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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-10
In Kitchen Furnishings

We can please the housewife
for we have one of the best
stocks Of kitchen furnishings
in Orleans county. Stoves
and Ranges, Kettles, Tinware,
Cutlery, Enamelled Ware,
Gasoline Stoves, Laundry
Utensils, in short, everything
for the equipment of a twenti-
eth century kitchen.
WHIPPLE, FRENCH & co.,
Barton Landing, VI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-10

When in need of any Doors, Sash or Blinds
drop line to US as we carry the largest and
best assorted stock to be found n the State
and save you money.
Yours truly,
Nj. J. Caldbeck & Son,
st. Johnsbu VT.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-13
8MuIC Ccntrct !!

Geit lanaen Jabren gum eriten Wlal
1T Suscaraipas gountp tpieoerum ein-
NAL ibuloenfrei, unb oas alte GDlntp
bat niht ,penia llria1e, anf biele 1bat=
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GDunties i'm 5taate 9iebt, ipelhe lih
bes ndmlihsn gorsuas riihmen t6nnen.
nnfere 5teuer3abler iperosn Die
Runbe nit @enu9tbuung bsgriiBen.
benn iie beoeuiet ipeniser Gtsusrn. ba
ioNar lleberIhiiiie porbanoen lino. Ser
0unoeiteuerfonbs peiit eirsn ueber.
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Die Gountp gpmmiiliondre bon elmer
6teuer=Wuflage fir bic Ginoerbeimatb
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rem Musaaben aus oem genannten lles
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ndre baben gut aetplrtbihaftet. MD9e
es ibnen 9elinsen. bas Gdifflein De,
@ountp.Ginanaen i'm rdmlihen Gabr.
Dafer 5u bebalten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-13
gdDcmmc nieDeraebrannt.

gDdbreno bes @epitters. bcs an,
Dienitag NaAmittaa iiber biefe 8eaeno
so9. fblug Der Ylib i'm unteren Obs
topntbaIe in bic s1eune auf Der 6arm
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elm 8etreioeipeider gerettet tueroen.
3iuei Gerfel, Die man nit Wliibe aus
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,pieoer binein uno biibten ibren GiirtuiB
nit BEN Spoe.
Ser 8erluit am 8ebduoe miro auf
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mar oeHen Neriihernng ON 9ienitaa
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-13
Oie SuScaratpas 8a,t= tttto
4cihaeleuj0ait

waro fiirslid bon Den graminatoren
bes 5taats=Siireaus unteriudt uno Elm
Nussug iiber idmmtlihe @eiddftstrans,
attionen Der @eieaihaft 9emadt.
sSn Dem @eport an ben SnIpeftor
MAIDEN Die graminatoren. na6oem lie
einiae unweientlihe 8eranoerunseu
poraeI6lagen. folgenbe anertennenot
SbluBbemertunsen
,gs freut uns, ben Beanlten fiir ihl
sutes @siddftsurtbeil unIere Nnerteu-
nung aussuipre6en.
vGas BrDtofoa lit gut gefiibrt.
vDie @eieaidaft iheint BON ben Be.
amten gut beoient gu iein.
Gin gutter &eierpefono 1T fur sll.
fdlliee 0erluife 9ebiloet.
.Gie 8eielihaft iit in 9utem gu.
itanb :lno peroient oas 8ertrauen bon
jeoermann. Der seneist lit, nit oeriel.
ben in @eiddftsperbinouna gu treten."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-13
&eiratbsbewtAteuu8sn.

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beioe BON StraBburg.
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o., = Suian Orr. Stem pbila.
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Smith, Stem philadelphia.
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Soopelanb, Mineral gitp.
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Wlellor, ubri6sOiQe.
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Grace s. 2eeeett, Senniion.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-13
0eforben.

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lor i'm Nlter bon 81 Sabren an Der
Nus3ebrung.
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Die alte Same tpar fAon ieit LANCER
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ren Batten uno fiinf Rinoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-13
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
MOVE TO END THE BOFP WAR
TT rs SAID OyERTUREs ARE no mn
MADE FOR PEACE.
General Sir EVELYN Wood 10 CO IN
south Africa as Commissioned
"a Treat for Pence.

New York. February "a dispatch to
the World rem London says An i'm
pamant development in the direction of
peace in South Africa is believed 10 bs
impending, General Sir Evelyn Wood,
wac brougA; aooai the arrangement width
she Beers after Majuba Hell. the Anal
basile Of the Boer war OF lSsO-Si. ending
IN British deteM Is going out In a ape
o:al capacGy. prsblbly as commissioner,
which Will enable him to treat with the
BoeT generals. The appointment will DO
virtual supersediag OF Kitchener, who
As expected 10 be relieved and to be COM
mnuder in chief IN India This scheme.
which as believed in best informed cirelcs
IS atoo: for the ending OF the war, is un-
GoubtedIy due ito the influence o, the
king who was actuatsd by advice OF the
6aissr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Especial to The Post)

New York, February 9,--rhe Posts
regal mourning and pageants, British pub
&c opinion is once again rivetod upon the
grave situation In South Africa. This
week--six weeks after Lord kltchener's
urgent demand for mounted men--the
war office announces with a great nare
Of trumpets the governments decision to
supply $4,000. Lord Kitchener is believed
TO have asked for 10000. and on exani.na-
ton 1t appears that most OF these 10000
have yet to be enlisted; that the total
includes recruits for General BADEN
Powell's police. quite another force, with
different work to do, and that the 5000
fresh Colonials called for are only to
replace the Colonials who are returning
home. No one pretends that there is
any lack in the british isles and colonies
OF Just the material which Lord Kitchener
wants. What Is lacking is government
initiative and government organization,
and all the while the CHASTITY record OF
death comes day after day from the seat
OF war.
The official war office returns issued
this week show that the total deaths I'M
! TO January 81. from the outset of the
war were 1899. or which 1898 were duo
/ to disease. The monthly average through
out the sixteen months of the war is thus
Si9. and In January. 1901. when the war
was supposed 10 be at an end, the total
was no less than sSl. In today's Times
the casualties occupy half column in
small type and each day has Its similar
record,
Parliament meets on Thursday, and the
government will be brought face 10 face
With these unpleasant facts. From nc
responsible quarter Is the ministry at
tackled for sending reinfCTcoments. The
criticism rather is that their reinforce
ments are too tirdy and inadequate and
that the Beers still lighting are not made
clearly aud officially to understand the
terms Of liberal self-Povernment on
which Great Britain is prepared to ar
range peace. There is no evidence that
Lord Kitcheners proclimatlons ever
reached the Beers In the field The peace
commissioners have bceu informal IN
iofticia ind individual. The hshtiaR
burgher has no reason TO doubt that Eag'
Hand is intent on bis extermin 4iion. Eng
Itch liberalism never had greater cer
10 action than IN parliament ne&t week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
SEVEN INCHES OF snow.
Three Deaths Occurred In Chicago
from the st0rlp.

Chicago. February Seven Inches OF saow
fell IN cAieago during the storm which start
ed yesterday afternoon and whca rssed
uni;l this morning resulting n Amos. con,
ple.s t,e-up OF maay cross town car lines
and seriously interrup,ns tho SUBURBAN
train stryice on All roads SO binding was
tat nae shoN driven by northeast wtnd,
WHOA a. uTnes reached velocity OF over
torty miles ar Eolr thar many accidents
resulted Three deaths occurred as reauit
OF tAs s,Orn.
Ardrew ]. switzer. railway sultchmsn.
was ruA down aud Instantly k!.lea BY a
Grand Trunk engine
Victor Corona wss found dead on the
tracks OF the Illinois Central railway. lie
s supposed to have been struck by n sub.
urban train.
Niles Ida Mccune, IN elderly woman. was
found unconscious IN snowdrift sud died
before medical assistance could be sam
moned.
The deep snow ntertered greatly with the
ere department, II being Impossible for tas
horses 10 haul the heavy apparatus through
the drifts Tie storm was general over tie
West and Northwest ara trains or an roads
fenterlng IN Chicago were from fifteen MIA.
utes 10 two hours late
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
A Republican Thus Described the
Administrations Policy
Toward the Islands Now Under Protection
OF the United States.
}, Sreaking of the Pledge Made by the Govern
snt TO Cuba Would Be the Doctrine of
Freebooters and Pirates.

Washington. February 9.--The ccnsid-
Grafton q, tho atn,o,,,et, a., o,ns,,,r
,n,.,..,..,. 80.
''''''1 ''' - '"e "0use >o''y ue-
'epoped sensation when Representative
Brown of Chic, standing in the center OF
the republican side of the chamber maA,
a soeecb .,ronr,v conaemn,,n o.,.r,o,
ro,,.
' 1' W s'Ds ''D"' e'ne'Nss s"'u'o AZ
once give assurance ITO the Fillp.nos that
the purpcse of the United states was to
give them lndenendonce u9s ann,rn.
r,r. ma. :,
" "'1'4 '0'o'a'e CAV =
'''i 20 Cn's erect was loudly applauded'
particularly On the democratc side, and
at the close of the speech u.,av Of nj,
-e,uhitca, osso,,,,os oro.s,A ,
''''' -'i' WINS 'D' "'N'e1 "'n'' N'p'e ss i
'atiFe Mie'1s OF Indiana and Representa-
tive Dinsmoro Of Arkansas ALSO spoke on
abo Pb,Innlnes
The consideration q, The dtnIomat,o and
consular t.ill went ever al o'clock and
the rest of the day WAS given over 10
eulogies OF the late REPRESENTATIVES Dai,
On. J) and Wise tyal.
Resun,iug corl.iaeratf,n If tho si,nln.
mayfc and consular auproyria ton nm 20.
day. the h5uye dfsposed Of conslde alb, {
routine bus.ass. ppss,nr the nh, a,rbor.
izing the eonstr,Y.pan of = bridge acros,
Lutte river ns,r Big Lake. Am
When pne drplomatlc and consular en-.
propr!aa1on bin VIA. tajoen nm Rereesen.
t,.tive M!ers of INDIANA WIS recognize
for speeeh On Cuba and rse phnio,nos
IN so,,o,,.,,. on,,,,,so. -. 49, -,
e'ei'i' ~ ''isiseV t"e p'ii's "h'o4
aenled TO the fnsuNr possessions thes'
Blessing: under the constitution w.aici
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
CHASTITY in Its Magnitude, Comes
Daily from the Seat of War.
Most Of the 10000 Recruits Are to Replace
Those Who Are Coming Home.
The Number of Deaths for January Exceeded the
Average Death List for all the Months
Since the War Began.

is to give In be loyal TO the new gov,
ernment, try to &c, responsible govern
meni and. as soon as the finances will
allow doing so, govern the country vir-
tually ourselves, have our children prop
crly educated aud save the people as a
nation
should the war continue few months
longer the nation will become so poor
that II Will become working GLASS and
disappear as a nation.
Il have heard that you and others ac-
cuse me OF being paid by the British
government for what am doing, I can
only answer that thore Is God and he
| VIII pass righteous sentence. have
also heard that Kltchener's offers to me
! and other attempts are considered by you
as signs OF weakness on the part OF the
brush. When you cornered fifty SOL
diers at Blaawn, did the same to 400 at
Mocsterhoelu and surrounded small
body at Rhenoster river under a flag OF
truce and asked them to surrender, was
II weakness or magnanimty on your
aart?
THE British are convinced that they
have conquered the land and the people
and they consider the matter ended and
are only trying to treat those continuing
the struggle magnanimously n order to
prevent more bloodshed Believe me
when tell you that no troops are being
| sent to England, hut thousands are still
! coming TO South Africa. II you do not
| consider the Free State. you will be In.
sensible and ACT insensibly. Burghers
are you blind? Can YOU not see that
YOU are being deceived by the TransySa.
geneHalsY What are they doing? They
| do not nght one-tenth part as much az
we do. The rransvaal Is not so much
| ruined as is the Free State. They are
| inclined TO submit and are only waiting
! TO see what you are going to do Tho
moment you surrender, fail. or are cap
tured, they will surrender. ! pray YOU
again to consider before you proceed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
sceIey Given Fincen Years.

FL Psso, Texas. FEBRUARY a.-Ret See
ley, on trial for the murder Of r. L. Hall
the wealshlest c&ttlgman Of thls county
WAS found guilty Of second degree muir
der ana given penalty Of hfieen years
10 the peai.entisry.
Mrs. Hall. widow Of deceased, went into
hystsrles II the coar. room durirg the
closing aorre OF ne trial The Hall faa-
ily Is well known Ia San Aaiculo.
Hall was killed on his reach last Mo-
ve:rseF by Sse,ey. cowboy - wears Of
age who sta MIN aud Hal Herring. bad
~ vouadlng Herring.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
PET pEwErs LrrTrn
To His Brother Urging the Boer &c
craI 10 surrender.

craI 10 surrender,
Bloemfontein February THE text
OF part OF a letter from Pet Dewet
chairman OF the peace commission, to
his brother Christian Dewot, appealing
10 the latter TO surrender, published in
the Posi- 'oday, is as follows:
Dear Brother. l hear you are so
angry shat sou have threatened 10 Kill
NE. accusing me @. high treason. May
God no. allow you opportunity 10 shed
more innocent blood. Whta | saw we
were beaten by the British wrote 10
the president requesting him TO consider
terms OF peace and, rather rrender
THAI TO ruin the country and st5rve the
people. was Vita yOu afterwards for
month convincing me that T. was bet
ter 10 lay down our arms. ! did my duty
10 the battle az Schetuia and Prnsioo
charged the guns. when J was shame
fully left Ia he llrch oy Froneman. who
lied Convinced that the struggle was
hopeless Ter; VITA ms staff and sur
reaisrsd and was SEM 10 Durham.
You and S;eyn. 10 Carrying on guer-
rllia warfare caused me- 20 write 20
Kitchener Noyembe- y, requesting an
opportunity 20 enter tGe Free state ana
persu3ds the men 10 lay down their
asrs, 40 Free STATE government exist
Ing against Wnom | could commit trea-
son What IS better. Tor the republics
10 cont.nue ise struggle 81 the risk OF
tots! ru.najloc IS a nation, or 10 sub
MI? Gould we taInk OF taking back the
country II Il were ofersd to Us With
thousands oi people 10 be supported by
a government that has not tarthing
but q debt OF 100000 or 100000. even
II helped by YOU? Do you thlnk any
ns,loa so mad as 10 have thousands
killed and speud millions and then give
vs. the republics and the necessary cap
ital 10 govern them7 Put passionate
feeling aside for moment ana use COM
mca sense and YOU will then agree that
:he beet thing for the cogn,ry aai people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
WEATHER INFORMATION,
showing in North Tcxa,


Denton, Texas. February Gold norther
blew up last night and heavy snow falling
this afternoon.
Gainesville, Texas, February "a light
snow fen here this evening, being quite a
curiosity TO the populaco OF North Texas
This iB the FIRST snow since February 1895
The thermometer registered agrees below
zero at $3.50 o'clock
san Angelo, Texas, February 9.--CooNdo
city reports hye inches OF snow THIS morn
!ng. less in the Intervening territory ard
very little here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Probabilities.

Washington. February s,-Eastern Texas;
Probably rain In southern and eastern por-
lions sunday afternoon or night, Monday
rain warmer In northwestern portions sun
day: fresh northeastery winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Increasing
cloudness sunday Monday probably rain.
northerly winds becoming variable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Released on a TechnicaIit,.

Atheas, Texas, February "a man who
hiss reryed seventeen years Of a l'fe term
for murder mas been brought back here
FOR new trial, II having been dlscos.
cred thIt the grand Jury which indicted
him had OILY eleven members. The Wit
nesses 10 the case are either dead or re-
moved and The testimony taken IN the
hrs, trial can not be used IN tie new
one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

Herschel. Cape colony. February s.--A
deser,er from General Dswet's forces
AYERS that ne treats his men cruelty and
frequently imprsons them. Many Beers
sre deserving.
President steyn ana General Dewet
personally shoulder rides.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
TO-DAY
AN INDEX.

FIRST PAGE.
A republican roasts the Standardization.
The Beers SIN hshtns
SECOND.
Genera, telerraphic.
THIRD.
Sporting nece.
FOURTH.
Foreign news.
FIFTH.
Legislative gossip.
| Texas news.
SIXTH.
Attorney generals op:uion as 10 me rights
OF the State TO minerals.
EIGHTH.
Local courts.
NINTH.
Galveston budget.
Texas news.
TENTH.
Rules for the primaries.
Lotal ncws,
ELEVENTH.
Local news.
TWELFTH.
Editorials.
Tamperns with TrInes.
Some oij Bits Of News. u
THIRTEENTH.
Literary Page.
FOURTEENTH.
,,nuy.
! FiFTEENTH.
Commercial news
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
French occnpiea Ermelo.

Gapetown, February e,--Ermelo has
been occupied by General French. Six
thousand Beers fed. The Beers violent
~ attacked smith Dorrlen's outpost at
Boutwell, February c. but were driven
back With heavy loss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
smnIInox Alnrmtng.

Muskogee. l. T., February Ain the coun-
Try between coweta and choika. smallpox Is
assuming an alarming nature. Three OF the
Ave members Of the lawrence family, near
c.oweta. are dead and there Is scarcely a
home IN that neghbolhooi where some nseri-
Der OF the family IL not fshtlng smallpcx.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Frce.c Ir predIctea.

Corpus chrlsH. Texas. February s.-Today
has been somewhat threatening sns cold.
Toaight coid wave signal Il displayed and
fres:lrg temperature Is predicted by morn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
poer Raiders.

cradock, Cape Colony. February o.
Boer raiders are nine miles from Yraa-
frelnet and are also In the neighborhood
OF Rosemead.