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MAKE A RIGHT START
Don't Fail to Secure All of Our
Exposition Views,
Entire series Notwithstanding 9
Complete History OF the Great
st. Louis Exposition.

This panor again takes occasion -
ir,n-ose rron its readers tie advice to-
.r
S''"'' ~" tue ''''o'''' W '"
city Seri"s Of Worries FAR views
The rtason for this is obvious. for tho
views are selected 50 as 10 make tho
,.hL .orio. ut,,. . ,,,tr~o g.,
""''- ~
the scenic hIolor'o'
Genealogical. artist and scUlptural
If my portfolio is missed by ~ mat
much will the series be In'unU heie for
remembrance or for fhr Naluabl" uir-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
BURLINGTON MAN.
DR.. P. E. McSweeney Elected
President of Vermont State
Medical Society.
NEXT MEETING HELD HERE
Invitation Extended by DIR. J. u. Wheel
cr-BurIingtOn Also Given the Trcn-
surcr and Member on Executive
committed - Meeting Closed
with Trolley Ride.

Rutland, oct. 1.-THE closing session Of
the 1lst annual meeting Of the Vermont
STATE Medical society WIS held this morn
ing and was opened by tho r. port from the
house Of delegates read ny Or. Lyman
Allen of Burlington which named the fol-
lowing officers committees and delegates
which were declared elected.
President. L. f.. insolvency of Burling-
ton, vice-rrcsident. NJ. /. Chandler of
Barre; secretary. G. II. GOrham of Bel
lows Fails; treasurer. IL II. stone of Bur
iington; auditor, j. ". Elodgett of Saxtons
River; executive committee, president and
secretary and Il. c. Hawley of Burning
tom; publication committee, q. H.. Cor
ham of Bellows Falls. Il. r. Anderson OF
Brattlcboro. +. X. Campbell Of Bel
lows Falls; neurology. NJ. II. Eddy
Of Middlcbury. G. 5. ScoAeld of
Richford, T.. W. Howard of Shoreham;
legislative. :. T.. Darling Of fiardwick
II. y. tloltor of Brattlchoro, T.. Il. Camp
bell of Bellows Falls Falls. license cen
sors. Henry James OF Waterbury,, 5. w
Hammond of Rutland, j. S HIT of Bel
lows Falls: anniversary chairman, =. W.
Icck of Brandon.
Upon the invitation OF Or. Wheeler of
Burlington the society Will hold its HeXt
annual meeting at that place.
Delegates to the different associations
and societies were elected rs follows;
American Medical association. lr. H.. ID.
Tlulton. MASSACHUSETTS, Medical society.
Or. Blolgctt, DIR. +. r. Stoddlrd. Sh"l-
hurnc: Dartmouth Medical society, Dr..
q. -. Baker. Brandon, Or l." v. Bur
bank. Cabot; University of vermont M"di-
cal society, pr. N, r. Mcclure Mont
pclicr. Or. t. " Bartlett. North fleming
ton. Maine Medical society. Dr. T.. NJ.
Nichols. Barton, Dr T.. :. Gray, Troy:
rhode Island society, Or. y. L Miller,
Brattlctoro, Dr. ". W Townsend, Hut-
49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
ONE WORD IN time
Is Better Than Two Afterwards
a Chance to Profit by a Bur
lington Woman Exper-
fence.

1t Is strange how people will put away
an opportunity until too late; it's only
little things that 20 to make up our every
day cXistance. the trouble il We don't
pay sufficient attention to them. Back.
ache IL a little thing, sometimes it comes
after "A hard days work; or a slight cold.
1t VIII pass of, YOU say it's only the
result OF ovcrtaxing my back. 1t isn't
the fault Of your back, but your Kidneys.
The cNcrtion of straining has interfcrcd
with the delicate mocha nism. but II really
is kidney ache. If tho kidneys are not
relieved chronic disorders set In and this
is why the little thing" should not be
passed over. A Burlington woman has
learned to appreciate what delay means.
Mrs, l. Il. Ryder, formerly of % Peru
street, says: u never had backache until
la grippe left me a victim to il. For
four years | had IA constant pain across
the lower part of my back. it.. persist
ency was terrible and resisted all nv ef-
forts to shake IL of. Reading or working.
walking or standing. sitting or living the
pain In my back was always present I'm
full force. In one Of my attempts to get
ease. l went To W. ]. Hcnderson's drug
store and got "A box of Doar's Kidney
Pifs. ] never was SO pleased at any
act Of mine In my life. They gave me tho
Arst freedom | ever had from aches and
and pains IN all the years I suffered.
The result was so positive and deciAcd |
am only too pleased to be able to rec.
ommond DOan's Kidney Pills to others
For sale by all dealers; price 20 cents.
Fcs'cr' Milbu?n Coz. n, y. sole agents
FOR the l.. =.
Remember the Name. Doan's, and AXE
no substitute
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OF HOUSE.
Bills-JOint Committee IN Tenn
Dernncc.

devotional exercises conducted by tho
Rev. Mir. Shaw, the member from Mari
boro. journal of yesterday read and APP
proved.
The sneaker announced as the special
committee to consider caucus bill these
members: Mcssrs. Lewis Of Troy. Proc
tor Of Proctor. Downer of sharon, OSull-
van of 81. Adams city, Fits OF nrattlc-
boro. Archibald of Manchester, Bullard OF
darlington. Norton Of Vcrgcnncs, Laid of
Alhurgh. Mdnsur of brighton, BickfOrd
Of Bradford. Smith Of Sheffield, Bailey of
Barre town.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. Shy Mr.. Leavens of Cambridge,
amending sections : and 81 of No. 90 Of acts
of 1902. Towns shall elect liquor commits
sioners by ballot ut town meeting, with
out regard to their political affiliations.
Firm class licenses druseists) may be
granted by license commissioners, in
stead of sclcCtmen, as at present, joint
committee on temperance.
II. t6-Ry Mr.. Chcdcl Of Stockhridge.
amending section %, V, S, relating tn
form of ballots. Removes square from
head of official ballot for town rcprescn-
%tativc: committee o n elections,
II. 57-By Mr., Rythcr of Dover, relating
to protection Of fish; committee on game
and fisheries. Makes the close season on
trout, salmon, salmon-trout and 'longc
from August to MAY 1.
II, Shy Mr.. Walker of Dummerston
relating to taxation on savings banks de-
posts; way and means. Makes the limit
81, 00 instead Of 300.
II. M-By Mr.. Fish Of Ira, amending
statutes relating to lien on colts; general
committee.
II. eo-By Mr.. Morse Of Randolph.
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GUILTY OF SHOOTING DOE.
Fred Jcwrtt and Irving I>ham Must
Pay 800 Each-yile Case on Trial.

Montpcllor oct. 1.-The rape case 81
State vs.. Hiram Warren, trial of which
was begun in Washington county court
Thursday afternoons. Will 10 to the jury
before noon Tomorrow. The respondent
took the stand in his own behalf this af-
tornoon denying in every particular the
story told by the complaining witness.
Gladys Stcarns. a blind girl 10 years Old.
Arguments We're made this afternoon Tor
the State by :. HOLSTER Jackson and
by Y. l.. Laird for the respondent. w. A.
Lord will close for the respondent to-
morrow morning and states Attorney
Scnter for the State.
Irving lshan, who was convicted yes
terday in WASHINGTON county court of
illegally killing door, is seriously i'll in
the county Jail with heart t-ouhle. lie
is in the care Of the city physician.
A petition is in circulation asking GOV
ernor Bell IN appoint cicn. J. II Lucia
city judge for the two years commencing
December ! next.
The petit jurors not on the Warren
case We're excused this afternoon ny
Judge Tylor until after tho October torn
Of supreme court. which convoros Octo-
hcr .. Commencing next Monday after
noon the court calendar will 30 taAeu ~
and divorce and other court cases viii be
IN order.
M~ortpclior, oct. lathe case of
state ". Riram Warren Of Calais, atdtu-
tory rape, was called in Washington
county court this afternoon and nearly
all tho afternoon was occupied in en-
paneline "a jury. Tho respondent is
charged with committing the crime Of
rape on Gladys Stearus of Johnson.
August ID. last, when she was visit-
ing her sister. wife Of the respondent.
In Calais. The complaining witness is
IS years old and has been blind from
birth, She was ON the witness stand
when court adjourned this afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Several Hills Introduced and One Priv.
nte Measure Passed.

povotiAaal exercises were conducted
ny the chaplain. Th' journal of yes
t"rday was read and approved.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 7l-By Mr.. o'Sullivan of st. Al
bans city. relating 70 allowance to
widows Widows ~ persons dying in
tcstatc and without issue shall. on APP
pliCation to probate court receive from
husbands estate all household goods in
addition to present share of estate
Judiciary committee
H.. 72--By Mr.. Darling OF Chelsea,
relating to amendment of charters
Corporations organized under general
statutes may by vote OF all its stock
holders alter the business Of orpora-
tion. hut shall not engage in business
not authorized by said general statutes
Notice Of change shall hc filed with
secretary of state. Judiciary commit
tee.
II. 73-By MI. partt Of Springfield
by request of Vermont Humnnc society
relating to prevention of cruelty to an
imals. committee ON judiciary. Cor
bids the confinement in the cars, for
, NOR" than "a consecutive hours. of an
lmals in transit, without rest, water
and feeding. Tho person having charge
or in his default the railroad company
AT his expense. shall attend properly
to care OF animals when unloadcd.
II, 74-By Mr., Dartt, relating II
same as above. committee on judiciary
Olives gents of humane society au
thority to sign complaints before the
courts; iinos to ~ paid to the society
prosecuting tho vioiation)
II. 75-By Mr., Phelps Of Barnet, re
lating to the killing Of deer; to com
mittec on game aud fisheries. (Add'
ten days to the open season.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. l7-AmcndinE statutes relating I,
taking OF lane for school purposes.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED,
II, 2i-To incorporate Mechanics
Vile association Camended as PROPOSED
by committee on corpOratiousD
On motion of Mi. Kicker of 81. Johns
bury il was ordered that when tn,
House adjourned ii be unit, two o'cloCl
next Monday afternoon.
ON motion Of Mr.. Waite Of Hyd
Park, the Itouse adjourned.
LEGISLATIVE NOTE.
The member who fails to get on to an
Of the active working committees SOM
times finds II pretty hard to kill time
and goes back home with a not very eN
allied idea of the halo which is supposa
to surround the head of the town REP
resentativo. We arc reminded of one mem
Der OF a recent house, from a small tow
who found himself with little or nothin
to do in the way OF committee work. an
upon whose hands time hung heavily bc
fore the session was half through, +
some ono who spoke to him a year q
moro later about his experiences in Mont
pclicr he said: Il wouldn't go back Their
again and be as small a man as | ha
TO be at that session for ten dollars
day At home this man was an encrgeti,
thrifty farmer. and would have serve
well on any of the busy committees. II
simply didn' get a chance.
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dent of the hospital was present this
evening representing the trustees and
was accompanied by his private secre-
tary.
At present it seems n physical impos-
sibility for this subcommittee or n
committee to thoroughly I'm the
accounts of the state institutions for
the past two years and report to tho
Legislature before Thanksgiving.
The Senate and House committees
are agreed to report favorahly on the
bills to do away with all bounties on
n~oxious animals. These bills will have
smooth sailing IN both houses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
CREAMERY GOING INTO BANK
RIfPTCY.

At the time Of the closing Of the doors
of the Farmers Mutual Creamery COM
pany at ST. Johnsbury the creditors met
and appointed a committee of i've To in
vestigate the company's affairs and recon-
mend what steps should be taken to got
back n portion OF their money. This
committee consisted Of l.. 7. ldc. c. II.
Higgins. Charles Weeks, w. l.. Russell
and w. L. Russell. The committee has
given the matter much careful eNamina-
ton, but has been unable to reach any
satisfactory agreement with the parties
interested and the affairs will he settled
In tho bankruptcy court. The outlook
for the creditors is very bad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
A vEKMONT SNOW STORM

Springfield. oct. l3t-The first snow fell
here Wednesday afternoon, After one
inch had ALLEN II turn to rain. This is The
earliest snow and heaviest in three years.
The nrst SNOW in 1907 was October "a,
and In 1902. the first furry was October II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
ON CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Rutland County Court Hearing Case
against Emmett Mott.

Rutland oct. 14.-The jury in tho
case of John +. II. McDonough. AS
prepayment of the will of Mrs. George
T.. Russell. against Mrs. Julia r. Den
mis-. contrntant appellant, which has
had the case under consideration since
ten o'clock this morning, is still out at
eleven o'clock tonight. The jury came
in this afternoon and reported that
they could not agree. but they We're
| sent back to their room by Judge Nun
son.
The criminal docke was reached his
morning when the case OF the state
against Emmett Mott Of Proctor was
taken up. Mott is charged with at
tempting to commit criminal assault
on Miss Nellie Kelley, a nurse employ
ed at the Proctor hospital The de-
PENDANT is alleged to have called at the
hospital on the night of Tuesday, sep
tcinber 6, stating that his wife was
sick and that he wanted - nurse to ac-
company him to his home, When on a
lonely road. it is alleged, that he at
tempted to assault the girl,
CELEBRATED GOTH BIRTHDAY.
Montpclier, oct l4-MisS Mary Ann
Thwing celebrated her Goth birthday this
afternoon by keeping open house from
two to four O'Clock, during which time
scores Of her friends both old and young
called to offer their congratulations to
his nonagcnarian and to wish for her
many added years Of life. Miss ThWing
was born in Barre and is the only living
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua ThWinG.
She has been ;nfrm from birth and when
& years old fractured one nip so that
she has since been unable to walk. For
many years she has resided in tho Loomis
house on Main street in this city, living
with Mrs. Amanda LOOMS and Mrs. RpX-
anna Dodge, her sisters. both now de-
Cca SeH.
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| RAPID WORK
Eislative Committees Beginning
to Make Reports on
Bills.
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kcmpts Ia Change the Law Relating
|O savings Hanks Deposits. Also to
Equn,ixe Taxatio MN Emo I o
Abolish the Railroad
Commission.

fontp clier. oct. 13.-That the standin
nmittecs from both houses are getting
wn to work was shown to-day by sew
bills that had received consideration
were returned to the Legislature for
ion. This is almost unprecedented dur
the second week of tho session and IN"
prk is farther advanced than it has been
many years towards the close of the
ond week. The House passed its FIRST
this morning amending the charter of
American Fidelity company and two
Is from the committee of the Judiciary
the Senate were ordered to a third read
Several important bills were Introduced
the" HOUSE, among them that 10y MI.
alkcr of Dummerstou making excess of
positS I'M savings banks over N."o SUB
rt to taxation. by Mr.. Morse Of Randolph
clualizc taxation, and by MIR. fitts
Brattl, horo. relating to the employ
ant of child labor. The latter prohibits
lildron under 10 wears of age WORKING IN
~ mill. factory or shop aud tho employ
ont OF children under H. years of age
airing the time public schools arc III Ses-
ON
THAT the railroad commission is to re-
eivc some attention this year is shown
y tho bill introduced this morning by
In. start Of Hakcrsheld. repeating act IS,
ws OF lg0-. relating In tho railroad com
iisSion. This hill if IT becomes a law
N abolish thu railroad commission
Mr.. Miller ef Barnard offered another
II aboliShiug capital punishment. This
I'M nlsn rrn,idcs that n norson committed
st,to'e n,,enn fn, lfo may he consid-
red dead MS estate may he settled and
is wife may again marry. This act APP
li.s 70 any rcrson nov, under sentence
death.
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PUMA "''""' 'c'"'N'S '"' '~"" n'"'''
OPERATION ON CHAPLAIN FARMAN.
D.,
NV" i'i IL ~ ''H"tn '"!s
u! senator flSh "l Nlhd-
e.. oou,,H 'i"t ,n'p,"In r"rnhnh OF INC
IA delicate operation at Hcaton hospital
, I'll ,r'S' 10 sun ~ .ho S'nh,orS.
sa,an n ,i,". ,h,, ~. nro roIS
,,.va "a no n.rfnrn,ad ,ut hnaa 10y,
i, OF ti1l tho closc Of mo session r.
was performed bv DR.. G. E. Chandler Of
this city and senator Fish. and was
successful \ small cancer was remov-
I'd and a dead cy"ball that had been
troubling Chaplain Firman for some
time was removed. In announcing the
Illness OF the chaplain senator Fish
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
FARM BUILDINGS BURNED.

Montpelier. oct. 1.-THE farm buildings
of Lucius Gould in East Montpelier were
burned this evening together With 90 tons
Of hay, two hogs, - cords of wood and
a part of his household goods. Tho loss
s.. go, partially covered by Insurance. Nhe
fire caught in the barn from n broken
lantern and the barn and house were
burned to tho ground.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY.
senate Adopted Resolutions In Sym.
pnthy with Chaplain Fnrnnn-Bil
by senator Ishnm to Limit
DOuLcd Indebtedness.


u.racd ,.cht.a,...
called TO ORDER by the pr's'u'h'' De-
v~"tional exercises ~conductcd 10y me NeV'
Of the House. The journal Of Wednesday $
Proc'cuihHS was rodu an" "PF''N'u'
BILLS INTRODUCED.
- >. . ,,., u,,,o,,
:, ~ o.'la'oi 1871 n'.'","i'
"il''lu'h6 S'Ctloh H. Nc'n''"' '''.'.'H'
ici"''"s " "'''N'."Ont Va" "'' -
anlhliiS OF properly ''pl. ~ p'i'Nn ~
waste n"hE'S as 10 h"ti,c VI "''ach-
ihcht an" SAT- .>"tice ~ "' piiH''u III
newspaper commune W JuuI.i
>. .f,-By senator lsham "f ohit'endch.
10 limit the bonded mdebtedncss OF
towns, cities ana Incorporated NJhaGeS.
! o"n, CITY or village by t"o-thlruS Vote
at dulN "drh'd meeting may Vote 10
issu" bonds for purchasing r~odd-indkinS
~ tn nav cnrrnmt ndcht"dmcs hnt stgii
not h"rtaiu'r isSu' ""l'' LOT any pui-
cent. Of the grand list az said town. city
u N"t'.'' ~ - ~" 'H9uu
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p'''"lSS'"n - ",'''i''' ""'",n'n "E | Sir,,
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:, un'''t. rH..IuS NJ nm ior '"m-
r', r . rmn ".mNuaE " saw n"oH u JAN
> l"-@ihcndlng sc'ton lHl. Vermont
STATUES, I'IdthE /" service "i h",IV" on
anS'h, d~"i'hdah', reported iaVnrhh!y nN
committee on Judlciary ana th'ru r'HdihS
oru'r'"
. An ac' l" mike husband ana VIC
c""'P'''"t Witnesses reported tt:ort.'E
IRON cofhnll't,e on Judiciar! ana third
! ,ru w." ~
9,u,.t "nrrnrn,'unN,'u 'Ppu'n'-
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SENATE-AFTERNOON.
READ AND REFERRED.
l. 2-Am"nding charter Of American
rla'Il'F % committee on corporations
senator flsh oil NlhdS"r ahAoou''h !"
tH' H'i"t' inc serious lI!h'sS ot chaplain
NV MT f"tlhih Spok" t'HhnSIN Win
,'I"'o l" inc S"h'e' ana presented r"Sl-
i"''"hS ~'H''ndlne 10 MI farlndn IN"
- ''pd'HN "i lH' senate IN ms arHictch'
""'H r'S"luti"hS Were "d"pt'd ny Il
"'''"''l"uS rls"he vote
IrrJ.S INTRoDTCED
: lily senator Lawrence of addison,
I" pay I, j. S"'IN Nl for services ana
I as p",' ou, III pursuit ana arf"St "f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20

amending sections of V. s.. so as to equal
izc taxation. Extends to- holders Of real
estate the same right to Offset for debts
owing as holders of personal property now
enjoy; committee on grand list.
II. 61-By Mr.. Davis of Bethel. TO pay
John +. Goodrich the sum named dor
editing Vernon Revolutionary rolls; com
mittee on claims.
II. 62--Ry Mr.. Lcavcns Of Cambridge.
amending act No. 10 OF 1902: committee mn
temperance. No person engaged in the
liquor traffic. directly or indirectly. 20 he
accepted as surety on bond; no person to
be- surety for more than one applicant;
sureties must be residents of same town
as applicant.
W. 5i-By Mr.. Fits Of B~rattlebpro. ro-
lating to employment of child labor. No
child under ~ shall be employed in any
mill. factory or Workshop in any capacity.
No child under 10 shall he so employed
during school session. Advances age at
which children at lstor in mills may h.
employed, after attending &c weeks school
during the year from Il to I6 years ard
applies same provisions to paroChial
school pupils. Penalty for employing chill
dron adverse to limitations prescribed. Or
rs rer'nt or guardian con.enting thereto
fixed at ~.
County courts. municipal courts ana JUS
ticns to have concurrent jurisdiction.
Repeats section 5.1+i. relating to child
employment. Committee N education.
". H-By Mr.. Eddy Of Stowe, amending
act relating to seine and set line fishing,
game and hsheries. Provides for permits
by commissioner .or set line fshirr
with a view TO collection OF information.
and preservation % the fish.
II. Spy Mr.. Dyer of Middlotovn
Springs, amending TIC law relating IN tho
cutting Of bushes on the roadsid": ON
mittec on highways. bridges and ferries.
tSclcotm"n to have bushes cut for srac.,
cf ten fect each sids Of center line Of
highway.
II. Shy Mr., Miller OF barnard. ahol-
ishinr the death penalty and substituting
Iii" imrrisonm"it; judiciary.
II. 67-By Mr.. start of RakerSacld.
amending the statute relating to tn. rail-
road commission: committee on railroads.
tAholishes the comnission).
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
". 2-Amcnding charter Of American FL
deity company.
Mr.. Darling Of Chelsea explained that
tho proposed amendment struck out the
right to insure against plate glass break
age and steam boiler explosion. the corr
pary desiring the changes SO that it may
ontcr New York without aymen of
heavy fo" required for Insurance against
these risks.
on motion of MFR. Waite OF Hyde Park.
the House adjourned.
HOTSE-AFTERNOON.
u
Hi,'hh'i "n''"u'iceo the ioilow-
."S i".inn''H VI ,"c JONI commute" on
,,n'r.r"hc' =" IN" par' Oh th' blouse:
n, 49,. 'Vi' WI '',pu' 81
c,c.n"i w. 'Pi1hsneld, ME-
Hi"'nr VI'E' Mr, NSal
Lavcns Of Cambridge.
HIIIS rNrRODr-CED
|
H. "N-BN MI Miles of Barton,
amends sec. ll2', Vermont statutes, by
removing the disqualification of jurors
serving Tor o terms after their hay
ing once served. 1t docs not excuse
Sp''l"I jurors or those drawn on struck
JurlcS. Judlciary committee.
II "'-By MI. Bliss of ~Swantou, L.
EhIl%lhE inc r""organization OF the
S"anton savings Bank and Trust COM
lanN' '~ofninlttc" ON banks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20

The cross mark was alleged 10 repre-
sent Mrs, Bells signature. The court de-
cidcd that the child must be returned 10
her mother n dismissed the complaint
against Mrs. Bell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20

Dyepepsia-oane Of human existence.
BurdoCk BLOOD BittcPs cures it. promptly.
permanently. Regulates ara tones the
StOmaCh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20

Fortify the system against disease by
purifying and tnrichinG tn blood in
other words, take Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20

The subcommittee on claims from
the Senat" snd House was again hard
AT work tHlS evening in the State audi
1"l ONCE ON the accounts OF the State
Hospital FOR tho Insane for tho past
TWO years. senator Fletcher of Wind
sor county hats been added too this sub
committee and they are having the
valuable assistance Of f. 5. Platt of
Ioultncy, stat" Inspector of finance.
Dr. Marc"llus Hutchinson. superinten-