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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
Russian Discipline.

A story is told illustrating the rigid dis
cipline of the Russian army. One of the
grand dukes told the car that a sent;nei
at the railroad crossing at Peterhof refused
10 raise the gate for his carriage, although
The train was not due for three or four
minutes. ut Is against orders, your i'm
perial highness," the soldier replied, the
rule being that when the gate was shut it
must not be opened until after the train
had passed.. The czar said he was glad to
hear that the soldier knew how to obey Or
ders. The grand duke laughed and said
he was certain that if the car himself had
been present discipline would have given
way. The car did not reply, but a few
days after, to put the matter to the test,
he drove up with the czarina just after tho
gate had been lowered. The car called to
the sentinel to let him pass The sentinel,
in great trepidation. saluted. but did not
move the gate.
"Open the gate, 1 tell you," cried the
emperor; don't you know who l am"
Eyes, your imperial majesty. but it's
against orders, and l cannot open the
gate," answered the sentinel. still salut-
ing and turning almost blue with anxiety,
but not moving an inch from his place. Il
am the car. and command you to open,"
cried the czar again. II can't do it, your
imperial majesty" despairingly cried the
sentinel, still standing firm. Just then the
train passed. The car burst into laugh
ter, and warmly commencing the aston
ished sentry, presented him with twenty
five rublee note and drove back to the
palace-New York Sun.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
Sir Boyle Roche Indignant.

Autograph letters of Sir Philip Francis
are authority for adding this to the many
famous Irish bulls" attributed to Sir
Boyle Roche.
Some ladies went to the Irish house ct
commons to hear particular debate,
which happened to be put off till the next
day. Sir Boyle Roche said:
Indeed, ladies, l am very sorry for your
disappointment, but why didn't you COME
tomorrow"
One day the house being remarkably
quiet, Sir Boyle said: Mr.. Speaker, spake
to order. An honorable gentleman who al
ways sits behind me is perpetually laugh
ing in my facel l move that before he
laughs at me any more he will be pleased
to tell me what he is laughing at."-
Youths Companion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
NATURE NEVER NlGGARDlY.

Then We Exhaust One Of Her Storchouscs.
She INNS tely Opens Another.
J; ~ we'll known to every body that taa
seeds Of the cotton plant were for many
years regarded as waste and worthless ma
terial. Millions of tons of them have been
thrown away, and one of the perplexities
OF the cotton p anter was how to get rid of
this enormous bulk of stuff that had no
market value.
Within recent date, however, cotton
seed has become utilized, md instead of
being useless it has come to be we'll nigh
priceless 1t furnishes an oil which can be
used for mechanical purposes and is easily
salable rs u good and cheap substitute for
olive oil. From 1000, 900 to 5. 600 600 tons It
seeds are produced every year, and the
planter finds in it u very fortunate addition
to his profits.
But still further use has been discov.
cred. An English inventor RECENTLY found
a way to convert this oil into rubber. and q
large number of factories in the limited
States are making out of it a substance
which is likely in the near future to onst
from the market the rubber product of the
Caribbean coast.
Nature is never niggardly, csd when We
clear out one of her stOrehOuses she imme-
d;ately opens the door of another. Our
whaling fleets SO years ago represented one
of our most important industries Nan
tucket and New Bedford grew rich and
PROSPEROUS, sent out scores of vessels ON
long voyages, sometimes of two or three
years.
But whales grew scarce, and we wondered
what would become of u.s. The whaling
craft rotted at the wharves, because it was
no longer profitable to man them. Then
some lucky fellow. digging q well in Penn
sylvania, found to his surprise that oil gush-
ed C.lt instead of water, and all the world
wondered. Other wells were sunk, COM
panies were formed and colossal fortunes.
were amassed The whales could be dir
pensed with, for under every mans farm in,
certain localities was an inexhaustible res
ervoir of the precious fluid.
And now we are told that this whole
delta of the Mississippi is composed of mud
which is valuable as a fertilizer. The soil
is rich deposit. which has been brought
by the lazy current for l 600 miles, is the
gift of every state through which the river
flows, and some years, or some generations
hence, it will prove a bonanza to its OVID
ers. We ship fertilizers from distant quar-
tiers of the globe, and they are as market
able as wheat or corn. The demand isl
steadily on the increase, and it is not i'm
probable that the acres of black loan at
the mouth of our lordly river will be-
shipped for the enrichment of northern
farms
All this seems very odd, but ut the same
time it is very interesting.-NcwY York
Telegram.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
A Beauty Course.

Several Viennese physicians have made a
speciality of woman culture. One of them,
a DR.. Robert Fischer, says that his practice
of this sort is 80 great that the days are
not long enough. Continues this frank
speaker: Numbers of mothers put their
daughters through a whole course of beau
LITIGATION when they are IN the marriage
market. That's the time when the most
elaborate PREPARATIONS of the human form
are ordered and undertaken. have great
deal more to do in the spring and fall than
for the most fashionable balls of the year
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
Trying to Reduce Expenses.

Husband-This book says that walking
Is not sufficient exercise and that arm ex-
ercise is too much neglected. So your idea
that you get exercise enough trotting
around shopping, while hired servants are
doing the housework, is all nonsense.
Why not discharge the servants. my dear?
Your health really needs arm exercise, you
know.
Wife-Does it, Very we'll. Hereafter,
when shopping, I'll buy moro and carry
home the bundles.-New York Weekly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
A Modiste Explanation.

Mrs. Bedford Chord-I sec that after
making me Il gown and a tea jacket of that
silk you had enough left to make curtains
for your waiting room window, Nine.
Longbill. won't complain if you will tell
me why Nine. Cutwell refused to touch
that silk and said there was not enough OF
it for even a gown.
Nine. Longbill (calmly)-Probably Nine
Cutwell's waiting room has two windows
Kate Fields Washington.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
Second Thought to.

Miss Olde- Second thoughts are best,
Mr.. Starr, and I've concluded to give q
different answer to your proposal of last
night. am willing to become your wife.
Start agree with you in thinking
second thoughts are best, and am sorry
l asked you to marry me. shall not
repeat the question. Yankee Blade.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
"A Cruel Earl.

The Earl Of Rothcs, who has but recently
succeeded to the title SO long borne by his
grandmother, was recently convicted by 4
board of magistrates and sentenced to e
fine for cruelty to q cat by setting his ter
riers at it. It is only fair to add that this
chief Of the ancient Scotch house of Leslie
is still schoolboy at Elton ard only about
16 years of age.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
"A Doubtful Case,

The garrulous young mans chin hadn't
been still for three hours. The last half
hour had been devoted tocaution in speech.
1T is very difficult thing, he said, ''for
any person to say nothing"
II don't know as to that" dissented the
young woman very gently. "You have
been talking all evening. "-Detroit Free
Press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
Uncle Sans Postmistresses.

Uncle Sans Postmistresses.
United States government, the largest
number in any state, 463, being in Pennsyl-
vania. There ia one in Alaska. The oldest
is Miss Martha f. Stone of North Oxford.
Mass, who has held her Office 46 years.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
A Change.

Eusband-You have changed washer.
women, sec.
Wife-Yes How do you known
Husband-lhstead of getting Brown,
Jones and Robinson's shirts, am getting
some strange garments ! never wore be-
fOrc.-New York Weekly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
Invariably.

She-I wonder if there will be anything
to talk about in the next world?
He-Oh, yes. You know there is always
something to say on the other side.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
WE'RE THEY FALSE OR ONLY TICKLE,

"Why Bob, you dear old fellow,
Where have You been these years7
In India, Egypt. Khiva,
With the khan's own volunteers?
have you scaled the Alps or Andes.
Sailed to isles of A nazons2
What climate, Bob, has wrought to change
Your face from brown to bronze?"
She placed dimpled hand in mine,
In the same frank, friendly way.
We stood once more on the dear old beach
And it seemed but yesterday
Since. standing on this same white shore,
She said, with eyelids wet,
"Goodby. You may remember, Bob.
But shall not forget"
Iheld her hand and whispered low,
"Madge, darling, what of the years,
Tho ten long years that have interviewed
Since through the mists Of tears
We looked goodby on this same white
beach,
Here by the murmuring seat
You, Madge, were then just twenty,
And ! was twenty-three."
A crimson blush came to her cheek.
Hush, Bob," she quickly said,
Lets look at the bathers in tho surf.
There's Nellie and Cousin Ned
"And who's that portly gentleman
On the shady side of life?''
"0h, he belongs to our party. too
In fact, Bob. I'm his wife!
"And ! tell you. Bob. it's an awful thing
The way he does behave:
Tlirts with that girl in steel gray silk.
Bob. why do you look so grave3''
~The fact is. Madge, !, well-ahem!
Oh, nothing at oil. my dear.
Except that she Of the steel gray silk
ID the one married last year."
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
About Even.

Bagley-Are you square with the land.
lady yeti
Brace-Pretty nearly, guess. haven't
paid her q cent in two months-Puck.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
Her Size.

Shoe Merchant (measuring her foot)-
two will Just about fit you, think, little
girl.
Little Girl doing her own shopping)-O
dear, mol That's too large. car wear hail
past One.-Cnicago Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10

Sticking Plastar Tor COTns.
Ordinary sticking plaster makes good
remedy for corns, US it keeps them SOFT ano'
prevents the rubbing.-New York Journal
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
WAYNE MACVEAGH.
Evc1tsu1 Career of tho Man Appointed to
Succeed Van Allen.

Wayne MacVcagh, who has been appoint
ed by President Cleveland to the post Of
ambassador TO Italy, was formerly a promi-
nent Republican and held several positions
of great honor ind Importance under APP
pointment from different presidents elected
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-02-14
D A KO r A

Andrew Johnson har af presiden-
ten utnamts till postmastare Lari-
more, N. d., och John F. Hogan till
postmastare Northwood, N. Da.
Postvasendet. Foljande postma-
stare aro utnamda S. Da: P. G. Cava-
naugh Bath, Brown county, A. w,
Pratt Aberdeen och John Static i
Chamberlain
Lifstids fange1se. Fran Hillsboro,
N. Da., skrifves den 10 dennes: Will
liam Lowe har f6rklarats skyldig till
mordet pa E. Paulson och d0mts till
lifstids stratfarbete.
Sioux indianerna vid Crow Creek
och Loves Brule agenturen, S. d.,
mottogo lordags $22, 900 fran regerin-
gen, utgorande betalning for det land
dc aftradde for tre ar sedan.
Maste kopa vatten. Fran Grand
Forks, N. Da., skrifves den II dennes,
att stadens befolkning nu b6rjat k1pa
vatten fran en- artesisk brunn Minne-
sofa och far betala 5 cents pr. gallon.
Eft bolag pa obestand. Mr.. E.
3. Lettle, president for vattenverksbo.
laget i Bismarck, N. Da., utsags tors.
days at domstolen till receiver, pa ansG.
kan af kreditorerna. F0rslaget att till.
satta en- receiver bef6lls af aktieegarne.
Senator Hansbrough har arbetat
hardt for att ia kongressen till att be.
villa $l00, 900 for utrotandet of den ry.
ska tisteln. Annu vet man icke hur
det gar, men an ON planen misslyckas
kan ingen f6rebr;i Hansbrough derf6r.
Mystiskt lfmordsforsok Will
liam Marsh, en- val betrodd och ON,
tyckt kass0r banken Mento, N. Da.
afossade onsdags alton ett revolver.
skott mot slit br0st, som kanske kom.
mer att hafva d0den till f8ljd. Hans
rakenskaper aro fullstandig ordnine,
och intet kandt skal f0religger till
sielfmordsf0rs0ket.
onska landets uppmatning.
Ehuru det Dir tire ar sedan st6rsta delen
af landet Gregory och Todd counties
5. d., 6ppnades for settling, har be-
r6rde land annu icke blifvit uppmatt.
Settlarne hafva flera ganger anhallit
hos generallandtmataren Hughes ON
att uppmata landet, men han har icke
FAST sig dervid. M lAr han andtligen
ha tagit matt och steg for landets upp-
matning.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-02-14
Men nu blir det val bast att fatta sig
kort, annars blir den har episteln for

Men nu blir det val bast att fatta sig
kort, annars blir den har episteln for
lang.
De studerandes antal ar narmare 500
Saledes ett betydligt till0k efter julfe-
rien. Antalet, som for narvarande be-
vistar lektionerna seminariet, ar 81.
AT dessa aro 26 kandidater for ordina-
tion vid n;ista synodalm0te. Delta n;im-
mes, emedan lasaren troligen ar SIR
skildt intresserad seminariet.
Nyligen en- alton voro samtlige semi
narister och larare inbiudne till dr.. G.
E. Lind bergs och hans moders gast-
vanliga hem. Att stunden var trefig
och angenam for ALA, ar en- sjelfklar
SAX. Doktorn f6rtjenar ett hjertligt
tack af ALA gasterna.
Den valkande astronomer fran Mo
line, pastor G. A. Hemborg, h0ll for
nagra aftnar sedan skolans kapell Of
yer slit favoritamne en- intressant fore
lasning inf0r en- ganska talrik audiens.
Under hela fastlagstiden haller hela
skolan gemensamma bonem0ten ka-
pellet hvarje lordagsqvall. Delta ar
som sig Dor. Vibeh6fva alltid att bed
ia. En- riitt och aitig bedjare winner
den rata framgangen~i arbetet. Give
oss Herren af slit bedjande slime! Ma
ej hjerta och SHINE sd fastas vid de
dagliga bestyren, att man gl6mmer att
lyfta ogonen uppat, h0ja sig ur gruset
bon till den himmelske Fadren!
Helsotillstandet,i i var stora familj a.,
Diver hufvud taget ganska godt. Att
ett och annat undantagsfall gifves, ar
val Ell underligt ibland sa manga. Va
derleken ar just Ell heller synnerligen
helsosam nu for tiden.
vi hafva dock icke dess mindre myc-
ket att tacka Herren for. Ma vi der
for ock vara tacksamma allting.
Helsning till tidningens ALA lasare.
>. '.--,t ViLle, .
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-02-14
FRAN SKOLANS NERLD.
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Tisdagen den 80 januari hade styrel-
sen for G. A. College ordinarie sam
mantrade har. ST. Peter, hvarvid fle-
re saker af stor betydelse kommo un-
der behandling. Sarskildt ma har
framhallas, att det f0rslag till f0ran-
dring af studiekurserna vid var skola,
som af fakulteten blifvit framlagdt,
blef enhalligt antaget.
Det har hinge yarit EFT t6nskningsmal,
att var skola skulle ega en- sarskild
kurs for utbildande af skollarare, hvil-
ka skulle erkannas sasom icke blott
kompetente larare inom vara svenska
forsamlingar, utan iifven ega rattighet
att utan vidare pr6fning undervisa vid
statens folkskolor. Detta NAL ar nu
vunnet, enar styrelsen beslutade, att
en- s. k. "Normal: Course" eller skolla-
rarekurs skall upprittas fran och med
nasta l;isar. Denna kurs skall blifvs
fyraa. ig och omfatta i hufvudsak de
amnen, som genomgas de 'sakademi-
ska och freshmen -klasserna. Upp-
rattandet af en- dylilz kurs blifver for
visso af stor; betydelse for v;trt laro-
verk, emedan den tvifvelsutan kommer
att ej ringa grad 0ka de studerandes
antal vid G.. A. College.
En- AMMAN vigtig f0randring sbedde
med hansyn till svenska spraket. Delta
skall namligen under de iva f6rsta aren
j 'akademislka" afdelningen vara ett
,n1f f,,Sf L,,sss, = = fr4I
+je klassen till och med "Sophomore"-
klassen aro svenskan och tyskan lik-
stalda, sd att den studerande, som lii
ser svenska, ar befriad fran tyska och
tvartom.e Dock eyer han rattighet att
studera bada spraken, derest ingen
konfikt dememellan skulle uppsta.
junior och seniorklasserna kan sven
skan utbytas mot en- h0gre kurs engel-
ska, matematik, flosofi eller tyska.
Dstta innebar alls ingen fara for vart
svenska sprak; tvertom har det vunnit
pa denna f6randring ty det betydelse-
fulla tillagget ar gjordt, att ingen stu
derande, : som underlater att studera
svenska spraket, kan erhalla rekom-
mendation ware sig att undervisa va
ra svenska Neutrality-suspicious. eller pre-.
dika i vara svenska f6rsamlingar eller
intagas prestseminariet Rock Island
Delta tillagg innebar den fullaste ga
ranti for, att vart sk0na modersmal
skall lika kraftigt tillgodoses hadanet-
ter som tillf6rne. Vidare bestamdes
narmare, under hvilka vilkor grader
ma "A. M. och 'sM Aects'' skulle KUN
ma utdelas. Atven kurserna inom mu-
sikafdelningen blefvo here hanseenden
f6randrade.
En- vigtig bestammelse gjordes be-
trjffande den f6rberedande klassen.
Denna 0ppnas f0rst den 1 nov. och
slutas redan den april. Afgiften for
densamma bestamdes till 500. Hari-
genom skall denna klass tvifvelsutan
blifva mera talrikt bes0kt, ain hittills
varit fallet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-02-14
Aug. College & Theol. Sem.

Nagot som tidningslasare allman.
het och skolvanner isynnerhet gerna
leta efter sin tidning ar ''skol-
bref". Sadana aro alltid af sar.
skildt intresse for dem, och der0fve1
f6rundrar sig val ingen. Samfunds.
winner hafva ock ratt att fordra att
samfundets tidningar stadse innehalls
underrattelser fran och ON ALA dess
olika verksamhets etsomraden, pa det at,
de ma IA veta hvad som Diver ALT ut
rattas och tilldrager sig. Sasom nyss
sades, sd intresserar man sig sarskildt
for vara bildningshardar och delta sa.
kerligen derf6r, att lite hvar ar me1
eller mindre medveten ON den stora
betydelse, som denna lem, skolan, har
uti samfundskroppen. Fattas nu bara,
att man kunde skrifva ratt intressanta
och innehallsrika skolbref! Sadana som
lnneh0lle icke blott Wind, utan framf0r
ALT SAX skulle det vara: gedigna upp-
satser Men hvem kan val astadkom-
ma dylikt? Ahjo, de saknas icke, som
blifvit ,utrustade med en- alldeles utom-
ordentlig f0rmaga att behandla stalfli.
sor. Vid denna skola finnes atminstone
en-, som ar smart sagdt ojemf6rlig |
konsten att skrifva skolbref, nemligen
var alsklige och of0rliknelige presi.
dent, dr.. O. OLSON. Hvad for godt
han med sin penna har utrattat till
denna skolas framgang, torde icke vara
sa synnerligen qvickt utraknadt, det
Ill da .sakert. Dock kan man ju icke
vanta, att han oupph6rligt skall skrif-
va skolbref, 6fverhopad som han al
med g0romal. Han har anda ALT for
mycket att utratta. . Men hvad ar det,
som hindrar andras att skrifva, ON icke
precis Jrdn skolorna, ga dock ON, skol-
verksamheten? Hvem vore mera lamp
lig dertill an synodens v0rdade presi-
dent? Det kandes uppmuntrande att
lasa hans artikel fran denna skola f6r
nagon It'd sedan, och det wore 6nskligt
att han skrefve an vidare och dervid
icke gl6mde vart samfunds 5friga laro.
anstalter, som ocksa hafya sin stora
betydelse. Och hvad en- person hans
formaga sager. det blir paaktadt och
winner med sakerhet geh0r. Dessutom
fnnes det en- stor skara insigtsfulle
skolman inom synoden, som utan tvif-
vel skulfe kunna llr sin fatabur framba-
re- bade nytt och gammalt pa upp!ys-
ningens. gebit, hyarigenom intresset
skulle vidmagt thallas och starkas. Det
blefve helt annat an mar vi andre okun-
nige stackare taga oss fore att rasps
med vara rostiga fisor Ingen upptage
lila det Ofyan anf6rda, ty det ar sagdt
den hjertligaste vaimeningl
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-02-14
w IsCO N SIN.

Isang d IxtensIrap. Aff,sessl4
mrs. Louis Clark Beloit firade nyli-
gen tillsammans med ett stort antal
frander och winner, 63:ariga arsdagen
af slit lyckliga iiktenskap.
Helsonamden Eau Claire har
f6rordnat, att ALA barn, som bevista
stadens skolor, maste imam den Is dis
vara vaccinerrde, och de, som vid den
tiden ej inneha attester htra, l0pa fara
att blifva relegerade.
Broto mot laroverkets regler.
For en- It'd sedan blefvo 5 studerande
vid det norska lGroverket Mt. Horeb
bortk0rda och Is andra relegerade pa
en- viss It'd, emedan de bevistat en- ma
skeradbal, hvilket enligt laroverkets
regler var f0rbjudet. Bland antalet
relegerade riknas Afven sju qvinliga
clever
Hemlock" lumber, som hittills
ansetts vara niistan vardel6st, torde
komma att framtiden blifva betydligt
begagnadt. The r. u. Pike Lumber
Company ar betankt pa att under kom-
iAAeNhSAS OuSu OCu lOId uldfhnu-
den betydliga qvantiter af nAmda slags
brader. Man anser, att delta virke
skall kunna med f0rdel begagnas Of
Westerns farmare for uppf0rande az
skull och andra billigare abyggnader.
Ny trust. Eft betydligt antal of
statens Observation-Disclosures represen-
terande ett kapital pa 81, 900, 900, afh0l-
10 nyligen mote Eau Claire. Result
Northwestern Stove and Heading
Association. Femton m0tesdeltagara
ingingo trusten och underskrefvo en-
ofverenskommelse, i hvilken de for
binda sig att vidblifva sadana priser,
som f6reningen finner for godt fast
stalla.
West Superior-nyheter: Andrew
Pikkarinen, en- finne, har arresterats,
anklagad for att hafva valdtagit Ell at-
taarig aicka, dotter till Peter Hatelli
fran Brules Crossing. Mrs A. Mckay
aaed harstades i f0rra veckan under
omstandigheter, som antagligen kom-
ma att f0ranleda rattslig understandings
f6retagande. For en- It'd sedan fick hon
nemligen ett haftigt anfall af influensa.
Under sjukdomen sk0ttes hon af S. k.
"Christian Scientists", hvilka f6rvag-
rade henne lakarehjelp. Dessa he'll
bregdagorare hallas nu ansvariga for
qvinnans d6d.-F6r f0rebyggandet az
smittkoppornas spridning i staden hal.
vaccinering af ALA barn skolaldern
blifvit pabuden.-Vale af stadsembets-
man b6rjar narma sig, och ALT eftersom
detsamma nalkas, synes det politiska
intresset blifva lifigare och kandida-
ternas antal st0rre. Bland annat ON
namnas 81 mindre An tro skandinaver
vara m0jiga kandidater for stadskas-
s0rsbefattningen, nemligen nuvarando
innehafvare af embetet,. H.O. Walseth,
kolhandlaren Ole Hard och John Hobe.
Den sistnamde ar demokrat, hvilket i
narvarande It'd torde betydligt f0rmin-
ska hans valutsigter, men de f5rstnAm-
da aro CODA republikaner, och hvilken-
dera som m0iligen fommer att upptra-.
da som kandidat f0r sysslan anses ha
CODA utsigter for erhallande at densana-
ma. tS5S
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-24
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders Of the Barton
National Bank VIII he held at their banking.
rooms IN Barton. on Tuesday the sth day OF
January, A. j.. 1895, at 10 O'Clock "a. m. Tor the
purpose Of Clecting Directors for the ensuing
year and the iransacting Of any other illegal
business.
II. X. DEWEY, Cashier.
Darton, VT, Dec. !, 1894. d9-