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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-30
HOW THE WORK WAS DONE.
A. F. kees Was the Temporary Chair
man and Appointed Committees.

man ana Appointed committees.
The republican county convention
was o1lle1 to order at 1925 o'clock
this morning by \. f. KEGS, chairman
of the comfy central committee.
ON motion of Eugene Lorton, A. F,
Kees was made temporary chairman,
on motion of +. l.. Wheeler O. O.
Breeze Of Waitsburg was unanimously
elected temporary secretary of the
convention.
Eugene Lorton moved that the chair
man appoint the usual committees and
then Chairman Kees announced his
choice as follows:
order of Business and Permanent
organiza tons r. King, w. p. Nc
Kean. John Bachtold Oliver T. Corn
well. ~ g. Atkinson.
Resolutions Eugene Lorton. S. G,
Wingard. 0. Osborn, j. c. story, f. L.
Wheeler.
Credentials Mord Mcdonald, o. o.
Breeze. J. 4. Smith. Philip L. Berry, A.
f. Kees.
i'7 '0'' '''''''' 'o'f> q e''0' U'i'i'
o'clock
ne COW e''lio'l re''SS''''''ieu 't
'io'N wien 'ii'' 'o'''l''i ''e''' iepo' 'eo'
Gilbert Hunt Chairman.
he committee Oh o's''I'|"'ioh re-
conn '"V' 'iI'' II ''I' oe iiidde
per -
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Us l'fN'S ~ q
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he2ort on neSoIu''onS'
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-uphilIle" iI7 iEpoi'' N"'" iIotloh
vas mace 70 '"'p' III" report '''o D.
IiHpp 'ii'i't'" 'i' ioi.'.f f...7 'upStI-
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We are IN Ia|or "I 'He passage Oh d
'lH hy the next l77'>'''"'9 e '9''"i'Siiiis
Il raIIIoad col'Ii'.'S9 - ''''9i9' oi
Governor: no more than two to be taxi
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-30
Mrs. Botkin's Husband Dead

SAN FRANCISCO, April so.-Wel-
come Botkin, the divorsed husband of
Cordelie, died this morning Of heart
disease.
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county in convention assembled the
Goth day of April. 1904. DO hereby make
our declaration of principles as fol
lows:
We endorse the administration of
President Roosevelt.
We express the fullest confidence in
all measures adopted by it for the pre-
servation of our rights, and in the con-
duct of our important and ever-in
creasing public affairs at home and
abroad. It's acts have been estab
Iished in wisdom and patriotism, and
it has distinctly elevated and extended
tn eintiuence of the American nation.
The state of Washington is to be
congratulated on its representation in
the national congress. The indefatig-
able labors of Senators Foster and An
keny in behalf of the state. and their
devotion to the public good, are en-
titled to the thanks of the entire state.
Senator Ankeny's successful efforts for
the retention and permanent improve
ment of Fort WaIla WalIa entitle him
to the sincere commendatiOn and praise
of this city and county. Members OF
the house of representatives Congress
men Jones, Cushman and Humphrey,
have served the state with ability and
distinction. We believe in the policy
Of returning worthy representatives
and therefore favor the denomination
of our present delegation in the lower
house of congress.
We re-affirm our belief that the
opening of the Columbia and Snake
rivers to navigation, whether by means
of a portage railway or by locks will
rebound to the greatest benefit Of the
which lend so much to the general
prosperity of this state.
".
We endorse and commend the action
of congress in executing the national
irrigation law under which immense
bodies of arid land are being reclaim
ed for purposes of cultivation, and as
homes for the rapidly increasing pop (
ulation of our state. We recommend I
the speedy enactment of all necessary
state laws to enable the national gov
ernment to fully execute the beneficent |
provisions of this irrigation law.
Y.
We express our confidence in the
conduct of the affairs of the state OF
Washington by a republican admins !
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

@on iGbem 3ooe credit.
- Gin unbefannter, cirtu 40 Sabre
alter Rcgcr iiel aeitern ModmittrJ
in hcm 5reppengon0 oes SoilieS 9sr.
G5i @eIt . 5ronfliuitroBc, foot mn.
Der. Gin @littititr8 bate ieincrn Gd.
iein elm jdbes enoe bereitet. Der
2cidnum ipnroe nnd) ser Worgile ee-
6rndt. 9rr Neger lplroe an o.
Sronflin. nrib Neorlitrobe BON lei
mem Huiiengenoiien W. Senion bon
Nr. 1887, Nrgnle . Npenue. otaebl,-
ten nltO criuht, ibm bel Dem Auslu-
ben elmer 2obnng Sradt bebiilfliGl
III iein. Mibrcnb Der llnbefonnte
einen Noiier IN baS SaliS Don Srn.
u. .. CRAWFORD Gar. 651 @eit-
Sronflinitrobe, trilg, %itilr8te CT plot.
lid foot nieber.
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glerber tonen, nm lire 9lrbeitsfroft
a~ll"5uitben, lit ermGbnen9mertb. gu.
Beroem luorcn oltd Gle meiiten Der
Eallogiere gut nit @eIo perie6cn.
90 brod)tc NJ. Starter, 81 Sabre oIt.
Der mad B%ittsburQ "a, f0brt, $500
nut, lt1to piele ser Eniingicre bottcn
bon 500 bis $500 bel ii6. @ebrcrc
9roBere 6omiLien ~bcinnOcn lid nm
ter Den 9oIiagicrcn.
0tft5iere uno @ouptbe-
amtC c.
Die Offi5icre uno @oupt6eomtcu
oe@ 9ompfers iiuo; +. 0ifijier $.
Sinorob, ,. 0ffi5icr Nc. @irom, ;.
0ffijier 81. b. @orport, /. 0fti5icr
@erni. @6Iics; +. M}oi6iniit ".
SdottIer, ?. Moi6itiit .. 2d0cl 3.
@toi6iniit Is. 9oltc, /. M}oihiniit s..
So8cnob; 9~ler5tc: Or. ". S6ol5 II,
Or. o.. arib; @ropiunt- unO 3ubI-
mciitcr N. ScIic, Niiiitcnt .. BAIT
monll; OberitelporO j.. Sdnuenn;
Sbertod III, @rinmin0cr.
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MANOR Meganc Ocr6ciratbet iidj.


@llroc nit 6rou 8nn 8ibbcr in
in Moibington getrout. g}ic-
monO botte cine Nbnrlg BON oeul
beOoritebcn6en S6ritte oc3Stoot.
SberboilptcS.
MqDor Robcrt NJ. N{cQonc pcrbci
rotbetc iif gcitcrn Wiittog in @oih.
ingtou init Der pcrlpittDeten Srult
Morp Ban @ibbcr bon gtr. s, gSeit.
EreitonitroBc. GuItor Geo. s. Gorz
Ter, Der &eftor Der biid0ilid protc.
itnntiid)cn ct, InoreiuS Stride, bolt
500 Die bcilige &onolung, Die Gelt.
|perht1blten lucr0en ont Wontog nQ(b
Baltimore 5uriidfebren, un0 Der no.
nor miro lo6anH feline Eili6ten i'm
HotbbuuIe mic0cr nllincbmclt. Ter
Wopor buttc Nienuanocm cttpo5 BON
ieiner 9(biid)t, iid) gcitcrn SIT perbciro.
then, gcioQt, uno ionotc Die critic
9todriht per telegraph an otll
&iilfS . Stnot &rofurotor Cigar
@l1en Yoc, eincn noben 6reuno. Nla
gcitern friib Sr. $. GIop Simonn3
ais itcapertretenoer Miopor ocu SiB
I'M NioDors5immer einnobm, mar
man allgrtnciu Der Anlidt, 0ob Ger
Wopor nod 9tep-Yorf SIT cincr f.
narBieuen SonIeren5 Qcreilt lei. 9lnd
&r. SimonuS mllBte NidtS bon Dem
Ilticntbolte OeS Mfopors.
Ger Wopor lit i6on lGtrgcrc Sabre
nit icincr mmntcbriqen 8rou be,
tount, uno if)on lcbtes Sobr hieB eS,
Dob Ger Mopor iid) pcrbeirotbet 6n'
be. @r. 0tcgdnc lit Der 5iueite MIo.
por, mcld)er lid mGbrenO ieinco
InltStcrltiins IN ons Sod Der G6c
idnlieocn IieB. Ter friibere Miopor
@n, Z .@}oliter mar Scr crite Wopor
Voltimore's, lueIdcr lid lp0bren0
ieincs IHtStcrmins oerbeiratbetc, ii.
Wopor Gbos. IS. Sopes bate 5mor
neriprodcn, ipeun er erluGblt peroc,
luolle er bcirotben. oof idcint cS
niht crnIt oomit 9cueicn 5u iciu.
Wfopor Wtc9mne lit Sc Sabre alt nm
feline Satin ltebt I'M ielben Nltcr,
Sod orn Donneritoa beiufte Tie nit
elmer In5abl 6rennoinnen oen Cir
fins uno perrietb fem @ort bon Dem
beporltebcnoen GrciqniB,
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@niicnbans
3ulfsfcit
Hfin9it-M untna
ocn %. Wiai
$3.50 SarlcD-Y arf.

GnOIid er'ui1) t. 49, ESn Der
ipeltlihcn Goli5ciitation lurroc qe-
llern Sobn G%roiptbcrS bon 9tr. 5tL
0omnelitruBe, Dem @eribtsperiat.
Ell iiberlpieien, neil CT ungebiid&ut.
rbetS @rpreB SO. ant t3. Sunni 1903
$3.50 llrterlh!ogcn hnbcn ioll.
Gro;cthcrG mur6e BON Ger Gontf0g.
ME olIspeiurot, INT i,ir ein Endct 81
coQeftiren, lno lett Der 3eit iullr0c
tr bon Icinen Nrbeitgebern pernliB
2ebtcrc erlon0ten ciuen 0aitbcfcbl,
ipelf)er beinobe in NergeIIe1bcit &c
rotben mar. Im Sreitag gbc1lo NAN
!pitr0e @rolutbers ocrboftet, mcil CT
nnQeblid Der 6irmu Griffith II. 80.
an Der Eocn. rnb 2eriltgtonitroBe cis
len ShubforrcllS gcItoblen bnbell
lol(. Die Strmo per5idltete ouf ieiltc
geridtlife &%erfolgung, uno 9ror.
Tiers milrbc lolifen geluIlen. NoG).
Dem Der Irreitont fort mar, crinntec.e
man iid IN Der Eoli5eiitotion hcs a..
fen Suftbefebls, bod mare Die Yoli5et
pcs 8eiudten idiperlid 10 leid)t bnt.
boft aeluorberL lpentl er nidt ultpors
iid)tiger 8eiie 5ltriidgcfommcn p0re,
un iidl nnh DEM SG1ltbfarren sit ar.
f%linhigen. @r nuroe MN prompt
Oin1icit 9emott.
@tcr Z III Of e d c MT.
d. d . d) gem f t. - Die go
li3ei bes norofpeitlihen GiitriftS
fiibrt sur 3cit einen flotten arieg &c.
gen ollcS orbeitsideue uno nidtsili'
sige @eiinoel in ibrem 9iltrift. &c.
itern itonoen obermals bier oie'er
Sitter Ser Gube" Dor Tpli3eirid,ter
Goldman. Nnt. u. Slaugbter, ga.
milcI Snlitb INTO &ihoro Eratt MIR
Den ie itit $40 uno Soften b%eitroit
uto int Grinuitgelrutg oes notbigen
Sleingelbes nod hen1 @ef1ngniB &c.
iunbt. Geo. V. 9ropn BON gtr. 1912,
Henniplponio : Mpeniie, fueldler ali
aeihuloigt mar, eilt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
bigger Iangenidts 81 lem, tuiroe u
gor 81 bier Mouaten ArbcitsbauS
pernrtbeiIt.
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Der 8orlOS Sair 3ns.
Emninlunnin.0 nhn.

Bonn Sorntog, ben IS. W3ui, an
miro Die Yenniplpunio 9o6n Die
Sahrtcn oes st. 9ouis 9imiteb" oIs
einen 0urdgebenoen 9uqman . qua
Slpiifen Relp-D orf ur6 ct. 2ouiS be.
ginnen. @r miro oitsihlieBlih aus
Yitllmon Sdlof-, Speiie- uno Obier.
bations-Waggons bon o%erielben 8olt.
art belteben. Die ieet IN Dem beriibm.
ten oGenniplponia 2imiteo" beniibt
miro. Der Bug miro nit alien ben
beionoeren 9equemIihfeiten oisae.
ltattet iein, nelde 6en 1lteren ;3lto 10
beliebt moften, Die oen BoIIooieren
10 iuilfommclt, mie: offi5ieler Ste.
nogropb, taglider Siton5beridt uno
Iftlen-Notirlngen, 9ommermdod,elt.
gorbierlaoen, 9aoe5immer uno po.
laltdbnlide MISUNDERSTANDING nno
Ylottform. Gr miro foIt elm aero,,cs
@egenltild oes r9enniplponia 81.
miteo" ilno elmer ser i~einIten ,3iioe
5ipiiten Nem-9orf uno ct. 9ouis
iein. (t36l
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9tns Baltimore GOnntg.

Gcmofrotii6e Erim0riuoblcn.
2on0itrobcn e. Ero5eB fortqcieBt.
- SabrcS , 9unfett cines Aer5tc.
@ereins. - @cri6ieoenes.
0cnlofrntiide 8rimdriuobl &cl4
iomlIlngcn fonoen gcItern MoG).
mIittuq bon 3 bis 3 llbr in Den -
0iitriften bon Baltimore = Gountp
itatt 3mcd9 @abl bon 9eIegoten sur
Golntp : Gonpention, Die ON nod
item Iienitoq in GoWiou itottfin0et
lno in meldcr 0elcQaten sur Demo.
fratiid1en StuatS e Convention an
Gouncritug, Den 26. Mui, inn6orr'3
0%pern6uuic~ SIT crnennen iino. 9le
StaotS = Convention miro Johann
Dicoer Gelegotcu 5rrr ocniotrntii6et
Notionol . Convention Die an &.
SILL in ct. 2ollis ItottfinOG, mGt-
len. Sn Der Contention III Goluion
mer0cn ultd) iieben 0cIcgatelt sur
GonGreB > Gonpcntion ocS 5meitcn
0iitrifts erpG6It, mclde am Is, Nh,
quit IN Soore &c 8rocc i%tuttiinoct.
9ic Nbitimmung BEL Den gcItrigen
Vrinl0rlpabIen ma cine icbr lctttc,
"a feirc Gontcite porbunbcn narcl.
2an0 itroBeu Yro3eB fort
GeicBt.
SIM areiSgeriht 81 Sowion mllroe
0citern Die Glltgcgennubme bon 3cll.
gcnnu3iogen I'M Sale BON George s.
Senfins, Somucl W. Sboemoter II.
Nnoercn gegcn Z. DubleD Higga
iortgcicBt. Ger 3mcf Der aluge lit
befanntlid Der, Srn. &iGgS 81 hur
oerrt, Den ourd icinc 6orm 81 Ste.
penion Station @rccn Spri' j
8ollen iiibrenocn Gbcil Der @arrt
ion 5orreit Jfooo gcgcn Den Of
icntlihcn @erfcbr 81 ihlieBen. In
ter ben geitcrn pcrnommenen 3clt'
gen bcfonocn lid: @cncrul 6clir Ag,
ms, @m. u. @cnrctt, SomucI NJ.
Sbocmofer, George &. Senfins, s.
". W%fiooenOorf Normun Stump,
g. StGport Giiicnocrffer mo 6ronf
81. 9oniol.
Subre@ @unfctt zines
Acr5tc &erctnS.
QoS SubrcS . 9onfctt oeS o@olti.
more @ountp . Ner5te 2 Gereins"
iinOct ol1 nGdIteu Niontog glbetO
im &otel @clpioerc itott. Or. So
bart 81 Sure BON |bilooctpbiu, 40,
9. y. SbrcpeS bon Baltimore mo
Or. &. g @rlib Yrdiioent ser
Stout9 . Sofultdt, uno Nnhcrc mcr'
Sen N%niprnfcn boltcll. Gas Set
Gomitc beitcbt aus Den 2oftorcn Z.
Wibbon3 Smart, u. &. M~tuiicnburg,
s.. @. Sorrctt mo $. u. 9tuDlor.
&eriGie0ene5.
81. ". @. @urncr uno SomiIic
pom &igblonO . Npemlc, @iNblon0r
folprL mclbcn Der Sobrcsi6luB- Seller
Der llniperiitGt Brinceton bcimoh.
men. Gin Sobn DcS Or. @nrner be
iinoet lid) l,lttcr ben @roollirenoen.
@ugb Is. 9enncr, 30 Sabre ali,
BON GotonspiGe, mu0 Sri. 6lorie {.
&oOmell, % Sabre alt, bon 8biltle,
1. 0iItrift, bobcn in Gomion cine@ei.
rotbs = &iccn5 crlotgt.
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8rciicnheim -Waifcit
0icnitao, Den IL. Wai. Ibcnos 9ro'
fes Gonsert. Silber-Gollcft
t3G-S)
(t3G 8

Seincn 80. 8eburtStug be.
0ing gcltern IN oller Stllle im glilrt.
liden Srciic ieiner 0onlilie ST.
Charles NoDrcr, Der belicbte CORE.
'por6irenoc SetretGr beS uNrion."
SbIhon SIR. &obrcr 0os @rCi9nib
Itreng 0ebeim 81 bolten pcrIlld)te.
mor oniielbc 0clltod) sur &cnntliiB
uiclcr ieincr Sreuribe gelon0t nno
ooS TeIllltot mar, ooB ibnt Oielc
prudltboqe 8cihenfe, oarlt1tcr Mum.
Ocrih0ne 9Inmenitiide BON Nrion."
Der aGompngltie ." unb Srn. Geo.
Sitting 5ugeiortOt puroen.
Gin fuIider alarm rief Die
8elteriuebr qeitern Rod)mittog mad,
Der Gfe pom Eenniplbonia . Npenut
itno @oiberitrabe. Gin ii6erciiriQcr
9iirgcr. ueldcr 8onh ais cincnt
benohborten Saitie iteiget lab iono-
te oen Nlorm elm. Sn Dem betreffcn,
Den Soltic ipuroe jeood iiiir aebrihr
uerhrannt.
Nntitorin gegen &tnn n
bo fenframpf. Sr. ebpor0
SortIep, ein Moid)illiit 5ti @founl
@oibin9ton, fpeld,er am a~iititboden'
froinpf oornicoer Iiegt, lit ieit mebre.
rem 5ogen NIT Aniitoriit beboltoel1
porben. uno lett Der 3eit bat lid Ct.
ne beoe,itenoe geiieriltg bel ibnl be
merfbQr ueuuod,f Z
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Irion Grfnriiun,
Inmpfer eGnern Innc,"
Sunntag, IL. Jnni,
(136) 2 ltBr NadJmittags.

Sic gronb 9iitrifts-
6 o III nj Tito bot geitern baS
B~riinoitiif Nr. 100, 2iebtitroBe, bon
Srn, Sbos. Wt, canadian fir $10,-
1880 ongefauft. Der Ereis iit$5o6
pro 6runtfuB.
Noter j. 4. 9rabb bon Der
ct. Sanatius /. Stride befinoet fih
in NorfoIf, INN iih bort DON einrc
aI9emeinen gntfraftung 5u erIolen.
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StdSt Baltimore.
Mettcransfidlten.

Sir W}nrplanO mo ben Qiltrift
Columbia flares Wetter mo iriid)c
nor0mcitIide Witoe.
Ger h0ditc Recommendations mar
70 @roo nm , llbr g}ad1mittooS.
Ger nieorigitc IbcrmonetcritUno
lpor 80 @roO UNI $50 Wiorgcna.
Der @inO Bate cine Sdncaiqfcit
bon 90 Wteilen aus Dem Sii0peiten.
DlittlcrCr 9arometerItono 1857.
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Bonn McocmptOriitcHs GrOCn.

Grncnltilngen Der Cbcrcn ocS 6t-
0cn1ptoriIten Greens in 0cr9ut.
tinlorer 3ropin}. - Gle Obercn
Der ct. Mii6ocl@ ct. SotobuS.
@cr5 Sciu- uro ct. Nlpboniu5.
STRIDE ucriebt.
Ter Hropin3iolc Der N%oItirnorcr
Rrouir5 oes HcOcmptoriIten- Oroer>
bot gcltcrt Die Iolacuocn Grucnnlu-
gen Der Obcren IN Der EropirB be.
fannt g%cge6en:
Softer &topiu3ial Nilbclm Is. &il.
ding, ct. Nlpbouiu9 airhc; Son,
iuItontcn oeiielbcn Die |otrcS Eori
9lbcr un0 Spicpb &otB.
Baltimore: g t. NlpboniuS s.
air6c Rector Yoter SERB.
9ott; @ t. W / h ocl9 g / + d) G.,
u Ell TO y ater &obn N,&lona q,
friibcr Emperor Scr @'cr5
Sem STRIDE; 81. Sofobu<-
&lrh c, i Safer &obnS 2 d) II G /
Der BON Nort6 ca it. go;
@crj Sci &ir6 e. = q t c I
So.bonn Souiier BON d G
ter, M0.; 81. @cn5eslou@.
&ird G, Batter &. @ornung.
Stnnienbous 5u Sl6eitcr, Obcrcr
3otcr Com. @ciQcl BON Ybilooel.
pbio; Stuoicn YrGicft, 8uter @m.
Srisf, Sldeitcr, Wfo.
annapolis: ct. MorpS Stride,
Yoter GbonloS &onlcn pom Sorotu-
ga; Nopi5cmciitcr, saul &u6cr.
bIcibt.
g}ew 2)orf: 81. Grloicr Stride,
Gotcr 6ioclis Spciocl BON &biloocl,
pbin; ct. 9tlpboninS, &otcr @cter
@rcin; 5llr llnbcIlcdtcn Gmpf6ng,
nib, Yotcr $. Ottcrbein; sur Snl-
mcrp0brcnocn Siilfc, >goter Soicp6
&iBner.
@rootlpn N,-Y.: Bur Smn1crm.
@iilfe, 8otcr s, 6rolpIep.
Saratoga, 9t..Y.: Soroto0o @fii.
liolsbonS, Eoter 6ron5 &lolttcr.
No6eiter, N.-0.: ct. &oiepbs, go
ter gSm. Sciicl, pom Ybilooclpbio,
iriibcr ct. &SofobuS, Baltimore.
Buffalo, N.-D.: ct. Moricn, Eotc:
6ron5 Forr BON Sorotogo,
Ebilooelpbio: ct. Eetri, Eotcr ".
6eiueS bon Mem . Yorf ct. 9oniio.
ciuS, Eoter 6ero. u. 2iB bon @ulti.
more.
Gitt$burq 30: ct. Ebilomcno,
Yoter @oSpor Sitter,
&orbcreitun0s : GoGeg Nortbcait:
Fotcr 6ron5 Nutb bon Ct. NIpbon,
JUS, baltimore.
Bolton, Moii.: BUR Smmcrw.@ iiIie,
Yoter ESurncS SoDcs.
Qllebcc, Canada: ct. YotridS, 80.
ter Soi. Seeming.
Soronto, Canada: ct, Yotrida ,Yn,
ter i. Barrett.
ct. SobuS, u. g.: ct. GctcrS, ".
@bite.
Mopoguc5, Yorto Nico: YotcrSorl
Sicgcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-29
VERMONT REAL ESTATE.
A Plan Formulated By Agents 70 Give II
Greater Publicity.

Rutland, Dec. 27--In the interest o.
Vermont real estate a meeting o.
prominent real estate dealers of the
state was held in this city today.
Those present were Eligar b. Moore
OF this city, George M. Moore OF Lud'
low, N. S. Foote of Middlebury and l..
M. Hays, representing the Reynolds
McGinnis Co of Essex Junction.
Matters pertaining to all branches
of the business were discussed. 1t de-
veloped that the bulk OF the sales
made by these men during the last
year were to buyers from outside the
state. A plan of advertising was pre-
sented and accepted whereby Vermont
will be given greater publicity in 1905
than it has ever received in the past
and an effort will be made to induce
outside buyers to invest in Vermont
farms. 1t was decided to hold fire.
quent meetings IL di0er"nt parts q
the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-29
NORTH H00SICK, N. Y.

George Sigmund spent Christmas at
home.
Mrs Albert Bowker is able to be
about again.
Hugh Morrison spent Sunday and
Monday in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs John Hay spent Christ
mas in Hoosick Falls.
Mrs John Lappins spent Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs John Marsh.
The Sunday school classes will have
supper at the church Friday evening.
The ladies' aid society will meet at
Mrs Frank Howard's Friday after
noon.
The Epworth League will meet at
Mrs John Marsh's Wednesday after
noon.
Everett Baker who has been home
during the holidays returned TO Sche-
nectady Tuesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-29
EAST ARLINGTON.

Guy NJ. Stone was home Sunday
from North Adams.
Mr. and Mrs V. Howe Griffith re,ur-
ned on Monday firm stay OF several
days in Dandy.
Lawrence Niles has been confined to
the house for some time from u trouble
in head and throat.
Miss Bertha Mcdonald Is at home
from South SALISBURY, her sister Nav
taking her place in caring for Mrs
Harley Haskins who is Ill.
Mrs Seymour Hard, c. +. Hard also
Seymour Garfield Hard and family
returned Monday from Manchester
where they spent Christmas.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs A lien
Nutting, December u, Mr. and Mrs
Nutting reside with N. G. Hard. Mrs
w. A. Andrew is staying at present
with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs George Burt of North
Bennington and Miss Eleanor Burt of
bennington were here to spend Christ
mas. Ira b. Stafford is home for the
holidays from UVM.
The children Of the Methodist SIM.
day school had theirconcert and Xmas
tree Saturday evening, The singing
by the choir was good, and the child
rem acquitted themselves well
Miss Helen Gray has returned from
a stay of several weeks with her sister
in Bennington. Mr. and Mrs l.. Har.
bour of Bennington came up to spend
Christmas with Mrs Viola Gray.
Miss Alice Ward is home from Sara
toga where she is in school Mrs Harry
Ward has been for some time with her
mother, Mrs Jack Ross at f. r.
Shaw 5 in \ dams. Mrs r SIS is crit
ically i'll.
On Monday evening the Congrega-
tional school had their exercises and
tree laden with pretty gifts. @. E.
Hard was organist, assisted by Ralph
Gaul, cornetist and Charles Robinson
with violin. These gentlemen gave
an overture at the beginning of the
exercises. The choir also sang some
especially good selections. Some of
the children had pieces that were funny
All were in the spirit of the season.
Considerable merriment was occasion.
ed by the bestowal OF some OF the
gifts.