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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18

Qsenten teben @elAledts icaten an
bic Marib manufacturing Co., 538 Cafe
ct, Gbieagc, ST., fdreiben um Slulfra~
tiOnen unc Gin3elbeiten iiber ibr babIAes
aluminium Sarten-Iutteral nit gurem
etn9raSirten gtamen unb 100 giIte<
Ober @eiAaftsfarten. Sepermann beltellt
lclhe. Muter>8 >8utteral NIT 100 Rarten
40 Gents. Diele 6utterale NIT 8arten
tperren ein3eln fir rs Gents sertauft.
Wfan braadt nur bas Mniter 'su seieen,
um cine Srore su befommen. Senbet
ipfcrt 40 Gents fir Elm .Gutteral nit 100
&arten poer 80 Gents fur 100 Rarten
Obne Iutteral. 5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
3eppi0c.

g8erben md6reno Den nddnen Is
SaQeu su berunteraelebtsn preiien oer=
fault. g1lr babeu piele. Gelte BON
Seppiden. Matten uno anoeren Wao=
rem, ,uelde mir gang billia oertouIen.
glele oieier Waoren lueroen gum bol=
ben Preife oertauft. ba miro ben glab
fir neue W0oren nDtbiQ habvu.
unIcre neuen Seppihe follmen an
uno mir Oertaufen 9am mpllthe 3ep=
pide fir As @entS per Yaro. BriilIel
Sepptde gu go @euts Die Oaro. yriil=
lei Sammet=3eppihe fir 80 @ents ole
Daro uno b6ber. 9Bir babcn Ssppjbt
fir Is @ents per Ydro tlno atftpQrts
!lnler 4RottO if, Die beitsn @Qaren unc
bic billiaiten PreiIe. ~ e
} M atbias 8 & Go,
l29 WeF SodHroBe.
43 Nen PbilaoeIpbia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18

geunrubiaenbe geri6te tommen
aus China. grmutbiat burb bic gr-
folse Der Sapaner 3eiet li1 Der Jrem.
benbaB Der Gbineien nleoer uneeldeut
uno man befiirdtet4 neue gorerun=
ruben.
Quf $65, 900, 900 belduft Iid Der
tbatidAlihe Sdaoen, ben Der aroBe
grano in Baltimore anaeri6tet bat.
Sir mande miro Der gdaoen ibtper
3u traaen iein; manden @eiddftsmann
miro er p6llia froden ieBen Nber man
miro ibm Greoit aeben uno er piro Iib
iuieoer empor arbeiten. gBeniae ben.
Ten babel an bic so. 900 Weniben, bic
ouf ldngere 3ett arbeitslos 9eiporoen
iino uno Dieie ttngen pobl am Ibmer=
fen am benz Werluite, belfebt bod bas
qanse Gapital Der MeiIfen .uur in ibrer
9lrbeitsfraft. Sbnen muB Dor atlem
9sbolfen tperoan.
: gis SnIuraenten anf Santo To-
niIiao DrailaetI In oas ameritanifhe
Goniulaf iu 5anlana sin nnn enifiibr.
tdl nit Maffsng mali aiusi iSliisatliuge.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
Seiratbsbe ewiai8t,mgen

Jranf Safan - Satbrine Bitter, beibe
bon Bidders.
Qcrparo Bennett Bertha 6. 8ebbaro,
beioe bon New gomerstomn.
Otto %. Seonbart, Senniion = Qucp
W. Norris, Netp gomerstolpn.
2enluel 8ifeD - glnma 9oriep, beibe
bon Stem Gomerstotpn. s
Wi1ael Guggs 2ena 6u9bes, beioe
BON ubri15pi1e.
Gan 9. Snaals, genniion Gfora 8.
8arner, ubrihspile.
9onp s. goreoa MarpSg. yoper,
bei0e bon 9ennilon..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
6uter hath.

Ser befannte engtii9e 9ramatifer
M. g. Gilbert bate, tpie alle aufItres
benben Salente, i'm 8esinn ietner 2auf.
ba6n nit bieIen WiberpGrtigfeiten au
tGmpfen unb erbielt BON ben Sbeaierz
birettiOnen ale eingeret9ten Stide 3uz
rid. GnDli4 gelang es i6m, ben
@4auipieler Hobertfo fir ii9 gu ins
terefiiren. 0iefer empfa6l tbn einem
2onboner Sbeaterbtrettor Namens
Gmben, unb @ilbert rei9te benz Oirefz
tor auf iein grfu4en fein neueItes
Stiid Elm.
Der Oireftpr las bas Werf, lieb
8ilbert gu ii4 tommen unb fagte gu
thm: nSbr Stiid gefGqt mir. @ie
ptel tpollen Sic bafiir baben2"
rSretbtg pfunb," !" DerfeBte ber iunge
0ramatifer.
rSagen mir bic 5Ilfte, unb i9 tperbe
es ne1men," ertldrte Gmben.
9tl6ert gins, ipenn uu9 f6iperen
5er3ens, auf bieien 8orf9lag Elm.
Gmben febte iid an feinen @6retbz
tif9, f9rieb einen gbed auf fiinfaebn
pfunb aus unb fagte bann au benz
lungen Manne: r9ier, mein junger
Jreunb, baben Sic bas gelb. @eitatz
ten Sic mir aber, baB i'd Sbnen nod
sinen guten Rath sebe.1
rgitte!" DerieBte Gilbert geTpannt.
pWertaufen Sic elm autes Gtiid ME
mebr 10 billis." ertldrte Der Oirettor
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
Seffentlid1er 0erfauf.

Iuf meiner 5arm in Warmif 9p.
4 Meilen iiiomeitlib pon ubri6soille,
meroe id am Mittpo1, 9. Mdrs, 4
pieroe. l6 stiid Bieb, @a9en, Harm=
serdtbibafteu aaer Nrt. Sausbaltungs-
artitel, 9afer. Welidfprn uno Deu
0ffentlid Oeriieisern lallen. sseoer=
mann lit ein9elaoen.
@eor9e g pillmann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
Mms einer fIeinem 0arniion .

Der beriibmte &oman bon lieutenant
Billie, Der IN Seutl6lanb In elmer Mnf.
laae BON 500. 900 @remplaren berfauft
uno oann aus politiieben @riinoen ber=
boten muroe, 1T fir ben preis BON SO
@ents in oieier Office au bssieben.
eSeoer, Der uns einen neuen Nbon.
nenten bringt. Der fir Elm sSabr I'M
oorans be3ablt, erbdlt Elm gremplar beS
Buhes fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
9eppiMIdmfer.

Rommt uno iebt unIere neue 4us.
tpabl BON 5eppidldufern. Wir baben
iolde bon ieoer 8r0be, Garbe ltno bon
ieoem Wniier. Sbr .finoet geraoe iDas
Sbr ipiinIht, unD mir berfaufen unIere
Seppihldufer nno Seppibe nabreno
ben nddifsn IS 5oaen su bsrnn!erge-
iesien Yreiisil.
43 W athins e. 60.
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Nurhdnae.

gorbdn9e. 8orbangreife uno 8or=
ban9ltoFfe in Der 9r6Bten unb id6niten
Nusmabl i;:. @ountp. Sommt uno
iebt Die neuen Waaren. Wir baben
iol6e bon ben billiglten big gu ben
beiten. Spe5ialpreiie fiir Die nd6lten
Is Sn9e.
9ier lit Der Blab. @elo 5u ipareu.
43 30 a tbias & 60.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
Sapeten.

llnfere 5riibiabrszMusipabl bon 3a=
peten 1T ansetommen uno mir fDnnen
Sud Derlorgen, inoem mir Nlles haben,
bon Dem gilligiten big 3u bem gelien.
9ommt uno febt uniere Nnstpabl, ebe
Slr einfauft. Sbr fpart geIo, tuenn
SIR bel uus cinfault.
43 Watbias& 60.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18

Gin frdftiser iunaer Mann BON
H-2O Sabren bat @eleaenbeit bel
80. 8laufer oabier su eiinlti9en ge-
olngun9en oas Gdmieoebanoperf su
erlernen. 43
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Nufgepakt
Tarnler !!

Marnm i'm Norben bleiben, tpo man ietbg
Wtonate i'm Sabr anfs Saus ansetpieien 1T
nno baS nertDniumirt mas mon tn ben an.
berem feds Monaten seponnen batY
@eben Sic mad bem Siiben, spo Gie iebeu
Monat i'm Sabr auf benz Selb arbeiten TON,
men nno mo- bic 5elber bas sanse Sabr bin.
bnrh Sriibte tragen. Menn Sic elm Mieb.
aiid)ter ftnb, iuiiien Sie baB bas 9ieb lsbt
bon ieinem 6ett sehreu muB unb auBerbem
segen bic Sdrte oes @iHters beI1ubt .ipers
ben muB.l
Setononliite @iebauft iebt ,aipei ipittige
@e9enitdnbe poraus:, gldmlib 9atter mel.
des Gletid er3eust unb iolfes, ipel9es sfett
oriebt in nertrdglidben 9erbdItntiien.
sIiabama nnb Gloriba ersengen reid,lidb
bic gelDet gohnen nnb eaiIapa; beioe 5inb
bic beiten Jutteritoifs, tpel9e Der gBelt bes
fannt iiitb. Wlebr @elb fann perbtent tpers
ben nit lpeuiser arbeit auf Der garm ooer
nit Gridbte, 4eeren pber @emiieadrtneret
aitf benz &anbe on utljerer 8abn entlang TIM
Siioen ola In iraenb einsm 2anbestAeiIe ber
l1nion.
Benn Ste tntereifirt iinb nHb ipeiters an.
formation Diniden, i1reiben gie an
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18

9ie bette Wusmabl bon ltdrten-
ben Weinen uno anoeren @etrdnten
finbet man i'm 2iqueur=Store Der sc.
). Noolpb 60. am Yublic Square. It.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18

Wollt SIR fdrtsnoe Weine unb
aiaueure fir Granls. 10 qebt in q.
s. aoOlphs gIqasurlStors an Square.
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Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia.
D.. as secoud class matter.
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18
District Court.

The trial docket for the May term
of the district court was published
last week and Judge Hollenbeck began
last Monday to grind out his decisions.
Only ono criminal case has been dis
posed OF. that of State Va. Carl Smith.
Defendant was found guilty Of the
charge Of horse stealing and grand
larceny. He has not yet been sentenced.
Civil cases were disposed Of as fol-
lows: Peter Phillips vs. Louis Hahn.
application for continuance. thirty
days given for answer. Ernst and
Schwartz Va. p. l. Griffin, order tG
show cause BY Thursday. May Is, why
salo should not be confirmed. Hansea
q Stone ", Chas. G. Carrig, finding
for defendent 365. judgment on fintlDG
taxed to defendant
Cyrus Greek VI. Platte County, DIS
missed for want of prosecution
q. E. Green VI. Platte County. 6nd-
ing for plaintiff. $s23.7O.
Theodore Wolf vs.. Martin Luch-
singer. attachment
August Wagner fled petition Of in
terveotion - defendant and Q motion
to discharge attachment. Case set fol
this term
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

~ All adrertisesseafs in the local
cOlumns are charged at the rate Of 10
cents a line esrh issue. Heary face type
double price.
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

George. the infant, son Of John
Soha6 seven miles north Of Colum-
.bos. died last Monday afternoon. The
funeral was held this morning at 10
O'Clock from the Catholic church.
Burial Was had in the Catholic come
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

Pure 8. @. ". Leehorns. A few
ohoioo Oo6koEols for sale at $500. ].
VI. Nelson, B I, Monroe. nayl-tf.
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

For full ;iufosmatiOu call on, or
write. TIA Gas Belt Land q Abstrsot
Co., John @. Rsgan,- Local Agent,
Platte Center, Nebr.
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18
It costs you nothing for
DELIVERY
Of all kinds Of Feed and
Hay. Lowest prices and
tip-top qualities. We
have the leading
Livery and Boarding
ST 3 L e
Drive one OF our rigs
once. Farmers, let us
care for your team Right
ErnSt&BrOCk

Olive st., between 10th
and 11th. Call M up
by phone for feed or
livery. In d. Tel 80
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

" L. G., Patterson was in town the
arst OF the week. lie confirmed the
report Of his lnaFriaRe, - nhronicled
In the Nonpareil q couple OF weeks
ago. ..Pst" has decided to locate 'at
Pierre. South Dakota. where he has
secnred . position - foreman on the
Fairphy.. He expects to make use Of
his bousstead right and will pick out
ono Of those quarter sections in that
region that are 20 popular st present.
On Tuesday he and his wife departed
for their new home.-Oentral City
NonpaIeil. : 90 2n-s'] r,''lensd
Mtss Lissie Noerson and 1Dennia
n. sullivan. ware married Tuesday
morning in the Catholic church II
ssvsA O'Clock, Father Thsobald pso,
|nouncing the words which zlade them
Fnaniand wife. Min Oornel,s Sallivaz
q Oklahoma. sister Of tho 9roon, and
Thed Aoereon brother Of tho bride
acte4 %. bridesmaid and RroomsDan.
II i. T.
Tho bride wore white gown and
carribd ross, and her maid was at.
tirelAia . chAopag1s-colored dress.
EA1hpr xhobold ooadaeted the nnptial
masa which Was very impressive.
Afss3 ~ osss0ony at the. clupct
dia11r'vas ssrved at tho hone Of IL
beiddfs paEeass lr the eveain9. the
oeapb vsre heartily serenaded bJ
naay neiehboes and fciends. among
|themItAe Oolambus hand. The groom
has Z Ao0e furniahed IN tho north
paEt q 4oW1 where shey have. already
eoae. 70 Aaassksepisg. BSth, parties
hAyd 10y sffieods n Ae city and 81
vim 5ol63s; wishing than . happy
future ,''l;'
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

entertained all of the city teacher1
Friday evening at the home Of Ralph
Turner. EvarythinK WAS in keepinR
with the Mother Goose rhymes and
much merrimsnt wae caused By tho
original poems and the pictures repre-
| seuting Mother Goose rhymes.
NOTICE. Lamb & Go. will make
special urices on summer underwear
on Fridav and Saturday. Nice laoe
trimmed Is cent vests at 10 cents. s.
| and 20 cent silken vests 25. We are
making bargain prices on hue en-
broileries and laces. II you are 20
ing to need any, this 10 your las'
chance to got fine goods ut tho prica
Of cheap stuff. Nay lS-l'
Charles Pearaall. for the last sevez
years deputy United States marshal
for the district Of Ne5raska. was las'
Saturday appointed court reporter fol
| tho fourth Nebrasks judicial district
| IN J.dRe e. n. Bartlett's ooart. Mr..
Peersall has taken the oath Of ONO
and will at once enter upon his d1fies
He has neoesarily resigned hls pod
ton @ dspaty United states uazshal
Charlie's Columbus friends 40 p1aas
cd 70 learn Of his advanoemenk
About sixty Of the rslEesssAattv>
| iobbers and basiness men OF Ltnoos1
stopped at Humphrey for IN hour -
Iterday noon On their way hoDe from
Q toar oe she Noeth NebeaaA town
aAd cities IN the iabeeeat oe thet,
different houses. Iho goaE3o0aa
made . very pleasant impsoaiOa dnr
ing their stay hero. tor they Weev
certainly . party Of who0 LtDcoll
OF any other city might b proud.
After dinner the visttoes called On thl
Humphrey baainess nsn. and as o..
O'Clock aoatinnsd thaif joaEnel
homeWard -Hunpbrey Do0ooEat.
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

seott's quiet disposition. it ia with
surprise that We learn ttat ke has .
fancy for raco horses. He has pur-
chased an oil ringer that was taken
under a, contract to pnll buggy over
sandy roads at - 81 gait. and that is
guaranteed TO do this little trick un-
der any condition of roads or weather.
George being of . somewhat cre6u.
lous disposition is disposed to believe
that the animal can do all its former
owners claimed for It, He hasn't the
heart to make the animal travel under
the clock. In returning from Platte
Center Last Saturday afternoon, his
natural pride for tho fine animal be
Was driving, brought him No email
humiliaeion. The Journal editors
were driving . team Of western beon.
chos, and wsse spinning along the pike
st . very lively clip when Gsofge
wss discovered juss = little in advance
! fot . cloud Of dust hitting that 90
called 2 81. The bronchos didn't just
like the patronizing air of tho driver
Of the aristoosatio equine. and began
to shuttle il OF at . pace that soon
convinced 0eoege that his old ringer
couldn't make good time on the con.
traot speed. To add to the sport Gar
rot Halst came tearing down the pike
with N old rAesmatic livery team
and passed the whole crowd. That
fliveryman wouldn't now take q
thousand for that team. He Ays they
arc for ale Tor 8. 1000 and that he viii
Issue ,writtsa guaE.ntees that they eaa
pall . l.mher wagon Is $40 clip On
any country road without even making
. gsashoppsr sesp. Bot George. W
1sdssstAsd; b beginning % looss fAith
II writes g1siianesss.
The Columbus journal., 1904-05-18

UtO8o 11oCy y 10B. W0 o2kOU 1OT 0lm
I'll WintoF 0od bo1oro ~ started out
thia soasaa ~ settled with him In
full and have now his rsosipe for thas
settlement. -
SUpk Lsevy informs 1sthak. Htsl
Hadie Pasks OF district No. % 1sas
Orsaeon von . prize Of . free sohelar-
ship 1ne receiving tho highest nazh
IN eighth srade work in tho coanssy
schools Of Platte county. Amos Peter
go of district No. 6. near Honros.
stood ssoond in tho contest. xiss
Liszie Kaight IL tho tsaeher In dis
triot No. q and xi0 Grace Shifts
teacher OF district No. 6. Ten Of ths
colleges and soadenies ef IL slaAs
have handed together for to parpoes
of giving one prize sach ysar - q
[p1pil holding the beGe eEminAktoa
0axAs In ths ononty. ths Vfnnses ID
10 prixe to sslect his oAeice amoaa
~ hse. TAe soholAsuhip IL valued
|at e3k Ths iolioviae ass tas colleges
represented Il 10 eo0btna: Bellsvne.
Ootnss, DoasA OhaAzoA, 1naklin.
Wssping Watee. 0sand lalaad. Hast.
inQ, Weslsyan and York. 1s,sP
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-08

At the next regular meeting OF tho
Grange Friday evening, December l6,
officers for the coming year will be
elected
on Sunday Sheriff DIN A Smith of
Addison went to Parton and arrested
Ira Downing and brought him to this
city and placed him in jail. Monday af-
ternoon Downing was brought before
Justice .. +. O. Kimball for neariug
on a charge Of stealing s92 from Lyman
Kent of Panton, where he has been at
work.
Ira Dowing, who was brought before
noon on the charge Of stealing money
from from his employer. Lyman Kent Of
Panton, was bound over to the DeccnIber
session Of the county court in the SUM
OF 1900 Not being able to furnish bail he
was taken 10 Middlebury Monday evsning
by Sherf q. y. Smith and placed in the
,county Jail
ST. Peters Court. e. @. r, held their
annual meeting Monday evening and
elected officers for the coming year az
follows The Rev 7. A. Campeau, S d:
Dr. Edward Plon, G. r.. T.. T. Thomas,
V. G. r.. j. w. Ryan. r G. r.; ]. r.
BARLEY. treasurer; Frank Robare. r. s
j. Renaud, +. s; n. Pouiout Sr,
first trustee; J. l.. Donahue second trus-
tee; j. /. AWbloau, third trustee @. II.
Bora w1s elected delegate to tho State
convention to be held next June in Mid
dlcbury and II. Pouliout, Jr.. was elected
alternate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-08
BRISTOL.

..It, g..
n, I qo o,clocl a ,..r,. ,,ra.,,, ,,.aA, ..,'
p,a,o at tho bor,c nt ,trs .,,rara, =,
parnclee the occasion being the ma,
riarc of hor dauqb,ar Mice M.-ha l.,
rarm.,eo IA Dr rd.on II yorn- y
Hu~alo. X v son of p vo,,rr .,
Grtsto1 Retveen for,y and ee,, ,,,..,j
cbicev ranreserti,, N. rar,ti,,os -, ~,
contracting rartfoe ,,oro rrs.or. ~;
cercmouv vas uorfor,,.d b,. ,ho p.,
Wesley 4 I<inyia of p.rro o..is,a, J.,
Rev. Silns J. pa,,, n.,e.or Of N, p-ta..l
Hsp,ist cburnb Tho eif,s roro ,,,,,a-
ous ,yincinr tho ,,os, ,o,,,ad s111o.i,.
and tho well vfebas of d, l.oio~, 80 frta.a.
that hold Dr and Mr. yo,,,,r -. -,
highest ost.c m rho doooratio,s ,r.
v.r, attr.c,,vo ,,.,do 49,, 80 -, -
everrrcou and c,-n.tiore an, i,,.,,, l,,,.
tcrs Of rosos ub,lo tbo di,,tn,. -, ,,.
decorated with bridal ro.o ava .m,t,.r
,rhe refresb,,o,ts ,,.hi.b ~
chcico were servad b, e.ords ot ,h,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-08
VERGENNES.

The Epworth League held their am
nual meeting in the vostry of tho Meth
odist Church Friday evening and
elected officers for the coming year as
follows Miss Hattie l.. Winslow, prcsi-
dent Mrs. II. A, Wood, first vice-pre
dent; Mrs. T. j. Bristol, second vice
president, Mrs g. Y. S. Pierce, third
e-prcsident; Mrs. g, NJ Grandey.
fourth vice president; Corydon Harris.
secretary; Guy \. Beach, treasurer
There was largo attendance at
tho regular meeting of the Grand View
Orange Friday evening, Two new
members, Frank Wood and Miss Ethel
Wood. were admitted To membership
and there are a number of applca-
tions for membership to be acted
upon, The Grange now numbers rs.
and * in a very prosperous condition.
At this meeting g. II. Marshall was
elected delegate TO the 32d annual
meeting of the state Grange to hc
held at Bellows Falls, December li-l6.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-08
PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Passed the Valued Policy Rill-Numici.
pal Suffrage for Women Refused
IlI. c L., Nal, ~.
HOUSE,-MORNING.

Devotional exercises conducted by
Chaplain Farman of the Senate.
Mr.. partt presented the report Of the
committee on military affairs respecting
the Soldiers Home. which was read II
WAS approving in tone of the conduct of
the home. on motion OF Mr. Dartt the
report was ordered to lie and the usual
number of copies printed.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT
The joint resolution relating 60 final ad-
iournmcnt was called up by Mr.. Proctor.
on his motion the date was changed to
saturday. December TO- at s a. m. and
adopted on part of the House
BILL INTRODUCED.
H. 5iO-By Mr.. Holt Of Pittsneld au.
thoriaing Montpelier to erect a soldiers
and sailors monument. Committee on
public buildings.
THE VALUED POLICY AND RATE
H. 112-Rcgulating the issuing of pol
icics of fro insurance and the paymen,
Of losses. MIR. Bullard of Burlington. who
introduced the bill. thought the time had
(COptimucd ON 9TH pagc.I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-08


Votional exercises conducted by the re,
Guy 9. Lamson. chaplain of the House.
LICENSE BILL REPORTED.
:, ln-Heportcd by Senator Slack or
Caledonia, from the Joint committee ON
temperance, amending the existing license
law. Red twice and under the rule or
dcred to lie and he printed.
The reading Of the bill by the secretary
required fifty minutes
Senator Lord OF Washington announced
to the Senate that the committee ON final
adjournment had agreed that adjourn
ment might be reached on Saturday ot 8
a. M. and moved that hereafter the rtlc
requiring bills to lie over "a hours after
third reading has been ordered before
passage be suspended. The motion was
agreed to.
II. 476-Incorporating Lucy Ruggles
Home. Taken up as special order. Pend
ing amendment by Senator Prouty. Sen
ator Hawley OF Franklin proposed n sub
stituto amendment Senator Prouty stat
ed that his amendment follows the word
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following the wording of tho will from
a legal standpoint. Senator Wells raised
a. point as to whether women who have
been teachers are still teachers senator
Prouty again favored his amendment.
Senator Hawicv withdrew his amendment
and the Prouty amendment was adonted
and the bill passed without dissenting
vote.
ADOPTED.
Joint resolution by Senator SlacJs nro
viding for mileage for salaried officials
of Senate and House the same nc for
members. Read and adopted under a s,is-
pension of the rules.
HOUSE AMENDMENTS AGREED TO.
$. 1z-RclAtinr to payment Of iudr-
ments Of court of claims
s. l21--Additional powers for fire dis
trict No. + in town of Barre
BILLS PASSED.
s. lG7-Rclatng to purchase Of supplies
for state Institutions Senator Fletcher
of Windsor spoke briefly in favor of the
bill explaininr its purpose ana calling
attention to tho fact that some state
institutions have bought their supplies for
many years of the Same firms to tho
exclusion of others, which he ted
is not busiuess-lilse. Senator Proutv ask
cd about the 500 limit in the bill. Sen
ator Fletcher thought that there might
he some advantage i'm reducing that
limit but tn" committee considered il
carefully before sotung it ut the prescn,
figure. Senator HUrditt thought the limit
should be lowered. senator Slack thought
| it ,lnnecessarv. Tho bin was passed with
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
Senate Killed Weekly Payment Hill
iii Introduce I" NcguInt. Expcn-
dit"res at state Institutions.
SENATE-MORNING.

I 'nIIcd % order by the prosidout. Do
votional exercises conducted by the N,y.
Guy g. Lamson. chaplain of the House.