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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19

The ladies Of st. Mary's Catholic
church will hold their annual fair at the
town hall next week, commencing
Wednesday, the 2ith, and continuing I'M
til Monday, the ooh. A very elaborate
program of entertainment has been pro-
vided, which in novelty and variety sur
passes anything heretofore attempted.
1t would be impossible in short space to
describe them all, but they will appear
on the posters. The fair is sure to be
grand success.
Last Saturday two young men named
Newton and Sumner we're riding down
Main street very rapidly. AT the post
Office corner they met horse and wagon
and were unable to turn out quick enough
to avoid collision. They both were
thrown to the pavement. Sumner re-
ceived an injury to his hand, while New
ton was thrown on his head, a slight
conclusion of the brain resulting. New
ton was taken to DIR. Sheldons drug
store, and did not come to himself for
an hour or more, being made decidedly
groggy. lie recovered after that time.
The death of james Forrest by drown
ing IN the CONNECTICUT river at Spring
Held, Mass, was confirmed by the arrival
here on the early morning sleeper Friday
last of Charles Forrest in charge of The
remains. No light is procurable on the
case. The deceased was employed as
stone mason near Spring field and had
given up his job. He presumably was
preparing to return to MlddIeburv, as it
Is said his velise was found in the depot
at Springfield. 1t was known that when
paid of he received considerable money.
but only So was found on him when the
body was recovered The funeral was
held Friday afternoon from the home of
Joseph Forrest on Weybridge street.
Last Sunday morning Rev. A. w.
Dickens of the Congregational church
read his resignation, to take effect the
last Sunday of this month Mr.. Dickens
has been the pastor of the local church
the past seven years. His resignation
does not mean, however, that he is to
leave Middlebury. He will withdraw
from the ministry and study law In the
office of the Hon. l.. ID. Edridge. As
MIR. Dickens is one of the finest pulpit
orators il the state, he will enter upon
his new vocation well equipped in that
very important essential ola Jury LAWYER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickens will make their
home the coming winter in the B. 5.
Beckwith residence on Pleasant street,
Mrs. Beckwith intending to spend the
winter in the South.
People who attended the musical festi-
val at Burlington last week Tuesday, to
hear Madame Schumann-IIenk, are Justly
incensed at the treatment received at the
hands of the Rutland railway. A special
train was run over the road from Bur
lingtOn to Rutland. 1t was advertised
for the sole accommodation of the festi-
val visitors and It's schedule WAS nrp-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19

(Sotices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions Count seven words to line.l
Cooking figs II and l5c. Bond Bros.
Fresh oysters at Taylor's.
25c for large sugar bbls. Bond Bros.
Fine old corn for popping. BOND BROS.
Cider Barrels 75c. and sl.OO Bond Bros.
GARDENERS at cost nj sheldon's.
Go to Taylor's for an oyster stew.
Flower Pots, all sizes. at sheldon's.
Road carts cheap at f. II. Thomas's,
New buckwheat flour at Bond Bros
Ginseng boul hi at Bisbees Drug store.
Famous "salada" Tea for sale at Benedict's.
New boiled cider, Vermont make. at Bene.
diets.
10 lbs. best sweet potatoes, 25c. at Bond
Bros
Handsome colored teas at sl.lO a dozen.
SHELDoN's.
To RENT-My residence on North Pleasant
street. Aft THOs. BUCKLEY
Good cabbages beets turnips ana celery
for winter. 42tf HUNT BROS
WANTED.-A competent girl for general
homework i0tf. Mrs. NJ. l.. TILDEN.
New two-seated express wagon at cost al
Il. ii. Thomass.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19
SHOE N EWS

Of the new FALL SHOES abundant
here. Have changed kinds, where
possible, to offer better value at same
price, or same at less price.
Thorough comparisons of our prices
and quality with others are convincing
wisest buyers of the decided gain from
buying all Footwear here.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19
We MIGHT BRAG
BOYS and SMALLER BOYS

Find shoes here that wear
and that they like. We
price them from 81 to 81
and sell good kinds.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19
Social ulattprs.

THE WEATHER AT BREAD LOAF
FOR WEEK ENDIN0 WEDNESDAY, OCT. II, 1900
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19

THE WEATHER IN MIDDLEBURY
FOR WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, oct. II, 1900.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

(Sotices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions Count seven words to line.)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-19
A GREAT SELLER

A GREAT SELLER
In shoe quality for women
are the Queen Quality
Shoes. You can choose
for leather Enamel, Pat
ent Kid, Kibo Kid, Kibo
Calf, Box Calf, and flom
60 styles the most shape
ly and comfortable.
THE LARGEST VARIETY
of Mems So. SO Shoes ever
here are in stock now
They are good calf or vici
leather with good soles,
made carefully. The {.
shapes are as good as any
higherpriced shoes.
We MIGHT BRAG
Wisely about Women's
Shoes here at SI.5o and
SI.75. They are light or
heavy leather with light
or heavier shoes, and
adapted for easy or hard
wear.
BOYS and SMALLER BOYS
H. 1 Il .l.l. [. ...- .1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
SON EST0S SuS SlNTOMAS :?

Predileeei6n al onapismo emisiones de dia de
noche, derrames al estar en- presenoia de una
1aScivaS; granos, contraccioneS de los musculoa
(Que son precursores de la Epileps1a); penss-
tendencias & dOrmitar dormir, sensation de en-
brutectmiento, perdida de la voluntad, falta de
dolores en- las pernas en- los mtsculos, sensacion
de tristeza de salientos inquietud, falta de
pu6s decualquter esfuerlo Qequeno, manchas no.
tantes ante la vista, debiidad despu6s del act0 .
esfuerzos en- la silla ruido silbido los ofdos-
timidez, manOs Y pies pegajosos y mos, tenor de
algdn peligro 1nminente de muerte infOrtunio
impOtencta parcial total, derrame premature
tardio, perdida 9 disminu ucion de los deseOs, de-
caimiento de la sensibiidad, 6rganos catdos Y
debiles, dyspepsia etc, etc. Algunos de
slntomas son advertencias naturales para un
nom bre que debe recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
whales, vendra ser presa de alguna fatal
Nosotros soIicftamos de todos los que sufren
de alguno de los s1ntomas arT1ba enumerados,
QUE OBSERVER BIEN ESTE A VISO,
cOmunicandose con nuestra CompanIa de medicos
especialistas que han tentdo yeinte amos de X
periencia, tratando intermediates de los nervios V
del sistema sexual, y quienes pueden garantizar
una curacion radical Permanente <
InVlenos una 1elaCLon coli!nPloea oo 81 Oaso
dandonos todo su nombre direction, eda0, Ocu-
paci0n, 81 es casado soltero, cuales de los sin
tomas nombradOs Sc le han manifestado I'd, v
81 I'd, ha usado algun tratam1ento para gonorrea,
estrechez, Stills 81 guna Otra enfeTmedad venerea.
Nuestra junta de medicos diagnosticaTa
guda v Embellishments su case (gratisl, inform
ara I'D. de 10 que le cuesta un tratamiento de
treintA dfaS, en- ell que Sc efectuara una cuTacion
radical Sc Ie I'd su completa salud v
voIyera I'D a ser nm hombre vigOrOsn. ST nd nos
remite cinco pesos en- billetes de pals 6 giro
postal como garant1a de buena f6 ie enviar6mos
enseglIida las mediCinaS reQueridaS pOr coEreo!
certfticado, tan pronto como nuestra tunta de
medices haya decidido el complete tratamiento 4
que I'd. debe someterse. -
COMPANIA ESPECIALIsTA del NORTR
16o Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane St.,
New York, E, q, de a. e,
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gzs Mostazs m, dicinaI Y
z--'t8a lrG-,7-a-8 zsa para Ia ~ "a. En-, ha "a
u -1.I5S5l da eu lstsr De I, j, l,
|9 zz 8 y 10 tbs. ; en cum
&sfs55 ~ E9 tee, "arrit-r = bsrri
.s@ lse. Osdtue" pr cos
ssss3gss.s ~ a dneta d. +u- agan4.~
- ss=.---a - w. G. DEAN & SOM
New YoIk Niue -tn5r ua4fe" vista.
% ossa d. Val+ y Cs clio, Ponce Y
ea' fsu gssti= por oorroo al 4a4 las
plda. A yoslo 81 10 1919
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
LA DEMORA ES PELI6R0SA.

Parece que ell Creador Ia ordenado que despues
de la sangre ell tiuido vital seminal sea Ia sub
stancia mas precosa ell cuerpo del hombre y
alguna perdfda contranatural de 81 prOduoira
siempre FesUltados desastroSoS.
Muchos hombres han muerto de enfermedades
corrientes tales como las del cor2zon, del mgadO,
de los riflones Intermediates pulmonares, etc,
Dor haber permitid0 vitaIdad gRstarse, ex-
pont6ndose asi d ser faetles victimNs dc estRs
Intermediates Cuando alguDas caJas de nuestras
medicinas tomadas tempo. habTlan impedldO
estas debiIitantes perdidas, asi preservando su
vitalidad para resistir los ataQues de esas pel-
grOsas Intermediates.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta pero segura-
meDte q IN estado de demencia inCuTable causa
de estas p6rdidas, sin saber la verdaders causs
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HOtelCOiOmiai
Gales 10 V H. N. w.

NdLI0o Id II. n. w.
Washington, d. @.
tISituado en- la parte mas centrica de
la ciudad Immediate d la Casa Blanca
y d los DepartaRentos del Gobierno.
POr frente del hotel cruzan tran
Was en- todas direcciones.
Restaurado ultimamente. Salones
de reception; de lectura, billares para
los husspedes, cafe, buffet, &.
Departamentos para familias W ha-
bitaciones con banoS particulares.
Servicio esmerado: TELEGRAPH; tele
tOnO e..
Precios modePados.
w. r. Koch, propietario,
I'm. d. Mayo de 1900.
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ABAD, STEINACHeR & CO.
INGENTERO GTVILEs

INGENILRO CIvILES
l56 Fifth Avenue, Nuw York.
Sc encaEgarAn de or2aalzag emp Ga 20
para Ia exploitation de oonoasionss oou
de minaa, risgos obF&s de interes 60.
neral sn Porto Il 20 81 % nbiA 13ion de
os EHtadoA UAidla.
Rsprssent4nEs on PaeFto Rico:
JULIo 4 34IHAGaRs PONoS
O,nNa uIiol4 E t@oo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
MUY IMPORTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para com
pra venta de AcciOnes del &CreditO>
V de la ~Luz Electrica~, en- Ia Agen
cia de negocios De Luis L. Yordan
~ villa Gi'iStina. p,nra Enaro 3, i;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
ESTk I'D. SORDO 2?

gan bien, curables por medic de nuestra
nueva nvenciou; so1ameute 1osque hayan naci-
do sordo son incurab1es. Los ruidos en- las ORE
jas cesan ninmediatamente. Escr1banos pornIe-
nores sobre case. Cada persona puede curar-
sc por 81 n1sma su casa, con nIuy POGO gastos
DIR. DALTON'S AURAL CLINIC. 500 La Sale Ave.
CHICAGO ILk.s 8. U. Ds As
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
e. SOL del Canada?

Supicamos al inegente p1blico de la lectura
tudl0 coadlcones evando sorprend
SoSledaaes gaand asegurar
vdas, tomaa lnformes
+. Sborer, S4per'"tesdente Metz Agen general
6asq"erO VsGleTos JESUS M Lago Fernando M Ces
terO Agente soctador Dus Yoan Dava Agentes coecte
On Ponce. BlssinHermanos Ponce. Abri ~. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

Sobre este llamamos muy part
p1bhco por ser Ia 1alca Compan1a
que cOncede semejanGe Privlleg1o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
PrlvIlegiOs

II: III sgnrdO p resdE cuaQuer del
Tranta dlaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este Aamamos parcularmente atenc16n del
puOhco por se ualca Comp@n1a 0eI CoAunente Americana
cOncede semelanGe Privlleglo.
0 asud ent So pza este ca dadoe Po
q
aLnu q laSegar
ESQ pcOcedec Ae
ia Id nALas
RGsrAUhAK PoLLzAs4 ENTERAMENrE ABANOONADAs
10
SEUhO
an
ELG,
s1na, L5VV1
HAbra Condolences pcgiegios favorables para oa
aseguraGos qus que otreca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14

TCdO anunola d C0munioadO que 90
nasrts on este ElariO deberA salts
Eacsrss ~ ImBarts DSr adsiaatad0.
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COmpahla Trasat|antica
EsPanoIa

Un vapor de esta Compaa de meores condolences
psaeros negaa puerto del II al 20 de cada ad
miendo estos STA CRUZ DE TENERIFE. CADA
BARCELONA Acarga" para CADIz BARCELONA, GE
NOVA y TRIESTE.
PREOos DE PAsAJRs
a. 4 L. t. i. de- pref smigrante
Para Espana: $40 $50 $50 8 100 so $50 $50
smka
maan nfOrrne dfr5anne q
ID. FELICJ.
Ponce Diciembre % de 1899
dc saatnndsE OOntnuaEAn
pare G Msdsssganes
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EstG Co0'oG5EG Oece asegGaos Oenae pr5U5
ego mas ePecGes Qe c0ntas otrGs Conpasas SOcdad
fGbG1GdO TGbG1aN Od0 la America d sabcr:
Ventajas

a sania del Gobierno operacon
lpi
a
OOUPAOION Wales
LA -
4 so oontrat seneo
4 aseg
de
d segu
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the Brani-- without a tiyni.

w, b. George, agent Wast.side
addition,
--For TINT tired feeling try Mnek's
loo cream soda, y
Try those premium hams aud
baeoD nj Toole'e,
I'D, Frati maize a business trip TO
Helena tbo first OF the week,
-CmwiIe N Bouton write libernl fire
Insurance. p?Iieies ~ the best obtainnlle
N-A w, Bebo, tbs Butcher Greek oil
mtiEnnia, was u Billings visitor Wnd.
Iiesday.
III bna n0 equal aud should BIZ civ,
aD Tho preference over MI 0ibDrs-- Bill
jDgs beer,
County Commissioners PIT LnyeIle
WIS down from Columbus u couple NJ
days ibis week,
-skoMntbiDR new IN enmepns, no
prices Tint viii surprise you, mny be
soon NJ Bnbe0ok's
- PnDsjns, RarDDlDms md "A full
stock ~ other bedding plants Tor sale
NJ the Green b0Dse,
/-J.T Sanford Ot Laurel spent u
Ghsf1n Of days IN Tho Gity this w0ok
greeting old friends
DONOVAN MeaOrmiuk 90 garden
bose, lnwD mOwnrs, loo n,onW foosers.
Blue DpMe oh stoves,
"-Db0ipn DmDhD msDts NJ Tho
iDdppeDdoDt mnvket Hobpid AZ Pom
DiDRioD, telephone ltG
-Thnt order for ppooerips VIII be Di'
tended 10 to yOlW pomplnte satisfaction
by Hoguo, Robinson NJ Go
Tile Laurel school hODso ~ RDjnp 10
W0yn WITH tho resi- ~ The town, md
VIII Do yaWOynd 10 I9Det LDnlnl
~~lj0njD0tm Russell Of sheridan
" relieving Conductor Hammond wbilo
lhD latter ~ noting ~ lpDlDWastW,
"~' For photo sDppltos md Aom0 pnD,
niDn bWRnlDs ~ 0DmApDs, 10 10 BIB
oook'a Now goods NJ lew WlDos, Y
"A, Il Erwin Of Futip, president nj
thn billings Mercantile NDmpnDy, sppDt
u oolplo ~ Days N Tho city this week
@Tbo pipHt National bpUk ~ pDtEipg
On mntrOp0lltm mr. ~ The way ~ Nd,
dlpp enRlDE ~ NV bnDklps hopHo ls'
Ilphh,
1--WE tpDW lOnds NJ l9gDlnr soldiers
pppfOd through HilliUgs TDoedpy Oflorv
noon Nn I0Dn 10 lho Inpo Nome
10DDlB,
"a number NJ ylslflnR llIhH ware N
lhn Oily Tuesday night 10 Witness lbo
llOlOmiMn
III yop hnyo \ notion 10 get u new
wheel, see thO 1000 m0dNls on dlsplpy
~, bnboook'e, l'oW standard makes 10
pelo1t fl0m
-The Rocky Fork oonl mipns hnyo
AInplod pp nanin md tho Donovan Me-
dglOlek company pnn 0N yoW wpnIs
lnllho oopl lino'
I'll, H. MpNpoly, one ~ Billings
lHsl yDNl 4 baseball olNlL Ia doing nolpo
good lwlIllng f0p Tho Denver club IN
tho Western naB0olnli0N
"a A. JpDoa NJ HolNph one NJ hin
Mtpplnl lnnd commissioners fW lbp
HolnnN district, " In lhe Oily today,
hNylne Come w rrOm Miles CITY
~~ Mnrk Woods, NJ lho Woods lnypat,
MOnt COMPANY 0f hinp0lN Nph, IN In
I'm Oily Qn business, hnying MOnght pp
anynpRl hDnl NJ thoroughbred nNlllO,
which ho VIII tNko IN whitehall,
~ Grow pnyia oamp up from pp0w
Agency Wednesday,, I'm slyB thp Grow
lnhlnla hnyn p0ngpoHnled W lhe 0neloI
hNll|nNnld fnp \ fOnp days lnnpN md
wNvo hAylnR " Div llnln whnp no loft
-AnyoMl NJ Tho yelNraNs NJ Me OWL
md AplnlHh'AMopinnN Wapa tmNmnd \
pngAdn "Wednesday, MNrOhinH w lhn
nnmplApy, WHARF \ short memorial HOl,
ylnn WINS bold IN h0nOr NJ Tin dnpnIlnd
lavoaH md lha ppayps ol olAlt HdIninrH
nnnOpDIn0,
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.-T0Dight---tbs Great kullnr

--ToDight--tbs Great kellM
Poole fills orders promptly for fresh
fruit,
w b. aeorgo. agent Wesi.s ido al.
diii0B,
I'll, a. Lowell of knne, Wye, IL IN
The city,
-%-patroDize home indualpy-~driDk
Billings beer
-F0nr tbnDleia IN one wenk Nv thu
record for Billings This week,
ga girl bnby WAS born 10 the wife.
or H., u, M00rnDODHo yesterday,
South sido shoe shop for mems
Shoes, W., w up Opposite ffo ball, I'D
10 H. H0nrdman mud family loft to-
Jny f0I tbeir future home IN HolnDn,
-~ You have mayer seen rnnl magic,
II yDD bAya not s0nD k0lIAr thu 1peDL
Jos, Sims nDd wife eDme IN yeslep.
dry from their ranch homo Donp Layipn
a. I|oDp IN mind lIDt Tho lots nio be.
iDg sold inst IN Tho West'Bide DddI'
lion +.
~AU manner NJ WDDh0ojoa and bats
nrn bnlDg mndO Ou I'm oeUpna ~ Bill
jngA
%3Jnnk'H plnpD for sbDyn, bniv enl ~
bnibs VODp doors eDsl ~ Bnb1O1D'B
store
The pnpulm bpDd noU0opiB VIII be
given DN Thursday evenings bOW y 100
D'plOoh
~pThls " practically Ibu Inst wopk Of
wolk ~ ihn Billings public
schools,
~al5sim fnNpy Hood liver straw
bprteA up,ylnR nynry morning nj
T0OlN'R
- T. Mcdonald NJ Bpldgov wDb IN
lbD city TDpadny Dlgbt mixing IN tho
GlhH plny,
'"FllOpDo, Robinson NJ tlo lend w
tb0 poultry llno aHd onD always 0ll
Your wnDts, v
"9 WI DyD 0Don moro propnlnd ~ fpp
nisb nD a~bnDlnDDo or ROoky VMk N0nl
Donovan MOOopmlok company,
~bWgo mlpipoNloW suitable t0r
HnlmDD, bOpp1lnH hOnpD ~ poBtnDlDHt,
nhpnp NJ llDHlDpss College blooh
~sA mDuiuge liNoNsn WAS issVod yna'
lnPlny 10 lnpI H. RnD1Dnnk ~ Joliet
nDd ldn H. L'nD1uIBl " billings
~Mr w. N, Kennedy IetupnOd homo
Wn1DoBipg morning nftw several
months visit NJ Tho south md pust
~, u MOea md w. ~ w. lOhD
NlIon1Dd dlslllpt nlDpI IN Mlloa Oily
y%oBIppdng IN Witnesses IN u Inv ANll
~pIhp ModepD WO0dmpD gpyo u bnll
~ tbotI lodge room Wednesday, nIght
wnH Wnll Nllundol md u pleasant
lime WnH nDJOyp1
ra Wpllm EjIWps Inlt WudDpedW
morning fDp lhn lilg Horn bnAln, N
whnIo hN VIII spnd lhn
HnmmNp OD \ ranch
@llynlybody enjoys a good londnv
HloAk ~ yOnHl, niyO Vbn independent
Mnlk0I \ trinl, OynNla pnllOd rm md
TNlnphOm liy,
~rIha dogIoo NJ DOntOp Of Divinity,
rop lhp Oral tlmo " hna bonn conferred
by tho Montana Wesleyan university,
WIS bestowed npon Noy, JAN0h Mills
NJ this Oily,
@Vhn lAnnla sports PM IN nnapls nn
.nllpo dny'a plnylna Wednesday, lho
tournaments WINS mn played on, bnI
|helo Wnvn en0pRh NODlnAla w Toll who
Ihe ylOlOIH might hNye bool,
HaVhn l)jlllDga hind Inns b0n,j IN,
inHod 10 w ~ Hhnudnn IN lNls I rOp
lpha dnyA enlnDMllOlu Whn MllHNna
u orr BiHlnI lnwn ~ wyoming nm nYi
lnnlly a0lnH " 10 thlnuA NJ llHhl,
I'd, W, Yates NJ HplnNn hnH onmn ~
lngH w mob M night WNlnhMnn toI
Iho Northern pnNlnn NilvOnd IN plnpn
q, u, NAtlnn, who hnH nonnnl0d
lDAltlon Oh lhp detective tOIm ~ Ih0
'nilIODd, '
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sOvI0N wv AhsUAh NHIII MI


ANM NOWpnnk
lhp npnpnl meeting NJ lhn stools
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pDnys VIII IN hnld NJ HE OItlNn
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lllpp, On .Tl0aany, lhn hth .day NJ
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hnhlnnHA M MW nnlin hnr0Ih lhnlnl
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Montana, Mny w, 1000 Oi
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hmm Hprd,

pm Wepnped IN nm \ hDnk hard
until Dpo6mbW i l001 attention
aud bucks lAknN f0p NLnO ppg hnn1
nnIl nap i AppV W W. W. OlMlnn
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cheap NJ 1'oolo'A Y
--tio sen the Waht,Sifa addition, ~
VIII bear inspection, y
--Dr q. B Boyle ut Debo VIVA u
Billings visitor yesterday,
AL Judges ut good beer aay "a --
thu Billings beer equals sobllts nnd Pm
Dst, y
summer goods ~-refrbgaratDrs, leo
ePenm f%reaz0fe, garden bDHa, nte, Bnbs
cocks,
- Walter Cooper ~ I3Dzemnn was Ia
The city yesterday on bis way 10
Brjdger
Its cool mud ite refreshing and w.
pntr0Dtntng home Industry when you
drink BilIings bear,
~-DoDOynn MoC0rmink Go, gHrdeB
hone, lawn mowers, leo ornaM jreesaps,
Blue tinmo oil stoyes,
"A fine nssortmeDt OF 1900 model
biDyoIes--golumbjn, Hartford, Rambler
pDd Imperial Bnboook's
u M ynDoiI, principal Of ibo
LpwiatowD schools, stopped Ia Billings
wednesday nD iDDtp tD Dmnbn,
just phone ~ yOnp order for
Rocky Fork eonl md wen no The Pest,
DONOVAN Mccormick company, v
~-1'bn students NJ the public schools
0DjOyid u ynpntj0D "Wednesday OD mo-
count ~ " being memorial dry
~gFOr choice tender nnls NY Tbo
independent meat mnvlseti Orders
onllod t0p and promptly delivered y
-MnDy NJ ibe patrons and Friends NJ
Tho public schools m0 viewing tho ON
bibii wolk IN the yapioDa rooms ibis
afternoon
~- WoWnD'A bot weather tlioDl@p
QDtpk Monl RDe0lino blDyos-- Glenn
1ubnk, uooDomtepI Does Dol bnke tbo
ODDk, BpboODk'h
IL q, HlnbnM " Columbus, euppp
iDioDJoUl NJ thp MDDlND Sandstone
nDpppUy, WINS u b%HplDnAs visitor ~
billings "Wednesday
1.-The oloDD things tbnI nro Glenn "
Tbs lnnnJvy peDt oul by w, And oil
TIM voDRh ndR0g mo hW0OIhnd AWAY, 100
billings slonm lnuDdY
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sloDn OONnty peooiynd Ibnip hndpna NJ
~Dptholily \ iow days mao nDd today
atpplDd w W pak tbp people questions
-fThn Infant obild NJ Mr. md
Mvi q, w. BOND 600 "Wednesday nD1
wnp tnriud yoAlordny, th0 funeral eop,
yionH being ooDdpolpd by Roy H. q,
slulL
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ARpnNy nm Tho HnestB ~ Mpp, w. y,
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corner VhiptyrsnoODd street.
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A wDIIlmpl0yod wNoh ODn milo
from tho Town NJ Columbus, MOnlv
containing 100 n0ppp NJ dOodnd lnDd,
Vop torn,a write ~ Apply W, Hno w.
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The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13
Mrs. Elizabeth Colvert.

Mrs. Elizabeth Colvert. wife Of
J. K. Colvert. an old and highly
respected citizen Of Mayvicw. died
at her home OH TUESDAY morning
at ten o'clock. after an illness OF
only a few days with pneumonia.
She was ONE Of Our pioneer Mctho.
dis,s, having joined the church
with her husband in the year 50
and her life has been spent in the
service Of the Master. She was
born in Bourbon county, Kentucky,
May 18th, 1898 was married to
James Colvert in Is+i in Marion
county. Mo. Ten children were
born to them. nine Of whom are
living, namely Mrs. Sarah J. Black.
burn, J.. A.. Hayden and Henry
Colvest Of Marshall. j.. +. Colvert,
Salt Springs, Mrs. Kate Deal, Fair
vile, Mrs. Annie Cunningham.
Miss Jennie Colvert Of MAYHEM
and Mrs. Amanda. Blackburn OF
Miami.
The body arrived OH the 1910
train Wednesday. The funeral SER
vices were held at eleven o'clock
at the NJ. l.. church, South, con.
Quoted by J. W. Howell. the pas
tor Of the church.