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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18

Ihs |pnH hss.~ "A c.nort~. aac,
sH,1ne'I1e alsh 'he titionr fsnfoei,irn
- Itkt 44sfIef ~ tailiian aall.r.
frosa tt~ T,ts-nry a. ny mumbrr.
mt'teer lss irasntre nrrsx ma1s. fe.
4 er.rd ~ dcas,y .as honos 90 e.sar
dag ~ rq'n4iriinr ths rsrfsiiinn.
At,ss afs-c.siaw Il fur two d.ys nn,
enc ser'l~r nied sor Il 90 . u4M q
shs nsli
t'rr.raas g .rria lntm.l ~ Rho \
isi.nsi. -sy-. Ia - duaisiui n ~ sv~r
-gain h-te rai d-n.orsnt ia he
la.-islsaiiai s-has." Tho .. = rieli,
'a''i ~ i---i.si-m. What. shs matter
With The Irs~rsi inrun.trnis
u y rsSt-ish t.os s.~-ns - sli@ie h.
ssas''f T'lis.-t ~ Aue,ssa, - l~.d-
ias Neu r.sh tai~4 saisa ds-.. H.i
he ehrsrfulty rsy. sit Aa~~st too. \
40. I an psrhyA-rs~@as.' TsM y
isrtunsi-. u hs !. svails isr@aeihis ,~
al ryi'ir,s, hr nas te resss-s, .-;=<sn
'a,~. not "a ssy lorSu-s~d.
The qusrsrsiss aa sca'A~sw cs''lr
hes b-~u 'rhsI-ssrisf s-i- Z a. silss
il- satilisisa " Tat s,sck ffasn ShAs
rexi.n. NJ ih- UkIshssa. Cay i.i"-
<ssrk Sho~. f.ssa-sy s7t" 2s. 1904
Cst'ls - ,Lis9>d .ss saijre, ,s Fssrsp
aient inaI,-riisa.
S-a-'or G.S'n~n hss T-i hinse'f iss,
80 a~csRC r'slAE ,nssi IN Auasl..lis.
There Ass halt ia - candidates Zoe
M-ie.a-'s ssss sed Mr. Gora-as
svi~~rs 20 hsve pFup'-.d IN sir-s 'hry%
~ ih~n.i Ils e>as,a De- u a.. whu
taarlrd w,h 80 wrsve wb-n 6r-t ue
s-sis-r .. d.-e~is,. Or essn u IL be-,
the 6r.i:
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18

Mrs. VIM. 0alblRrt, frum near Cline.
wns ~ DEXTER taking In the sights u
the new town. She sesuird much
sarprised a. lind 80 IsrEe n NsOrc. ard
substantial improvements - bextsr
n. q. Dexter takes subscriptions for
s;t~ Herald. Why not l-t Ne send yoa
god I've Republican paper thst pvcs
the latest hosHe news
Yenr Correspondent Is on the insiis.
ans ssys Dexter will he boom town
on sAc kock Island Hail Rosd.
Tiers Is soue talk Of county division
next fall fyr Beaver county. Well
why MT and make Dexter tLc county
s-at Of East end cOunty.
Thosr little Japs hays pruven them
selves captains NJ lighters hussia
seems TO hare the numbers but lncs
the quality To do business
Mr.. y Clair from near Ingersoll wEa
here this week hooking for land. lie
seemed much Plcased with this section
Of Beaver sOunty.
Newton Malone Of South Of the river
wns &C Dexter Sunday taAing in the
sights Newt u talking Of quitting the
county. Better stay Newt.
Bert LAvariy has Just completed q
neW iced mail to be run BY wind.
Newt Malone has the contract TO fur
niahtpart of the wind.
We understand the correspondent at
Cline has gSss an incubator and u too
basy tn write. Wa dun't think u q fair
to rob the Odd hens of ths chance u
set and Also rub the pablie Of the
news items from Cline.
The Magic Lantern Show nj the
school house Was not wctl attended.
Entertainments are rather too close
iogrIher 10 get a good crowd lately.
Your correspondent wishr4 that .
lew Old barnackels LIKE Havcns Of Enid
eonld h- rrligated TO the rear politi-
cally, and let statehood have an even
chance Ia win. such rclf-slyl-d states
men are q drawback tu the sdInissiuu
VI Our Territory.
The dance and oyster supPcr at the
schtrd hOusc wss not success. Ne there
wss but u numbers sold. We hops
this will end the dancing In the school
house ~ sOrIe are much orposed 10 it.
Mrs. Grpye. spent the day Whiting
the Aaius family Sunday.
We note the interview OF the Hon.
Thomas Brsidwood representative oi
Beaver county In the WirhiIa Eagle ol
recent date. We wouh like to snswes
him hut SPACE forbids. Perhaps hr has
nj heard that Uncle sam Ia going Ia
| irrtvwse fhssss. mi. t,ssrhaN,s Ia a.,
remember that in iss1 the drouth lrell
bryan In the areoBd tier u countie.
west Of the Missouri river. that with
cultivation The gradual evaporation
from the titled lands have changed the
cliniatic conditions bf this entire
county. We wish 10 refer MIN To the
lium Sec. of agriculture aud let him
send him few tracts upon this in
le-csiing Hubicci.
RLASx CARTrIDox.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18

hlri. 10. Searer vas qniie s;<k for
several daga lAtriy hat. 4 sclne bo.Ief
uuu.
d. Clrieh lost cor lately.
wm n. Wright was helping 7. q.
seasef brand calves ard break hores
Saturday.
a. Walters went 20 neEvcr 10 gct
Lumber 10 finish his house,
Mrs Rrarril IA having her house
pissiertd ,his week.
Tom Iniow was vaccinating calves
o,er wn Camp ercek this week.
GRANDMA Toll. Mrs. Plains mother.
u very low ~ this writing. Shc has
not been able 10 be out cf bid for
suutc time.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18

41H. a. N4.
Noltt = hsnby aivtn il,n ths Esliouln.
nalsed settler has fii<f H6fita - ~ lnls.,
Uos q rntke nnsi Isou1 - surre.fi sf ~
elsim 80 tbsf ssii prs.ur uiil ~ faaas b..
nnse q. -. Ns~se rsutsse cudwr ~ rsssrf
y ~ Apr. - tals, W.
Michel L Buiicr. of zeIma. 0Ala.
HA. essi for the sEif sec. .. Up. 4 y.
X. "a, ECM.
IIe uarnes Ne fsIlowinn wiln~s~ea ~ ps0ss
fis eontiaueus rress~ure uron ana eulisa
srid tiaa of iaad. tks
John Could of zeina. q. 7. 4 T.
Hoyt of zeima. u. T. william V. clari
of Gate OF p. Hoststtcr Of zelmu
OF.
ED. sEaLv. Rs.ia~
grl ~ ira 1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
LIyxRsIDx rrEMs
Here ae arc again.

Here &C arc again.
still fne weather, d"n't seem n
uh"ugh We are lUiiig 10 hare any
winter.
Aiosi of the men from ihis vicinity
were fEhting iir- over cn buck ROnd
Greek. saturday.
Meat ofihe recrle sruuu1 here, have
tAs Erirpe az hare hsd u.
~. > Judy missed y fsw days ol
schcol last week vn arrouat Uf mat oI
the I'arils being sick
Misses Jennie aud Nar Maple came
do An lloidHy Ia Sisii icw days With
hume folks They were aocompanied
b, Miss ysnpie symOns.
beauty.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
coNIEsI NOTICE.

NONlhSl NOkICL.
DspaFtHsent of he iutsrssa.
Unitel ssAtrs Land OalrO wo-1-urd o. T..
rsb- q. tnss.
suneisnt ernteai sm.lavIt having l.csu
aisl in this ssA-s hy ts-orS-A ksri oontes-
ant asain~t HE. 80. iais3 made DecSmbcr
sih. 1s,s f,s Swk. s~e =. Tp- n. Range . >
EcM. ~ Osorge W. CsIishan Coaisstoe. IN
Wai, h " 10 allrsigsd thar the sa,d George W
"a iaham. hss wholly absndaued sa,1 trara
mailing sAid sniTy usd neat pEiar 10 thu dale
h.rrin. ~ havt"g fsiiea - lmur0ss sai1
tract - establish rc-id-uer thsrsssn ulthin
The stn NJ ~ I~ri~d l-lK montlssl rrqu red
~ IsS, tha' said tua~t y nj srttief upnn
and ealt'vasrst by s-ia party a. required by
awi thai -uHi def suits have nss bsen cuFet ,
that sabi ~ rsr,l ate-nss fruEi the eaid bad
uus not due to ha ~mplotInent In any
capacity In IN ASmy. Savy sr Marine Cops
of th- Uuited ~tut-s IN time % var. aud thia
The III eont stant :. rsudy ts Prove.
said par'Es aS@ hervty E~sia-i to sprear
isspe-d aud q 2 evi.l-tc e. iaashIus sald sIIe-
.aisa ~ - a'sisssH . n. On April .. sysi
be ers ths li-x'sier sssi ksvsivsr sT the uniiu.I
sra - Land Oascs Ia WSadw4ni. Westward
csasty a. T.
The ssit cou,e-tsat having. 10 q prupss
sffslavn. na-a Fsb .. ISsa ~st hs4k f.eis
wisish Shoe that af.er dur dsliS.ne. psrsoaal
asrvtoo ~ teis Dcticrssa ust be mssir. % is
hsrsi,y O'dys-,i Ind disrei-1 that saea notice
Se E~ "a by due sn'i vr.Rer pubiieation.
f u. uEALT. hsnssirT.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
Liauor NOtiS@-

xHtsos IA d Sse, sivsn that Jean r ssiIsvna
hEs ,his asy aid his pstisisa % nslI al rstail.
naAit. sltfhasus ard ,iaous liquoa ca ths
Svsth~tas quars 81 ~ s0aihrasa qunrt~r
~ serilon thtte In Coaurrs.iaaasl toe nshlp
Na. thTus -. af Rage nncuH. bA.N.. See ths
Vsrioa al oas yessr lsura Narsh syth ga
And that uulsss uIiltsa ohlesttDa az no.
uc1s thsro a. ~ nhd In ~ s.rlee ~ - hoisns
NJ ssh das q mar<h A D. -. sala tesltiuu
wid ~ Ersntpd.
irsise. bs@vsr okish 'ma. Februsry >. sys.
q. Z. TNarys
cuuafy cie.E.
W .-,s lP IN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18

March Number New Idea W0Enan's
Magazine
OF especial interest 10 the readers
a thia progressive PeFiodieaIaiI prove
The ilni ~ series Of "Brief Dusiness
Talks fos Women" bg Kaihs=ine
Louise Smith. In the Marck number
Her hints to her fvilow-women for a
better kE0wledge In tke care of money
will prove of exeeeainR value 20 those
Who heed them THE virgreine ~
India" ~ pFeseuted by Wuldon Faw-
cctt, deals With thn rcmnFknble niccans
of that beauuful Amercnn wumnn,
Ilady Curson. Ariiclrs appFoprinls 20
XprinN N lhe lsguer ard enfsirn are
''FioNering Plants fs1r lhe Windcu-
gnr8en. u kheu y. Nexl0fd, 'nals-
lnG alnshFoolna for Pn-lil.n ~ Made
llna NaiIlry ard '.CiardeniiiR Unfer
Nnnlin, Dy ueurBe klhelbeFt wnlah.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
Notice OF Publication

Territory e OaAA'~a -
beavsr sesusy.
~ TlsE DlsTEicI cOCRrOT sIDCoUNIY
CartsT 1raT. Ph.lstiG.
~
GearEr 3. tieafh. nelcSannt.
said dcfondaHi. tsearss =. Heafh. wia tshs
nutics shai be hes teen ausd In ths shove
NAMED c"ust spa bis pTOmissoFv Bats Io
sala fiainlin. maa< q ga - with - tSf cent
iTt-rsat ir-m NOVEMBER. ~ Ivs.. sntn tafd
sasi musi naaScr thq pstition nlst ti.cssin "a
said aiuiiri, - - bohEs the sai .sy al
Stareh. A. u. rzcs. ~ said petitial van 10
taacn na tue ana q iadsnout Tor sid Fiasn.
unEGos - al Said ir0uIi.soSy nsse with
ten Ter e~ss intrrrss NON Nsremtts. =. s,ss,
NATL pasd asld IN tbs Ss,uehm-ut thersos. had
nnd sratts,i ~sli b rsndcred aSs ArtiaGy.
4. TTaes. Attnruss Q . F1ainiiG.
B.P. BELLY. Ciesk q szld usua
~ W.. 4. ouiun. neraiy
-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
TIME TABLE


XXH.NINNIAAlANNE
~ a. a ihisg. Dtmssrais sse sV~~
ssiknsisx cur smshasrtiss. Ms. b1sa
l,.ss~ris rs-~fis NJ us.llts~ss-at ~ hia
.sld nanrnks nnd q sr@ai tea i,ss.OrFstie
sri,nfsrs sili dsnaua<r.te by thraf W,s'r-
ahal pre.idrnt E.sssrssa hus ds.as
wiss iust. hamans ssd lssriItir thinE
- Fshsns.
t,uan vincsst reports 20 Ps~silirut
iim,mx al si.s uniSrrsiIy a Chicags
sssxt slss exi,eslsseat 0i srp.r-iirK sbs
Sex4s ns iar sdirgs wsrk 81 the P~st
sssf hss bsxn 4 sar-sn. S~,erAl
ispshess wls usfs slrsnHly 10 iassr Il
- risssssus have rhssgra shssr A1inds
asd npe sqF,ss a.
JA< err that ibis riii hs sn sf,iCe-
k.,saess eamp.ign n snEksis-ssf .s.w.r>
"a ~ ,k< Psrssss~s hssss~if. ~ho says.
II a. co aizh 10 dsssair H. e,nyssisen.
sl,esr eiuses a a<isxssv, bua | wssid
Sax~ea, skebssss u Il ps~.isls 10 rvt
cod tmrn sho ass rsi heidsns dice.
10 dp o.. No ishasscs frop ws>h,sg-
SO wiil b. trwrhl 10 beur uSes them
a, in1nenss thsir vosss I" That soands
scry hnnsh lake = blass henrSy.
,lorenmr Tan RAYS ma, '-Thr PhiIir.
tiuss Ter F,ap,ns." sih BE- lhs ksynvsc
~ N p0lsvy eaacrrning the srrbi-
1pefsR,. This harmenisS. With what
~ l1s. hifksfis sid and Il d.z nVt
susm 10 trssihs iiss s,afit IL 'Sr.nay 20
a basapa l,s sne Ds,-AEaaivu II lSds-
Rss9sncss
(laeaarnls a sisi.s~eiien sill sssivsiy
a5qsbAsk,se " the esnaiih-a ui tho
~ ,eFnsAe pnfig in lLs usi,r1 States
.nens,s. Tkr ttnnAne s~a-sy s-a<ht
N stiesl ~ fanrkhss~L
ns~asss xhav y ssll.d a .sris, 81
nnSasosy naGes ~ OSa- 1hsaAs u
tA,h&x.& NhssA he smsyss sr~m ,ss
4.fzn u ssgprsi=x a ihs p.fi. 1. b
hssd y, " Eovt tis suiarY.
yonsyrs-m.r .Bshs Sl..sy Mi,Fssas.
si.r i,eAarsszie lsaasr u sLs iisass.
ssss sissi IN h,s oriniss 'ns .ssss ksue
: Arsd sed Lar.d. nhss, u,us Mr.
1tsAu sssrts IA ~ ssump Al sh< oDsuis
.th states. A.. wiih<h.s sesss 10
s'.isci3a wah Mf. C.cssi@sd -i~t hins
ysr.'' -.
l'rmi1ens Iioosesei, has rui of iAe
,Ehtlsi besi. a shsufI Aha nAny ~
,is dslmsisr. 10 ihe InSiss JaiR,Ay.
hanI-s ~ ~ esnnpe a r,ssSsrs irVn
fhlif jsii in rharrF
1ln lIsrlir,t cAndidnse ES chs.
Dsmt'sfslse nnsalnaii~n I.'r lss-,d-s, ..
- sst .nd l-A7ehrsmasie -ail.G a 'hs
Ntn Nulk, chieng',. aha san frsnssss,,
Ae.k. ~ utll pvTha,-- run ~uh
4ai fxxpad ~ uslos. l.ua ws.n'd csstailly
s. iIeussa heivEr ri.stisa daS.
re I'nsrst 01iss lla, u.s1r snI,lu.
~ siaa4 t2llu ttrD sl,is y.as, aud tte
i.,l.inem hsp ipsrUs-rd ihaT,y psS ersi
Is fgn frnts. 'fbs total l.Aanarr g. the
slaiif n lhe pnire Ia ,he u. y. Tirzs.
asf ~ Nra Rrnf's dsy Ma. O. e6s so
~ Nseb y pnslig rrsanl=d iUt U-an
e6a 4, 80 alis&td a. a-s the is.6ss
NAiet n msAet.
NJ N fnndssiia. D.. i sAnnins
- aa,s .A.l'is ess tl,s fhssaa b~nsh "a
kAf f.i4 - - pSh ~ b..as nad hrs
"a ~ M.kt n ll0 HE il,sad - ih-
s'f Nsmne'lssF sesss ~ - "a h,n.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
Better Thsp Gold.

n ~ss snOabled &c ssvvsal ysars
eth shrssie indigestion sna uervua.
dsbiI''y." whites y. ,. Ossn, ef L~n-
ss~sr n ". @ns Fs~sdy help-d m.
unit I bevsa uyiuR Eiscssis Btrsrs.
vhish did me mosv good ih.a III the
msiisises I svrr usei. They hsvs
as~S ksps my vile IN sSrrIleut hesl,h
t's ys.D. She s-ys Rlerinc Biuers
are ilss splrndid fus female ,r.pbls.;
'hn they are . er.rd ,oais snd in
vigus.iur ZOE wr-k. run d"wu wcmvs.
No u'hrr medicine osn take It's place IN
our fom'lJ." Try them. Only sac,s.
Ssiisfscli~s ruarsuier.i he y. q. Tracy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18
lard oees "a woOswa.a. o T.

Sen-. - 49,
Hstics - hereby given Shat the Foslgutau
narned s-tticr hAs nisd uoiic~ ef ais tnseuiiur
20 naAs nuai p-Osf In s~ppor cf hss elais asS
ihsi ssia pro-af win ~ nssds bcsors q. n
Nssse. pscests Jsdg~. IN and fns Heavss
evu"ty. ., his Csc IN Beaver. y. T.. On
naseA. i1 iSs VIA;
Cecil q. nkirc Of Esther, o. I. HA.
No. 1855, for the SEA. Sec. -, TIP. 5.
n. Range -. ECM.
Ne sa@estbe fsIl~w'nR wtsusrsrs 10 provs
he cunsisu~us rs~id-R-s upos aud eunIyn
1ina of ~si ban1. vizs
Nathan Y. JAnison. Abel J. Sands,
William NJ. shaw and Adam z. s
Alkire all Of Esther, . T.
D, ~ uEALV. .R-Eister.
TPs LPs 20 N
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-02-18

~ TIIE Dis1 RIOT COURT OF NobLf
COrSIy. TERRIrOlty DF oEI.AnONA.
wsbb clsy E4iik. stifIofnlifsi,
piukrsia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
JOHNSON PUT OUT OF BOX
Sheldon Relieved Him and Burlington
Was Moved Down St.
Adams Lost.

Burlington, June 29. Before an audi
ence Of 2, 900 people, Burlington defeated
the Barre Montpeliers yesterday, to /.
The visitors lost through inability to hit
McLane, securing but two hits, those by
Poland and Boweock. Burlington ham
mered johnson eonsecutively in the third
inning and was relieved by sheldon who
pitched fine ball. But the team behind
him couldn't bat and so the game was
lost. When Sheldon went into the box in
the fourth he struck out three men with
ten pitched balls, opening the eyes Of the
spectators The game was fast from start
to finish.
The fun began in the FIRST inning when
with Laurence down, Hays drove the ball
into center left for three bases. He had
hardly recovered his breath before Hazel
ton sent him In on slashing double into
right field. Bill went to third on Collopy's
out, short to first, but was left there as
Campbell failed to connect.
In the third inning with Barry out, Lau-
renee was passed TO first. He was adyan-
eed a base on a scratch hit by Hays that
neither johnson or Morgan could handle,
but IN trying to make too much OF a good
thing, Laurence was caught In an attempt
70 reach third and was run down between
the bases by Morgan, Dorman and Bow
cock. Hazelton bit into left field for three
bases, scoring Hays, and Collopy sent in
Hazelton with single Campbell followed
with a hit for bases but Washburn was re-
tired on a grounder to Bowcock.
Campbell made Burlngton's fourth run
in the eighth inning. He singled, stole
second and came in on Dorman's letting
Washburn's drive 90 through him. King
struck out for the fourth and last time,
McLane hit for one base but died on first
aud Washburn on second when Barry
famed.
Bowcock made the intercity' second hit
In the sixth inning, stole second. was ad-
yanced to third by Apperious out, short to
first and was safe at the plate when King
dropped return by Laurence Of Nash s
easy grounder to short
The score was as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Barre Montpelier team VIII play
Plattsburg on the local grounds tomorrow
afternoon, and Sheldon will probably be
iu the box
1t is expected that the Burlington team
viii soon have the famous fielder, Van
Zandt, negotiations having been in prog
Tess to secure him for the past few days.
The management of the Burlington
base bali has been turned over to George
+. Whitney What Mr.. Whitney does not
know about the game and players is not
worth knowing.
Manager J. ] Thompson of st. Adams
says that Montpelier Barre is as good a
place for appreciation Of visiting team. as
any 10 the league, and expresses himself
as much pleased At the treatment received
there Monday.
Says the Burlington Free Press Those
record breaking crowds at the Montpelier
Barre games should be divided By about
two to get the correct attendance The
Burlington management believe in giving
the correct iugures Multiply Bnrling-
TOMS attendance by two and you have the
local attendance at Saturdays game
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

Barre Opra House. Miss Rhe Lorraine
and Her own Company
Undoubtedly the theatrical event of the
summer season in Barre will be Miss Rhe
Lorraine and her own company.
Miss Lorraine returns to our city after
an absence Of one year for special en-
gagement Of one week commencing July
4th Both public and press are most en-
thusiastlc in their praises Of Miss Lor-
raine's work for the past year and she
comes this year with not only much bet
ter and larger company but with a roper
toire Of plays seldom attempted BY organl-
cations Of this kind,
Naturally a beautiful woman, refined
and accomplished to a degree, with ma
jestie personality, Miss Lorraine never
fails to win her audience from the start.
AS most of her productions are costume
plays the ladies may look for display Of
handsome gowns, Miss Lorraine having
the reputation of being one Of the most
handsomely and correctly gowned actress
es on the stage
Especial attention is given to the vaude-
vile section and between acts specialties
will be rendered by artists Of the highest
order. No extra prices viii be charged
during Miss LOrTaine's engagement, re-
manning as usual 10, 20, so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
Unanimously Renomin-
ated For Congress
AT TODAY'S CONVENTION
Congressman Foster RenOminatsd at
Rutland This Forenoon State
Convention Tomorrow.

Montpelier, June 29-The Republican
second district congressional convention
was called to order at o'clock this after
noon ia Armory hall, BY Amory Dawson,
chairman Of ike district convention.
There were 250 delegates Of the 263
present. f. w. Baldwin Of Barton was
elected temporary chairman, aud in max
ing bis speech Of acceptance he referred to
the farmers candidate for governor.
The reference was received with forced
appliance and few Kisses. Walter W..
Husband OF st. J0hnsbury and II. Il.
Lindley Of Ludlow were chosen secreta-
ries.
The convention was more Of a ratih-
cation meeting than anything else, and
the denomination Of Congressman Haskins
was simply matter Of form, and without a
vote in opposition
Clarke @. Fits OF Brattleboro placed the
name Of Kittredge Haskins In nomination.
He was seconded bY A. b. Fletcher Of
Carendish, II. v. Mansur OF Newport, Il.
r. stiles OF St. Iohnsbury, j. X. Dodge
for Orange county, George w. Randall for
Washington, and j G. Fogg for Essex
county Mr. Haskins was nominated by
acclamation
After the nomination had been made
the Congressman was called on. He gave
ringing speech on national issues
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
SUED FOR $4,000.

ar. P, VI Mcmahon the Defendant In an
Alienation % Affections Case.
Burlington, june 29.-Suit for the re-
oDvery Of damages Of 10000 has been
brought BY c. Il King Of North Winoos-
Ii avenue against Dr. P. II. Mcmahon for
alienation Of Mrs. Kings affections, the
case having been entered IN the county
clerks Office yesterday The charges Ia
the writ show that the action Is based on
allegations covering space Of several
years.
IL is set up that Mr.. King and Mary f.
Gendon were married on June 2, 1878, by
the Rev. j. Nj Cl0aree. 1t is claimed that
they lived happily together until June !,
1893, when Mr. King claims DR.. Mcmahon
began to interest Mrs. King and thereafter
alienated her affections Mr. King also
claims that DR.. McMahon Is the father Of
two children, born the drst on November
s. 1901, aud the second on February II,
1908. The case is returnahle at the sep
tember term Of county court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
A COSTLY LIQUOR SALE.
Saturday Morning
$50 Excursion 70 Quarries

Braltleboro Offender Must Pay $50 or
Serve Three Years at Rutland.
Brattleboro. June 2s-E. E. Wander
pool, c0lored, pleaded guilty today to the
charge Of furnishing liquor He was fined
$500 and costs. Probably he will 60 70 the
house of correction to serve the alternative
sentence Of about three years,
Yanderpool furnished liquor to Mr. and
Mrs Patrick Austin, both Of whom were
Ia court today, Austin was iined SIS for
disturbing the peace Mrs Austin was
put under bonds in the sum Of $500 for ap.
pearanoe at the September term Of Wind
sor county court on the charge Of disturb
ing the peace. Probably she will 20 to
NewfaHe jail az she does not expect to be
able to furnish bonds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
EPwoRTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
opens in Hedding NJ. 4. Church Tomorrow
Evening

Opens ia Hedding Nj Il Church Tomorrow
Evening.
The state convention Of the Epworth
League viii open at the Hedding NJ. E.
Church ia this city tomorrow evening and
continue through Friday On Saturday
the convention viii have an ex-
cursion to the Quarrles, The programe
will be as follows:
Thursday, June 80.
4to6P ~ Assignment Of delegates to places
OF entertainment,
Thursday Evening
G, s. Andrews, presiding.
7.1J Devotional exercises.
7.45 Greetings on the Part Of the City Of Barre
By Mayor, Wm Barclay
Greetings on the part Of the Church aud
Chapter by Rev, r. f Lowe. Pastor.
Response, by Rev W +. allen, Ludlow,
and appointment Of Committees.
SIS Address. The New Forward Move.Aent,
by Rev. A. l.. Cooper, DID,, Randolph.
900 Social Hour with Local Chapter.
Friday Morning
70 6.30 A. NJ At places Of enrainment.
Morning Watch. Delegates engage IN secret
prayer and meditation. Subject" Me a Per-
s0nal Worker Read John /, S5-51.
900 A. G. s. Beeman, President st. Albans
District, Presiding. Convention Love
Feast, led by j. A. Houghton, North
field.
900 Report Of state OfHcers
$40 The Forward Movement Of the League IL
the Spiritual Departments Miss katp-
crime Harvey, 81. Johnsbufy.
9.60 Worldwide Missions. Miss Florence J.
sherburn, Bellows Fails.
1910 Works Of Mercy and Help, Miss Jennie
Austin, st. Albans
1925 Literary and Social woIk, Rev, Arthur
O.s0 Amusements. Rev, i. Il. wells. soutf
Rnyait0n.
HOO Discussion Of the Forward Movements
i. 4. shaw second. World Wide mis-
sions" Rev. Arthur W Hewitt Third
Mercy and Help Gug Batchelder
Fourth, Literary and Social" Prof
T.. A. shaw; Fifth Amusements,
Prof ?, A. shaw.
1900 Dinner.
Friday Afternoon.
1880 q. s. Andrews, Presiding. Deyotiona
and Song Service, led BIZ Richard Moyle
t50 Sunday school Work, Rev. z. MI Fuller
Field Secretary Vermont $. 5. Assoeia
2I5 The League and Temperance, Rev. G. "
Morrow.
29O Business session, Report Of Committees
New Business; Election Of 0fficers.
2.I5 Miss Alice Moore, National Secretary o
the =. VI. q. TaU.s win speak.
500 Demonstration Of Junior Work, Mfs
4. Page, Barre How 70 Get the Chil
dren into the League Mrs " Frost
st. Johnshury; How 70 Keep the Chli
dren in the League, Mrs W S Smith
efs Waterbury.
Friday Evening.
zoo President Elect, Presiding, Devotiona
exercises BY Rev VIM. NJ. hewtof
Presiding Elder, Montpelier District
Song Service, led BY w III. G0odtellou
T20 Address Elements Of Success Va Er
worth League WORK. by Rev. A.
Crews, d u. General Secretary OF Ep
worth Leagues Of Canada and Edito
Canadian Epworth Era
Saturday Morning
$40 Excursion TO Quarries