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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-24

About $300 to help defray expenses was
raised at the meeting here.
carlton d. Howe of Newfane, who haS,
been engaged as principal Of the high
school. has been spending a few days here.
MISS Alice Millham of South Burlingt on
has been engaged rs assistant In the high
school Miss Nellie Hopkins will teach
music.
The funeral services of Miss II. c. Bar
ton were held at the home of c. G. Will
liams Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock.
The Rev. l.. Colburn ofHciated. The re-
mains were taken to Portland, Me-, Tor
burial.
The Dairymaids supper will be given this
evening. weather permitting.
Mrs. Fred Putnam of Pleasant Valley is
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Davis.
Pearl Stevens has gone to Newport, r. L..
to take a position in the Western Union
Telegraph Office.
Mrs. c. j. Hastings returned yesterday
from a few weeks visit in Bronze, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. viele went to Bratte-
boro yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Burke.
II. O. Mudgott moved his household
goods from Cambridge yesterday to the
tenement over Gray G. Mudgetts hard
ware store. Mrs. Mudgett comes to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. JED Leclair Of Swanton
were in the village yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Forbes and daughter Lucia
are visiting in Charlotte
Percy Severance has finished clerking in
the Junction Pharmacy and has gone to
his home in Colchester.
w. ]. Lawrence of New York is a guest
at the home of j. r. May
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Howard of Milton
returned to Milton yesterday after visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barney
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolin Forbes of Barre are
visiting here.
DR.. and Mrs A. T. Arkley are expected
to return FROM their visit in North Dakota
Miss Adel Holley goes to Granville, N
Y, to-day to visit relatives.
Miss Cora NJ Hastings has been visiting
Miss Jessie Booth while Mrs. Hastings has
been in Canada. She also visited Mrs G.
w. Stevens.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hays, daughter Gertrude and
son Lindsey returned from Mort thfeld last
night.
The social given in the Catholic hall and
on the lawn at the Rev J. B. Poulliot' $
last evening was we'll attended. a pro-
gramme was given consisting of selections
by the band, a piano duet by Miss Lena
Packet of Essex and Miss Lizzie Nalyou
vocal solo by Miss Edna Lawrence, vocal
solo by G. II. Scully of Burlington. song
by little Flora Guyette and dialogue by
six little girls
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MONKTON.

Misses Grace and Bessie Stison and
Fred Palmer were guests of the Rcv. and
Mrs. Stafford Mt their cottage at Thomp-
sons Point tho 23d.--Miss Flora Rawson
and Miss Sofa Jameson are taking a car
riaGe ride through New York State.-John
Bushy Is visiting his children In New
Hampshire and Massachusetts and will be
absent several wecks.NTrs. Charles Smith
OF New York is visiting friends In Bristol
and Monkton. Daniel Meach and Augusta
Demings from Roston visited Lincoln and
other towns the 22nd.-Dr. Wissell and
family are home after o two weeks stay
in Rousos Point-Mr Donahue is able to
attend to the creamery again.-Miss Grace
Russell Of South Burlington Is visiting her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. II. Potter.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. d.
f. Lawrence Wednesday. July 80 All are
cordially invited to attend
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EAST MONKTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eghert Peck Of Goodland
Ind. are visiting at NJ. F. Morgan's-There
will be services al East Monkton every
Sunday at 1913 by the pastor, the Rev f.
B. Harrls.-Bert Beers is spending his va
cation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
f. Beers.-Mrs. Belle Tooley and daughter
Helen are visiting Mrs. Tooleys brother
NJ. +. Morgan.-The w. c. r. L. meets
Wednesday. August G. with Mrs Janette
Barnum. A large attendance is desired
Theron Roscoe is in Burlington for a few
days having his eyes reated.-Several from
here went on the excursion to Island Park.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs, +. D. Mason and daughter. Mrs.
A. 7. Stevens have returned home after
an absence OF three weeks. Mrs. A. 4,
Stevens spent her vacation with friends In
Brattleboro and her mother in Jersey city.
Mrs. II. l.. Sayles is entertaining her
niece. Mrs. j. o. George and daughter, of
Bartlett, n. 1.-THE frame Is up and
boarded for Bissell's new house on Tlden
AVenue,-Chamberlain and Robinson have
opened a harness and shoe store in Norton S
block that was occupied for the post Of
nce,-Cieorge Towne and family of Bur
linston, are visiting Mrs, Towne's parents.
Mr., and Mrs. John Richardson.--D j,
Saures has brother from the West visit
ing him.--The Condensed MIX company
paid for June milk without testing 50
cents per hundred. The Jonesville cream
cry paid for June. four per cent. milk 81
cents per hmdrd and the split milk re
sCcatinr.d On SiN;h puac)
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SHElBURNE.

The Sholburne base ball team went to
Richmond Saturday and defeat tod the Rich
nond team by score OF G to 3. The Shell
burne boys put up fne game. The bat
teries were, Richmond. Fields and Gran
dali; Shelburne. Peterson and Peterson. A
grand street parade followed, All the horns
In Richmond were gathered by the Shell
burne team and gave parade and concert.
The Shelburne Cooperative creamery has
70 patrons. The total amount of milk re-
ceiNod In June was ,767 pounds; highest
test .425; lowest test, $50; average test. .372:
churn gain, l0le per cent; total money re-
ceivod t549392; price paid for standard
milk "a cents
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ERlS1CL.


County Clerk X. Wainwright OF Middle
bury was in town FridaN.-Mrs. y. M.
Dunshee will lead the Epworth League
meeting at tho Methodist church next sun
day eveninG.-T. G. Chase Is slowly rccov-
crinS from severe ncss-Napoieon ana
Frank kirg of Worcester, Mass are Wis
ting relatives In tuwn-E. l.. Sherwin
was at home Saturday An Long Point
Judge warren Pecf ANS~ Haven was IN
town Saturday " -iathorn was III
town with hie 30 over Sunday.
MIR. and ~" S. Howden started
Monday Bay, n. Fl. They will be
abser % .eptembcr L-C. l. Batch OF
we ~ was the guest Of X. F. ana W.
W. over Sunday Archie Dixie of
the X iolph normal school was the guest
OF his father, q. y. Dike, last week.
The ball game list Saturday, New Haven
Mills VS.. salisbury, resulted in victory
Tor the former to 4.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
w. Dunsnee are at Long foint'-h. e.
IlroNn of the Queen CITY was in town over
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ADDISON.

Henry Allen and daughter. Mrs. Stevens,
of Brooklyn, have arrived In town and are
the guests of Mrs NJ. NJ. Wiilmarth and
family.-Mrs. r, r, O'Bryan Is in Proctor
caring for Mrs. Piper Mr.. and Mrs. Piper
have little daughter,-Clara Clark is in
Vergennes for a few days at her uncle s.
The fresh air children are TO arrive here
July "a. Homes have been found for them
with Henry Palmer, Mrs. Laura Smith,
Luther Whitford and Mrs, Truman Jones
The Junior AID society has got finely
started and IL doing quite a little work
Mrs Helen Smith has returned from her
visit in Panton-Miss Bessie Drew OF
I3rockton. Mass, Is the guest of Claribell
Marshall ana Edith Spooner.-Mrs. Cor
nclia Sorger and Jane Smith are both very
low.-Janes Baker and family are occupy
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BURGLARY IN RUTLAND.

The grocery of Gay w Parkhurst, on
Center Street. Rutland, was broken into
Tuesday night, entrance being gained by
breaking a pane of glass in a cellar win
dow. The burglars ritied the cash drawer,
taking all the contents. 1t is impossible
to tell how much Was taken, but several
dollars wer stolen. Th methods indcat, d
that the robbery was the work of anna
teurs. ana it is believed a gang Of boys
who congregate every evening in the al
ley back of the store, is responsible, The
Officers are investigating st Albans Mes
senger
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Lyman and grandson of Bethel Wis
tied her cousin, Amos Tucker, over Sun
day.--The Misses Eleanor and Laura Sweet
of Huntington are visiting their uncle
Daniel Sargent. and their aunt, Mrs. Elsie
LafaYette. and other friends.-Mr Henry
Birdsall is visiting his cousin, Lindsey
Birdsal-Mss Anna Lyman is stopping
with Mrs. Laret Orvis again this summer
Mrs. Jcnettc Norton and Eva Spraguc
are visiting Fred Orvis's family y.-Lindsley
Birdsall attended the fresh air children
on their return trip to Brooklyn. lie will
stay few days for sightseeing.
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WHIT ING,

Miss Kate Rich returned to her summer
home last week from her European tour
She will remain here through the summer
months.-Carl Daniels is spending his va
cation with his parents.-The Circulatin ng
Library association gave SoCiablC at
town hall last week which was quite in
formal and pleasant. Miss isabelle Phelps
gave two selections In n.ocution. which
added greatly to the exercises. Cake and
ice cream were served. The receipts We're
about $6-MrS. r., NJ Malot continues
quite feeble from her recent llness-Per-
mission has been received by y. w. Foster
recently to move the postoff1Ce to the
store Whilh Will h.. dnn1 N.nr, ennn
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ward of Boston. After a few days stay at
Lake Sunapee. N. H.. they go to Province
town, Cape Cod. whore they will spend
the most of their time.
Ira burroughs is i'll and threatened with
bilious fever.
Mrs. Thomas Jones is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. T. Calhoun in Middlebury.
Charles Spaulding and sister of Malone,
~ Y, are visiting Benjamin Allen OF
panton,
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RICfIVlllE.

Harry Huntley of Leicester Junction
was here last week.-Miss Flora Griswod
of Rye Reach. N H., and Miss Nellie De
witt of orwell. called on Mrs. Townsend
last Thursday.-Mrs. Martha Hanks went
to Glens Falls, Tuesday to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Smith.-rhomas Grimes who has
been in the employ Of Mr.. Collette, has
gone to Middebury to work for MIR. Carey.
He is succeeded by Robert Collette.-Mrs
NJ. L. Rich is sick with eczema
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SHOREHAM,

Mrs. Charles Morse Of Randolph Is visit
ing her father. Charles Grandy.-Hermon
Atwood and bride are at j. c. Moores for
few days. Mr.. Atwood is a native of
this town and is now in the asphalt paw
ing husinoss.-B. h. Nottingham spent
Sunday with his parents.--Mr and Mrs.
Horton Jones were in Pittsfied over Sun
day.-Mrs. Lyman H. Nottingham left OIL
Monday for Revere Beach
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, July 9.-Normont pensions.
Increase, reissue etc, Jacob NJ. BiXhY,
Rutland, sl2; Stubbitt For1ey, Highgatc,
s.; Clinton Keith, East Hardwick. ST., Eli
JAN Whitney, Putnamville. s..
Washington July 23-Nermont pensions:
Increase, reissue, etc, Sumner W. Page,
Cold River, $40; widows, minors and de
pendent relatives, Salina Jackson, Lunen-
burGh IS.
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SALISBURY.

The German Medicine company are at the
town hall for two wceks.-Miss Sarah
land spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Lucia ThOmas.-Mr. Adams of Randolph
was in town the first of the Week.-Mrs.
Bessie Matott of Leicester Junction is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. viii Branch
VIII Stoddard was in Rutland on business
the first of the week
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OLD HOME WEEK AT STOWE.

Stowe will observe Old Home Week this
year. The date is fixed at August IA, to
the II. and a grand good time may be eX-
pectod. August Ii will be the great day
and ii is hoped that Secretary Shaw will
be present. Arrangements are not yet
completed but the program in fun win BE-
given shortly. Stowe is all right for a
good time and il is expected that there
will be a good homecoming Of her sons
and daughters.-News and Citizen.
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HANCOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Turner Of Cambridge.
Mass, are visiting at C. j. Fiske s.-Aiss
Lou Lewis is in Bothel--Miss Marie
Church is visiting in Ripton.--Dr. j. Il.
Hamblin is visiting his sons in Worcester.
Mass.-Alhert II. Flint aged S6 years. died
Friday, July IL. Funeral services were
held Saturday the Rev. Frank Adams Of
flciating.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The Bridgman girls returned to Hard
wicli last week. They have spent the
most of their time for several years in
Canton, N. Y, where they have been taking
advantage of the good schools for their
their children-A game Of base ball was
played here last Saturday between the
Hardwick and Hyde Park mines in which
the IIardwicks were badly beaten the score
standing 12 to 4. The Hyde Parks are a
strong team.-George d. Bailey has his
new house about ready to plaster.
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SMALL POX AT HARDWICK.

a case believed to be small poX Is re-
ported in liardwick, the person affliO ted
being Miss Mamie French, who recently
returned from Boston, where she has been
staying ng-Montpelier Argus.
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WESI BRlDPORI.

Mrs Harvey Peck and granddaughter.
Myrtle Frost, of Ticonderoga, y. Y, are
at O. s. Gbbs's.--Elwin Norton re-
Gently visited Harry tibone.-Abbie
IIuestis is i'll with measles, The Rev. W.
t. Slocum went to Round Lake n. Y.
Monday to attend the preachers institute,
the young son of Henry
Ouimett, was quiet badly hurt while jump
ing from n hayrack Saturday.-Misses Ed
ma Barton and Lulu Woods are attending
the summer school at Rutland.
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REFu sED THE OFFER FOR BUTTER.

Elgin, H.. July 2l.-But one lot of butter
1900 pounds was placed on sale on the board
of trade to-day and a bid of p cents was
refused. The quotation committee de-
clared firm market at u cents. The sales
of the week aggregated 100000 pounds.
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PAN TON,

Mamie Gile who has been stopping at
Irving Carpenters, has entered tha employ
Of Mrs Wilson at Kimballs Point Mrs
Mary Sprasue is somewhat better.-The
Young Peoples club held their weekly
meeting with the Misses Varney on last
Wednesday evening.
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ESSEh JUNCTION.

The w G. T. u. Of the State have hired
the Rev. y, S. Taylor, who conducted
campmecting to lecture throughout the
State on temperance. fIe will speak at
Queen City Park on the last Gag If July.
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or secretary of state.
At the close of the State convention the
district conventions will be called to order
j. w. Lyons Of Rutland will be nominated
as Congressman from the first district and
Elisha May Of st. Johnsbury as congress
man from the second district
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ing Myron Smiths shop while they are re-
pairing their house.-Lucy Palmer is at the
Bread Loaf Inn spending her vacation
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tracy have lately been the
guests of II. II. White and family of Whit
ng.-Nlrs. Carlton Sherbino and daughter
were at her daughters in Panton last
week
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Scrofula, dyspepsia. rheumatism, kidney
complaint. catarrh ana general debility are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparllla-
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VERMONT
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

The Winooski Valley, Villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Specia,
Correspondents.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

Moonlight excursion. See ad. on page s.
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Moonlight excursion. See ad. on page s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-25
III INaCREIBLE vERDAD II

nca verdada para gastar bien d diner. ea m
valor sups ssmpre coste Obeo de- orc de lay gaaa R
,ulates con hmomo es6nddos bIantss, qunsa po,f
vaor po constanta expendos hmpeza M vstdaio
: esO0 0Oa AF2S Sc regaaa quisa disiaga esss %s
an de los leemos premo Exposci5n Paris
AniIo na cabaleo orc dollars caba
brane uy grueso 90 dollars A6er cabaero ante uy gu
brilante) 10 dollars Aalc
rita bante grueo (oar para m
dollars para bant gruesos 10 Pendeus m
90 dars pendlentes
regao) dollars Mdaas de ley Ia e6ye de la Pun
esmae de Foencia Alaska 30
Sc de todo gaso po catas csifca d.
mercanca, para toda Il isa dc Puerto Rtco.
No seva nngdn pedido acompa&ado np
bstes del Banco caa cefcada va decarado ben CON-
venido eectuar pago.
Bavisss nsdida dc Os anios soa&Rdoa ho W d.
dsdo
muestras Gratis franco Cataogo uusado com
coaforme
DFigrss reprsasaante genera daico de socedad Orc m
uaRtes O*
Am Alaska, g. D.. Buya Coso Romano 1O4 LOG Milan Gs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-25

Al dfs siguientedel ga que Ro'
eambole J sir Gnillermo resoivleron
que deofa desspareeer Bacsrs, ell
senor Oscar q O Verny, conocidn
Vslgsrmente por Qaerubfn Sc pre-
paraba para salir de sa casa cuando
ie pFeSentar0n una cartita amhS
nina encerrsda en- IN s0hre color
lila que IN criado de lihrea aca.
oaoa de entregar al suyo. s. nt0se
Ell 10ven en- IN sill6n, aspir6 ell
delicado perfume que exhslaha el
sobre = antes de romperlo Sc die:
He aquf uns carta cue debe
ser dc Bscara 0 de l. marQuesa.
RGto Ell sello de lacre, que M
Ilevaoa ninguna marcs, sac0 Que.
rubin una cart2 Que desdohl6.
viendo que carecfa de hrua. en-
- cue leyo 10 siguiente;
sEstoy muy satisfecha de vues
ira conducta y algdn dfa ca recon.
psnsaIe Q . 81 Nempo v lugar.
Gusrdasteis mi sscreto en- nSena
club dekmentisteis y yitnperasfels
vuestra ccnducta. III plch6n duer.
me nny tranquilo y creo noa
pourLs mostraxus cnalQuiar dfa nj
sgFaoseimfento. Esta noShe ) Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-25

once pof el jardfu. Eucontrarsis IA
veris alberta
-lQue dfablo' exelam6 Queru.
6in.-ESea earts no tiene nrma.
pero Bscara pnSo su nombre en-
cads lstra. Cree cue game Ia apues.
=, 81 el eouda da ArtoF s. nm
verdsdero cab2llero. mAdana me
ertfegara Quinientos mil frances
en- onenos billeteS Gle hanco.
I en- e. momeato en- que guar
uaoa il precioss csrta en- al b Isl.
ilo Sc disponfa { salIr Sc oy6 m
campAnillsEo que anuncisba ms
vista.
-ApoStarfa cua' qufer coss a Que
- = sa1candss 90 tsiJ0 al SsG5or d .
Verny: y no Sc equircc6. noroue Al
aorirse la pueata g urasensS r..
csmoole. El elevants de feoha "a.
ciente parscga mas Atfla1eo rne
nunca. Todo revelaha en- 81 una
completa satlsfacct6n: su miraSa
serena, la sonrlsa e. les laolcs. II
eSt0d1ado aoandon0 de 81 trais da
msnaaa y hassa el impa. tinenta
monocnlo suieta paF mi agrO gip
eauflserio en- II cnSlaea del olo.
Bnenos dias, uusrs0o. dafo nj
ensFaF, tendiendo son ademkn %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-25

veras & tspar todo con las ntsmas
precauciones.
Esta muy bien: 10 he compreu.
dido.
-Dsspues de hecho sodo ESQ an.
tregaras el fraseo q Querubfn. df,
eiendole: <No Sc hasts ou6 nnnto
estS Bacara dispuesta a amaro~
pero os iuro que 81 durante dieg
minutes aspirs ell aroma cue Sc
desprende de este frasco, exaeri.
mentara en- ell acto una aebre ner.
viosa, que hara que os adore a los
diez minutes = Sc entrerue a In.
sentimientos mas tiernos afec.
tuosos.S
He ahf una ides msgufHca ?
por ella os felicito, querido to-.
exclamo R5cambole.
-Ahora, diio sir GuilIermo eon
mucha calma y sin hacer mucko
case de los elCgios de su discfnnlo.
-haolemos de 10 que tti llamas ne.
gocios series.
-tQuereis hablar de DAi Nathsy
-SDebo ir q verlaP
81, y roy q darts instruccIoues
-eontasto ell barOnet. 7 Ito So
orlno sostuvieron entonces ms
Iarga conversation cuyos detalles
no nos corresponds . nosotros re.
Vslar, pero durante Ia cual Ia mar
quess Van Hop qued0 condenads
sin spelaei5n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-25

sembarazarpos de BscarA, - dii o
RocRmbols.
-sin contar con que, por medic
de QaerubfR, sabremos que es 10
gEe SO propone, afladi6 sir Gui-
llermo.
-Dudo mucho que Oscar de
Verny Sc presto hscerlo.
Has de saher, amigo mfo, aue
81 20 me empeiiaSe, tendrfa cue
hacer cuaneo sc le mandase, = dfio
el baronet friamente; - pero no
creo CUE sea 6til convertible en-
eomPlice nnestro, euando es mueho
mas sencillo hseerle ohrar como
instrumental pasivo ignorante.
-SY e6moP
ks muy sencillo. MafIana com
praras en- una perfumerfa IN frss.
co de vinagre srom atico para toca-
dor.
--Esta hieni Sy que masG
--Despues te volverSs q casa '
es pondras unos gusntes v una
Garcia de eristal; lque diantreI-
exelsmo sir Gotllermc. para ma.
nsiar ess jHguete hay que tomar
algunas precsuciones.
-SY despuesq
-Destsparas Ell frasco de vIna.
gre y luego Ia redomita y echarSs
en- 81 pFimero dos gotss del lIcor
cue eontlen9 10 segunds, y 10 vol.
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IRHPRENTA
La DENoCRAC1A'

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noche.
Ampresiosss 4 dos 8 tres tin.
tas.
EsquelSs mortuorias.
TaPJst&s de BautiSo.
Invitaciones para bales.
Programs y Cartslss.
: TArJstas nj minutos
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fPl0clos nunca visitor.
Person nj activo inteligsnts.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-14
REAL ESTATE CONyEYANCES
Reported by G. A. Nelson, Official
Abstracter of rIarshall County.

S w BE + 5 =
r. E. Stromgren to the trustees Of
the Salem congregation, 20 acres in
ne corner OF the SEX sell sec. 1888
46. sos.
ST. Paul NJ. & NJ. Ry. Co. to
Charles II. Hopwood, nwA neA sec.
35-15S-48. $40.
United States to John johnson, eh
mex, 'swA neK and lot 4 sec. 2S-156-
AZ. $197.5O.
st. Paul NJ. & M. Ry. Co. to Betsy
Henrikson, neA SEX sec. 21-155-5O.
$40O.
Carolina A. Urness to Albert G.
Anton, SEX see. 2S-156-43. $1,000.
Gilbert H. Knudtson to Albert G.,
Anton, SEX sec. 28-156-43. 1886.
James C. Porter to Howard
Thomas, VIZ mel, nwA and NJ swA
sec. 25-15S-49. $4,000.
Mika I. Sjodin to Charles j. Fors-
berg, 81 nwA and lot 3 sec. 3-15S-444.
1925.
United States to Albert Arntz, So
swA sec. 13-155-4O. $500.
United States to the heirs OF Hal
vor O. Hottie, deceased, nwA sec. %
156-4O.
Ronno Gronnerud to Erik Ander-
son, swA sec. 4-154-4S. $4,000.
Jonas E. Person to Hans Skyberg,
NJ SEX and 81 neA sec. 4-15S-44.
$11OO.
Hans T. Hogenson to Fredric
Rasmussen, neA neA sec. 22-157-42.
$500.
Julius Rosholt to W. H. Porter, NJ
sec. 9-154-4S. $500.
United States to Gunder Gunder-
son, lots 3 and 4 sec. Is, lot 1 sec.
19-155-42.
United States to Oliver R. Peder-
son, neA swA, VIZ SEX, sex SEX sec. 81
157-40. 5000. =
United States to Arthur Devine,
VIZ swA sec. 35-155.43. 800. 49,"
Arthur Devine to Hslvor b. Hal
vorson, VIZ swA sec. 35-155-43.
$1,000.
Probate Court Marshall Co. to
Ole Thorsen Hottie, nwH sec. 1885,
40. Il
Probate Court Marshall Co. to
Sina j. Moland, nwA SEC. 27-156.44.