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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
His Pocket Were Picked.

Mr.. John 3. McCollum has recover
ed from three weeks spell of illness
Incurred during trip to Buffalo.
John B. took in the Pan-American eX-
position, and while entering show on
the Midway happened to the misfor
tune of having $50 taken from his per-
son BY pickpocket.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
Eieh;een Were Bautized.

Rev. John Martin is conducting
very interesting and successful reviv-
al at the Baptist church in Bronwoo1.
Large congregations attended the SER
vices daily, and interest in the meet
ing is widespread. Eighteen converts
were baptized Sunday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
lnn'i Let Them Suffer,

Often children are tortured with
itching and burning eczema and other
skin diseases, but Bucklen's Arnica
Salve heals the raw sores, expels in
leaves the skin without Il
scar. Clean, fragrant, cheap, there's
no salya on earth as good. Try t..
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at Dawson
DrnU Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
Only Three Prisoners.

When superior court convened Mon
day there were only three prisoners
in JAIL and one of these, Will Goshea,
had been tried and was under sentence
to the penitentiary. The other two
were Charlie Chambers and John
Wheel, charged with murder and va
grancY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with a tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal boxl Each tablet stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
Consumption

Is a disease Of civilization. When the
Indian was a stranger to the white man
he had no name in his vocabulary for
this dreaded nlalady.
Without arguing as to the durability
of consumption, it may be stated posi-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07

NEWMAN, GA, May 9, 1907 can
recommend DIR. Tichenor' $
Antiseptic as the best remedy [ ever
used for wounds, burns, etc. Have
found it a good astringent also. reliev-
ing any arrangement of stomach o.
bowels. H. Fl. RAMSEY, station agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
SEEM Things at Night,

or nightmare, is a common result of il
digestion. You can't expect good
sleep with bad stomach. DIR. LOYAL
FORD'S DYsPEPTICIDE, the new rene
dy, makes a sound stomach that Gil
gests perfectly.
DAVIDSON & KENDRICK.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
ATTr.NER, CA. Sept. 1898

MINER, CA, Sept. 1888.
cordially recommend DR.. Tiche-
nor's Antiseptic, having used it in my
family for stomach and bowel com
plant and also for internal injuries.
ROBT p MARTIN,
Pastor NJ. e. Church..
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
S. Reward.

Twill pay s. for information leading
to the recovery of my bicycle. 1t was
a new one, and had a large red "C'' on
the nameplate. The bicycle was mum
bercd 424I2, of 'Crown' make.
BEN COOK, at The News Office.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
Bin Booze Sales.

Notwithstanding the hot weather the
dispensary sales are holding up re-
we'll for the dull season.
Saturday 1915 worth of booze was
passed over the counter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07

r. & G. summer corsets reduced to
45c at The Bee Hive.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07

White lawns. worth lie to zoe. re-
duced to l0c per yard at The Bee Hive
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07

International Silver Pine Healing
Oil at Fulton's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-07
WarehOuSemen Ready for Business.

Fresh water ground meal at Fulton's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

and a routine job i'm largo city, when Mr.
Dawes went into the Comptroller's once.
!tc was n specialist of high rank but In a
@icovc. ono day, when Bishop had no
special reason to believe that his old class
mate. Dawes, WAS thinking of him, he was
summoned to TIC Treasury Department.
81 have a place for you at twicc your
present salary. Go and resign at once "
said Mr. Dawes.
"But | cannot he of any assistance 60
you politically" he replied.
81 don't care about that The public scr-
vice needs mon like vou."
bishop went. lie has made q splendid
record. Said Mr.. Dawes apropos of l}ish-
op: "That man always stood at tho mead
of his class. He could boat mo III all thc
studics. He is one of that largo class Of
able mon who somehow don't get true roc
ognition for their talents"
Another friend of former days" was
discovered experimenting n building I'm a
Western city. He lad stood high at the
Lar and in business in n far Western city.
but tho panic left him stranded, ard sock
ing his fortune i'm now locality ne anal
y took the supcrintcndent's position ia
sustain his family. Mr.. Dawes recon
mcEdcd him as attorney to a re, cvcr IN
three months he dug out an authorit '
which rovolutonizcd tho practice of re
ceiycrs and saved several thousands Ia
the trust His official work over, he be
came a useful ms mhcr of a large CONNER
c.ll law firm I'm an Eastern city.
Tho strange thing about Mr.. Dawes
appointments Is that the uppOintecs are
scattered over the country far away from
Illinois, and only few Of them can hope
TO render him any political service In 70
turn. But almost without exception, TN 5
have proved useful public servants.
IN PRACTICAL POLITICS.
In practical politics Mr.. Dawes is font
Of Concciving and executing bold move
ments, which, though startling, genecany
prove In the end his excellent Judgment.
I'm the Illinois state convention oc 19-
Dawes was present aiding Senator Cnl
Ions recollection. Iig personal populdrit,
with the dCCrHtes was a feature o. th'
gathering. The fight between the Scna
tors followers end Gov. Tanners for tn,
organization was close. FINALLY the Cul
Iona men declared Dawes must make The
light for tempo rary chairman. lie dcclin
ed LccauSe he was Federal chice-h older
They insisted that it was necessary t,
save the day
"Gf Senator Cullom thinks It is neces
sary,' said Mr.. Dawes "tI make the race
to oblige him. bat do YOU gentlemen know
what my defeat would mean? It Woul,
be heraldcd as n rchuke to the adriui-
tration, because / am Federal Office
holder and the Presidents friend / cal
you To witness now that if [ fail to b.
elected chairman I'll Immediately resisi
as Comptroller"
The majority was n close one, hut Mr.
Dawes won. All who know the man d
not doubt that in the contingency u,
would have promptly resigned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
GOOD FIELD FOR LAWYERS.

Plenty of Material For Another Ions
Term of Court in Washingt on County.
Montpelier. Aug. 1S--rhe jury calendar
for the Washington County Court appear-
ed yesterday and shows that there is plcu-
ty OF court work ahead in spite of the / g.
Ord-breaking term of last spring. Yho
first jury case will be Daniel r. Mccoy, ri
W. Hays x Smith, which will be follow d
by Sprague US. Town of Calais. and In De.
Harriet Camps will. James Upton, apt
These three are all before the criminal
docket. OF the civil cases there are %
jury cases and nc court cases.
There are Ia divorce and three Islander
cases, and about 20 general assumpsit.
CAPT. CLARK ENTERTAINED At
SMOKE TALK.
Montpelier, Aug. 1S-Tho smoke talk give,
Saturday evening from to 10 o'clock at
the Apollo club rooms To- capt. Chas. B..
Clark was most enjoyable affair. 4 larg,
number Of the members Of tho club and
their friends were present ana an enjOycl
the pleasure of meeting Capt. Clark in a'
informal manner. Coy. W. W. Sttckuoy
was present, having come to the city 70
meet ana pay his respects to the hero o.
the Oregon before his departure from t.,
Stat,. During the evening those prcs,l
were most agrocably entertained with So
lcctlous of music, both Instrumental an.
vocal by Geo. II. Wilder Prof. Alden an,
Chas. f. Lowe capt and Mrs. CIarl
leave Monday morning for Newport. Il. /.
TROUBLE OVER BARRE'S CITY
PRINTING
Barre. Aug. 1S.-Thore was d hearing sat
urdaY before Hon. Frel \. Rowland "a.
special master I'm the case Of eN-Mayu
Harvey Horsoy, against r. w, Cumin-,
The case grows out of the OLD row in tn
cit NCOUnCil of last year. Mr. CUMMINGS f.
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ncuvc, T., philippine rcbcllion), Wright
Is s, Welcome, A. L., Wilson, II. T.,
Young, A. II.
co. NJ, BURL1NGTON.
captain T.. II. Prouty.
FIRST Lieutenant T.. T.. Woodbury..
Second Lieutenant i. q. TagBart.
FIRST Sergeant w. T.. Willard.
Quartcrmastcr Sergeant G. |. Spaulding.
Sergeant J. .. Bcckwith.
Sergeant -, y. Parker.
Sergeant r. H. Burbcr.
Corporal y. NJ. Rice
Corporal j. NJ. Ashley.
Corporal q. ~. Parker
Lance Corporal j. NJ. Fraser.
Musician \. f.. Ockcrhlad.
Musician G. \. NAnGor
Privatos Andrcani T. NJ, Rahcock, w.
T., Beach, n. -. Boar1man, H. T., Booth,
II. $, Brown. H. D., bryant, 6. o., CicVc-
Davis, w. G.. Drew. l. w, Harrington. +.
r.. Fraser, Hugh, Grandy. g. w. Guyotte
t. :. Guycttc +. e., Hale, ir w. H., I'LL
ton. g. O., Jones, r. T." Kendall f. r.
Lewis ~ A, Lowrcy. ". \. McCu'n. w.
G.. Malloy. J. j., Miller, J. T.. Muir, sum
nor Norris. ~. j.. pcasc |" L., Perkins, A,
A., Peters, w. r., Powers. w. p, r., kcr
j. f.. Shepard. j. A., sherman, =. w.
simpson, John, Smallcv, H. r, Spolmau
j. f., Strong, II. f., Thyme Wmp Tracy
G. A., Vancor, T. H.. Wakefield, T. T..
Williams, G.. 7.
The position for camp and parade is as
follows:
FIRST REGIMENT.
Col. J. Gray Estey. Commanding.
Capt. j. Harry Estev, Adiutant.
Louis II. Hcrhel, Sergeant Major.
FIRST BATTALION.
Mai Frank l.. Howe, Commanding.
Second Lieut.. T.. w. Gibson, Adiutant.
A. ID. Siloway Sergeant Major.
Co II. Montpelier, Captain Weston a
| Pattee, cong, 4
Co. +, Bar8 Captain Thomas G
| Caisw ell, CONG 10
Co. T.. Northheld, Captain c. a
| Flumlcy CONG, -.
Co. l, Brattiebcro, Captain William T
| lIaigh, cCm'g. g.
SECOND BATTALION.
Mai. II. Edward Dyer, Commanding.
! Second Lieut.. W. q. Woodbury., Adult
ant
c. A. Davis, Sergeant Major.
/ Co. *, Bennington, Captain Charles f
! BuInham cong, ..
CO. G, Brandon, Captain Edgar n
Miller cong,
Co. A, Rutland. Captain j. H. Stick
ncy, CONG. H.
Co. NJ, burlington, Captain Edward u
Prouty, com z, >.
THIRD BATTALION.
Mai. II. r. Johnson Commanding
Second Lieut.. W. W. Russell, Adjutaut
Sullivan w Emerson. Sergeant Major.
Co. ID, st. Johnsbury. Captain Henry
W. Ellis, CONG. t.
3 Co. b. St Albans, Captain H. Waltr
/ ballard, CONG, S.
4 co. l., Newport, Captain Arthur w
! Faman, CONG, ..
co. G, Bradford, Captain Moses ].
| Brock, com g. :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
Everybody Has a Want.

You probably have some little want
right now.
And nine chances out OF ten. or there.
shouts, you could dissipate tho want By
usir- a Free Press want ad.
You may find your servants, and your
errand boys, and your gardeners, without
advertising. but want ad costs so LITTLE
and is so easy and SO quick and such Q
sure method OF finding the cream" Of
the unemployed that you cannot ord to
get along without it
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


est living monarch and when standing ha
comes scarcely above the elbow Of the
"Y'r"N' N'"'r''"n
p" last male representative OF the fam
Gus herman Frmm family, professor Her
mann Grimm grandson OF the younger II
the famous brothers, died only the other
day
robert Buchan1ns last days, according
10 " London letter Were made comf"rtahl'
by large tund which his personal friends
ana admirers subscribed Tor him last Aut-
umn.
The Borough of Kensington in London.
IS arraneing to purchase the residence OF
the late Lord Leighton, which. together
with the contents, is to he kept open as
an art museum.
Sienor Gonzales. the private secretary OF
General Wood. who accompanieI the .ycu-
craI to this country. is "A cuban born. yet
speaNS IngIiSh perfectly and acted as in
lrrPrrleI al inc I"' .INlcNs beOWroh 'i"il''H
an" Noop
Three of New Norks most prominent
cler%ymen are club members. DE- RAINS
told belongs to the University and tn"
Ior of tI,, C,l,i,a, .,,'l - ~ D., NJ
CI,r, Dal,,,.-
m
~ e"pI' 'h"r'H OF -olld'h mas So
It'''" as us lr"a'n'r Tor thrc' months
'''" - III sum pastor "l tHe i'i
""''' AVENUE i'"P''Si 'HuFch' 'hI'aR"'
second l%ruI 'lant d. L. Campbell or
w ~ I'", ''n"I Oh tHe Ne'Sh i'cs'-
rn,l !" ,o""." ;Nl''''I Is inc NUHltC'l
~. ''9l o'".,r W mo ever received tHo MS
"-''H'' ''' '''' 'I"I'
sidney Cooper. the artist. was recently
presented to King Edward VII. MS ths
oldest member of the Royal Academy ~
Arts, and received the Royal Victorian
order of the Third Class.
,r,. tl.. ,,,. ,..,.t... 80 A., -
$500, t,,.i,t,, W. - va ~ ~ ''
e., ,.l. H'.'' ~ ., | i,''''''' -"
irta ,,t,ti..l, ~ r,.'' ''''1'
- ct s' No'''-
r'"N"I" N'"p"I' VINO HIeu IN 'hicaS
'hc o'"et u'N was inc man VINO lfst turn
e" inc thouIhtS OF dwight j.: Moody T.
tN3hs"IIsIc work. rte hud raised churcA
ucNls To the amount oi NP""0".
Suruaon TIinvouu r,c,ut1,. at tbo hood
or tho D,trnit NIarirn l1nsnital L,s h.c,
d.tafI,d ia ,i.,t T,,.,,, ,rd ,,hir, =, H..
sn.rt tbn work of mo ,uar;r, ho.,,it.,ls
ti.r,. vim rrr,r..nr. to tL. hrho,t,
mann.
Cardinal Vaughan has left the old arch
, bishops house in London. The place has
l'f'u SbIil anu inc ttltllldl mas removed
I" the new archopiscopaI residence which
alioiuS the newly built Roman catholic
cathedral.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
co. Q, BRANDON.


w. - NNboN'
Captain F.. n. Miller
First Lieutenant II. A Soager.
Second Lieutenant II. W i,erris
First Sergeant T. /. Smith.
Sergeant T.. i. Johnson
Sergeant Il. +. HOPKINS.
Sergeant f. r Woods
Quartermaster Sergeant y Y Rr,ore
Corporal r. NJ Hart.
Corporal i. j. Brown
Corporal Charles Eashaw,
Corporal q w. T.aCro-s.
Musician r. w. Briggs.
Musician g. 4. June.
Privates Trossec Row ~. BARNARD q
l., Bodg-'t. V. c.. Baker. A. r.. Blss.tt
Arthur, Conant, Fred. Carter. o. ]. cur,
ran, Fred. Davies. r ", Tstabrook ! ~
Foley, +. j.. Ferson. = w, Trodotte. T
Fillioc, T.. Rowland. W. g.. Holland ~
G., Hatch, G. r. Hicr. W. Hoffman. g.
LaRock, Edward e.. Leach. E NJ. Ir.
port, c, A.. Maroncy. y. H.. McTntyre. r.
r., Nailor f. A.. Nailor. H. O'Rrion w
j, Partlow, Z. IT,. Rowe, j a. Rickart
G. A. Slussou. G. A.. Sanders y G.. Sca.
ger, y. c., Tavlor. /. Whitney " II
Whitmorc, +. J.. Wheeler. II. W.. Wrlch
W. f., Widrer. j.
co. D. ST. JOHNSBuRY.
Captain. Horny " Ellis
First TiputCnaDt Charles A CoIIcv
second Lieutenant Jnbn A Gunn
First Sergeant = y cook
Quart.rnaster sergeant a. A Jameson
Sergeant J. " Tinker
Sergeant Nod n BiuIcv
Sergeant II \ pnon
Sergeant g II Jr0rto,
Corrorol " " Husband
CornoraI w A lido
CornoraI I, A Irl,tcbor
Musician A I Cala
Musician I X Varnev
Prlyatrs Ardro,vs q !, Rurbark IT p
Eerry IF / pailr,, n y Rycrs Auatin
~. Cn1d,rwood {, 8 C,,tte y G. ora
m.r. r A Countrvmnn p NJ Isaac Fra
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

In case OF cough or Group give the lit
tie one one Minute Cough Cure. Then
rest easy ana have no fear. Tho child will
I've all right in little while. II never
fails. Pleasant to take. always safe. sure
and almost instantaneous In effect.
O sullivan q Young, w. L. iIall, T.
Gossein, Il; r. Crandall. Winooski.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

r., Dudley, William NJ, Douglass, Walter
c., Dundass, George \" Downie' Albert 81
l'ownic. George Forbes, Wllliam' Fraser
Joseph T." Congo Nllnam' Hanson WIZ
liam o., Hutchinson, Ernest c" Jacques
George H., Johnson samuel aVieotc'
Frank. la}oll. Charles Lucia George
Mariaui, Alto +" Mancasroppa' rreu a."
Morris, AloN NJ, Morehouse' Jonn ~.
Miller Fred. Milne Alex, MINE, Nlllia"
A." Milne, William H. Mine, JHtneS ~
Mcqueen. Alex -, Pearl larry r.; in,.-
IT, George r.. Sherr'iiS' NlaN Hu''' WI
iia,, rh, % T"' r. per,cv Woodbury.. BY
ron, Wright, Ira f., Young, Gordon j.
.,,,t,,rto
'o' r. N'" " '''''''
Cantnin charles A. Plumloy
First Lieutenant G. l.. Morse.
Second Lieutenant J. l.. Greenwood.
First Sergeant e. l.. Kelly.
puartormastcr Sergeant II. n. Bean
Sergeant j. shaw.
Scrgcaut n NJ Howe.
Sergeant H. j. Eurridgc
Sergeant O.. f. Durham
Corporal G. q. HUNTINGTON.
CORPORAL Il. :. IIa2lcton.
Corporal O. w. Mann.
Corporal IT, w. Clark.
Musician T.. a. Chase.
Musician G. r. Hut hlnson g
TriNates Avery, &. H., Boan, ~ -
Roardmam 6. Bailey. @. i" brlBgs, r.
Chamberlain. H.. Chatterton, &. d. Coos
W, Davis, G. j.; DAVIS Is; w. DhN's' ~
H., Dole. +. J. Donovan w. j" Duhham !,
G. H.. Dumas. F., Emerson, IL" Ioou; ! .
j.. Fowler, G. l.. Gale. r., 'ar''l' - Ia
key a. O.. lta2clton' o. lio,ldhI' ~
VcN, Il. r. Ioslyn H. kenneuN; ." i'"r a.
VA, 6" l@tham' a. w., Morrl' w" No' 'o''
T." Poakc, W. Pe"ke' H. Sanuers' W., ~
SInuidnG' g. stevens; W" " ~. "Vv,,itc,'
F m, w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
of Montpelier.


FIELD AND STAFF.
j Gray Estey, colonel. Brattlehoro.
Chas NJ. Bonnet, lieutenant colonel, st.
Johnsbury.
Frank l.. Howe, major, Northhcld
H. Edward Dyer, major, North Claron-
don
Herbert r. johnson. major, Bradford.
j. Harry fstcy, captain and adjutant,
Rrattlcboro.
Ned y. Hadley captain and quartcrmas-
tor. Brattleboro.
Jos. NJ. Wolfe, captain and commissary,
SaNtons River.
Chas. r. G.andon. captain and inspector
.of rifle practice. Rutland.
G. VI. Browncll, captain and paYmaster
Burlington.
Geo. c. Berkeley. major ana surgeon. St
Adams.
II. Nelson Jackson. captain and assistant
surgeon Burlington.
Geo. II. Anderson. first lieutenant and
assistant surgeon. Brattlchoro
Geo. B Lawson chaplain. Bcuuingto on.
BATTALION STAFF.
T.. W. Gibson. second lieutenant. adiu-
tant first brigade. Brattlehoro.
W. g. Woodbury.. second lieutenant. adj
iutant second brigade, Rutland
w. W Russell, second lieutenant, adiu-
tant third brigade, White Riycr Junction.
BEGGMENTAL NON 81 COMMISSI ONED
STAFF.
Louis II. Hcnkcl. sergeant major. Md
dlchury.
II. NJ Bullet quartermastcr-sorgo
Brattlchoro
\. H. Randlett commissary sergeant,
SaNtons River.
TONER j. Dane, hospital steward. North
field.
Chas c. sharon, acting hospital stew
ard, St Adams.
John T. Sisco, acting hospital steward.
ST Nlhans
r. j. Hagan, acting hospital steward.
Lee 5. Tillotson, chief trumpcter, st. Al
bans.
ia r. Nelson, color sergeant. Rutland
+. ~ Wilcox, color sergeant. ST Johns
bury.
Harold " Allen drum major. Chitten-
Herman Merber, colonels orderly, Brat
tleboro.
BATTALION NON-COMNnSs1ONE OF
FICERS.
a. p. Silloway, sergeant ior first bat
talon, Montpelier
g. A. Davis, sergeant-mqior second bat
TALON. Glover
S. w. Emerson, sergeaut-maior. third
battalion. Barre.
POST ON SERGEANT
+. II. Chapman, Rutland
CO A, RUTLAND.
Captain r. H. Sticknoy
First Lieutenant B : Hyland.
First Sergeant \. J. tIaycr.
Quartermastor Sergeant j. f. Mosscy
Sergeant r. S. Rowe.
Sergeant Grant Lincoln.
Sergeant j. r. Nfcquirk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
DAWES POLITICAL RISE.
Campaign of 1906 Brought Him
to the Front.

Comptroller OF the Currency and of
Making Appointments His Am.
btion to Succeed MIR. Mason in
the United States Senate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

Half the ills that man is heir to come
from indigestion. Burdock Blood RittcrS
strengthens and tones the stomach. makes
indig, ST ion impossible,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

\x/ho does your printing?
w The Free Press Job
Office would do it we'll and
cheaply
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
NATIONAL GUARD.
Opening of Annual Muster of Yer
mont Troops at the State
Grounds.
CAMP GOV. STICKNEY

Nearly 800 Men From - Companies
Present Saturday Devoted to Get
ting Settled Religious Services
,aAa and Sacred Concert Sunday
Roster of the Regiment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

To all persons concerned n the estate Of
Martina J. sumner, late Of Burlington. in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

c. g., Trombly, II. A., Vanicr, o., VII |
neuvc, T., philippine rcbcliom, Wright, |
Is. S, Welcome, A. H., Wilson, Il. T.
Young, a. H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

ESTATE OF MARTHA ]. SUMNER.
BURLINGTON.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Chit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22
Roy DROWNED AT TtrNRRrDGr.

South Royalton, Aug. 1S-Tho four-ycar-
old son Of Adclhert Campbell of Tunhridec.
was drowned this evening. Drs. Rurnet
and Hayward were called but life was
found To he extinct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-22

Al a Proba e Court, holden at Rlri!ng-
to-. Within and for the district OF Cu.tten.
don. orr the 5lst day of JIly 1871. an
instrument purport!ng TO be the las. VIII
and testament of Martha J. sumner late OF
R' rNu-tuu, in said district deceased, was
presented to the court aforesaid for pro-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-13

started May !. II is now June 49, and
the results of the special session have
yet 90 bc seen But the Home Rulers
want more They are still dreaming OF
an extra session and another $500 a.
piece Practically the Home Rulers
have been In session one hundred and
hfty days. They can go on for thirty
days more. making one hundred and
eighty days There is no possibility Of
reaching results. Is there or could
there be- any sense in giving an extra
session of such men? Nothing has been
done in-one hundred and fifty days, It
is safe to predict that nothing will be
eighty days. why waste thirty days
more?
Senator Baldwin's words are a prac-
teal protest against any extra session
They are practical protest against the
folly and Grass ignorance of the Home
Rulers. As one of their own party re-
marked only yesterday, they know it
all, and cannot he advised upon any
point. If they had two hundred days
they would not reach any better result
than they have now. The sooner the
Legislators go home the better for the
Territory. 1t is no use throwing either
good time, or good money after bad.
1t was rather hard on the part of
Senator to say that when the Legisla-
ture next met, if it was composed of
material such as the present. it's place
of assembly should be created midway
between the prison and the Insane asy-
lum. With extremely grim humor this
Home Ruler added land I should like to
have the selection of the number who
should so to the one and who should
go to the other. I would add to the
numbers in both institutions, but there
would be mighty few left to talk in the
Legislative halls" This is one way of
saying that the Legislature is largely
composed of fools and - knaves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-13

Governor Dole has not resigned and
does not think of resigning. He is good
for a number of years yet, but he needs
perfect rest. The Governor will be a
substantial and honored citizen of the
territory when some of those who are
barking at his heels have turned up
their toes serenely to the daisies. The
object of such rumors is to get them
copied into mainland papers and have
them circulated to create an unfavor-
able impression. A good lie will travel
faster and further than the truth.