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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26

Mrs. I. +. Butler spent portion Of
this week visiting friends in Groveton.
Mrs. ID. Gleeson left this week on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. f. Purcell of
Groton.
The Herald's congratulations TO John
f. Nallee, who graduated with honor
Wednesday at the Vermont University.
Good morning, DIR. Vallee.
Mrs. Martin Jackman aud son from
Portland, came here Saturday the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hawkins. Tues
day they were joined by Mr.. Jackman,
aud that day left for Canada.
NJ. L. Kelsey of East Milton, Mass,
president of the Island Pond Water Co.,
arrived in town Tuesday evening, and
was soon inveigled into a game of
'.hearts." But he is nothing loath to
play at any time aud prides himself on
his keen playing.
Charles A. Vallee's house on the
height overlooking Lakeview Avenue
has been newly painted, and attracts
more than ordinary attention 10y reason
of the colors, the body being a bronze
green, and the trimmings of ivory. The
painting was done by Mr.. Brunell.
A few of the masonic fraternity wen,
to Stanstead Wednesday to be present
at the one hundredth anniversary OF
Golden Rule Lodge. Today, Thursday
there will be an excursion to Owl,
Head lodge room, in the open, where one
or more degrees will be conferred, thi,
being an annual occurrence.
Levi Dolloff, Esq, of Denver, Col.
came east some time since, and while
visiting friends at Lisbon, Me-, wa
taken i'll and died. His body wa
brought here for interment Tuesday
and the funeral services were held at the
Congregational Church, conducted by
Rev. Thos. Hall. Deceased was former
resident of Island Pond, coming here il
1910, aud moving away about 1870.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26
DISASTROUS FIRE..
The 6. A. Cane Shirt Factory
Burned to the Ground.

Shortly after ) o'clock Saturday even
ing, June 20, just when the operatives
were leaving the building, smoke was
seen issuing from the roof of the shirt
factory. The alarm was at once given
and soon crowds were on hand rendering
what assistance they could in saving the
movable property and in endeavoring to
stay the progress of the fire. The young
men of the fire company were somewhat
handicapped by the absence of all their
leaders, but their previous practice and
experience stood them in good stead for
they worked theoretically, intelligently,
and most heroically to keep the fire in
check, but their determined and per-
sistent efforts were unavailing, the dense
smoke which prevailed in the upper story
in which 100000 shirts were stored,
made it impossible for them to get in
there, hence they worked at a great dis
advantage, and at 8 o'clock but little was
left of the building save heap of ruins,
the engine room standing, and boiler
and engine saved. At one time it did
seem as though the fire might be confined
to the fiat where it originated, but at a
critical moment the hose burst and the
water supply weakened. Even then the
| boys did not lose their courage, but laid
on more hose and connected it with the
mill pump, and soon had strong stream
playing, but the fire by this time had
evidently gained the mastery, for the
burning shirts dropped down the par
tition walls, the flames breaking through
the walls right underneath where the
boys were working. About s o'clock
the Coaticook fremen and engine put in
an appearance, and did great service in
combining the fire to the factory. Sever
al houses near by caught fire but mel
were on the alert and allowed it to make
no Roadway. That the canning factory
only few feet distant, was saved, Seems
wonderful. How the fire originated il
mystery. Several theories are ad
vanced but none seem feasible. Thi
fire is a great blow to Mr. Cane and t.
the town, over 200 operatives bein!
thrown out of employment. MIR. Cane
loss is very heavy, not only directly, bu
also in the interruption to his bushes
which had just begun to increase, he be
ing engaged on contract OF 100000
shirts for the government, besides man
large orders from his regular customers
All the machinery, save the heads OF tn
stitching machines, all the shirts storet
(about 120,OOO) and everything store
in the two upper rooms, were destroyed
The fourth floor contained all the laul
: drv machinery The amount OF insu
ance carried by Mr.. Cane cannot
q stated with accuracy now, but the bull
ing was insured by the town for $1,000
s Mr.. Cane has been flooded with telegram
b and letters of sympathy and condolenc
3 also offers of places. to locate and eve
"a factories to resume business, but talkll
with the HERALD representative, M
Z Cane said if he made any more shir
they would be made in Island Pom
y We are not discouraged yet, and tru
II ere long to be able to give some hopei
n information.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26

Hon. Elisha May Of St Johnsbury
was in town on legal business Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Harmon and daughter,
Miss Sadie, are visiting with relatives
ia Montreal.
MIR. aud Mrs. Willie Smith have gone
to Groyeton, y. H., to spend their All
nual vacation, to be absent two weeks.
The electric current was not turned
on during the fire Saturday, but the
place was we'll lit aud expensive lighting
ton
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26

Chamberlain's. Pain Balm is an anti
septic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them to
heal without maturation and much more
quickly than by the usual treatment. For
sale by j. W, Thurston, Island Pond.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26

The ideal soap for laundry or house
hold is Sunlight. Eradicates dirt from
all materials, yet never Injuries the
daintiest fabrics or most delicate skin.
Makes linens white and the laundry
briuht
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26

Mrs. Pomeroy returned from Montreal
Monday very much improved in health.
ON. Carpenter left Tuesday on tour
of inspection over the stage routes leav-
ing Island Pond.
Mrs. A. ii. Wilkie who has been so
seriously ill for number of weeks past
is now daily improving.
The Misses Ethel and Geraldine Farr
of Colebrook, n. H., are visiting in
town, the guest of their aunt, Mrs. f.
+. Blake.
A door key, brass, picked up near
Christ Church by Chester King, has been
left at this office, and we shall be glad
to restore it to the owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Ladd and three
children who have been enjoying car
riage drive through the country, re-
turned home last Wednesday.
The regular trains Monday from the
east were crowded with excursionists
bound for St. Anne de Beaupre, Quebec
or Montreal. Several went from here.
At the regular meeting of Ross En-
campment, |. o. q. F., held Tuesday
evening, o. NJ. Carpenter was elected
junior warden, to succeed the late Thos.
5. Hall.
Charles Cane, manager of the Boston
came to Island Pond Monday, aud is
assisting in the sorting and caring for
the property saved at the fire.
Mrs. c. S. Cunningham has returned
to Island Pond. Since leaving here her
experience has been somewhat startling
being hemmed in for weeks by the floods
in Missouri, and unable to furnish or re-
ceive information.
Joe German was arrested for intox i
cation last week, and pleading guilty
was sentenced to twenty days imprison
ment by Justice Parsons. Three ad
ditional names have been added to the
black list within the past week.
Capt. Wainwright, employed by thu
Dominion government to examine cat
tie going into Canada, who has beer
here for some time, was transferred las
week to st. Adams, and is succeeded b,
&. Remington, transferred from st
Adams.
If uproarious laughter and applause i
any criterion of the merits of perform
ance, then that of The Real Widow
Brown, presented by the A. Q. Scammo'
Co., Wednesday night, excelled all othe
entertainments that we have had il
Island Pond for long time. Their
was not dull minute from the be
ginning to the close, and the specialize
were great.
A special meeting of the Island Pom
Business Mems Association was convene
Monday, called for the purpose of gi'
ing expression of sympathy to Mr.. Gan'
There was a large attendance. Resi-
lutions were presented and approved b
the meeting, and are being circulated fe
signature. Included in the resolution
clause favoring the use of the insurane
money coming to the. town to either r.
build the factory or purchase buildin
if one can be found suitable for tn
t purposes required, and the promise {
] material aid if more is required. M
l Cane will receive in few days the:
5 resolutions, which, without doubt, wi
I be signed by every taxpayer i'll town, Il
t we all recognize what great benefit I'll
e factory has been to the community.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26

Strength and vigor come of good food
duly digested "Force," ready-to
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigo-
ratac
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-06-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of letters remaining uncalled fol-
at the Island Pond post Office June 20:
Mrs. Sophie Valley.
lteHfioH Adreriised Letters.
q. ". Carpenter. Postmaster.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Nerbeb, for Sstar 1apbe altib b9rst benoes YnOlin5
men 8lGben Der a%0igepel blanbet meb gitterbeb, nddl
bur tRntte pea 9runoen, 6borfor benne Sen bar 6er bos
benoe. Sstar bar bet feIe taaet 5orretnin9en fra ben
ttblge Ulorsenituno til tent ON Nftenen, Iaa bans Mooer
5abh' BAN egentlig tua ON Ssnbagen. 6ans 8enner
talote BAN en- rigti9 5orretninesorm. Men bet pareoe
seler lite I9n9e, fprsnb 9uiets arebit bar ligs faa fat,
fom ba 5aberen Iebebe.
5 be foa fri Sinner, Ssfdr bobbe, iamlebe ban i'm
grobers gern ON fig; Der bar TO Senner og TO Ostre.
3ioli9ere bapoe ban olbrig f%oritaaet at omgoaes 8srn.
men ba bans afosbe forlopebe iad ofte baboe gf9bet fa
peb at babe Rem og beres fmau @enner peo i'm Seng, larte
ban mart at benbe at fort9le benz be bibeffe 6iItorier.
8o bet iad bsp for bort for benoe at fprte[e, madtte
ban paatdSe fig oisie imaa gsrneguostjenefer Sprit
babbe ban gjort bet for at glaOe benbe, men mart bGeb bet
en- Tar plt9t Tor BAN, og MI benebe bans 8robers 9lbIte
Ssn BAN beer Mprgen, mems ben file Mnnd FAB beb Stbea
al ham peo gorbet, og bet bar en- frnb for Smddfolz
ten', nddr De tuace tlotre op pao bans Steo, og ban babbe
5io til at tale meo benz.
Sdaebes bar MI 2ipet 5jprneiteoet G~oIengooe.
3ipets Storm bar ordgen ben ober Dem % 6uiets Serre
6dpbs life fadet fot - Stormen oreb BAN langt bort
ira 6iemmet, o9 grpberen Ostar ino Siemnet. 6an
itade6e % p%aIteoe. ION ON ban 6apoe lat fla ct bit Maof
at nda, og 6an 6reOte 6anoerne I'D oper 6ufet pg 6jers
terne, ON ON ban mdatte pogte onrebdre Statte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

l9n9ere borte, enb De iDntes ON, for Wfooerens Zine iggtt
%Ipergenbe efter ben bngfe Sens Nnii9t. Gnbelig tom ban
s for Sinosbepagelie tilbpiitebe fan De andre ct Oar Orb
Smile bilbe tbrte ub; men Ostdr tg benDe faft ON
6adnben, og rpitenbe ober bele 2egemet blep bun Ttaaenbe
ueO 0sren.
Gu beiebe Osfar fig oOer ben beenbe og tolte til
6enbe. Chit efter liot fortIarebes benoes @uibn, BUN
trutte 5anberne uo o9 pintebe Oe Sstar ifpnote fig
uo meb Gmilie.
8un9e Grin 6preS op al srappen. 8sren gaar Op
p9 en- Oloing itoar paa 0ertrinet. Gn S.bing2 5ar
9ioen maafe bIe9et bans Spar? @ofenbe guor ban ben
til Sp9eiengen, fpnter neb og lbbelig 6uIten fplOer gos
reGiet.
ga, Get er big, min 5ronts - ieg e~enfsnber bit
4nf9t bet sr ingen 0rpm mine 8enner bar
funtet gpnbsrelie Mober6anberne bolbt big faft
mine Bonner bar en- Serntaoe. = Seq bro9 big biem =
jeg tunbe lite os. - Rel mel, bet bar life mig, bet bar
Sub, Der lebte bine Stribt bjemob bet er big, min
5runts min @sn!" De matte gjne falOt til.
oNei, nsj bet er ingen 8rem ban er Denot til
buge", 6Oilter bun after O9 ilaar 9jnene Up. ,Men er Ou
OgIaa penOt tilbuae til bin Sub og 6relfer2"
pSd, MoOer", ipareOe Fan, ojeg bar fortabt; men
ZEN gobe 0brbe ip9te og fanot mig. Sbar bar min SnnD;
men min 5relier bar ttlqipet mig. Seq tlmsbe fra ben
enc 21it til ben anben, til SUBS 6dano 9re6 mig % itbrz
tebe mig / ben bitreie Qrmoo. Seq maote panbre fra
Ste0 til Stso, bdpbe boerten 9rgo eQer GlGber, life en-
Sang Stremper paa 5pObsrne, % grbsjoe tunbe jeg life
fad. Samoittigbebsnag 6upOe ieg not at. 5il iibft beO
jeg %liggenoe pua 2anoebejen meo frosne febber. Ser
fonot en- barm6jertig 5armer mig og tog mig pp. 4}en
min Wanboomsfraft bar 6ruot, og beQ9e 5pbber lamme.
SauIeOes ItraffeOe zen retfaroi9e Sub mig, forbi jeg bapte
forlaot 9uitru o9 Born, par flb9tet for at unOgaa Sfam
o9 Stenoiel og flDgteoe iaa li9s in0 5orImaOelien. Seq
felte SUBS Irafenbe 0aono, men Ienere fglte jeg o9Iad
5rsIierens 6jerte bante oeO nit. Sa, Mooer, min 5relfer
bar tilqipet mig"
o0bor Der er Sbnosrnes 5orlabelie, er ogiaa Sin
og Sali9beo", Toarebe ben 9amts Iugte. Saa laqbe bun
ben ~ItGlpenOe Saano paa bans 9cDeO og ~peligneOe BAN,
man 6erte oulten og @raub. Men poaifetlotterne tinlebe
ii. @ftenguOstjeneite, o9 &lptfetlongen lpo Iom eet eneite
langt 6aaelujd ben oper 8pen.
0d fad man mango Sddrer glinie b. mango f9rlige
Zine; men Nfteniofen ienote tine oeilt9e lnienOe Strddkr
gennem ben fife Stue ben paa bet frebeli9e IaIpn, boors
paa Der iob itrebet: ,Opo, bpor er bin 8robb? 6elpeoe.
er bin SER? Wen Serren bore lobet, at ban GAP
ps Seren beb Sefum ariitum.."
6enoes 6Gnber pare toloe. Oct bar ~pluoielig, iom
ON en- ma9tig Snerte gennembabeoe benbes @uipn. Do
faIot benoes g.it pua 5runts, og Smsrten beg - o9 9jet
Draft. De lagoe 6enoes 99nher ianmen og bet bege ads
inn jubteoe:
,,2u lig9er ig cs ilurnrer / 5reb!"
W1en Jrants iant neo po i'm gropers 6pbosr oa
grab iom ct Barn. Ostar lsftebe BAN op mto i'm frdfz
tige @rm, o9 bolot BAN fat o%mIlpnget. ------
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
.anr. Ncrhen. fnr hcf.
liar, Ner0tn, far bel,
Sea tenes oeo lrnoer at bare bin 5rrli
Gc 9nroer, ioln bit hdpo- bnltst mig pda,
Gem fafter iea fra mia % bill Dem %iorimaa;
SEQ riper MIG lss % ies teoes nu oeo
Gorfanaelidhebia

Oct er 6spet qdaIe. Gn foitelig, lifis Morsen meb
bet fsrite unee @rsnne. 6eais Stilfeo opsr Dart os @ng,
iom orog ct Moresnput fra G~piebebens apIt ben pper
benz. Msn paa gpens airteeuorbe er Der 2ip; bet er ioni
Gngleblfener fra aGe be friite 9ranie og fra aorfene bible
brinee Joraur ino be itipnebe 9ierter os paaite inb
b, u~treielies, inbeiluttebe Sjeles 9rapitilbeb.
! Cru Weimnnns SDgepGre.fe er Der pafad itiGe.
De, Der itaa o~11tring benbss Sene. peb, at bet latter aD
often; be Dab a1erebe 9aar 9erren ON at f%orpanble benz
oes 9anp til SER. Men bet matte 6jerte ildar enonu =
he pisne 29ber bpHe gsrnenes gapne ZEN fraparenbe
Ssns oe 5relierens.
8osbolreren a%fbrDber Stilhsosn peb at metoe, at Der
er en- Mono inbe &ontoret, Der gerre pilbe tai, meb
9erren.
,geb BAN fonme igsn MOrsen."
let Far jes alsrebe eiort, men ban bill life laos
fe afpiie. Oerfor Dite iee BAN ino Serrens aontor. ="
.obem er BET ba?"
.t6un DiIbe life iss tit Rapn. Oct er en- sammel
Monb. Der eaar peo Stot; bans Jsooer er belt treblebe.
Sstar bst1ntte fig ct 9ieblit, ipttsbe til MoDerens
iDase aanbebrat os itpnbte fig inb auntpret. San Bier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

0enne 6iitorie bar pHt o9 ftiloret big nesen 9esn.
min t9re 99ier, men egentli9 bar Der p9ret enonu mere
2io ben. Oct bar p9ret forte Sitter o9 @rapbejs, bu
bar Jet, men egsntlig bar bet lutter GpisbeDs9rent og
luter Chiefs Sraer, bu fit / 6adnben, beres 9rene fan
bin Sj9l bpgge gfeoe - ON bu fep bill.
2nben paaiteoogs Morg,n tpm Der to Meno uo at
9jerneiteoet Hoiengabe. Den Glore itetteoe ben penitre
Qrm paa ben pngre; ben bpjre itsttebe fig pua en- itert
Stot. Manoen tom fun msjipnne.ist pibere. Gn Dame
rneo fire blomitrenbe gern Tom 6%d9efter. Oct er tioligt
ON Mor9enen. De 9ou uo paa airte9aarben. poa en-
bsi Sten Iaar ct Marmprtors, Der bnrer Snbitriften:
Sophie @uben". Der ituu be itile % n~eblagse De frife
imbtfet.
aranIe peo SiDen at be andre, bporneo @ropen er
9a be bupbe beot en- itiae gsn og pifbe 9uu oioere,
lagoe ben alore groper 1T Spoeo pao ben bngies Stulber
pg iaaoe: ia lea for ipp Oar iiben Tpqtebe, bar BET Ipm
iaa jeg en- Gngel tiraubte mig: Nsnb biem! % Gnglen
bupbe bin Sopbies qnTgt. 90 bpOrben jg isnere gif og
bDor j9 bar, OOeralt Ipntes jeg at ie min Mobers og
Sopbies @aipn Tor mig
De git MI tiiba9e til gpen. gSen paa geisn itonbs
ieoe 6rdnts enonu en- sang og fasbe:
Seq bar enbnu iH, tattet big, Ostar, for olt, bpaS
ou bar 9iort for mig" Sans 9lit bpilebe pua ggrnene,
og ban peb6tep:
,8u bar ofret mig bine ipp 6ebite llngbpmsddr.
Oil bu ~fremoeles pepblipc at lepe BETTE en- ionme 2ip?"
seq er lite atene", Ipnreoe Sstar. ,Ifin 5reffer er
hos mig p9 min Sophie - bun er fun rejit fra mig nog(s
aar. 9i ial msbes ieen. I2en insen anben ftul inotags
ben plaos, jg bopbe beitemt for benpe. Sg naar bu bill
laoe mig DO Mobers 2ejigbeo, oe unhe mig en- plaos
pb bit gorb pg bin 5aniln, iaa ies tan peoblips at ar
bejbe for bins gsrn og slebe mig pper eoers 2btte, ioa
er jes lite dlene, og er ~tilfrebs."
st parnt 6aanotrnf bar Sparet.
De fulstss nu inb airten os fang mep Meniebsosn:
Spno, bbor er hin Srlbe,
6elnebe, bin @Glbe?
8Bb, bbor er bin Yroo2
Seius bar alt punoet.
Se9 bar Seiren funoet,
III EFT unoertraabt:
Sub, iom oo peb Sciu @rop
Cs ina flor en- Sers gre.
Gpig Vris bi bGrel
De bere fra qraoieftp!en Siitoren ON be to fro
Gmaus, og beres 6jerter opflannmebes.
Canine Dag itpo be ON Miboaeen beb here's MooerS
guore. Den bar omsiren af palner, 2aurbartraer pl
Qipets 5r9er.
&c, bet rar en- srpn Qaaite. Wlen bet fsnneits @ren.
ne bar bet berinbe 6jererne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
V.

Sinerne fld9re ZEN ION be terre gtabe, Gfterdarsz
itormen lager NED at 5r1erne, % Der opitaa nbe 9age Al
bet 9dmle @rus. Den gdmta Mooer Iober enonu i'm
~9ejrpg9.be 2eneitol; men 6enbes 9obeb er bejet, 6enoes
6dar er ine6piot, og bun tr9tter fun %msjiommetigt @ejz
ret, for 8rnitet er ipgt. Der lig9er nogle 8re0e uobrebt
for 6enpe paa 8or6et. Der ligger pgiad ct, 6bt8 papir
er 9dnite gulf. 5 iets Oar bar bun al og til l9it bet. SUN
fan bpert Orb ubenab, a~ligepel tan bun life labe bore
at laie bet ON IGN, 9por mans, 8angs bar bun life Joliet
6Gnoerne oper bet. bpor mango bunbreOe @anqe bar bun
life 9rent oper bet. Ulen MI bill @rodoen mart pp6gre,
for BUN fe.er bet, at Gn9lere mart pile bore 6enoe Der.
fen. bpor Ssrren pl aftprre bper 3aare al 6enbes aniigt.
p9 foor bun efter 9aareiaben bill 6olOe 6rpbe6pIt.
8et guile glab popir er for iets qar iiben fommet
ira benbes Ssn 5rants Gbica9o. Oct bar bet ferre
Giostegn fra BAN. efter at ban bapbe peret borte ct 4dr.
San Itreo, at ban baabebe at funne qrunbe ia en- GtsiItens
/ G6ta9o. 9eropre bet eamle Siern pare 5or6oloene for
u9uniti9e. ban 6adbeoe after at funne danoe 6ri6eoens
Qanb. Gu bar bet bel blebet Hart for benz dle, bporfor
ban par eaaet bort uoen 4ifeo, be matte life toge BAN
ret ifoe op, men taee zig at bans 6uitru og gsrn, og fad
lahe aft gaa, ION bet beoit tunbe. 6an baabebe om fad
Oar at tunne grunoe fig en- egen Qrne og faa aone %
gsrn oper til Zig. Of, bet bar ct i%srgeligt 8rep; 5rants'
letfGroi9e Sinb ffinneoe 9ennem bper 2inie.
Sstar bdpbe ben Gang beIpdret greoet neb a%.porliae,
broterlige 5ornanineer, neb trofaIt a~erligbeo; men til
4Se UNIV W uuptNl.
Olen Sraret brpaa bar fulbt at @ift % @dlbs:
y6on bdpoe en- Sang fagt, at ban life pilbe taae, at
Sstar bldnbebe Jig bans 4farer, ban tr9ngte life til
nogen 5ormpnber, man ifulbe Blot labe bans aone %
gern reHe oper til BAN, for ban piloe life taaIe, at BE-
par en- iaaban 6ptlsrs 0anoer."
Sstar ipareoe BAN fort % f%pnoigt; men bans
9rep lnfte grooerfarliebeben ub al bber 2inie.
9crefter parere bet lnnge, fsrenb be bsrte fra BAN.
6ans apne, ia, ielp 8ernsns itrep flere @an9e; men bet
lob n9iten til, at 5rants bdpbe opgipet Dem, ban bapoe
hert, at Sstar ierg:be for benz.
,Serrs, min Sub, Iufteoe ben sdmle Mober, bet
er M oDer tire aur Iioen, at ies bar bsrt fra min Sen.
fsr bu bans 6jerte, bu, t9rli9e Sub, at ban laoer i'm
Wlober Iau guo fra BAN. inoen bun ber; rer bans
6isrte, iaa ban feer 4ngsri"-
0obeoet fpnter bbbere % bpbere. 3il 7bt ioper bun
ino. Oct gsr bun bite. De fete 0age maa bun blibe /
Senaen, % naar 9enbes fro qiSe bar tlept benbe pu %
baoret tenoe inb en- 29neitol, forlanger ben libstrette
game enten at faa 8iben eaer Sennens grebe, os lac
iiooer bun oe imaoinatfer meo ig iep, mumler alt bet
bun tGnter, snfer os buaber pau, til bun icrer inb. Nuur
benbes Sstdr eler Gmilie faa tomnler, laar bun 9jnene
up, RITTER puu Sopeost os tiger:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-25
Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas, it has pleased the Al
mighty God to take from our
midst our friend and teacher, Or.
W. II. Wilson, be it
Resolved. That we, the pupils
and teachers of the Bryan Presby-
terrain Sunday School, deem it a
privilege to pay tribute to his
memory, realizing the great and
everlasting good he accomplished
both in our church and in our
Sunday School by his most honor
able career in all his walk of life.
Resolved. That we deeply feel
the loss Of his wisdom and counsel,
and extend sincere sympathy to
the members Of his family in their
irreparable loss.
Nellie II. Ballard,
Tillie Stewart,
G. NJ. Bell,
b. S. Read,
Committe.
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institute and among them some
faultless alberta peaches, which
he declared as fine as can be raised
in east Texas, and which wer,
grown by Mrs. Davis who live.
near Bethel. These attracted the
attention and unbounded admira.
ton of Mr.. Dixon and he said a
car load like them would be worth
$4,000 standing on the side track
at Bryan. He carried the peaches
to Houston with him to present
them to Mr.. C. II. Markham, the
vice-president Of the II. & T. C.
and president Of the II. +. & w.
T., and thought il not unlikely
that the lateer will be attracted TO
the county and assist materially
in its development. Mr.. Dixon
was enthusiastic about the prospect
which lies before Brazos county as
a truck and fruit producer and it
is very evident we have gained a
strong friend in him and one who
is able TO help US.
Good talks were also made by
F. w. Yeager of Millican, Prof.
Scholl of College and W. S. Howell
and Walter Wipprecht. The
latter talked Central Texas fair to
the institute and were greatly en-.
couraged by the prospect of spen-
did exhibits and lsrs e attendance
and general hearty cooperation of
the farmers. Mr.. Wipprecht stated
that the premiums offered on agri-
cultural exhibits amount to over
s25O.OO, and 50 generally distribut-
ed as to give everybody a chance.
The next meeting of the insti.
tute wall be held in connection
with the fair at the fair grounds
rs to 2l inclusive, and a
splendid program is in prepare.
ton.
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words fail to express my thanks to
my friends who have given so large
a number.
shall ever keep this act as a
momento and may my life be in.
inspired by the kindly feelings
that prompted it, and in days to
come as a bird that had overstaid
its time in the far distant wood
and returned by the light of the
stars to its lonely rooftree, break
ing in low throbs at the chambers
of the heart this gentle act will
again repeat its voiceless sweetn ess
apd bring you again to your friend,
(Miss) Lou Ware.