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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19

years % his iifci Here he was to-
aaY. the paasessof % milliaua q
bf9Eaf ia friends. M niche IL fili,
n wandrrer from place 60 place
haHTfFp vas NaaIed IN one Of tnr
gloomy corners lie had still much
unaa hHuof e. teeHVef he son
dsfed what sas going on IN Fltr-
rsraihs head Poor dewitt he
thought could he feNiat this vTam-
an Since hs himself. who knew
iiaf, could entertain for her nothing
but admiration. what hape was fhere
fos the EnEilshman What y
NumHHi
The countess vas seated in an
other dark CORNER. Suddenly she
arose and said -Faf pitvH sake,
madame. let uH have iiEhtr sud bg a
iltils less gloomy
Madame summoned servant
with candles. Maurice. when hla
eyes had grown accustomed 70 the
iiRhts. scanned she ssrss fzraz
Nsdan's vsE radiant frtzFsfaid'a
Was mixture eufnlaal ifslxfufe-
~ eantanf and enjoyment. but the
c0uhiesa's was As eaiagless az the
wax in the caniiesticks
She was speaking to him Mon
sieuf. VII you saik with me IN The
park am faint
Are you so. eounteEsf- asked
mHdsma.
"Nnt 80 w. madame that a breath
~ freHh mir viii not revive me Z"
when they had Hained the PARK. the
countess said 10 Maurice, Mon
siour. have brought sou here to
tell sou something 4 fear that
your friend u lost
'.Naf even " I break my word"
he asked
- would DO no good"
IS hfH
"lt h. too late" slowly II have
been madame'a uHaefntudy too long
not Ia fead, Forgive me was 20
Keep you apart I have dome ~
The eYii cannot now be repaired.
Your hope BE- that madame has not
fully considered his pride"
Has she any regard Tor HIM"
Sentiment lover" She uttered
short. increduiuua laugh Mad
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Maurilr wheeled. n Mas madame
hal her face Expressed isathlaE iif
eaa that ne had bren raaahf. Thr
haH9f ~ tbs staagtau sat the better
IT him. and be iapHhvh Madame u
haeed hts nRsrrmif hlisrtY
Monsieur. &C. THIS tnr WAY aaa fr'
turn my nndHsss
Permit me o. suffioEiEr A. g Ynuf
kiHaHasa J have iust discovered shat
it + Hf m0st aaHatfnsia auatHFs
What 40 Yat mfHHf
I Faess that eauia nas kiss usaa
dame thr caautfaa with the same sense
- serufty HH eauid ths naHtry
Has4 haeins
lust ueW maaama.H face expressed a
s.is=t deal "of shat ar Fva h aims
advancing "a stea
= have iu mIUd whai anf fflaad cot
llnaHNais remarked ga hls recent dias
patch ! kuHs ~ aissFiuiluatIssHs ffs
fact - Do { faaad tae disnateh an
iAs ataf this mafhlur Aiiaa ma g. re+
tHfa IL 60 yutf ] hase hrpt silent fias
aaue. treauas / hia nos s4uw hos 60
aNa
..feu have DARED hff hes pgwss.
"a sad boz rtes taHnhrtus
AYE I am pfiltaurr li waa in atif
aefeHss A. fetelf then titl iHufh
saa. cad 81 iatg tha fa0m shtstiias
BE HaslansHtf atf erasn tha essasa at-t-
"a. The Vrand unehras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
THE CHAMBER DID RIGHT

what recommendation should make the with
federal building decided denesy
outlined Stars editorial Monday
tse which had the In hand s the editorial
ed
what
believes chamber
- tAs attsf. although sti h
Star the sentiment % body strongly
aene the contemplated vs,Urei but the vigorous which
held the views The star although ~
"P" which would like
getting the huicns position
y 70 the chamber that Il eontentee.
There shssss question bet that the ~hes project ead
haVs Delayed By attempting further ter
LAY n
A. snhsrs 81 IRE said The mprssnahe position
The Star took IN this appealed otsss
IN hs believed
the sSSsrenasnIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
NO PENALTY TOO SEVERE


Gods could leave the h that
=
few DAYS besetta4 q
outward form Ia
feaarh crime
and Judge i Imposed hard labor
anothu
the Er A. the other
assault but ef o,
To make hah proved had hsoaisd not
q
Let defendants havs
themselves
o world
Ne the prseanlan
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
"MADAME7" INQuIREl
THE HEAD.

sssi l. 10 say. sha eaais not ssar q
less siNhi "a hina
Madame HAD iaueisa bIn taaesf ..si.
aH.f r. srlts ~ Ms ehsErin b. FEE = -
{ rieasest
welt weu "a maftss hau Affective
afa naasme utaht b. eae s9ai
E ncafeaiF carry Il naSaHa tne tstFsahat
u BE ehambvf. an1 ~ uas determine.
| a. retire "a A. saria haatf ffHt Re hs'
maag thiurs - isarn
EIzsEffsfd uss atsansiTned q ~
/ rannteas. sta hsd atlii usgch eaief e.
I resin.
Thu hiHrah~Frges wefv ripe afenE en-
staaa sail Whhh aaxrgunisa ths ehst
{ cas- NaurIrs wandered hers snd TIER
[ piss Eina shat ffHlt ~ eaatf a
I lsaafh - thaaah by ssFaHzansHaf
tha eeuntaes - F9tsaaraid afaziad 4.
E tbs ether ena - ths chstras - taa
Z ssaaassus and MsHfara we're afstns I'm
media teig the asnlis Nhirh had feste,
sH hef So vanished
/ " hat n nrafstHal wuFtd Il - uah
/ = lev soft voice close a. his eAr
MasfIca rnnfiHasd hia BERN g. kins
What . tssf4isla thfna "A waaia b. 3
{ one si1JutI ~ HagfsIsuiYs sc D. lnfuw.
L insa = wfnanNtsaA asnWsnu. shat esf
1 gYem an this spisuaid HugldF
I Manricr piarAsa anuihss hefrF. tu
I hs dId noe saf e fnstinrfixeif ~
Z turned asa met Hair - eyes as hsf.
a8a eaia and gray ~ nsw steel
terhaL" said he. sounds iiks {
I threat
And " Il were a Unrest mon
aieur
II Il were I should say that Yui
/ had discovered that ! know 10
much suspected frufu the firss
the picture IN that illustrated papef
I lne first evening I was here. fuafei,
confirmed my suspicious. Sc nov
that IL wHs thgughiiNss lu fua NO
I 10 have told my friend that yoi
sssssFsa!f zfe sa= faeAess. hsst g 3
not too late"
eAaH ehg haze nef suHHHesas.
You before this
Til today. madam. sou had no
given mo your particular consider
| alton Then. &c 81 the eHnFersa
ton waa not interesting him. HI
| returned 10 the berries
Monsieur attend 90 me. the Der
riea can walt
~Madsm. the iife n a good black
berry ~ short
TO begin with. You Say that ! di,
not show you consideration. Fau
primes have been shown like con.
alteration
7 Wns wrong. Il ~ not averi
siah chat has countess and
pretty one. tuoi thrown At hi
head
Madam was temporarily sIlaueel
by this fetort Ehe Hcf1tinized %.
clean smooth face. and she saw
lines which had hitherto ESCAPED
her notice She Waa az last con.
yluced that ahe had a. contend with
man. % man whe had dbalfh with
both men and women. IfaW deer
waa haf Could hauara. such as she
could give. and money plumb the
DEPTHS She smiled Che
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Natiicr tatsNa attached 60 iho
American lrHHtIuH ln NHnnH while
So hIHs adventure tH fieltafN aHrHuua
tefH hiH ffl0ud tard nhn FI1aaersid.
Whfa1 father when hritiah minister go
the HHtWni Kingdom tu YrHfH htfurr
HfHttFtrH klHE lHfHshIu frnm Else plots
q hts vuuHiH. thH tod nuku josef aud
nHHa a large loan fu ttr government
Efsatf ala e. stfNH 60 nHrtst tNF lHrds
fiaaFH kinH HF UNfuuuIuH tha lrHn.
EHiHhds 0r the daughter II the late
lhika 4uaFf amaHa whom O. 1Ht lisHu-
tais ~ rH Fnt i eMflHnaiera. HeHhlnN o.
pieee her HH thF throur. attempt 60
NEeNFht hifn crown Prince Frederick
Hf AaEtNfit| HHaHt tn marry tHH l'riHr
eHaa AirsiH. mfFtHfiuHilF dis Hurafd
AhHftEF meets atAa sfsatlas 4H=I later
aflFeuntfrH q KaliHd woman who nuta
g tha iiHnallfiiitf ~ wHE
M#Hfirr HHa NifHsFraiu are AtsluCttd
Ht4t EHfF'td aEFu#H thg frontier
HHHf ht'rNmH pftaHnUfH af MHHruis
ulaslls ~ thg kal az itel Chateau. thV
fHf mHf hume g the durhfsa.
tItafrrHlI faHHsea &C. surrender fhf
eakased lraHtiH which De- haa hidden
The uHiHnucfs aFe given che ffrfaiafn 0f
sac chateau aHd are entertained hE
tead inalsrle aha the Countess %
IEHaaaFu
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sEAT1 1.!s ,g,,x.e.RsTI AND

Fast steamers City n Everett -.
icleEfahh' Sly round trips daily ~
gnpi Friday. leave Seattle 7.ib Il IN
FR a m. y m 90 3. m. s.is p M
y M. r N $50 p m. tlfs n m 81
~ M fttdsY leave Seattle a1s a m
NJ sIe p m. Friday leave Everett
- r. m z ~ y M - D m Gnlutnn
DOCK. Seattle. Evcrrif Land Co deck
Everett TtivphurNas SUNSET James
iSsi. independent iaat
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hue hsa brain. nat heart Gould Il
woman with heart plan as she
plans -
Well. let uH not talk Of plots
aud plans. bet uH talk VI
Monsieur. DO not be- unkind.
have asked your forgiveness let
us not talk. lot un Boz silent and
listen "a the night
Maurice fl0Htrd A. he leaned be-
side her strand Of perfumsd hair
blew across his uaatriiH.
Tho princess Was at beHt a dream
N was not likely that he ever would
speak - her again tlut here. close
90 him. NaH beautiful material
woman Ito moved his lliH. SHE
heard the vague sound and lifted
her head
tnr away came the cali Qf The
/ sentry There was ln the afr the
odof of an approaching storm.
Continued
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lmY proposals 90 you. you might BE-
/ tempted a. break your parole.
Mhufirs gnawed hin ~. Proceed
ina dame"
Thefe are oniY two n You a.
not promise hsTe and now in no WaY
TO interfere with my plans. these
I TROOPERS VIII convey you ia Hfuun-
utaat. ahrfu ynu viii hr kept Ia cone
I Hnement until the succession o. the
2 throne ia decided one way or the
other The other proposal H. n you
PROMISE the situation. will continue
the Same as az present Choose.
monsieur
the devil cleaned In his eyes
"Neii Weni- iinpatientiY
4 aeeept the alternative. with
bad grace ~ I made dash
You would he shot those were
my orders"
And II ! wrnt "a prison
You would mias shat you. eaii
the connie opera. bat which o. Hlu h.
an there is in life Remember. yau
are hut % hint Al What propose 60
So aaf wha am Rga' u - al be-
cause Ypn read something which
was not Intended fef your eyes. n~
ny friend o. be M enrmy. Il is H
matter ~ Indifference a. me Had
yuu safie about kauf business naith-
~ YEA unr snur friends would be-
here 30 Interference from Nuu.
monsieur that IL the understand
iua she raised haf hand and made
a sign and the tfuur=ra look them
selves eff Nos fau may Euain
the countess. " YOU stah, ihsash
dHrr nsY that she viii net fiud yuu
iu thH best ~ temRefa
4 aafe ras she wan 3" ssid aaGF-
Dee.
TIfaHersld naf b. a window IN the
muafr scam lie had feauffsets8
from ~ one hraa where a clay pipe
with a broken stein There vas a
thoughtful cast Is hia rnuntauAnrn.
ns be puffeh away
Twilight vas gathering Seine
whore q low love song AS being
sung aua fiiHFeraids hsaft KreN
tender - boys Thirteen years
Boa Col foFnhhsh uut fsssfa. with new
~ 3 sight ~ uUEnanE face. the
sound ~ her RniEs. nuf a tuush ~
ihe Nfeil watch fadiafeH ffutn her
uffaHHHa
lIe had iait the pipe On the sui.
rested BIS elbows beside Il and
dropped his rhta IN his hands What
a fdesi 81 had hea.n - u-ssla -. lsasf
, ans~ap ~ ~A~~~~->~A. ~~> - - -~ =
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Steamships
Port Orchard Route
Tbs official Line for v. s. Navy
Yard ans sstsisshlps
Steamers Athlon
Inland Flyer
Port Orchard.
Bcata ieaes ptsF q

Daily except Friday Leave Seattle
SO kla gfa ~ % and 'iisE = m
ira trip ats % D. m sBrrtneftun only.
Leave Hfemrrt1r "a ia tgN and
n Is a Va. Il - ! ~ a1 b.a1 y aad
f.E Il IN Leave Sydney. e.n 80.
9.U and II . n m, 81 - noon. ~ and
~ - Lave akHfassassit - -
~ ard II * a. m, 10 and bss5 .. m.
80 II m Leave nfrmertous As
ana II & a ri.. I. ~. ss0a 5 a ard { IS
u. M Leave sf3nefs $50 aud 81 u
I.eaaf Charleston Z 81 ard Vi N a IA .
Is and 20 y m. Pare. - cents round
trip
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Pour cruisers nos "a the navy
yard To see them take boats from
Pier z. opposite depot az 30, = ~.
o. 10 90 sud II a. a.. IA. / if.
80 30. 20 and 30 8 m. Tick
cts Rood on an boats 80
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IT'D ffENui EMLNI
At - simv aafluK she affefuaHn aid
Maurice hnd tna annortHnttH q sreak
pfifateig tu I'itsaafaia MaaAiaa how
sesA she sesusA ta have firat,
- 8 sasasa aftas assent faf NaaFier.
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Miss Marguerite tsangacfe n chi
rsEo. dfamAtlo-nopraun assisted BY
Mr. Prior. vi1liniat. and Mr. Van
ifushIft. baritone 81 First II. p
church. Third aud Pine. Sunday
uighhf -
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gfaHd millinery aprhihR ~ The Won
der if0 Second avenue. today and
Saturday 80
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For one crime
la this ealeiiisr
no punishment
unn b. Il.a ~.
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The chamber o.
commerce 81 IT,
meeting Yes,eri
dnN. % aan.ldar
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NAN AND IMMORTALITY

mind H bsiexr 81
q
Nsey separated vastly
- y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-19
Gold Filings, 75c
Silver Filings, Csc
Bridge Work, $3.50
Gold Crown, $3.50

We are the suly dentists 10 Seattle
that make q speciality Ct plate work;
the only dentists in the world
that make a lower suction plate.
Oar upper double suction plates new
er fail
Teeth extracted FREE without pain.
aud fef.issssi with neu onrs she saHs<
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Business Transacted DUR
ing the Week Ending August 20.

Estate of Ebcnezer O. johnson, Col
chester resignation of Mrs. Johnson as
administrator; a. NJ. Wheeler appointed
administrator, dc bonis non.
IN re John Leach, Jr., Burlington;
committed to the Vermont State Hospital
for the insane at Waterbury.
Estate of John f. Day, Colchester; Ell
len NJ. Day appointed administrator.
In re Mary Lavigne, South Burlington;
committed to the Vermont State Hospital
for the Insane at Waterbury.
Estate of John d. Hulett, Huntington
mon compose; guardians annual settle
ment filed.
Estate Of Harriet E. Root, Charlotte;
commissioners report filed.
Estate of John Whitcomb, Willston;
appraisers inventory filed.
Estate of Sylvia johnson, Huntington:
application for settlement and decree;
hearing August 3lst
Estate of Emma McGill. Burlington;
will filed for probate; hearing September
11th
Estate of Mary I. Hollenbeck, Burling-
ton mon compos ward); guardians appli-
cation for license to sell real estate: hear
ing September llth
Estate of Bruno Peppin, Colchester; will
fled hearing on probate, September 18th.
Estate Of John II. Waters, Burlington;
settlement of the account of the admin
lstratOr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
PROMISES TO GO TO WORK.
Condition under which Case against
Charles DusO Was Continued.

Charles Duso, who was arrested last
week for not supporting his family and
who claimed that his wife had gone to
live with another man, was in court again
Tuesday. George Smith of Richmond
appeared and said that he would take
Duso home, give him room and board
If DusO would promise to work when he
could get employment. This Duso agreed
to do and the case was continued for a
month MIR. Smith becoming bail. In this
way Duso and his wife will be reunited
and it Is thought the city will not he
obliged to support the family, as Duso
is an able bodied man and can work if
he wishes.
Gertrude Durant was arrested Tuesday
by the police and will be taken to the In
dustrial school at Nergenues for the re
mainder Of her minority for breach Of
the peace. She has been in the hands OF
c. j, Ferguson, probation officer, but her
conduct has been such that it was
thought best to have her serve the SEN
tence.
Ella Wallace was also turned over to
the police. She will serve not less than
five nor more than six months in the
House of Correction. She was in court
last October and has since been in the
hands of the probation officer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
MUCH CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
A Number Of state Cases on the Docket
for County Court

At the coming term Of Chittenden
County Court there will he considera-
BILE criminal business to be disposed of.
There are several appeals from the Bur-
lington city court and several cases in
other parts of the county will go up.
The new liquor law has not been the
source of many criminal actions for the
county court. There is but one case on
which an appeal has been taken from
the city court where the charge was for
selling without n license. 1t is the case
against Minnie Boyd.
There are several cases on the docket
which were brought under the prohibit
tory law. 1t is probable that none OF
them will be tried as they have been
docketed for years some having been
there since 1898. The witnesses have
moved from the state, died or have for
gotten the circumstances so that 1t
would be practically impossible to Sc
cure a conviction.
1t is not probable that the case
against Baron Won Liebich, who is
charged with bigamy, will be taken up,
owing to the expense that would he
involved in securing witnesses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Frank l., Lawrence vs.. Sarah Lawrence.
Whereas Frank l.. Lawrence OF Bur
lington in the County of Chittenden, in
the state of Vermont. has this day filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the County
Court. for said County, his petition for
divorce against Sarah Lawrence now
without the state of Vermont, setting
forth in substance that he was on the
red to the said Sarah Warner and that
he and said pctitionee lived together as
husband and wife until on or about july
300; that the petitioner has resided IN
the County Of CEittenden LOT the past
six months: and has faithfully performed
All the marriage obligations incumbent
upon him that on or about the ord day
Of July 1900 the said petitioncc. without
Just cause for provocatlon, deserted nm
and from thence hitherto continued such
des artion. And PRAYING that the bonds
Of matrimony between him and the said
petitionce Re dissolved; and that he he
Granted a Till of divorce. And It appear
ing that the said petitionee is without
this state, and that no summons can be
served on her,
Ii is ordered, that the petitioner notify
the petitionee of the pcndency OF said
petition and summon her 10 appear at the
term OF the County Court TO he held at
Rurlipgton within and for the County OF
Chittenden, on the first Wednesday after
the nrst Tuesday in March, 1904, on the
by causing the substance of said petition
weeks successively in the Burlington
Free Press, a newspaper printed at Bur
lion be al least six weeks previous to the
commencement of said term
Dated At Burlington, In sand county,
this 20th day of hu.usl' 1909 c,o.,,
HORACE H. CiilTTENDEN' ESQ Ai ATTY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
THE OLD BEE HIVE.


to a trial in Richmond and pleaded guilty
He was fined s. and costs of 81, the al
tornate sentence being 81 days in the
House OF Correction, which he will prob
ably serve.
Word has been received in this city of
the death at Sacramento, Cal, OF Ernest
lsham He died August 81 and the funeral
was held yesterday. Mr.. Isham was a ma
tive of Williston and went to California
is years ago. He has been a travelling
salesman for wholesale drug concern
He is survived by a wife.
A. C. Spauding, who for the past two
weeks has been suffering with an attack
of pneumonia, in a severe FORM is still
seriously ill., As the pneumonia left him
unmstakable symptoms of typhoid fever
manifested themselves. Although his con-
dition remains critical. 1t Is stated that
he has fighting chance for recovery.
During the electric storm Wednesday
afternoon lightning struck the telephone
wire near the residence of President
Ruckham in University Place. and the
electricity entering the house exploded
in the telephone transmitter shattering
the apparatus and Throwing the splinters
Of the box all around the hall.
n. Arthur Laury and bride, who have
been the guests of Mr.. Laurys parents
in this city for the past few days, have
gone to their future home in Capleton, p.
g, where Mr.. Laury will oficiate as
chemist for large business house. He
graduated from the University Of Yer
mont in the class of 1900
The firm of Hibbard G. Perkins has
oeen formed for the purpose of the man
uiacture and wholesaling of boots and
SHOES. The firm will succeed the C. A.
ifiopard Boot and Shoe Co. Mr.. Perkins,
whose home is In Essex Junction, has for
long time been a salesman for the lat
Ter company and has conducted a very
successful business.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage of Horatio n.
l'rury of this city and Miss Gertrude
l-aurice Edwards of Cornwall on-the-Hud-
son. The ceremony will take place at the
nome of the brides parents, September
y. They will be at home after September
10 at Chester, Pa, where Mr.. Drurv has
position as instructor in the Pennsvl-
vania Military school,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
SHOOTING STARS.

August and November are the months
most noted for meteoric showers or shoot
ing stars The name Perseds Is given to
the swarm that is particularly allotted
to this month, and they are more num-
orous in the earlier portion of the month
than later.
The November shooting stars called
I.eonids move very swiftly and are of a
greenish or blush tint, with vivid and
persistent trains The Perseids are of a
more yellow color and move with less
velocity The Perseids are the old in
habitants of the solar system, whereas
the Leonids are comparatively new COM
ers 1t is claimed that there is close
connection between comets and meteors,
and there are Theorists who state that
1t is very possible that comets are swarms
Of closely packed meteors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
NATURALIZATION.
Change in the Method Likely to DC
Adopted in City Cou-t.

Because of the recent change in the
immigration laws and because of suG
gestions recently made by a government
inspector. it is probable that change in
the method OF naturalization will be made
at the city court in this city.
In the past ii has been the custom to
have special sessions of the court on
evenings previous to election time for the
purpose OF naturalization and large mum
bers OF mon would sometimes appear.
The inspector suggested that the process
should be treated more as regular court
case and that when a man wished to be
naturalized a date should he set and
hearing held. In consequence it is prob
able that some such rule will he estab-
lishcd. An entire new set Of blanks has
been printed for the court, owing to
changes in the law.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
Ten Thousand Churches

in the United States have used the
Longman & Martinez Pure Paints.
Every Church will be given a
liberal quantity whenever they
paint.
Don't pay $50 gallon for Lin
seed oil worth 60 cents which
you do when you buy thin paint
in a. can with a paint label on it.
e. & make IA, therefore when
you want II gallons Of paint, buy
only 8 gallons Of /. & NJ, and mix
6 gallons of pure linseed oil with
it.
You need only 4 gallons of L. g.
NJ. Paint, and 3 gallons of Oil mix.
ed Herewith to paint a good sized
house.
House painted with these paints
never grow shabby, even after IS
years.
These celebrated paints are sold
by
n. NJ. Hull, Hinesburgh S Blgwood
Winooski; Palmer Pharmacy. Waterbury;
Flagg ~ Sudarsl,y, Richmond W. S Nay,
& Co, tnderhill, Vt 7w,2m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-27
TREASURER ELECTED.
Sergt. q. II. Parker to Succeed G. w
Grnndy In Company NJ.

A special meeting OF Company NJ was
held last evening for the purpose of elect
ing "A treasurer to succeed q. W. Grandy,
who has removed from the city Sergt.
O. II. Parker was elected to the po-
sition. 1t was announced that the men
would be paid for tho recent muster in
the near future.
The team which is to represent the
Vermont National Guard at Sea Girt, n.
j.. will rendezvous In this city next Mon
day and for two days will have the use
Of the range at Fort Ethan Allen. They
will then go to Sea Grit, preceding from
here to Albany and then down the Hud-
son TO New York. thence to Sea Girt
The team will shoot at the several
ranges at the post and will put in some
hard work in hopes to stand we'll towards
the head at Sea Girt.