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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08
Shifting Soil.

Real Estate Transfers Reported by Abbe &
Ellison, Abstracters.
M c Hemenway to Chas Hoffman pt
Its 8 4 all 5 567S9 10 II Henqus.
nets ID add Hope, $1,000.
Same to same W! 1t 8 same, 81.
Joshua Norman to Bertha M Norman
WI nwl 1922, $1,000.
+ W Chesebro to J U Grant and Ira
Bemant 1t 8 bk 80 Herington, $500.
EA Wright to N Moman pit Us 8 and
I bk Rice 4 b add, 1920.
Chester Co Guarantee Trust 4 Safe
Deposit Co to Mary + Bowles pit
ne. S-ll.S. $3.50.
s R Clarke to same land in S-11-S,
1900.
c 5 Fuller to c Schwartz 81 swl 49,
l6.l, 5000.
j V Farwell to Hannah NJ Martin mel
N-l8-l, 1880.
Gottlief Heller to W d Nichols lis 81
3s bk 20 4 A T Co. IL.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08
Pleasantly Surnrlsed.

About thirty.iive friends Of Mrs. W.
X. Jessop gathered at the home of her
parents on West Fourth street Monday
evening to celebrate her birthday. A
sumptuous supper was served to all
after which she was presented with a
handsome china dinner set. Mrs.
Jessop leaves tonight via Santa Fe
for her home in Arkansas City after a
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08
FOR A LIBRARY.
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES UP THIS
MATTER.
Business Of Routine Nature Trans
acted at the Regular Session Of the
Board Schools Doing Well.

The board Of education met in regu.
lar session Friday evening. The usual
bills were allowed and reports were
received showing excellent progress
on the part Of the schools.
President Brewer presented the fol-
lowing as plan for public library
and the matter was favorably dis
cusscd with interest by the board;
SUGGESTIONS FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY.
This city is in position to get a
public library after the same plan
followed by the board Of education Of
Kansas City, Mo. Such library
should be known as the Abilene High
School library, and it should be owned
absolutely by the board Of education.
AT present there are about l,400 vol
umes in the library, and these are of
no benefit whatever except to the
pupils Of the high school. Under
existing circumstances, the board
cannot permit them to be circulated,
and they are so housed and arranged
that 1t is inconvenient for the public
to consult them, and such consultation
would not be convenient to the school.
1t has been suggested that the city
council might be willing to give the
lower east rooms Of the city hall for
that purpose. They are now occu-
pied by the marshal, but it is under
stood that he is perfectly willing to
live elsewhere. The building is too
valuable to be occupied for residence
purposes. These rooms would make
an excellent library and they could
be furnished at little cost. They
would make an excellent meeting
place for the different societies and
kindred organizations Of the town
and such societies doubtless would be
willing to pay small sum for the
privilege of meeting there, particu-
larly II they knew that such sum was
to be used for the Improvement Of the
library.
1t would not be good policy to
make the library absolutely free and
open at the start, but the better plan
would be to sell annual memberships
for about $l.00. 1t would not be A
a difficult matter to sell 500 member
ships at once and this money could
used to increase the library With
that money, the number Of books
could easily be increased to 1000.
lnasmuch as the library has every
thing needed in an ordinary way in
the line Of reference books, this in
crease could be used in purchases
that would make it very popular with
the people. Several Of the citizens Of
the town are anxious and willing to
to take the matter up and push it is
soon as the board OF education and
city council shall consent to the ar
rangement, and ! would ask that the
board at this meeting appoint a COM
mittee Of three to take the matter in
charge"
A committee consisting Of j. y.
Brewer, P. J. Stoddard and j. II.
Niesley was appointed to confer with
the council and report progress in
the matter At the next meeting Of
the board.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08
Carlvon.V .Volkman.

At Junction City Feb. . were mar
ried K. H. Volkman, the popular ho-
tel keeper Of Woodbine and Miss Rosa
Carlyon Of Junction. They have the
best wishes OF wide circle OF friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08
For Sale.

Four buildings, 100 feet long, l2
feet wide, containing 10 box stalls
each, at fair grounds. Inquire Of
20-i j. b. CASE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08
For Sale.

so thoroughbred Shorthorn and white
face bulls, and 200 young COWS.
CLARENCE MARTIN,
l9-f Hope, Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08
A Large Hote, Near Pasadena harmed.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. e.-The Echo
Mountain house, a large hotel on
Mount Lowe. near Pasadena, burned
down yesterday. The fire was caused
by defective hue. All the guests es-
capped uninjured and most Of them
saved al their personal effects. The
hotel was filled with guests. The
loss is in the neighborhood Of $780,.
900.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08

William Henry Glider, the Arctic
explorer, died In Morristown, N. j.,
yesterday. lie was born in 1888.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-08

Z. Bergstresser, dentist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
benfe,A bab fe nit bic n61fte Meebl

benfe, bah Ie nit bic nGhfte MetI
fcmss SO tenne Sc lang ipurte, BOT
hje Qehhie qtfdgt, tlit tpdMt &c BIS
3lst1 iif6fie sSdbr trdrts. nd1n fcmIlst
MeSpuhn8 aud noduit. b hH St<
E6hsiftS bifdba i3 hfst hp@ seffjii
b6B bte RonrpeRie BE SpNbris |mide
bubt. SD zen bod ouh ben Sdmpelz
ftubn triest. Die Qebbie bot gefugt,
iie ipiiBt beFer, iie bdtt au4 ORDERS
tingtf1idt un hdtt ME nids friegt. 8ei
9fhinto, bo ben ih atptper bod teinz
,ber tfhiep gefieNt. Sh ben mid geF.
,fhebmt tpie alles. SelI mar aiptper
ebbes idbDnes, tpei ia bebt MIDI gar nit
slnebr on bic @trittmitbn loNe. llfff
eenol sebt bic Dobr uff IN per sRtbt.,,
terrier fon,mt ereitl DO htts in fDr1
,lcuter syreilb en- laute Sdfei selai1e.
Dsr Meblferrier bot { grobes N6detfh
8tH0bt ln bic @eis r,ah 13m tihntf DE
'llluBft has bic preifents fein.t @ebn
St2 bsnAiA geiugt. s3uerfdt ben idb
ben 8rief gelefe,, tpo, Der Me6lterrier
g.bnbf bot. Ser. Brief bot eefagt:.
r6ier fhide mer SPINE bic tprehents.
Die @tlipermein bot geitappt, I'm for
ben HieIen ben mer nit 'mebr genug
Gilipet fnr Die 5pubns gehabt. sic
friege bic 5pubns tnann nler tpibSer
emol rnebr5ilper 1treife. Subrs trulie..
6pr bas pGdetf4 au friege ben id brei
0ubler beSable rniiiie I'm bdnn lin i'd
aefebnt. Wie ih tpibber su mid fomz
me i'm, bo Zen ib bic Bads uffges
md9t I'm mas is brin setpeie. stpei
fedtnbhenbiae Difdes, tpo iA IN etniz
gem 5tobr for 3ipei S4ining furfe
fu,,n. SEPT fin i9 gun, sipeittnol ees
febnt I'm tpie th tpibber riefoDipert lin,
bp ben i9 sesreint tpie { seifodenes
pif. Subrs trulie
9iaaie 6unffengel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
aettte QrettTur.

Ser Gefunoaner Qarl M0llsr fommi
In Der Qateinfunbe bes Grbinarius. bic
ben 8ormittas besinnt. 3u ipdt. .gnt.
t4ulbigen Sic. 9err profefor,A iagt
Der Getunbaner. sd babe beute frub
elm ileines Briiberdtn befommen. =
Der Droinarins iiebt i'm iiber bic
Brille an unb nidt: .Sa, ia, i'd tpubte
es, baB Sic nidt aenl9ten
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(@4lob folet.)
Rrnpstuttnrs.

SEPT {9au'n g anal Sbreri Mann
an, Grau pinleIbergerl Dor elmer
Gtunb' bat er tdon 9e6en ,pollen. uno
jebt iommt er nod anal nit elmer
Maab baber !--.Sa. piiien g, 6ran
G@nedlbader. mel Wann bat feline
Giaenbeiten; Z mag ibm ater MIR Elm.
reb'n. iueil / iein' llnfrieb'n Mill !-Sn
benz Goll in's Heae: rubia ieiu uub
u,ittrinfen l.
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seilt lester 8rief.
Gr5dbluug bon Sermann iceberg.

ben. - sd babe audi in meiner Su=
aenb gsarbeitet! Wie? - Nein! Mos
bin foa bas fiibren!9 gr mode feline
Mrbeiten. ounb oamit gut"
Der Mann, tpelher gefpro4en,
nabm feinen gut, sriff nad DemStod,
fiibte feline 5rau flii9tig auf bic @tirn
unb perlieB bic Wobnung.
sSn einem flsinen Gemahe. bas naG
benz 6ofe fiibrte, faB Elm Rnabe on
einem @hreibtii6 unb arbeitete. geez
ben linn lagen Elm 8ud) uno au4 eiil
2erifpn, In tpelhem lebteren ct bldtz
terte.
2eife trat Die Mutter au ibm.
.Nrnl, 9snrtg" ,
Der 4ngerebete erbob ben .bla1en
aopf unb iao ieins Mutter ernF an,
g.Mirit Ou fertis9, Sd babe eben
nit Deinem Batter seipro9en, er
tpin's niht erlauben."
.M9, i9 bate Did bod gebeten,
Mutter. ibm ni9ts" - l.nterbrah Der
&nabe iie borpurfspon. SD mub bic
glrbeit MAIDEN. Cine gnff6ulbisuns
fdnn ith rid. bor5eisen, nod tpeniger
bic S9ule ber{Gumen."
.Mber Du biit 10 blab, 6enrD Wie
ftebt's NIT Deinem &opf? SITS
bei7er9"
eyener nidte, aber bic miiben Mugen,
bic ounflen gfinoe lnter bie1en, Der abz
aefpannte 9lusbrud in ben 3iiser
itraf:en feline Morte 2iisen.
Sch menigItens beute friibseit!g
in's 8ett. Ou fannft lieber morsen
aur rehten 3eit aufiteben unb bana
tpsiter arbstten."
.Nein, neiil. Das gebt ia niAt.
Morsen frib' muB ih einen oeutihen
Muffab abi4reiben."
Gr mahte iih tpieber an bic Mrbeii.
unb feline Mutter lisb itd in einen
Gtubl aleiten unn 1haute ibm au.
Sic mar i1on aliidli9 ,/tpenn lie in
ieiner NGhe mar, Inb tpenn ibm niht
au iprecben seiiel, 1bpies iie.
Sin unb tpieber erbob Der Rna5e
bas Mnqe ,inb {haute iie an. Sin
@trabl inniser 2iebe flos bann iibet
fein GeiiGt: Elm fanftes, faft melanz
dolifdes 2ddeln umfpielte ieinen
Munb.
Da frabte es an Der Sbiir. sGs 1T
BelIo."
Der Rnabe ;prang auf. Gin sros
FER, prGhtiger 0unb brGngte fih bnrG
bic Sbir, fdmieste iih an 9enrp an.
trat audi f1peifpebelnb Der Gram rld=
her unb leste fih enblih abfeits bon
benz Slide nieber.
yaun rihteten li1 nod 3tpet lebz
bate, tbeilnebmenbs Mugen auf ben
TleiBisen.
Nah elmer Weile begann bic Muttsr
bon Neus,n:
.Wenn aber bic Gerien ba iinb.
iouit gu einmal pauie nader,
6enrp. Damn fdiden mir Did ipie<
Der aum Dntel grnit nab @rdnfee
ins sFDrfserb1us. Dh fonnit Du DID
tummef1, ihieben unb ingen.1
ssn ben Musen bts Rnaben blib:e
es auf. rSu. unb 8ello nebme i'd nit,
W&utter1 fdgte e IN fait iinbh9s
nuiper sfreube.
Qlls Neuos gsdme genunnf irnrbe.
erbob e ben Ropf, fanb quf iinb legtt
b1s flodige Aaupt anf bes Gpre3sns
btn 8nie.
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3t1r,1e Besetdrttuttu.

9err: Ser G6riItHeller, ben Gh
borbin 10 adtunsspoll sriiBten, tuira
mobl iebr Diel geleien?1 - 2eib.
bibliotbefbefiyer: .Samobli
Ser 1T aur 3eit Der @eridlun.
qenNe!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
3ettuetttIb.

a.: 80 Mart tpolten sic fur bal
Bib? Das III bod nur cine Qoblen.
3ei1nung !4-M aler: ~Mber. riein
6err, beoenten sic bic boben Qo6leu.
nreife !"
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3H1nliti6Tsr @iaperlnttp.

6eiratEsbermtttIer: Die
Game, bic i'd Sbnen Eier empieble. III
olleroings teine yGd6nbeit, ober bos
Tam man bel elmer Mit9ift bon 500, i.
600 Marf aud nidt berlangen! uebri.
gems, bier 1T lire Photographic. Mos
tagen sic at ibren NeuBeren?--
0eirotbsianbioat (eri9rpden) !:
sMeuberen? ga, t6ren sic, bos
tii i4on bas-Meuberne!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06

Wa Wadtmeiher: rMarum III iiber
jebem pferoe1ano Der Name bes pier-
bes an9egeben, @etrut !"-3efrut:
.Eamit jeoes piero tueis, ME es bsiBt.
-W dtmeiner: ,0amit jebes
piero meib, mo es iid binauliellen bat.
tuenn 10 Elm giel, Gdafstorf BON He.
frut tpie 9u, es ni9t leien tannl~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
Or hat u,td1 red1t.

BANTER (3u ieinem f9riftaellern-
ben eobne): .0arrp, LAB ab BON ber
brooloien QunF uno fang an d sc.
fddit. Gu tpeiBt bod: @elb re9iert be
MeltlA -Qarrp: ~@elo? - ber
g 6ein regiert bic Melt. iast 6dil-
Ier. "-Dater: .Nu- G1iller hat
aud Neht; Is a 9auienbmart.
61ein tein @eID?A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
3(uheIfrrtthur.

.9lun, tpie bat Sbnen paris gefals
len IL. .@ana boraiislid. SD babt
bod ibon biel i'm Qeben seieben, abei
idliebli6 ldBt es iidb bod nidt leugnen.
baB es auf Der sansen Welt teine 3lpeit
Gtaot gibt, bic aud nur onndbernh
einen 10 pariieriiden ginbrud maat.
tuie paris !"
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31uITrunrH Qrttuf.

81: .Sbre Grau G6piegermutter,
6err Ratb, 1T su BeIu1 einsetroffen?4
B.: .Sa piiIen sic, mir ertuarten
ndinlitb in nddller 3eit Die Mnfunfi
zines Gtammbalters !"-M.: sMba!-
,@roRe Greisniiie tperIen ibre G9atten
bpraus pa
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ttftt kleturr ptplnt.tat.

.Mnti{r, l bstorihi' i'd nod einen,
aunenY -. Qlber 0u bali ia ben ernen
tod 9dr midi gegeffen!1 1-~S6 fro9ef
ilur. ba id ,riiIsn sin6hts; ob Id meinens
Qn1en raid pber lan9Iam ellen foll Z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
Aus et,1e,tt An,ttutr.

:. 81. .MuBer ii1 Dor sSreuoe iiiir3te
e ju Der gelisbten, uno rief TIT i9on
bon @eitem su: 9beures 0era, freue
Did. mir i6nnsn jebt beiratben! Gs II
mir enblib 9sllln9en, cine 0iitte 5u
ersuerben, in Der mir slldli4 iein uer.
hsn.S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06

Gpra9Iebrer: ~Wenn Ia Sfnea
ratben bari: Iafien Sie's bod bleiben,
aud nod Tran30iii1 3u Iernen-Gb
i9mdbeln id DeutIb f4on genusl1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06

q = q y ~ "a n D. Il a
De annere Dag bet MIDI Ser Better
Rerrier en- Brief gebrnM, tpo mid me-
nigitens brei Dag benfe bot made. @s
is en- gan5er peil Stoff in ben gnpe<
Iopp geipefe I'm hh ben erfht gar nit
DeDiBf. mo ich ben unfunge folle gu
leie. Mell ben i9 sebentt. bu beTer.
kft erf9t empls ben 8ritf, mo babel ge=
Iege BOT I'M fen is auh be prappere
Wes seipe1e. Der Brief bot geiagt:
Sub bic 2ebbie bon bas 6dus! -
6ell fin i9 off Robrs genefe I'm
trann's sebeiBe hdtt; Sub be Sden=
telmann bon bas 6ulis", ibdnn ipdr
IDS au1 aeipefe. Der 9rief bot nod
tptiter geiugt, bub bic Rompenie {
Eilmtrmein eisene bebt i'm fobiel @ilz
Der probubfe bebt, bab mer bic 9nrl3e
Welt NIT pergolbe fDnnt. sc bdtte
gar tein Subs for. ben piele @toff I'M
bell fe's borh nit pehFte ipollte; bo
bGtte 5e lietper ibren Wleinb uffse=
nn4t, { Gddterie ali ftdrte un iilDerne
Gpubns gu nldnnufGdtere, bic fe 10
gut tpie etpeggetpipe bebte, Bios baB bic
MitmenIhe -Dergniese bdtte. Mnes
spas ie for bic Spuhns frage beAte,
has mar stpei Oabler for bas Oubent.
Ecr einige 2ebpie ipdr's Jeff, bel ibre
Greinbe bic @pubns au bertaufe TN
mann mer Orber for 5tpDlf Oubenb
nit benz fG11e @elb etnidide bebt,
bann bebt bic Hompenie als 8elohz
nuns filtperne Subpplebt I'M en- III
perneGebfItdnb f4ide, mo unner 8riez
Der I'M 6htpeIhtere feline breibig Dohz
ler tpertb ndre. 9lles mas for bte
5fDei prei1ents gu be3able mar, bas
bdre bic @dspenses fpr ben Stoff BET
grpreb gu Iehide I'm Das, tpdr all. gei
Sole. ben ih sebenft, tpie ih bus ge@
le{e I'M bic pidIhers ppn ben Stoff,
no lie berIhenfe, sefebn ben, fea NOR
afpfper en- gibie, ebbes fetnes for mein
sDeiningrubm for 1attings gu triege.
SD ben 70 ebbes arig notbipenbig gez
6rdu1t, asptpsr sic ipiHe gut genug,
bab mer alletpeil 70 niels @dspenses
bot, bab mer an 70 ebbes gar nit benfe
tdnn. S9ietpib, mann ib Die Spuhns
perfaufe tOnnt, bas tpdr bod arig
lhnen perbient. Sb i'm atptper nit 10
ieiis, un bel in be erI9te 2ein emol
an bic 4ompenie seI9ritpipe, oaB ie
mid Sdmpel bon bic Spuhns f6ide
bcbte. Sd ZEN aud alei4 en- gnnier
friegt, un bann is pGdet1b fomme,
iDo id 3ipei Dabler for beaable ben
miifIe. syn ben Brief BOTS sefast, es
mar Hubl in ibr 8ibneB, baB ie
feine Sdmpels 5bife bebte, atptper for
mid su pliefe, bebte fe MIDI Elm fhide.
Sen preis ppn 3ipei Dabler, ben Debt
ih nit berliere, bifahs mann ih mel
Drber idide bebt, bann bebt ih for
bic apei Dahler nod eDobenb Spu6ns
trtra frieee. Sd muB faae, fslI is E
Teines gefhdft I'm Der Spuhn mar
hute1eit. Gd1h, ipas bot Der eefunfelt
un gs1parfelt lin ei tel jub, bas !ebte
Rdttern Is es eetrefe. Sd i'm 10 frob
Betpefe, ipie alles I'm ih ben mid glein
getreBt IN fin in 8ielein ail bic Mes
bespeilern. Mebespeilern, ben ib
pefogt, ih fen ebbes feines I'M bas Is
!: Sf9ebns for 2siftein1. sd ben
bonn bic Webestpeilern bas Gdmpel
sesefgt I'm ie bot fitb gar nit fatt Dron
Iebn tonne. 9nu mDtfd2 bot fe aez
Frdgt iii DO ZEN i6 aeiagt: Seq. 8
6ot fe gefuat, In = Geifc jim i4 aris
tubr, dinner i4 beht for ben Spubn
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Sunge Grau: .Menid. tuie ent.
iebli9 aerlumpt ieben eie aus? an
Sbnet, III ia tein gutter Gesen. -
Bettler: ~God. 9ndbiae Grau. =
0er3 IL gut +
ebrkldrt.

,WiIien Gie ibon. Der Ne1tsanirdll
Meier ipirb Hedbriefli6 perfolet9~-
,Qein Munber, ber mar INNER eia
geiu9ter Mbnotdt!s
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6uIllorilTi(d)e6.
51ro.tafft,,
MfttutxH Hnrnehest.

& .2Dsahs Sic 1t,eir Mann ipdren. ID
mdir6e Sbiisn ni6fasn Slit IN SIREN
] Qlffee tbun -. llno tpenl Gie itieine
Eraii .iDdrss, iib uiitbs bsu 9uffse trin-
Ten Il Ghasaz saRa. sa
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S!e tIN Det D'slsM 1cpt NY VI W.
ren GO1n aa unp liebtoits i4n 5drtli4
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bas 3utrailttt 3i ibm. @r fann's nlds
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malS mittrabte unb aeDnDia shrdnbeSs
bic Gtunben dbuartete, ;ilnb entfernte
fih. 74 tgia h #; INT fe:g ia
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ia Bis iebf Mles iait 4 aeqangen 3l
feir,.s yTen a lgl.a Il
sic nidte, dber fpraM niht. @ie
iab tobtenblaB aus.
.Nun9 Was si1t'ss ggas bait Du
benn. sSrau9"'aI
r0ier!" faste 1ie. rDas fanb ib
beute in Der sSriibe bei'm MufrGumen
in 6enrp's 3iinrler IN Der @hublobe.
Carl Carl. fubr iie fort unb fdhrie
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-18
State News Items.

The 1O7th annual communication of
the Grand Lodge of Vermont Masons
! convened at Burlington last week.
Nearly all Of the grand lodge officers
we're present and many prominent
Masons from different parts of the
state.
Dustin and Frank Shaw were ar
raigned in court last Wednesday on
indictments found by special grand
jury. Frank Shaw pleaded not guilty
to charge of murder, and both entered
similar pleas to Indictment for imped-
ing officer. Frank Shaw went to court
in a carriage, being still quite weak,
but will have time to recover strength
before the trial begins. w. B. @.
Stickney ofBethel, it is said, will assist
States Attorney Sargent in prosecu-
ting the cases.
Edward McCabe was arrested on the
outskirts of Island Pond last Saturday
by Island Pond officers and lodged in
the Guildhall county jail Tuesday on
the charge of attempted murder. A
Frenchman named Fernando Blan
chette was McCabe's alleged victim
and according to the latter's confess
sion the object of the crime was rob-
berry. Blanchette is a very old man.
He walked on the railroad track from
here to Norton on his way to the town
of Coaticook just over the Canadian
line. He lay down to rest beside
fence just this side of the former town.
McCabe, waiting until he fell asleep,
secured several rocks, any one of
which was as large as small pump
kin, and smashed them down on the
old mans head. When Blanchette
was found it was thought the cars had
run over him. He was brought here
and later recovered consciousness
sufficiently to EUell his story and de-
scribe McCabe as his assailant. Capt.
Randall, the constable, and several
others Immediately started in pursuio
of McCabe on hand car and over
hauled nim about ten rods this side of
the Canadian line.-HeraJd.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-18

people. 1t is state Of public schools
and free libraries. 1t is the state OF
Edmunds, and the state worthily rep
resented in the national councils by
Morrill, and Proctor in the senate and
in the house by Grout, all men who
perform faithfully their constitutional
duty as legislators for the nations
capital, as well as their duty toward
their home constituents.
The above paragraph includes a
gratifying bit of testimony to the rep
utation which Gen. Grout has made
for himself and his state at Washing
ton, and is one of the many ssstraws"
which indicate upon how fimsy basis
rest the statements emanating of late
from this northeastern part of the
state regarding the Generals work in
congress. The people of the state
generally have no doubt that if elect
ed to the senate, he will stand well
among his fellow-senators and main-
tain the prestige of Vermont in that
honorable body.-Esser County Herald.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-18

There is strong combination got
ten up purposely to undertake to de-
feat the nomination of @. S. Page.
Rutland has Joel @. Baker for candid
ate. Bennington county has James K.
Batchelder. Chittenden county has
d. j. Foster. Franklin county is
booming A. A. Hall while the post
masters aDd federal officers through
out the district stick to Judge Powers.
The practical politicians do not
admire @. S. Page as a candidate as
they know if elected they could make
but little use of him. The farmers,
mechanics and bushes men however,
the mass of voters are friendly to Mr..
Pages candidacy because in him they
find an honest, upright and fearless
champion of the people. Let them
see to it that their will is not defeated
by the schemers.-Poultney Journal.