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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-03-28
A Physician Writes.

81 am desirous Of knowing if the
profession can obtain Heroine in bulk
for prescribing purposesP 1t has been
of great use to me in treating cases Of
dyspepsia brought on by excuses oil
overwork. | have never known it to
fail in restoring the organs affected to
their healthy activity" SOC bottle al
Crenshaw & Young's. S-7m1
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-03-28
Moves Headquarters to BOOnyiIle.

Roadmaster hurry, who has charge
of the River Route division will move
his headquarters to Boonvllle about the
first of April. He will occupy the Of
fees in the second story of the Passen-
ger depot. Mr., hurry is an enthusiasts
tic believer 10 the future of tie River
Route and says that it will only he a
short time until all the crack passenge
trains on the Missouri Pacific will pass
through Boonville.-Boonville Demo-
crat.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-03-28

.D5ty. consideration 1915; lot in /,
As, %.
VIM. Kobs to A. Fuchs, e%onsidera-
ton s12. 600; 1872 acres.
Ed. Marks, e; al, to Fritz Elder,
consideration SC, 500; 14O acres.
Luther S. Philips, ct al, by guar,
to Reubeu B. Rose aud wife, consider
alton $3.50; in l 4S, %
L. S. Philips 10 R. B. Rose and
wife, consideration s21625 ; in ! 40, %
Mary A. Packard to Jos. r. Barnett
and wife, consideration $500; 10
acres.
D. Roepe to Jas Holtcamp, consider
alton 81 900; so acres.
Lee N. Rannabarger to Phil. V.
Sargent, consideration So, 700; l2O
acres.
Hugo w Sehrt to Rebecca B. Han
cock consideration $3.50; 80 acres
W. V. Smuhson to Jas. Smallwood
and wife consideration $3.50 70 acres.
A. L. Wagner, by cur, to Jos, E.
W. Kabrick aud wife consideration
s163; d int in lot in Odessa.
Jos. H. Wagner, by guar, to Jos.
E. W. Kabrick and wife, consideration
0497. SO; lot in Odessa,
Tuesday, March 10,
Welcome Douglass to Thos. Scott,
consideration 80, 200; 100 acres.
Mary E. Gossett and husband to
Jas. H. Norman and wife, c%onsidera-
ion $500; 2 lots in Odessa.
Herman Petering, ct al, to Walter
Burlington, consideration s13, 000i
200 acres.
Peter Tiefel to Ernest Schowengerdt,
consideration SIG 500; 299K acres.
Robt. B. Taylor to Methodist church
of Odessa, consideration $3.50; pit lot in
Odessa.
Wednesday, March IL.
Jas. A. Anderson TO Chas. R Ander.
son, consideration 81; strip 10 %
4s, 20.
Andrew Fuchs to Henry Brunkhorsi
consideration S5, 800; So acres.
Jno. Goetz to Peter Mueller, con.
sideration $3.50; 20 acres.
Ernest Schowengerdt to Aug. H.
Sprick, consideration $4,000; so acres
Harora Temming and husband tt
Claus Luehrs, consideration 81, $50.
95 acres.
Jno. H. Wilson to Jno. H. Wiegers
consideration s12, $50; 240 acres.
Thursday, March II.
Ed. Hogan to T. S. Wedge. cons'd
Grafton $25; lot in Aullville.
Henry Sleiman to Henry B)rgstadt
consideration $3.50; 8 acres.
A. E. Asbury, trustee, to Heirs c
Jno. Allshire, consideration 81; Ian.
/, in HigginsvilIe.
Abel W. Adams, by trustee, to Ed
E. Seaman and wife, considerable
5000; 3 lots in Odessa.
Abel Adams to E. E. Seaman, con
sideration $40; 8 lots in Odessa.
Juo. w. Gibson to U. s. Campbell
consideration So, 500; 100 acres.
Lucy j. Duvall, by trustee, to Ike n
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Special to Farmers.

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College Fire.

Christian College at Canton Mo-,
an endowed College OF the Christian
church was burned Mar. 23rd. the loss
being 500, 900. There are 200 students
in attendance The college was es-
tsblished 90 years ago.
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INTELLIeENCER PRINTING Co.
Mrs. ClaY Williams. nged ahonl 10

Mrs. Clay williams, aged about for
ty-fve years, died at her home about
five miles north east Of Odessa Mon
day, March l6, OF congestion Of the
brain. Mrs. Williams was the devoted
wiie Of Clay wllliSws and was a neigh
bprly, Christian woman.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-03-28

Married, IN WAverly, Tuesday.
March IL, 1908 ut the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. A. McQnllan and
Miss Agnes Hariwig, Rev. Hack Of the
First Baptist church, officiating,
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Real Estate Transfers.
Tuesday. March 8.

S. r. Smith to |. B. Hudson, con-
slderation 5000; 80 acres.
JAS. H. Saunders 70 Jae. P Chlnn,
consideration SO, 500; 80 acres.
Henry Bripohl to Ed. c. Herdrick,
consideration IS, 200; llS 27-lOO acres.
Robt, Kelley Campbell 70 Henry
Starkebaum, consideration 50, 800; 80
acres.
Geo. w. Douglas to d. G. Wade,
consideration 81, 200; land in Odessa.
Ida Nj. Andrews and husband to E.
P. Crews, consideration IS, O75; 145
acres.
D. G. Wade to Geo. S. aud Walter
C. Cooper, consideration s7,l4O; 14O
acres.
VIM. H. White to E. NJ. Taubmau,
consideration So, 6SS 1913 52-lOO acres.
E. M. Taubman to Albert Frei, o n
nderation 81 $50; so O1-lOO acres.
Minnie A. LIewellyu and husband to
Jno. P. Greer, consideration $4,000;
$50 acres.
Matilda Newhaus, ct al. to Jno.
Holster, consideration 81, $50; so
acres.
Jno. w. West to Ed. C. Saylor, con-
sheraton $3.50; Il acres.
H. G. Saylor to Ed. G. Saylor, con-
sideration $1,000; 40 acres.
Wednesday. March 4.
Ed. E. Roth to Aug. @. Frede, con-
sideration $4,000; 80 acres.
Jno. H. Rodekohr to H. G. Thee,
co n%sideration 81, 1925; 140 acres.
Medora Long and husband to Robt.
E. Adams, consideration 1881: II int
in 80 acres.
Sally X. Groves, ct al, to Herman
Fisher, consideration "a, 500; 1870 acres,
VIM. A. Corder to Chas. E. Half,
consideration SO, 100; 60 acres.
Kath, G. Reid, ct al, to Mo. P. R.
R. Co. consideration 1906; 500 100
acres.
Minnie Luck, ct al, to Jos. A Luck,
consideration $500 each; 1865 acres.
Kath. G. Reid to H. E, Gillespie,
consideration So, 300; SO acres.
Thursday, March 8.
j h. Barley to L. N. Barley, con-
sideration 81, 900; 1855 15-1OO acres.
L. N. Barley to j. Fl. Barley, con-
sideration $4,000; 80 acres.
Henry W. Frank to Jno. Bokelmann
consideration SO, 100; 100 acres.
H. W. Frank to H. Rohers, consid-
9 GRAFTON 50, 900; 40 acres.
Chas. E. Half to Bank of Higgins.
vile, consideration 81, 600; 60 acres.
Helen G. Tut, ct al, to Jas. E
Webb, consideration 81; 81 84-10O
acres.
Rebeccs A. Edwards and husband to
S. j. Worley, consideration So, $50; 80
acres.
Friday, March 6.
Annie A. Ashcraft and husband TO
II. B. Day, consideration SI,400; 40
acres.
Nathan Corder, ct al. to Hugh
Crowder, consideration 500; lot il
Corder.
Hugh CIowder to G. H. Meyer, con.
Hderation 5000; lot in Corder.
Jas. T. Rogers to Jno. T. Braxdale
consideration 1880; so acres.
Jane H. Wilson to Ernest w
Sc~howengerdt, consideration 81; 12(
acres.
Geo. W. Corder, ct al, to &. H
Meyer, consideration 500; in 26
so, 25.
Saturday, March Z.
Robt, N. Cook, ct al, to Lero,
Farmer, consideration $3.50; lot il
Lexington.
Sue S. Finley, ct al, to Jno. t
Bush, consideration "a, OOC; A lots ii
Lexington.
Adolf j. Kirchofer to Jno. A. Line
back, consideration $3.50; 2 lots il
Lexington.
WIN. H. Means, ct al, to Sam r
Schwartz, consideration s19, O74; %
40 100 acres.
Alex. r. Patterson to Jno. {. Cobt
consideration s36 in 2 48, 2S
Ernest Schowengerdt to Henri
Meyer, consideration So, 92e; 100 acre,
Monday, March 8
Mary B Burton and husband to JAS
n. Wagner, consideration 81; y il
In lot in Odessa.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-07-25

b1r Races to commence at 10 o'clock
l.-wAILUKU PURSE. s1OO.
Pony Race. 14.2 or under, half
mile dash. catch weights.
2.-PUUNENE PURSE, 5000.
Trotting and Pacing to Harness.
Mile heats, best two in three; 2:30
class.
3.-WAIKAPU PURSE, $3.50.
Running Race. Three-fourth mile
dash, free for all.
ALABAMA PURSE, $3.50.
Running Race. One mile dash, for
Hawaiian bred.
5-JAPANESE RACE. Purse, $50.
Running Race. One-half mile dash.
Japanese owners and riders; 1st
money $40; End money $40. Yoko-
hama barred.
6.-KAHULUI PURSE, 800.
Running Race. Half mile dash for
Hawaiian bred.
7.-MAUI MERCHANTS PURSE,
$3.50.
Running Race. Half mile and re-
peat, free for all.
8.-BISMARK STABLES PURSE,
$3.50.
Trotting and Pacing to Harness.
Mile heats, best three in FIVE; free
for all.
9.-TEIKOKU PURSE, 800.
Japsnese Running Race. One mile
dash, free for all, japanese owners
2 and riders. Its money SIS; 2nd
money $26.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-07-25
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

Another son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, July Is.
President Roosevelt has called a
special session OF Congress to meet
October l.
Severe fighting between the Turks
and the revolutionists is reported
from Darian.
The members Of the Colombian con-
gress are growing more favorable to
the canal treaty.
Pope Leo died at 4.04 o'clock, last
Monday afternoon, his last words be-
ing the Benediction.
The Russian Government has made
$50 arrests at Kishineff, holding $50
Of the prisoners for trial.
Great Britain and France having
agreed on Eastern matters, Russia
is provoking Japan into war.
William Tacker, a white man was
lynched by a mob for murder, at
Marysville. Kentucky, last week.
A company with million dollars
capital will build an immense beet
sugar factory at Blackfoot, Idaho.
The rebel forces at Cuidad Bolivar
attacked the Venezuelan troops on
Monday morning, but were repulsed.
Fifty houses in Baltimore were
unroofed by a furious wind storm,
accompanied by heavy downpour OF
rain.
Mrs. Harriet Blaine, widow of the
late James G.. Blaine, died July 15, at
the old Blaine homestead, in Augusta,
Maine.
Japanese and Mexican laborers on
the Santa Fe railroad had fight IN
which four men were killed and fifty
injured.
Preparations are going forward
for the conclave OF Cardinals, which
will probably begin its session Au-
gust /.
It is understood that Col. Oliver.
Assistant Secretary Of War, will sue
ceed Secretary Root, who is anxious
to retire.
Japan is urging Great Britain to
join her in an energetic demand upon
Russia for the opening of at least six
Manchurian ports.
The Irish land bill has passed the
third reading in Parliament and it is
believed that this measure will settle
the Irish land question.
Secretary Hay says that Great
Britain has no claim to the islands
lying near Bornno, and included in
the treaty with Spain.
The Spanish cabinet resigned and
Senor Villevord, who has been ap
pointed Premier, will attempt to
organize new caeinet.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
left England on Monday for visit
to Ireland, and received an enthusi-
welcome to Dublin on Tuesday.
| Justice Brewer of the Wisconsin
Supreme Court in recent public
S atement said that every partici-
pant in a lynching is a murderer.
The Christian Endeavor convention
tent at Denver, Colorado, containing
8, 900 people, was blown over, and a
score Of the delegates were injured
Delegate Kuhio has received a cable
gram from Washington stating thai
Ellis Lando has successfully passed
his final examination for admission Il
the Annapolis Naval academy.
The Gear Of Russia has issued al
edict abollshing many Of the harsf
punishments to which laborers have
oean subjected for infringements or
regulations made by employers.
Hansen, the Russian charg,
d affairs has delivered a message tC
Secretary Hay regarding Man
churian ports which Russia is ready
to open, but the Secretary decline.
to discuss the proposition.
An army of l2O, 900 Russian troops
is mobilizing at Odessa to despatch
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-07-25

a. NJ ohui y.
Entrance fees, 10 per cent of
purses.
All races to be run or trotted un-
der the rules of the California Jockey
Club and the National Trotting Asso-
citation.
All riders and drivers to appear
in oolors.
At least three to enter and two to
start.
Entries close IL NJ, Aug. 7th,
1903. All horses are expected to start
unless withdrawn by 9 o'clock A. NJ.
on the day previous to the race
General admission, 30 cents.
Grand.stand, mauka side, $1.O0,
makai side, so cents.
Quarter Stretch badges, $3.50.
Bids for the Refreshment Stand
privilege will be received by the
Secretary.
Per Order of Executive Committee,
d. L. MEYER,
Secretary Maui Racing Association.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-07-25

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-23
Sor Hisnmsi.

Ses litnbsr en- @aus. bpis s,apn par s'Iaes.
ban bssss Idnse smutrtsass.
! snurnsnot @ranirnbp,
bans 3sanes par mort Tom en- lpresnitp.
snon fiinrrte ab oit % ban fnarrsb as bat.
ban fnnrres ab inunb. % ban fnurrss aS Rat.
ban fniirrts pse aftsn. ban tnurfss pse ears,
at fnurrs % snape var al bans Srpb.
pan fnnrrte iaa Idnst as asnsn eotis.
at bun bleu oaiaa an suurrspoite.
% ale bohs esrn. bpef sne ts ali,
be iuIsis 6aeers % Robsrs Sff.
s'ar nintIsn sraalis. ban fIassss: "3au
iaar pi vsi Rssn sllsr Sns sllsy Sln.
% Haar bsh par Iipfri. bet fIpassnSs lob.
''yla iaar pi Ssris % punsersnss."
Rassu par aIbris. iOm ban uiist baps,
GilIst par iurt os ipoItrsS bans agaps,
assst. t.Oar taabetiIt. % FrsSst por. ten,
sisbst par albris risiis msu;
Itlu nanE glor eoiit taia' 'sssn pilss isis.
ifisleos ban msb IL praniHs 2ie
uinbi, ON bsr'si ifnlbs udre subea
Ct sutr anbst al tnnrs ab.
Ssrieb,n bsr | pOr sssn c'ass
msSis iss sauits tilialeis 1,laee;
Spas Ter issf-Gi lnbsr sr iist 1 por sp!
Faa Plabss Fanbs par iussn Sty.
Ses funSe si iro nit tssi Ole,
men pfusis mig ON for at is bam usis,
Oct par sos-Os bog par bet iftt Or. glabs,
ioni boebs iOrbnm snurusabs.
Sec ida BAN isisu-sst par inist ipsi'u--
! imsItsHbs Sarms % si,nss Rssn.
mar l,riisrns neg. % mar gsrii,ra, isisi,
ssoar sis.h pst pbs. % aItins sit gait,
bans aniisi por fiabis psnIisi % roIist.
iss iaa bet Os iasbi, bet por bsli ntrpIist
instiI ies sam iiauiso, Der Dor csabs
% ipursis: "SDaS srbusOsi itst. Sr. pIabs2'
en- mnutsr eattsr lob for init Ore.
80" iasss ban, nm itaI bu bare bsu,"
bans Rsit bopee inist al 5oriibtns slnss--
''iss Rpttsp, ss M bar leg sost Sass"
"Saiao, "a CT aptist. "-"Sa. "iparsbsglaSs
bet par i,is iunot sunrr,sobs,
os osrior its Hptt,bs, % til min eldSt
its iAnNi ttis en- eoIis | ,affsarabs.
% mn, iom iss eosIis UanSur paa t'astr
% iiusr be mango SOIi StaStn.
iss fer Ssus aaipn, % grant iOraanr
iss. bpOr @sdnO Os 2uiuSsr o. ssm Dor,
os mango. iom barbs pdrs sIaSs,
benItpsr siust Nnuusadts.
inrs os nsrie % uosn tsIdbs.
-sio be uiIbs fiptts til iaifeiirdbs!"
tSra gustIif pse Q. y. SobnioI
i''SoIfsis apis."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-23
antet sqls ai siolslaasi iaar.

aOmits,p idt stdisns sanS bar be.
itsmt. at intel ai SbO SatStps Stole,
lamb bette sat iidl Sfrts fot suls.
Ter tlatts iiihrIis obsr. at, SiSlsiun,
Get bihSsis | dt fbrssss OsrbtO, at Iud
manss aibbsrs af Sidisns ,6fitn,liu,
sanO bsidler suuidnt for BET Ss Iaa,
lsOts iiit diver Stiisn anitSiiins iii al
fad nos,t Rsntt bop Pshssbt | Sc %
slnrs fIib,idliBdsiio.. aSmiissn q
OsrfSr di ben g'lsniHs al 6SnS.t oil
fOrsses bsOrs pso, at siaier b6lOsl
eunSa islS, til biSrt griitr ian Op.
nad.s.,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-23
Rorif % Susnit

gn Dame, iom rsifs fra ariiiianid
til Sverige, Tom af ct silieIoe iil al
iaite 5pcen | gsisu for aupeoprtu.
boorior bun al ben nOrits aonouitsr
tilraabtss ct boritt;
ia is osrs gsina!~
5orbauisi % 9rssrlis Opsr en- iaa'
ban Siltals Ill bun epit til at prsue.
buorlsoss en- ipsnit aonouitpr bib,
iorboips iis iamms Situation. 9!
Oa bun bar iOmmm ct sOot Stpits pat
ben anoen Sios al 8rGuisu, iatte bur
isien 5osen msIlsm aupsOsrsl,.
Den ipeniis apnouttsr tom -
"5r6isn, alta lilo 6Otsn!"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-23
Spiilanb % Norsr.

Sppe paa 5oppen ui Gsiarsbalos
llofstsiaarn. lias pto ariiiianiafpr'
ben iioo en- Tag for siiosl Var iiosn en-
erpbrinasIpiisn 6Isrmdnsr. iiusnbs uo
opsr ben naturiiispnt cmssn, % iirsp
ct @srs paa ben bpipe glur, Der
Cueri0tieli, loo iaalsoss;
"Rorgs,
eu iiisnns, samnislsernlaniiis 2ano--
naar ital ou nf Wooerlanost after "a
(srobres tilbass naturliauis). 9ptie'
lias Saa!~
gso Siosli al bette 2Gnslelsuobriio
itrep en- Roromano. paa Emit. isl'
ssnoe Beers, Der optriat loo iaalsoes:
"SpiB bapee ebt formsssi,
- for riaeligt annsittrt,
% berpeo iproGrpet fin Wape
% puieliaeu irtpert.
Wlprai:
Ylsb from Seltusn, 0jsrmansr.
af 9anost Z Dor Ser nsie;
tbi pib, at Rorass Rlippsr
er panitslig at forosis."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-23
@uiebnp Reieruaiipusn,

sbnlrsspanO sysariin us dnsfs for.
iss,r itriiptn III besfi, had ii iaa
Sptalft SehOsriOn I'll at ldei turllo.
gel ON slabnins,u uf tnosl Sf siDisbuS
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til SsbdnOIins / QUIET. snriIGsst sz
adsrsOt blsben btoidsst | Seiiaist. Oct
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sr Stliss,nOs / citssorp e0uaib, On
cuersnsipwii ry tommsi ifanb msO
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bbiSt, s,ti!ste; % BET Il I6R iieHsisr
til. 1t bette barsifsls, eSpp inssn
otiin, aOnertsitriiihs llolfb til, blips
Sism Tor beti Oriitist bOisi enrm,r.
80
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-23
Sb,rit Sinelairs @ras.

en Tag | siusuit 1912 bolbsr iirt
Ssnotr paa at iGnts nso ct Gig uosn'
for nerore 6rons airtsaaaro. llosn.
for airtsguaroeu! Gr ban en- Sslp.
norbert Rsi, BET er Gbsrlt tjsprss
SinclGirI ipm Sassn iOruo ialot
Slastt pso arins,n | Srsosbpsoeu,
falbt mso belle i'm S9r Gsltilirsoi,
tlapper Ssnosrut bans 8rap iii pg
saar bism iperssnos paa; at Bet par
inr soot for en- ilis sliSoins suoos al
fua bbilt iaa NOR en- iriiisn Sssrapel.
itspluOs. el.isn gIar sit ben ppsr
eirapsn. % bans Ssn iDm fra irsm.
meoe Sano Os bsstGo jim table 6ar
pea @rsniuGrei uoeniOr airissaarosn
- l79 War sr suasi ben iiosn ben itOt.
Fis SGrisrsrs Ben iGnisess nto til
SpiIe aosn'or 9iris9aarosns 0iut,
grapsn piiss bog snouu. ssirtsn sr
nsorspst ps ilpitst til si nnbtt Stso, %
ben eamlt airtegaaro or baniiisttst.
9st sr / 9espnOtlitn al SUM Rao.
nso 1857, Rssnsr Os iOronsr sjsr
bet, iaa Golf irOr at Serotns timber.
gang CT nGr. sIloris isntrs bar eau.
gen naatt en- fad bsi Sano. let sr
ben iiors SSlom, ibm @uSbranosogs
lsrns iiem bar laISt "aafiiu"! 3tt
sr lissipm 9aiursn Srsbt oStr, at
lite en- siisitt df be fspolutibnnrt Sans
ter, iOm rsrts iis be fore sultur'
lanOs | Slutttn al bet lSot aarbuu.
orsot, tilirGtisr ia Be iIsbs Sub
branososltrs Ebm9rtiOmbso, DOG oil
piie BEN sr Ribolutibn. 90 Salsn
irsmbpo DiiinOi sitsr ben itore 6lom ct
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bpaO fer pi2 Oct. i6m lite gtsnnsiis'
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rsrs peo, bar 6lOmiiim tai mss iis.
Sppr ben samls airtesaurb ldG ipr,
bar MI GIpsu sr6Usi fig ct Onbt asis,
ipm RUNNER belle Osns @dnomGnsos,
% bssuem ~ Glbsbatlen psb Ian
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-24
JACKSONVILLE.

j. Q. Corse is in Orange. Mass.
Frank b. Sprague is working in North
Adams.
The ground has been frozen nearly
every morning the past week.
Miss Anna Breslin. who taught school
i'm this village last year, is teaching in
West Chesterfield. y. II.
=. j. Dalrymple will take down a part
of mis- house and put on a more pleasant
and convenient addition.
The Methodist Sunday school will be
reoreanized Sunday, May g. 1t is hoped
there will be a full attendance.
on account of the illness of her mother
Miss Pierce did not begin the school in
No. as stated last week. and another
teacher has been procured to take her
place.
Frank T. Sprague will move from =. j.
Dalrympe's house to the house Of Hollis
Stetson. which he bought from o. d.
Kingsley who will occupy part Of the
house at present.
The Methodist conference has united
the church at Jacksonville with that at
Wilmington. and Rev. f.. L. Wells will
again preach here. as last year The
church services are at p. m, and sun
day school al p. m.
Three of our teachers began schools in
Halifax MondaN-Miss Mildred Corse in
the Hail district. Miss Nelma Canedy in
Valley and Miss Marcia \. Butterneld in
West Halifax. Miss Clara Stetsou is
teaching in Readsboro. Miss Mary
Coombs in Green River, ana Miss Gladys
Cheney in Chesterfield, y. II.