an operation,' were ibe startling iwords heard by Mrs. I. B Hunt of Lime Ridge, Wis , from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case nf stomach trouble and yellow janudice, Gall stanes had formed and she cunstantiy grew worse. "Then she began to use Electric Bitters, which wholly cured her. It's a wunder- ful stomach, liver and kidney remedy. Cnres dyspepsia, long of appetite. Try it. Only 50 cts, Guaranteed. For sale by Albert C. Mason, drugeist

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 377

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

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Publication date: 1900
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